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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Republicans Gain 61
 Members in Congress

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Republican victories in three congressional dis tricts, two now represented by Dem ocrats-the fifth Missouri, eighth Minnesota and the 23rd New York assured with the receipt tonight of the last belated returns determined definitely the lineup of the house of representative after March next, according to unofficial returns.
 The Republicans will have 293 representatives in the house to 13S Democrats. The other four, of the 4?5 members, include ono socialist, one independent, one independent prohibitionist and one Independent Republican. The figures represent net gain for the Republicans of 61 members and loss to the Demo. crats of 52. The present congress s contains an equal number of miscel- laneous members. four with 232 Re putlicans and 190 Democrats.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
American Army Pay Places Privates In
 Ranks of Plutocrats

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Service in the American army of occupation is popular with young Americans, the army recruiting service found today in checking up it's November first records. There were 256 vacancies in the forces in Germany for which re cruits were accepted on that date and Adjutant General Harris office sent out telegams discontinuing the oppor- tunity six hours after the day began, only to find that 42S men had com pleted their enlisments for regiments overseas.
 Letters from soldiers there indicate that an American private is able to exchange his army pay for so many German marks that he ranks as a plu tocrat among civilians. which. in some part accounts for the popularity OI
 service there. officers believe.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Home Economies Teachers
 Meet in Phoenix Monday

PHOENIX, Nov. 6.-The third an- nual conference of home economics teachers in Arizona will be held here, day afternoon in the auditorium of the school administration building. Miss Beulah Coon, state supervisor of home economies, today estimated that at least 30 home economies teachers would be present at the conference. which would be open to all women in- terested in the subject.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
NEW YORK STATE OFFICIAL IS ORDERED HELD FOR GRAND
 JURY IN BOND PROBE

NEW YORK, Nov. 6. - State Comptroller Eugene NJ. Travis to- day was ordered held for the grand jury on two counts by Chief Justice Kernochan, in the John Doe investigation of bond sales to the state.
 Coincident with this action Ira wis was fined s250 for contempt of court in refusing to testify as to his personal financial transactions with the alternative of paying it before next Friday or going to jail for 30 days.
 The justice then suggested that the district attorneys office take the case direct tC the grand jury to save time and expense. This was agreed to by Assistant Dis trict Attorney Pecora. conducting the inquiry, and may result ir the indictment of others with Travis.
 Deputy Comptroller Wendell - comptroller relect-was eXonerat- ed of all blame in Justice Kerno- chaT's opinion.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Federal Officials Say
 the Cost of Living Is Rapidly Going Down

WASHINGTON, Nov .6-"Commo- dity prices have indicated such a downward trend that the department of justice is largely content to let the downward trend be carried on by its own momentum according to statement tonight by Howard Figg, special assistant in charge of the work and who has resigned, ef- fective November 15.
 The department feels that its pol icy of steady pressure is vindicated by the results achieved" Mir Figg said, 'and announces that its action will continue along this line to get business to readjust itself in accord ance with popular necessity but avoiding endangering the underlying sound prosperity of the nation"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
FARMERS CHARGE GRAIN MONOPOLY

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Request that the federal trade commission and the attorney general or other public au- thority be called on to take necessary steps to open grain exchanges of the country to membership of coopera- tive companies unless the exchange act themselves, was made in a reso- lution adopted today at an executive session of the Farmers Marketing committee. The resolution follows:
 Whereas, the principal grain ex- changes of the United States bar CO., operative companies, that distribute their profits in proportion with the volume of business handled, from par ticipating in the buying and selling of same prevents producers from collec- lively selling their own products on the markets of the country. thereby creating monopoly which is not in harmony with the spirit Of American institutions.
 "Therefore. be it resolved that we call upon the federal trade commits sion. the attorney general or other public authority to take such steps as may be necessary to open the said markets to the membership of coop erative companies unless the grain exchanges shall voluntarily do the same at once"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07

WASHINGTON Nov. 6.-An- other move toward reorganiza- tion of the democratic ticket was made here today when Senator Harrison Of Mississippi, chairman of the speakers bureau during the campaign, issued q state ment calling on his fellow demo- crats to bury all differences and forget the recent campaign"
 The democratic party is not dead" he said. ''lt has only re- ceived temporary setback and will make itself felt every day of every session of congress until the next election rolls around.
 Governor Cox made gallant fight. He impressed the country as measuring up in the fullest de- gree to the important role to which he had been assigned. A grateful party will hold him in highest esteem for the splendid fight he has made and will con- tinue to look upon him as the real leader"
 As to the party reorganization, MT. Harrison said:
 "I believe that there should be a change in the permanent organ ization of the democratic party. I don't mean by that that Chair man White should not be retain
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Debts Halls Russia As
 Bright Political Star
 That Will Light World

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Establishment of the workers republic" in soviet Russia is "a bright star in the politi- cal heavens and shall light the way of the world" Eugene V. Debs de- clared in a message sent from At lanta penitentiary to the Cook coun ty organization Of the socialist par ty. made public tonight. The mes sage will be read at the celebration tomorrow of the third anniversary of the Russian soviet revolution by local socialists.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Militant National Organization To Fight Republican Reactionary Policies Urged By Chairman Democartic Speakers Bureau
Senator Harrison of Mississippi Calls Members of Party Bury All Differences, Forget About Recent Campaign
 and Work Together in a Spirit of Complete Harmony

ed as chairman of the national committee. He showed marked ability in the management of the recent campaign which was wag- ed against overwhelming odds. No one could have done better than he did under the circUm- stances
 He has a keen insight touch ing future plans and I am sure that when they are put in force every element within the democra- tic party will approve of them.
 T want to see every democrat in the country. no matter what his views have been or what his course was in the recent cam paign, brought into line and mil itant organization maintained to fight the reactionary policies the republicans will assuredly at tempt to inaugurate.
 "The results of the recent cleo ton while, of course. discourag- ing to the democracy of the na- tion, should influence democrats to stand united as never before and work together in a spirit of complete cooperation and accord.
 q have no criticism to make of those democrats who failed to aid the party when the going was hard I want to see com plete harmony within our ranks"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Mark Twain Gets Niche in Hall of Fame; But Noah Webster Is Denied Admittance

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Follow- ing a custom more or less form ally observed through all the centuries since the works of Anaxagoras were relegated to the ton shelf to make room for those of Aesop, the electors of the New York university hall of fame yesterday announced the dedication ot a niche to Mark Twain Noah Webster, after con- sideratiCn, was not admitted
 Along with the great humor- ist, whose "Huckleberry Finn" "Innocents Abroad" and a hun
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Tucson Chinese Is Shot Twice While
 Battling Robbers

TUCSON, Nov. 6.-While defend ing his grocery store against the at tack of three unidentified robbers, Low Fon, Chinese, was mortally wounded early this evening.
 Fon was found near the door of his store with a shotgun lying nearby, one barrel of which had been fired, while the other was loaded and the trigger cooked.
 Two shots from a revolver had pass. ed through Fons right thigh. one SC. vering an artery causing him to bleed to death.
 Three MeXicans, seen running from the scene of the murder. are believed by the police to have committed the crime. It is thought that they secur. ed about $400 in cash.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
G. O. p. Plurality 176

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Re publican plurality in the next house of congress, according to the unoffi- 'cial list compiled tonight by William Tyler Page. chief clerk. will be 176, breaking all previous records. The Democrats and one socialist. Mir. Pages list, in which the party desig- nation is selected by each elected member. shows no independents or prohibitionists seated.
 The previous record of the party majority in the house, Mir. Page said was in the siXty-third congress, elect ed in 1912 when the progressive par ,ty was in the field and the Demo crats had plurality of 163.
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dred other light hearted tales have endeared themselves to the American reader, five other fa- nous men and one women were accorded places in the collonade sTmounting University Heights and overlooking the Hudson riv- CT They were James Buchanan Fades, engineer; Patrick Henry, patriot and statesman; William Thomas Green Morton, physi- elan; August Saint-Gaudens, sculptor; Roger Williams, preach CT and founder of the state of Rhode Island, and Alice Free man Palmer. teacher.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
75O Russian Riddles
 Will Soon Reach Home
 Through Red Cross Aid

WASHINGTON, Nov 6.-The 750 Russian children of Petrograd re- patr.ated from Siberia by the Ameri- can Red Cross are now at Salila. Finland. quartered in a three story building turned over tc the Red Cross by the Finnish government. They will be sent on soon to join their families. from whom they have been separated for three years.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Three Republican Women WEI Serve This Winter
 In Kansas Legislature

TOPEKA, Kan. Nov 6. TT. Three women will sit in the Kansas legis- sature this winter All are Republi- cans. Mrs. Brinstead returns for the second term as representative of Seward county.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
B STRAIGHT C. O. P. BALLOTS CAST BY
 MISSOURI FAMILY

BUNKER, Mo, Nov. 6.-Twenty- three straight republican ballots were cast here last Tuesday by Uncle" Jess Chapman and meSlbers of his family who called at the polling place in a body, it became known today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
INSURANCE COMPANY UPHELD

TOKEPA, Kan. Nov. 6.-The Kan sas supreme court today upheld the contention of a life insurance com pany that it cannot be held liable for the full amount of policy bearing a military service waiver, in case the i'm sured died while engaged in such service.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07

A new umbrella is assembled in such a manner that any broken part may be easily replaced by a new one.
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CONTINUED oN FACE TwoD
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AriZona:- Fair. except snow northeast portion Sun day, somewhat warmer; Monday fair.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
Coal Cutter Arrives
at Florence

FLORENCE, July 26.-The Sullivan
iron-clad coal mining machine. or
dered from Claremont, n. H.. by the
Canon City company. which
has been en- route for the past three
months, arrived in Florence Saturday
morning over the Rio CYANIDE, and is
being moved to the mine by force
of men today. The mac1.fne weighs
three and one-half .sns, and is the lat
est advance in scientific coal mining.
The company's mine, situated be-
tween Rockvale and Chandler. is a
new property. and all other electrical
equipment for the mine has been in
stalled and is in operation. With she
installation of the new coal cutter the
company will start to making regular
shipments. Due to the non-arrival of
the machine orders for coal have far
exceeded production and for the past
two weeks mining has been done with
picks.
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devotion to the public interest; his
comprehensive knowledge of the ma.
tion's needs; his acquaintance with
men and things; his pleasing person.
ality; his knowledge of information.
al problems; his attitude on the
League of Nations, which would safe
gnard every American right; his be-
lief that this is nation OF laws and
not of men; his determination to give
the country constitutional and not
a personal government, all argue in
favor of his election.
Senator Harding's election to the
presidency will insure a proper en-
forcement of law and order; just con-
sideration to every element of our
citizenship. capital and labor alike,
will be safeguarded by him. Agricul-
ture, manufacturers, mining and in
lustry of whatever kind can safely
trust their interests to his keping. His
will be an American administration.
He will devote his ability. his energy,
his industry, his craftsmanship, his
manhood, all his power and genius to
erection OF an enduring American
super-structure on the foundation of
the great republic laid by our fore
fathers and make the word American
mean more than it ever meant before.
He will bring added prestige to the
nation; cause the flag to be respected
in every land and on every sea; he
will keep the nation free from entan
Cling alliance abroad; bring prosper
ity TO our industries at home; harmon
ize the contending forces among our
people; make America the beacon
light to lead the way in every move
ment for the betterment of the human
race. ad at the same time maintain
Americas independence; keep her
master OF her own destiny and see
that he. rpeople and her government
remain the directing force in what
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committee was held at the offices OF
Jeffrey & Stinemeyer in the Harding
building last Saturday night for the
purpose Of calling the county assem-
bly, and the authorization of precinct
caucuses to select delegates to con-
duct its proceedings
After discussion of the matter IT
was decided to call the assembly to
meet in the district court room in
Canon City on Thursday, August s.
to nominate ticket for county Offices
and to select delegates TO the state.
congressional and judicial assemblies
to be held in Denver on Wednesday,.
August IL There will be 153 dele
gates in the county assembly and it
will choose % delegates to each OF tie
cemblies. The state assembly will
choose a state ticket, the congressiol-
al assembly viii nominate candidate
for Congress from the Third district,
and the judicial assembly will nomi-
nate a candidate for district attorney
for the Eleventh judicial district
The county chairman ad secretary
have sent out notices to the precinct
committeeman and committeewomen
asking them to call precinct caucuses
on Tuesday, August 8. The nomina-
tions for county, state and congress
sional offices will be subject to the
primary elections to be held in Sep
tember.
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ever policy she may determine upon
for the future.
ITO assist in making Harding pres
ident is an act of patriotism, and act
to aid in the Americanization Of
America and in the perpetuation of
her institutions. Every lover of con-
for Warren G. Harding"
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GUEST OF
RILEY SAMPSON

GUEST OF
RILEY SAMPSON
John Turn of New York city was
here Sunday as the guest of Riley c.
Sampson.
SHARMANS RETURN
FROM SAGUACHE
Mr.. and Mrs A. e. Sharman re-
turned from Sagauche where they
were visiting their daughter.
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Call
unty.Assembly

At the instance of County Chairman
E H. Stinemeyer and County Secre-
tary Harry F. Bowen. meeting of the
members OF the Republican county
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MRS. EcKENBoM GOES
TO SILVER ClIFFE

Mrs. d. w. Eckenbom of Oskaloosa
Ia. woh has been a guest OF Mrs.
p. Waits, left Monday to visit friend
at Silver Cliffe.
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BuRcH GOES
ON TO SAliDA

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Burch, who hav,
be envisitors in the city taking in th'
scenic attractions about Canon City
left for Salida Monday.
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Madden's Estimate
of Senator Harding

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Congress-
man Martin B. Madden OF Illinois, for
IS years a member or the House of
Representatives, and recognized as a
leader in the Republican party, has
expressed his views of Seantor Hard
ing in a statement given out toady
by the Republican Publicity Assocfa-
tion. through its president, Hon. JON
ahan Bourne. Jr., as follows:
THE nations most important need
is a sane, conservative, economical.
constructive American program for
the conduct of its affairs. We have
reached A period when all the wisdom
we possess should be massed to put
the nation on stable basis. The
postwar problems are pressing and
important. Their manner of settle
ment will mean prosperity and happi-
ness of want and misery to our peo-
pie. Patriotism was never more cs-
sential than at this hour. Public
men should strive to learn the needs
OF the people and thus fit themselves
TO serve them more adequately
Public office is the medium through
which service to the people is possi
ble-not the only medium-but the
most direct and effective. No man
should seek public office who is not
willing to devote himself whole-heart-
edly and unselfishly to the public
veal. He should have no interest
but that OF the public: he should be
prepared to make any sacrifice to pro-
mote the peoples welfare; he should
by his devotion to the peoples cause
endeavor to earn their confidence and
thus it himself the bette rtn serve
them.
"A long service In Congress has en-.
abled me to observe the attitude of
public men-the things which move
them TO action-the efficiency dis.
played by them-their interest in pub.
lie questions-their industry, and !
am happy to say that no man in pub.
lie life has appealed more to my ideal
Of public servant than Senator War.
rem G. Harding, the Republican nomi-
ness for president
His industry has amazed me. !
have watched his untiring energy with
admiration The soundness of MS
views, his courage, his conservative
progressiveness. his poise. the facil-
ity with which he disposes OF intri-
cate problems. his outstanding Amer
icanism. HIS ability to differ with his
associates without leaving the sting
Of disappointment; his habit OF learn
ing facts and deciding questions with
facts as the basis; mis- disinteresied
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs Hugh Z. Jones OF Perry. Ia.
left FOR Denver Monday where she will
make a short visit before returning
home. Mrs Jones has been the guest
OF Mrs. Fred Keeler for the past three
weeks
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WESTERN SLOPE

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones left Su
day for the Western slope on a fishil
trip.
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Miss Olive Bowman OF Perry. la.
who has been for the past three weeks
the guest of Gladys Keeler. left Mon
day morning for Denver. where she
will stay for a short visit before re-
turning home.
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Fruit Trees Are Scare
We Advise Ordering AT ONCE

etles VIII be very scarce TINS year he man intend
ing plant few several thousand fruit trees les
pecialy apples) should place his orders uery carly this
wear. lie had better place his order NOW.
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LADIES LEAVE
FOR CALIFORNIA

Mrs. NJ Wills and Miss Wilma Mar
tin OF Evansville. Ind, who have been
visiting the formers sister. Mrs Eva
Claybaugh on Rudd avenue. departed
for Los Angeles Monday.
MISS BOWMAN RETURNS
To IOWA NOME
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World Shortage of Apple Seedlings

series. We here in America have done ou
worldwide shortage of apple seedlings
exists-and but for the fact that We n
szd saw to 4 that
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DAVID L. Robson
DOWN FROM BUENA VISTA

David L. Robson is down from
Buena Vista for a few days because
of the serious illness of Robert l.,
Sears. who is said to be in very
critical condition.
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HE RMaN lO6HR
RETURNS HON e

Herman .Loehr returned saturda,
night from a two weeks business trip
TO the western part of the state.
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DUFFs HOME
FROM VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs Lane A. Duff and fam
lily returned home Saturday evening
from vacation OF several days spent
at "Brennan's ranch" and a successful
fishing trp 10 the lake OF the clouds
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to Contract for French Apple Seeding

loyal friends and other fruit
nursery world However the shortage elsewhere has
demand for Stark Trees
Ample Of will Be- advise to place
walton orders
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This is the first time in history that We have issued
an announcement at this time of the year Our inter
est IN thousands Of fruit growers this year mpels Us
TO warn them fruit ress, especially the best Var
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DAILY BALANCE SHEET
SAM HOFFMAN HOME
From EASTERN WISH

day night frsm several motnbs spent
in New Yofk state. While away he
underwent a serious operation. and is
quite weak as yet from the result of II,
His doctor has advised him TO rest up
fnr sly months
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REV. kiERY GOES
TO MONTE VISTA

Rev. William Kiery of Penrose mo.
tored to Canon City Monday and tool
the train for Monte Vista, where nf
will spen da week or two.
MRS. HANLAN VISITS
RELATIVES HERE
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SAMPSON OF DENVER
A BUSINESS VISITOR

w. z. Sampson Of Denver arrived
Monday and will be in the city for
few days on business.
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merica's chief source Of apple seedlings.
.ng Ct 1919 war-tora France produced
In few oections OF bhe United States.
IDS in Kansas and in our branch mr.
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MRS. LOTT VISITING
HER MOTHER HERE
MRS. DRUM MONo
GUEST AT BRtCkERS

Mrs. Drummond of Parkins. Ara,
J arrived Tuesday morning and is the
guest OF her nephew and wife. MrNand
Mrs. w. F. Bricker a: the home OF A.
Charmau
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Mrs. Frances Hanlan OF Seattle.
Wash, arrived Monday to visit her
mother. Mrs. L. Gibberns and aunt.
Mrs. A. E. Brenton on River street.
JONES GOES TO
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ARRIVED HERE TODAY
FOR A SHORT VISIT

Mrs. w. C. Drummond OF Parkins,
Ark. en- route home from the Pacific
coast, stopped of here today for a
short visit with her nephew. Prof w.