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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23

who were interviewed were almost unanimous in the appreciation of the self-sacrificing interest with which the past administration has handled the affairs of the city.
 A few such expressions of opinion as to the merits of the past admins tration are given here.
 Alexander Murry
 Alexander Murry of the law firm Of flanigan & Murry said: q think the city Is to be congratulated on the past administration. l have had occasion 10 notice some Of the things that have been done whether they were in the interests of the city or merely to get through with the business-and I have noticed that these things that have been done have always been a distinct benefit 10 the city. It has been a thoroughly 5usiness-like ad- mnistration and the results show it :"
 William BUckett
 William Buckett, boiler man at the Junction mine, said: Tn my opinion the present non-partisan administra- ton has stood for the best. interests .of the city The street paving pro- gram of the city council alone should be a sufficient reminder to tho resi- dents of Bisbee of this fact"
 Sim Chase
 Sim Chase of the Cash and Carry grocery said: q believe that the present city administration has had the interests of the city before it in all that it has done. The results Of this administration are easy to see. I have been out of the city good deal while the present mayor and city council have been in office but I don't see what more could have been done by any administration"
 E. E. Rountree
 D. F.. Rountree, furniture dcalcr on Main Street, said: Absolutely inc best administration we have na7 s:ncc have been in Bisbee, which is about
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
ObregOn DisavOws
 CarranZa Killing
in his message to revolutionary
(CONTINUEl1 FROM FAGN ONNl

 1 agents here.
 Oregon answered this message in scathing terms. He declared that if the Carranza followers who signed the message, numbering more than 30 men and including Juan Barragan, chief of staff; Ignacio Bonillas, form CT ambassador to the. United States, whose candidacy for the presidency of Mexico brought on the latest revo- lution, and other prominent leaders, you would be at rest with your con sciences and escaped the shame of your cowardice." Obregon told the Carrancistas they were sufficient in number If they would have done their duty" to have saved MT. Car ranza's life, If, as you state, he was assassinated"
 "On repeated occasions" said Obregon, President Carranza was notified that every guaranty would be given him if he would | leave the danger zone, but he refused to accept this offer be-
 cause he undoubtedly considered | it an undignified act of man Of
 honor to save himself, leaving his
 companions in danger. This act
 Of Carranza revealed the dignity
 and eoodfeiowship which you
 failed to appreciate" 0f Af Carranza was filed by Obregon at Mexico City Friday night, but did not reach here until today. The message said:
 Have just received the following message from Huauchinango state of Puebla, signed by Colonel l.. Herman deg:
 General Mariel advises me from Villa Juarez that the troops of the ex- | federal officer, Rodolfo Herrero, kill, ed President Carranza at 1 8. m. at a place called Tlaxcaltenango. They were found six of seven more bodies of the men in Carranza's party. It is not stated who these men might be I will wire details later, Rodolfc Herrero surrendered last March tc | General Mariel and had been an off cer under General Palaez."
 Revolutionists today were eager ir their attempts to show Carranza was not killed by revolutionists, but by ''his own men" The department oi propaganda and information at No
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23

gales sent a message to the conner here urging that the news be given the press with particular stress on fact that the happening occurred far away from the field of operation of our forces.
 From the wording of the Obregon telegram sqepticism was expressed here by many persons in close touch with the revolution concerning the af- filiations of Herrero. The anxiety of the Mexicans on the point was laid to the concern over what the atti- tude of the United States might be if the reported assassination was laid to revolutionists.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23

In view Of the city elections that vii be held tomorrow, when d new group of citizens will be elected to ad- minister the affairs Of the city. many ol expressions Of commendation or the last administration have been heard from citizens in all walks Of life, and few of these nave been collected and are here printed
 The general opinion prevails that the paving of the city streets is tue outstanding feature of the past ad- ministration. Approximately 43.O0O square yards of paving. including Railroad avenue, and 1l7OO lineal feet of curb, has been laid About 5,325 square yards of old brick paving has been removed; five bridge tops, requiring the pouring of 324 cubic yards of concrete, have been com pleted; so valve boxes have been put in by the city; 136 cubic yards Of con- crete headers, to prevent water from unpayed streets from washing under the new paving, have been put in, and b catch basins to carry off the water.
 A' h''e'A NooI VI tll Nile pdNItS lS frorr sIS0,000 to S1S5.O0O. The amount lpriated for the work was S20O.- o'l and' the paving of Railroad ave ruc. not included in the original esti- mate, has ben paid for out Of this sum and there is about S1S,0OO left that will be used for sidewalks.
 Douglas advertised for bids for the paving of 10 blocks each on Seventh. Eighth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. purely residence streets. and the bids given call for the expenditure of a sum almost twice as great as the cost of paving all the principle streets of Bisbee.
 Every barrel of cement. all the sand used in the work, was thoroughly test ed. U. $. government specifications worC used throughout The rock was q known quantity and it was not nee essary Co test it.
 Conditions under which such work is carried on here are very different from in other cities where the con tractor can shut off street and com plete his work without interruption. Here it has been necessary to keep the streets open to traffic.
 Tue present council is the only one in the history of the city, all the mem bers Of which were present at practi. cally every council meeting Those
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
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 Get it from druggists for go cents If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back.
 Ever erretIpatcd ot have sick headache . net try Wizard liver Whips. pleasant lt,ic P,Ds pIiis, 30 ISnts. Guaranteed
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23

John Chain. of the Warren Laundry, said: T was convinced that the off cials of the present administration have administered the affairs of the city in decidedly bushes like way. They have devoted much of their own time in the interests of the city, and without any other recompense other than the satisfaction of knowing that they have accomplished good fer the community
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23

Adaith Issrael Congregation
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
TO THE JEWS OF BIsBEE

You are invited to attend the cele- bration of the Jews Return to Jeruse- leum and the Feast of Weeks, on Sunday, May the 23, s D. m, at the American Legion Hall. 8th & G ave nue in the city of Douglas, Arizona.
 THE COMMITTEE.
 Adaith Issrael Congregation
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
Mother Gray'5 AROMATIC LEAF

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
CAN TUBERCULOSIS
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 For further infor- nation. address q. r. GLASS TNHAIIfNT co. S UTE 512, MASON BOLD. LOS ANGELES. CALI FOENIA.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
CYCLONE IN NEBRASKA

FENDER, Neb.. May 22.-A small cyclone swept this place late this af- ternoOn. caring down numerous barns and outbuildings and injuring one man, who was struck by a flying tim Der. A heavy wind blew in practically every window or the west side of streets in Thurston, five miles north of here, according to reports
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12
Degrading a Nation.

:. The Republican Party its back its own, prnc
pies Of 1860 and 1918 Thus the venerable Charles Eliot
in the current issue Of the Atlantic Monthly. -,,.
Dr. Eliot adds by of further comment This depoabie
change of front deep modification and distress to all patriotic
Americans Republican Democratic and particularly those who
remember the political ideals which the Republican Party was
As emphasize DR. Eiots caustc criticism Senator Hard
ing said in his speech at Wheeling:
81 present when the Senate passed the
resolution, but | know what conveyed | know nov what wnat
safe for democracy We did not go to war even for hui
give politician for taking the right unless from
wrong motive Senator Harding himself had no part voting
it provided it agreed that the motives Of the American people
sodd and materac On the basis he might forgive
President Wilson his successful of the
For the rest Senator Harding refuses concede that dead
died for noble and inspiring principle He refuses to admit
that the American people had any exaaon of spirit that they
regarded the pressbe conflict between freedom and
between the doctrine of right and the doctrine of might
To the Republican candidate ships and
submarines anda disputed Interpretation of the trading status of
If Senator Harding is right in his of the of
e amfrean @ people the war wan % needless @ war Every e na
We could have easily barganed with Germany for protection Both
sides had violated American rights the high and if nothing
had 0 offer than the Allies
The Kaiser could understand the attitude the American
people toward the From his point they foolhy
blind their interests The thing for them pick
the side of the Central Powers and take Canada and all the
british possessions in the Western Hemisphere as their share of the
spo That what any country would have which
ccncd only with permanent material advantages and not with
morals
The Kaiser mistaken American people
a Senator Harding also mistaken In fact do not believe
that the Senator himself believes that the marvellous
demonstration of devotion to high principle which the American
people gave has been wholly lost him Even Republican Sna
tor cannot be caoused to the really fine things life
But IN order sustain their opposition the League
The Republican Senator's have been compelled everything
that resembles ideam and high purpose the affairs
y They jeer at ideals because ideals dangerous the kind
campaign they forced to conduct
They that the to discred President Wilson
to drag the Nation down lowest political
motive That why Senator Harding tells people
that they went to without single generous
pulse and asks them ndors the polls his degraded
of them.-New York World
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12
The League to PreUent Var

Every member of the League of omly agrees that
u Will never to without first having done
OF two things without either submitting dispute
arbitration which absolutely abide
vert or 1t does not submit arbitration
submitting to discussion by the council of the
III which il promises lay all the documents peril
nen facts before that counc council shall
publish all the documents ald all the pertinent all the
world shall know them that Shall be allowed
consider the of months
II the decision of the council acceptable still not 90 to
for three months following the of decision
1t is provided in the League of Nations that
nation that degards these promises with regard TO
arbitration and discussion shall be thereby aco have
committed an act of against the other League
and that there shall thepo follow exclusion that
nation from communication of kind members of the
League No goods be shipped no teegraphc mes
be eXchanged there shall communication of any
kind between the of the other the people that
nation There is nation Europe stand that for six
months Germany could armies of the world moro
readily than she faced the boycott Of the world
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12
MORGAN STUDIO OF
EXPRESSION

1903 S. Seventh Street
Mrs. A. b. Morgan, Teacher)
Enrolment for credit pupils for
Fall Term closes September 10.
Phone 542.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

It's just three weeks from today
till the country will be saved"
again and then well all feel better.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

What would our lives become, what
we ourselves?
Dreams of Illusions, call them
what you will,
They lift us from the commonplace
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

wickedest man in New York for a
husband. But being extremely
wicked, Constance Talmadge finds is
equally as hard as being extremely
good. Hence. when she finds the
wickedest man available is a member
of The Purity League" she goes in
for the delicate art of making the
tame man wiid"-and emerges with
surprising success.
I'm Search of A Sinner" is distrib-
used by First National Exhibitors
Circuit and is guaranteed to hand
you a laugh per flicker A former
Chix girl plays leading part.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

WHdJ WOulu our lives DeCoHe, Wndt
we ourselves?
Dreams of illusions, call them
what you will,
They lift us from the commonplace
Of life ss.esaasss-aassss. Is
To better things. --Longfellow,
trA W aa
Chas. Brill, sporting editor OF the
Oklahoihan wants a grand jury in
vestigation Of the drubbing which
c. H. s. gave the capital city lads
last week. Don't worry. Charlie; II
was a clean, straight lickin,'
1t really wasn't nice for the local
boys to treat the visitors that way
but had a huhch that it was up to
them to win the game and they did
1t.
Old Noah Webster doesn't define
t exactly that way but foresight is
putting up the stove before you
really need it.
Witch remids us that Old Timer
is about due to be trot his signs Of
cold winter.
Chickasha might have had a
chance to win the Western associa
ton pennant If "Butterfat" had been
mart enough to take on the Elks
team about the middle of the sum-
mer. In the immortal words of Mon
lie, Boys, it's team
Wen speak to the manager of the
Bills bunch of ball tossers and see
if he can't arrange to challenge the
winner of the serious"
81 Simp says he notices that he
never needs his winter clothes as
long as the weather stays warm.
Since the last one had its noise
enjoined, the carnival show com
panies will probably not be so eager
to come to Chickasha However we
can manage to worry along without
one for quite spell,
Explaining why he sold his home
near Ninnekah and moved to within
a few blocks Of his office, Postmas-
ter Barefoot stated that he wanted
chance to put in more overtime.
It's just three weeks from today
till the country will be Saved
again and then well all feel better
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

Engine missing, hits on two.
Three years old, four in the spring;
Has shock absorbers, an everything
Ten spokes missing, front axle bent,
Four tires punctured, amt worth a
cent.
Got lots of speed-runs like the
deuce,
Burns either oil or tobacco juice.
II you want this car, inquire within.
Helluvia good Ford for the shape its
in. Exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

Sold Everywhere
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

1t really wasn't nice for the local
boys to treat the visitors that way
but had huhch that it was up to
them to win the game and they did
1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12
"WlLD MAN WANTED"
SAYS CONNIE TALMADGE

In Search of A Sinner" starring
Constance Talmadge. will begin a
two days engagement at the Sugg
Theatre, today. Adapted by John
Emerson and Anita Loos the picture
gives Miss Talmadge more oppor-
tunities for displaying her person
ality than any of her previous produc-
tions.
The action of the play revolves
around girls somewhat insane de-
sire TO ''be wicked" and take the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

Old Noah Webster doesn't define
t exactly that way but foresight is
putting up the stove before you
really need it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

Which remids us that Old Timer
is about due to be trot his signs OF
a cold winter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

America has boen dried and found
wanting London Opinion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12
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= A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO .
; = = = 80 ~% = . = .

For Sale.
One Ford car with piston rings,
Two rear wheels, one front spring.
Has no tenders, seat made of plank,
Burns lots gas, has no crank;
Carburetor busted halfway through; !;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12

WANT ADS get results. Try one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-12
Lucky Man.

Lucky Man.
My brother is living in Ireland.
and says he's delighted"
Delighted at living in Ireland?"
mo! Delighted to be liying!
Opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
VIRGINIA DEBT ISSUE
NEAR FINAL CHAPTER
Fifteen Millions Will Be Distribut-
ed-Ancient Mahone-Danie1
Political Race Recalled.

RICHMOND, Va. July - Especially.
-Finis is about to be written In the
old debt controversy between vir-
ginia and West Virginia after TWEEN
ty-six years of litigation. In round
figures. 100000 will be distributed
world. though the principal part will
go to Brown Brothers Company Of
New York, who have held the GER
tff1cates and conducted the contest.
Members of the state debt commission
will receive about $4,000 year each
for the twenty-five years the matter
was under adjustment. The counsel
in the case will fare better. RAN
dolph Harrison of Lynchburg and the
estate of the late Holmes Conrad of
Winchester will receive $150.000. and
in addition Mr.. Harrison receives $780,
900 as y member of the commission.
The total outlay for the compensa-
ton Of the commissioners and the ex-
pense Of the struggle will aggregate
a bit more than $1.500,000. which in
cludes the sum advanced by Brown
Brothers Company for the certificate
holders. There will be approximately
$13.000,000 for the certificate holders
after deducting all the expenses, this
to be distributed in the shape of
bonds of that state of West Virginia
to compensate the people who bought
the bonds and who have been waiting
S"Sco many Yeas Aol settiement.
Comparatively few of the persons
who bought the securities are living
today, but whatever was left to their
heirs will be paid. The vast ma jority
of the certificates are owned by a
company which bought them up
when they were on the market at 10
cents to 50 cents on the dollar.
Older residents will recall that this
debt matter was one Of the greatest
political foot balls the state has ex-
perienced. 1t aided William Malone
to win a seat in the United States
Senate and 1t kept John W. Daniel out
Of the gubernatorial chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

THE BLOOD RED DAWN. By Charles
/ Caldwell Dobie. New York: Har-
per & Bros.
| Mr.. Dobie places the action of his
| first novel in San Francisco. happy
| choice. this. since he was able to en-
dow this setting with the glamour OF
| picture, and with the ripe atmosphere
that. oddly enough, marks the ro-
| mantle Golden state from end to end.
Against this picturesque background
| the author sketches a few years in the
| life of Claire Robson. VINO Is engaged
of earning her living and her moth
\ ers. Here Is an uncommonly fne
young woman. Real enough. too. to
| enlist ones genuine liking. and to
| take her place with ones flesh-and-
blood friends. If one counts business
success as the standard of measure
ment here. this is a de.wn-hill course.
For the girl moves out from the bust
ness mans office, for the too-common
reason. into the picayune place of ac-
companist for a singing social-climb-
er, and then on down to playing the
piano in a cafe in the foreign quar-
ter. II. however. one counts spirit.
intelligence. pluck, self-holding and
qualities. this is genuine story of
achievement, along lines of believa-
bility and distinct appeal 1t is. IN
effect, a picture of some of the pains
to the new accommodations that are
!: taking place as women move into the
field of business. 1t embodies the an
cient social notion of the man and
the woman, breaking through into the
: new field of woman in industry But
this is no sermon. no lesson-except
by the way. Rather is II romance
of distinction and charm dealing with
exceptional characters.
THE VOICE OF THE PACK. BY Edi-
son Marshall. Frontispiece by w.
Herbert Dunton. Boston: Little,
Brown & Co.
This is a story of the william in
spired story of the wild. One gets
has lived many of the experiences
here in such exactitude of knowledge.
In such intimacy Of detail. in such
richness of sympathy. The story be-
longs to the wild regions of Ore
gon-to the mountains. the stretches
climate. the ways of the wild deni-
zens. the life of the man who loves
this region aloof from cities and Gull
tivated areas To bring out the real
life that goes on in such stress of
circumstances among the native deni-
Gems of this region the author brings
for health lost somewhere in the ex-
Failing, at the opening of this story.
may be a down-and- a lungless
] derelict. But. by stock. he is pic