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FLOOD CONTROL MEASURES OCCUPY LEGISLATIVE BODY
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PHOENIX, AriZ-, Jan 20--The fea- ture of the session of the legislature today was an address before both houses in joint session by George H. Maxwell of Los Angeles on flood con- trOl and conservation of water.
 A house joint resolution inviting President Wilson to visit Arizona in the course of a tour of the country after his return from Europe was passed by both houses and sent to the governor.
 A bill was introduced for the estab- lishment of a game refuge in the Cata- lima mountains; a bill to prevent the desecTatiOn of the American flag and a measure adopting a state anthem.
 The first of the committees ap- pointed for the investigation of state institutions was named by both houses and left this evening for an inspection of the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff and the Pioneers home at Prescott
 A bill reviving the Arizona rangers has been prepared and will be intro duced in day or two with the back ing of the livestock interests and the association for the enforcement of the prohibition law.
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ia order to shoot him. but the robher. keeping under the shadow of the buildings was lost to view.
 Makes Second Appearance.
 A man believed from the descrip, uoN given 10 have been the same per son as he who attempted to hold up the Lyric, entered the room of Mrs. sam Vehiel on upper Brewery ave. nue, early yesterday morning. Mrs. Vehiel was awakened by his moving about the room. She gave him no time to get away with any valuables. but began to scream. when he again appeared to lose his nerve and ran. at the same time saving in a threat, enins tone that he would get even with her, He had made good his escape before assistance arrived.
 Meat Market Robbed.
 The new CI9r meat market, belong ing to F. A, Tovrea. Steve Pichelich, manager. was entered some time early Sunday morning with a passkey. About S100 worth of meat. eggs, but ter and lard was stolen. The robber sett no clue to his identity
 Warehouse Is Entered.
 Breaking three locks in order to ac. complish his object. burglar. or burglars, entered the warehouse of ]. c White, tobaeconiSt. Sunday night or yesterday morning, Cigarettes valued at about $15 was the sole loot of the thief.
 Confectionery Entered.
 The confectionery of Mrs. Collins m the Hughes block was entered by thieves Sunday night. entrance being effected hS cutting hole in the glass ot the door. reaching through and un, hooking the catch. Tobacco and eigarettes was the loot Of the burglars.
 Boarding House Robbed.
 The boarding house of Mother" ThurSton on School hin was robbed Sunday night The thieves entered through a window. cutting the putty from around pane of glass. A Quan, uty of canned fruit was stolen from the pantry.
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CRIME CARNIVAL BREAKS IN bEE--ROBBER|ES ANl HOlD-UPS KEEP POL|CE AMI FORGE OCCUPIED

A carnival of crime, including one attempted hold up and several burg. iaries. occurred in Bisbee between early Sunday night and Monday morn. ing. The sheriff's office and city police are working on clues and ar rests are expected to be made shortly in some of the cases at least.
 The attempted holding up of the managers office of the Lyric theater Sunday night at 10:S0 o'clock was one of the most sensational crimes of recent months. H. J. Tammen and John Dlamos, managers of the 'theater. were in the office at the time count. ing money taken in Saturday night. Sunday matinee and Sunday night. a considerable sum being on the desk between them The man, who is de scribed as being of medium height: rather slender, wearing a dark suit of clothes and slouch hat, and wear ing mask made of a red handker- chief with eyeholes cut in t, suddenly entered the office and. covering the two men with an automatic pistol. de manded that they throw up their hands. Instead of complying. the in tended victims took his action. for a joke ana not until he fired shot into tue ceiling did they come to a realization that he meant business. DiSmos then tucked under a desk. while Tammen raised window and jumped into the Lyric confectionery on the first floor of the building. The man fired a second shot at this time. Without waiting to get any of the cash he had come after the man ran out Of the office and through the en- trance into the street, passing num- Der of people. In the audience were several city and county officers, but as no alarm was given only one of them, Night Sergeant Hin Ruff, learned what had happened in time to follow. He pursued the man who passed several groups on his way to the corner of O K street. up which he turned, Ruff followed and at. tempted to get sight of the fugitive
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WESTERN UNION CHIEF
 A B0LSHEVIKI IN DISGUISE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 70, - Senator sherman of Illinois, republican. de, clared in the senate today that Theo- dore N. Vail personal sdvlser on wire control to Postmaster general Burle- son, favors government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines in order that the property of the Ameri. can Telephone X Telegraph company. of which Mir, Vail Is president. "can be unloaded" on the government.
 Theodore N, Vail is an assistant to NIT, Burleson and is interested in unloading the American Telephone X Telegraph company on the govern ment and MT, BurleSon knows it." Senator Sherman said. MT. Vail is
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WASHINGTON, Jan 2O.-Debate on the administration bin, appropTiating sIOO. .000,00 for food relief in Europe and the near east, covered a wide range in the senate today and again prevented a final vote on the measure. Passage of the bill is conceded by both advocates and opponents and democratic leaders were hopeful to- night that this would be accomplished tomorrow.
 Attack Bill
 Attack on the bill and the admins tration of the relief fund by Herbert C. Hoover was led by Senators Pen rose of Pennsylvania, and Sherman of Illinois, both republicans, while Sen ators Martin of Virginia, the demo- cratic leader and Lewis of Illinois, the democratic whip, were the principal speakers in support of it.
 Not Democratic Measure
 Senator Penrose said Mir. Hoover had insulted every republican citi- gen. by advising the American people to support the democratic party in the last congressional campaign and that he would offer an amendment to the bill, requiring that the fund be admin istered by commission named by the president, with the advice and con sent of the senate.
 To Be Purchased in U. S.
 The Pennsylvanian offered an amendment requiring that the relief fund be used to purchase supplies in the United States. Senator Martin criticized this proposition ''as a prof. teefng stipulation on a charitabf fund.- and MT. Penrose finally modi- fled it to read that wheat to be given free to the people of Europe should be purchased in this country as far as possible The amendment then was adopted.
 Soldiers Bonus Deferred
 Another amendment offered by Sen ator Ashurst of Arizona, would give each soldier, sailor and marine, a bonus of six months pay, and his uni form upon his discharge, but its con sideration was deferred.
 Senator Lewis urged passage of the bill at once in order to sustain. Presi- dent Wilson in his work at the peace conference. Defeat of the measure, he declared, would 'dishonor the pres ident and embarrass him in future negotiations at Paris" He also charged that senators who are pre- judiced against MT. Hoover were in jecting resolutions foreign to the re-
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.BUENOS AIRES STRIKE SETTLED
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BUEN0S AIRES, Jan. 20.-No levi. dence of g settlement of the strike of the port workers, which has been in progress here for several days, is in sight. Eleven British steamers. total ing S4,O00 tons, will be ordered to the rosdstead to await orders if the strike is not settled by tonight.
 The newspapers express fear of a cessation of commercial relations with Great Britain as a result of the labor trouble. Dispatches received here from London quote the Finance as stating that official British circles declare the government win not buy this years crops or attempt to main- tain commercial relations under the present regime.
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STATE COMMISSION ANNULS BURLESON
 WIRE RATE ORDER
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PHOENIX, Ariz, Jan 20.-The state corporation commission today issued an order annulling all the charges, rates, rules and regulations which the Mountain States Telephone & Tele- graph company have put in, effective today. on orders from the postmaster general whose authority to make rates and regulations for intrastate business is questioned. The order annuls also the order of last August prescribing charges for installing telephone boxes The commission stated today that the order is intended to pave the way for the refusal by patrons to pay the higher rates or to comply with the new regulations, so that the question of the postmaster generals authority may be brought into court.
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European Food Relief
 Btu Passage Conceded

lief measure, and thus comphcating its passage.
 Attack Wheat Measure
 In the course of his discussion of NIT. Hoover. Senator Penrose called attention to reports that the depart ment of agriculture, in drawing bill appropriating $1,250, ,000 900. which is necessary to meet the governments obligation to guarantee the 1919 wheat crop at the fixed minimum and said this was a remarkable situation. brought about by MT. Hoover's admin istration.
 Profits for Packers
 Senator Borah of Idaho. republican. and Reed of Missouri, democrat. joined in the criticism of Mir. Hoover. declaring that the food administra- tion's activities had resulted in large profits to the packers, while consum- CTS paid high prices.
 Replying to criticisms of the pack els, Senator Sherman declared that the food administrations voluntary agreements had fixed and maintained high prices for livestock, while limit ing packers profits on the edible DOT tion of livestock to 9 percent of their invested capital
 Turning to the bill, senator Sherman said the S1OO.O00,0 ,000 fund would be placed ''in hands outside of those of the president" for distribution. He said the president already had select ed Mr. Hoover, who probably would choose his own help.
 ''The president" said Senator Sher- man, did so in the matter of airplane construction of the appropriation for which $640. 0.000, 900 have never yet been satisfactorily accounted for. MT. Hughes in his report recommended court martial for certain gentlemen. and the report of the senate commit tee, without passing upon the merely civil liability, found many things that were not in accord with good busi- ness.
 Declares Charges Flushed
 'The president recommended in ad- vance that such of them as MT. Hughes report found worthy of court martial be exhonerated and the war department very recently in a publi- cation in the official bulletin made the same recommendations and a number of pages are occupied with reasons why these airplane officials should be released from all liability, do not hold the president directly responsible for this miscarriage of justice. I do, however, hold him responsible for the agents whom he selected and who made such an inquiry possible.
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WESTERN STATES VOTE TANKS LAND
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. 20. The land settlement congress for soldiers, sailors and marines, was permanently organized here today at the concluding meeting of reclama- tion experts from. seven western states. which has been in session since last Saturday. The principal object of the congress is 70 OrIng about reclamation of millions of acres of land in the United States for the benefit of discharged soldiers, sailors and marines, particular stress being placed upon the plan for reclamation Of approximately 30,OO0,O0O acres oi land situated in the Colorado river drainage basin.
 Resolutions of concurrence in the plan advocated by Secretary Lane was adopted. A resolution requesting the president to appoint immediately a committed provided in the Newlands amendment to the rivers and harbors act of August 8, 1917, was rejected on the ground that it might tend to com plicate the plans of Secretary Lane
 The conference adjourned today. The following permanent officers were chosen:
 President, former Governor William Spry of Utah; secretary, Judge Otis J. Baughn of Arizona; executive com mittee. F. L. Sellew, Arizona; A. E. Chandler, California; l.. G. Carpen- ter, Colorado; Seymour Case, Nevada W. S HopeweH, New Mexico; J. B True, Wyoming; w. R. Wallace, Utah A vice-president and treasurer will be selected later.
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To Disregard
 Phone LaU

RENO, Nev.. Jan. 20.-The Nevada railroad commission in an opinion and crder released today declares that Postmaster General Burleson did not comply with the Nevada railroad com mission law, in ordering telephone companies in this state to make a charge in installation of new tele- phones and ordered all companies op- erating in Nevada to disregard the postmaster generals orders in this re- spect.
 According to the Nevada railroad commission law, telephone companies must file notice of change in rates. rules and regulations 30 days before such regulations can go into effect
 A supplemental order by the rail road commission will be made, declar- ing that the long distance telephone rates, effective tomorrow, violate the state laws and cannot be enforced in Nevada.
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SUisS President
 Visits Wilson
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GENEVA. Jan. 2O.-It is said in semi-official circles here that Presi- dent Ador on his arrival in Paris, will visit President Wilson. Premier Clem- enceau and MT. Lloyd George to ex- plain the financial and economic diff ficulties which Switzerland has en- countered since the beginning of the armistice. owing to the restrictions which have resulted.
 It is pointed out that President Ador. in visiting Paris will break the same traditions as President Wilson when he left the United States.
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ARMY PLANES
 START RETURN TRIP
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MINEOLA, L. l.. Jan. 20.-Three of the four army planes which recently flew from San Diego, Cal, to Hazel hurst field here. left today for Wash ington on the first stage of their re turn trip. Maj. Albert D. Smith, who commanded on the flight east, will follow later in the week. The flyers, who left today. will stop in Washing ton until Thursday or Friday.
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st7s,ooo FIRE LOSS AT
 LOUISVILLE; GRAIN BURNS
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. S0.--Fire or undetermined origin destroyed the grain elevator of the II. Verhoeff com, pany, containing S5,000 bushels of oats and corn, and a number of nearby small dwellings here today, The loss Is estimated at $lT5.OOO
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8 bolsheviSt in disguise, He believes in government ownership of telegraph &nd telephone lines because that is the best method of unloading them on the government"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-21
RAILROAD RATES FOUND UNJUST

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-Rates on lumber and other forest products in carload lots from certain points on the Northwestern Pacific railroad north of Willits. Cal, east were found unjust by commerce commission.
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NEVADA RArIFIEs PRoHuelrIor

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 CARSON CITY, New, Jan. 2o.-By vote of S4 to 8. the lower house of the Nevada legislature ratified the nation al prohibition amendment today.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-21
cAsUALs ARRIVE IN FRISCO

SAN FRANCESCA, Jan. 20.-A unit of 546 casuals from Camp Lewis and another of 40 from Kelly field, Texas, arrived at the Presidio here today.
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PRESIDENT IN
 MOST STERLING TERMS PRAISES FRENCH VALOR
Peril of France Is Peril of World, Says President Will son; Enemies to Be Ex- cluded From World League

PARIS, Jan. 20 CBy the Associated Press).-The two notable events of the day were the meeting of the su- preme council to consider the Russian situation and the gala luncheon to President Wilson at Luxembourg pal ace
 World Must Organize
 The luncheon, besides bringing to- gether a brilliant assemblage, also brought out the declaration from Pres ident Wilson that 'the peril of France. if it continues, will be the peril of the world, and not only France must organize against the peril, but the world must organize against it
 Four Great Powers Present
 The meeting of the supreme coun- cil was attended by President Wilson. Secretary Lansing and representatives of the other four great powers. An hour was given over to hearing AI- Noulens, the French ambassador, who has just returned from Russia, where he personally witnessed the various changes which have been taking place in the government and conditions there
 What he told the council was not disclosed, bat an authorized statement from M NOulens, sums up his views thus:
 BoIsheVist Enemy of Entente ''The bolshevist power is the enemy of the entente. It is responsible for the Russian deflectiOn from the en- tente. It protested against the terms of the German armistice- These acts show an uncOmpromising attitude of hostility against the entente
 Russia Outside of Pale
 Tyranny and terror, which are in creasing daily, should place the bloody chiefs at Moscow and PetrogTad out side the pale of humanity No sOci- ety of nations could deal with such a regime. which constitutes today the most serious obstacle to a general peace.
 Europe Exposed
 Until the regime falls. a develop ment, which I hope the allies will act lively seek to bring about, Europe will continue to be exposed to the severest risks of agitation and war"
 M- NOulens will be followed tOmor- row by the Danish minister, H. Scav- enius. who will speak along the same lines
 Luncheon Elaborate
 The luncheon to President Wilson was one of the most elaborate func- tions thus far held. with 300 guests at many premiers and public leaders. in the sumptuous settings of one of the
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Europe Exoossd
Luncheon Elaborate

The luncheon to President Wilson was one Of the most elaborate func- tions thus far held. with 300 guests ct the table. including two presidents and many premiers and public leaders. in the sumptuous settings Of one of the
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WEATHER

Generally fair except rain or snow in north portion Wednesday.
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