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WORTHY PROMISES


 the statement made by the Arizona State
  addressed possible eliminate the hotel
 
 gets In nnces however unjust result political
 
 gambling along the pike y the declaration gambling 
 conceive that the commission or least two mm bers -hose Pima Cochie a statement
 There namely joint" to attract the "sucker To spindle sonare For nearly block fair there flat joints" without offered but money prizes were in sight as we'll If this did not constitute gambling its pencious ether in theory fact
  the opportunity payisg e or craps At least there the percentage acknowledged to be against the player and the latter county seat of Pima last her as well the letter of the law refused allow the flats Cochse county authorities worthless novelties decided they would have market them their merits and the cupy ignorant sucker
 Maricopa could see his duty equally
 upon gamb- hg Tn the paddock While this form of gambling entirely outside the law easily pike Those who bet horse were usually men who were interested the and few children involved
 a of Bsbe Daily Review in reference to the hotel and restaurant peeng in Phoenix during the fair the commission again the oeh nch or the American Legion during the last fair when some of the Phoenix restaurants raised their also ask the commission investigate hotels We not inclined to believe the proteerng did the hotels is the latter latons
 Regardless sincerely hope mission succeeds in eliminating both evils
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BACK HURT TODAY?

Backache is usually kidney-acne ana makes you dull, nervous and tired. Use Doans Kidney Pills for weak kndneys the remedy recommended by your friends and neighbors. Ask your neighbor.
 Chas. Rendleman, miner, 15S Opera Drive, Bisbee, says: Many years ago my kidneys were in an awful shape. could hardly move my back was so lame and stiff. My kidneys were weak and acted irregularly. The kid hey secretions were highly coiored and l had to get up often at night to pass them. When I tried to bend over, sharp pains would dart through my back and I would become dizzy. A friend told me about Doan's Kidney Pills and l tried them. Two boxes of Doan's completely cured me. Since then, I have used few of Doan's Kid ney Pills occasionally and they have kept my kidneys well and strong"
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Naturalization Day at Tombstone Proves Interesting to lily

Naturalization Day at the county court house at Tombstone yesterday proved the value of the naturalization work being done by the Hi-Y School. Every applicant for citizenship who had taken the work last year passed a fine examination that won the com mendation of both Judge Lockwood and State Examiner Fred Anderson.
 The Hi-Y students who passed the examination yesterday and were ad- mitted to full citizenship rights were Richard Rowe, Robert Thursby, Will liam Pelter, William Lancaster, John McArdle, Robert Burns and Edward Hunter.
 Certificates of graduation are still being held for Fred Marquard, Vasa M. Elich, A. $. Sinclair, Tom Gjurge- vich, Lazar Pejovich, Martin Peder- son, Sam Olin, George Asich, Bert, George and Anton Balen and F. A. Crocker. The next examination of candidates for citizenship will be held next March and not until then can final papers be had on the above certificates.
 H. D. Burlington, Hi-Y co-ordinator is now instructing a new class in preparation for the next examination, Twenty-one men are already enrolled in this class and others can still be entered IL will be necessary for an men to apply themselves conscienti- ously during the ensuing months in order to insure passing the examina- tion, as the authorities are making ci- tiZenship qualifications more severe because of the better facilities now provided for study and instruction.
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REVERSING OUR FOREIGNPOL

SENATOR Harding promisesthreatess" o elected to completely policy
 epudiaon the Monroe Doctrine which the established nearly hundred The United $
 Population the Rico Philippines O
 Repudon policies at Europe with Japan RepudaOn of the we he Return Alaska
 eudaon of into the World War overthrow make the world democracy
 Population of
 Repudiaon of policy n Harding
 Is it mystery why they keep him porch?
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Hardingg-CooIidge Followers to Form
 Club in This City

A Harding-Coolidge club of the Warren district will be formed to- night at a meeting of the Republi- cans of the district at o'clock at the Knights of Pythias castle on O.. K. street. The meeting is called by John Redmond, secretary of tine Re publican central committee.
 A permanent organization will be perfected. and headquarters opened in some central location in the city. Through the club the Republicans of the district will conduct a strenuous campaign in connection with the con- ing general election.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
Warren District A. C. Plans Big Field Day

The Warren District Athletic AsSo- citation, of which MT. George Winfrey is the executive chairman, Dr. H. c. Zierath, vice chairman. and Lewis w. Carl the secretary, met at the Y. M. c. A. at 7:30 p. m., September 18th, to perfect plans for the big field day meet to be held at the Warren Ball Park on Sunday October 17th, This big field meet will be the first of a series of athletic events to be pro- noted by this association.
 With the exception of Arthur Not man, every member of the committee were present at the meeting last night. The committee is composed of George B. Winfrey, Arthur Notman. Dr. Fl. c. Zierath, E. J. Laurenson. Robert T. Golden. D. c. Carr, Wilson McRae. w. C.Whitney, Johnnie Scott, Oliver Brown, F. A. Mckinney, N. S. Elem ing. Claude H. Compton, c. B. Cor don, F. w. Wetmore and Lewis w Carl.
 A tentative program has been giv- en out as follows:
 50 yard dash, 100 yard dash, 22O yard dash, $50 yard dash. 220 low hurdles, lap race with new man to each lap, l shuttle race, relaying 6 men, 16 pound shot, running high jump, standing broad jump, running broad jump, hop skip and jump. tug O war with four teams of ten men each. lap heel and toe walk, base ball throwing contest, 100 yard handicap dash. half lap relay race, and several other special events for fat men, ladies and youngsters.
 All rules for the entries will be printed on the entry blanks and all entries must be in one week in ad- vance of the event.
 The next meeting of the committee will be held on Friday night, Septem- Der 17th, at the Y. M. c. A
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Babe" Ruth Equals Ty Cobb 1911 Record
Associated Press Leased Wir,J

Associated Press Leased WirsJ
 NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-New York today gained first place in the Am erican League pennant race with six points lead while all five other con- tenders of both major leagues lost to second division clubs by one sided scores.
 The Brooklyn Nationals suffered their first defeat in II games today when Chicago batteG CaGore hard but Cincinnati and New York failed to take advantage of the slip. The Reds had low score in Philadelphia and New York fell St. Louis. The Yankees won their fifth consecutive game and made it three straight from Detroit. Cleveland and Chica- go both were shut out, the Indians being unable to hit Rommell of Phil adelphia while the White Sox could do little with Acosta of Washington.
 Tomorrow will be day of rest for the .pennant contenders, with the eX- ception of Cincinnati and Brooklyn who play Philadelphia and Chicago respectively.
 ''Babe" Ruth added another mark to his credit today when he scored twice and brought his seasons total of runs to 147, equalling the Ameri- can League record set by Ty Cobb in 1911. The National League rec ord is 196, made by Hamilton of Philadelphia in 1894.
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MIR. HEARD'S COOPERATION

II, The 
 The his is good and entirely free seconaism association of merits of the Highway at gram which binds people together along lines and which will result development It O present united front for legislation will welcome discussion
 DWIKHT MT Heard the father voters November will before the Southern desirable he will
  in Arizona and the MT Heard willing MT willing he would
  
 There is method be adopted by MT the Ohe counties in the
  trunk highways the cooperation will become
  half
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Peter Manning Grabs
 S10,O00 Empire Stake on the Grand Circuit

SYRACUSE, N. T., Sept. IA. Peter Manning, the big bay gelding trotter, driven by Tommy Murphy, captured the classic $10,O00 Empire stake. at the Grand Circuit meeting today. Vic torious in two of the three heats, Peter Manning shared honors of the event with E. Colorado, winner of the second heat. Best time 2:04H.
 The Matron stake was won by Sister Bertha, an outsider overlooked by the horsemen. Best time 2:06%
 The victory of Millie Irwin in the
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Lieutenant Governor stake for 2:09 trotters, furnished surprise. Peter June was the favorite, but Walter in 2 of the 3 heats, despite the des- perate stretch drives by Pop" Geers. Best time 2:07A.
 John R. Braden, another outsider, made his victory in the Syracuse stake for 2:15 paces decisive by winning three heats. Best time 2:05%.
 Billy Sunday upset the talent by cap- turing the 2:10 pace, taking the sec ond and third heats. Best time 2:06H Bogalusa trotted true to form in the Yates Hotel cup for year olds and won almost as he pleased. Best time 2:0S%.
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COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS

Among the arrivals at the Conner Queen hotel last nighe were: H Man. ueI, D. Mitchell, c. w. Fig, P. R. Kuhn, and s. E. Knuple, Los Angeles; :; d. G. Hartor, John J. Fox, J. c. Wines. St' Louis; C. l.. Carson, William Speaker, G-HW. Combs, Fl Paso: w. M ormstrom, MT. and Mrs. Dave Goldbaum, San Francisco; H. A. Meech, Dallas; Mrs. H. K. Belm. w. b. Winchester, Phoenix; A. Wies, becker, Globe; O. G. Pohndorf, Den yer; A. B. Whitmer, St. Joseph. Mo. :: John F. Jacobson, Copper Creek, and MT. and Mrs. Ben Hill, Tucson.
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IA PLAYERS SURVIVE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-SiX New York players, four from Boston, three from California and one each
 from Philadelphia, Cleveland and Kan sas City, survived the second round of singles today in the woman's nation al tennis championship. All the ia vortes came through and with two exceptions, all gained easy victories.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
TIPS OF THE TOWN
ENGINEERS GIVE DANCE

To celebrate the receiving of it's charter, the Bisbee chapter of the American Association of Engineers will give an informal dance at the Woman's club Saturday evening, sep tember 25 Tickets will be sold to members only. A luncheon will be served by the wives of the engineers.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
GAINES IMPROVING

J, N. Gaines of Tombstone, secreta- ry of the Cochise County Tax Payers
 assocition, who has been confined to
 the Copper Queen hospital for two
 weeks, was reported yesterday to be much improved.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
IRISH SEND APPEAL

DUBLIN. Sept. II The Irish Peace conference committee tonight sent final appeal to Premier Lloyd George saying that the release of Lord Mayor MacSwiney was an indis- pensible condition to Irish peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
AMATEURS WIN OUT

KOKOMO, Ind, Sept. 14.-Chick Evans, national amateur gold cham pion. and Bob Mcdonald. Scottish professional of Chicago. in an eXhibi- tion match today defeated Ted Ray and Harry Vardon, British profession als, five up.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
CATTLE MAN HERE

James E. Kinney, cattle man, was in the district yesterday from the uSl- phur Springs valley. He reports that the range is in bad shape and water very scarce.
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FROM SILVER CREEK

Peter Johnson, cattle man, was in the district yesterday on business from Silver Creek.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA Richard l- Homestead Ss6. meets second and fourth TuesdAys at old Pythian Castle. Visiting Arcbers arc cordially invited
 R. I. RATCLdFFE. Foreman c. D. SJINSON, Correspondent Box 1A9s PEczs R05 KSA
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FRIEERG TEsTIFIEs

Tony F'riberg, the biggest Elk in the southwest, was called to Tombstone yesterday to testify in a citizenship case.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
VISITS SISTER HERE

Mrs. William Leonard and daugh- ters. Elizabeth and Helen, of Kansas Clty' is isiting here sister, Mrs. J. J. McCrea of Clawson hill.
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HERE FROM PEARCE

A. Y. Smith, of the Commonwealth mine at Pearce, was in the district yesterday to visit Mrs. Smith who is Ill in the Copper Queen hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
TO MEET sRoTHER

Sld Smyth, county engineer. was Tn Blsoee yesterday and left for Fl Paso to meet his brother, who is on his way to visit him from Charleston, sc.
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Lodge Notices

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
 Meets at Odd Fellows hall first Thursday of every month. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
 VIM. BUCKETT, Sachem. s. VERRAN, Chief of Records.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
 SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon day Of each month at Odd Feliows' hall at 7:90 ?. m. Visiting members cordially invited.
 R x. HANCOCK. President,
 Box I34S, Bisbee. WINNIE JOWLES, Secretary,
 Box 1054. Bisbee F J HATHAWAY. E1nsncie-,
 Box Sl71. Lowell
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
 "A meets in Masonic Han E M Pearl Chapter, No. 6, meets @I III Masonic Hall second and &G fourth Tuesday of eaor
 month st 7:30 ?. m. MRS. HILDA POLAND, W. M
 Phone All.
 MRS. JESSIE BEVAN, Sec'y. P. O. Box 2299, Phone 90s, Chairman Re lief Committee, Mrs. Maude Perry. Phone Blue 682.
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ments In Washington. tits estimated
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present regulations, which have been
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which buys the different office sup
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The plan would. be along the same
ines as those followed by the quar-
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Henry Martin. deceased,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against his estate to exhibit
them to me for payment on or before
the 9Th day of March, 1921, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons in debt to his
said estate will please settle the
same.
March 5, 1920. '
JOHN s. MICHAUX,
Administrator.
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HIGH POINT, n c., THURsD DAY, MARCH 25 1920

I The French politicians did not NEAR
to have permanent league Of ma
tions. Clemenceau never attempted
to conceal his dislike of the proposal
And while Clemenceau traded his
consent to the league for territorial
annexations and huge indemnities, his
agents were secretly at work, even in
America, making sure that the league
plan would be a failure.
The scheme worked as it was plan
ned to work. France and England got
huge spells, and the league Of nations,
for which Mr.. Wilson yielded every
thing else, is as dead as a mackerel,
which is exactly what Lloyd George
and Clemenceau meant to have hap
pen.
! Political Rule After All.
The impending recognition of the
soviet government has provided a
most striking illustration of how our.
news is controlled.
A month ago every newspaper you
picked up contained dispatches and
special articles from European and
American sources picturing the soviet
government as the blOodiest, wicked
est and worst ever.
Now every newspaper you pick up
contains news dispatches and special
articles from the same sources, pic
turing the soviet government as a
very good government which has real
ly done fine things and great things
for Russia.
.rt fh0
pIete change in the whole tone of the
press articles.
Now then, our common sense tells
US that the Soviet Government-nor
any other government that ever exist
ed-could possibly change from being
everything that was cruel, bloody,
wicked and dstestable to being a very
good government IN Che short space OF
a few weeks.
Anyone who has sense enengh to-
come in out of the rain knows that
either the things told about the So
Wet Government few weeks ago were
lies or else the things now told about
the Soviet Government are not true.
And either way you take it, we have
ganda on an enormous scale
Which goes to show you that l told
the truth when I stated that all the
news channels are controlled by politi-
cal and financial interests and that
what you get to know about Europe is !
just what these interests think you
ought to know-and nothing else.
To my own positive personal ,
knowledge, at least three fourths of |
the stuff fed up to you as European
news" during the past four years has
been pure bunk-and for that reason
the average citizens beliefs and opin-
ions about European affairs are all !
wrong. And that is not because the |
average citizen is a fool, or anything |
like fool, but because he has formed /
his opinions upon false information.
The real truth about Russia, for in
stance, is that the Revolutionary Gov
has done wonders, under the |
for the people, and that
the so called "Terrof' was carried
out chiefly by the reactionaries who
were fighting the Republic and not by
he Soviets.
That is freely stated now by all
sorts of public men and Journals But
lust think what would have happened
to anyone who told this truth six
months ago-or even three months
ago!
People would have ostracised him,
and the authorities would probably
nave put him in Jail.
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a MoNEY-sAvfNG IDEA.

There is good reasoning in the idea
advanced by some members of the
senate and house that central pur-
chasing bureau be established for the
benefit Of the government depart
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