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The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-08-23
NO PLACE FOR HER.

An old lady was going to Stamford,
Conn.,, to visit her daughter, and took
her. seat in the railway car for the
first time in her life. During the ride
the car in which she was seated was
thrown down an embankment and de.
mOlished.
=, Crawling out from beneath the de-
bris she spied a man in sitting posi-.
ton, his legs pinioned.
nIs this Stamford" she anxiously
asked.
The man was from Boston. He was
in considerable pain, but he didn't lose
sight Of the fact that he was q Bos'
tonian. He said:
"No; this is catastrophe"
"Oh!'' exclaimed the lady. "Then
I hadn It oughter got off here"
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-08-23
MOTHER HAD FORGOTTEN.

Finding some old love letters her
father wrote to her mother before
their marriage, a Kansas girl read
them to her mother. The DAUGHTER
said they had been written her re-.
Gently by a certain young man in
town. Mother appeared greatly dis
gusted and forbade her daughter as.
sociating with the young man who
would write such sickening nonsens.
ical stuff to girl. When the mother
was told who really wrote the letters
the house became so, still one could
hear the grass growing in the back
yard.-Ex,
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-08-23
MAKING THE MONEY FLY.

With sufficient number Of "su-
pervisors" with nothing much to do
besides drawing their fancy salaries
the school board viii make It possible
to get rid Of all the taxes that the
people Of Duluth can possibly pay for
the support Of their schools. These
numerous supervisors, having little to
do besides talk politics, win come
handy next year when the board de-
sires to elect another administra-
tion" ticket.-Ransom Metcalfe, in
Steel Plant News. saa 20 dscs Fl
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-08-23
HARD ON THE EDITOR.

"Confound these typographical er-
rors," exclaimed the editor Of the Su-
perior Leader. to his foreman.
"What's the troubles" inquired the
type juggler. :. @4y s.5.
81 wrote pert paragraph in which
1 mentioned that booze is selling for
SO quart"
"Well what about itf''
cit came out in the paper ~ a
quart and I've been swamped with
telephone calls all day asking where
I get my supply for medicinal pur-
poses. cry ~ use 81
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-08-23
CAME WITHOUT INCU1GBRANCR.

81 can let you have = room on the
top floor, sir, if you don't mind shal,
ing it with another gentleman" said
the clerk.
"All right. But do you suppose the
gentleman will retire earlyi I'm IN
need Of sleep and doat want to Do
disturbed
"YouT probably be able to get a
good night g rest before the gentleman
comes in, sir. He's been stepping with
us every spring for six or seven years,
and this is the first time hos over
made the trip without his wife. -
Birmingham AgeHe1ald. .... ..
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-08-23

Duluth's public school teachers will
enioy quite an advance in salaries this
wear. That fact should make it most
oropitious year for selling oil and
mining stocks to the local educators
md educatresses by any promoters yet
remaining on the board Of education.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-08-23
BAXTER'S OUTLAW ENEMIES
Are GETTING DESPERATE
"CHET" BELL THREATENS CITIZEN WHO REFUSES TO
SIGN THE RECALL PETITION.

After Month Of Strenuous Effort, Ed Hanons Crew Fails to
FIJI Recall Petition Only Seventeen People, Including
Reporters, Attend Mass MeetmgI W. W. Organizer
C1culates Underworlds Petition for $1,000 Per Day
Labor Unions Unanimously Endorse Mayor Baxter and
Commission Form Of Government Even Bob" Shields
Cannot Save the Day for Wide Open Boys
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
Libeling Arizona

indeed outside permit their magnatiOns Arizona recording
 
 Star and Tucson column of verbose language and lowered this publication full misleading Surrounded by desert sands the gold foliage and trees giving illusion dreaTy frOnded South in wide wide of
 Of of of Of tropical foliage intervals umbrella number of olive Tuesons 
 Tae libel continues city in the deserines cattle est libel of al is committed The
 the chief spc dssnce stand the Catalina, Mountains mines their geng night like thOussndeyed night and Iaborers-"
 Red Metal where get A white painted the writer describes Tucson O
 of the libel since the animals ubsist We disregard other hbes in this deception
 But is wonder the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
INSURANCE FIRM IS
 BARRED FROM STATE
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PHOENIX. Ariz-, Feb 12.-The Western Union Life Insurance com panY and its former agent. Charles P. Brice, were barred from conducting business in Arizona by an order issued today by the state corporation com mission.
 The charge on which the action was taken was based on the complaint of j. F. Jennings of Phoenix. who alleged that the company had sold him pol icy on the Understanding that he would be given a loan on some Of his land which loan. he said. he was unable to obtain.
 The commission revoked the license of uhe company and it's agent on the insurance code clause which prohibits the soliciting of life insurance by the OTler Of rebates 'Or benefits or any valuable consideration or iuducement not specified in the policy Contract of insurance.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
INCOMES MUST BE
 FILED ON TIME
Reports and Payments Will Not Be Given Exten-
 sion This Year

That there will be no general eN tension of time beyond March 18th for the filing of returns and for the decision of Daniel C. Roper. commits siOner ofv internal revenue. The an nOuncenent was made yesterday by Collector Franklin immediately fol lowing the approval by the senate and house of the report of the con ferees on the new revenue bill.
 It is necessary to get the initial tax payments in by March 18th says Commissioner Roper, No other course is possible. Some months ago. the treasury issued certificates Of indebtedness to an amount approx mating $500. 0.0OO.O .OOO. maturing March 18th, The first payment for the in come and excess profits taxes for 1918 was planned for that date to meet this huge obligation.
 The internal revenue bureau must carry out the program prescribed in the new law, which requires all re- turns for 1918 to be filed on or be- fore March 18th, 1919, and requires the first quarterly payment or the entire payment to be made on or be- lore that date"
 Every taxpayer who can possibly to so is urged to make full payment of his income tax on or before March 18th. The quarterly payment is in tended for taxpayers whose fmancing cf the tax at one time would tend to upset local financial conditions.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
ELAN HOME ECONOMY
 DEMONSTRATION HERE

To make biscuits. hot rolls. and prime ribs a Ia American. take rCot in minds where formerly frijoles. tor tllas, enchiiadas and sallena con chile reisned as prime favOriteS. will be the object of an educational drive m cookery and domestic science to be undertaken by Miss Louise SpOr- leder. county demonstration agent for the University of Arizona extension service Miss SpOrleder. who left for Douglas yesterday after remaining in this district for several days. has ar ranged for a demonstration of Amer lcan cookery and household practice at the store of Carlos Allen. in Tin town. The date has not been an nounced as yet. but it probably will he held during the next week
 Miss SpOrleder talked with the club women or Bisbee in an endeavor to in terest them in bringing two workers ot national reputation here to make an exposition of cookery and household economy for the community psrticu- lariy the Spanish speaking portion of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
SENATOR ATTACKS
 PLAN FOR LEAGUE
Poindexter Also Warns Port landers Against Trend
 Toward Bolshevism
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PORTLAND. Me. Feb. 12.-Senator POindexter of Washington, speaking tonight at a dinner given by the Lin coin club of Portland. to the members of the Maine legislature, warned the American people against surrender ing theiT liberties to international rule by a common world power set up by all the nations, or to international class rule by the bOlshevik. The re suit in either case, he said, would be imperial despOtism and the end of national independence and liberty.
 The passing of what he character ized as the old world in which the American people enjoyed liberty con- bined with security" and the setting up of a new principle of control of internatiOnalism," was deplored by MT. POindeXter, who said:
 We find. strange to say. the gov ernment of the United States itself taking the lead in setting up in the world this new principle of control of internationalism, as opposed to the old natiOnalism-"
 At the same time. Senator Poindex- ter asserted, there is spreading throughout the land another manifes- tation Of the same principle of inter natiOnalism-" This. he said. has been shown most strikingly in the recent strike on the Pacific coast.
 Both of these rOads," he said, which may seem to start in differ ent directions, lead to the same des- unatiOn- That destination is imperial despOtism-the centralized tyranny Of the world ana fba end of ra+Sorsl independence and Of individual lib- erty
 There Is an easy and open way out Of all these difficulties for the American people and that is the plain and direct way back to our ancient ideals and traditions, to the American constitution, to the principles of Washington and Lincoln
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
Income Tax Returns

Banks of yesterday notified has been definitely decided the date for filing of profit due is
 practically be said constitute indebtedness maturing March
 Terms Of and in made through the banks taxpayers with
 As during especial interest assisting ports At of the financial tailed to this work In addition the internal will be
 Every citizen of the district failed of the clerk this character added od duty demands that all shall possible he their banks w assist appealed prompt
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
FARMERS ADOPT
 PEACE PROGRAM
Special Body to Deal With Agricultural Questions
 Is Proposed
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 WASHINGTON, Feb. PA pro sram embOdying inclusion in the league of nations of a special body 10 deal with international agricultural questions was adopted today at the closing session of the semi-annual conference here of the National Board of Farm Organizations. Cues tionS which this special body would consider under the plan of the na- tional board would include uniform crop reporting, equality of pay as compared with workers in other occupations, collective bargaining through organizations, gradual aboli- tiOn Of farm tenancy on the theory that no land be held permanently for renting. preservation of natural re sources and the right of nations to withhold from export essential agri- cultural supplies where the amount held by country is limited
 Charles Barrett of Georgia, presi- dent of the National Farmers union. was directed to sail for France Sat Urday to present the program at Paris
 Subjects discussed by speakers at the three sessions today included the high cost of living. the railroad prob lem. the effect Of food control on agri- cultural cooperation and national CO., operative legislation. Senator Len root of Wisconsin. speaking on the IailrOad problem said he favored a sys. tenn of unified operation and consoli- datiOn. but opposed both government operation and ownership. lie pointed out the danger of a railroad pork barrel compared with which. he said, the rivers and harSOrs pork barrel would be insignificant.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
Wind DepriUes Warren Folk Of
 DGI X Guests
S-h-hI lis a Black Secret, but Early Morning Visitors
 Fail to Appear

Yesterday was crowless day in Warren.
 Great nocis of shiny. black crows usually visit the Bisbee su- burb each day. Early in the morn ing their eaws sounding soon after sunrise they begin appearing from over the mountains to the north.
 But yesterday they did not come.
 On the evening before they had flown over the ranges and toward the Swishelm mountains. where each night they go to rOOst.'
 They couldn't come back.
 A wind blowing, from the south west beat back the flight early yesterday morning, according to a rancher who arrived in Bisbee last evening.
 So yesterday was crowless day for Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
ASK YOUR NE,eHsoR

it has been said that there iS now hardly a city, town or viuaSe in this country wherein some woman does not reside who has tOWnd health in that SOoG, old fashioned remedy. Lydia F Pmkham'S VeSetable Com. pound. Therefore, if you are suffer. inS from some ailment. and hardly inOW what tO do for it, and have tried other remedies without help, ask your neiShbOr if she has ever used Lydio E. Pinkhsm'S Veyetable Com pound, 1T she herself has 'ne~er had the need tor il. undoubtedly she knows others who were inst in your condition and who have been restored 10 health by its use.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
ADAMS REELECTED
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iBN Review Leased WiUei
 ST JOSEPH. Mo. Feb. PC. F. Adams of ChillicOJhe. aIO-. was re- elected president of Pike's Peak Ocean-tO-Ocean Highway association today at the closing session of the an nual convention of the association. The office of secretary-treasurer. made vacant by the death of A. W. Tender son of Colorado Springs was divided into two offices T w Ross of Colo radO Springs was elected secretary. and A e Miller of BeueviIle, Kan. treasurer W H. GOOdin, Lovelock. Nev-, was made vice president Of the western division. The convention in 1920 will be held in St. Joseph.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
GOVERNOR LISTER ILL
CBy Review Leased Vvircl

TACOMA, Wash. Feb. 1s-GoV. Ern. est Lister. late this afternoon quit ms post as governor of the state of Washington and in letter to It Gov. Louis F. Hart requested the latter to take over the reins of government Thursday.
 Governor Lister, it was authOrita- lively stated Is 0uittinS his office only temporarily. Lieutenant Governor Hart immediately assumed the duties of governor.
 Governor Lister has been in i'll health for several months past. Thurs, day he will go to the western Wash ington hospital at SteilaooOm. for treatment.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
Paint Their PortraitsI

in legislature approprang funds to the president 
 Meantime both branches
  tOn efecng the  educational parts of anyOdroads them direct effectively
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
CHICAGO DEFEATS PURDUE
lEN Reriew In.

tRv Review LeaseI lNirel
 LAFAYETTE. Ind Feb. 12.-Chi- eagO dsisated Purdue 20 to II i'm a western conference basketball game here tonight and goes into first place in the Big Ten standing. having won six games and lost none.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
~wErs~ TO FleHr DRY LAW
LBN Review Iease1 MI

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. Feb. 12.- The draft of referendum petition di- Tected against the federal prohibition amendment was presented for cOrreC- tion and amplification G the 18th an nual convention here today of the California Wet federation, It was an, nOunced that the petitions would bs put in circulation within a fortnight.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
JIM coFEEY DEFEATED
lBv Revicw Iease,I Wirel

tIiy EeVicW Leasctl Wircl
 BOSTON. Mass. Feb 'BattlinS" Levinsly was awarded a refereo's de- cision over Jim COffey in a T. round bout here tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
More Paving Needed

Days like yesterday, of passing automobile sends it's shower dobe  swimming in residents or the city be held today like conditions when such election will be held
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
Signs of Spring

The conference packing
  ton of the family
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
Why Not Compromise?

Germans debating whether or republic might dereic
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
Signs of the Times

coadin again European news has given way that Villa
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
The Boys Are Coming Home

These the in other Atlantic we'll
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
And Help the Armenians

Giveest the thought not give Remember the dates, February 10 IT.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-13
Parting of the Ways

President Wilson will for the retiring
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12

noczonych. Kontrola mad tenn blu
rem, ktore sic miesci pnr. l2O
West Adams ul., spoczywa W re-
kach komitetu, W ktorym So re-
prezentowani pracodawcy, pra--
eownicy, wladze, publicznoSc o.
g6lna i organizacye dobroczynne
! zajete w piracy spO}ecznej.
Komitety biuro zorganizowaz
ne jest w ten sposob, IL uznanie
"a prace stawia ma plan podrzed-
ny, a ma miejsce pierwsze sta
via rezultaty. t. j., wystaranie sic
zatrudnienia dla tych, ktorzy SIG
zgiaszajq. Zapominaja osobis-
toSciach, a mySla O celach i re-
zultatach.
Komisya pulk. Woodsa wczo-
raj zbadala caie biuro chicago
skie i system, wedlug ktorego
jest prowadzone. Sam general
Wood udzielal wyjaSnief.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
ZAGRANICZNE
z PRAC KONFERENCYI PO-
KOIOWEJ.

Paryz, II. kwietnia. - Komi-
sya Ligi narodow zakohczyia
wczoraj swoje posiedzenia. zada-
MA Japonii i Francyi zostaiy Cd
rzucone, ale obydwa te panstwa
zastrzegly sobie prawo wniesie--
MIA poprawek ma plenarnej sesyi
konferencyi roIojowej. ..
Wszystko wskazuje ma to, ze
Lloyd George ME wyjedzie do
Londynu. az okreslony bedzie do
kladnie dzien. W ktorym posio-
vie niemieccy wezwani beda do
Wersalu. Pewien amerykanski
delegat, zapytany o przypuszczal
ma date. oSwiadczy}. re nastapi to
miedzy % kwietnia l maja.
Dyskusya mad doktryna Mon
ego miaia bye jedna Z najza--
cietszych a zakonczyl ia swa mo-
wa prezydent Wilson, przedsta-
wiajac doktryne jallo jedna Z mai
wiekszych zapor przeciw absolu-
tyzmowi. Stanowisko Wielkiej
Brytanii byio niepewne do ostat-
niej chwili. az w koncu Lord Ro-
bert Cecil przechylil szale ma ko-
rzysc doktryny, oSwiadczajac, re
rie widzi w poprawce zadnego
niebezpieczehstwa W tel formie,
jak zostala przedstawiona przez
prezydenta Wilsona.
Konferencya doszia do poro--
zumienia we wszystkich kwe-
styach dotyczacych pokoju z
Niemcami, a W pierwszym re
die odszkodowania granic tax
ma zachodzie jak ma wschodzie,
oswiadczyi prywatny sekretarz
premiera brytyjskiego W interwie
vie zamieszczonym w Petit Jour
nal. Pozostaiy jeszcze do zala-
twienia pewne szczegofy, ktore
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
NADZWYCZAJNA SESYA
RADY MIEISKIEJ.

Odbedzie sic w przysz1ym ty-
godniu celem oznaczenia bondow
w przyszlym tygodniu odbe-
die sic nadzwyczajna sesya ra-
dy miejskiej, celem oznaczenia /
zatwierdzenia bondow niedawno
obranych urzednikow miejskich'
burn. Thompsona, skarbnika
Stuckharta i klerka Igoe.
DIS doradzca miejski Ettle--
son da burmistrzowi opinie, IL
bondy czy1i poreczenia tych urzed
nik6w musza bye przedstawione
i zatwierdzone w przeciagu die
sieciu dni po otrzymaniu przez
Mich oficyalnego zawiadomienla
o ich wyborze.
Burmistrz Thompson wczoraJ
otrzymal swe urzedowe zawiado-
mienie swym' ponownym wy
borze cd klerka m. Igoe.
Wediug polurzedowego oswald
czenia cd administracyi, ma po-
siedzeniu tenn zadna lima spra-
wa ME bedzie zaiatwiona ami
poruszana. Znaczy to, re poplecz-
nicy administracyi ME wytocza ma
tenn posiedzeniu walk przeclw
Municypalnej Lidze WyborczeJ,
ktora kontroluje bezpartyJna or
ganizacye rady miejskiej i zacie-
kle jest oponowana przez burn.
Thompsona jego poplecznikow.
lest \, mozliwem, re ten lub oW
alderman wygiosi tyrade przeclW
Lidze, lecz zorganizowanej akcyi
ME bedzie az dopiero po powro-
Gle komitetu mad komitetami z
Florydy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
SEDZIA DOMAGA SIZE SLEDZ
TWA w SPRAWIE BIURA
PROKURATORA.

Sedzia II. Guerin ze Stanowego
sadu kryminalnego wczoraj zaza
da} sledztwa w sprawie metod,
rzywanych w biurze prok. sta
nowego Hoyne'a w dochodzeniu
spraw kryminalnych obchodze-
ria sic z oskarzonymi swiadka-
mi.
Zadanie jest rezultatem zeznan
wczoraj pred sedzia Guerfnem
!. Radakowitza, oskarzonego o
zamordowanie F. C. Papke, zam.
pnr. 1902 Princeton ave. przed
domem ostatniego dnia 24go sty-
cznia. ...
Lava przysieg}ych uznaia Ra-
dakowitza niewinnym wypusci-
Ia 60 ia wolnosc. Sedzia bowiem
orzekI, re zeznanie Radakowllza
ME jest Mazne ME moze wpty-
mac na wyrok, dajac lawie przy-
sieglych polecenie, ably oskarzo-
rego uznaia niewinnym. lava
przysiegiych do polecenia sic ma
tychmiast zastosowa1a i podpisa-
Ia wyrok niewinnoSci, ME wycho
dzac re sail sadowej.
Radakowitz aresztowany byI
wkrotce po Smierci Papke przez
tolicyanta F. Koehlera jake re-
zultat rzekomych tajnych infor-
macyi, otrzymanych telefonem cd
jakiejS kobiety.
w kilka dni pozniej Radako-
witz wyspowiada} sic pred asys-
tentem prok. stanowego Owen
EN-, zeznajac re, gdy wracal do
domu re swa plaza, wynoszaca
S51 spotkal Papke psem, ktory
go .pokasaf pred dwoma tygod-
miami. Papke byl zazgany nozem
ma srnierc.
Sedzia Guerin oswiadczyi wczo
raj po sprawie, IL ME ma zad-
nych dowodow prawnych, IL Pap
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
lax DOSTARCZAC ZATRUD
NIENIA ZOLNIERZOM I
MAITKOM.

Puik. Arthur Woods i komisya,
kt6rcj jest przewodniczacym, a
probuja entuzyastycznie system
chicagoski w dostarczaniu zatrud
nief zolnierzom i majtkom, zwol
nionym re siuzby i zalecaja sys-
tenn ten wszystkim innym MAS
tom w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Puikownik Woods jest ma cze-
lc. komisyi rzadowej, mianowa-
nej przez Department wojny. 10
misya sklada sic wy}acznie Z o.
ficerow wojskowych. Objezdza
kraj caly i bada, co miasta czy-
mia jak czynia, azeby starac sic
o zatrudnienia dla zwolnionych
zolnierzy i majtkow, azeby ,zapo-
biedz proznowaniu niedostatko-
wi miedzy mimi.
w Chicago biuro takie powsta
10 "a inicyatywa generala l..
Wooda, komendanta tutejszego
departamentu arnii Stanow Zjed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-12
I Blura nsissrslugIelnsgs.

wsch6d sIonca godzinie 6:14.
Zach6d slo1ica o godzinie 1927.
Pogoda W Chicago OkOlicy: Dzi-
siaj ezesciowo pOchmurnie. jutro po-
coda prawdOpodobnie niestala, tenn
peratura coraz wytsza, wiatr unfair
kowany, zmienny.
X
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyisza wczoraj godzinie pOpofu-
dniu: 46 stopni, najniisza o godzi-
nie ESQ rano: Al stopni.