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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-26
START DRIVE IN PROF|TEERS IN
 COAL DEALS
Department of Justice in East Says Merchants Are
 in Combine
(Assor:sfc6 PrfSE Leases HiysD

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. - Fore cast of a tumble in coal prices was made by department of justice off cials today coincident with the an- the campaign against coal profiteers. With production on the increase, pre- diction was made that the coal mar ket would follow sugar prices in a break in the near future.
 Probe Causes Drop
 Prices have already dropped at Bal timore, where the federal agents yes terday started to gather evidence against an alleged combination of dealers who were declared to have boosted prices through repeated re- sales. A similar attack on prifiteers has been ordered at Hampton Roads, one of the largest bunkering stations on the eastern seaboard.
 Although interior points have re- ported eXorbitant coal prices in many instances, it was stated that the flag rant violations" of the Lever law were confined largely to the Atlantic coast The department will press it's investi- gations at all points, however, as\ a part of the program outlined Monday when the attorney general instructed all United States attorneys to delve into the coal price situation on the basis of information that pyramiding of prices had been accomplished through inter-trade sales.
 The departments hands are tied at Philadelphia by court order restrain ing the United States attorney from prosecuting profiteers under the Lever law which was held to be un- constitutional by the court there. But the court order will not stay the gath ering of evidence, according to H. s. Mitchell, special assistant to the at torney general, who is directing the campaign.
 Mir Mitchell believed public senti- ment had begun to react against coal profiteers to the extent that it would force lowering of prices. The break
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-26
SURVEY PARADISE VALLEY

PHOENIX, Aug. 20. TWO field engineering crews are now at work in the Paradise valley. parallel to the Salt river valley and separated from it by the Phoenix mountain range. it was said today at the office of the Paradise-Verde irrigation district. Preparation of final plans and speci- fications for the big reclamation prof ect by which it is intended to bring 90,00O acres under cultivation, is un- der way, it was said.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-26
PLAN PROJECTS
 OF IRRIGATION
 FOR SOUTHWEST
League of Southwest Shies at Question of Water Use
 by MeXicans
L.fssociatfd Press Leased Wire)

fTSScCf6tSG FFcSs LcdScb pfre)
 DENVER, Colo, Aug. 25.-Shaping of a definite program for develop. ment of irrigation and power pro. jects in the southwest was begun to- day by the League of the Southwest at its convention here.
 A committee to formulate the pro- gram was appointed by Governor Thomas F. Campbell of Arizona, president of the league.
 At the session today. Lester NJ. Gillette, state engineer of Few Mexi co. raised the question of the use by Mexico of water from the Colorado river
 Director Arthur Powell Davis of the United States reclamation serv- ice, replied that Mexico was using from 100000 to S00,000 acre feet of water without authorization or pay ing for it. He said that Mexico had an undoubted right to use certain share of the water of the river but that the United States should be properly compensated.
 D. F. Carpenter of Greeley. Colo, headed off action on this subject fil the resolutions committee by declar ing that it was an international ques ton and that the league probab bly would throw monkey wrench into the machinery if it undertook action on what was strictly governmental function"
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Governor CoX's declaration was made late today at Princeton. Ind and reiterated again tonight. IL was cheered by audiences of thousands of persons in a tumultuous day of cam paigning.
 Prefacing his new promise to eN pose Republican finances, the gover nor stated that he was not the apostle of disaster" adding:
 "But l am here to leave in your
 minds the most firm and deep
 rooted impression that 1 can that
 the most dangerous symptom that
 has been manifested in America
 in the last 50 years is the at
 tempt of the senatorial oligarchy
 to reach out and take possession
 of our government"
 Republican campaign financing. Ee said, was quite as dangerous.
 Plays League Opponents
 "The senatorial oligarchy." was flayed unsparingly also for its oppo- sition to the League of Nations and he reiterated charges that il had selected the Republican nominee. die tated a meaningless platform and was trying to annex the presidency"
 The governors audience at Prince ton included large delegations from several nearby counties. Another large audience applauded him tonight at the soldiers and sailors memorial hall here.
 The league again was prominent in the governors address. He denounc- ed the alleged proposal of Senator Harding for separate peace with Germany as "monstrous and unthink- able and urged the league to keep faith with American soldiers and the allies"
 Governor Cox also amplified his views on league reservations. Th' Dmocratic platform, he said does no,
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EVANSVILLE lnd Aug
  rayns southern Indiana Democracy Amfyng Republican dress tomorrow night Pittsburgh of "When the kno~v
   deliberate of presidency i can't be done
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Mexico Plans to Export Petroleum
 to Italy Direct
f.4ssociated Prrts Lea,rd WireJ

F7NSocidFfd Frr5S Lrdtfd WlTeI
 ROME, Aug. 15. Regret that Mexico and Italy did not directly eX- change products during the war, but acted through American, German and Austrian intermediates, was express ed by General Hay, Mexican minister in an interview relative to the re- sumption of commercial relations be- tween the two countries today. Gen. eral Hay especially urged the import ation of Mexican oil to take the place Of coal and fuel. and suggested that Italian merchantmen be remOdeled in to oil burners.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-26
POLES DESTROY REDS MILITARY POWER IN GREAT RUSSIAN DEFEAT
Thirty Thousand Scattered Fugitives Remain of Big
 Invading Army
BUDENNY SUFFERS
 REVERSE IN SOUTH
Eighty Thousand Prisoners and Much War Material
 Are Taken
GAuoe,oted Press Leased ,VirsJ

fTSNoCtdred fTeSS Le0Seo VrrJ
 PARIS, Aug. 25. The de-
 struction of the BolsheVik armies now may be considered complete, according to advices received
 here. Of the host which swept down on Warsaw nothing is left but 3o,o0o fugitives. The Poles have taken so,ooo prisoners thus far; but what is more important, they have captured great quanti- |, ties of guns and materials.
 1t is considered probable that the SoViets employed all their available resources and in their present condition Russian indus tries will take a long time 10 re- place them. Consequently, if the
 Soviets are able to find effect ives with which to restore the for tunes of their arms, lack of equip ment will make them without mil itary value.
 During the past three days ther, has been heavy fighting in the marsh! valley of the Narew between Ostra lenka and LomZa, where the Red sought to break through in the direC tion of Bialystok. The losses hay, been heavy on both sides. On Aug ust 25, the Poles carried all the pas sages of the river At this junctur, two other Polish armies pursuing tn, Reds from the west came up and con sumated their defeat.
 Hold Prussian Frontier
 The Prussian frontier as far a Myszyniec, is now occupied by tn Poles. All the Soviet troops wesy 0 the line of the Ostralenka-M -MysznieC have been captured. The peasant continue daily to discover and han, over to the military fugitive Red dc tachments.
 Detachments of cavalry and infar try on horeback which escaped pro ceeded northward along the line of tn lakes and marshes between the fort resses of Ossowiec and Grodno. Tn same route was followed by those rC
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Plan to ImpOund
 Little Colorado
lds,ocint,d Py.ss Leased W:-.)

PHOENIX, Aug. 25.- Government investigation of the practicability of the Little Colorado river reclamation propect has been secured according to a telegram received today by State Land Commissioner w. A. Moeur from Carl Hayden, Arizona representative in congress, now at Winslow.
 It has been estimated that bO.000 to 7e.O00 acres could he irrigated by damming the Little Colorado a few miles west of Winslow. The state owns about 15.OOO acres that would come under the project, land depart ment officials said.
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COX 10 PROVE GIGANTIC PLOT 10 BUY PRESIDENCY OF J. &
OIL COMPANIES
 IN MEXICO WILL
 PAY BACK TAXES

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 25. - Pe- troleum companies tomorrow Win begin paying export duties on pro- ducts shipped out of the country for the months of March, April, May and June, according to an nouncement by the treasury de- partment. The total amount of these duties is estimated at about . 5,o00,oC pesos. Some companies, after paying, will try to secure re- consideration of the basic price upon which duties are computed
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-26
IRISH DIsARM POLICE

DUBLIN. Aug. 25. - Outrages con- tinue to be reported fro mvarious places. Armed civilians today over powered party of Cameron High landers outside Queenstown and made off with their arms. One soldier died tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-26
MOB KILLS NEGRO

GRAHAM, N. C., Aug. 25.-Accus- year-old girl early today, John Jeff ress. a negro, was shot to death near here today by a mob of 50 men. The mob overpowered Sheriff Story and six deputies as they were transferring the negro from the county jail to the court house for preliminary hear ing.
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OFFERS RESTITUTION

BOSTON, Aug. 25. - Robert De Masellis, who for two months acted as general manager for Charles Ponzi, offered today to turn over to the re ceivers of the Securities Exchange company a fund of $10,000 which PonZi had placed in trust for him.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-26
EXTRAOITE CALIFORNIAN

PHOENIX, Aug. 25 - EXtradition papers were issued today for removal to California Of Dominica Gays. under arrest at Clifton. Arizona, held for au- thorities of Los Angeles. According to the acquisition, Gays is wanted in connection with the murder of Bob Norman. deputy marshal of Burbank. who was shot in an encounter with three men
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-26
APPOINTS TREASURER

MEXICALI. Lower Calif., Aug. 25 Louis M. Salazar. governor of the northern district of Lower California today announced the appointment of Alberto V. Aldrete as treasurer of the district.
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BOARD LACKS QUORUM

PHOENIX, Aug. 25. A meeting of the state board of education for today was postponed to tomorrow on account of a lack of quorum.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. go. - The Philadelphia mint turned out 5O1 ,OO0,- 900 coins in the last fiscal year.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-26
NOMINEE DECLARES
 HE HAS PROOFS TO
 "CONV1CT THE LOT"

Asserts Attempt of Senatorial Oga1chy'' Is Most Dangerous symptom That Has Been Manifested in Fifty Years Ill United States; FavOrs Admission
 of Germany and Russia to League
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ARIZONA: Thursday and Friday generally fair. eX- cept showers east portion; warmer Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05

Lowell Smith of the DIST aero squad
rcn " II icave Rockwell Fielu II. a Be
HaTian1 Az plane early this Mo'T'n#.
Capt Smith will fly first to Mathes
fielc Sacramento. thence up the Lai-
ifcrn'a coast to Oregon. 1t has MT
ten =; - e'mined just wii;.t " n
Oregon capt. Smith will opera from
on his forestry patrols.
Master Electrician Cornish will fly
with Capt. Smith. Twelve enlisted
men left for Oregon by train yesterday
for duty with Capt. Smith.
Flight A of the DIST squadron has
arrived at Rockwell field from Ell
Centre. This unit will be stationed
at Rockwell until cool weather sets
in in the Imperial valley.
Early in October the 91st squadron
will leave for the northern part of
the state where it will relieve the
Ninth aero squadron. now engaged
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
SEN. PENROSE
Continued from Pace y

Senators Penlose and Knox, and the
America First platform OF Hiram:
Johnson.
me morgan group wants the Amer
lean presidency as an AID to stablliz-
nc the credit Of Europe. The Other
.Youp wants the presidency as an aiG
to the survival and increased prosperi.
ty OF American business. The Inter
national group are interested in the
OIL fields Of Batum. The other group
are concerned more with the oil OF
Mexico and California.
The international group are flnanc-
ing Poland and Hungary and hold
bales of the securities" Of France,
Italy and Great Britain.
The domestic group are less inter-
ested in these ventures and securities
but are concerned over steel. coal, rail
way Development and domestic recon-
stt3ctiCn.
iNTERNATIONALS vs.. NATIONAL
It is the international against the
natioHai-an economic schism. And
the republican national convention is
getting the reflex of these powerful
forces
Penrose is a great political boss But
he is only the agent Of g~aatec losses
Of the business and banking #orld
whom he serves. They tell him what
they want Cf thew are 10 finance the
gameJ and he tells them Wnat rhey
can get out of the play Of }rdctica.
politics.
PTNRCSE BEATS HITCHCGCk
IF Leonard Wood had the SupGoI;
Of Boise Penrosc (ard what is back
Of hjm) it would be all over but The
shouting Bur he obviously hasn't
Perro1o is blocking the broad game.
Pcrr0ae has not been 50 i'll as tnt
publicity has indicated. BE mas becn
down 1T Three Rivers, Florida, thc
terminal Of a hard-beaten pata OF
thos, VINO traffic in Southecn-anG
other delegates.
an told that he outbd Frank
Hitchcock end that Frank thought he
hod . list cf Delegates which he later
found were in Boise'5 bag.
IL that IS it may it is safe predict
inm that Penrosc will contribute or
withhold a block Of Southern dele
gatos-a and other delcgates-and viii
play Il very important part in the
cnl0 ing.
JUST SUPPOSE
Knox end johnson are good friends
POLITICALLY and personally. Knox is
Pcnroso's candidate in nominal
sense only.
Suyn,se Poarose finds it necessary
IN order 10 bead of Wood and the
Morgan crowd, to throw his support
to Hiram Johnson. Suppose Penrosc
advises this as the only safe course
ia the presence Of the threat Of third
party, led perhaps by La Folette. Sup
pose P-nrose believes this course the
caiy one which will leave him in con-
troll Of the republican organization.
SuppasC-bLt these are enough auppC
-ni- os--and all Guit" near the facts
to show why Hiram Johnson may, after
ali be the candidate named by this
convention.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
MAY APPEAL
jContinued fl'oa page '6ne>

loving the arguments and voting in
the decisions. J.:
In the oh Georgia district The con
test Involving Roscoe Pickett state
chairman leader Of the Wood delegates
the national committee aprCmtcd Il
subcommittee to pass on their regu-
lar credentials Of the hstt:>t ,,alegatea
tWho elected both factions. In the 10th
Georgia district the COMMITTEES seated
the Lowden dllegatGS, RoGort Williams
Of Augusta.
About the only thing everybody
agrees on is that there will be 70
nomination cr the f'rat ballot. Most
of the managers t;Gnre i, viii take
about three ballots before they en-
SCI an accurate estimarc CT the
strength of the contandera.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
APPEAL. RULINGS

CHICAGO, June 5.--The probabili-
= Of Wood leaders carrying several
delegate contests before the creden-
tials committee was announced by Gen
.ral Wood today.
Il do not know what contests viii
be appealed hat there probably will be
number of them. We are simply
pursuing our rights il this respect,
he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05

THE great thing about motor
car, after all, is how it trans
forms the energy that nature
stored away in gasoline into horse
power.
Chalmers today leads in this, and
the automobile industry to a large
extent has accepted the Chalmers
principles by which power is wrung
from "gas."
If the Chalmers engine had win
dows you would witness these two
amazing processes.
You would see the Hot Spot heat
up and, like hot stove sending up
into steam water dropped on it, trans
form the raw, inferior ''gas" of the
day into ''vapor cloud"
You would see the instantaneous
change from a 'rainy liquid gas to
so>callcd 'dry gas.
Then you would look through
Ram 's>horn and note this "vapor
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
pROGHESS REHORTED

CHICAGO. june ;. P@ogNess
toward an agreement on the league of
nations plank was reported by the
republican leaders. 1t was stated
that Senator Watson of Indiana has a
tentative plank which was approved
bv MANY. Johnson said he believed
there would be "A plank which would
be satisfactory"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
TNFAVORABLE REPORT

favorable report on the resolution
authorizing Investigating eXpendi-
lures of the forthcoming presidential
and congressional campaigns was ord
cred by the senate expenditures COM
mittee.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
JOHNSON CONFIDENT

CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 5.-Hiram
Johnson announced that he felt con-
fident that every delegate from a
state that cast the preferencial in his
favor would vote for him until he re-
leased them.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05

Family leaving for the summer?
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concrete warehouse. Leaving the val
concrete warehOus. Leaving the val
lcy Let our experienced man crate
and pack your goods for shining
Daily truck service to San Diego.
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Transfer Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
ADJOURN TILL .jULT

WASHINGTON, June 5. = The
senate committee Investigating cam
paign expenditures adjourned today
to July 9, after hearing Colonel Green,
o. Texas. a son of the late ketty.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
(By Associated PrcSS)

WASHINGTON. d. c., June l.
The return of the proposed treaty
with Columbia to the senate for hnal
action was recommended today by
the subcommittee appointed to draft
the amendment to the docament
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05

in forestry patrol The Ninth will
return to Rockwell field.
Major w. A. Robertson, Jr., is in
command of the DIST squadron, and
Mai. Watson of the Ninth.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
CAPT. SMITH ON
PATROL IN OREGON
Former Commanding Officer
at Purye0r Field Sent Fer
North on Forest Patrol;
MdY Return in |oU.
Seventh at Main
iSueCiaI tC The PreSS)

Especial to The Press)
SAN DIEGO, June 5.-Bound for
western Oregon. where he will be sta
toned the remainder of the summer
in forestry patrol operations, Capt.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
GOMPERS ARRIVES
Rv Associated PresSD

MONTREAL, Quebec, June >. ~
President Samuel Gompers arrived
here prepared fer the annual convc,-
tion of the American Federation Of
Labor opening Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
RASS NOT GOING

PHILADELPHIA, June Ex-senator
Boil Penrose is not going to Chicago
convention on the advice of his ply
sicianS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05
AT2z1OunCen1

A rumor has been started in the Valley
to the effect that am selling Out and
quitting the business. This runor is
attributed to the fact that my stock is
very much depleted, due to a rush Of
business IN the last two weeks for my
completely overhauled and g'.arantecd
used cars. take this opportunity to
announce that | am positively not 60
ing out Of business and, further, that
will have twenty cars out Of The shop
ready to deliver by Monday, June the
7th. Thank you.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-05

cloud being rushed at a vclolity Of
one hundred miles an hour through
easy air bends an equal but short
distance to each cylinder.
You would see the explosions in
the cylinders, how much of this
"cloud' was converted into power,
how little was wasted through the
exhaust.
You would note, too, how even
and smooth these explosions were,
and how absent the element Of
vibration that raises so much havoc
in a car. 0
You would understand Clearly
how such troubles as frequently
foulcd spark plugs, burned bearings,
and scored cylinders are absent in a
Chalmers.
Your conclusion would be id>o>
teal with 50 many others; that
Chalmers is ono q the few great cars
Of the world.
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KR6TKIE NOTATKl MIEJSKIE.

- Specyalny asystent rzeczni-
ka miejskiego c. Z. Cleveland,
zazadal wczoraj Cd kompanii gor
nych kolei wydania ksiazek "a
chunkowych celem przed}ozenia
je Komisyi Uzytecznosci Publ
cznych. ktora odnowi dzisiaJ
przesluchy w sprawie znizenia O.
plat "a przejazd gorna koleja. -
Cleveland powiada' IL ksiazki tc
byly juz raj doreczone przez
kompanie podczas przesiuchow.
lccz miasto odmowilo ich skom-
trolowania. G.. +. Porter. repre-
zcntant kompanii gornych kolcl
odpovicdziai. &c ksiazki tc by]y
prywatna w}asnoscia komlsyi
szacunkowej, ktora szacowafa
wartoSt majqtku kolejowcgo /
jako take ME NIGGA bye pred
stawionc jake dowody.
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W poniedzialki, po powrocie re szko
~, musialar pomaga6 swemi maiemi
rac7kami W praniu, a mimo to ma
cocha mic dla niet ME miaaa innego
pr6cz po1a1anek, grozb i razow. O.
chrony zas i pomocy ME miafa szu-
kaG u nikogo. chyba u swego piecio-
letniego braciszka, Stefanka-
Przysiuchujacy sic tym faktom
zgromadzeni W sail sadowej ludZie
ocierali fzy z ozu i Eao1eli sic juz
ma dobre odgraAa6 zlej macosze. Kill
ku ACKNOWLEDGEMENT chcialo .uz Ia
wet zobowiazaS sic natychmiast do
adoptowanfa biednego dEiecka, kt6-
re przestrasOone calem tenn niezwy-
klein otoczeniem, ust prawie ME u
mialo otworzyc. Ale oJciec dziew-
czynki kt6ry jest maszynista i "a
rabia dobre pieniadze. obstawaf prZy
swoich prawach rodzicielskich l
chcia{ stanowc0o zabra6 ma8a Klare
z powrotem z SODA do d9mu. a row
~nozeSnie czula macocha zaczela wy
mySIac 1 wygadywa6 ma dZiecko, re
lest nieposfuszne, ucieka z domu ftp.
Sedz4a Trude postanowi& pocze--
kae, az Gas I 0astanowienie mode tie
przykre stosunkf wyr6wna i powde-
rzyl ma razie opieke mad dzieckiem
lego babce, parf KatarZynie Drajus.
Fam. D. mr.. 1851 So. Marshfied ave.
rozprawe zaS przeciw rodEtcom odao-
zyf do dalszych przes1uch6w. kt6re
wyznaczyl ma Ego marca
90
Sedzia Geo. Kerster z sadu kaTne-
60 odlozyS wczoras do dnta 1go kwtet
MIA sprawe Oskara Engstroma, oskar
zonego O zamordowanie d. Z grudnia
Augusta Urbanowicza w~ystrZa1em 2
rewoIweru.
Adwckat oekar4onego W. W.
O'Brien przedstawia Gaia htstorye W
rastepujacy sposob:
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w. F. Mcclure, %przewodni'

czqcy wydziaiu ogfoszenioweg'
C.hicagoskiego Stowarzyszcn'a
Handlowego. zostaf mianowany
wczoraj przez bu7mistrza Thomp
soma jake personal---very. mel
skieeo dzia}u og}oszenioWeSp
chicago Boosters Publicity
Club. kt6ry wydawat bedzic
million dolarow rocznie ma KAN
panic ogIoszeniowa miasta. Mlcj
ska Rada Og}oszeniowa >Ntada
sig Z samych manazerow ogioSzc
niowych czternastu wyb;tnych
iirm chicagoskich.
Wczoraj odbyf sic pogrzef
znancgo W miescic naszcm PRIV
wodcy politycznego i kontrakt"'
ra Williama J. Cooke. ktory IL
mari w ubiegIy piatek W miejsco-
woSci Mount Carmelt. Niebosz,
czyk Cooke byt bliskim przyia,
cielem i doradca burmlstrza
Thompsona. Zajmowai on row
niez swego czasu stanowlsk'
pierwszego asystenta supcrintcn
dcnta Komisyi Park6w Po}udnlc
wych.