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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to the office of County As sessor of Cochise County, subject to the action of the voters at the Democratic primaries, Sept. 7, 1920.
 GEO R. HENSHAW
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
FOB cnNSrARIE

I hereby announce myself as a candi- date for reelection to the office of Con stable of Precinct No. ?. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries, Sept. :, 1920. A. F. SHEPPARD.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to the office of County As sessor. subject to the will of the voters at the Democratic primaries. on Sept z, 1920 JAMES ALLISON
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
FOR CONSTABLE

! hereby announce myself as candi- date for nomination for recollection to the office of Constable at Lowell Pre- cinct 3. subject 10 the action of the vot- CTS at the Democratic primaries on Sept V.
 IL IL BOHhIEALK.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
FOR sALE-olL STOCK, BONDS
 AND LEASES
OIL LEASES

BREWSTER COUNTY, TEXAS We have large ana small tracts on approved structure right in the center of the intensive develop ment underway in Brewster county Nine wells drilling around our holdings are nearing the oil sands. Lease values are steady. One pay well will gring a repeti- tion of Burkburnett and Ranger and will boost prices to the sky. A Brewster company lease today may be your fortune for tomor- row.
 Subject to prior sale and withdraw al we are offering year fully paid up commercial leases, carry ing the usual Is royalty clause, at bottom figures. Our acreage is sell ing fast. You Viii have to speak quick for yours. Write for infor- nation.
 Address H. A. Brown, Associated Securities Co.,, Westbrook Bldg, 116 West Fourth Street, Fort Worth, Texas 4743-6-6
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

FOiN JUS .SE UT F1E PEACE
 W. P. CDad) Craig announces his can didacy for the office of Justice ot the Peace, Precinct ?, subject to the Demo- cratic primaries, September ', 1920. Mir. Craig has been a resident of Bfsbee for the past ten years. and has been Steward of the Moose Club three years.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-Good lots; easy terms
 and waranteed deed. Mrs. Winwood,
 Winwood addition. 4753-6-S
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WANTED
WANrED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Girl to care for children
 and help with houscwork. Experi- ence required, good wages. Phone
 eos. e. 46S2-6-4
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

I announce myself as a candidate for the office oI County Attorney at the coming Democratic primary.
 ALLEN l.. ENGLISH.
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Friday Morning, June 4 1920
Review Want Ads---"The Result GetterS"
FOR SALE
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE Rooming house and dining room; good business. Phone 26-L. T. F.
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INSURANCE
MIN ERALS
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, June 8. - Liberty bonds today were weak, closing at: 314's. S9L2z; First 4's, $500; Second 4's, S5.42; First 4H's, S6.S6; Second IA s. S5S6; Third 414's, S9.92; Fourth $, S6.3S; Victory 32l's, 95.3O; Vic tcly 4M's, 95.56.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

WANTED-Maid for general house. work; no washing, good wages.
 Phone eos. 46S1-6-4
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

T.. [. 'Ned' White announces his can aidacy for Justice of the Peace of Bis bee Precinct No. ?. subject to the Re publican primary, Sept. '. 1920.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

WANTED-A working housekeeper. Apply Rex Arms Apartments.
 4777-6-5
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

FOR SALE at a great bal gain. 160 acres of land with Broom house and
 wei. Partly under cultivation. 12 mil~s from Bisbee. Price $500 will
 handle same. Mrs. Lee Comerford, Box 3297 Lowell or phone Green AT 4626-6-26
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

Furnished and unfurnished house in Warren.
 Phone 26-L T. F. 4736-6-5
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

DR. R. GLAZE Specialist, Eys-NerVe-GIasse Hsgssss Phone f56-Res. Black 425 '"ss Bisbee, Arix. Flood Gate Car ctop - Main Street
 The Guiding star
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Mining and Financial Nous
 sEytsw LAksEC

Helyetia ......... .. 3A Massachusetts .............. 31a h0ii0"h '''''.''''. .''....''' o1 North Butte ............... IS -'ip '''.''.. '....-... -r1....-. SI2 New Corn IT
 Old Dominion ............ 2S
 Osecola ............ 40 Pond ............s...... 16h Quincy ................ 55
 Seneca ........ fl
 SidiHoh ..-....-..... lR2 Ventrua ............... 15% Winona 75
 July Corn .................... 173B July Oe's 7S&
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
FOR JUSTICE oF THE pFAcE

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE desire to announce my candidacy for Justice of the Peace of Bisbee Precinct No. 2, subject to the will of the Demo- cratic primaries. Sept. 2, 1920.
 VIM. BILLY DELBRTDGE
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

j. Eliza Johnston, of Saguache republican candidate
for District Attorney in Monte Vista Wednesday
He is well pleased with the liberal support which he
received at the primary and enters the for election
with every assurance of success
He stands four square American citizen and
not need to spend any of his time in explaining his
former conduct.
His many years of experience an attorney. his
reputation for honesty and fair dealing and above all the
fact that his past life il in full accord with his present
purposes give him much the the race for election
He stands for an efficient and effective enforcement
Of the law The people believe in him and will elect him.
They will not be disappointed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16
MASS MEETING WILL DISCUSS SCHOOL
BOND ISSUE

\ public meeting Is called by The president OF the
commercial c'"o Tor next Tuesday night. Oct 10 n,
town hall for discussion Of the proposed bond is. f
school buildings. "
Mcssrs Ward and kavacc of the school board met
with the public buildings committee of the commercial
club and this committee heartily recommended the bond
issue The proposition has also the endorsement of the
rotary club. The meeting Tuesday night is for the
purpose Of general discussion Of the merits and needs
for an additional issue OF bonds
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16

A stock sale of unusual merit IL
offered In the A. r. Headlee sale Of
Herefords which will occur Satur-
day, Oct 90, at the Headlee ranch
east OF Monte Vista. Some Of
these animals are exceptionally fine
individuals and were bought at a
high figure. Others, equally good.
were bred by Mr.. Headlee. The
sale will include so head Of regis
tered cows, heifers and bulls and
they are all good stun.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16

proved that. Lundccu had cona-
denc~ In his ability to iutsrsst
Townlcy In sisai. for was not sisal
bread and butter to the farmer and
was not Towniey's organization .
farmers orRanisation'
30 Lundccn raised money at Al.
water. Mimi. upon his future pros
poets. He secured. ~ Il developed
recently. $500 from August Bro
man and 9. u. Oiader. "Mr. Glad
cr and mysclf paid Mr.. Lundeen
$50 each. when he went up to
North Dakota to sec tho League
about the sisai proposition. and he
Eave ~ y written agreement to Eive
~ 1850 shares each In the new sis
al company" wrote Mr.. Broman at
ter no learned that Townley had or
sanixcd = company. Like many a
man who has helped a promoter
out In u pinch. Mr.. Broman was
looking for q return upon his In
vsstment. Lundesn had been taken
sick In 81. Paul and died and Town
Icy had not been Informed OF III.
Atwnter promises.
In November. 1919. Mr.. Broman
wrote to Bank Examiner I1ofthus OF
North Dakota. who had omicialiy In
spected and reported favorabiy M.
on Townley's Florida enterprise:
Through the Minnesota Leader va
are Informed that you have recently
been In Florida inspecting the sis.,
plantation now under the control OF
the Nonpartisan League. Some OF
the people of this place bought
stock. This stock was purchased
from 4 Lundeen. promoter of the
business. and bought At the time h.
went to Fargo to meet representa-.
tfves Of the Nonparti.an League"
This brings US to Fargo. North
Dakota. To = room In the 0ardn.,
hotel. with Edwin Lundeen. Of MI.
ami. and A. C. Townley, the promo,-
er' present: and incidentally. tho
writer. then Towniey's private sec.
Rotary and personal representative
II was there that A. C. TownIey. the
boss politician. surrendered to A. e
TownIey. the promoter. II va.
there that A. C. Townley. the boss
surrendered to A. e
Iowniey. the promoter. II va.
there that Edwin Lundeen walked
the floor and painted q picture a,
only promoter can paint. A mic.
lure OF Sunny Southern Florida: /.
picture Of groves of oranges. crane
lruit and tropical plants. A pic-
lure OF vast acreage Of land-the
'est that God has produced--in
perfect climate that will produce
millions for those who ket II he-
Tore the boom sets in.
The Florida gentleman va. .t h,s
pest He had already sold stock ~
~ MIMI. in Townley's future
FLORIDA enterprise. He must mai.
good. He painted another n,c,ur.
d a vast sfsai plantation, of . cor
'ase plant and Irvine for the farm.
'rs; how the great farmer.l..a.r
'ouid get financial assistance. I, nec
'sssry. from the farmers Of North
dakota. Towniey. the promoter
.'so walked the floor. Townlev ,ho
Ireamer, then took posses.,on -,
'ownley. the promoter. and Tow
ey' the politician. was entireIv ,or.
.otten IN that room In December
lsie-and the farmers Of North M.
.ota and the terminal elevator were
forgotten with him. '
On that day. in the Gardner ho,.,
deal was closed. Towplev MIA
-undeen $3.50 to bind m. ~,
= sisai enterprise was n
70 promoted. Lundsen went hal
o Florida 4 happy man. rovnl.v
vas to send an Investigator and :,
lis report was favorable srest ,ct,v-
''e' would b the result in Dsde
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16
WAR MEDALS

Aen who served in tho Army are
1'h reminded that II they desire
get their War Medals they
0aia make application to Com
noer John Rawlings at once. 1t
necessary that the Discharge be
.ented at the time application is
ade.
'ae next regular meeting Of the
al Post Of the American Legion
De held next Monday night.
sood attendance Is desired SO
plans can be made for the win
months
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
REGARDING SCHOOL BONDS

II In order To make clear Just why
the school Board Of District No. 8
Is asking for an issue of bonds on
October :end for 100000. I am
/, asking some OF the qucstions al
ready suggested aud giving an
I swcrs
l. Do wc need more than tho
/ $4,000 already voted Ia build and
equip u high SCHOOL,
/ Yes. A modern high school with
gymnasium. auditorium and mod
crn laboratories cannot BIZ built
for less than sis:.oOO.
, 2. What docs tho remainder OF
tho 100000 20 for'
For outstanding Indebtedness.
B About $4,000 for the bnsscs and
the remainder for miscellaneous
warrants for furniture In the Jun
Tor high school and debts that have
accumulated during the past two
years caused by rents for the opera
house. hotels. and churches used
for school purposes.
3. Ii the Spanish Kindergarten
or Americanixation School to BIZ
eliminated in the new plan!
No. wrth the building Ut the new
high school. and the shifting Of
the Junior high school unit to the
present new building there will BE-
plenty OF room for carrying for
ward the Spanish Kindergarten
work In rooms of the old Central
building and one room at the Marsh
Park building. The demand for
the Americanixation school has
been NO great that no idea OF future
progress could be planned without
including this unit as part Of the
educational scheme.
4. Ii this the best arrangement?
No. A special building for this
work would be better but on account
OF the great indebtedness the plan
OF using rooms In the central
group. and Marsh Park school
seemed wise At this time.
5. What rate Of interest do the
outstanding warrants draw?
We are paying at present on out
standing Indebtedness OF about
$4,000. s and 8 per cent.
6. What rate OF interest will the
new bonds carry?
s per cent. A savings Of about
$1,000 per year II the bonds carry.
Z. Do we need high school
building?
All answers are in the affirma-
tive. We have none at the present
time. The Junior high school
building was not intended for Sem
Tor high school work. We have no
gymnasium, no auditorium. no
shop and very poor laboratory fac
Titles. Every community In the
valley Is already doing or planning
to do high school work along mod
ern lines and take advantage of
State and Federal aid for vocation
al work.
8. Are we getting State and
Federal aid now?
Yes. by promising to better con-
ditions for the future.
8. How keep older boys and girls
In school?
(a). BY securing efficient teach !
ers.
%. By providing proper school
equipment for giving practical
courses of study that train boys and
girls In the activities OF real life.
All this requires large modern
school buildings with plenty of
room.
ask all tax payers who want to
broaden the opportunities for the
success of young people. who desire
to make this community second to
none in educational matters, and
want our city and county to become
more prosperous. to vote for the
bonds.
H. II. Van Fleet,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16
GEORGE ?. WILSON FOR COUNTY JUDGE

The republican purity made mn admirable selection
candidate for county judge in the person of George
p Wilson Of Del Norte MIR. Wilson is well qualified by
training and the practice of law to conduct the Office OF
county Judge with efficiency and economy The Office of
county Judge is important one involving technical
procedure in the handling of probate matters In this
Judge Wilson Is well versed well as the general bust.
ness of the county court.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16

The dance at Del Norte Friday
night under the auspices OF the
American Legion was we'll attend
ed by Monte Vista young people and
all report 4 pleasant time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16
GRATITUDE

If you want to find the most bitter knocker and
sanderer of any enterprise look up who
has received the favors from Them and be-
ing separated from what daryman recently described
as the 'hindt. from which he drawing plethora
sustenance. feels himself aggrieved and proceeds to
oiackguard those who did the most for him. Next to
MN the chap who tries to take advantage and get
something for which he gives equivalent, and being
baked in this proceeds to BLACKBOARD those who pre-
vented him from doing it. This country is full of people
who have come here under its protection and freedom
enjoyed prosperity they dreamed of before and
are devoting themselves to trying to destroy it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16
VOTE FOR AMENDMENT NO. 8

payment Of less than 10 cents annually for every
$1,000 worth of assessed property will insure continual
ton of the building of good roads in Colorado during the
next yew years. With the valuation of all property in
the state fixed at 100000 for the current year,
levy of OO93 of mill will be sufficient to pay the inter
est upon the bond issue of s5OOOOOO for good roads
authorized by the Twenty-Second General Assembly
and to be voted at the November election The bonds
will carry interest of 3d. that only $l5OOOO
will have to be raised, after the full amount has been
issued
With Federal aid appropriations for good roads in
creasing from year to year and already road tax of
mill for the state road fund in effect bond issue is the
only by which the people of Colorado
for themselves the benefits of the Federal road approp
nations. The of the State Highway Department
at the present time is not sufficient to match the money
set aside for roads by Congress- dollar for dollar the
same time keep roads already built in good repair
Vote for the Bonds!
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16

sfpentier knocked out Battling
"'ky Tuesday In the fourth
Aa oil twelve round scheduled
w. thus earning the title Of
w. champion light heavy
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16

II. G. Trap returned the first OF
the week from the east where he
has been visiting relatives and
friends the past month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16

Mr.. Calvert left Saturday night
for Denver to be gone few days on
business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16

The Allen brothers who former
ly conducted the Economy meat
market in Monte Vista. have open
ed market in La lara.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16

J" scott, the Goodyear man, il
~"a this week on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16
A. c. Townley, Dreamer, Promoter
And Boss Politician
ARTICLE III

Townley's Southern Florida Sisal Enterprise
D w. DRlNrON Tsvslsys Pssoss Pvsvess Sssss~esy
Pssssssl Representative
Cspy,sbsd Al RSks R.~~sA
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-16

fcontinued on Psge Ten. )
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-18
Upton TIPS

Some men constituted that if you
called them the first thing they would
do would be to register a kick.
When wars are ended what're we gonna
blame prices on?
We are in no position to prove the cool
hands theory, but we are able to state that
young may have a warm heart and cold
feet.
Probably one thing that peeves Sidney NJ.
We'll is the. offer of the local sportsmen of
5 to odds on DeKayBee.
And once in while you feel that it might
be well to play safe and take the insurance
before the agent talks you to death.
Our corpulent friend, Bigby who took
health tour to the continent, returned dscour-
aged He had lost thirty pounds at the gaming
tables in central Europe,
o Q o
The scientist who declared that blondes will
disappear in 800 years must be convinced that
there never be found substitute for
PEROXIDE ...
Those two Russians who were arrested in
in Paris with two trunks full of rubles had
probably heard of the taxi fares in New York
and were determined to reach "a barber shop
at any cost after landing.
=
mississippi Gin Burns."-Headine.
We have it on good authority that If it
doesn't burn it isn't Mississippi gin and has
no kick to it,
Those were the military days: Dispatch
came from the east. Prices advanced. General
strike followed.
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the answer. with my cold breath
fFeeze the ice and make the
snow flakes. If you had a pail of
water here, l could freeze it into
a solid chunk of ice"
"Oh, could you?" cried Uncle
Wiggily, We'll, this grape juice is
like water, as it runs out of holes.
If you could freeze that"
Just what l was going to dol"
cried Jack Frost with a Jolly
laugh. The odd little chap blew
his cold breath on the pail of
grape juice. At once it froze into
a solid cake of purple ice, and
then no more of it ran out of the
holes poked in the pail by the
thorn bush.
"oh, thank you" cried Uncle
Wiggilyn Now 1 don't have to
hold my paws over the holes any
more
srNo," agreed Jack Frost, with
another laugh. and when you
get the frozen chunk off grape
ice to Grandpa Goosey, all he'll
have to do will be to warm it
little, when it will melt so he can
drink it."
"Oh, joy" laughed the bunny.
ut will be just like soda water!
Hurray!" Then he thanked Jack
Frost again and hoped on to
Grandpa Goosey's home, and the
two friends had a good ime with
the ice cold grapeade. .,
And if the apple pie doesn't roll
off by itself and play bean bag
with the custard pudding in the
ice box, I'll tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and the little fox.
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the repeal Of section Z? Remember, also thai
Charles Springer w. A. Hawkins and A. Is. Fal
will be on hand in the event the republican party
controls the coming legislature 20 Tat any re-
duced power of corporate control of business in
New Mexico will be the minimum. not the max
iu.u!n.
Judge Mechem's apology for this provision
which his own party admits now must be changed,
is reason enough why he should not be trusted to
enforce the change
The supreme court of New Mexico has pointed
out than once to interpreting this provis-
the best of it," The court has said: + 4Ef HID n
This section does not make the order of the
corporation commission primia facia just and rea-
sonabe." "a N. NJ. $50. 1t puts the burden on
the people to make out their case not on the corr
poration resisting it.
AN order against the company which has not
been given the hearing provided in this section is
C7 N NJ, $500. The burden is on
the commission always to show its orders should
be enforced .es
Judge Mechem thinks this not a bad provision,
hut the supreme court says it is something new in
land unlike that which obtains in any
other state, either by statute constitutional
provision" '..
Putting the expense of the burden of proof
upon the people and then giving the Corporation
Commission no appropriations with which to carry
hat burden has been a successful system-for the
corporations
Let trust the state government to the party
hat has shown willingness to remedy these con-
litons instead of apologizing for them.
Can the leopard change his spots?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-18
BOY, PAGE NELSON FIELD.

To Nelson Field State Land Commissioner, and
John March, Employe of Land Office. Gentle
Does Mr.. Field certificate No. 10 for $500
shares in the Burkburnett- Ranger Tularosa Basin
Oil company?
Does Mr., March own certificate No 16 for 1000
shares in this company?
Did this company have dealings with the land
office? ....
What consideration did you gentlemen pay for
your stock?
We assert that your truthful answer to the first
three questions must be yes"
The fourth question curious about.
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Clifford Is Told--In This
Chapter.
CHAPTER CXXXIII.-.

CHAPTER CXXXIIT-
| ! had given my promise. I KIN aw
| it would be hard to tell Clifton i I
| wanted to leave him; just how
hard | had not dreamed. He came
in early 10 dinner, and was unusu-
ally good-natured and laxative. |
was uneasy, embarrassed, distract
but he seemed not to notice, and
chatted and played with Edith I'M
Ill Mandy carried her off to bed.
| decided to wait until after
dinner. 1t was, | suppose, the ma
tural thing to put it off as long as
possible, yet ] felt like a coward
couldn't eat and Clifford's real
anxiety over my health; his kind
inquiries as to the reason of my
lack of appetite almost unner9ed
me.
Until my own unhappiness had
driven me to think of divorce /
had thoughtful L thought at all
that pepole who divorced each
other We're continually quarreling.
| had not imagined that man or
woman could be on the verge of
separation one day, and apparent
ly BOOu llltluS Tie ItAl. Illdt II
was the long -dra Wn -out, the cnn-
stantly recurring friction which in
duced crisis.
A Difficult Moment.
what would You like to see to-
night, that is If you feel able to
go out?" Clifford asked as we rose
from the table.
/ looked up in surprise.
II know | haven't taken you to
the theater in long time, Mildred,
but don't look as if | never had
done so, Your expression was
laughable," and he smiled broadly.
But Clifford I--why-I would
like to go of course" | stammered,
not knowing what to say.
run and get ready, then. Don't
dress; | shan't."
All the time | was getting ready
/ berated myself for my cowardly
action in waiting, and in then con-
senting to go to the theater with
Clifford. 1t is hard to understand
Just the degree in which | was
dominated by my husband, just
how difficult it was for me to re-
fuse him, OF to go contrary to his
wishes when with him, The mas
terful way he always had had TO-
ward me often compelled me