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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-28

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
Emil B. YOakum
 To Become Benedict

Of interest throughout Arizona. and of especial interest to the residents of the Warren district Is the follow ing annoupcement from the Los An geles Times of recent issue, concern ing the engagement of Emile Benja- min Yoakum, son of Jesse B. Yoa- kun of Warren:
 "Mr. and Mrs. Edwin William Sar- gent announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Gladys May Sar- gent of Los Angeles, to Emile Ben pamin Yoakum, also of this city. He is the son of J. B. Yoakum of Ari- zona and is graduate of the Univer- sity of Ann Arbor, Mich. He is a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Miss Sargent is a gradu- ate of Briar Cliff school for girls in New York No date is set for the wedding" =,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
Douglas Soon Will
 Have Brick Factory

DOUGLAS, Sept. 1O.-That a brick manufacturing plant will soon be in operation to supply superior quality or brick for the building needs of this city is now assured. An mex hausuble quantity of excellent clay for making brick has been located .30 miles north of Douglas on the Court land branch of the 'El Paso & South western railroad, company has been incorporated by citizens of Douglas and machinery for making brick will soon arrive when the construction of a plant along modern lines will be- gin.
 The incorporated company. will have for its officers, Dr. M. L. Downs president; D. N. Darling, vice presi. have charge of the construction and dent, and c. E. Baudisch, secretary and treasurer and MT. Baudisch, who is ian experienced brick man will operation of the plant.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
Smallest Wanderer On Record Picked Up By Police

The smallest wanderer yet re. corded on the police bIotter of 6ishee was picked up yesterday afternoon by the authorities in the person of Gertrude Hogan, age 2Is years, of Broadway avenue, daugh- ter of Mrs. E. Hogan.
 Little Miss Gertrude decided that the confines of her yard was entirely too small and looking for new worlds to conquer set forth. After her arrival at the police sta ton, accompanied by two Bisbee women who had picked the little tot up on Main street, she was not at al! abashed by the presenc of the minions of the law and refused to talk until her counsel put in an ap- pearsnce. After several hours ab- sence from home a happy family reunion was held after Mrs. Hoqan had called upon the police to aid her in the search.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

has every confidence that he can clean up the locals" is one Frankie Nlantell of Grand Forks, N. D., the homes of the battling Swedes, Danes, Norsemen, etc. Mantell has been seen ill action by one local fight fan who reports that the has real punch and is q conner and that if a fight could be arranged for him with Chambers that it would be no pink tea by any oGis.
 The following letter was received by the Review today from Manten, which speaks for itself:
 Grand Forks, N. D., Sept 6, 1919. Sporting Editor Bisbee Review:
 Dear Sir: Can you please find space in your newspaper to run my cut and challenges.
 1 am open to meet any man in the country from 142 to 146 pounds. [ nave met some of the best men in the game, such as Billy Weeks, middle, weight champion of Canada; Al Ross. Tom Mulhall and many others.
 Would be very much pleased if you would hand my name and address to one Of your local promoters. I re- main yours respectfully,
 FRANK AiANTELL, 'Grand-Iorks, N. D., Gen. Delivery.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
CHAMBERS AND LOUGHREY BOUT
 NUT A PINK TEA
Grim Way in Which Both Men
 Get Down to Work Is lndi-
 cation That Each Realizes Stiff Battle Ahead of Him

The coming match between Lough. rey and Chambers is to be no mati. nee is indicated by the preparations and the starting of training by both fighters yesterday With over two weeks ahead of them neither Cham bers or the local Bisbee boy are talk ing any chances on not being in first class trim. Sheriff Mcdonald. John TWoomey and O. s. French. who made the trip with Loughrey to Fort Hua. chuca and arranged suitable training quarters for him are authorities for the statement that Loughrey money and plenty of it will be in evidence and that the fight on the 22nd will be one that will be long remembered by Chambers before the final tan of the bell is heard.
 That Loughrey is more confident than ever of showing Chambers that he IS long ways from being a has been," is his offer when the question Of terms came up, to fight Chambers winner take all or on any other basis. What I want is another go, that's all," is Loughrey's comment on il. Many of Loughrey's followers are of the opinion that Chambers would
  meet his Waterloo as sure as the sun rises if 15 or 20 round match could be held, as they say Loughrey is the kind who gets better from the eighth round on, while the other man is not long distance man.
 One of the main stipulations of the match on the 22nd was that another referee should be the third party in the ring this time. Accordingly Al Williams of the Y. M. c. A. camp at Douglas has been selected. Williams, | who has refereed a score or more of fights. is popular with both fighters and the fight fans on account of his | unswerving rule of no 'hair-line" de- | cisions in close fights, thus giving l both fighters a square deal.
 At a late hour last evening Lough- rey returned from Fort Huachuca, stating that it would be impossible for him to continue training at the fort. owing to the absence of the troops at target practice for the next 10 days. Loughrey will make the | K. c. hall his training headquarters. ]
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
Soldiers
 On tue Way Home

Eighteen Arizona members of Ho- boken Casual company No. 1123, left New York for home on Monday, Sept. 8, by way of Fort Bliss, Texas. They were entertained in New York by the Rocky Mountain club as guests of their home states, at dinner, follow. ed by a theater party at the new show. Happy Days" now appearing at the New York Hippodrome Fol lowing are the names of the Arizon- ans present:
 Joe M. Valencia, Tucson. w. M. Shelton, Tucson.
 c. E. Dunlap, Williams.
 Frank D. Fast, Douglas.
 Geo. W. Tracy, Jerome
 Natalie Espino, Douglas.
 F.. D. Thompson, Yuma.
 John Pecolo, Bisbee.
 W. T. Relcher, Douglas.
 w. W. Coker, Tucson.
 Hugh B. Nooner, Ash Fork.
 H. F. Muse, Tucson.
 James F. Hughes, Tucson.
 Noble F. Justice, San Simon
 Allen Taylor, Holbrook.
 E. R. Chavez, Winslow.
 Guy s. McGraw, Prescott
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
CITIZENSHIP |SDE MED TO |, W W.

That aliens associated with the !. w. w. will not be JoyfuIly re- ceiVed by the government which they refuse to support, or at least not In this county, was shown yes terday fn Tombstone, when Spe- cial Examiner Eidridge, of the department of immigration, and JldgeA. C. Lockwood turned down the applications of two men for citizenship after it had been es- abolished that the men were af- fillated with the [. w. w.
 "Under no clrcumstances will alien undertakes, |. w. wv. or any one affiliated with the same be considered for citizenship" stated the court during the exam ination of the applications, land the fact that they are connected with any organization of the [.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

w. w. will be cause for this court to refuse to go any further with the applications"
 The first man to whom papers were refused was John Piscovic, a native of Hungary, who failed to even appear in court. EIdridue presented data collected by the department of justice. proving conclusiVeIy that PiscoVic was as- sociated with the |. w. w. The second application turned down was that of Motto Vukovlch, a subject of Austria. Investigation ton also showed VukoVich's con. nection with the |. w. w. and his application was rejected on the same grounds as Piscovlc.
 Out of 61 Applications for eiti- zenship, only 36 persons were giv- en their papers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
YOUR CATARRH MAY
 LEAD TO CONSUMPTION

not be cured by sprays, inhalers, atomizers, jellies and other local applications.
 $. :. s. has proven a most satis- factory remedy for Catarrh be- cause 1t goes direct to its source, and removes the germs of the dis ease from the blood. Get a bottle today, begin the only logical treat ment that gives real results. For free medical advice write Medical Director, H Swift Laboratory, At lanta. Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
DOUGLAS POST OF AMERICAN LEG|ON
 NAMES OFFICERS

DOUGLAS, Sept. 10.-At the first regular meeting since it's organiza- ton. Hilburn pot, American Legion. last night in session at the Elks club elected its officers for the en- suing year. They are:
 Arthur Curlee, post commander
 Alfred McCool, vice commander.
 Caleb O. Rice, finance officer
 J. w. Osteen, sergeant-at-arms.
 J. A. Cohen, chaplain.
 Executive committee: Col. H. H. Stout, Dr. F. T. Wright, Dr. E. W. Adamson, Charles S. Stephens. Ar thur w Cotton, Arthur R. Curlee. Al. fred McCool, Caleb O. Rice and the post adjutant, who is to be named later.
 Meeting We'll Attended
 More than 50 members of the post attended and the balloting ,espec- 1ally that for post commander, was lively.
 Three candidates were at first in the running, W. s. Nance, c. G. Hin ton, and the successful candidate, Arthur Curlee. Nance and Hinton finally withdrew and the selection of OullCS was undnlmOQS.
 The meeting adjourned after an hour and forty-five minutes.
 Organizers Are Commended
 Commenting the work of Colonel Stout and Dr. Wright, Charley Steph- ems spoke of the work accomplished by the two men named from the time the legion was first mentioned until the organization was completed.
 Colonel Stout gave a weIl-applaud. ed talk in which he thanked them for the commendation given himself and Dr. Wright and advising them, that while he and the doctor were willing to give all the aid they could, the younger men were the ones who should carry on the work of the or ganization.
 Colonel Stout read a letter from the state headquarters of the Ameri- can Legion in which attention was called to the great nationwide mem bership campaign that is to be held from September 15 to 20.
 Big Drive For Members
 It Is proposed that every post in the United States make special eff forts during that period to sign up every eligible man for membership and with this end in view he sug- gested that Post Commander CUrlee name a membership committee of four and that each of the four name four others and that everything be done to get things lined up for the great drive that is to be made in Douglas and vicinity.
 The four named on the member ship committee are: Messrs. Murch- ison, Hinton, McElliott, Scott, with the post commander ex-officio mem Der. This committee met immed- lately following the regular meeting and arranged to meet tonight at MT. Curlee's place of business on Ninth street.
 Each man eligible to membership owes it to himself and his country to join the American Legion. If you are conservative, join. If you are radical, by all means join, as the conservatives want your views, as Colonel Stout expressed.
 An appeal is made to every man who saw service in any combat branch of the government during the war, army, navy or marine corps, to join the Hilburn post, American Legion, between now and September 
 No job of printing too small, none
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
Dangerous to Use Treatment
 for Only Temporary Relief.

There is more serious stage of Catarrh than the annoyance.caused by the stopped-up air passages, and other distastefu1 features.
 The real danger comes from the tendency of the disease to continue its course downward until the lungs become affected, and then dreaded consumption is on your path. Your own experience has taught you that the disease can
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
Rabbit Rodgers and
 Nick Gundy to Meet

Nick Gundy. the Fl Paso feather weight champion who put up such a rattling good exhibition in his re- cent bout in Bisbee with Lincoln, is matched to fight Rabbit Rodgers, a well known coast fighter, this coming Saturday in a ten-round mill at Go. lumbus, N. M.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
NORTH DAKOTA BOXER SEEKING
 B|SBEE MATCH

That Bisbee as a night center is be. coming famous throughout the fistic world is evidenced by the long list of challenges sent in every month to the local promoters and to the Review. The latest aspirant who wants to show before a Bisbee crowd and who
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
La u%nif1caci6n revoIucionaria y el nornbra-
miento de un Presidente provisional
de la Rep1blica 10 aceptan todos
los enemigos del regimen actual

In rcportazgo pab!icado por -
Prensa hace proximanente un mes.
relacicnado con IA proyectada unfit
caei6n revo!ucionaria Y el nomo7a
miento, por parle dc los princlpaIeS
iefes &c las dNcrsas facciones anna
das. de ur Presidente Provisional,
ha provocado una gran agitaclon eH
los centres politicos oposicionistas De
Mexico.
Puede declrse que con exception
de los p~eriodicos semi-oficla!es, to-
dos los que en- Mexico Sc PUBLICAN
especialmente los que d'scuten &c
preferencia la situacion polltIca de.
pals. han reproducido esq reportaa'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
I'm RPORTNUO DE- IA PRENH' QUE PROVOCO EN- MEXICO EXTRAORDINARY
MTN1N EN- Los CRQlE ONCDNSH

hOmbreS torpeS que dlcen loTuldr FL
| Gobierno de la Nacion, no obstante
haber violado las Leyes, ccrtompido
las costumbres, desorganizado In
Administration Publica Y tiraniza-
do al Pueblo.
"Ya no es patriotico, va no es mo-
raj que permitamos que por mayor
tempo prevalence este estado dc
cosas; cada ~ciudadano, cada mujer
V cada nino mexicano deben hacer de
SUI parte ell mayor esfuerzo que pue-
dan desarrollar para ell derrocamlcn-
to de este regimen que encabeZa
'ienustiano CarranZa, porque hun
de GAIA dia mas al Pals en- ell abismo
del desprestigio Y la desolacion. NJ
dante un trabajo paciente Y de con-
vencimiento Sc han llegado a unfit
car las a~spiraciones die todos los je-
tes de las differences facciones que
luchan por destruir a este NAL Ia
mado Gobierno; Y todas nan conve-
nido en- unir sus fuerzas bajo ia de-
nomination de EJERCITO-CONSTI-
TUCIONAL que portara insignia
blanca como simbolo DO la Paz Y del
crden que va a %restablecer en- la Re-
publica. Todo el movimiento esta
Eaio la direction de uEa Junta Gu
.yos miembrus resindiran en- los lugares
que convenga para que predan cjer-
Ger una accion eficaz Y rapida. Pre-
viamente Sc han escogiio personas
aptas Y honradas sin hacer distincio-
mes de credos politicos nj religiosos
para Que integren eli nuevo Gobier-
no Provisional. CportunanIente 81
les comunicaran sus designsciones y
Isl estan conform,es con el plan que
adelante Sc eypresa, ocuraran los
puestos que Sc les tiene re%servados.
Plan revolucionario'
Observation-Disclosures de Il
Constitution de 1857 y del cstado
dc cosas que ~prevaiecia a la caida
del Gobierno legal de Don Francis
co !. Madeyo, salvo en TODD aque-
10 Que signifique hechos consuma-
dos Y que su abolicion traeria per-
~Juicios mayoreS que los va causados.
"Segundo:-Se convocara a I'm
Congreso EXtraordinario sin distin-
Ici6n de credos poiiticos nj religiosos
para que revise Ia Constitution de
la Rcpublica, dicte las leaes organi-
cas- Y legisle sobre las iniciativas
que lie envie el Executive Provisio-
nal o que hagan les miembros de csc
Congreso aoerca de las resoluclones
de los problemas whales de la Nacion.
FL Executive tendra ell derecho de
voto Sobre las decisicones que tome
e. Congress-. Las eyes aprobadas que
scan objetadas por ell Executive, vol
veran a discut'r:e Y para entrar cp
vigor necesitaran ser %aprobadas pc,
las dos terceras partes de la ASam-
blea. Ell CongrcSo EXtraordinario no
podra disolNerse antes de hacer la
revision de Ia Constitution Y die
tar las leyes organicas respectiras, nj
podra durar mas de IN ano para re-
solver su cometido.
"Teroero.-El Presidente Provisio-
nal ejercera, mhentras Sc instala el
nuevo Gobierno Constitutional, con
f~acultades CARBOHYDRATES en- toGos
los ramos. sujetandose 10 mas que per
mitan las circunstancias. a las leyes
que regian j Ia caida del Gobicrno
legal del Presidente Madero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16

oS i've wv h~SS
siguientes a Ia clausura del Congre-
SO Extraordinario, Ell Executive Pro-
visional c%onvocara a elecciones gene
rales para restableoer el orden cons
t%itucional: dentro de las leyes que
dicte dicho Gobierno.
''Quinto:-Al tomar possession ell Go
bierro Provisional, dictara n AMI
rlisima LEY DE AMNISTIA Por to
dos los delitos pcliticos Y u anexos.
"Sexto.-El Gobierno Provisional
mantendra nelaciones de franco y
leal cordialidad con todas las racio-
res.
"Conminamos al Ejercito Carran-
cista a unirsc i nosotrcs Y evitar dc
esta mas derramamiento de
sangre de hermanos y mas dias de-
Iuto a la Republica.
Conminamos al G. NenuSiano Ca
rranZa a que aa convenZa de quc Sc
ha enajenado completamente la OPT
MON putlica = por 10 tanto no po-
Ora dominar Ia situacion. Dchera
lamar un manifesto Y entregar q
Poder a la mayor brevedad.
"MEXICANOS:-Tenemos la Ger
tea dc que ell prcgrama eHPuesto sa'
tisfara a tcdos los ciudadanos. Que
in Nacion cntera secundara nuestrc
movimierto en- pro de la vuelta a Ia
Ley V al Orden. Nc pasara mucho
tempo sin que las armas triunfantes
que empunamos Sc impondran soor2
Ell enemigo Y que el bienestar, Ia tran
auilidad v ell progreso re:nen en- nueS-
ira Patrla.
LEY Y LIBERTAD.
Z. L. NJ, Enero 10 de 1918
La Junta Dinectlva.'
Ell Gobierno no dominars la
situacion
Redactor:-5Crce utsed cue las
condolences del regimen actual sean
de tai manera graves, que ell tr.rnt0
del movimiento revolucionario sea
factible?
Ing. r. D.-Sirvase listed leer
atentamente mis- p~uoiicac:ones dc fe-
chas, diciembre 8 de 1916, abril u
de 1917, julio die 1918 Y especial
mente, la de octubre Is de 1918 Gil
Que textualmente digo: "pesgraci:!-
damente mis- ]pronosticos sc han rea"
lizado. excediendo ell NAL en- mucho
a TODD 10 Que entonces podia pen.
sarse" mos encontranlos hoy con
que ell gobierno esta debilltado por
I'm abrumador desprestigio, sin dine
70 con que subvenir Z los ienGrme>
gastos que demanda Ia Admlnistra-
ciGn, especialmeEte en- ell ran1o de
guerra, sin parque y sin m suit
cientes. (~recuerdo ell ultimo informs
rresidencial} para combatir ia In
surreccion en- que arde ell Pals, insr-
recci6n 1ue va no es s%ofocab!e, no
solo Dor ell crecidisimo numt2ro de los
!evantados en- armas, sino porque es-
ta apoyada DOR ell descontento de la
gran mayoria de la pcblacion de la
R%epublica, que en- voz alta culpa n
Gobierno de la b~ancarrota, de Ia NIL
aeria en- que estamos hundidos y del
sin fin de ca%lamidades que no. des-
trojan"
".Ademas. ell Gobierno ha sido I'M
potente para dominar tai insurrec~
cion V esta crece dia a dia en- vez
de disminuir. Es indispensable, por
10 tanto, aplicar otros medios que G.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
FUERON DESlGNADOS VA LOS
NUEVOS SENADORES.

Del Scyticio Especial dc La PRENSA.
MADRID. JUNO 14.-El Rey ia de-
sisnado va a los S%enadores que tie
ne derecho a nombrar. Y For 10 taHto,
Ia election del proXimo domingo cs
10 unico que Sc espera para que pue-
da orsanizarsc totaimentc el nuevo
Parlamento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
IA CAIDA DE- CARRANZi ES INEVITABLE,
DECLARE Ell NGENlER0 ROBES D0MlNGUEZ

Gle las armas para restablecer ell or
den publico."
"Debemos tambien preveer ahor.
Ell %porvenir que espera a nuestra
nacionalidad al hacerse Ia paz en-
Europa"
"Se hace necesario que Sc de Us
ted cuenta de la situacion pulsando
los sintomas directameIte.'
"Todo mace persar que la acumu-
lacion de odios Y desesperaciones POI
ia situacion isccnomica hara surgir un
sacudimiento que dara al traste con
10 existente."
"En ell mismo Ejercito del Go
hierno hay muchos miemkros que sc
preguntan a~nsiosamente cual sera Ia
suerte que les este reservada al efec-
tuarse el derrumbamiento, que hoy
parece inevitable" (l)
Es tarde aplicar un remedio
Redactor.-iPcdemos Greer, segun
10 citado por listed, que So opinion
es que cl regimen e~ncabezado por
ell senor Carranza caera inevitable
mente?
Ing r. Del Gobierno ha des-
peciado sistematicamente las suges-
tiones que otros Y yo lie ftamoS hecho,,
en- diverSas circumstances Ahora cs
tarde para .yaplicar algun remedio.
Cree Que ell Gobierro caera indefec-
tibhementc, va sea por Ia fucrza Gle
las armas V a este respecto va no cs
I'm secreto, debido a las ~informacio-
mes de la prensa diaria. que Ia revolu.
Cion cuenta cen grandes elementos
~ con fuertes apoyos-o "a porque e,
senior Carranza. dandose cuenta dc
la vcrdadcra situation del Pals, conf
BRENDA "a :nutilidad dc una lucha
~prolongada Y proceda o e. patrio-
tismo V buen juicio de otros gober-
nantes que lie han precedito.
Ell P~rcsidente Provisional
Redactor.-iCree listed ser el de-
signado por los jcfes revoiucionarios
para ocupar la PreSidcncia Prcvisio-
nal. 81 ell actual regimen cae?
] Ing r. C.-No he hecho III hare
+, ingun trabaio ell csc scntido: sofa
mentr predc uecir que 81 tai ocurre,
sabre cumplir con mi dehcr dc pa
~triota, cua!esquiera que scan las cir
cunstancias en- que me cncucntrc Y
81 papel que Sc ne dcsigne.
Redactor.-cI no teme listed que,
en- vista de las inf~ornlaciones Pu-
hlicas rciativas a su persona, ell re-
'gimen actual . hostilicc Y aun pre-
tenda ocasionarle algQn grave per
%iuicio?
Ing. f. D.-No cree cue tenga
nj DIeda ter.er ningun Fundamental
legal para molestarme; Y en- cuanto
Ia causarme ur grave uerjuiclo..(
grave nal 'seria este para otros.
pues mi persona en- este case no e.
mas que un a~ccidente. "a qre en-
dicho evento ~quedaria cl doctor Way
ouez Gomez o c~ualquiera otra' perso-
ralidad que los reEo.uciorarios de-
signaran.
o. Carta Alberta del lngcnlero Do
minguez a Carranza)