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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-12
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
JOY RIDING OVER MEXICO

V idea the this rather aviators sightseeing auns Mexico Patrolng the border perfectly legitimate air crcing capital of Chihuahua similar rides" which recently light only The other day avaors patrolng the border Laredo fired by Mexican soldiers and wounded in the punitive
 
 perfectly within their the for time they said avaors from another country who crossed the boundary line and the action of the Mex jeans lawful, though awful The Mexicans informed interna they said the soldiers absent the tme those guilty would be promptly punished Then add to the ange General Dckman Washington Me1 we'll this line 
 these complications The situation all cksh The Kidnapping avator Mexican bandits the punitive exped followed missing in Mexico.
 Under these conditions the flying Mexican territory uncaled oohardy impuden risks without going The Mexican people particularly the quick ancied slight the the patrols strictly e
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
A JUVENILE HOME FOR LOWELL

HEN the smoke of battle from the controversy in Cochise has cleared would be WV tive of the of hre supervisors W they project juvenile A welfare little working quietly the project and hoped the matter such that the supervisors will the cessity establishing institution of this kind.
 Certainly with Cochise count population juvenile home  think it. available the building population Lowell is the logical point.
 there handling juvenile de
 
 communities girls sraying from the straight path warning their first of often continue the downward until nothing but the doors of prison await them.
 the youth jail his complete lawbreakes him in crime The chief then practice what he learned jail The girl who life behind prison walls wenigh past redemption.
 There should girls often victims of environment led nile home the the problem The Warren district should Lowell institution.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

tentiary at Florence for the murder of Kenneth c. Falston.
 Mrs. McCann stated even before her husband was charged with the mur- der of the Oregon health seeker, their married life was unhappy and that she would have instituted proceedings against the man whose bride she be- came in January, 1916.
 + was in November of 1917 that McCann was charged with the mur- der of Falston, who mysteriously dis appeared shortly after drawing funds from a local bank. The case was dis missed because of the failure of the authorities to discover the body of the man believed to have been murdered by McCann, with whom he was last seen. With the recovery of the body the. following April, HfcCann was re- arrested and convicted. During the long trial Mrs. McCann was an inter- ested spectator, although she refused to testify against her husband.
 Yesterday she again appeared in court and this time asked for legal separation from McCann, the decree being granted by Judge Stanford
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
BURGLARS MAKE BIG
 HAUL IN CHANDLER

CHANDLER, Sept. 5.-Boring holes around the lock which they cut out of the front door of a clothing store in Chandler, burglars early yesterday morning gained entrance into the shop which they footed to the ex- tent of $3,000 worth of merchandise.
 That the men carried away the loot in cotton sacks which were used by shop proprietors to cover suit cases in their stock is known by the officers Investigating the robbery. IL is also known that the burglars made their getaway in g high powered au- tomobile.
 According to Deputies Smith and Blanco who were detailed on the case, the burglary occurred shortly after two o'clock yesterday morning, persons in the vicinity of the shop having heard the machine pass at that time. The officers obtained a full list Cf the stolen articles which in cluded among other articles and cloth ing. 2S suits of clothes, 25 pairs of .sh hoes, silk gloves, bolt goods, shirts, bandkerchiefs and other small 'arti- cIes.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
GLOBE FOOD SHIPMENT
 IS SOLD IN TWO HOURS

NGLOBE, Sept. 5.-Gity Clerk Mayer and his corps of volunteer clerks dis posed of practically the entire food shipment received by the city in less than two hours yesterday morning.
 The shipment, amounting to 10,544 pounds, was sold at the Arizona East ern freight depot yesterday morning, bringing approximately $1,000 or the actual cost of the surplus freight.
 Seventy-two cans ofs Early June peas, six cans of nutmeg, 50 pounds of evapcrated apples and 50 pounds of dried peaches remain unsold out of the total shipment of 10.544 pounds.
 The work of checking and disposing of theS food supplies was carried through by City Clerk Mayer, Wilson T. Wright, Alderman Ponkey and Fire men Walter Suter and Otto Kehn
 MT. Mayer has no advice as to when the remaining articles will be shipped from the zone supply headquarters at Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
HALF MlLLIONDAMAGE TO
 COTTON CROP IN STORM

PHOENIX, Sept. 5.-I.ne Salt river valley cotton crop was damaged to the extent of nearly half a million dollars by the storm of August 23, ac- cording to an estimate made by the weather bureau office. The heavy rain of August 30, it is feared, may also materially increase the loss on plants already beaten down, but just how great this loss wlif pc cannot be estimated probably until picking time.
 Rain at the present stage of cotton in both the Yuma aI;-- ,.loenIx sec tions is likely to cause some dropping of the lower boils, but if followed by tair, warm weather, this loss would not be great.
 In general the week ending Septem- Der 1, was a favorable one for agri- cultural interests. The fair weather, which prevailed in most sections un- til the S0th, enabled good progress to be made with the harvesting of corn, hay, alfalfa and fruit crops. Reports indicate that the yields are to be av- craze to large and of good quality. On the Apache Indian reservation in sect pests destroyed the bean crop, but corn and hay are yielding well.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
A REPORTERS FATAL ERROR

compliance with by the Arizona State Miner
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
FUTURE OF THEnNTERURBAM

delivery the nerurban electric Ab systems anything modernize U life
 less han 50mle easier behind old Dubbn used be now the nterurban eventually will be ciassed with stageeoach. 5S5 the fvver; the motor truck and all kinds of that city knit ma closely together,
 Passenger traffic electric radically with in years
 may that pterurbans lies freight carrying
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
GASOLINE SUPPLY IN THE BORDER METROPOLIS SHORT

MORALES, Sept 5.-Mayor George Fielder has received word from the Standard Oil company that the gaso- line supply in Nogales is extremely low, in fact, so low that a curtail- ment of pleasure riding is requested.
 While it is a regretable situation, Mayor Fielder deems it his duty to re- quest owners of service stations ito only sell five gallons at a time to those having business cars and own CTS of private cars are requested to use as little gasoline as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
SOME FOLKS NEVER ARE
 SATISFIED.

The senate committee investi- gating the Mexican situation is be- ing criticised in some quarters back east" because Senator Fall who has interests in Mexico and who has lived close to the border for a score of years, is one of the investigators. This is the sort Of constructive criticism that would appoint a college professor as coal administrator and put book Keeper in charge of airplane con- struction. But maybe they dread the truth about our relations with Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
FACULTY OF TEMPE NORMAL IN SESSION

TEMPE. Sept 5.-The faculty of the Normal school held their first meet ing for the coming year Wednesday, September at 10 o'clock in MT. Eel toms room in the main building. The campus has been well cared for dur ing the summer. so that it is in the best condition possible for the open- ing of school The numerous build ings have been cleaned, painted and thoroughly overhauled, so that the coming year will probably be the best year vet. 2
 In spite of the fact that students must have at least one year of high school work before entering the nor mal, the enrolment will be larger this
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
YUMA BOYS SHOT
 BY ENLARGED MAN

YUMA, Sept. 5.-A dispute over the ownership of a pump and it's use resulted yesterday in shooting scrape which sent young Merwell Els trada to the Yuma hospital and Jose Sierra to the county jail.
 Young Estrada went to the pump to get some water. He was ordered away by Sierra and when he did not go Sierra took shotgun and shot the boy. The boys arm was shattered so badly at the elbow that it is possible that it will have to b. amputated A Brother about 10 years old was standing close to Estrada and was shot in the toe.
 As soon as it was known that Sierra had used shotgun on two young boys he was placed in tue county jail for safe keeping.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
IT NEVER sTRiKEs TWICE IM
 THE SAME PLACE.

A Kansas woman was struck by lightning the other day. but the only injury she sustained was the loss of her power of speech. It is to be hoped the next bolt of this brand will strike the senate chamber. particularly La Toilette and Reed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
GLOBE SCHOOLS OPEN
 BIGGER THAN EVER

GLOBE, Sept. 5.-Globe High. school opened this morning with all the teachers on hand. The attendance this year will be larger than last year. Principal Webb is beginning his sec ond year in the High school and spoke at the assembly at o'clock this morn ing after which the classes met the teachers and got assignments for to- morrow's work. Prospects are good for bis years work in the schools this year, said Superintendent Bland this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
SECOND SHIPMENT IS HAD
 OF GOVERNMENT OFFERINGS

E TUCSON, Sept. 5.-The second ship ment of goods received from the gov ernment supply station at Fl Paso in response to orders taken at the post office, were received yesterday and consisted of half .sozen cases of goods.
 "Thc government seems to have run out of pork" said Assistant Postmas- ter Etchells. flor the pork orders are being filled very slowly. we are talk ing orders just the same as hereto fore"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
THAT BORDER FENCE

Now they are talking about building a strong wire fence along the Mexican border to prevent retalIatory cattle "rustIing". This would deprive too many people of their means of livelihood, we fear. We doubt if the old-fashioned "rustler" could turn his hand to automobile stealing with much success. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
NOW IS TIRE TIME.

Minneapolis Journal.
 The government was never in bet ter shape to settle the Mexican Ques- tion for good and all than it is now. It has seasoned troops in plenty. war material galore and invaluable expert enc in strategy and manoeuvre.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
pAcE LACK JoHNsoN.

Scout" Kelly reported at Phoe- nix he had seen Jack Johnson, the former worlds champion, at No gales in Sonora. No one else saw him and a search for the big smoke has failed. What Kelly really saw probably was one of, those black rain clouds that roll up from the Gulf of Lower Califor- mia.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
THE MoReuE CURE.

Speeders in Chicago are taken to the moroue where they are al lowed to look upon the ghastIy results of reckless automobile driving. This usually effects a cure. But the Lowell and 5isbee brand of a few days in Jail prob ably will prove Just as beneficial in the absence of morgue.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY

oppose their views to the unanimous judgment of all the Allies and should advocate what amounts to aiding a co-pa,tner or the Germans in the war is mystery Put .t is hot too late to remedy the injustice contemplated in their proposal to award Thrace to the Bulgarians.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
WHAT THE RAILROADS NEED.

New York Sun.
 What the railroads of the United States need today is what every other worker and consumer needs-not more steeple climbing to an unescap- able pitch off, but sane. balanced journey back to stable landing place where dollar of honest service or of honest exchange will be worth an hon. est dollar that will be V orth one hun ored honest cents in buying power.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
THE .ONCE-OVER
THE NATIVE SONS.
By ''Griff'

President Wilson will review the big Pacific fleet at Seattle instead of at San Francisco. California will never forgive him. Might as well put the Golden State in the G. o. F. column now and be done with it.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
ONE MUST LOOK AHEAD.

A Kentuckian who celebrated his 1S1st birthday this week is going to take out a life insurance policy. Any one who has done so well at cheating the grim reaper as this old man ought to take out a 20-year endowment to provide for his old age.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
Here and There in Arizona

year than ever before. Students will be coming into town this week and the town will be more lively than it has been for the last three months. Normal opens SeptemDer and the training school will not open until the fifteenth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
IT MAY WORK BOTH WAYS.

They say that raisIn in the bottle will produce the "kiek". And yet we remember an old su- perstition that eating raisins would fortify the knees and clear the head when they began to "come too fast".
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
cELLuLoIp coATEp.

That man who developed the plan of teaching children their Bible les sons by the use of the movies is nothing else than an inspired aenius-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
DEPORTATION SPECIALS.

They have formed a new revolu- tionary party at Chicago, patterned on Russian lines and bearing the name of the Commune. Quite fitting that the scene of the Haymarket tragedy should be the birthplace of the Reds new organization. We would suggest that line of deportation steamers be organized at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
DON'T coME THIs WAY.

The prohibitionists are going to invade Europe next in the hope of making the world dry. We can only live in hope that they'll leave Mexico till the last.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
A ouEsrloN oF NATIoNALITY

There Was sonaethIn1 VIvIdIy II- luminatina about cur relations with Mexico in the way the mexi- cans hasten to make if plain that the Adam schaefer ~ee was killed by bandits the other day was an American and not an Englishman.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
HIS BEST JOKE VET.

John kendriek Bangs, the hu- morist, is about te be elected to congress, his friends assert. We have always considered that ss hunorist, Mir. Bangs would make a good dconoressmsn.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
JUST THEORY.

Perhaps the recent slump in our birth rate is due to the fact that our young married people have found that even with gasoline at its present price it's cheaper to run an automobile than a perambulator.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
ExTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES

EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES
 A Los Angeles woman has just been refused divorce by Phoenix judge because she refused to live in our state capital. If her husband tried to make her live there in the summer sime she should have been given her freedom and liberal alimony.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

THE USUAL FALL RUSH"
 Tax payments started this week, but so far there has been no necessity of forming line to the right @ property owners eager to settle up may wait their turn.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
WHERE WE SHOULD NOT
 HRlITT IND

New York Herald
 Why the American delegates at the Peace Conference should intervene in sttlement of territory in which tho
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
BUNCH coNFEssEs
 HE SHOT HIMSELF

PHOENIX, Sept. 5.-Breaking down under the questions of deputies of the sheriff's office, L. c. Bunch, alias Burch, who told the authorities that he had been waylaid by a highway man near Fish CreeK, who shot him, confessed yesterday that the wound in his side was self-inflicted He stat ed that he had accidentally shot him self and his condition was such yes terday that it was not deemed advis- able to proceed in the criminal case against him.
 He was to have been arraigned in Justice DeSouza's court, but the mat ter was continued until Bunch is in better physical condition.
 It is believed that after a 24-hour rest in the county jar he will be fit and in all probability will be brought before Judge De Sousa today. Bunch is alleged to have not only told the deputies that his story of the shoot ing was a frame-up, but to have also stated that he stole the horses from E. A. Starr and that he had turned them loose and hidden the saddles. He later led the officers to the animals in canyon at Mormon Flats, where he had placed them.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

It's about time again to prac- tice up on the smile you wear when you pay your income tax.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
Turning Back the Calendar
 Sixteen Years Ago Today In Bisbee
(From the eisbee Daily Rex view of soptember 6, 1sOs)

On Monday City Marshal Mullen will make a second demand on $. K Williams and Pritchard & Jones for for an insurance company. The agents feel that they will not be obliged to meet the demand of the city and will await the decision of the supreme court of the territory be fore complying with the demand.
 Tombstone is in the thall of a sen sation caused by A. G. Sharkley, man. ager of the Tombstone Telephone company, having been alleged to have slapped the face of Mrs. Baldridge, hello girl at the Tombstone office be- cause she refused to execute an or der.
 c. A. Coburn has entered the list of applicants for the position of night po- liceman in Bisbee.
 Mrs. J. A. MeKeen passed away yes terday morning after a trying siege of malarial fever
 Last evening Jim Cunningham, a bartender at the beer garden accident ally shot himself in the leg. causing 2 compound fracture of the bone be- low the knees
 Dan O'Connell, miner who works on the 500 level of the Spray shaft, fell 30 feet down the manway of the a severe scalp wound.
 Ed Fletcher of the O. K. stables has
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
MuRDERER's WIFI.
 SECURES DIVORCE

PHOENIX. Sept 5.-Mrs. Ethel Peet McCann yesterday secured a di- vorce from Ivan McCunn who is serv- ing life sentence at the state peni-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE IN POLICE DEPARTMENT

NOGALES, Sept. 5.-Several impor- tant changes have taken place in the local police department within the past few days. Bob Cunningham, who has been holding down the desk, has resigned and his position will be filled by Jim" Donovan, who has been as- sisting City Clerk Cole. In his new position Desk Sergeant Donovan will assist with the clerical work in the city clerks office in addition to his police work.
 James Hennigan, formerly connect ed with the immigration service, and Francis Duffy, two of the newly ap- pointed police officers, are doing good work, their hustling l;1crfcs increasing the efficiency of the department. Johnny Glasson will continue in his present job as night desk sergeant, while Tom Cummings will remain on day watch Captain of Detectives A. Saxon will remain in his old position:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

returned from trip to Douglas. w. \. White, bookkeeper of the Bank of Bisbee, has gone 10 Los An geles on a vacation trip.
 E. A. Folsom, manager of the Naco store of the Copper Queen company, was in the city yesterday. Joe Donahue went to Douglas yes terday in the interest of his beer trade at the smelter city.
 Attorney E. J. Flannigan will leave tomorrow for Lake Saranac, N. Y.
 County School Superintendent Wal lace was initiated into the Bisbee Elks recently. Walter Goslin, bookkeeper for Tov- req company, went to Douglas yester- day
 MINING NOTES.
 The Bisbee brokers are finding the market quiet. The few stocks active are Calumet & Arizona, higgins, Co chise and Junction. The latter is quoted at $16.
 The flooding of the Copper Glance by the opening up of big seams in the bottom of the stump is being deplored here.
 The shaft at the Higgins is now down 300 feet, 'all in line" and it is said to be the company's intention to drift under the hill at this point
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

The flooding of the Copper Glahc' by the opening up of big seams in thu bottom of the stump is being deploreC here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

Mrs. J. A. McKeen passed away yes terday morning after trying siege of malarial fever
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

c. A. Coburn has entered the list oi applicants for the position of night DO liceman in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

Ed Fletcher of the o. K. stables has
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06

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