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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
Find, Man Shot on
 Ranch at Glendale

PHOENIX, May 11.-Rueben Mar tin, 22 years old, was found dead this evening by his brother-in-law, Frank P Nipp, in a tent on Nipp's ranch near Glendale. A 3S-calibre revolver lay beside the body. One shot had been fired Nipp notified the sher. iff's office and an inquest was held. Nipp said that about a week ago he took his wife to Ruidoso, N. M. and brought her brother, RCuben Martin. back with him to work on his ranch. On Monday, Nipp said. he received letter from his wife saying that her mother was blowing and irrigating her ranch. He said Martin at once wanted to go back and help his moth CT. Nipp said that while in towr to- day he bought Martin a ticket to Ruidoso.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
WILSON LAUDS
 PRESIDENT FOR / DARING POLICY
Says Wilson Urged Naval Program of Audacity in
 Fighting U-boaats

WASHINGTON, May I1-President Wilson's "bold and audcious" war pol icy for the navy was laid before the senate naval Investigating committee today by Secretary Daniels in continu- ing his answer to charges by Rear Admiral Sims against the navy depart ment's conduct of the war
 Mr. Daniels coupled with this pre- sentation counter charge that Sims himself had opposed and held back execution of the greatest bold and vigorous" naval project against enemy submarines laying of the North. Sea mine barrage.
 The president laid down his policy in person to officers of the Atlantic fleet. speaking aboard the flagship Pennsylvania in August 1917. He told them he was not satisfied with pro- gress against the submarine being made by the allies and urged lneIn uO abandon prudence and seek and audacious solution to the problem at whatever risk. He added that he was willing to sacrifice half the navy Great Britian and We have together to crush enemy submarine fleets.
 Do not stop to think of what is prudent for a moment" he said. You will win by the audacity of your meth ods when you cannot win by circum- spcctioIf and prudence"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
AUSTRIA WILL
 BE ADMITTED
 TO THE LEAGUE
Germany, Bulgaria to Join At Second Session; Turkey
 May Be Accepted

GENEVA. May II. Austria and probably Hungary may be admitted to the League of Nations at it's first general meeting this summer, it is learned from high source. Ger many. Bulgaria and possibly Turkey will be made members at the second session. the date of which has not been fixed
 Germany. it is reported. will par ticipate in the international financial conference at Brussels on the same basis as the allied nations, and it is further pointed out that this is part of the plan of the allies to re-estab- fish as soon as possible political and commercial relations with former enemy countries. taking the league of nations as the shortest course to ac- comuplish this end. The general meet ing of the League of Nations will be held at Geneva
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
PEACE ME EASURE DRAWS FIRE FRON BOTH
 PARTIES
Resolution Declaring War at an End to be Adopted
 This Week
SCORES
 REPUBLICAN PLAN
Proposes Substitute Intended to Restore Business With
 the Germans

WASHINGTON, May, 11.-Opposi. tion fire was opened today in the sen ate on the Republican peace resolu- tons, Senator McCumber, North Dak- ota. Republican, member of the foreign relations committee. delivering the first salvo. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, the administration spokes- man, will follow tomorrow.
 Adoption of the resolution probably by Friday was predicted freely by leaders of both side. It will be given exclusive right of way beginning to- morrow and there were no indications of a prolonged debate
 When Senator Lodge, Republican leader called up the resolution today and announced that it would be press ed continually, Senator Underwood, of Alabama, Democratic leader, stated that while most of the Democrats would resist the resolution" there would be no obstruction nor many speeches.
 Senator McCumber opposed both senate and house resolutions. Doln, ne said, would bring dishoner upon the United States by desertion of the allies. As a substitute he urged his resolution to restore commercial re- lations with Germany. but conceded that it had no chance of adoption.
 President Wilson was criticized by Senator McCumber, who charged him with chief responsibility for failure of the treaty of Versailles
 He declared the president was mak- ing a "collossal blunder" in carrying the treaty into the political campaign
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
Giant CannibaIs
 Attack Explorers
 In OrinOcO Wilds

NEW YORK. May 1.-The cxplor- ing party headed by Dr. Alexander Hamilton Rice, which clashed last February near the bank sof the Orin. oco with giant cannibals. returned here today from Para on the steamer Aiban
 While exploring an unnamed trib- utary of the Orinoco river the party was attacked by wild Indians and only escaped, it was said, by firing into the savages, killing two or three
 During the trip the Rio Negro and other outlets of the Amazon were eI- .plored and charted, as well as the Casquiare canal and the upper Orin- ocO. Specimens were brought back by the explorer for the Peabody Mu- scum at Harvard University.
 The cannibals W ho attacked the party were almost white in color" Professor Rice said. Nearly all were armed with bows and arrows and car ried spears and blow guns. These men were more than SiX feet tall and re- cognized them as cannibals of the Guaridos tribe, mountain legion considered the most cerocioua of all the savages in either Venezuela, Co lomba or Brazil:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
FARMERS IF TWO NATIONS FORN| PROTECTIVE
 ALLIANCE:
Canadians Join Americans Representing Millions of
 Agriculturists
TO SEND COMMITTEE.
 TO c. o. P. COUNCIL
Propose to Back Legislation Giving Privileges to Food
 Producers

CHICAGO, May 1.-The formation of an international board of agricul- ture to promote firmer cooperation between American and Canadian farmers; the organization of a cam paign for passage by congress of the Capper-Hersman bill. providing col lective bargaining for farm groups, leading to a possible indorsement by the farm interests, were discussed to- day at a meeting of the National Board of Farm Organizations and Agriculture leaders of Canada.
 More than 100 representatives of 15 farm organizations in 3S states, with repoi ted membership of 2.000,- 900 took part in the meeting, which will continue three days.
 A committee, of which the four Canadians in attendance Were mem bers, adopted resolutions advising the establishment of an international farm bureau. Another committee will be appointed to arrange for the or ganiZation of the board. Each of the farmers organizations represented at the meeting will send a delegation to Chicago at the time Of the Repubii- can national convention to urge the adoption of plansk favor able to the farming interests in the Republican platform Whether any one candi- date would be indorsed could be de- cided at that time
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
Socialists Vote Down Radical Platform
 While Reds Howl for "Dictatorship of
 proletariat" and Insult American Flag

with our comrades in Russia. Italy and every where else where they be lieve in international socialism.
 q see only one kind of socialism, international, world socialism. We cannot compete, as phrase mOngers, with the Labor Party, the Non-Parti- san League, the Committee of AS, ar any of the old parties. But we can compete with all in the phrases of revolutionary socialism"
 James O'NeaI, of Brooklyn, argu- ing for the victorious Hillquit con servative" platform. bitterly arraigned the word dictatorship"
 Time is Not Ripe
 Are We scientific socialiSts?. Or are We dogmatists?" asked O'Neal. "The time and conditions which favor ed the Russian revolution must be studied before we attempt to adopt them here.
 "I don't like the word dictatorship. Let it go throughout the country that you favor a dictatorship of the pro Ietariat and you cease to be a po- litical party Introduce such resu- lution and you must do your work or you will be driven under by Swest at Albany and the politicians at Washington who eXer- else such dictatorship, but that would not excuse us"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12

NEW YORK. May 11-The red flag nternationalists" of the socialist party of America went down to their first real defeat in the party's nation al convention here today.
 By the decisive vote of 10S to 39, the convention crushed a radical declaration of principles, submitted by the delegation from Illinois. which provided for the dictatorship of the proletariat" and limitation of citizen ship throughout the United States.
 Bitterness of invective marked the day-long debate between the con servative" forces of Morris Hillquit of New York and the radicals" lead by J. Louis Engdahl of Chicago.
 Insult the Flag
 You are afraid of the dictatorship of the proletaria," shouted Engdall in closing the debate on the Illinois measure yet you have the dictator ship Of Palmer, Wilson and Burleson. You cant fool anybody by phrases, nor can you fool anybody with the decorations of this convention hall, the American flag, the flag of Wall street. and the dictatorship of Wilson.
 There is only one road to victory. There is only one flag, the red flag of international socialism. We can do nothing better than ally ourselves
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
Underwood Leads
 Alabama Primary

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 11.-ln- and unofficial returns gather cd tonight by the Birmingham Age wood and Representative Heflin lead ing in the races for the senatorial in the Democratic prim- ary.
 Aveilable figures at o'clock were
 Long term-Underwood 1881; Mus. grove 946; Weokley 123.
 Short term-Heflin 291; O'Neil 167; Bushton IA; White 125.
 The length of the ballot, whicl, con- tained the names of candidates for the national house of representatives from ten districes and a number Of state and local offices, together with remote districts, delayed the report.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
BOARD TO HEAR TESTIMONY IN
 CASE OF MOEUR
Governor Give Complainants Forty-eight Hours in
 Which to Appear

PHOENIX, May IL Governor Campbell stated, at tonieht's meeting of the state land board Investigating the state land department under the administration of Commissioner w. "A Moeure. that seven or eight com plainants had communicated with him relative to the department and (hat The had notified them to appear he. fore the board within AS hours.
 If they did not do so, he said. they would lose their day in court. The land board arranged for continuance of the hearing tomorrow at which time it was understood one of the persons to appear before the board would be John w GunS1 Of Wilcox Cochise county.
 Tonight's session was brief It was over before nine o'clock. One of the witnesses was the wife of A. F. Par ker of Fl Paso, said to have been an negotiations for state lands It was a letter addressed to Commissioner Moeur and bearing the name of Bar rows as a signature which started the investigation of the land department. It mentioned payment of $500.
 Barrows has branded the signature as a forgery and declared he had noth- ing to do with the letter.
 Mrs. Parker said the signature did not resemble her husbands writing. saying the formation of certain let ters lacked characteristics of her hus- bands style. Parker is underst ood to be in Fl Paso and it was not known whether he would appear before the board or not.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
TAXPAYERS CALL FOR HALT OF EXPENSE w
 DEPORTATION TRIALS

TOMBSTONE, May II. Protests from every section of Cochise county have not in any way lessened his de termination to continue the prosecu- tion of the Risbee deportation cases, County Attorney Robert N. French announced today
 "I certainly intend to go right ahead with the blanket case.'" said Mir French
 The county attorneys evident fixed intention of going ahead with the prosecution of the case, even though he has to start mandamus proceed ings to obtain the thousands of dol lars il will take to conduct it, is ,puzzling even his most intimate friends, who were confident that, af- ter the decisive manner in which he was defeated in the Wootton trial. Mir French would not urge the fur ther expenditure of county funds in continuing the deportation cases.
 To Cost Heavily
 The county attorneys statement to the board of supervisors at it's last meeting. that he thought the expense of the blanket case" would not be more than half that of the Wootton trial, is looked upon skeptically by persons who have examined the ex- pense accounts of the WOotton case. As there are 150 defendants who will be tried jointly in the next case, it is pointed out, the state, if it puts up a hard legal fight, will have to call at least as many witnesses as were called during the first trial The wit nesses called by the county attorney for the trial of one defendant alone, Wootton. cost the county more than SIS 900. of which S5000 was paid out to witnesses who were never called to the witness stand. although they had been living in Tombstone at the expense from beginning to end of the case. In addition 10 the sum paid during the Wootton case, more than 5000 has been paid out last summer to witnesses used by the state in the preliminary hearings or .he deportation cases at Douglas, the total expenditures for states witnesses to date above the s17, 900 mark
 They Come High
 Amounts ranging from 75 cents toI $500. % have been paid by the county treasurer to 15O different witnesses since the prosecution of the cases was first started last summer by MT.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
VILLAS FAREWELL RAID

Juarez, Mex. May 11.-FTancisco Villas last act Of violence before his reported surrender Of a large part of his force to the Sonora Tevolutionist army al Chihuahua City, was the fir ing of three ranch houses at the Moequi settlement near Ortiz, and the carrying off of the owners for ransom, today.
 From each of two or trhee MeXicans pesos It was pot known how much farmers whom he abducted, Villa was said to have collected a ransom of 5000 he obtained from the third
 Villa is said to have given up 200 of his 300 soldiers. He was last report ed near Ortiz, about 20 miles south east of Chihuahua City.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
Germans Complain
 Of Polish Attack

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, May 10. The Mahrisch Ostrau coal miners nave formally notified the allied pie biscite commission in the Silesia dis 'trict that unless they arc guaranteed against further aggression of Polish miners they will shut down the en- tire coal field within 14 days The action of the miners follows repeated reports Of outrages. The residence of a high Czech local official was blown to pieces Friday with hand grenades.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
PlEpRAs NEGRAs ReVoLTs

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, May 12. A long distance telephone message re- ceived here this morning from T R. 'Beltran. at Eagle Pass, said that the garrison al Piedras Negras. opposite Eagle Pass. Tex, revOlted yesterday and declared for the revolutionist cause.
 The change in government was affected without disorder. Beltran de clared. Generals Villasenor and Ser Inaldiarez said to have crossed to the American side when the revolution 'ists entered Piedras Negras. General Rouque Gonzales Garcia is in com mand of the revolutionists in the town with General Francisco Coss as miii- tary chief, Rcltran declared. The town was quiet late tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
DRIVE REDS EASTWARD

WARSAW. May 11.-Polish forces have busted the Bolsheviki forces from the Kiev bridgehead on the east bank of the Dnieper, according to latest army reports received here and have driven them farther eastward from that river.
 The Bolsheviki have continued their artillery fire, but the spells are not reaching kieV.
 The Poles have established them selves throughout the bridgehead and have moved their artillery to the east bank of the Dnieper.
 Kiev is reported quiet and orderly.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
TO TAKE MARINES SOUTH

PHILADELPHIA, May II. - The United States transport Henderson ar rived tonight at the Philadelphia navy yard from Charleston, s. C. It is reported she will take a regiment of marines to Key West.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
CONSUL FEARS "FRlcTioNr

VERA CRUZ. May II. - Paul II. Foster American consul here, has TO- ported to the state department in Washington that everything is quiet and that the lives and property of foreigners have not been molested. Mir. Foster in his report. says life is returning to normal and he advises that American warships be with drawn from Mexican waters so as 10 avoid any friction that might be caused by their preseI ce. All rebel groups are in agreement wHh tha leaders of the revolutionary move ment and have concentrated in vii are under orders from General San chez
 For the first time in many years trains have been run as far as Puebla over the Mexican interoceanic raii- road without guards but advance forces have been employed along the line. On the Mexican national rail road trains are running without mo- lestation as far as Orcisaba in the western part of this state.
 Felix Diaz. nephew of former pres ident Porforio Diaz and leader of a rebel faction in the state of Vera Cruz. entered into negotiations with the authorities here. asking that he be allowed to leave the country. IL seems probable his request will be
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
3ORT IF ODESSA FALLS ID POLES
 AND UKRA|N|hNS IN DRIVE SOUTH
Bolsheviki Lose Greatest Gateway to Sea in South
 of Russia
KlEN IS CLEARED
 OF RED SOLDIERS
Lenine's ;iordcs Are Driven Eastvyara from C:"s'ine
 Of the Dnieper

CONSTANTINOPLE, May 1.-The Russian embassy here has received a report that the Poles and Ukrainians have captured odessa, the most i'm portant city and seaport Of Southern Russia on the Black Sea
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
cARRANzIsTA COLLECTS

LAREDO. Tex, May 11.-Persons arriving here today by automobile from Monterey declare that General Jose Santos. federal commander ar Monterey after learning of the cap tipulation of Nuevo Laredo immediate ly called upon the merchants Of Mon terey for a forced loan of 100000 pesos, commandeered 90 of the best in the city and departed with his staff and civil antiquities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
ATTACK NoN-UNioN MEN

GALVESTON, Tex, May IL - Two interurban cars filled with non-union lOngshoremen enroute to Houston from this city were fired upon at & o'clock tonight on the outskirts of the city. About a score of shots were fired. according to the police. but no body was injured
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12

WASHINGTON, May Il Official reports telling of the overthrow of President CarranZa of Mexico were before President Wilson and his cabi- net today. but the new turn of events south of the border was understood to have been given only passing at ,tention
 Dispatches from navy officers and state department representatives have all indicated thus far that assurances of protection to American and other foreigners had been given by leaders of the revolution.
 The fate of Carranza still re-
 mained in doubt Official advices
 threw no light on his present
 whereabouts. He was Variously
 reported, unofficially, as prisoner
 and as fugitive after escaping
 from the hands of his captors.
 The superdreadnaugh Oklahoma was enrcute from New York to Key West, but reports from Captain Long, commander of the destroyer force now distributed along the east coast of Mexico. told of no disorders.
 Revolutionary forces construed the of Juan Sanchez AZcona as minister of foreign affairs in the pre- liminary organization of the revolu- tionary government as further indica- tion that Generals Oregon and Pablo Gonzales, former rival candidates for the presidency, had reached an un- derstanding. Azcona was campaign manager for Gonzales.
 The attitude of Manuel Palez. throughout Carranza's administration the de facto ruler of the oil district south of Tampico, was being watched here with particular interest.
 BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May H. That an agreement may be reached whereby the revolutionists will gain control of Matamoros. the last large town in this section of Mexico under in reliable sources Tn Mata- moIos late tonight.
 BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May H. Four hundred armed men including federal soldiers and custom and i'm migration guards of the Matamoros garrison were standing behind em- bankments and in trenches south and west of Matamoros late. today, pre- pared to defend the Mexican city against threatened attack by re- whose strength was not i. 1nown. The rebels on the west Were l to have captured all railroad [ md river towns for 100 miles west of ! 
 The international bridge ana -,rry | ines were closed to traffic following | brief skirmishes between rebels and | ederals.
 Americans with machine guns were l stationed on the Texas end of the | ,ridge
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
Bisbee Population Rated at 9O25 In
 1920 Census

Washington. May Ill., The population of Bisbee, Arizona, according to the fig tres of the 1920 census, is 9205.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12

VIENNA, May IL - Disorders oc- cured at Liuza, upper Austria. last evening, Communists demanding res ignation of the Social Democratic vice governor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
TAMPlCO FOR REBELS

GALVESTON. Tex, May l1.-Per- sons arriving here today from Tam pico Mex, said the Tampico garrison early last week. had espoused the rebel cause and imprisoned several CalTarza officers.
 Business in Tampico and Tuxpam districts was virtually al standsiiH. they declared Banks. while still open. made no display of money in the cages.
 All stores were open. Americans in the district are in no danger. ac- cording to the steamship men. Two American destroyers hung at anchor in the harbor and upwards of 15 Amer ican merchant ships were available to take off citizens should fighting ensue when the advancing rebel col umns enter the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12

French. Following are the witnesses who have received more than $5O.00 each while serving as witnesses for ,the prosecution, those marked with an asterisk @ having never been called to the stand in the Wootton case:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
Twenty Years Ago

Review Want Ads make tremendous strides popularity they defy IT, C. of l.. remain price twenty years ago. A cent word per day is such a small for the marvellous results obtained by our Want Ads Just telephone go and do the rest
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
CARRANZA TURNS ON PIjRSUERS
 AND FI6HTS DESPERATELY FOR
 OUTLET ID OCEAN AND SAFETY
Villa Celebrates Retirement by Burning Farm Houses and Kidnapping Ranchers in Chihuahua Great Warshp of American Navy Seams Southward; Con
 gales Campaign Manager Joins Cabinet

VERA May revolutionary forces at the village rueoa dsodged erals Hill and Trevino which hold along railroad to this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
EXPECTS RECOGNITION

Prompt recognition of the new re government by the United
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12

P. De Negri, commercial agent for the new movement at New York City, and foymerly consul general there for the Carranza Government.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12

The total amount paid out Of the treasury to witnesses for the defense was less than $l00
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
COPPER PRICE

The price Of copper, accord ing to the Engineering and Mining Journal for the week ending April 29, 16.75e3; for month of April 1866.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12

Arizona: "Wednesday and Thursday fair; warmer We'd nesday.