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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Man Who Offered Farmers
 Huge Profit Is Given Ten
 Years in Federal Prison

MONTPELIER Vt, Dec. "A sen tence Of 10 years in the federal pris- on at Atlanta, Ga, was imposed upon Joseph k. Batten. alias Henry An ders0n and J. 3. Harper. in the feder- al court here today for using the mails Co defraud. Batten who is un- der indictment on similar charges in Washington. North Dakota. Texas and California. has previously served a number or prison terms.
 The testimony showed that Batten sent letters to farmers offering them a high price for their products if they would ship it to him It was al lesed that upon receipt of the pro duce he sold it to a Springfield Mass concern and left this state withOu, paying the farmers.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03

ton of the proposal put forNard by NJ. Motta. We are indeed of the op- inion that the entry of Austria into the league will in no way prejudice or affect the question so raised We cannot help adding that the sugges- ton that admission to the league should have any snch effect appears Ito arise from misconstruction cr Article To- II cannot be too cmpha- tically stated that Article 10 'iues not guarantee the territorial integrity of any member of the league All it does is to condemn external aceres- sion or territorial integrity mid the political independence of any members of the league and all upon the coun- cil to consider what can be done to resist such aggression"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
BRITISH MAKE
 TRADE TREATY
 WITH RUSSIANS
English May Waive Insistance That Soviet Assume Debts
 Incurred By Old Rule
BOLSHEVIKI SIGN PACT
London Officials Announce Agreement VIII Soon Be
 Reached With Moscow

LONDON. Dec. 2-Lconid Krasssn. Bolshevik minister of trade and com. merce, already has been handed the British Ira ie agreement which has been s.srod se>s wireless myssage from Mo.'ccw today quoting ;n, ncv S. paper Pravada.
 The Moscow announcement that the signed trade agreement between Great Britain and Russia had been handed to Leonid Krassin. met with denial from British oTuciaIs who have been party to the negotiations with the comment:
 'The negotiations are proceeding satisfactorily and verging towarus a conclusion; there is every proDaDlIlty that the agreement will be signed within a few days"
 Officially nothing is forthcoming respecting the points obstructing Bri- tish signature. Persons, in close touch with the governments conversations on the subject say it is likely that the British insistence that the Soviet government assume all debts # the old regime will be waived, provided obligations of purely commercial character are acknowledged.
 The re-opening of trade, it is und- erstood will be the first recommen- dation of the British conferees, and possibly some contested points will be Aeft over for clearing up ;n the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
League Rules Article 10 Does Not
 Guarantee Territorial Integrity

GENEVA. Dec. 2.-Article 10 of the league of nations covenant does not guarantee the territorial integrity of any member of the league according to the first official interpretation Of that article by the league. unanimous ly adopted by the commission on the admission of new states. This dec laration is generally resarded as one of the most important decisions yet taken by league members.
 The interpretation was provoked by the proposal of Giuseppe Motta of the Swiss delegation, who asked that if the present status of Austria were changed. Voralberg be permitted to join Switzerland The text Of the in- depreciation follows:
 I've cannot recommend the adop-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
IMM|GRAT|ON
 MAY BE HAL TED
 FOR TNO YEARS
House Committee Tentatively Approves Bill Designed to
 Stop Foreign Influx

WASHINGTON Dee. 2LTenta:ive approval was given today by members Of the house immigration committee to the bill framed by Representative Johnson of Washington, chairman of the committee. which practically would suspend immigration for two years period Johnson said he would introduce the measure Monday when congress convenes.
 Commttee members said they were hopeful that both the house and sen ate would dispose of immigration legislation early in the session.
 Under an agreement reached at the committee conference entry for rer- manent residence in the United States would be limited to parents. grauu- parents, sons and grandsons under IS years of age, and unmarried or wid- owed daughters and gTanddaughters of citizens Or aliens who have signi- fled their intention of becoming ra- turaliZed.
 Clauses permitting the entrance for six months period Of travellers, of officials of foreign governments, their families, servants and employees, and of aliens who have resided for at least one year continuously in Cana da, Cuba or Mexico met with general approval of committee members as did the admission of students for a temporary stay in this country.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03

GEOEVA, Dec. 9 Amendments for revision held the floor of he as- sembly of the league of nations to- day. the debate bringing out clearly that amendment of the covenant was in the minds of nearly all the dele gates, some of whom were more pressing in their desire for a perfect instrument than others, but all think ing of revision that would remove obstacles to the entry of the United States
 Article 10 was not mentioned in the debate, but has been frequently discussed in small circles. and A. w Rowell, of Canada. when he in- sisted that adoption of resolution by committee should not be under stood as closing the door 10 the pre- sentation before this assembly of other amepdments than those pro- posed by the Scandinavians. is said to have in mind the article that has been subjected to much contention.
 The delegations Of the British do- minions have been studying how to approach the assembly on this ques- ton. The eventual proposal to elim- mate Article 10 is somewhat com promised by the general understand ing that consideration of all propos- ed changes introduced be postponed until studied by a special committee. This understanding. however came largely from the anxiety of the del eeates not to precipitate revision un- til the attitude of the United States government is known.
 Resolution Opposed
 Leon Bourgeoise of the French delegation is pre-occupied lest the investigations of the committee should lead it to consider alterations involving q revision of the treaty of Versailles and he demanded today that it he understood that the com mittee should declare itself incom- petent to consider any amendment 10 the covenant that involved modi- fication of the treaty.
 The close Of the debate brought a cement of great suspense when Senor Puyrredon of Argentine. who failed to .take mart in the debate. voted alone against the resolution rejecting consideration of amend ments to the covenant at this ses- sion. The presiding officer. NJ Fly mans, hesitated as if unwilling to be- lieve that the lone delegate would prevent unanimity
 M. Niviani. France. relieved the tension when he remarked that post ponement of consideration Of amend ments involved only question of procedCre on which unauimity is not necessary Thereupon the chair man declared adopted the resolution which provided that the Scandinavi- an amendments be studied by com mtttee-to report to the council and
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Scotland Yard Operatives Discover Many Documents
 Regarding Irish Trouble

LONDON, Dec. 2-the keen search by Scotland Yard operatives to un- cover Sim Fein machinations. is de clared to have discovered many docu- ments which disclose the complete membership of the members of the Irish self-determination league and also clues as to the whereabouts of men and women desired by the au- thorities. The clues are being follow. ed closely
 Meanwhile, measures for the safety of public buildings are being redoub- led. It is reported that the question Of closing Westminster Abbey to the public is being considered.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Congregation Furnishes $20,00O Bail for Minister
 Facing Charge of Murder

WINDSOR Ont. Dec 2.-Rev. J. O. l.. SDrackiin. Methodist minister and Ontario license inspector was releas- ed on S20,000 bail furnished by mem bers Of his congregation late today. after he had been committed to jail by a police magistrate for trial on a charge of killing and slating" Bever- ly Tumble. an inn keeper.
 The case will be tried noNt spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
WORKING TIME CUT

PITTSBURG. Pa. Dec. 2.-Work- men employed in number of the smaller independent steel plants in the Pittsburg district are beginning to feel the effects of the readjust- ment in steel prices, announced last week. The rate of wages is not be- ing cut. but working time $. affect ing incomes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Ex-EMPREss RALLIES

DOORN. Holland, Dec. 2-(By the Associated Press) )-The former Ger man empress Augusta Victoria was able to sit up for few minutes to- day. She has rallied again from one of the many heart attacks which are becoming more frequent. Her i'm provement, however is considered on ly temporary.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03

eUENOS AIRES Argentina probability learned
  
  Argentine
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Warren Resident Robbed At Point
 Of Gun By Vista Park Bandit

Held mp at the point of a gun at about S:3O o'clock last night in the park at Warren. William Stratton. Of the Phelps Dodge store in Bisbee. was forced to deliver his watch, coat
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. Sam Langford, Boston negro heavyweight knocked out Tiny Herman of Nstor- ia, he-" tonish, il the seventh round of scheduled lC round bout
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
BAD FEATURES T0 bE TAKEN FROM COVENANT IN HOPE IF REMOVING OBSTACLE ID ENTRY IF AMERICA
Discussion in Geneva Assembly Indicates All Delegates Are Anxious to Change League of Nations Any Way
 That Will Be Approved By United States
ITUDE OF THIS COUNTRY EAGERLY AWAIT

Argentine Representative Is Only One Objectng to Plan To Postpone Consideration of Amendments President
 Wilson Thanked for Willingness to Assist
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
TIE WEATHER

ARIZONA: Friday fair and slightly cooler; Satur- day fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03

Average price Of copper for the week ending November 2ith. 1920 ..................................-. .140375
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Review Carries the Only Full Leased Associated Press Wire Report The D

The average price Of copper or the week ending November ird' lJZO -------------------------------. l4.SI5
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-18
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~ 1105-110e list aV. Spokane
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-18

43 ACRES lust outside SnoI,,na o,.,,
units, one mile west of FIT Wright is
a acres cultivated, splendid soil small
house, Darn chicken houses, yard and
Pupllc school; price $4,000. Vacant lots
IN IN al parts of the city of Spokane.
security Savings Society. Spokane, TeIe-
pnohe MAIN IA.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-18
16o ACRES

21b miles from Plummer, Idaho Mostly
level; deep black soil, Is acres cleared,
good house with water system, and large
barn; good cordwood TIMBER excellent
pasture: plenty of water; on main road;
school wagon and telephone; near power
line; cash price $4,000 per acre; must be
sold Address
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-18
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Our Orcas Pattern price 81 M
our large illustrated catalog showing
full line of Building material fpae ~, ,a
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-18
HARDING

Johnson, the third of the trio of lead
ers on the earlier balloting also went
steadily downhill.
Entering the convention four DAYS
before as a candidate distinctly of the
dark horse class, Senator Harding
got only "a votes on the first ballot.
Facts About Harding.
Warren G. Harding was born on a
farm near Blooming Grove, Morrow
county, Ohio, November 2, 1865.
He is the oldest of eight children.
He began his business career as
publisher of the Marion, Ohio, Daily
Star.
He has resided at Marion for SO
years.
He began his political career when
elected state senator. Later he was
lieutenant governor and is now Uni
ted State senator.
He is a Baptist
He is not father.
He is a baseball fan.
Governor Coolidge Accepts.
BOSTON. -Governor Coolidge, when
notified that he had been nominated
by the republican convention for the
vice presidency said that he would
accept the nomination.
The governor issued the following
statement:
The nomination for vice president,
coming to me unsought and uneX-
pectedly | accept as an honor and a
duty 1t will be especially pleasing
to be associated with my old friend,
Senator Warren G. Harding, our can
didate for president
"The republican party has adopted
sound platform, chosen a wise lead
err and is united. 1t declares the
confidence of the American people.
That confidence | shall endeavor to
secure.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-18
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT

on your home paper when
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-18
UNITED STATES SENATOR WINS
ON TENTH BALLOT WITH 692
-GoV. COOLIDGE, VICE.
GOV. COOLIDGE, MASSyFOR VICE
Landslide to Victor Follows Breaking
Up of Forces of the big Three"
Pondexter Big Factor-EVery-
body Says "Satisfied."

CHICAGO.-Warren G. Harding,
United States senator from Ohio, was
nominated for the presidency by the
republican national convention after a
deadlock which lasted for nine ballots
and which finally forced out of the
running all the original favorites.
AS his running mate the convention
named Governor Calvin Coolidge of
Massachusetts, upsetting a plan of a
combination of the Harding hackers to
nominate for the place Senator Irvine
L. LenroOt Of Wisconsin.
Lowden Forces Collapsed.
The political coup of the force of
Governor Frank o. Lowden and their
transfer in large part to Senator Hard
ing put the Ohio candidate over.
General Wood lost heavily when
the Harding drift began, and Senator
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-18
NEW TODAY

MORE HAMPSHIRE HONORS-M MORE
done to advance the breed interests, best
blood. oldest Hampshire breeder in the
West. About Is head of unrelated stock
for sale.
j NJ. FRUITS, CAMBRIDGE, IDAHO.
AGENTS WANTED
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deposit. Mention make of car. United
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Seattle, Wash.
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p pest county in state for dairy and stock
kane. ~ SPo
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easy terms. F M. Sanders Entiat Wash
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AUTO BATTERIES

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on state highway and interurban; "A mile
barn, modernly equipped; silo; modern
house, electric lights and deep well; build
ings two years old; land all under irrlga-
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Nampa, Idaho
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03

Everything in Furs, from the smallest Neck
piece. to the most elaborate Coat. No urging
% buy.
The Washington times., 1920-05-09

I'll get out of 1t, and
I won't give you up-l
can't. 1t wouldn't be
fair. To think
(bredks off, drops back
In his chair and stdres
dredmilU out Of the
room.) The telephone
bell rings. He takes no
notice. IL rings again
and he starts and
froDns. 10 rings for
the third time and he
gets up and goes sloWly
totcards 1t. Takes of
recetrer.
LARNE-Can't you wait till
to- morrow? w hats
that?-what did you
say? It's serious-dan-
gerous. You'll be round
in Ave minutes. Very
well, the sooner the bet
ter. (Hdngs up re-
ceiuer.) Walking up
and dotcn room, matter
ing to himself, his face
heavy and brooding)
1.-THE door opens and
q womdn Of about thirty
fire comes In stoiftiU,
CLOSING and locking door
behind her. She toeors
a long dark coat orer
a black eUenin0 dress.
she Is toll and slight
and has evidently been
beautiful, but looks bag
- gard and desperate
noto).
LARNE (Iiphtlv) - Well!
what's the trouble? I
didn't know you had
such a taste for melo-
drama.
LOLA (hdrshIy)-Don't talk
like that. IT'S serious
enough. God knows! Do
you think 7 should have
come here like this II II
hadn't beenf
The Washington times., 1920-05-09

LARNE-You forget your
husband.
LOLA-Isn't II a little late
to think of him? Don't
let's pretend at this time
OF day. (Ldrne takes
out his Ddtch). What
are you looking at your
watch for? Is 1t a hint
for me to go?
LARNE-I'm sorry / have
an engagement for to-
night. If you've really
anything Of importance
to tell me you must say
IL now. But / think
you've been worrying
yourself unnecessarily.
DOLA-Is that what you
think? (She ldughs).
And you've an engage
ment for to-night-with
Margot, perhaps. Well!
I'm afraid she'll have to
give way to me.
LARNE (dngrily)-Why do
you harp on that? What
possesses you tonight?
Can't you trust me?
Mustn't I speak to any
woman but you? She's
a mere girl-a child al
most. Is Il likely that |
should fall in love with
bread-and-butter - after
you?
LOLA (pIeddtnoly) - Don't
be angry, Jerry, ! didn't
mean It. But I'm half
of my head tonight.
Not that ] care for my.
self, it's you I'm think
ing of-you! I'm sure
enough OF myself. I've
been through II all and
come out on the other
side. It's a blind alley.
there's no way out-but
one.
L.ARNE (shdrpivJ-what do
you meant Is this
The Washington times., 1920-05-09

watched-suspected. felt g II every step might
bring face with something new and terrible that
waiting just around the corner Oh! you don't know
what I through the last few days. wonder
have any nerves left
Lola standing BY pritngtoble She suddenly
catches sight OF Marquis photograph and tqkes up
LOIAA-Who is this?
LARNE (careess-A little friend Of mine know her people
very Pretty don't you think?
LOIA--very. More than prety-charming So young ana
fresh Turns and orng ON back Reads
aloud Magot 18th" Repeats slo1lU Marget June
18th" her we'll thenshes Margot to you?
Tell me about She interests me.
ARNETheres nothing tell Put it down Can't you find
something interesting to talk about?
LOLA-You little upset, friend Why? e 1t that
think touch proclamation? She so good-so oveiy
and (Thro1s hands and laughs hdrshlU
I speak of her? SloDly) believe you're In love
with her.
LARNE-What nonsense talk!
LOI-Is it such nonsense? looked
Why shouldn't fall In love
the Of girl that man like you-a little
little his first youhwould fall in love with
IARNE-Do you forget I in love with you?
LoIA-Are you? could be Of tha-Fd give
thing in the world to be Of it, Jerry fShe speaks th
pathetic edrneSness)
LARNEThen be happy. Have not given proofs enough
my devotion?
LoIA-Yes the past OF you have
little of have thought at times that
seemed to avoid me-
LARNE-We careful Women reckless, in
they will ruin everything think of
II you don't think of yourself.
your GOODNESS has had nothing wthMargo
It has only consideration glad Of
that very gad-t makes things easier I couldn't
you go, Jerry (seng his hand, anybody
couldn't She's got everything and I've only you.
The Washington times., 1920-05-09

LARNE--Well, no. not exactly. But
don't stand there like that. IL
looks so uncomfortable. Takes
her by the GrmJ. Why. you're
shiyeringi And touching her
hand your hands stone cold.
"opens door Of cupboard and
takes out tray Dith O bottle
and hall dozen Hqaeur glasses.
FiHs glass and hands u TO
herr Drink this. it's old brandy.
IL won't hurt you. l can't have
you shiyering as though II were
December instead OF June. You
can't be cold-on such night.
LOLA (sippin0 the HQaenr)-I am
cold as death. I feel as II I
should never be warm again.
wonder (sIoloIv) who first said
that-cold as deathf It's an ex-
cellent smile. isn't IL! Death.
with his clutch Of Ice, freezing
the blood In your veins.
LARNE-What nonsense you're talk
ing! II didn't know you so
well l should say you were NOR
bid and historical.
LOLA-You can't brush Il one side
like that. For heavens sake be
serious. Didn't my letter pre-
pare you In wayr
LARNE-well. II wasn't very cheer:
full epistle, but you said nothing
definite. You seemed worried. you
said Chester had been strange
in his manner the last few days.
you seemed nervous and afraid
which was unlike you.
LOLA fpassionateIy)--I had only too
good reason for my fears. though
didn't know II then. felt there
was something wrong-I kne,o
something was smouldering In
the background, that was being