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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
Cantu Turns Over
 Lower California
 To New Governor
(Assoeiated Press Leased Wiye)

CALEXICO, Calf, June l. - Bal. domero A. Armada tonight was pro. claimed governor of the northern dis trict of Lower California by Estaban Cantu, who has held that office for nearly ten years. The proclamation was issued at MeXicali,. just across the border.
 Senor Armada a close friend of General Obregon was appointed Sen or Cantu's successor by the de facto government of Mexico.
 MeXicali officials hinted that Sen or Cantu had been offered an i'm portant position in the federal gov ernment but neither the outgoing nor the incoming governor would discuss that matter. Governor Armada an nounced he would continue policies inaugurated by Governor Cantu.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
BIoOdhounds Trail Bandits Who Beat
 Nogales Chinese
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MORALES. Ariz., June 1.-Otncers with bloodhounds are on the trail or three Mexican bandits who yesterday beat and robbed Lu Chang and Lee Moy, Chinese merchants at Pata- gonia, Ariz., thirty miles north oi here. Lees skull is fractured and his partner is so badly hurt his life IS despaired of. Owing to the wires be- ing down it was many hours before 'the sherriff's office here was notified o fthe crime.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
SHEEP HERDER KILLED

PRESCOTT. AriZ., May l. = An gel Sarabia, 20 year old Mexican camp rustler, is in the county jail here under a charge not yet deter mined, following the fatal wounding of Valentine CorteZ, sheep herder at camp 16 miles south of Sentinel Monday Sarabia said Cortez at tackled him with club and that he swung a butcher knife 7ith which he was preparing the evening meal Cortez received an abdominal wound of such grave nature that he died shortly afterward.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
DECLARES SALARY
 OF PRESIDENT IS
 EXEMPT FROM TAX

WASHINGTON, June 1. - Pro- visions Of the war reveffue act re- quiring the president and federal judges to pay an income tax on their salaries were declared un- constitutional today by the su- oreme court in a seven to two de cision.
 Under the act the president paid on his salary Of $75,oGo a year, approximately S16,ooo in taxes.
 Revenues already collected un- der the invalid provisions will un- der the courts decision be re- funded by the treasury.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
DEMOCRATS VOTE WITH
 REPUBLICANS AGAINST
 PRESIDENTS REQUEST
Arizona Senators Vote Against Declining Comply With Wilson Plan for Armenans; Hitchcock Proposal for Financial Aid Is Defeated With Attempt to Help
 New Nation Without Use of Army
(.4ssocia.sd Press Leased Wirs)

June  to i. Republican
 
  52 Republican on
  until the of
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
PALMER SAYS POST RELEASED REDS AND
 OVERRIDE THELAWS
Attorney General Declares Stubborn Incapacity and Sym pathy for Radicals Has Hampered Department of Jus ice In Deportation Gases; Urges Probe of Assist
 Labor Secrearys Record
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WASHINGTON 1-Attorney  Louis F. himself 
  career had been marked b5 iendne toward radicals which had He charged that Mr. Post had proceeded his the
  by Mr Palmer not
   be
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
CUT ORE FREIGHT

PHOENIN, June l. = Reduced freight rates on ores, concentrates and sulphurets from Ajo to Hayden, Douglas. Globe, Miami. and Fl Paso was granted by the the state corpo- ration commission today, subject to the approval of the interstate com me"ce commission. Application for a reduction of 50 per cent or more was made by the Pacific Freight and Traffic bureau
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
REPORT NAVAL BILL

WASHINGTON, June I. The conference report on the $430,000, 900 naval appropriation bill, including the legislative rider for a congressional commission to inspect the Pac1ic coast naval bases, was adopted to- day and sent to the senate where it will be called up tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
HELEN TAFT ENGAGED

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 1.-Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Taft today announced the engagement of their daughter Helen. to Frederick Johnson Manning. MT Manning is an instruc- tor of history in Yale university. He was a member of the class of 1916 in Yale and was until September, af first lieutenant. The marriage will take place in Canada in July.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
WANTS HIGHER RATES

PHOENIX. June 1. - The Desert Power and Water company of King man. Mohave county, serving power to the Tom Reed and other mining concerns of the Oatman district, to- day petitioned the state corporation commission for authority to increase it's rates. The company cited an in- crease in operating eXpenses.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
TRY OUTLAW STRIKERS

LOS ANGELES, June Forty railroad men who participated in the recent strike of switchmen went on trial in the district court here today. They were charged with violation Of the Lever act by interfering wwith the transportation necessities of life.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
MOVIE COWBOYS STRIKE

LOS ANGELES. June i. One hundred and fifty cowboys employed in motion picture work here struck today for an increase in pay of from S5 to S10 a day.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02
ELKS' HOME BURNS

ALBUQUERQUE, June Fire of unknown origin early this evening destroyed the Elks home here. The loss is placed at $150,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-02

Engineering & Mining Journal
 Quotations
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(CONTTNCEp ON PAGE TWO)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28
) DELOIT ITEMS

Miss Iva Mason and her brother
TIarlo, were Denison visitors Tuesday
MI. and Mrs Myers Hansen and Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Miller took supper witt
Mr., and Mrs. Broder Boysen Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Fried's daughter is spending
few days with her.
Z y Mrs. Rilla Patchin visited her daugh
ter, Mrs. hartman, for a few days. /.
Mrs. Helen Hess spent Saturday Witf
her friend, Mrs. Andy hartman.
T 5 Mrs. Prentice. Mrs. Goebel. DR.. Mer
Ram and family, Mrs. Payden, Mrs
Milt Childress, Mr.. and Mrs J. =. RE
gieman, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckim
Nj, and Mrs. Hutchinson. Miss Ven
nick and Mr.. and Mrs. s. .. Newton at
tended the chautauqua last week.
s. Mrs. Dottie Campbell and daughter
Nfrs. Neumarln and Mrs. ,Naslund were
Denison shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Newton entertain
I'd her father, L. F. Morris, and sister
At dinner Monday in honor Of Mr.. Nor
r4s'a SS()th birthday. FH
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BANKERS HOLD
IMPORTANT MEET
bankers Of County Meet Will, Sheriff
Greene Wednesday and Organize
Against Bank Robbers
WILL FORM LOCAL BRIGADEsI
Plan Being Worked All Over the State
brigade Furnished With Guns
and Ammunition

All5the banks of Crawford county but
two were represented at a meeting held
at the court house last "Wednesday,
called by Sheriff A. c. Greene for the
purpose of organizing a special police
brigade to protect themselves against
bank robberies. The plan was formu-
lated by Governor Harding and such
brigades are being organized in every
county in the state.
Sheriff Greene explained the plan IN
detail to the bankers in attendance and
1t met with great favor. In,every town
IN the county one of these brigades will
be formed, consisting of a leader and
four men who will receive a special
commission from the governor and VIII
be placed under $4,000 bonds. Ihey
will be provided with guns and the am,
munition will be furnished with fund
which the bankers provide. Telephone
operators will cooperate by sending
out line calls if robbery occurs and
assisting in notifying members OF the
brigade. -
4 Never in the history of Iowa have
there been as many bank robberies as
iiurin. the past year. More than TWEEN.
ty-sfx banks have been robbed IN the
state since the first of the year and
more than two million dollars worth OF
government bonds and thousands OF
dollars in currency stolen. .Lt .g5 a
IA Sheriff Greene is busy this week sc,
lecting the personnel of the various bri-
sRades. He believes the plan will work
out we'll and be a great protection not
only for the banks, but all business IN
terests of the county. III
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

soul?" All of which sets forth that the
first duty of one is to attend to the re-
ligious side of his being, and that this
would not in the end detract from the
enjoying Of all other needed blessings
of life.
A city or town, a family, or individ-
ual, who puts away the church,
study of the bible, observance of the
precepts of the christian religion is in
a bad way. The town soon falls to the
lowest level morally; the family lives
on without love and happiness; the in
dividual has no true happiness and de.
scends in condition of morality and
noble, virtues. One makes terrible
mistake who gives no encouragement
to the church in his home town, and
who never attends religious services.
There will go with this ensmallment OF
the best and nnblests-i1ssth ea character.
which points to trouble in his life and
little hope for the one. to come. sssst y
All have witnessed the terrible fate
of, Germany when as a nation it turned
it's back on the bible standards. boast,
ed of it's lack of reverence for the bible;
threw to the winds the brotherhood of
men and started on policy which, had
foraits basis Might makes right. y The
Individual who shuts out Jesus from
his life is walking in a path which ends
in unhappiness and faifures to attain
the best for all time to come,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28

ing how to pick out the birds that are
not laying or birds which are past their
period of usefulness are the things Mr..
Benson will demonstrate.
Farm women can learn poultry Gull.
ing in an hours time, says County
Agent Quist, if they will but attend the
closest demonstration. To decide wheth-
err or not farm flock needs culling,
the test is for the owner to keep rec
ord Of the eggs gathered for a number
of days and compare the average with
the number of birds in the flock. Most
farms will find that they are getting
about one egg for every six or seven
hens. Learn how, to pick out the non
layers and learn to feed the layers bet
ter, Is the lesson of the poultry meet
.ings. lEt," gaiss <'+l
~ County Agent Quist reports that Mr..
Benson will hold three or four demon
strations in each township. His sched-
,lle as arranged by Mr.. Quist is to spend
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DEATH CLAIMS
|. WIFE and MOTHER
Mrs. William Schenkelberg, nee Fran.
els McGrane, Dies at Her Home
Near Halbur, July 18th
FUNERAL HELD THURSDAY LAST
Was One of the Largest Funerals Ever
Held i'm Halbur, Many Attend
sSS Ing From Distance

HALBuR, July Especial The nu-
merous Vail friends OF Mrs William
lSchenkeIbe nee Frances McGrane,
wiz he panied indeed to learn Of that
lady q death which occurred at her
home near Halbur, Carroll county, July
|18th. Mrs. tsSchenkelberg was born
near Halbur March 8. 1885,, and died
Thursday, July 22d. She was q years.
a months and days of age at the time
Of death. She was the sixth child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGrane.
4 Mrs. Schenkelberg bad been in poor
health for more than a year. Two
years ago she was united in marriage
to William Schenkelberg, of Halbur,
and to this union one son. William. Jr..
was born. He is now one year of age.
Besides the husband and this son de-
ceased leaves to mourn her loss the par
three sisters, Katie, wife of Hubert
Tackle, of Montana: Lizzie, wife of Geo.
Brooks, of Kansas. and Anna, wife of
George Caldwell, of Vail; four brothers,
James and Charles, of Vail. John, OF
Gurley, Neb., and Clarence, of Vail. She
also leaves a host of other relatives and
friends. s.. sf:
The funeral services were held in st.
Augustine's church at Halblr, and
were very largely attended. being one
of the largest funerals ever held at Hal.
bur. Father Schenkelberg, an uncle
of the bereaved husband, OBLIGATED.
Those from distance attending the
funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. John Nc
Crane, of Nebraska. Mrs. Tacke, of
Montana; Mrs. Brooks, of Kansas; Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Kelly, Of Scranton; VIM.
Kinney, of Sioux Falls' Mrs. Henry Nc
Crane, of Sioux City: Matthew Nc
McGrane, Of Sioux City; Mrs. James
Dougherty, of Sioux City; Mrs. John
Dougherty, of Nebraska: Mrs. George
Dougherty. of Oconto, Wis: Miss Rose
Rudy, of Early; Mrs Jas. Mulvihill
and Mrs. Ellen O'Neil, Of Omaha.
Mrs. Schenkelberg was of a kind and
loving disposition, always willing to
lend hand to whoever needed help.
She was most loving wife and thought
full mother. her husband and child be
ing uppermost in her thoughts. She
will be greatly missed by those near
and dear to her.
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!. s liq4 ~ q
a day in township culling three to
four flocks day. The schedule for each
week will be sent out to AL farm bureau
members.
To help pay the expenses for hiring
Mr.. Benson charge will be made Of 2
cents bird culled for farm bureau
members. People who are not mem.
bers of the farm bureau but who want
their flocks culled will he charged s
cents per bird for the work, III County
Agent Quist reports that the complete
schedule has not been arranged SO that
those wanting culling work done should
notify the farm bureau office at once.
The poultry industry is an important
side line in agriculture. Too many PEG.
pie fail to give the chickens the atten-
ton they deserve. In other counties
these demonstrations have had a large
attendance Those who attend these in
Crawford county will be repaid for their
time. They. are free for everybody:
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NEW TRAFFIC OFFICER
Herbert Allalt Employed to Run Down
i Speeders Following Resignation OF
Gordon Locke Last Week

Herbert Ahart was appointed traffic
officer last week following the resigna
ton of Gordon Locke and commenced
his new duties on Saturday Gordon
was unable to continue as traffic Off
Ger since an injury he received recently
The new officer seems to be on the
Job and from the number of names. ap
pearing on the mayors docket few
speeders escape him. Ahart rides the
new motorcycle, purchased by the city
officials at a cost Of over $500, and il
he is able to keep up his present rate
of arrests the Investment for the mo
!torcycle will soon be brought in or
fines.
Mayor Patterson has already fined 9
number of speeders but has expressed
a desire that the names of those fined
be suppressed from the newspapers.
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lnENIsON HOSPITAL NOTES

Miss Bertha Lange underwent an op
GRAFTON for appendicitis last Tuesday
evening. The operation was successful
and she Is getting along as well as can
be expected.
q Miss Anna Rabbe was operated upon
last wednesday having her appendix
removed. Miss Rabbe is doing nicely
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Stegemann had her tonsils re-
moved last Thursday.
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POULTRY CULLING

Next Monday, August I'd, II. %. Ben.
son, poultry specialist from Arnes. will
begin a thirty day period of poultry
culling for 1.-The farmers of Crawford
county. Through the farm bureau Mr..
Benson has been secured to carry on
the work of throwing out the Stacker
hens. 6,I @
Feeding non-producing hens is un-
profitable. Combating diseases IS more
difficult on farms where the poultry
houses and yards are crowded. Know
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28

Z. !. The Woman's Home Missionary soci
ETY. Of the Methodist church is planning
Al treat for Denison music lovers. On
Friday evening. July both, at the Meth
odist church, the Cotton Blossom sa1'as sing
ers will give a program Of dehght1ul
southern melodies. The sextet repre-
sents the Piney Woods school, OF Brax,
ton, Miss, which has an enrolment Q, OF
three hundred co1ored boys and girls.
laurence G. Jones, a graduate of the
iowa state university, is principal OF
the school and has visited Denison on
various occasions in the interests OF
his work. Doubtless many will remem'
Der Mr.. Jones' story Of the work OF the
school as he related it on the chautau.
qua platform In Denison number OF
Years ago. The Cotton Blossom sing
ers have had excellent training IN
music and have given their programs
before appreciative audiences in Des
Moines and other towns of Iowa. Many
Denison people have been interested in
the Piney Woods school in the past
and will enjoy the concert on Friday
evening.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Only two licenses to wed have been
issued by the county clerk during the
past week, they being as follows:
Name and Address Age
July 22- -,
Parons "A. vanFleet, Deloit ------ legal
Agnes Sander, Denison ---------iegal
July 90 -
Grover F. Wilkins, Sioux City ----s6
Edna L. Stark, Charter Oak --------2a
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! ~ Church
! g@sAnnounog nlga'tl :
III

, sang Prayer Perfect" by Ervine
StenSOn. sS @ 5ff gs +e, g
Next Sunday, August 1st; Glass
meeting 10. Morning worship, sermon
! by, the pastor; also Miss Wright will
sing solo. Also the choir will render
a special number. :
Sunday school 512. Everyone vel
come. Many Of our people are away on
vacation trips. In their places we have
summer visitors.
Epworth League ~. A wide awake
meeting for young people. Come.
At g O'Clock we will join in a union
service at the First Presbyterian church
conducted by one of its greatly loved
former pastors, the Rev. J. Jas. De.
Pree. All will be glad to avail them
selves of hearing this good brother
once more.
! The official board have most kindly
granted a vacation to the pastor for a
part of the month OF August, so there
will be no preaching service in the
church after next Sunday until further
announcement. Sunday school and Ep.
worth League services at the usual
hour each Sabbath, to which all are
welcome. s
The ladies of the M. l.. U. are meet.
ing this "wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Nate Haworth for social after.
noon and business meeting. ss n
The Piney Woods school sextet from
Mississippi will render a concert OF
southern melodies, jubilee songs and
popular music at the church on Friday
evcning at 8 O'clock Admission Is
cents. This is under the auspices OF
the w. II. M: S.
The August meeting of the w. r. M.
S. will be held with Mrs. Bert McCord
notice change Of hostess) Wednesday
afternoon, August 4th, with Mrs. Al;
bert Helsley leader, assisted by Mrs.
r, Fl. Thompson. Mrs. Bretx will lead
devotions and Mrs. w. H. Laub will
bring out the mysterious knowledge
contained in the July number OF the
Woman's Missionary Friend A full
attendance is desired.
The Kings Heralds desire to collect
old papers, books and magazines for
sale. and will be pleased for an oppor-
tunity Of gathering up these supplies.
| Call the superintendent, Mrs. u. L.
Hoffman, for further particulars. This
material will be disposed Of August
21st.
4
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
= Mss Helen Schouten took the Junior
w. VIC. society to Coon Grove for a
picnic Tuesday afternoon. During the
afternoon plans We're made for the
years work. LINK.
Rev. Hamilton and his Sunday school
class of boys are at Wall Lake enjoy
ing their summer outing.
Prayer meeting will be held Thurs
day evening at s O'Clock.
TE Missionary committee OF the
Des MoineS Western association meets
in Denison on Friday of this week. Mr.
Hamilton and Mrs. Pearson are mem
bers of. the committee. Mrs. c. ]. Nc
Pherson will entertain the committee
at dinner and supper
Sunday morning service at 1890
Sunday school at HAS. B. Y. p. U. and
Junior union at 700. tH
We unite with the Presbyterian
congregation Sunday evening in honor
of Rev. j. Jas. DePree, a former pastor
of that church, who has many friends
in this community.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The pastor was gratificd at the at
tendance at all services last Sabbath
after the strenuous week of chautau
qua. Some special musical features
were much appreciated. In the morn
ing Dr. Clifford Barborka played two
selections on the cello, with Miss Wini
fred Wright as accompanist. Miss
Ruth Cole rendered. Brock of Ages,
lby Herbert johnson, as an offertory
number, and at the close Of the. ser
mon r. c. Mann. musical director fol-
the noted evangelist. DR., Henry Os
from, sang This Day Will not Come
Again" In the evening Miss Edna
Wright, student at Oberin college
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28

Denied that landlords are not pro-
gressive. as lot of them have raised
rents 100 per cent.
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MEEHAN HOSPITAL NOTES
Evelyn Buss and Evelyn Thompson
Of Dow City, underwent operations TO-
day for the removal Of tonsils
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LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES
The regular services will be held at
the Denison and Buck Grove churches
at the usual hours on next Sunday.
Rev. VIM. Frese, Pastor.
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Herman Reetz and wife were down
from West Side this afternoon and fav-
ored the Review with call. They are
living on the d. e. Benton farm north
wat OF West, Side, and Mr.. Reetz has
management of the 240 acre place.
llHe is doing fine and Mrs. Reetz likes
farm life very much. She is enjoying
much better health than when living in
Denison and the farm life seems to
agree with her. She has raised large
number of chickens this spring ana mas
the care of the milk from a number Oh
COWS.
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Alfalfa now has an acreage greater
than that Of any other legume or grass
cut for hay. not growing in combina-
tion with another. OF the total tame
hay acreage in 1919, alfalfa occupied
2t.l per cent, timothy and clover mixed
1872 per cent. timothy .15.9 per cent,
clover 1913 per cent. pea 81 per cent,
grain cut green TT per cent, and all
others 1911 per cent.
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sAI4INGER DEFEATED FOR JUDGl
Weaver, Fayille and DeGraff Nominal
ed for Supreme Judges at COnven.
ton in Cedar Rapids Tuesday

The republican judicial convention,
in session at Cedar Rapids yesterday,
nominated S. M. Weaver, Of Iowa Falls;
f. +. Faville. Of FIT. Dodge, and Law
renee DeGraff, of Des Moines, as the
republican candidates for the state SUI
preme bench. Weaver was nominated
on the second ballot and Favlle and
DeGraff on the fourth ballot. On the
first ballot Weaver had 442, Salinger
332, DeGraff 331 On the second ballot
Weaver $50, Arthur 406 and Salinger
dropped to $751;. On the fourth ballot
salinger was eliminated altogether and
Faville received 727 and DeGraff 599.-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28

Much complaint about slow railroad
trains but anyway they always run
without stopping between each station
and the next one.
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Miss Barbara Agan, r. NJ, of Des
Moires, arrived in the city today to CO.
operate with the Crawford County Medf
zeal society to prepare for the clinic to
be held in Denison August 18th and
18th sEft
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-28

Mr., and Mrs. Herman Reetz motored
down from West Side this morning for
o. visit with the latters mother, Mrs.
Denrey. Their little daughter. Hazel.
who has been visiting her grandmother
at Denison, returned home with them.