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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05
panstwom oSciennym.
TRAKTAT WERSALSKI MAR
TWA LITERA - MoWI
BRAND.

Berlin, 5. lutego. - Zostafo po-
twierdzone urzedowo, IL Niemcy
odmowify wziecia udziaiu W fl
nansowej konferencji ekspertow
ktora ma sic odbyc W przysziy po-
riedzialek W BruEseli. Odmowe
swoja Nemcy motywuja tenn, Il
jest pozadane, azeby eksperci ME
nieccy pozostali W danej chwili
w domu.
Paryz, 5. lutego. - Podczas de-
bat6w W parlamencie francuskim
mad sprawa odszkodowania, pre-
mier BRAND, oznajmii, re traktat
wersalski jest martwa litera re
nar0d francuski zbyt dfugo byl
zwodzony. Jedyna droga, wediug
Brianda, do wyjScia obecnej sy-
tuacji jest polaczenie wszystkich
wysiikow aijantow W celu zmu-
szenia Niemiec do zsp4acenia Cd
szkodowania. BRAND oznajmn, re
przyjecie tego projed<tu byioby
DokoficZenie ma Stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05
SoJUSZ FRANKo=PoLsKI
PRoJEKTEM PADEREW-
SKIEGO.

Paryz, 5. lutego. - z projek-
tenn zawarcia sojuszu francuSko-
polsdego pierwszy wystaPif Ig-
macy Paderewsh w stycznlu ro-
ku zesz}ego, zaraz po ratyfikacji
pokoju w Wersalu. Paderewskl
W projekcie swoim zaznaczya, ze
Polska powinna zaja6 miejsce
Rosii. Osrozni dyplomaci fran
cuscy odkiadali zawarciem So
iuszu, ME odmawiajac jednak
ostatecznie. Projekt zawarcia So
iuszu wszed ma porzadek dzien-
nv DO rozgromieniu Moskali pod
Warszawa. Szczegofy sojuszu sa
cbecnie rozwazane. Polska /
Francia zawieraja obronny So
iusz military, gwarantuJacy
wzaiemna pomoc w razie napadu
ze strony Niemiec ma Francje lub
Polske; Polska obejmie herow,
rictwo w obronnej koalicji Panstw
po{udniowych, graniczacych z
ROSA, oraz zajmie sic sformowa-
MEM antibolszewickiej koalicji,
ktoraby mogla bye uzyta do zta-
mania bolszewizmu W RoSji, gdy
sic nadarzy ku temu sposobnoSc.
Ma zawarcie sojuszu Polsk4
Francja zgOdzi4a sic jeszcze w po
czatkach pomySlnej ofenSywy
gen. Wrangla. Uk}ad finanS. Fran
cia obiecaia zawrzec Z Polska,
iezeIi ia ostatnia zawrze podob-
nv ukiad z Rumunja i Czechami.
Soiusz zas military Francja przy
rzekla zawrzec z Polska po "a
warciu podobnego sojuSzu z Ru-
munia oraz otrzymania gwaran-
eli re strony Czech, Il pozostana
one neuualne, gdyby Poiska 70
staIa uwikiana W jakakolw;ek
v,oine
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05
I Biura MeteOrOlOgicznego.

Wsch6d slohca o godzinie ESQ.
Zach6d elohca o god1inie $40.
Pogoda w Chicago okolicy: Me.
stsla pogoda j prawdopodobny deszcz
W sobote, poczem pod noe w ME
dziele Snieg chlodnicj. Umiarkowa.
ny, mienny wiatr, przechodzacy W
p0inOCno- WSChodnI.
::
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj.
wyzNa wczoraj godIinie 8 popO-
iudniu, 46 stopni, najnizsza o godzi.
ME 8 rano, 50 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sobota, 5 lutego: Sw. Agaty.
Jutro, nieddela, @ lutego: Sw.
Doroty p.
NieI1ziela Zapustna.
Ewangelja: ,,Jezns pr1epowiada
swa Meke".
Pojutrze, ponIedIalck, z lutego:
Sw. Romualda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle komunil5atu PolsEego Kon
sulatu Generalnego kurs marek pol
skich jest dis: 615 marek Ia $1.Oo.
csyu $1.63 IA 1600 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05

UMOWA HANDLOWA
Z FRANCJA WKRoTCE 20
STANIE PODPISANA.

Paryz, 5. lutego. - AlJans
francusko polski, kt0ry ma "a
stspic dany sojusz rosyjsko-tran-
cuski Jest obecnie Przedmloten1
rozpraw dcbatow Pomiedzy dy,
pIomatami oraz militarnymi II
ransowymi przedstawicielami
Polski Francji.
MarszaIek Piisudski KS. SaPle
Ia ozuajmili, ze Polska podpisaia
z Rumunja obronny sojusz mill,
tarny. re ukSad handlowy pomle-
dzy Polska Czechami wkrotcc
zostanie podpisany j bedzie znaj-
dowas sic pod protektoratenl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05
Parliament IrIandzh Uchwala Warunh PokgOwe
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

Francji, re rod1owania W sprawie
umowy ekonomicznej Francja
tocza sic PomySlnie i wkrotce 20
stana podpisane i re sprawa So
juszu militsrnego Francja Jest
obecnie tematem rozpraw.
Ksiaze Sapieha oznajmii, re
, traktat pokojowy z bolszewika-
mi w7Irotce zostanie podpisany,
gdyz bodszewicy zdaniem jego po
strasznej hesce pod Warszawa
stracili wszelka ochote do wojny
Z PolSka. Bolszewicy zoStali roz-
bici przez Polske wtedy, kiedy
szanse ich byly daleko lepsze niz
Iobecnie, wobec czego Pofska ME
Iobawia sic wcale ataku re stro-
ny Rosji. Cakowitej mobilizacji
Polska ME moze jednak jeszcze
przeprowadzic, gdyz to byloby
zacheta dla bolszewikow do
wszczecia ataku ma Polske. u
dzielenia dalszych wyjaSnieh W
sprawie pokoju ROSA bolsze-
wicka ksiaze Sapieha odmowif
correspondent odniosl wrazenie,
&c polskie kola rzadowe So Cd
miennego zdania W sprawie po-
koju ROSA i poacsadaja male "a
trfanie W obietnice bolszewnkie.
Koia francuskie ida nawet dalej
W swoim pesymizmie przypu--
szczaja, re bolszewicy planujq
wiea6a ofersywe wiosenna nietyl-
ko przeciwko Polsce, lecz row
uiez przeciwko Rumunji ! innym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05
Przyw6dca RobOniczy Skazany "a zdierstwo.
WIELKI POzAR W HOTELU.
Zadaja U1atwien Zawierania
Zwiazkow Slubnych.
Raj Znajdowa1 sic w Ohio.
1NNF TELEGRAMY KRAKOW

naduzywat ,,danego i'm prawa."
Dyrcktorzy Stanow maja najsta-
ranniej piInowac, ably zadcn Z
lekarzy ME naduzywaf wyzcj
wspomnianego przywileju.
ZPoL PIRACY.
Akron, Ohio, S lutego. - o.
g}oszona przez Miller Rubber
CO. redukcja plac Cd 10 do 2;
procent dla wszystkich robotni-
kow otrzymujacych pensje, wei
die w zycic Z dniem IS lutcgo.
Filadelfja, S lutego. - Cyrku'
larzc, wzywajace strajkujacych
robotnikow w dokach okreto-
wych do ,,odpowiedzenia siia ma
sile" zostaly rozrzucane W oko-
Icy dokow okretowych W
Cramps. w rezultacie strajku,
trwajacego przesz}o miesiac, mial
miejsce szercg zaburzeh. Lista
wykazuje 125 os6b postrzelonych
lub pobitych W walkach miedzy
robotnikami strajkujacymi.
New York, 5 lutego. - w cia-
GU ostatnich szeSciu miesiecy W
cenach budowy, podanych przez
13 kontraktorow reparacji koleji
podziemnej, zostaSa zhznaczona
znizka 20 procent. Ma ajnizsze ra-
chunk "a ia sama prace w o.
statnim wrzcSniu wynosity
$456,l9l, natomiast try no.
wych rachunkow nic przekracza-
ly $4,000.
Point Pleasant, w. Va. S lu-
tego. - Przedsiebiorstwo MA
rietta Manufacturing Co.., ogfo-
silo redukcje piacy 10 proccnt
dla niewykwalifikowanej piracy.
Redukcja piacy, tyczaca sic in
nych oddziaiow byla rowniez O.
mawiana
FUNDUSZ PozYCzKOWY
OLA BUDOWY DOMoW.
Pittsburg, S lutego. - Zjedno
czone gicidy W Pittsburgh we
sziy W porozumienie Z instytu-
cjami w New Yorku w cclu zalo-
zenia funduszu pozyczkowego dla
budowy domow mieszkalnych W
tenn miescic. Komitet mieszka--
niowy tych gie}d W opublikowa-
mem dis oSwiadczeniu wyrazii
swa opinje, re tego rodzaju sro-
dek zaradzilby bardzo brakowi
mieszkan. Pieniadze beda pozy-
czane ma E procent w wysokoSci
50 procent occnioncj wartoSci
w}asnosci.
OTWARCIE BANKoW ZAM-
KNrETYcH PRzEz CAR
RANZE.
Mexyk, Miasto, S lutego. -
Dekret, opublikowany wczoraj
przez prezydenta, donosi IL pre-
szlo 20 bankow, ktore byly IT,
prawnione dawniej do wydawa-
MIA pieniedzy papierowych / BY
ly zamkniete podczas admin
stracji prezydenta Carranzy, o.
wczoraj pozwolehstwo
DokohczeniS na Strenicy Sciei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05
PoIska i Czechy Wkrotce Pod.
pisza Umowe Handlowa.
PoIska Stanie Ma Czele Koa-
Iicji Anhbolszewickiej.
Pok6j ROSA Wkrotce zostanie Podpisany.
TRAKTAT WERSALSN MARTWA uTERA -MOWI BRIAN

AngIO-BOszewickie ROkOwania Handowe Zerwane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05

Reuysraeja Gabiretu Grecleieso.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-05
sTANY ZJEDNoCzoNE I
KWESTIA ROZBROJENIA.

Nv WcS "a NOHoA>OJA
Washington, 5 lutego. - 40
mitet Marynarki W Izbie PoSlow
zebral sic dis W celu wysSucha-
MIA zapatrywan wybltnych otlce-
row marynarki ma spraws roz--
broienia. Ma posiedzenlu TEN pre-
zes Komitetu, Butler, zakomunl-
kowai, il Stany Zjednoczone zwo
laja miedzynarodowa konferen--
Gle w celu rozprawy mad kWestJs
rozbroienia, Konferencja bedzle
zapewne zwolana wkrotce po IN
auguracji prezydenta Hardinga'
w sprawic tel pan Butler ME-
dawno konferowaf Hardlnglem
w Marion. Zdaniem admlrafa
Williama S. Simsa, dowodzace-
90 zamorska flota Amerykl pod
czas wojny, po zwyciezeniu Me
mice mozna smialo zmnleJszyc
floty wszystkich KRAKOW o polo
we, Tezeli chodzi tylko o cele o.
bronze, to, Stany Zjednoczone
moglyby mice, zdaniem admira-
Ia, flote O poiowe mniejsza Cd
tel, jaka posiada ewentualny
nieprzyjaciel, znajduj2cy sic o
tvsiace mil cd mas. Jezeli Stany
Zjednoczone maja zamiar pro-
wadzic szeroka miedzynarodowa
polityke,. powinny one mice flote
tax wiclka, jak kazdy inny kraj.
Admiral Sims zgadza sic Z gen.
Pershingiem, IL ,,nic MONA So
bic wyobraziG" wojny Z Anglia,
lecz pomimo to, pod zadnym po-
zorem ME wyrzek}by SIG on flo
ty, nawet jezeli mic przewiduJe
sic nikogo nieprzyjacielem. ponie
waz Mkt ME vie, co Europa,
gdzie Mkt jeszcze broni ME ska
da, urzadzic moze. Admiral zwro
Gil uwage ma to, il podwodne 10
die amerykahskie ME dorownu-
ia zagranicznym, oraz ze Ame-
ryka pozostala W tyle W dziedzi-
ME awiatyki.
PRZEPISYWANIE VIVA
PRZEZ LEKARZY.
Washington, S lutego. - Ko-
misarz prohibicyjny, Kramer O.
giosi} dis oficjalnie, IL dotych-
czas ME byla okreslona dokiad-
ME iloSc wilma, jaka mole bye
przepisana przez lekarza. Ably u
sunac wszelkie watpliwosci wy
da} on nastepujacy przepis: do
czasu wydania innych rozporza-
dzcn, lekarze maja prawo przc-
pisywac taxa ilosc wilma, jaka,
zgodnie z ich uczciwem przeko-
naniem wydaje sic potrzebna W
danyn wypadku, o lie sadza, IL
uzywanie wilma, jako lekarstwa
przez dana osobe jest niezbedne
i moze sic przyczynic do uwol-
nienia jej cd pewnych znanych
do1egliwosci". Pan Kramer prze
strzega lekarzy, IL powinni oni
z ,,nadzwyczajna troskliwoscia''
zwracac uwage ma to, ably ME
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
F|F TY COLORADO FIRMS T0 MAKE
 WAGE SLASHES
Several l. Organizations In Rocky Mountaia State
 Make Voluntary Cuts

DENVER, Jan. 29.-Fifty firms in Colorado today notified the state in- dustrial commission Of reduction of wages of from 10 to 20 per cent. effec- tive March l. This is in compliance with a. state law requiring 30 days notice Of wage reductions or inten- tion to call strike.
 Announcement that these notices had been filed followed publication of a decision of the commission author izing the State Foundry Mems Asso- citation to carry out an announced wage reduction of 15 per cent effec- tive February |
 Among the employers asking author ity to reduce wages. were the Master Painters Association of Denver; the Master Tailors' Association of Denver and the Electrical Contractors Asso- citation.
 The elecyical contractors said that the 20 per cent wage reduction was accepted voluntarily by their em- ployeS. The painters would receive S1 an hour instead of S1,12k under the new scale and the mSster tsilors served notice merely that they would not renew wage contracts at the old scale
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
CALDER BILL IS NUT NECESSARY
 SENATE. I T0LO
Witness Says Regulation of Coal Mines Would Result
 In Death Of Industry

WASHINGTON. Ian. 29. = Under the Calder bill "the coal industry can not live" G. W. Reid vice-president of the Peabody Coal Company. of Chi cago. testified today before the sen ate committee considering the meas ure for federal regulation of the in- dustry. He added that the period of necessity for regulation in the inter- est of consumers had passed and that steam coal is selling for SIPS ton in every jobbers' yard in Chicago"
 What are we going to do then, when we are told today that coal is selling for $14 and $15 ton in Ne braska and South Dakota?" Chairman La Toilette asked. We've left it to the coal trade for the last year to meet the situation and it hasn't done it.
 Reid replied that he would not again be down here opposing legisla- ton if in a year under normal condi- tions, a shortage develops"
 The committee today ordered R. K. Brown. an Omaha, Neb.. wholesale dealer. to produce reports of his 1920 cost and selling price, and to remain ready to explain them. The hearings will be continued next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
IA BAT TLESHIPS ATTACKED BY
 DESTROYERS
Atlantic And Pacific Fleets Separate; Admiral Wilson
 Pleased With Showing

ON BOARD THE U. $. s. FLAG SHIP PENNSYLVANIA. Jan. 2S.-(By wireless via Callao. Peru, to the As sociated Press)-The American battle fleets separated tonight about midway between Callao and Valparaiso. Chile. the Atlantic fleet turning and steam ing north to CallaO. and the Pacific squadron proceeding to Valparaiso Both divisions are expected to reach their destinations January 31. to re main until February ,.
 Wartime conditions obtained yester- day evening when fl battleships, with IS destroyers protecting them, pro ceeded in battle formation without lightss while a second squadron of IS destroyers staged an attack.
 The general staff has announced it. self as pleased with the progress shown since the combined fleets be- gan maneuvers after leaving Panama January % Admiral Wilson today sent congratulations to the units and expressed the hope for equal progress when the fleets reunite February for the return to Panama a
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
Central American
 Countries To Form
 Into One Republic

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Although Nicaragua did not sign the treaty ne gotiate dat San Jose, Costa Rica, this month providing for the creation of a Central American republic. ratifica- tion by the congresses of the four sig natory countries is expected in time to have the new federation come into existence before September 15. Dr. Julio Bianehi, Guatemalan minister. announced tonight
 By the treaty, Guatemala, HOndur- as. Salvador and Costa Rica would be merged under the new federation. Nj caragua it was explained withheld signature because she did not wish to surrender certian rights. especially as to the treaty making power, and pro vision was inserted to permit her ad- mission at any time.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
Federal Building
 At Phoenix To Be
 Locked Each Night

PHOENIX. Jan. 29.-Officials eX- pressed belief that the crime wave had been responsible for the issuance of an order received by Alfred Franklin, collector of internal revenue, hero, from the treasury department to closc and lock the federal building at n p. m. and keep it closed until a. m Officials and employees may not have keys to any entrance to the building the order added.
 In the absence of mailing facili ties. q requisiting may be made by the postmaster for q mail box on the curb in front of the building. Tho effect of the order would be to mako it impossible to deposit letters Ol other mail in the postofficc durini the hours above mentioned. it was explained by officials.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
TO DEVELOP POWER

SACRAMENTO Calf, Jan. 29. A state association of municipalities was organized here today for the pur- pose of developing hydro-electric pow CT sites in California Charles A. Bliss of Sacramento is acting as tenn poraTy chairman. An organization commission composed of Mayor Hor- ace Porter of Riverdale C.. A Mason of San Francisco and D. w Carmi- chaei and Robert L.. Sam of Sacro- mento, will submit a plan of work to- morrow
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
c. O.. P. Is Certain
 Hays Will Receive
 Cabinet Portfolio
Deficit Of Party Reduced $600,000, Is Statement
 From National Office

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-The Re publican national committee and
 other officials of that party. from
 chairman Hays down, will be kept in
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
Lodge Nptrce

eRove0 ORDER os REQ Mtn
 Meets at Odd Fellows hall tiz' Thursday of every month visitin, brothers cordially invited VIM BUCKETT, sacbem. 6. VERRAN. Chief of Records.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
Spring Has Came;
 At Least Boston
 Thinks It's Here

BOSTON. Jan. 29.-Spring was in the air today. Boys played marbles. baseball games were seen on several lots and robins chiruped. In the woods of Plymouth, the Trailing Ar. butus, New England's May. Flower was picked by automobile parties. It was the JGnuary thav, with lit tle to thaw Weather bureau reports Cs snowfall lave yet to pass one-hun dredth of an inch. Oldest inhabi tdnts are com -ns tke;r records to find precedents.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
Ambush Party Is Surprised; Troops
 Kill 1, Wound Five

DUBLIN. Jan. 29.-Surprising an ambushing party at Coachford. Coun- ty Cork. yesterday, soldiers killed one civilian and captured 1C of the party, five of them wounded. Arms. ammu- abandoned.
 Divisional Commissioner Holmes, who, with five constables, was wound ed yesterday in an ambush near Castle Island. County Kerry, died today. He had only recently been, appointed commissioner for the southern coun ties in succession to Colonel Smyth murdered some time ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30

BROTHERHOOD oF- AMERICA
 NEOMAN
 Richard BOmeStsad S9b, meets .ecoad and fourth 1uesdEys at oiS Pythias Castle Ylalti1x ArASers srv cordially inv'rec.
 K. J. RATCinFE, Foreman 6. p. sTINsoN, Correspondent sox tAst PhoEs Red xsA
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
DETECTIVE IS SHOT

OMAHA. Neb, Jan. 29.-City De tective Arthur Cooper was shot three times and perhaps fatally wounded here last night when he attempted to arrest Ne,s Johnson. confessed bur glar. near the heart of the business district. one of the shots penetrating COoper's abdomen. The aSsailant was captured few minutes later after q hot gun battle.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30

their positions for time after March 4 regardless of cabinet and other federal appointments. according to an- nouncement made today at Republi- can Headquarters.
 It was regarded as certain, they said. that Chairman Hays would be appointed to the cabinet but that this would not affect his political position at least not for a time after March 4.
 The plan had been agreed to, 1t was said, because of the necessity of keep ing the party machinery intact imme- diately after the inauguration. Much work remains for the national com mittee. including the raising of funds to meet the campaign deficit
 The deficit of Sl.600.00O had been reduced to approximately S1,000.G00, it was said today. The S2G0,00o floating debt has been paid and $400,000 has been collected by letters of soiicita- tion
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30

A glance at these two pictures shows the rapid stride the automo- bile industry has made in it's ? years of existence Below is shown one of the first ''horseless carriages" pro duced in the United States It is q Selden product. patented in 1895. and is now on exhibition at the national museum in Washington, D. C. Above is the last word in automobile con struction-a $25.000 Pierce-Arrow with special Lee body. built for Roscoe (-Fatty') Arbuckle. the mo vie comedian.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
CONFERENCE CALLED

FORT WORTH Texas, Jan. 2s.-- Dr. Harry Grafke. inspector in charge of the federal bureau of animal in dustry work in Texas. announced to- day a conference of all United States inspectors in Texas, Oklahoma. Arkan. sas and Louisiana will be held in Little Rock. Ark. February 10. to discuss the progress of cattle tick eradication.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
FAVOR FoRDNEY BILL

CARSON CITY, New, Jan. 2s. - Both houses of the Nevada legislature adopted today. without dissenting vote, q resolution authorizing the states solid Democratic compression al delegation to vote for the Fordney emergency tariff measure.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
SECOND WAGE cur

other wage reduction. the second within q month, was announced to- day to the employees of large ore company. The new scale brings the , top pay for skilled nechanics to ss75 day.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-30
NEw SWEDISH MINIsTER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Swe- dish legation announced to the state department today that A. F. Wallen- berg has been appointed minister from Sweden to the United States to succeed w. 4. r. Ekengren, who died November 25.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-28
THE BANK SITUATION

Nothing to report is getting to be a common precision when wishes know something about the conditions of the First National Bank of Tombstone closed The fact that many Tombstone people mised by the published statement of Mrs. Costello president of the embarrassed institution led many people to deposit their actual working capital and consequently owing to her statement, find themselves in dire for Ling expenses.
 Mrs Costello knows Tombstone well and she knows the depression that Is the country and the state of Arizona in particular She could appears relieve the situation considerably if she would release to release the monies deposited ON HER STATEMENT, ii nothing at this time. One account might men, ton that should be released is about 0 collected for the Children's Celebration to be held here September 5th. The government officials in charge to be in the dark and refuse to talk to depostors
 states that the Bonding company trying to get Mrs Costello to relieve the situation once but the srangest thing is that there is yet word from Mrs Costello since her statement published in this paper and then followed by its repudation.
 We should not like the thrown into the hands of receiver, but this must be the natural out unless Mrs. Costello steps into the breach with the money to pay the depostos and she is the person who and should do so, believe, and will be, no doubt, forced to do so in the end.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-28
A1RPLANEs AND THE GREEN MONSTER

The Bisbee Review fain would make light of the landing of the first airplane ill Tombstone and in story this morning of the landing of army ailmen ln the Old Camp yesterday the Reviews editor featured story with flarng headlines that full of evidences of the green monster and far to libel poor old Ed Schiefein and the old timers in the Tombstone cemetery.
 We can plainly read between the lines of the Review story.
 Bsbee, located far up into the mountains, until there is not even an acre of ground but what hy rocky that the canares find it hard to navigate without spiked shoes and the and bzZards evade owing the roughness, well knows that the airplane will never grace it's city environs.
 Tombstone has put over the nelghborlng town and the Review editor in order to keep from woundine the feelings were of the Bisbee fok would pass off the incident in lighter vein.
 We feel sorry for Bisbee, but we know there is thing that we have .'got em, and when Tombstone gets her regular established arplane landing field the transcontinenta planes that will traverse the try in not too far distant time will make Tombstone regularly while Bisbee will have be content with the of the mighty motors and Bsbeeites will have to come to Tombstone, (where they will be heartily wei come to get look'' step aboard the big ships for some distant port. :.
 Verify, 'tis hard pill for the Review editor to swa low whenever he thinks Tombstone does not keep with the times he has another guess to his credit
 We might add not boastfully, however, that The Daily Prospector will have it's radio station at work within short time, and all planes equipped with wireless will be able to herald the arrival of the ships to rub it n will probably wireless the Review from time to time and invite the force to what air plane looks like when it is in comparison to what 1t appears to be while soaring the rocky peaks of Bis bee-gving the Review editor stiff neck and ruffng his disposition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-28

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 Mexico imposes tax of l per cent on silver exports when silver is sell ing between GO and 70 cents and high CT rates against higher prices. There are no taxes on silver under 60 cents. Production there is still comparative. ly small
 Tn Canada increased production by the Cobalt companies is discernible, indicating total yearly output of not more than S.O00,coO ozs. The Dolly Warden mine in British Columb bia will be reopened long enough to get out about 125.0C0 ozs.