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The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-23

Rev and Mrs. George Howard of Siti1a, arrived in Juneau on the Prin- cess Mary. They have been in the south for the past several months.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-23

E. E. Beard, a veteran newspaper man, arrived on the Spokane an( will remain here for some time.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-23

The first skating of the season was enjoyed by the young folks of the to the Treadwell dam, which was covered with about six inches of ice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
QUESTIONS AID Answers

loa hss' With 'l7 DGq 5iG and w !?5s Asys
and throw GU, Shd ' Gluith to Soasi or or evsm
soinE towp nil, ths req wheels win lock
few months ago. en, wHshS2d euI With
FORMS ton sbou "S Sn "'a ap axe h Ii'' rho In
S clutch seems as though /, slips ana loses
IN and valves ground. J. S ID.
sgm OF the how ro 'hy w 'S.fh u gs
Saa !? sTose Gos @T nSR Sa, he1 HaFh
So that the movement OF the clutch Also
s sfs" nacS ,"' sy5s ss '5io j. sSh
yon VIM nroea6y ma !, b5Sken nari =" ''S
oci me ,, rlntGh snps !. Will make the car
M "GfSH You he d fHs'ne ad ne poTl he
saSeS nroG Soa p gssa f ETdn liz ,b by aus
The front wheels OF my Ford wobblins when
IS they IS wobn sn on G'GT he TGa Ih
turning the steering wheel from side TO side
ysr S;.n 'hsy ssy: New Sush9Fs". but
sSor, a us oni ntop tho 5T9 ,h tS
caused by ths ;rhtness Of the ~ me new pars
harG% any side oaS The ile 'f a5yX sS; y; SG
ScW ne sSs is o nS the eSrrSe
, sws, l9Pss wheel win also cause ,hc
moved il may be that ths hes we're sSversed
he pointing 10 the, rear instead OF, . 'the
action h often Ed done sT AND esu fas2 n
the car 'efusing to hold tho road. II. when
turning. the car iwinrs around in shorter
RADIUS r. ih man YOU waniGd II to- then this
rave a ISIS McLouchlin 'our-
cylinder car that will not STAY in. intcr-
mediate gear where tho road is rough
have pWS in stronger srrinrs on each sld-
OF tho shifting fork. but that does not seem
TO- help Can you tell me what TO DO" Also
y iSmns s, wnsn nHt s, ns X ~" 2ye
a. II YOU take out the ehaft on which
the sliding gears are. I believe YOU will
find the hcaring 'nsd" tho clutch gear
WHICH bearing ,surpor,s the front of thc
shaft; TO DC badly worn This would causa
the shaft {" be out OF line. and. bv having
the gears at angle. subject 'hcm 10
wcdcinE. Sction forcing Thorn out OF mesh
II Is probably the Gauge ot tho !unp ping
in rcvcr-" also.
O, havs 1915 model Ford I, ha.
plenty OF bower when pulling on a Grad,
or heavy road. each cvlind"r Trims regularly
but When thrnttl" down slow on high Gear
II nisrrs Via, y the cause OF this"
what causes tho clutch to Stav in low
gear aitr ~. pcda is allowed to come
nt,t ""mctincH the car VIII 20 forty or
NV u"Tor" IL VIII slim into high
hav'. h..n 'oId that 1t is cold weather thai
Gauss IL. Is this So
:. Tho crank case drain plug wont unycrcw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

some washing soda iyc. the former IN
the proportion of about hand fui! to "a
bucket. Run the engine for from fifteen
to twenty minutes and drain. Then wash
out n number OF times with fresh water
until II comes out clear. The cylinders may
run with spark too far retarded. or your
mixture may hc too rich.
q have method which obtained
which coil units may be tested and !, r Ss
n t,, tho use OF sin dry cells or u siN-volt
s tcn on, i inG question is this: In.
endurance and expensive would 1t he prac-
teal and non-in furious 10 the coils to use the
by conveying tho current OF! fn iI voltage
from this coil TO the terminals for testing
the Ford coil units. by passing tho current
through thts reduction coil i is claimed 70
not this system be used for ignition on a
s sta,ionarr -as engine or for any purpose
This coil SPEAK OF is uscd on door bells
wherc electric lights are installed. instead
.niniy is better and cheapcr and at all
times reliable. PLEASE state any disadvan-
Please state reasons why tho Ford
motors. and tho thing that would correct IT,
stalinE q set OF high priced piston rings
what style ring would you 'rec%mmend?
\. n the ampcrage is right. between 10
ana 20. and docs not iuciuatc much
there IS no reason why YOU should not
local electrical contractor viii! bc able IA
advise in regard To this
as whole clrt"nizc; more !-reely than do
others Your ristcn rings may bo badly
a mixture II YOU feel that the carbonizinE
is due TO the oil getting by the rings now
T InGS may nj h"lp rhe .yns I would rec"n;
slot cut in IN" bottom As this tvpc OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

OUT Of the crank case 20 as to wash on;
with Kerosene
nso r TMcro ay be 9s' pnaSs tn
1t touches insid. the housing Also the
sPar "4 4p sssS ai A l. prcpc set zoo roh
Sie s also; ep, not iSSiy ,hS ImaSneSo
:. il You experience the trouble with your
wcather may ' 10 to blame, because t You e are
10 me 4, though some par, OF your low low
Rseh rs ashn oa, wisn 's s.rn
.sne' 2s you contemplate may also rcmcdy
>. To dram OF she old oil you will have
sti!lson wr,nch. The stiiison wrench fail
inEn notch IN. h outer ehss Of thu plug. with
IN the n,"tch and try 10 star; tho plug
Tree ,ishl plug or to Jolt" ~hcn ses a;rong.
b s sfy ha ' night that a ae hss saee k,f
ins ths sound the same tapping the
E8 Ar s' s"S Do Upon nos ks TO c Sea1
this this kn9Gk e IN though i, does not mean
tor hnock,. valves. wrist pin. crank shaf
gYnTp; Al haye been examined and al.
| also have gear trouble. Will not re-
s s o4ee high e h t'e engine Jar s G asT sh,n
OF high Al other gears seem O. *.
a. lhcrc arc so many possible causes Of
the tap you mention. that / can only suE.
Ecst the most likely causes IL sou have
metal connection on the fan belt. you MAJ
hear this strike the pui"ys. Theirs may
DO play in tho keys dovc pins Of tho
IAN or pully. The va YES are tho most likely
10 b. the cause OF the tap. Wills properly
adjusted they may stick a lizzie duo to a
stem being bent OF summy Tho holdin /:
down ho!teshoes OF the vaivc-liCtc- ruidas
may be looso, OF even too tight; SO as 10
cause a bind; and the valve filters to Stcll
Play with their nuts
The hsh,spced gear siirinr would indI-
Also the locking pIungcr sarinE is weak or
not set up tight enough Would recon-
mend that you have Il mechanic look into
this for you lie may be able 70 remedy
Q Ny, garage is not heated. and tho other
day, when started my engine there wa :
very loud howl from l.. In time most OF
the noise disappeared. but there has al
WAYS been - growing sort Of noise sine.
What do you think could be tho troubi.
/ believe something frozen. T. IL T.
y. More than likely tho water in IN.
pump was frozen. You will prohs bis find
tho pump shaft, or pump vancs bent
-, ] have Jcfcry six. When I run g.
iour or i've miles IL stcans Tho water
seems 10 circulate all right. WHAT cause !.
a; There ar. - number OF things w hich
might cAuec the ovcrheating First of a
the ian belt may &c slippnc badly 'Thsre
NOV hc lime-scalc in tho radiator To re-.
move this. drain tn" radiator and then M
with water. in which has hccn dissolved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

tinS gives an extra edge for scra ping down
inc OIL. consider II good for correcting
tt, mSi;0 With tho oil getting Into tho com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

added months for the sport, which
tourishes through the riding clubs that
AZ we'll as hill climbs
In ono Of the most largely Attended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

STOCKHOLM. Feb 1.--Swcden Is
losing money by operating railroads.
Tho loss in State railways in 1919 was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

races at Sydney. Australia. II. l.. KisS.
Ing won tho thirty-threc- mile race.
while e. Sanity and H. Mostyn dashed
over the line in first and second places
In the fifty-mile speed contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

while IL there IL no spark, the ignition
is AZ fault. and the other Two essentials
can hc asSumeh as heinc aN mini.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

Far on tho other side OF the globe
i'm the Antipodes. motorcycle racing is
just as popular as II is in the West
crn HCmispherc. Splendid WCnthcr give
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
SPORTS IN ANTlPoDEs

hotor tycic NncinE Is Popular .
Recreation as in This
Country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

out. Is there any way OF draining the OH
out OF the crank case 20 as TO wash out
with Kerosene
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
SEND DELEGATES EAsr

PHOENIX, Feb. 20.-Delegates to the biennial convention of the Cen eral Federation of Women's Clubs which is to meet in Des Moines in June have been appointed at a meet ing here of the executive board of the State Federation of Women's clubs.
 The board chose as one representa- tive at the general convention the president ,of the state federation to Oe elected at the state convention to be held in April in Bisbee. Other dele gates will include:
 Mrs. H. A. Guild, the present presi- dent; Mrs. T. H. Curoton, Williams, first vice president; Mrs. James $. Garyin, Yuma, rccOtuine secretary. and Mrs. r. H. Morris of Giooe and Mrs. W. C. Haughtelin of Yuma.
 lt was stated that the membership of the federation in the past two years has increased from 3S clubs to o2.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
CRYING WITH RAGE.

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
MARKET SHOWS
 CONSERVATISM
Steel and Iron Among Few Industries Not Awaiting
 Lower Prices

NENV YORK, Feb. 2O.-Dun's tomor- TOW will say:
 With increasing force. the prce question governs business operations in various channels of trade, and waiting for further market deflection has lately become more noticeable feature of the general situation EX captions to this condition are not ab- sent, appearing conspicuously in iron and steel and in certain other indus tries, but the main tendency is clearly toward growing conservatism and eau ton among buyers, many of whom are more disposed to purchase for imme- diate well defined needs than in anti cipation Of future requirements Doubts among some sellers regarding the holding power of prices, moreover, have found tangible expression in of fCring of goods for forward delivery at lower quotations than those HOW cur rent, and resales at concessions Of merchandise previously taken on spec ulation have afforded another indica- ton of the present trend Of sentiment
 Weekly bank clearings, $S0S2 200 $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
MAN SHOT BY
 BROTHERS IS
 N E A R DEATH
Lewis, Juror in Trial at Tombstone, Makes Death
 bed Statement

DOUGLAS, Feb 20.-R. K. Lewis, so years old. accepted as a juror in tho Bisbee doDOrtation trial. who was shot WLnesday by J. l.. Seal near Granite Reef, 30 miles north of here, underwent an operation to- lay at the county hospital in the hope of saving his life and restoring the use of his legs which are par alvzed Tonight, according to Dr. A. ". Vsnneman, medical superintend- ont of the hospital, Lewis condition was such that there was practically no hope for his recovery. although he might finger for an indefinite per iod. His spinal cord was found to have been severed by one of the but lets. Seal acknowledged having fired at the time he surrendered himself to an officer.
 Ia view of Lewis condition, his lying statement was taken today by 2 stenographer in the presence Of several witnesses. While under in structions not to divulge the text of the statement. officers here tonight said that Lewis had said the trouble arose over his passing through a pasture owned by J. B. Seal and Lis brother and that in the opinion of these present at the taking of the statement it's text warranted the holding and prosecution of Seal and his brother.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
FIND RICH LEDGE

FAIRBANKS, Alaska-Quartz devel- opment in the Nixon Fork region, near the Kuskowim River, is creating con siderable excitement in the district, according to special dispatches from McGrath, received here.
 The ledge. which prospeetors said was one Of the richest in Alaska, is of granite and lime formation and is re- ported to be four miles Tn Iength. Most of the claims in the district have heen staked. according to word from McGrath.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
Democrats Plan to Choose Delegates
 Yn Six Districts

PHOENIX, Feb. 2G.- Members of the Democratic state committee were arriving tonight for a meeting of com mittee members to be held tomorrow for the purpose of dividing the state into six districts, from each of which one delegate to the Democratic nation al convention in San Francisco will be chosen. An alternate from each dis trict also will be selected.
 Party leaders already here said if there was sufficient representation from any districts at tomorrow meet ing. selection of delegates and alter hates from those districts would be made in the meeting. If not, announce rnent of the selection would be made later.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
ALASKA HAS BIG
 STOREHOUSE IF
 PULP FUR PAPER
Canadian System for Sending Ex-Service Men to Land Meeting with Response
 From the Men
ALASKA HAS BIG

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. Is. - Alaska can supply the country with paper. The pulp-wood forests there. under proper management and control, could produce a continuous yield of 2 000,000 cords of pulp wood per annum. This is one-third of the total present consumption of pulp wood and pro ducts manufactured from it in the United States. Alaska can solve the paper shortage, if capital can be found to develop its forests. This is the es tilnate of officials of the Forest Serv- ice here.
 The best pulp-wood expert in the Forest Service has spent two seasons in Alaska examining and reporting up on opportunities for pulp-wooG enter prises; d number of streams have been examined and stream gauging conducted to determine the available water powers.
 Various tentative applications for developing pulp-wood enterprises in Alaska have been made since 1910, but all have fallen through.
 The Forest Service is now prepared to offer to capitalists willing to de velop puIp-wood forests in Alaska su>
 
 a first contract to supply a new enter prise for not less than 22O years and to insure Q further supply for such a plant by reserving add1tlonai iarge quantities of pulp-wood (properly To- cated for the plan in question: from all other use or disposition until the initial contract should be cut out.
 Timber operators under Forest Ser vice contracts pay for their timber only in very small quantities, month by month. as it is cut. enormous value of the timber covered by the contract is required. The purchaser has no in terest to pay on investments Tn stand ing timber, no taxes, no protection charges, no carrying charges of any sort on 20 or 25 years supply or raw whose availability 70 his plant is absolutely assured.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
WRESTLING FOLKS.

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
' DRIVE TO BE
 ENDED TONIGHT
(CoNTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

up to AIS pledges amounlih5 70 Sll'- 393. Certain large pledges, of course do not show in this sum as it is neceS- sarv to obtain the full amount before they are secured. Also word has not vet been received from some indivldu- als and interestes whose subscriptions will be heavy.
 Division A received S6 subscriptions yesterday. amounting to s704.5O; Div ision E, 42 subscriptions, or S3tO' ana the general staff, two subseriptlons' amounting to $1100. Team captains reported as follows: (. Moon, S99.5O; Fl. F. Ross, S367; w. Gidley, SizS; NJ Mainland. S65; r. C. Davenport, S5O; T. Cowperthwaite. $2OS; C. S. Comp ton. SIP; J. Yoakum, $50.
 For the wind-up of the campaign tc- day three reports will be turned in. One at the noon luncheon, va,,. - 600 o'clock in the evening, and the last at 9 o'clock.
 Those who have taken an active part in the work will breathe a sign ot relief when that last report is turned in. It has been hard work and if the Y. NJ. c. A. is enabled to continue to fill it's place in the community as m the past. it will be because a number of public spirited citizens devoted large part of their time for the ias, week to this work, and a still larger number gladly gave their money in the cause of the community.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
NEWS OF THE STATE" 4 VFROM THE LATE WLREA
Power Companies Need S5,000,O0O
 To Build Plants

PHOENIX, Feb 2O.-Electric light and power companies in Arizona neeu 100000 for enlarging their plants, according to statement made today to the Arizona corpora tion commission by representatives of public utility companies of the state in conference with the commits sion.
 The representatives expressed a desire to work out uniform agree ment on which to base applications for increasing rates of services, it being stated that present deprecia- ton provisions, based on pre-war costs, are inadequate to meet upkeep
 equirements at present and probable future prices. It was also stated to the commission that the utility com panies must provide for additional installation expenses, since it could be seen now that the growth of the state called for greater capacity to deliver light and power
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
Turning Back the
 Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago Today

The football suits have arrived and were unpacked yesterday afternoon in the Copper Queen store. Everything arrived except the shoes and teie- gram was sent to Chicago notifying the company of the mistake. The team will try to get together this afternoon for light practice. A challenge has been issued to the winner of the Doug las-Huachuca game, which will be played at Naco tomorrow.
 The hours from to 10 D. m. have been set aside at the gymnasium for team bowling events, which at present has become quite a fad in Bisbee On Saturday evenings the gymnasium will remain open until 10:30 o'c1ock.
 Five Bisbee Masons left yesterday for Tucson to take the thirty-second degree limitations. The men are c. c. Warner, s. w. Clawson, Dr. C. L. Cav en- Emil Marks and F. B. Mason. They expect that it will take them As hours to complete the degree work.
 MT. and Mrs. John Twomey and son will go to Tombstone today for a visit with relatives.
 The Copper Queen band may go to Naco Sunday to play for the bull fight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
HOME COOKING.

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
GET BRIDGE BIDS

PHOENIX, Feb. 20.-Bids for con struction of a state highway bridge over the Agua Fria River, paralleling the Santa Fe railroad bridge near Wickenburg, were opened today at the office of the state engineer. Two bids were submitted, one on a basis of cost plus 15 per cent and the ether lump bid of about $49,000. In view of the temporary absence of State Engineer Thomas Maddock, no action was talk en, it was stated
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
TRADE TRIP SUCCEEDS

MORALES, Feb 20.-Many millions of dollars will be spent by Mexico for American agricultural machinery and implement in the next few years, as a result of the second annual Nogales Chamber of Commerce trade excur- sion on the west coast of Mexico. ac- Cording to William T. Haley. secre- tary ot the Nogales Chamber of Com merce
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
WORK ANcfENI ERAup

PHOENIX, Feb. 20.-What was rep resented to be wonderful machine for making money out of ordinary blank paper and guaranteed to stand even the test of bank examiner, caused the arrest today of Nick F'erzin and Gus Argetakio by city police after investigation by federal authorities. A charge of fraud but not of counterfeit ing could be preferred against the men the authorities said.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21


 Menu for Tomorrow EREAKFAST-Stew figs, scram- bled eggs, graham mullins, coffee. LUNCHEON - Praised tongue, creamed potatoes, bread and butter, hot ginger bread and apple sauce. tea.
 DINNER - Duchess soup broiled halibut, lyOnnaise potatoes, siring beans. celery, peach dumplings. cof- fee.
 My Own Recipes
 Halibut steaks cut in inch slices are delicious when broiled. I like to season the fish with salt and pepper and lemon juice before putting it into the broiler. If the wires of the rack arc well creased there is no diff ficulty in removing the fish to the serving platter. The fish may be dredged with flour or corn meal be- fore cooking. as one desires.
 Praised Tongue
 , or 2 pounds fresh tongue tablespoons butter
 Ii cup diced celery
 14 cup deed celery tablespoons minced onion 1-2 inch stick cinnamon
 2 cloves
 tablespoons parsley
 7 tablespoons lemon juice 1 teaspoon salt to 1 pound meat 1-2 teaspoon pepper.
 Cook tongue in boiling water 70 cover for about 2 hours. Remove from water. dip in cold water and remove skin and tough flores. Melt butter in frying pan, add vegetables and cook until brown. Put veget ables in a deep casserole. Brown tongue in butter in frying pan and add to vegeta bles in casserole. Aid seasonings except lemon juice which is added the fast half hour of COOK ing. Cover tongue to one-half it's depth with the stock it was cooked He who tends the furnace les
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
MEXICAN STRIKE oEF

MORALES, Feb. 20. - Officials of the Southern Pacific of Mexico an nounced today that practically all danger of a strike on their lines had been eliminated. Nothing was given out concerning the terms of the set tlement with train and enginemen who, a few days since, demanded better wages and working conditions.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
NAAU
 0
AlRMEN ORGANIZE

CALGARY, Alta, Feb. 20--The Can adian Air Service Association uniting the Air Service associations of British Columbia, Alberta. Saskatchewan and Manitoba. was organized at a meeting Of aviators held recently in Calgary
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
TO TAX COAL OUTPUT

EDMONTON. Alta. Feb. 20. - A proposal 10 tax every ton of coal mined in Alebrta one Or two cents to provide funds for extensive research work with Alberta coals will be pre- seutcd to Canadian operators and the Provincial legislature by the Alberta industrial Association, it was decided at d recent meeting here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
BUYS 4s.ooo ACRES

MORALES, Feb. 20.-One of the largest real estate deals i'll recent his tory of Arizona was consummaJed to- day when Roy Sorrels, cattleman, pur- chased 46,000 acres of grazing land on the Baca Float for approximately S25O- OcO
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
PLANS MOUNTAIN FUIGHr

CALGARY, Alta, Feb. 20.-Captain Fred Mccall, a former army aviator, will attempt a nonstop flight across the Rockies from Calgary to Vancou- yer, 5. C.. in the early spring, he an- nOunced recently. He will use Bris- tol machine. capable of carrying two passengers and making a speed Of 100 miles an hour. he said He hopes to make the trip in seven hours
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20. = The S35,G0O estate left by Harry Hastings. a waiter at the Elk Club here, will go to the state because tho public admin istrator has been unable to locate any relatives Hastings came here from the east 9 years ago.