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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15
GOV. CAMPBELL. ; CONNIE ENDS POST

The capital news bureau of the Tucson Citizen announced yesterday that. following the action of the American Legion at Mesa in demand ing official action to Oust the l. w w. from the state. Gov. Campbell has written letter to the posts adju- tant in which he warmly commcnds its attitude and pledges his coniin- ued support in combating this slimy organization"
 The action of the Mesa post came in the form of the following resOlu- tion, which was prepared upon the receipt of news concerning the hap pening in the state of Washington:
 Whereas, During the period O. the world war, and immediately sub- sequent thereto, there has developed in America an undesirable element in our population represented by the l. w. W.s and other radicals opposed to government and pledged to it's over throw and destruction; and,
 Whereas, Since the termination of the' world war, and the relaxation of war measures for the curbing of such element, the aforesaid radicals have been super-active in our midst; and,
 Whereas, The public press on this morning, following the first anniver- sary of the Armistice Day, brings news of the dastardly and cowardly attack on Centralia Wash, by such radical clements upon the lawfully and peacefully conducted parade of our fellow veterans of the world war; and,
 "Whereas, No extenuating circum- stances can be advanced in connec- ton with this infamous act upon public manifestation of loyalty to our government; and,
 'Whereas, The clement of our population perpetrating the outrage in question is opposed to the prin- ciples of organized government and committed to the destruction Of or ganiEed society;
 Now, therefore, The Mesa post of the American Legion condemns the action of the radical elements in the state of Washington, as well as all other such actions of this radical ele- ment during the continuance, and since the end of the world war, and demand that merited punishment be speedily enforced We pledge our unqualified support to the move ments and measures initiated and sponsored by the national convention of the American Legion, and to the department of justice of our federal government, now engaged in protect ing society from such unlawful ele- ment and we demand like unquah- fled support from the officers of our state to the end that such radical elements within the state Of Arizona may be busted therefrom, and busl- ness and society made safe, and to that purpose we dedicate anew our services
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15
PIMA SUPERVISORS
 TURN DOWN ROAD BIDS

TUCSON, Nov. If. - On motion of Dr. w A. Baker, chairman, and sec onded by F. A. Nathan. member, and negatived by John P. Mallory. the minority member of the board, the supervisors of Pima county, at their last meeting, rejected all bids for the $1,500,00O road bond issue. This ac- tion followed charges and counter charges on the part of the represent atives of R. NJ. Grant and company, and Powell, Gerard and company.
 It was taken over the objection of Supervisor Mallory, who recommend ed that the board secure further legal advice on the questions at issue be fore final action was taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15
ORGANIZATION, OF SOUTHERN
 ft ARIZONA FAIR SouGHl

TUCSON, Nov l14-Organizatioh ol a southern Arizona, fair as a result O. dissatisfaction among the soutnerL counties that participated in the state fair this year may be 6 reality soon accroding to Secretary Parish ol the Tucson chamber of commerce. MT Parish declared that the dissa''Srac- ton arose over the fact thas -r--ry' iH- dication pointed 10 the partiality by judges to counties from the northern part of the state. to the detriment oi the southern counties. He declared that the partialitT is So marked that there is serious talk of organizing a
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15
Radicals Entering
 America Via Mexico

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 tries, especially those portions deal ing with labor and with article 27; only Russia by natiOnalizing lands has gone farther than we have. This is what we lack to assure our eco homie independence, the basis of the sovereignty of all peoples. You will have seen in the press that England has nationalized it's coal mines and that similar steps are be- ing taken in France.
 "The social movement in the Unit ed States is of such importance at the present time that from one mo- ment to another there may be q change in the general order of things. | There is terrible dislocation be- tween capital and labor. The con- ciliation conference between indus trials and workingmen have failed. Throughout the United States there is clamor for the specialization of industries. It would be sad if we, who initiated the movement, should abandon it through a weakening of principles or through unfounded fears. l believe you should uphold the prin ciple of naturalization against wind and. whether, not permitting, on any ground whatever, the present own CTS of oil wells to fail to recognize the sovereignty of our nation to the sub-soil in general, including their properties"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15
LAPS PAY BIG MONEY
 TO LEASE ARIZONA LANDS

CHANDLER, Ariz,, Nov. 14.-What is considered top price for leases was made the other day when Gerard & Go. of Mesa leased so acres east of Chandler to some Japs for $50 an acre. The land belongs to Ellis Pew. The lease is for three years and amounts to s11,OO for that length of time. The new occupants will raise cantaloupes and other truck on the place. A peculiar feature of how land prices move is the fact that MT. Pew bought this same piece of land for the exact amount he secures from his three-year lease, $11,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15

have been installed and for the publics pleasure. The complete line of High Grade Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Pipes and Box Candies will be handled by
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15

CAPITAL DEMOCRAT CLUB
 ORGANIZED AT PHOENI,

PHOENIX, Nov. 14.-The Capital Democratic club was organized last night at a meeting held in the offices of the state land department, it was announced today. The organization was made up of various state off cials to create unity within the Demo cratic party in Arizona in the hope members said. that other like organi- cations formed for the benefit of the party would conduct themselves in the same way.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15

Southern Arizona fair and that Yuma and other localities already had indi- cated their support of such a project.
 Pima county was awarded three prizes. It won the first prize and the sweepstakes in alfalfa. First prize in Chili pepper. Mrs. Rogers prize pumpkin again won seconp pr1ze. Second prizes also were awarded to Pima county on tomatoes and pea nuts.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15
ED WRIGHT BRINGS A
 BRIDE FROM PHOENIX

MIAMI, Nov. 14.-Ed Wright re- turned from Phoenix last evening and brought with him a bride. Mrs. Wright was formerly Miss Gibson, a daughter of John Gibson of Gibson. MT. Wright is we'll known here. He is a brother of Sanitary Officer Wright of the city force. The many friends Of these young people will join in wishing them much happi- ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15
PASSENGERS RESCUED.

LONDON. Nov. 14-A wireless message received at Gibraltar by Lioyds says the Italian steamer Es- peria has rescued thirteen of the crew and thirteen passengers of the American schooner Emma r. Chase. The schooner was abandoned in lati- tude "A longitude 42 north on Nov. 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The myster- ious woman who was mentioned as my friend" in the will of r. r. shorts. traction king, Is Mrs. Apanda C. Thomas. She is to receive S50000O, according to the will Mrs. Shonts is left S50e0 and 2, painting of herself by Prince Troubetskoy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15
PosTPoNEs VISIT

PHOENIX, Nov. II. - The visit to Phoenix of Eamonn de Valera has been postponed, according to letter received by local irish sympathizers from Frank P. Walsh, one of the leaders in the United States in the movement for Ireland's independence. The letter said MT. De Valera re- quired rest after an, arduous speaking tour, but that Arizona would be in cluded in his itinerary, to be resumed about the first of the coming year.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15

No job of printing too small, none too large. If you want it done right Phone go. Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-15

A motor driven machine with a pulling power of 150 tons has beeu built for test anchor chain shackles for ships.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04
.FUR-BEARING ANIMAL
RAISERS MUST REGISTER

Persons who wish TO raise fur
bearing animals in Indiana must
register with the state conservation
commission. FISH and game division.
the commission ruled. A fee of $40
viii be charged 10 cover registra-
tion and inspection. The commits
sion took this step 10 protect such
animals from INSCRIPTIONS hunters
who take them out of season.
The fish and game division in
three weeks Of this month brought
about more than $50 convictions for
violations of the fish and game laws.
The number of convictions brought
about in the first six months of the
last fiscal year which period was
under the former administration
and before the establishing Of the
commission, was III. the records
show. Fees from fines collected in
that period amounted to 1885. Fees
from fines collected in the last six
months under the new organization
amounted TO $3.50.
Confscated furs taken by the di-
vision now number approximately
1875 The large number is taken to
indicate what the officials regard as
an appalling number of animals TAX
en- out Of season. A lively effort will
be made TO break up such violation
practices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04
FILES PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST CHIEF KLINE

Habeas corpus proceedings against
Peter Kline. chief OF police, was fled
in superior court Wednesday by
George WOzniak who asserts he is
being held uniawfully by the police
authorities.
Wozniak was arrested on Chaplin
ST.. between and 8 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon and confined in the city
jail At the opening Of city court
Wednesday morning no affidavit
was filed against him.
He asserts the police have failed
and refused to bring him before the
court for arraignment and that he
is detained in Jail without commit
ting any crime.
Judge Montgomery issued a writ
of habeas corpus returnable in SUI
perior court at 1870 Wednesday
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04
MAKE PLANS To
CONSERVE COAL
Cancel All Night Meeting at
Chamber of Commerce
Building.

The Chamber OF Commerce will
take the initiative in the effort to
conserve coal during the present sit
uation and as a first step will flgura-
lively close the building at s o'clock
in the evening
This was announced Wednesday
morning by secretary r. J. Green,
who further stated that the Cham
her OF Commerce was short n guam
tity Of coal and that IL would be an
imposition 10 ask the coal 10 he de-
livered in order that the building
might be kept open at night while
people were unable to secure enough
20 keep their homes warm.
To Bank Fires.
The fires in the building Will be
banked at 4:3O o'clock in the after
noon and though the building will be
open at night, only enough heat will
be maintained TO keep the water
pipes from freezing. This will cause
all evening meetings to be called
of or transferred TO the day time.
Secy Green stated that the coal
situation has reached a crisis and
that the fact should he recognized
and that it was proper that the
Chamber OF Commerce should take
the initiative in the effort to con
serve fuel. All meetings scheduled
at night for this week in the build
ing have been postponed. and no ar
rangements for others will be made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04
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PHONETIC SPELLING
MIGHT HELP SOME.

The city directory has been a
source OF mystery 10 a great
many people endeavoring TO To-
cate different streets in the city
but by a close persual OF the
personnel OF the citys employees
one man has been found that
can correctly interpret the huge
book Of mystery. The boys" at
central fire station were in the
midst OF a terrible discussion
Saturday evening as 20 the ex-
act location OF Ewing av.
Those who had worked at the
fire stood on the side lines en-
joying the argument while those
who were left at the station be-
came more engrossed in the ar
gument. Asst. Chief w. Smith
could resist no longer so he
brought out the city directory to
settle the argument and was
busy looking through the Els in
an effort 20 find the exact loca-
ton OF Ewing az. Bubbling over
with sincerity, one Of the more
daring boys sought to aid the
chief In bringing the argument
to an end and exclaimed:
"Hully gee. Chief. you're all
wrong. look through the US"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04
CHARGES
CHILDREN WITH
FRAUD IN DEED
, Lives in Furnished Room Aft
er Saving $4,000
During Life.

George Geyer. % years old. and
his wife are now living in a fur
nished room despite the fact that
Geyer accumulated over $4,000
real and personal property during
his life
A complaint TO rescind and can
Gel deed and for accounting Vas
MED in superior court wednesday
b. Geyer against his four children.
Hattie Geyer. Howard Gcyer and rs
Their Beisiegei Of Chicago. Lillian
Remmo. $40 W. Jefferson blvd.
Salem Bank Of Goshen and his wife,
Sarah Geyer.
Geyer charges in his complaint
that on oct IA, 1919, the defendants
fraudulently induced him 10 execute
and deliver q deed which conveyed
lot in South Rend. - feet by 40
feet on Vistula av., IN Andrew Fuer-
bringer's addition % the city of
south Bend and 3fS acres OF land in
Elkhart county.
Merely Signed Paper
At the time OF signing this instru-
b lnent. it was represented to- Geyer
that he was merely signing "a paper
whereby it would Dee impossible for
him 10 dispose of his property or
anyone else secure 81 from him until
ms death. He was 10 receive an in
come OF $500 yearly during the rest
Of his life.
He also charges that his children
proved so on the mind of his wife
mat they disrupted his home and
told him his wife would not live
with him unless me signed this pa
Per They also threatened him with
criminal prosecution.
Ii was not until Nov 10 that he
found that fl was actually a deed
that he had signed and that he real
Is had no property but would re-
Ceive only the stipulated income. on
Dec. he demanded the reconvey-
ance Of the land to him and imme-
diately fled suit when &c was refused.
He and his wife became recon
Cued when ne got her away from
the influence OF his four children
and they are now living at rented
room at 335 y. Main St. an their
household goods being held in stor-
age by the children.
Bank Is Trustee
The Salem bank Of Goshen was
made trustee in the original deed
and was made party defendant i'm
the present suit Only in that capac-
fly His wife was mad party de-
PENDANT only that her rights might
De adjudicated.
In making provision for his wife
I'm the event Of his death, Mr.. Gey-
CT has provided that she should be
given 5000 with which to buy a
home and the income from one
third OF his estate for the remainder
OF her life. This the children per
sladed her TO exchange for $1,000
cash which she was to receive.
Action was brought into the courts
some time previous IN which am at
tempt was TO have a guardian APP
pointed for Mr.. Geyer but this was
unsuccessful. Although 70 years
old, he hardly has a grey hair in his
head and is as spry and clear head
ed as a man OF half his age
Mr.. Geyer is a pioneer of Elkhart
county and first got his start teach
ing school. From money he saved
in this profession he bought a small
farm and by much hard work and
frugal living accumulated the large
amount OF property he now has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Amy Shilling hled suit for divorce
from Ralph ii. Shilling in superior
court Wednesday. charging that he
abandoned her in 1915 and that
since that time he has never given
her any money or made any provi-
sion for her support.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04
How Fat Actress
Was Made Slim

Many stage people now depend entire
" upon MarmOla Prescription Tablets
for reducing and controlling fat One
clever actress tells that she reduced two
70 four pounds a week by using this
new form OF the famous MarmOla Pre-
scriptiOn and now, by taking Marmola
Tablets several times a year, keeps her
weight Just right All druggists sell
Marmola Prescription Tablets at 81. for
large case. or you can get them by
sending price direct 10 the Marmola Co.
So Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich II
you have not tried them do so. They
are harmless and effective. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04
COMPANY
WOULD CONDEMN LANE

The New Jersey Indiana and Il
linois Railway Co. filed condemna-
ton proceedings against John Gyur-
gyik and 80 other defendants in su-
periOr court "Wednesday for land
which they wish TO use for handling
OF freight and passenger cars and a
general terminal
The lots in question are in Rats
first addition TO the city OF South
Bend and are for about 90 feet TO
eacb~side Of the present right Of way
OF the railway. Several additional
spurs and tracks are to be CON
structed II the company secures the
land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04

Definite agreement exists be-
tween France and Great Britain in
regard TO the situation in Syria. ac-
cording 10 a recent interview with
Lord Allenby at Marseilles, France
He is quoted as saying the two
countries are in perfect accord in
their efforts 10 obtain for the allies
the friendship OF the Arabians. Tho
above photograph is the latest Of
Lord Allenby.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-04

XMAS BASKETS AND WRE-ATHS.
Beehler's, Main 1899 Order
early. 5626-6
The producers news., 1919-11-28

Producers News Wants Aas of.s =
r.sults. If you have anything 10
sell. rers or have los. or ioau :m sa-ya
article, our Want Column WIN s
Won. .
The producers news., 1919-11-28

Judge Conner, who has lad
the decision in the Land C1lassi-
fication Injunction suit filed by
Clair Stoner on behalf of the
taxpayers against the Board Of
County Commissioners and
Lockwood and Blakelee, Classi-
fication Contractors, under ad-
visement for some time render
ed g decision today adverse to
the taxpayers, holding both that
the county commissioners were
acting within their power when
they let this classification con-
tract without bids in the SUM of
about $4,000, in spite Of the
inhibition of the constitution
which prohibits absolutely the
county commissioners from en-
tering into contract or the
contracting of any Indebtedness
involving a sum greater than
$4,000 without first submit
ting the proposition to a vote Of
the electors of the county.
The court takes the position
that the state legislature has
the authority to provide for the
equal levy of taxes throughout
the state as provided for in an
other section Of the constitu-
ton. However, under this very
section of the constitution, the
state could not provide for the
expenditure of more than $780,
900 without first submitting the
Epreposition to q vote of the peo-
pie Of the state, according tc
the constitution, and this law
will cost the people of the State
of. Montana over a million dol.
lars, but it seems in this case
that Judge Conner holds that the
Legislature can delegate authori.
ty to the several subdivision:
of the state to do the thing:
that both the legislature anc
the subdivisions themselves art
prohibited from doing by ths
constitution.
In fact the decision Of Judg'
Conner seems to upset and Sc
aside the entire constitution O
the state of Montana, and i
seems that it takes a pile O
legal hokus-pokus to make tn
decision of the court in this cas-
harmonic with the very frs
principles of either constitu
tional or any other kind OF law
Tt is fundamental in law, tha
any body cannot delegate to an
other body powers that tn
The producers news., 1919-11-28
ting State From Spending Appropriating 100000
or the County 5000, Without Submit
ting to People, just Legal Fiction.

delegating body does not itself
possess.
Yet this decision decides that
it does; decides in other words
that the created is greater than
the creator.
This case will be discussed
more fully next week.
In the meantime, a notice of
appeal will be filed by Onstad
and Greer, attorneys for Clair
Stoner, and the case appealed to
the Supreme Court of the state.
To do this it will be necessary
to raise more money. 1t is a
shame that, always the burden
of this kind must be placed al
ways upon the taxpayers, upon
those who are constantly being
defrauded, but it seems that
this is the case and if the tax
payers of this county and this
state want to put stop to this,
one of the most barefaced and
rotten graft that has ever been
penetrated upon the taxpayers
of this county, this case must
be carried up.
It is the sincere belief of this
writer that the supreme court
of Montana will reverse the de-
cision of Judge Conner unanim-
ously, that the classification law
has not a legal leg to stand on,
and that the taxpayers ought
to see to it that the case is TAX
en- to the supreme court.
! A stop must be put to this
sort of graft in the state Of
Montana, and the grafters who
Iare always promoting these
gold brick undertakings at the
expense of the taxpayers should
be run out into the open where
the people can get their num-
Der and force them to go to
lwork.
To do this will cost the tax
payers money, but it will be
money we'll spent. Less than
lS15O has been collected so fa1
mostly in the sums of 81. 1t is
necessary to raise the sum OF
about $500 "to put this case
through the supreme court. We
know that there are 900 people
| in Sheridan county that are will
!, ing to donate from 81 to SIS each
to see whether the grafters OF
, this state can pull a steal of this
kind and get away with it. L
yo uare one of those, send II
: your donation today.
L DO TT NOW.
The producers news., 1919-11-28
FOSTER FOUND
NOT GUILTY
Comertown Citizen Tried for AS
sault With a Deadly Weapon
i'm the Vicinity of ComertOwn
Last Summer, Acquitted.

II. P. Foster, we'll known
Comertown citizen, was acqult-
ted in the district court by a
Jury of his peers after a trial
covering a couple days at the
court house at Plentywood, last
Monday evening.
Mr.. Foster was bound over to
the district court last July and
held to trial on the charge OF
assault with a deadly weapon
upon VIM. Galloway and other
of his neighbors.
It seems that there was a dis
pute over the possession Of GER
tain property, off from which
Foster drove the complaining
witness with a gun.
It seems to have developed in
court that Foster had the right
to the possession of the pro
perty and the jury held that the
defendant was doing nothing
more than defending his own
property which the law justifies
according to the instruction OF
the court.
Attorney Vollum appeared
for the defendant, Foster, ano
County Attorney Gunther, as.
sisted by Howard M. Lewis, ap-
peared for the state.
The jury acquitted on the
fret ballot. a
The producers news., 1919-11-28
7. O. 0. F. HELD BIG
OYSTER FEED AT FROID

Froid Tribune: There was a
good attendance at the |. 0. O..
F. meeting held last night, work
in the third degree was confer
red on two candidates after
which the members enjoyed a
big oyster feed prepared by
chef Fransen. The next meet
inc will be held Monday night
of next week instead of the
regular night on account OF
Thanksgiving. Work in the IN
itiatory degree viii be conferred
on two candidates. A good at
tendance is desired.