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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-05
Plan to Regulate
 Commerce of World
Associated Press Leassd Wire)

Associated Press Ledssd Wire)
 LONDON, June 4. - A program Of comm~cial procedure for nationals of the United States, Great Britain. France, Italy and Belgium will be drafted at the initial meeting of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris from June 9 to July l, with the view of suppression of unfair competition. acceleration of transpor- tation of raw materials, reconstruc- ton of the war devastated regions, the economic organization of new states and stabilization of exchange.
 This agreement was reached here today at a meeting of the general or ganization committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-05
S4,122,385, 143 FUR SESSION lS RECORD MADE BY LAST CONGRESS
Senate and House Speed Up Appropriation Bills In
 Night Meetings
HARBORS BILL IS
 STILL DEADLOCKED
Merchant Marine Bill Goes Through Both Houses
 For Final Action
l4ssoeiafed Press Lca:si Wire)


 WASHINGTON, June 5. - Both senate and house held long sessions again last night in a final effort to clean Up a congestion of minor legis- lation and one or two important bills before final adjournment at D. m. today. The senate approved the con ference report or the merchant ma rine bill as amended to meet house objections, and 1t was later passed by both branches, and then ground out a humber of private pensions measures. Between times it went into executive sessions to confirm the nominations of about 800 postmas- ters. Some 500 others remain to be hcted upon tomorrow.
 The house during the day sent the merchant marine bill back to confer ence for amendment and took up the measure as revised again tonight So it could be passed and sent to the president tomorrow in time for His consideration before congress ad- 5ourns.
 All of the big annual supply meas ures except the rivers and harbors bill had been completed before the night sessions ended
 Aarbors Bill Blocked
 The rivers and harbors measure Still was deadlocked in conference and leaders had about given up hope of it's passage.
 House conferees held out for the S12,OOO 0OO total fixed by the house while the senate managers apparent ly were equally as insistent that the the senate total of S24,000,000 be re tained.
 The third deficiency. bill, carrying S5S, GOO 000 was passed. Another money measure was passed, the na wal bill, carrying S496,0O0,0OO, still awaits the presidents approval.
 Appropriate Four Billion
 The total of all the supply meas ures including two deficiency bills and the railroad deficiency measure passed at this session, was placed a S4,122,3S5,143 This included perma nent appropriations of $1,492, 2,OOO,OO' for the public debt sinking fund gooC roads and government departments and institutions not provided for il the 13 regular annual supply meas ures.
 The largest of the supply bills wa: the post office measure, which car Tied $462, ,539, ,490 The next larges was the army bill with a total oi $394 ,939 900. The sundry civil meas ure carried the same amount as tn naval bill For the railroad defici ency S3O9, 100000 was appropriated while $279,15O,0 was provided fo pensions. The only other suppl measure exceeding s100,0O0,O0O Wa the executive. executive l legislative and judiciary, which carries $1O4 724,000
 Several important measures faile'
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Millionaire Stacker Is Heading
 For Southwest In Attempt to
 Escape Across Mexican Border

dark complexioned men, sharp fea- tured and of foreign appearance. The third member of the party, who was supposed to be Bergdoll, was a little over five feet in height, weighed about 175 pounds, had broad shUul- iers, and mad a scar on his face and throat, according to the description.
 Bergdoll after conviction by court martial as draft evader, had begun to serve sentence at Governors Is land, New York. In order to attend to personal affairs, he was allowed under guard of non-cimmissioned of ficers of the army. On May 21, last, he escaped from the house after leaving his guard on the plea of an- swering a telephone ring. Search for him had been continuous in the two weeks since his disappearance.
 Officials in the southwest sprang to vigilance today when San Antonio federal agents received word from Louisville, Ky, that the motor party described had passed there, heading into the southwest. Information did not reach the Kentucky authorities until too late to intercept the car. One of the three was said to have been identified from photographs of Bergdoll
 At Albuquerque, N M., officials took action to have transcontinental roads passing through New Mexico watched for the appearance of the suspected party.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-05
Turmoil and Cries of Fraud Fill Hall As Lowdep Gains
 Strong Lead
L4seocinfed Press Leased Wiye)

IESeocidfed Press Leased WiTe)
 CHICAGO, June 4. LoWden
 forces counted 23 additional del
 egates into their column as 9 re-
 suit of today's decisions by the
 national committee. In deciding
 the Georgia contests, the Wood
 forces succeeded in having the
 committee accept only one dele
 gate pledged to the general when
 work was stopped for the night.
 All attempts at split decisions were lost. While various committeeman professed to see behind the argu ments for party harmony which were advanced a reflection of personal views as they might be favorable to Governor Lowden and General Wood the committee in repeated roll calls refused to make compromises and proceeded to make decisions on the evidence of party regularity in the local and district machinery.
 Lowden forces started off on a winning streak by winning the con tests in the eight congressional dis tricts of Mississippi. They claim al these delegates. They won hall vote in the second congressional dis trict of Oklahoma where the Wood forces won a half vote also by seat ing Dr. Hugh Scott of Holdenville and Albert Kelly of Bristow.
 The Lowden chiefs claimed
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WANT HIGHER GAS RATE

PHOENIX, June 4. Tine Prescott Gas and Electric company has filed application with the state corpora ton commission for authorization to increase gas rates owing to increases in the price of fuel oil. The appli- can asked permission to apply gas rate differential increasing or de creasing the rate of gas sold as the price of oil goes above or below the present price at Prescott.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-05
Governor Declares In Favor of Full Enforcement for
 Prohibition Law

CHICAGO, June 4 Preservation of the Volstead prohibition enforce ment act. with whatever laws are necessary to give it full effect. was advocated by Governor Frank O. Lowden today in his first announce ment on the liquor question.
 In an interview with newspaper that he was mot in favor of evad- ing" the prohibition amendment.
 Reiterating his statment refusing to accept the votes of Delegates Goldstein and Moore of St. Louis. who each received S25OO from Louis Emmerson, the campaign manager, according to testimony before the senate Investigating committee. the governor declared the national com mittee credentials committee would unseat the pair.
 For Lodge Reservations
 Touching on the League of Ma tions, the governor took issue with the program announced by Senator Johnson and declared he favored the peace treaty and league of nations covenant with substantially the Lodge reservations"
 "I don't think said Governor Lowden, that We can repuiiate the entire treaty. I favor the treaty with Some, reservations and those drafted by Senator Lodge substantially meet my desires"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-05
State Commission
 Will Hold Hearing
 On Mine Valuation
fAssoeioted Press Le.sed VireJ

'TSSocIofed PresS I.r9se1 IVWeJ
 PHOENIX, June A. The state tax commission today set for next representatives of mining interests will appear before the commission to discuss mine valuations. KunC Doerr of the American Smelling and Refining company; D. N. Duffey of the United Verde Copper company and Julius Kruttschnitt of the Silver Bell, formerly the Imperial Copper company, will appear Tuesday. H. M Whitely, tax agent for the Standard Oil company of California. will appear before the commission on Wednes- day
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-05
U. S. FILES APPEALS

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The gov ernment today filed in the supreme court three appeals from federal court decrees returned recently in Michi- gan declaring invalid portions of the Lever act. kA
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The Sunday Review

Don't forget that want ad for the BIG SUNDAY EDITION of this unable to get to office ele phone your ad. The number is 39 Want ads taken for tomorrows Review by phone at the office Main
 Street until II o'clock tonight Do it now-TODAY.
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! "The chain of procedure which the national committee formed at its St. Louis meeting in 1919 contained three links. The first connected the na- ,tional chairman with the recognized national commteemen in the state. to whom were sent the official calls for the convention which assemblies next week. The national committeeman transmitted this call to the recognized chairmen. thus constituting the sec ond link in the chain. The third link connected the state chairman with his organization in the counties. Through the operation of this mechanism. dele gates friendly to General Wood have been elected with entire regularity in every southern state. save two. The function of the national committee at this iuncture is not to determine quail fications of members of the national convention; it is merely to establish that regularity which entities a dele gate to be placed upon the temporary roll, leaving the ultimate question of his right to seat to be determined by the convention through it's committee on credentials.
 lowden is Favorite
 General Woods friends have al- ways understod that the national com mittee as at present constituted flaw ored the nomination of Governor Low dan We have navar questioned tbai,. i right to hold such a preference. But. we do question seriously and vigor- ously their right to color their decis- ons. winch should be merely minis treial if not judicial. by such prefer ences; and the conditions under which so many of the present natonal com miteemen hold their places only in- creases the strength which We now flight the course they are pursuing.
 "As a result of the primaries and conventions held throughout
 the union, substantially one third
 of the members of the present ns-
 get in the condolences of their
 constituents and they will go out
 of office the day the convention
 adjourns. Yet these repudated
 committeeman, in defiance of the
 popular judgment already rers dered. are seeking to impose their ! principles upon the convention, the party and the country.
 "Certain facts are outstanding in the compilation of pre-convention events. Chief among these is the demonstrated fact that three men have shown themselves to possess widespread and we'll founded support among Republicans. These men. In the order of their demonstrated strength. are General Wood Senator Johnson and Mir. Hoover. Except in his own state. Governor Lowden has never succeeded in running better fhan a poor third in any primary This is not said in any derogation of any of Governor Lowdcn's many good qualities. IL is a plain statement Of political fact. to which the country is not impervious even though the national committee is.
 Recalls 1916 Bolt
 There seems to be no secrecy , about he national committees plans. EThey think by their high-handed methods to remove from the Wood column a sufficient number of votes to the Lowden column 10 equalize the apparent strength of these two rivals on the first ballot One hesitates 10 revive the harsh language of 1919. but there is only one word which can CONTINUED ON FACE TwO)
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COPPER PRICES

Engineering & Mining Journal
 Quotations
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THE WEATHER

Arizona: Saturday fair west: unsettled east portion: Sunday f a i E somewhat cooler.
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23

0. 3. Wallace is making a short visit
with his mother this week, Mrs. Chas.
B. Seney.
Walter Putney of Sawyer came out
Friday and visited over Sunday at the
home Of M. H. Putney.
Word was received from Paul Kim
pie from local hospital at Mortified,
Mimi, that his wife was operated on
for gall stones and appendicitis and
is getting along nicely.
Mrs, Carl Swenson marketed fine
bunch of turkeys in Minot Monday
and did her Christmas shopping.
Quite number of the young folks
met at the home Of NJ. H. Putney Fri
day evening, Dec. II, and reminded
his son George that it was his 18th
birthday. Variou sgames were played
and Mrs. Putney gave nice lunch
to the guests before they departed for
their homes.
Tracy NJ. Palmer purchased new
Geneva monograph from a Chicago
firm, consideration being $125.OO.
Shortie Daniels, rank Democrat,
of Sawyer, who recently made the dol
lar bet with Mr.. Lockensgard, some
three weeks ago, is still game and Of
fers to bet another dollar that he will
win out. We note he caused a prom
inent businessman of Sawyer to back
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23
CITY news IN BRIEF

Will E. Holbein left Sunday for
Minneapolis on business.
Judge Murray is checking up wild
ows' pensions this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Due are now in
California for the winter.
DR.. Hills Of Berthold was in the
city on business Wednesday.
A nine-pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Bishop Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kluver Of Bur
lington were visitors in Minot Monday.
Chas. Truax, student at the state
university, has returned for the hol-
days.
E. Galehouse, prominent hardware
dealer Of Donnybrook, was a business
visitor to the city Tuesday.
Sheriff Scofeld, who submitted to
an operation at Rochester, Mimi, last
week, is expected home today.
A. Christmas tree for the young
folks will be given in the basement Of
St. Leo's Catholic church next Sunday
afternoon.
@ Mrs. Emma D. Merrill of Fargo,
mother Of Atty. G. S. Wooledge, ar
rived to spend Christmas at the Wool
edge home.
Mss Aneita Upton who is fresh
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23

f. f. Diehl shipped ten fine collie
pups to parties at different points in
South Dakota during the past ten
days.
Charles w. Seney's Chauffeur will be
the auctioneer at the Center school
box supper entertainment, this Thurs
day evening.
Last Saturday night the young peo-
pie Of Newman township gave a social
dance in the vacant house on the COL
burn farm. Ed A. Jerden played in
the orchestra.
W. s. Reed will open up his coal
mine Jan. LIST to the public, a fine
grade of Ignite can be had six days
. week at $2.26 per ton.
Ralph and Ray Reed and sisters and
Miss Lillian Schmidt passed Sunday
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Morey.
Mrs. Joe Gadbaw goes to Minot
Friday of this week for a months
visit at the home of Ray Irwin.
0. B. Wallace and Clinton Gadbaw
were Sawyer visitors Sunday.
Ed A. Jerden received 341a cents per
pound for his turkeys dressed, direct
from his farm. Minot buyers came in
a truck Friday, Dec. II and received
them. Mr.. Jerden says it was as easy
as getting money from home.
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man at the Northwestern University,
Evanston, ILL.,, returned home Sunday
for the holiday vacation.
The writer received big box of
cured pork from Paul c. Evans Of
Marshall, Mo-, and now ought to man.
age to get along until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Thorston of the
Robbins block are the parents of q
daughter born last week at the home
Of Mrs. Thorston's parents at Plaza.
Loren Upton, a student at the Iowa
State University at Iowa City, re-
turned home Sunday to spend the hol.
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Upton.
Prof. A. C. Burr, superintendent Of
the Velva schools, is the guest of
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Goss of this city.
Prof. Burr is the son Of Judge and
Mrs. A. c. Burr Of Rugby.
Miss Margaret Falconer, bookkeep-
er with the Glasgow Milling Co., ar
rived from Glasgow, Mont, today to
remain over Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Falconer.
Mrs. f. D. Kelley has gone to Min
neapolis, to visit with her daughter,
Miss Marie Kelley, student at the
University, and will later go to her
old home in Berlin, Wis, to visit with
sisters.
j. S. Beam motored over from
Raub, N. D., Friday morning and re-
turned accompanied by Miss Fay
Beam, a student at the Minot Normal,
who will spend her holiday vacation
at home.
DR.. ]. w. Newlove left Saturday
night for Los Angeles, Cal, to join
his family, who went there early in
the fall in the Newlove auto. He
states that he will probably return in
the spring.
NJ. Hagen and Chris Sandlund who
have been engaged in building con-
tracing in Fargo, have returned. They
report busy season in Fargo, but
the work slackened during the winter,
owing to general conditions.
Miss Marion Goss, daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Goss, arrived
Sunday to spend the holiday vacation
here with her parents. Miss Goss is
in her senior year at Evanston and
will graduate the coming year.
Auto drivers on the Minot-Burling-
ton road complain because coal trucks
hold fast to the middle of the road,
forcing the automobiles into the ditch.
One auto driver threatens tragedy
if this occurs to him again.
More than 1000 turkeys raised by
farmers in the vicinity of Minot have
been shipped by the Northern Pro-
duce Co., to points in Washington and
Idaho for Christmas dinners, where
there is a scarcity of these birds.
Chas. Withers left Tuesday night
for Portland, Ore, where he has &C.
copied position as representative
for Minneapolis house. He will re-
turn to Minot in April. Mrs. Withers
preceded him to the west three weeks
ago.
C. l.. PRESCOTT travelling salesman,
sustained sprained ankle when the
Chais taxi, in which he was riding
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23

down the other day.
Miss Lillian Schmidt leaves immed-
lately after her Christmas entertain
ment Monday evening, Dec. %, for
two weeks holiday visit at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Schmidt Of Minneapolis.
Carl Swenson is sure happy man
nowadays as the weather stayed open
so long he got his new barn entirely
completed, and it is now ready tor the
painters when spring opens up.
Andy w. Lewis requests us to cor
rect an error as to the cause of his
fire on Tuesday evening of last week,
when he lost his hog house. Instead
of pail of ashes being set in as was
reported, Mr.. Louis keeps a stove in
bis hog house 70 kesp some slla1 DlGs
warm, and Charles w. Brooks Of NJ
not had come out to spend few days
visiting Mr.. Louis, and on Tuesday he
washed some of his clothes and hung
them near the stove to dry. Mr.. Louis
was in Sawyer Tuesday for load Of
lumber and will rebuild at once if the
weather permits.
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WILLIS TOWNSHIP

Harvey H. Gadbaw and family and
Miss Lillian Schmidt motored to Minot
Saturday and spent the day doing
Christmas shopping.
w. S. Reed is engaged with three
teams in hauling his wheat to Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Busch's baby
was taken quite ill Sunday afternoon
but at this writing is somewhat i'm
proved.
Tracy M. Palmer Of the Sawyer high
school came out Friday evening and
remained over Sunday visiting his
mother, Mrs. E. E. Diehl.
dorsey brothers and their families,
and Art Morey and family took din
ner at the home of Lee Morey Sunday.
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NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUB.
SCRIBERS

The January, 1921, issue of the Tel
ephone Directory will go to press
about January 5th, 1921.
If you are incorrectly listed in the
present directory or desire any addi-
tional or special listing, kindly notify
the office by December 31st. No
changes will be made after the book
goes to press.
Kindly notify Chief Operator Of any
desired changes.
Northern States Power Company.
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E. Ellison is Better

Norman and Otto Ellison, who have
been with their father, E. Ellison, at
Rochester, Mimi, have returned. They
report the condition of their father,
who has been seriously ill, to be much
better and he is expected to be able to
return to Minot soon.
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Licensed to We'd.

A marriage license was issued Dec.
81 for Chas. f. Wilson Of Minneapolis
and Edna D. Bunker of Minot. Each
gave their age as 81 years.
Walter r. Hanson, "a, and Katie
Kruger, 16, were granted a marriage
license Dec. 16
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23
Christmas Festival

The Sons and Daughters of Norway
will give Christmas Festival at their
Hall Wednesday, Dec. 20 lat 8 O'Clock,
to which all members of the orders
are invited. There will be good pro-
gram, banquet and dance.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23

Jap Marries Valley City Girl
Albert Ming, Jap % years old
was married to Lena Hagen of Valley
City by Judge Murray Tuesday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-23
Robert Rowan Marries Omemee
Woman

Robert Murray of this city was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Hazel Earring
ton, charming young woman from
Omemee, N. D., Tuesday, the ceremony
being performed by Judge Murray.
The couple will reside in Minot.
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class WoI8moA makes the In0op0A- /
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from Burlington Saturday night, went
into the ditch and overturned because
Of a defective steering gear. The
driver escaped injury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

calomel isea dangerous drug. It ss mer- of nasty Calomel today and you will feel weak. sick and nauscated tomorrow. Don't Liver Tone instead and you will wake up without any biliousness, constipation, slug gishness, headache, coated tongue sour stomach. Your druggist says if you don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts better than horrible Calomel your money is waiting for vo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
GLASS OF SALTS
 CLEANS KIDNEYS
If your Back hurts or Blad- der bothers you, drink
 lots of water

When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore, don't get scared and proceed to load your stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean by flushing them with a mild, harmless salts which removes the body's urinous waste and. stimulates them to their normal activity Tho function of the kidneys is to filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from it 800 grains of acid and waste. so we can readily understand the vital irn- portance of keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of water-you can't drink too much; also get from any phar- macist about four ounces of lad Salts; take a tablespoonful in glass of wa ter before breakfast each morning for . few days and your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stim- ulate clogged kidneys; also to neutral ize the acids in urine so it no longer is source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness
 lad Salts is. inexpensive; cannot in- 1ure; makes delightful effervescent lthia water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this, also keep up the water drinking. and no doubt you will wonder what be- came of your kidney trouble and back ache.