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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-12-16

Mawes Poppy alg992 She has COM
rleted three Reeister Of Merit tests
that average $50 pounds fat An
achievement of which few cows may
boast Poppy also has one daughter
which has averaged $40 pounds fat on
three official records,
Another sold medal bull that appears
on both sides Of Roses pedigree Is St
Mawes 72O52, sire Of 20 daughters with
official records,
Ed Cary, Carlton, Oregon is the
breeder Of Poppy's St Mawes Rose.
She was tested and owned by j, c.
Brown & Sons, Shedd, Oregon.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-12-16

The State Farm Bureau federation Is
practically assured, seven county bu-
reaus out of the twelve required hav-
ing already voted in favor of fedora
ton. jackson county led, followed IN
Quick succession by Benton and Polk.
Morrow and sherman counties are
committed to the idea, and Umatilla
county gives assurance that it will be
endorsed there In southern oregon
Josephine county has Joined jackson
in support Of the federation.-Exten-
sion Service. 0, A. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
The Right of Way' 'The Forfeit" Big Shows at the Eagle Bill at the Lyric Friday and Saturday Show House Today

Bert Lytell, who is the star of the picture from Sir Gilbert Parker's novel, "The Right of Way" showing at the Eagle Theatre Friday and Saturday and Central Theatre Sunday and Mondss. has achieved one long sought ambition; he has shaved off his moustache.
 It will be recalled that this mag netic and versatile young screen star in order to preserve realism in "Lom- bardi, Ltd, grew a record crop of hair and a moustache The hair was not needed for the part of Beauty" Steele, the dashing young attorney Bytell portrays in "The Right of Way" but in the earlier scenes of the Parker story the moustache, remodel led somewhat, was. When the out door part of the drama was reached in the course of production, MT. Ly tell, with his company at Lake Ia hoe, California, took the first oppor- tunity that presented to get rid of the troublesome thatch on his upper lip
 The director of 'fThe Right of Way" is Jack Dillon, who is making the story into pictures from the adapta- ton by June Mathis.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
Norma Talmadge to Appear at Eagle and
 Central During Week

The plot of "A Daughter of Two Worlds" the film drama starring
 Norma Talmadge, booked to show at the Central theatre Friday and Sat .urday and Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday, Is founded on a famous for gery case in New York City, accord ing to Le Roy Scott, author of the noval of the same name, which has just been adapted for the screen.
 The two participants in the forgery each served ten years in Sing Sing. Black Jack Malone, keeper of a mo- torious underworld cabaret, father of Jennie, whose part Miss Talmadge stages, is also 6 character from real life. In the screen version of the for gery Jennie is arrested for it unjust ly. Her handwriting had been copied
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
EVERY INCH A PRESIDENT

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28

Bob Whitstone and his wife were poor. Each had been reared in lux ury, but when Bob's father disinher- ited him, with the solf-confidence of youth, he believed he could succeed Instead, he and Fife find life a struggle in the midst of the plenty of the cattle country of Southern Tex as. A reward is offered for informa- tion leading to the capture of a mo- torious band of cattle thieves. When Fife accidnta1ly learns the gangs whereabouts she has visions of the comfort the reward viii rr)viGC. Not until she iinds Bob hanging imp from a tree does she know that he was q cattle thief and she has unwittingly betrayed him.
 This tens, situation is ,he opening of "The Forfeit" the yirile Frank Poweil-Sunset production which is showing for the first time at the Lyric theater today Co-starred in
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
A WELL AND HAPPY WOMAN
Was Al! Run Down enc .isd Nc Ap- petite -- Restored to HeaIth By
 Tanac

"Tanlac did so much for my hus- band that began taking it too, and now I am happy to say that it has completely restored me to health also was the statement made recent ly by Mrs. Florence M. Gates, of 63s East Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.
 My health had been extremely poor for nearly year" she said. and 1 felt so tired and worn-out all the time that l went about expecting to give out just any day. My muscles ached and I had a constant pain in my back. 1 had such poor appetite that often I would go to the table and get up and leave without eating more than two CT three bites. I lost weight my complexion turned yellow and became so weak that my heusework was burden. Besides these troubles l was going through that period that taxes 8 woman's strength almost be- yond endurance.
 As l said before my husband had taken Tanlac with such wonderful re- suits that decided to try it and right lron the llTSJ lew dCSeS l began to improve. My appetite returned and now l am enjoying my meals because everything agrees with me. The pains in my muscles and back have all dis appeared and l can do my housework without any trouble at all. My com plexion has cleared up. l am gaining in weight every day and I am enjoy ing perfect health. My husband praises Tanlac all the time, and since it has done so much for me feel it my duty to tell others about this wonderful medicine"
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. M. Ball, W. Harry Miller, Jehnson's addi- ton. Lowell Drug Co.,, and by leading uggii Is in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
Cupid Issues One Bliss Ticket in
 Bisbee Out of 17

The following marriage licenses were issued out of the office of Clerk J. E. James of the Superior Court during the past week:
 Vester L. White, 33, and Bessie Farmer, 30, both of Bisbee.
 Robert Murray Root, 27. and Lola E. Mover, IS, Wilcox.
 Jack Vestry, "A, and Alice Black. burn, 22, Douglas.
 Esteyan Lusano 27, and Manuela Saragosa, IS, Kelton.
 Frederick Plasecia, 37, and Angelita Ramos, 35, Bisbee.
 George Moore, 31, Dos Cabezas and Mrs. Philomena Madril, 21, Mascot. Domingo Ramires, 21 and Dolores Lopez Is, Charleston.
 Wirt Burford, S9, and irene Frazier, 25. Fort Huachuca.
 Tony Tsianos, 23. and Angelina Bernal, IS, Douglas.
 Dwight H. Bouser, 25. and Electra Luna. 19, Wilcox
 Stanley Woider, 34, and Marion Pi- per, 29. Douglas.
 Clarence Evans Post. P, and Maud Billingsley, 20, St. David.
 Reye Ybarra, 22, and Maria Verdu- go, IS. Douglas.
 Manuel Barba. 35 and Estefana Mi drano, 15, Pirtleville.
 Juan Valdez. 52, and Lorenzo Lier- ra, 52 Pirtleville.
 Thos. Wiggins, IS, and Vannie Mae Old, IS, Douglas.
 Portifio Ortiz, % and Juana Orte- go, 25, Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
Back Ache
Glmber Up Witch Penetrating
 HaFnlin'S Wizard OH

For Lame Back, Sideache, Shou1- der Pain, Stiff Neck, etc, use Ham, lin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly, eases the pain and drives out the soreness. Keep 1t in the house.
 Wizard Oil is a good dependable preparation to have in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. You have no idea how useful it will be found in cases of every day ailment or mis- lap, when there is need of an i'm mediate healing, antiseptic applica- ton, as in cases Of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings.
 Generous size bottle 35c.
 If you are troubled with constipation Or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard pills at druggists fer soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28

by the real crook and initiated in forging the check.
 Jennie, under the advice Of her father, enters fashionable boarding school and soon finds herself in the upper world, where she meets the man of her heart. The stigma of the underworld follows her, and the crisis is reached when the beautiful Jennie is confronted with the alternative of giving away her true identity at the risk of losing her fiahce and her place in society, or remaining silent at the cost of the life of a friend of the other world, who has been wrongly convicted of murder.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
Tuesday Morning, September 28, 1920

this picturization of Ridgewell cui- lom's popular novel are House Peters and Jane Miller.
 Four years later we find Fife mar rying Bob's brother, Jeff, each inno- cent of the relationship. The revela- tion comes when Jeff learns the truth and turns from Fife. How they are reunited with new and deeper love and understanding brings "The For felt" to 8 climax that equals the many smashing incidents with which this story abounds.F
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
LIGGETT DEFEATS DOUGLAS OPPONENT
 IN BILLIARD GAME

Jesse Liggett of Bisbee can lay claim to the southwestern pocket bil- Hard championship by his defeat of c. D. Mccoy, claimant to the title, in the last of series of three 100 point games. In the second of the three games, Mccoy defeated Liz gett, 100 to S7. In the last game Liggett made runs of from 15 to 30 point every time he shot, and won the game by 100 to 42.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
SMILE AWHILE
By LEE KINGSTON

When whisky certain bunch
  satisfied tide And he And leaves the place he nell sell and we men used to her but They thlnk to drink home
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
SCOLD FEM. JOSEPHUS

perpersted a sorry peanut O' politics With the national political his heading Read what he n nsays" This heading followed Harding Of be president
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
ON FRONT TORCHES

Regardless whether Senator Harding on or leaves to close or rautum
 From the will be heard he who pays the bills n the electric night and
 DoubIcss the 1920 ing that il has made Tor sitting in a porch swing and holding
 But complete be ong bells may not that tho returns not all be parlor
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 In advocating Hague Harding O
 The a holiday all theirow
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
YOU TELL FEM

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
WATCH TEXAS

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
TURNING BACK THE CALENDAR
SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY

The case of Mcdonald and kim sey versus F. E. Cole to recover com mission said to be due from the de fendant for services rendered as agent for the sale of real estate in the city which was to have been decided by Justice Brown, was postponed until 12 o'clock today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28

Since 1913 the hourly wage of steel and iron-mill workers has increased 221 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28

Last evening about o'clock those who happened to be in Brewery Gulch were startled to see Dr. Hart riding up the street at full speed, shouting to give him a clear track. The doc tors wild ride was occasioned by the sudden illness of the two Barber girls aged 5 and s. The little ones had eat en of the poison Jicamea root, plant which grows wild on the hills about here, and resembles in the appear ance. of it's leaf. the caster bean. The children had eaten freely of the plant and were in a serious condition when the doctor arrived. Doctor Hart readily recognized the nature of their sickness and at once proceeded to give them strong heart stimulants. They were reported entirely free from danger at midnight
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28

A party of hunters composed of Milt Ralston, Obe Shimp, Dan Hayes and Billy Swan returned yesterday with a wagon load of fine ducks, from the Sulrhus Springs valley where they had been hunting for the past week
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28

J. T.. Angus who left this city We'd nesday for Tombstone, received word while at the latter place. that one of his sons, who is a student at the Uni versity of Arizona, was very ill. MT. Angus proceeded at once to Tucson to be at the bed side of the young man. The nature of the young mans illness was not known in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28
RED LETTER SALE

A stupendous store-wide event of Red Letter values. Oct 4th to 9th.
 PHELPS DODGE NERO. CO.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28

Write or wire {. -,i,u,;ng Gen. mite, Chambey o: Commerce, fnr room reservations.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28

Season Tickets now on sale by Willis H. Rausom, 2l6 San Francisco S. Phone 565.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-28

Reduced far2s are being offered by severn! of the railways en- ter;ps Ei Paso and Jusrez.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
WOMAN KILLED
BY AUTO TRUCK
Septuagenarian's Skull Is
Fractured When Run
Down Crossing Street.

While crossing a driveway across
the sidewalk adjoining 3O06 Sher-
man avenue northwest, yesterday
morning. Mrs. Zena Kahanowitch, 20
years old. of 317 X street northwest.
was knocked down by an auto truck
operated by James D. Jones, colored.
of 119Is E street northwest, and re-
ceived injuries of which she Sled
shortly afterwards on the operating
table at Garfield Hospital.
The front wheels of the heavy
vehicle passed over the aged wom-
ans body, according to several eye
witnesses of the accident resulting
in a fractured skull. Chester. c,
Clark, of 50s Ninth street northeast,
owns the truck
Jones was locked up at the Tenth
precinct station pending the cor
oner's inquest which will be held
at the morgue this morning at IL
o'clock.
Mrs. kahanowiteh was a Russian
and had lived in the District for
nearly eleven years. She is survived
by her daughter, Mrs. Zena Meyers
OF 3l17 Eleventh street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12

kenealy, and then thes took pos
session of back room which they
hlled with bottles and siphons and
Jugs and druggists measuring
glasses. All the appurtenances
and liquids of a saloon were there,
but they dispensed no drinks. All
day long ;he two sweltered in
there, pouring and mixing un-
known brews and decoctions from
the liquors in their store.
Riley had the education, and he
inquired on reams of paper, reduc-
Ing gallons to ounces and quarts
to huid drains. McQuirk. a mo-
rose man with a red eye. dashed
each unsuccessful completed mix
ture into the waste pipes with
'curscs gentle. husky and deep.
They lahored heavily and untir-
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
KIDNAPPED
MAYBEFOUND
Woman and Child, Possibly
Coughlin Boy, Taken at
Cape May, N. J.

Philadelphia. Aug. 1.-Two sup
posed detectives. late this after
noon. took from a cottage at Cape
May. y. J.. a woman and a baby
about the age Of the kidnapped
Coughlin baby. while a crowd watch
ing them did nothing. The woman
is said to have come here several
weeks ago. and to have established
her identity as Mrs. Wagner" by
making a deposit in the bank Moth
ing further has been heard Of the
woman and child or Of the men
who drove them away.
How can I tell what don't
know" was the only response made
today by Antonio Pasqusle. ar
rested and held on a kidnapping
charge. when the authorities and
women friends of the Coughlins
csjoled. pleaded and threatened in
an effort to have him disclose
the Whereabouts Of little Blakely
Coughlin.
The man also denied the baby was
dead. and reiterated that he had
seen him Monday. The police were
watching main roads near Ham
monton tonight in an endeavor to
locate a couple whom the police
want to query.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12

; mered the shy one, backing to the
wall.
1T couldn't do better" said
Katherine. I'm thinking there's
nothing the worse off for little
water" In the back room Riley
and McQuirk, toiled like bearded
witches over their strange COM
pounds. From fifty bottles they
drew liquids. carefully measured
after Riiey's figures, and shook
the whole together in a great
glass vessel. Then Mcouirk
would dash it out. with gloomy
profanity. and they would begin
again.
"Sit down. said Riley to Con.
"and I'll tell Sou.
Last summer me and Tim eon-
cludes that an American bar In
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
Plan to Organize Federation
OfFiue Latin Nations into One
NoD Likely, Officials are Told

dsmper cast upon the proposal by
Manuel Estrada Cabrera. former
president of Guatemala. who now is
languishing in prison.
Approved by People.
Sentiment among the people is re-
ported to lean so strongly toward
re-establishment of a centralized
federal government that the rem
nants Of the once powerful clerical
and Spanish bureacratic groups con-
stituting the Conservative party In
Guatemala can not further block
the program.
Most favorable responses are said
to have been made TO the recent
overtures by Salvador and advo-
Gates Of the unified nation program
believe that definite results may be
expected from the conference soon
to be held in one Of the hve nations.
Opinion in Washington regards
the establishment of one nation out
of the FIVE republics as entirely sC-
ceptable to President Wilson.
Other great powers. with whom the
Department of State might confer
vecaUse of the large financial OBJ
legations of some OF the existing
governments to Great Britain and
other European nations. it is be-
lieved would indorse the i5ea OF one
more substantial government with
which to deal.
Debts Biggest Obstacle.
The outstanding debts or the sew
eral governments is held to be the
4, -,
fore any of the more formal steps
can be taken looking TO a confed-
Grafton. One authority in Washing
ton estimates that 90 per cent OF the
people of the five states favor es-
tablishment Of a strong central
government. The wishes of local
political leaders, ever present and
never lacking in ambition. IL rs con-
tended, cannot prevail against the
popular will. The once powerful
influences in Guatemala are not re-
garded as of sufficient strength 70
block the movement.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
Paris Pledges
Men to Poland
and Wrangel
Women In Stricken Capital
Enlist to Help Police IN
Battle Preparations. .
Paris. Aug. Irs-Wrangeps rule
has been recognized, and Pans
pledges troops to him

Berlin, Aug. 1.-THE BolShevk
ring is Tightening around Warsaw,
the Polish capital, in spite of a
desperate resistance.
A great Russian army is coneen-
trating only ten miles from the
German frontier with the obyious
purpose of hurting its strength
against the Poles who are expected
to abandon Warsaw for Poseu
when the crash comes.
Dispatches from Warsaw state
that Polish troops are being nassed
in front Of the capital for a ooun-
ter offensive.
Residents Of Warsaw are reported
TO be in a state Of panic and are
seeking to escape from the city.
They are now fighting for STAND
ing room in trains and places on
the roofs Of cars.
Armed guards. including women.
are enrolling in Warsaw 70 assist
the police.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
There's Not Anything" Says She.
but Is Better Off for Little Water"

ingly to achieve some mysterious
solution like two alchemists striv-
ing to resolve gold from the ele-
ments.
Into this back room one evening
when his watch was done saun-
tered Con. His professional Gu
riosity had been stirred by these
occult bartenders at whose bar
none drank. and who daily drew
upon Kenealy's store of liquors to
follow their consuming and fruit
less experiments.
Down the back stairs came
Katheriae with her smile like
sunrise on Gweebarra Bay.
Good evening. Mr. Langtry.-
says she. And what is the news
today, il you please?"
1T looks Like r-rain."s stam-
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12

quell with his eye the conorous
youth whom the claret punch made
loquacious. or smash with lemon
squeezer the obstreperous. or hurl
gutterward the cantankerous
without a wrinkle coming to his
white lawn tie, when he stood be-
fore woman he was yoiceless, in
coherent. suffering. buried be-
meath hot avalanche of bashfuI-
ness and misery.
What then was he before kath-
crime? A trembler. with no word
to say for himself. a stone with
out blarney, the dumbest lover
that ever babbled of the weather
in the presence of his divinity.
There came to Kenealy's two
sunburned men. Riley and Nc
ouirk. Thesshad conference with
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
u. S. NOTE GIVES TURN
TO WORLDS POLITICS
CUni,erssI sery1ee.D

Paris. Aug. I1.-The-Cnited States
and France lined up today against
Great Britain and Russia
The sudden decision Of the French
government TO recognize Baron
Wrsngel. commander Of the anti
Bolshevik forces. as chief Of the de-
facto government in Southern Rus
sis, is regarded here as the hrst
card IN new game Of world poll
ties wherein the alignment will b.
President Wilson and Premier Nil
lersnd Of France on one side ana
Premier David Lloyd eGprEe Of
Great Britain and Premier NicolSi
LenIne OF Russia on the other.
The spdden action by France IN
recognizing Gen. Wrsnceel and sew
ering all relations with the Rus
sian commercial mission .sn London
headed by Leonid Ersssin. follow
ed Immediately the receipt Of the
note of the State Department Of the
United States to the Italian smbas-
ssdor in Washington.
With Americas backing. France
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12

this nation of Nicaragua would
pay. There was a town on the
coast where there's nothing 70 eat
but quinine and nothing 10 drink
but rum. The natives and for
eigners lay down with Shills and
get up with fevers; and a good
mixed drink is natures remedy
for all such tropical inconveni-
ences.
so we lays in a fine stock Of
wet goods in New York, and bar
fixtures and glassware, and we
sails for that Santa Palma town
on a lime steamer. When We gets
in five hours of the country that
we was going to Introduce TO
long drinks and short change the
captain calls us over to the star
board binnAcie and recollects .
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
Pole and Russ
Both Pleased
ByU.S. Stand
ENJOYS Here Declare Selves
Satisfied With Hands
Off Policy
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE,


Copyright. 1890. by Public Ledger Co..
Americas ringing Hands off
Russia" pronouncement has been
flashed around the world. The
State Department is giving the
Colby doctrine" the widest possi-
BILE publicity. By tonight it should
have penetrated to the uttermost
reaches of the civilized globe. as
far as they are accessible through
modern means of communication.
The State Department is not pre-
pared to detail the exact manner
in which Americas appeal to the
Russians to dethrone their Req
Hohenzollerns is to be delivered.
but our government is hopeful that
the message will get through.
WrankeI Has Message.
One important channel is open.
Gen. Baron Peter Wrangel, the an
-Bolshevist chieftain in the Cri-
mea, is by this time in possession
of the United States declaration.
He is certain to lose no time or
opportunity to spread it broadcast
from the various centers in South
Russia, where he and a force of
10000 embattled compatriots. in
cluding Cossacks. have set up a
solid bulwark against the Red
flood.
The State Department and Wash
ington's diplomatic world in its en-
tirety are waiting with bated
breath for the effect of the Amer
lean statement in Europe. 1t is
manifest that the United States note
places British diplomacy in particu-
lar on the horns of an awkward
dilemma Lloyd George in his ex-
haustive review of the crisis in Par
lament on Tuesday conspicuously
avoided touching the ground which
is the basic foundation of Americas
now declared policy, namely the
inviolability of Russian territory.
Won't Explain Means. y
Efforts to induce the. State De-
partment to specify what Secretary
Colby meant when he said in his
note that the United States would
use "all available means TO safe
guard Poland were in vain. The
Secretary of State refused to be
drawn on that subject He con-
veyed the impression to vinquiriers
that America, although we do not
yet belong to the league of nations,
would almost certainly join the al
lied powers in enforcing the block
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.