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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
$1, ,OOO, 900 PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS PLAN
 OF PHOENIX PEOPLE

PHOENIX, Oct 16. More than $1,0OO,0OO public improve ments will be made in Phoenix by the city government during the next year. if bond issues proposed by City Manager V. A. Thompson are given endorsement by the city commission and voters, it became known tonight.
 Sale of $I,O40,00O bonds is pro- posed by the city manager. Final action by the city commission will be taken at a meeting to be held next Wednesday, it was officially announced. SE>uld the commits sion approve the project, it would fix the date for a special election in which tax payers would vote on the issue.
 The fund would be appropriated as follows: Extensions and inn provements of the water distribu- tion system. $450,000; sewer sys- tem extensions, $140,0OO; Park and playground system extension, $150- 900; New fire station, apparatus and equipment, $65,000; paving 45,000; city hall addition $150,000; state armory building $40,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
COP. NOMINEE BY .TEUTON PRESS,
 .SYMPATHIzERS

CHICAGO, Oct IS. Bolshevik speeches were cited here tonight by Secretary Colby in a campaign speech as paralleling the attitude of Sena- tor Harding on the league Of nations. MT. Colby read what he said were transalations of some of the speeches made by bolchevists at the meeting of the third internationale at 'fYy- cow. This organization, he saia. is a revolutionary body aimed al the overthrow of democratic forms of government. was opposed 10 the league of nations and far more sym pathetic with Harding's association of some sort or other"
 Would Sacrifice League
 Republican efforts to sacrifice the league to partisanship, Mir. Colby said had been "a distinct contribution to the spread of disorder and to the ar rest of the healing. processes of peace"
 "There is not journal publish
 ed in Germany" he charged, 'or
 newspaper that during the war
 enjoyed a prominence as pro German in it's Ieanings that is
 not supporting Harding and thS
 republican ticket today. there is
 not a German suspect or Ger
 man sympathizer, who was the
 subject of prudent attention on
 the part of the United States
 during the war, who is not sup
 porting the republican ticket, and
 th,re is only one reason for this
 support; they hate tne president
 who pulled the mask aside from
 Prussian arrogance"
 What he said of the German ele- ment, the secretary explained applied to every other racial group in Amer ica, that thinks more of gratifying it's racial antiquities than it does of serving America.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
DRY LAW LEADS GOVERNMENTAL BUREAUS INTO; LEGAL BANGLES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 - Disclos- ure ia new prohibition snarl in which three government department; and members of the diplomatic corps are involved was made today when the state department issued statement saying it assumes no official of the government would attempt to pry into the baggage of foreign diplomatic officer"
 Remove All Liquors
 The unusual course of the state de- partment in making what appeared to be a public appeal to other govern ment officials was adopted, it was learned after the treasury had amend ed customs regulations to require baggage of diplomats to pe examInea and liquor removed. Back of the ac- tion of the treasury, it was disclosed was an opinion rendered by the attor- ney general. It was said to hold that the Volstead act withdrew from dip lomats the exemption from customs ex- animation of their baggage heretofore accorded
 Diplomats have made no formal
 protest. The state department,
 however, has seen evidence of ir-
 rigation among them. Since the
 contention that examination ex-
 emption to be continued, it sought
 recourse through the public state
 ment.
 Differences have arisen Between
 state and treasury officials. Treas ury officials let it be known that
 the discussion of the status of dip-
 iomats' baggage began last spring.
 The treasury was sair to have @ formulated policy then and
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testimony taken by Major General John A. LCjeune, commandant of the corps, in his investigation in Haiti, are being sought. In several cases of men still in the service, where sufficient evidence has been found, court martial proceedings wII be instituted, Secre- tary Daniels added.
 Asked whether he had any reason to believe that the report of Colonel Russell, the loss of which appears to have halted proceedings in the investi- gation ordered by Brigadier General Barnett, former commandant, had been destroyed or suppressed" by persons at interest, Secretary Danisls said he had not.
 But there might have been reasons that persons implicated would have
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
GRANTS WHEELER .|NSPEC nON IF
 ELECTION VOTES

PHOENlX, Oct. 16.-An order all lowing inspection of ballots cast at the primary election on September ' was granted today by Judge R. c. Stanford in the superior court here to Charles de Sales Wheeler after a hearing on the motion for the or der. Wheeler recently filed a con- test of the votes cast for the Demo cratic nomination for secretary of state against HarIss S. Ross, eerti- fled as the candidate, and asked that he be permitted to inspect the ballots for the purpose of preparing his suit The bond for the inspec- ton was fixed at $500 by Judge Stonford with the condition that it be increased as the costs of the in spection increased.
 Ross Files Demurrer
 Ross answer denied that in any ties of the state all the votes cost for Wheeler were not counted and denied that Wheeler received more votes than were certified to by the election boards in the precincts. Ross further alleged that in each and every precinct in the state per sons were permitted to vote and their votes counted for Wheeler without the voters being registered voters in the precincts in which they voted. The answer also alleges that in many of the precincts in the state many of the votes cast for Ross were not counted and declar- ed that he received more votes for the office of secretary of state in each and every county than were certified to by the election officers in many of the precincts
 Ross Claims Election
 Ross denied in his answer that votes were cast for Wheeler and counted for him as Wheeler alleged in his contest, but declared on the contrary, that many votes cast for him were counted for Wheeler. He also denied that in manp of the precincts the election officers cer- tified to more votes for him than were cast in the precinct but declar- ed. on the contrary, that more votes were actually counted for Wheeler in many Of the precincts than were cast for him.
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PRESIDENT OF IRISH
 REPUBLIC SEVERELY
 ARRAlGNS BRITISHERS

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 16- Brit ish authorities in Ireland are put ting everything the Germans were accused of being to shame" Ea- mon de Valera, president of the Irish republic" declared in a let ter read here today at a confer ence of the Canadian self-determi- nation league. for Ireland.
 The letter which MT. de Valera sent from Washington appealed for self-determination for Ireland, and also charged the British ad- ministration with ''indulging in or ey of frightfulness."
 "No peace can last which fails to recognize as universally appN- cable the right of nations 10 ch00se the governments under which they are living" it added.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
HAITIAN AFFAIR STIRS UP HORNETS NEST

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. - substi- tuition of Major General w. .. Neville, marine corps, for Brisadie- General J. H. Peneleton on the board which will begin here next week investigation of charges Of illegal executions bY ma rines in Haiti, was announced today by Secretary Danials. General Pen dleton, the secretary said, had served in Haiti, and the substitution was made so that the investigation should be by men detached from Haitian sf- fairs"
 Doubt as to jurisdiction for court martial should former memb cf the corps be implicated by evidence will be cleared. Mr. Danials said, adding that an opinion had been rsqUested from the judge advocate general. A number of former mariass named in
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
MEXICO. Os.TO 'L|QUIDATE ALI. DEBTS
 SAYS CHIEF.

DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 16. - The new Mexican government Will recog- nize all legal foreign debts of Mexico and all legal right sof Mexicans and and all legal rights of Mexicans and varo Obregon, presiGeht-elect of the southern republic, who assumes office December l, told an audience at the international banquet here tonight. The banquet was the main event of General Obregons visit to the Texas State fair and he and his personal suite of nearly 100 pere guests of honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
DECLARES IT HAS ENDORSED NO
 POLITICAL CANDIDATES

DAYTON. Ohio, Oct. 16.-Ad- herring to the policy of the Ameri. can Federation of Labor, the Ohio State Federation of Labor in con- vention here made no endorsement of political candidates. Through a misunderstanding it was reported October IA that the convention had endorsed Governor Cox, dem- ocratic presidential candidate.
 The Associated Press on October IA enormously announced that the federation had endorsed the candi- dacy of Governor Cox and it's at tention was called to its error to- day through the republican nation al headquarters in New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
SAYS TO0 MUCH fl ME DDl|NG" IN AFFAIRS ABROAD

ST. LOUIS, Oct 16- Before crowd which overflowed the big St. Louis coliseum and greeted him with cheering and singing which lasted more than half hour. Sena- tor Harding tonight closed his last extensive speaking trip with an ad- dress in which he coupled condem- nation of embarrassing foreign poli- tical entanglements with plea for extension of the nations foreign trade and commerce.
 Against aIraigning the Democra- tic administration, he declared that in the last few years there had been too much 'meddling" in Europe and too little trade cooperation with Latin-America and other lands. Has Sterenuous Day
 The night meeting concluded one of the candidates most strenuous days of complaining during which he sopke in Indiana and Illinois. The league of nations had prcmi- nent place in his utterances, the nominee replying to criticism of his proposal for a new world association. At Green Castle. Ind, he asserted "a spokesman" of France had been sent to him to asw that America Head the way in the formation of a world association and at Ellington. III. he quoted similar declaration bv Stephan Lausanne. French publi- cist
 Wants Republican Congress Tn his talk at Terre Haute, Ind, he charged that the administration | had set aside" provisions of the Cummins- -Esch railway bill under which coal cars might be so allotted to insure eGuable shipping conditions and prevent much of the likeness among miners.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
Secretary ColbyII Parallels Harding's Attitude on League of Nations With
 Bolshevik Speeches at Moscow Meet
PESQUEIRA IS NAMED CONFiDENTlAE ENVOY
 OF MEXICO TO u z

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-RI,er- to V. Pesaueira has. been appoint ed confidential agent of the Mex ican government in Washington to succeed Fernando iglesias Calder on, recently recalled to take his seat in the MeXican senate, ac- cording to official advices today. The new agent will combine dut- ies of Mexican financial agent in New York. which position he has held since the del la Huerta re- gime. with those Of his post here.
 Pesqueira left Mexico City yes terday for Washington. accompan- led bp George Greed former chair man of the committee on public Information. who went with him to Mexico last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17

It's the same way with advertisers. When a mer- chant or manufacturer advertises his product in your daily paper, he brings it into the light of publicity. He tells you all about it-lets it stand on its own meritS-invites your attention and criti- cism because he knows his product is good.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
Discovery of Drugs in Auto
 Bring on New Developments

NOGALES, Ariz., Oct. 16.- Dis covery, reported by the sheriff, of quantity of drugs in the motor truck used by the couple claiming to be MT. and Mrs. Charles Losey. brought new development today in the investigation into the death of A. J. w. Born, meat products pack CT, in a pit partly filled with water several miles north of Nogales last Thursday night
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
OPPONENT
 FLOPS FOR
 12TH TIME, SAYS cox.

CLEVELAND, Oct. r6. More charges against Senator Harding of vicillation on the league of nations, of somersaulting, wiggling and wob- bling,I were made by Governor Cox in statement issued tonight and in five speeches closing his three days Ohio campaign.
 Senator Harding's address yester- day at Indianapolis was the basis of Governor Coxs assault. The governor declared it was the senator's twelfth flop on the league issue and he charged his opponent with attempt ing to wiggle himself into the presi- dency."
 That the senator's Indianapolis
 speech was plea to league advo-
 cates, after rejection" of the lea
 que in his Des Moines address
 was asserted by Governor Cox,
 who pictured the senator as Ieav-
 ing ''his dugout" and crying
 "kamerad, kamerad to the hosts
 of peace"
 "A great principle has been
 vindicated, in the hearts of the
 American people," said the gover-
 nor's statemeht. "They are for the
 league of nations"
 When the senatorial oligarchy wrote the Republican platform, it was deliberately made meaningless and vague. It was the vehicle which was to enable the senatorial candidate to ride through the campaign assuring the attitude of all things to all peo- pie. To Johnson. followers. he said what they desired to hear: to the friends of Taft and Root and Wicker sham, his speech was yelled innuendo and implication.
 Historys Greatest Issue
 In the face of the greatest issue in all history, it was unfortunate that a great political party did not take a more definite stand It was pathetic to see its candidate attempting to wig gle himself into the presidency
 "I was convinced, when 1 left the great western country, that storm of protest and indignation was growing. It is here, and Senator Harding is helpless in No Mans Land, bereft of public confidence. Within week Judge Taft sent forward a flag of truce from Vancouver stating his candidate had seen the light. Yesterday, Judge Root and thirty-one associates in New York came forward with another flag of truce. This morning Senator Hard ing leaves the dugout and comes to the hosts of peace, with his hands to high heaven, crying kamerad kam- erad
 Have Heard Cry Before
 America has heard this cry before and has found thatNit came from these who could not be trusted even after they surrendered. Speaking plainly, Senator Harding deserves his present plight. No man, who in the midst of grave conditions, exhibits only words, words and then more words, which mea nnothing, deserves the confidence of the people.
 'I felicitate the friends of
 peace,' the statement concluded.
 "The new order in the world Is is-
 sued. 1t has been a great fight,
 not for the Democratic party, put
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17

Keep in touch with all the good things that pro gressive merchants and manufacturers are intro ducing and keeping con stantly b e fore you through the advertising in your newspaper.
 Advertisements are in- teresting, instructive, and profitable to you. Get the ad-reading habit.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
Rioting Mobs Breaks Out
 Anew in Belfast District

BELFAST, Oct 16.-Rioting in the notorious Marribone district of North Belfast by Sim Feiners and Unionists which started this afternoon broke out again tonight in more serious form. Troops weer obI;ged 70 fire into the crowds, killing John Gib- son. shipyard worker. Fifteen per sons are in the hospitals, in conse- uuence of the days disorders.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
Action of Federal Judge
 Questioned By Attorney

LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct. 16.-Attorney General Davis announced today that he fill order an appeal taken from the decision of Federal Judge Wood rough in ordering Alison B. Cole, un- der death sentence, back to Howard county for a new trial. The attor- ney general said the jurisdiction of the federal court in a state criminal case is open to question.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
Lays Under Tree Five
 Days With Broken Spine

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Oct. 16.- Joseph Taplin, 65. of Duchess June tion, is in a hospital, suffering from a broken spine. the result of falling from tree. He lay there five days, until found by hunters. Taplin liv, ed alone.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17

usually operated. have been cancelled.
 Notwithstanding the food ministry's assurance that there will be plenty of food. Londonp rovisioners report food, London provisioners report The sugar ration will be cut half Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
Governor Stays Death
 of Youthful Murderer

SACRAMENTO, Calif, Oct. 16.- The sentence of death imposed on Roy Wolff, F, for the murder of Elmer Greer in Kern county was commuted today by Governor Ste phens to life imprisonment. Wolff would have been hanged October p.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
WILSON RESPECTS STRUGGLES

MEXICO CITY, Oct 16. = PrOvi- sional President de la Huerta today declared he favored complete co-opera- tion with the United States to avoid disturbances along the frontier, and as- serted a similar policy was being ob- served toward Guatemala
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
GUESTS AT TEXAS FAIR

DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 16. - General Alvaro Obregon, president-elect of Mexico, today was the guest Of Texas at the state fair. From early morning when he was ret at Fort Worth by a motor convoy until tonight, at an in ternational banquet, the general was met by a constant ovation. Only once did he make an address, however, and that was when in his native Ian guage to approximately 2000 Mexi- cans.
 General Obregon declared that after December 1, when he assumes the presidency peace and stability will be maintained by justice to all"
 Justice to Every One
 Mexico is at peace,' he said, and peace will continue by providing Jus tice to every one"
 His country will do everything nee essary toward resuming its place among nations, he said, with exaction from any country.
 The general was a spectator at the Oklahoma A. and shrdluetashretshrdlu game. The Texas university band played the Mexican national antaeI> as he and his staff and members of the Mexican commission to the state fair marched across the field to seats with Texas rooters. He was wildly cheered and responded by doffing his hat.
 Chief Closely Guarded
 General Obregon was guarded close ly after Roberto Garcia, Mexican con. sul at Dallas, had informed J. J. Ryan chief of police, that he feared a plot to assassinate the president elect had been fomented here. The general ex. pressed no fear of any untoward ac- ton, however.
 Governor w. P. Hobby of Texas and Mayor HoZencraft, of Dallas, were with the visitor throughout the day
 Hobby Welcomes Visitor
 Governor Hobby was the first speak CT at a reception at the Mexican park and welcomed the visitor.
 General Obregon and the hundred other Mexicans here will be guests al Fort Worth tomorrow, en route back to Mexico.
 General obregon will leave Dallas at II o'clock and will leave for Fl PasC where he will rejoin his family before re-entering Mexico at o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
Defeat of Reds" Has
 Effect on Loyal Russ

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-- Forces of General Wrangel in south Russia have increased from 50.00O to ap- proximately 100000. according to re- ports received today in official cir cles. constant increase began. 1t was said. when Wrangel began his offensive against the Bolsheviki Tn June.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17
No Burglar Works in q Lighted Room

No burglar turns the light when he gathers the family silver He works in the dark, stealthily It's the honest folks that choose the light They n- vite 1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-29
They Pay Luxury
Tax on o. Jitney
Drink at q Dime

Dope" drinkers won't need the
q or when they make the
che c. i coke" from Chickasha
fountains.
No, the luxury tax hasn't been
repealed by the lawmakers in Wash
ington.
It's this way: All soda fountain
drinks priced lat five cents, plus one
cent war tax, were, on April 10Th,
advanced to ten cents, plus a war
tax of one cent. Now a new price
list has been issued by all city soda
founb proprietors. They have decid-
ed to deduct the war tax and sell
their former give cent" drinks at
ten cents. They pay the war tax
All drinks THAT sold for five cents.
plus one cent war tax, before April
18th, are now selling at ten cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-29

Forty lears ago an old doctor was
putting up a medicine for diseases
of the blood that cured the worst
cases and time proved that the cures
were permanent. After many years
| secured the prescription, being a
druggist, and took each ingredient
separately and referred ito my U. s.
Dispensatory and other authoritative
books on medicine and found the lne-
dicinal properties set down as fol.
lows: "A specific in its influence
upon all glandular structures OF
whatever character, II is also a blood
making remedy of great power. Acts
directly upon the skin and is indi-
cased in eczema, itching, sores, ul-
GERS. pimples and skin eruptions OF
whatever character Employed in
chronic rheumatism, caarrh, consti-
patton, stomach, kidney and liver
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-29
DISTRICT MEET
BILLED TONIGHT
FOR BOY SCOUTS
COoMBS.

Parents, boys. and all interested in
boys are invited to attend la meet
ing called by district council No. 1,
Chickasha Boy Scouts of America,
ito be held this evening beginning ait
1880 o'clock in the Christian church.
The purpose of this meeting as CIV
en- out by e. Tignor, district chair
man, is to familiarize the public re.
garding the boy scout movement.
The following program has been
outlined for Nhe meeting: Physical
Benefits of the Boy Scout Work"
by DR.. H. c. Antle; Reading, Miss
Gertrude Hart; THE Scout and the
School," j. F. Hatcher; History OF
the boy scout movement. Maurice
Meyers; Work Among Boys" by a
scout, and talk by the scout ex-
ecutve.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-29
OF MENDENHALL'S
NUMBER 40 FOR The BLOOD

trouble. Under its use scrofulous
swellings and bodily eruptions tlaI~t
have withstood all other treatmsllt
disappear as If by magic To com
memorate my fortieth year las a
druggist, named this medicine
Number 40 For the Blood. j. c. Men.
denhall, Evansville, Ind. 40 years a
druggist. Frank Stacer prominent
farmer, Newburg, Ind, makes the fol-
lowing statement 81 suffered with
rheumatism for several years. Tried
numerous remedies with little or no
benefit. Number 40 For The Blood
was recommended to me and i'm.
proved from the time / began taking
It, have taken in all six bottles
and feel that | am entirely we'll, as
| have had no symptoms of the dis
ease for two years"
Sold by Liberty Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-29
Bridgeport Nan
Again Candidate
For State Senate

Senator Frank Carpenter, of Bridge
port, has filed for reelection Ito the
state senate from 1.-THE fifteenth dis
trict, consisting of Caddo and Grady
counties.
This senatorial district is repre-
sented by two senators. c. A. Dear
mon, the Grady county senator, is
a ''hold-over" and will serve in the
1921, without being reelected
Candidates for state offices may
file their names with the state cleo
tion board not more than 100 days
nor less than so days before the
primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-29
Specifications

TRANSMISSION - Hardened Steel,
Cut Gears, Boiler and Ball Bearings
CLUTCH-Internal Shoe Clutch.
FINAL DRIVE-2 in Pitch Roller
Chain
BELT PULLEY -16-inch diameter, S.
in. face r. p. NJ. Ats, 30 H. p
DRAWBAR PUTLL-3000 lbs lat 21a
miles per hour, 4200 lbs at 115
miles Der hour.