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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
BUILDING A BAND WAGON TO
 RIDE ON

Rear Admiral T. J. cowIe is out with a campaign to raise the pay of off cers in the army, navy and marine corps 30 per cent. And to make it a popular drive" the foxy admiral also urges r2ise of 100 per cent for the president, vice president and cabinet officers and 50 per cent increase for congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
HUNGARY NEEDS HELP

New York World ta .,t
 The Hungarian people need help now more than ever. They need help not only from their own reactionaries but from the invading Roumanians, whose conduct in stripping the coun- try of necessary supplies as described by MT Hoover, calls for the sharpest rebuke Archduke Joseph has had to go and so will the Roumsn.an depre- datiuns
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
THE ONCE-OVER
By "Griff'

dent letters from Douglas, it's no won- der that Gen. Juan Barrangan, chief of the presidential stiff, denies that Mexican troops cooperated with the United States cavalry in pursuit of the outlaws who kidnapped our aViators.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
THE powER oF lTHE PREss

And now we are informed that wo- men are growing more beautiful be cause they are all initiating the motion picture stars. We rise to refute this. It's becanse of the beauty articles in the daily papers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
TRANSFORMATION CLUB
 PLANNED FOR GLOBE

GLOBE, Sept. 2.-Mr. Rene s. Cur tiss of Chicago, H., grand president, Transportation Employees Union of America, is expected to arrive in Globe in the near future for the benefit of the different individuals to organize transportation club for the benefit of the different individuals interested in the subject of transportation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

Won Hindenburg threatens to get back on P-1, as his press agent declares the people Of Germany insist on having him for presi- dent.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
NOW IS THE TIME
New York Times.

American support of Kolehak would powerfully strengthen the Republi- cans, who already seem to be the dominant force in the anti -Bolshevlst alliance; but if we do not support him, Russians who want to avert what they regard as the complete ruin of their country may find support from other quarters which would have more sympathy for the reactionary groups.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
SHE DOES N'T DESERVE THIS

It is reported that ,"wets" by the thousands arc preparing to move into Mexico from the Unit ed States. On top of this comes word that 5000, GOO Germans also are about to wish themselves on our southern neighbors. Mexico may have her faults, but she does nit deserve tkis.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
NEIL TAkE rhE JoR

A Kansas City hotel man has just turned down an offer of S50,- 900 a year to manage Baron Longs Monte Carlo resort now un- der construction at Tia Juana, Lower California. We'll take the job and split it three ways with Gantu's army and the Mexican bandits.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
LARK ERoM 1HE roMe

w. J. Bryan is said to be out with another scheme to solve the railroad difficulties. The trouble with Mir. Bryan is he has always looked at the railroad question as if he had a cinder in his eye.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY

If we want to save the Republicanism in Russia, now is the time to do it; and Ienine would be the first to deny that his government has any similar ity to it.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

While they gre muIfine over the treaty t must he admitted that the average world would rather have a broken heart than an empty stomach.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
"PREsIpENTD HINpENBURe

If HindenDurg is elected president of Germany there will be no May l Nots?" from him or any fears of breaking the heart of the world"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
A BLUNpeR IN DIAGNOSIS

Young Doctor: Have you never been mistaken in your diagnosis, doctor"
 Celebrated Physician:- "Only once. A .shabbily dressed man came to consult me one day. told him he h.d only got indigestion. and afterwards found out that he was rich enough to have had ap- pendicitis."
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
NOT sTRlNeINe THE QUARTET

Secretary Daniels has brought back shipIoad of ukeIeies with him from Honolulu. We suggest a quartet with Secretary Baker, Postmaster General ,Burleson and w. J. Bryan and all go on the Chautauqua circuit. Don't wait until 1920. DO IT NOW.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

Jack Spivey, night bartender at the Big Adobe saloon at Naco, accidental ly shot himself in the fingers of his left hand while examining his gun early this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

J. M. Ball, manager of the Bisbee Drug Store, H. H. Hunter. Copper Queen apothecary, and Bobby Vii liams have returned from an outing in the Huachucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

At the adjourned meeting of the city council last night, bills totaling $2,O47.4S for the month of August were ordered paid
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

D. J. Stevison, recently arrived from Chicago, now has charge of the supply house of the Copper Queen Mining company.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

Can you remember when Bryan used to make the first page right along?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

Joseph Roy, who has been a suffer CT from typhoid fever died yesterday He was a c. & A. miner.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
HEADS, WIN; TAILS, YOU LOSE
Kansas City Star.

In other words, the railway em- ployes wish things to go on mainly as they are going now, with the gross re- ceipts divided among the wage earn CTS and the public payIng the deficits.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

By the way, what's become of Harry Than?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
TIE DIFFERENCE OF A LETTER

The trouble is that too many small town women have highly developed sense of rumor, without enough sense of humor.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

The United Verde Copper company has a large force of men at work on the two new 800 jackets they are constructing and it is the purpose 10 put them in commission as quickly as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

The Calumet & Cochise have been doing some rapid work during the past month in the way of shaft sink~ ing. The crew under the direction of Manager Ed. Bowens have forced the shaft down exactly 150 feet dur ing this time.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
Turning Back the Calendar
 Sixteen Years Ago Today In Bisbee
From the Bfsbee Daily Review Thursday 1sos

the whist tournament just completed at the gymnasium club: Broaddus. Mandis, Broaderick, Spiers, Shanklin and Gillespie.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
DENYING THE IMPEACHMENT

With Americas last punitive exp edition" into Mexico ended and Renteria, the bandits leader, not. only alive .nd kicking, but writing impu-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03
MINING NOTES.

MINING NOTES.
 Superintendent J. Smith of the Bis bee West reports progress in every way satisfactory The shaft is now 400 feet deep and the formation is showing up much black hematite in punches and stringers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

If grant congress
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

agreed about what with the treaty, but W are all agreed that there is in doing nothing
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-03

The following are the winners ot
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
AUTO TITLES WILL
 MINIMIZE THEFTS

A real solution of the motor car theft problem and a reduction on theft in- surance rates of at least 50 per cent, is the promise of the Automobile Ab- stract X Tile company, a million dol lar Detroit and Chicago corporation which proposes to issue abstracts Of title for automobiles.
 No more feasible plan has been ad- vanced for the complete and absolute elimination of the automobile thief It will be quite as impossible to steal and sell "a motor car so protected as it would be in the case of real estate. In fact the automobile abstracts finds an exact parallel in the abstract issued for real estate-to prove ownership and guarantee title.
 From the motorists point of view, the immediate and most important re- suits will be a material reduction in theft rates which in many parts of the country are now prohibitive.
 In addition the abstract will serve q number of other worthy purposes such as providing information of mortgages, liens and similar legal claims which may exist against a car.
 The automobile abstract is the big best thought in motor car protection since the advent of the automobile it. self It is the only logical, business like manner in which five billions five hundred and fifty millions of motor car wealth can be adequately protected
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
DENVER ENJOYS b|G
 MOTOR SPREE DURING
 T|EUP OF TRAMWAys

DENVER, Colo, July 27.-Hail to the jitney! Colorado is emerging from motoring spree. Denver has completed one big joy ride thS promised for time to last all summer.
 While the spree" was on, car deal CTS disposed of their last better than motors" Legitimate dealers oversold three months ahead. Prospective own CTS dealt that far in futures.
 Motors that went to the scrap piles back in the Paleozoic days of rightside drives and outside clutch were resur- rected, revived, rebored, repainted, re- licensed and resold.
 Every car in Denver. from the tin buss to the tWo-ton truck was on the job day and night
 For Denver for four days was with out trolley transportation and the city had it's choice between hiking and honI1ing. Almost unanimously it chose | to honk
 Denverites took to jitneys like bees l to clover They literally swarmed ovec 1 the first cars to operate. And in the rush hours of the morning and the afternoon, workers scrambled and 1 fought for the first opportunity thou sands ever had to ride in an auto mobile for five cent fare.
 Trainmen, 1900 strong, in the emplo of the Denver Transportation company rolled their cars into barns, turned ir their badges and walked out on strike at o'clock on the morning Of July &.
 For the first four days of the strike 1 the only cars to operate were thos, Carrying mail and milk. The rest Of the tram system was tied up tighter than the proyerbial drum.
 Big department stores and manufac-
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

A policy of guaranteed merchandise, honest dealings and comprehensive ser vice has builded the Boss Rubber com pany. with headquarters at Fl Paso, into the largest automobile tire jobbing firm in the southwest The firm op crates in West Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Mexico, Phoenix being headquarters for this state, and is the jobber for Savage tires and Firestone solid truck tires. The office here is To- cated at 3S-40-42 South Fourth Ave.
 The Boss Rubber Company formerly was exclusive Kelly Springfield tire representative in Fl Paso and the three lower counties of New Mexico. In nine months this firm, specializing on Kelly Springfield tires, exclusively, did a net business of $369,00O.
 In fact, such an extensive business was builded by the Boss people that the Kelly Springfield company invaded Fl Paso, constructed a large business building and established a direct fac tory representation in that community. In consequence, the agency was with drawn from the Boss Rubber company. Thereupon, the Boss firm decided to get 6 tire on which it could build a great future business on. Such tire they realized, must be able to pass the acid test of long service. dependability and satisfaction. And in this section | of the country, where climatic condi- l tions are such that superiority only will meet these requirements. this ap- peared something of a problem. l However. F. H. Bazenby, president of the company. began a series of inves- | tigatlons to determine the tire to be | handled.
 On February 13 of this year, Geo
 Kinnnick at that time representative of inc Savage Tire company of the
 southwest, headquarters in Phoenix
 with 19 other representatives of tire manufacturers, gathered at El Paso tc
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

confer with MT. Lazenby. Two days later, after a series of investigations, MT. LaZenby entered into a tentative contract with Mir. Kimmick to the eff feet that if the latter could furnish ab Solute proof that the Savage tire was the tire of finest quality and workman ship. and would meet all requirements demanded by the Boss Rubber com pany, not in California, but in Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas, he would give the Savage people some consider ation.
 That same evening. the Boss Rubber company sent out T telegrams to T different Savage dealers in Arizona and New Mexico the names of these dealers being furnished by MT. Kim mick. The substance of these tele- grams was as follows:
 Please wire at our expense, confi- dential, regarding quality and service rendered by Savage tires in your vicin- ity'
 Replies from 70 of these dealers were | received and, without a single excep- l ton, every one highly commended the Savage tire.
 1 On this showing MT. LaZenby agreed | to further test the Savage tires and, in consequence, placed a carload order l for this make. A carload of another make tires were also ordered at the
 same time, the two being given a thorough trial.
 As a result of this order, the Savage Tire company gave the Boss people the 1 exclusive selling rights of Savage tires ir New Mexico and Fl Paso.
 The first carload of tires proved the excellence of the product to such ar
 extent. that the Boss Rubber company l thereupOn agreed to take over the
 whole territory that was under the ju- risdction of the Phoenix branch of the | Savage Tire company. and purchased | outright all accounts receivable at the 1 Phoenix office.
 The Savage Tire company of Sar Diego. after going into the integrity finances and capacity, not only of thf Boss Rubber company, but officers ol the firm as well. agreed to turn ovel the Phoenix branch and territory
 which included Arizona, New Mexico West Texas and three states in Old 1 Mexico, and the Boss Rubber company
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
MOUNTAIN TRAILS
 ' NJ OBSTACLE ID | REPUBLIC TRUCKS
Fully Loaded Truck Nego- tiates Last Retreat of Pack Horse-Covers 26 Miles Up Steep Grade

Out near the Cardiff and Prince mines in mountainous Utah. if you tip Joe quietly and peek over the corner of the corral you find pack horses lejectedly chewing their cud They see their end Their deadly enemy the motor truck has finally pierced their last entertainments. and has settled flown in their strong points with every Indication of staying. The motor in- rustry refuses to talk armistice or sentlemanly agreement for divisions of territory
 And all this after old friend horse had thought himself secure. Some months ago a specially built high priced truck made. one trip up this rail but never repeated. The attack secmed too costly. But business must he served, and the way of the inef- fcient leads to the slaughter house Now comes the news that a stock Re- public truck that for two years has been hauling freight around Salt Lake rity has made the trip and is quite likely to repeat it as part of it's regu- lar duties. MT. Hadley of the Hadley Transfer company has come back en- unused over the limitless possibilities of motor trucking and the stamnia of Republic trucks.
 We took that truck off it's regular run it has been working for two years and without any special tuning up and with a full capacity load, sent it on the toughest bit of mountain work you can find. Twelve of the 22 miles 10 the Cardiff mine are up a 30 per cent grade. Dumping part of our load there but still carrying better than two tons, we pushed on the remaining four miles to the Prince mine up a Al per cent grade. There were times when it felt as though We were climb ing up the sides of cliff. But the truck never faltered or layed down kept pounding and sweating it's way up and up, the motor humming sweet as a bird
 This is the first time a stock truck went up this trail and with the ex- ception of one trip by a high priced truck with special transmission and low gearing, it is the first time the trip has been made. Our gasoline anc oil consumption was very low and the power traction was wonderful. It was a wonderful demonstration and wt feel we will be well repaid to stand ardize on Republic trucks. We fee that this is the only truck in our flee of five heavy duty trucks that is capa- hle of doing this work
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

was given exclusive jobbing right of Savage products in this territory.
 Five solid carloads of tires were thereupon purchased by the Boss Rub- Der company as the initial offer, this ordef having been placed July l. It is believed to be the largest exclusive tire order ever placed in the southwest, with no exception.
 The Boss Rubber company also handles Firestone solid truck tires in Arizona. They have handled these tires for q period of many months in Fl Paso and the tires gave such valuable ser vice that the Boss people endeavored to secure exclusive selling rights of Firestone truck tires in Maricopa county. This right was granted short time ago.
 A 200-ton solid tire press has re, gently been installed at the local head quarters of the Boss Rubber company to give the necessary service to pur- chasers. A large order for a complete stock of solid and pneumatic truck tire: has recently been placed. | The company probably carries tht most complete line of tires, passenger and truck as well, in Arizona. Thou sands of tires are on the display shelve: at the headquarter.
 In addition to the Savage and Fire stone truck tires, the company handles as it's leading tube, the Dural tube guaranteed to be the heaviest red anC l ammonia tube built
 I W. J. Schneider, an experienced rub Der man, will be in charge of the trucl tire department. He speeializes il solid truck tires in which business h 1 has had extensive experience
 As an indication of the extenisv scale on which the Boss Rubber com panys local office conducts it's busi ness, it was announced yesterday tha four Dodge roadters have been pur chased. The cars will be used by sales men, covering the Arizona territory
 which is now under the Jurisdiction o
 the Phoenix branch of the Boss Rub her company.
 The main office of the company is a Fl Paso. warehouses being maintaine at Phoenix. Fl Paso, Albuquerque an Amarillo. The Boss Rubber compan also handles line of standard acces sories only.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

The Gates Rubber company carried 1900 employees to and from work whil, the strike was on without a tardy mark or one absentee. Other large local in- dustries and department stores made equally successful records.
 Then the city council rushed through an ordinance permitting the licensing of jitneys Streets swarmed with cars. Applications for permits poured in so fast city hall license clerks could not
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

keep pace with the demand for routes Fifty jitney lines with an average of ten cars to the line were mapped out the first day. A thousand cars were licensed during the next 24 hours.
 Dealers, especially those who made speciality of used cars, did a rush. ing business. Prices for second hand cars went skyrocketing. Junk yards were besieged. Every motor that could be made to move was snapped up at
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

turing establishments scattered trucks to different parts of the city to trans port employees to work on the first day of the strike. The same cars carried men and women back home at night. Business houses sent cars through out the city for the convenience of shoppers. These were sent by request, but operated without charge.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

the dealers own price.
 Denver turned from hiking to honk- ing.
 Just as the city was settling down and making up it's mind to 'Jitney" to and from work all summer, tram of ficials, employees and city heads got to- gether and settled the strike. Denver returned to the six-cent fare pending a vote on the issue to be taken within 90 days.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
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100 New Conceptions
of How Good a Car Should Be

brakes, new frame It meant new ma chinery for finer workmanship and more accurate tests. Over S250, ,000 was spent on the new equipment.
 It meant the training of 135 inspectors to analyze steels, to watch every detail, to conduct the countless tests It meant more than 100 important changes in mo- tor ci assis and body
 Will Change Your Ideas
 If you thought old-type Sizes good enough, this new car will change your ideas. Here is 50 per cent more strength 75 per cent more endurance. Here, despite the added weight, there is 25 per cent greater fuel economy.
 Here are ample power, unusual room, 75 per cent better brakes. Here IS a ther mostat in the water system, perfect disc clutch. Here are wealth of costly steelS, and 123 drop forgings. Here is twice better finish and a twice better top than usual.
 Yet, with all these costly advances, the price is below any comparable Six. That price shows what factory efficiency can do. The entire car-motor, chassis and body-is built by the Mitchell scientific cost-reducing methods. It. is sold at a very small profit.
 Come and study this car. Let us point out the improvements one by one. You will go away with new conceptions of high-grade car.
 Just received shipment of 1920 model roadsters and touring cars.
 Can make immediate delivery. COMPANY, Inc.
 Phone 1701
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

You have never seen so new a car as this new Mitchell Six
 It is more than new model, with new design, new features and new looks. It embodies new principles, new standards an entirely new conception of require ments in this class.
 There are more than 100 improve ments And these include-by actual tests-50qo more strength, 75@o more en- durance, 259o more economy.
 They Had to Come
 Mitchell is first to make these advances, but all in this class must follow. The years have proved that Light Sizes were too light.
 Wise buyers now seek permanent cars. They seek at least 2OO,0O0-mile endur- ance. And the best Light Sizes built in pre-war days could not meet those re- quirements.
 The Mitchell people, two years ago, de- cided to fix new standards. They en- ployed many able specialists to help. Then wartime, when the great Mitchell factory worked on trucks, gave to these experts their great opportunity.
 AS result, this completely new car with all it's new standards, has been de- veloped in two years.
 A Vast Undertaking
 Records were examined on tens of thousands of Sizes to ascertain every re- quirement. Then, one by one, every part of the car was brought up to new strength requirements.
 It meant new axles, new gears, new MOTOR SALE. l First and Van Buren Sts.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

STRIPPED
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-06
Metropolitan Water
Board Bill Approved
With One Amendment
By staff Correspondent.

Lincoln, Neb., March s.-Of a
dozen or more amendments offered
to the R. B. Howell Metropolitan
Water board bill in the senate We'd
nesday afternoon, only one succeed
stick.
With this one exception the How
ell bill was approved in the senate
committee of the whole and advanc-
ed to third reading.
The amendment accepted provides
that the appointment of appraisers
in condemnation proceedings shall
not be made by the board, Sears
succeeded in having this amendment
tackled on.
The bill gives the board the right
to fill any vacancy which may occur
for an unexpired term instead OF
only until the next election, removes
the salary restriction limit of $4,000
for the manager, and forbids de-
crease of the terms Of office of any
appointee. 1t also authorizes the
board to secure insurance for en-
ployes, requires the city to pay the
costs of relocation of fire hydrants
and provides for tax for fire protec-
ton foy precincts outside the cor
porate limits of the city.