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Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
P. ]. OFFICIALS
ENROUTE HERE
Douglas, Beckett and Stout
Inspect Properties in
Clifton District

CLIFTON, Nov. 30 Walter
Douglas, pre&ideEt; p. G. Beckett,
general manager, Col. H. Fl. Stout,
metalurgist, and other officials prom
inent in the Phelps Dodge Corpora
ton management, with T. H. Schu-
macher, president of the Ell Paso and
Southwestern railroad. arrived here
yesterday evening and are spending
the day making an examination or
conditions in this district, where the
Phelps Dodge interests now own all
the important mining properties OF
the Clifton Morenci district, and also
the Arizona and New Mexico railroad
running south from here and connect
ing with the Southern Pacific at
Lordsburg, n. NJ, and with the Ell
Paso and Southwestern at Hachita.
Douglas and his party arrived here
in several private cars and will leave
tonight for Douglas and Bisbee,
though it is understood that some OF
the party will return to El Paso from
Hachita. Douglas will go to Bisbee
tomorrow morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
BOTH SIDES ARE
SATISFIED WITH.
STRIKE STATUS
Situation Improving, Claim
Operators; Union Chiefs
Say Orders Observed

WALSENBURG, Colo, Nov. 90 =
(By the Associated Press Contin-
ned improvement in the strike situa
ton was reported today to Colonel
Patrick ]. Hammock. adiutant general
by company officials and rangers al
several properties of the Colorado Flu
ell and Iron Company affected by the
strike of miners against a reduction
in wages, according to an announce
ment by Colonel Hammock On the
ether hand, union officials said that
the situation was satisfactory from
their standpoint.
Colonel Hammock, in charge of en-
forcement of martial law under Gov
ernor Shoup's proclamation, visited
the Lester. Tobasco, Berwind. Morley
Sopris and Frederick mines today tC
inspect rangers patrolling the com
pany property.
Interna tional Union Organizer Cocf
ran, at Trinidad, said today that the
situation was satisfactory and that
the miners have only begun Their
strike. When asked whether that
meant 2 spread of the strike to other
mines in the district, he said any an
nouncement would have to come from
Mike Livoda, secretary of the district
union.
Miners organizers have been barr
ed from conducting meetings of the
miners in the c. =. & l. camps by or
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
Improvement Cause
Of Much Comment
Among Her Friends

MY friends all tell me how we'll
| am looking and | never get tired of
telling them about Fanlac, il is such
a wonderful medicine" declared Mrs.
Mollie Henderson, $40 Third East.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Il was completely rundown" she
continued land didn't seem to have
any strength or energy left NV ap-
petite was very poor and the little
managed to eat seemed to do me
more harm than good Several times
l broke down completely csc JusI nau
to give up and go to bed. | was so
weak | just had to drag around all
the time, and | worried and worried.
Tor didn't know where it was all
going to end
But Tanlac just seemed 10 be
made specially for me and in few
weeks | felt perfectly well in every
respect. This was all of three years
ago and / have enjoyed good health
ever since. Tanlac certainly is
grand medicine and | have made it
a rule to take bottle every now and
then, and il keeps me feeling well
and strong. ] am a: the time tell
ing some che about il, and every time
| do so | feel that am doing them
a good turn.
Tanlac is sold in Bisbee. Lowell.
Warren and Naco by Phelps Dodge
Mercantile Co., and by leading drug
gistS everywhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24

A machine has been devised that
tests the exact shrinkage of cloths.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24

TO hold sportsmen's convention at
some central point in the state to eff
feet a statewide organization of the
same character. j E. Thompson. for
mer Bisbee resident, and who owns
one of the most beautiful summer
camps in the state. at Greer in the
White Mountains. promised to under
take the securing Of location to hold
the meeting. II was his suggestion
that the meeting be held before the
duck season ended and that it be stag
ed at a point where good shooting
could be had. In this manner the con
vention would attract a great number
of sportsmen from every part of the
state.
The Bisbee enthusiasts expect to is
sue an invitation within few days
to the sportsmen of Douglas, Tomb
stone and other Cochise county COM
munities for a meeting They also
propose to prepare a definite program
upon that occasion, for presentation
at the meeting to be held later in the
year.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
GAME PROTECTION SOCIETY is
PLANNED; COUNTY SPORTSMEN
WILL BE INVITED TO MEETING

The first step toward the formation
of a game profession society in the
state of Arizona was taken yesterday
in Bisbee. A small gathering of men
interested in the protection of game
birds. animals ane fish met with J. +.
Thompson. of Phoenix, and decided
that such an organization was neces-
sary and outlined a tentative plan fer
its consumation.
In addition to ]. F.. Thompson, those
i'm attendance at the preliminary meet
ing included w. G. McGregor, NJ. ].
Cunningham. Thorlief Olsen. L. L. Gil
man, Frank c BledsOe. Jesse Yoakum
and Lawrence ID Clark
Last summer. at Sheep Crossing on
the Upper Reaches of the Little Color
ado River. campers, fishermen and
sportsmen joined with the nearby res
idents and staged a monster barbecue
at which time the subject OF game
preservation and propagation was dis
-cussed. While nothing, was done it
was suggested that meeting of the
sportsmeu of the state be called for
a later date in the year at when time
" was proposed. definite program
be put forward. BUSINESS conditions
prevented the holding of such & meet
ing
II appeared to be the purpose Of
yesterday mornings meeting that the
sportsmen Of Bisbee should invite the
advocates OF gun and rod from all
points IN Cochise county to Bisbee
within the near future and. at that
time, form a county organization. Fol-
lowing that meeting ii was proposed
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
WARREN JUNIOR HIGH
STUDENTS ENTERTAIN
AT HOLIDAY PROGRAM

Students at the James Douglas Jun
ior High School. in Warren, gave an
entertaining Thanksgiving program
yesterday under the direction of Miss
Bassett. A large number of the par
ents attended A reading given bv
Mrs. Honn was greatly appreciated.
The program follows:
l. Song Chorus of Pilgrims" (from
the opera PLonbardi) Verdi, School
:. Reading, A Gustatory Achieve
ment-Riley ...... Edwina Honn
j. Mississippi cradle-Arr. by La
Sale .............. Orchestra
4. Piano Solo. Woodland Echoes
Wvman ......... Dorothy Clement
D. Reading, The Ow, Critic 49,.
............. Josephine Stevens
8. Solo, A Dream-Partlett
.............. Kern Krebs
Z. Violin Solo. Humoreske-Dav-
orak, William Kurash (from Lowell
SCHOOL,
y. Reading, Mary Elizabeth's Thanks
giving Ga true story Julia Elsing
.. Piano Solo, selection from Rig
oletto-Verdi -. Katherine Ashby
10. Reading. A Bear Story-Riley =
Mrs. HOnn
IL. Piano Solo, Dying Poet-Gott-
schalk ........... Helen Clark
y. la) flushed in Silence; (b)
Minuetto-Gordon 49,. Orchestra
13. Song, Thanksgiving Song-Men
delssohn -. School and orchestra
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24

A chop" in China, is a trade mark.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
Retiring President
OF University Says
State Schools Best

PHOENIX, Nov. %. - High trib-
ute to r. b. Won KleinSmid, president
OF the University of Arizona, was paid
by Governor Thomas f. Campbell to-
day in introducing President Won
kleinSmid to the Arizona State
Teachers Association convention
here for his farewell address to that
body, as head of the state university.
DR.. Won KleinSmid resigned recently
to accept the presidency of the Uni
versity of Southern California.
President Won KleinSmid, in his ad-
dress, gave resume of the work
done i'll the schools of the state in
the last 10 years. He said that at
the first state teachers convention
that he attended after coming to Ari-
iona eight years ago. all of the speak
ers referred to the standards and
methods used in other states so that
he received the impressin that there
were no ideas in Arizona. Today,
he declared, this state shows distinc-
tive accomplishments along educa,
tional lines and the school system
here is not copy of any other sys-
tenn.
WHICH TIC III 81 Cdllle 10 the SIdle, Ut.
Won KleinSmid~ said, there were IA
accredited high schools in the state,
as compared with AZ at present.
Graduates of "a of these scncc,o, y.
said, are entitled to entrance to any
standard university in the country.
Dr.. Won KleinSmid paid tribute to
the members Of the state legislature,
saying: I'VE have had loyal and
true champions of education in our
midst"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
Latter Day Saints
Announce Series of
Sermons This Week

Beginning tonight and continuing
through Sunday evening. November
p, Pastor K. r. Davis of the Reorgan-
lied Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints will give series of gospel
sermons The meetings will be held
at the Woman's Club, on Quality HILL
and good attendance is expected. The
general public is invited.
The Recognized Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints is the
same organization as that established
by Joserh Smith in 1880, and in all
points OF doctrine and practice ii has
remained true to its original teachings
In many ways this organization
unique among modern churches. but
like the others. it predicates all it's
claims on the Bible, and perhaps its
people .come the nearest to being BIZ
bic literalists of any religious body to
day. In matters of organization it
claims to pattern exactly after the
New Testament church. and it has a
prophet, apostles. bishops, elders.
priests. teachers and deacons as of
old: in practice it follows the Scrip
tural customs and anoints with oil for
healing, has it's children blessed by
the elders, baptiZes in water for the
remission of sins, and invokes the gift
If the Holy Spirit by the laying on of
hands. 1t believes in the spiritual
gifts, and its meetings frequently ex-
nerience prophecies, tongues and Wis
IONS as at Pentacost. Revelation as
means of guidance is believed in by
these Latter Day Saints as by the For
mer Day Saints. and in many matters
OF general church policy it seeks the
direction of the Lord through the pro-
phet.
The ReorganiZed Latter Day Saints
believe that the Book of Mormon con
talns true account Of the Indians
proSenitorS, and that it was brought
torth and translated by the power OF
God They do not use it as a Bible,
but point out that it's teachings in all
features agree with the Scriptures
@nd constitute an additional witness
for Christ.
In matters of education, of social
service, of philanthropy, of economic
cooperation, no people is more pro-
eresslVe. Their system aims at the
amelloration of present-day conditions
quite as must as it looks to future sal
Walton ard one Of the main purposes
or their gathering together i'm large
groups Is that they may work out
their mutual problems on coopera-
tive basis.
The headquarters of the Reorgan-
lzed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints is at Independence, Mis-
souri,, and its largest community is
there. Branches, however. are main
tanned in all parts of this country and
abroad. and its missionaries are well
and favorably known in hundreds of
communities. Frederick NJ. Smith.
grandson of the original founder of
the church. Joseph Smith, is presi-
dent and chief executive and lives
near Independence. The finances of
the organization are under the direc-
ton of presiding bishop. Benjamin
X. Mcclure. The church college is at
Lamont, Iowa, but the Sanitarium, pub
fishing houses and general offices are
AL at Independence. The church now
numbers some hundred thousand mem
berS.
chop" in China, is trade mark.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24

der of the military officials, Cochran
said. Mine superintendent also have
been instructed by company officials
to keep them off company property,
he declared
Robert Foster, international organ
izer, stationed here, was ordered out
of Lester camp in Huerfano county
last week, Cochran said
Tonight, as the second day of the
surrender of arms under the pro1a-
nation of Colonel Hammock closed.
the number of weapons turned in was
comparatively small. After midnight
tonight, arms will be confiscated af-
ter search of residences in the
trict, according to plans made by the
military.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24

ing cross washes, are noy a thing
of the past. Considerable ditching
has been done and the road in gen.
eral is greatly improved and would
be further benefited by a rain.
This completion makes the road
from Rodeo to IL miles this side OF
Phoenix in standard shape 1t is re-
ported that the road entering Flor
ence will be improved soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
Tombstone Bisbee
Road Is Improved

The state highway maintenance
crew, under ]. B. Chadwick, working
from Bisbee towards the Crane well
in Tombstone Canyon, finished the
rough work at noon yesterday and
people travelling the road today will
have every opportunity to feel rather
thankful that the rocks which have
retarded traffic to some degree by
.ChOpping into tires and the sea 60
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
So READY TO ADMIT
VIOLATING DRY LAW

Ell PASO, Texas. Nov. %. Thirty
six of the "a federal prisoners in the
Ell Paso county Jail awaiting trial
today expressed a desire to plead
guilty and will be brought into court
for sentence Friday. All are charged
with violation of the national prohib-
ition act. The cases of the remain
ing. prisoners cannot be heard before
the January term of federal court.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28

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san Antonio. Tex Abfil 16 nc6n-
frahdose que las concesiones hechas q
los heimanos Jose Ives y Julio Linen.
tour en- tiempps del General Dlaz, son
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ed todos los demdH efectos seniidos
encontfando' que no Sc habfan cum
plido las estipulsci0nes expresadas en-
las condiciones de Qtfas srandes ex,
tensiones de terrenps, otofeadpS q los
Mismos hermanos 2 gobieno ha de-
efelado Ia expfopnci5n de unae tic
rfas y ia eaacelacion de- las .~cdncesio-
nas con ID qae YrelYel 3 podef del fis-
90 100000 bett4fas az TERI en Chs
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28

Segdn daf0s ~9xiSten1es en IL Secre'
tsiia as Industrial Y Concrete II nd
Nero dc personals que. 4 da1sa De lla
berss parallxado III lab0rfa en- las mi.
mas de plata v snspendfdOse Dor Ii dlti'
MA huelga de fArroearfiief0s asciende
@ cuaranta mil; v como. 81 no todoa.
gran ndmego de esos obrerOs son 81
s0st6n de ma famiIia, estan sin recur-
sos dc vida Y en- graves dlficaitades
para subsistlf, no menos dc Glen mil
personals.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
EsTATuA nE BoLlvAR EN
NUEvA YORK

De gran inter6s para las ugoiones
hispano.amerieanhs os Ia solemuidad
con que Sc descubri6 el 80 do abtH 81
mohuniento lexantadoa Simon Bolivar
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Ia eerenionih, y en- ella prdnunci6 I'm
breve Def0 iHp0ftante disctfao, en- ell
que estahleei6 Ia t0mpaFacidn entire
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1 III est5i;rss "a s,s;s,sSn * $50 orr.
si6n nsFa Tib,,fST II msa easdsaI feol.
I'M geS4n ! ~ NJ III noeSo1 iba mas
sStsM XXI II eswdsS
.
IL so.ss sgtse Y sssa ~ Ase a@sras
eos atsn gons@~Sss "a NJ.
r1 eewSs
1870 9o1sN ~ g.
sna 81 aqtN.i 1t ei.%sSS
avgn pal1a4g VIZ W. NJ III
1Aaa SSp IA sleN9 = *,
Aus ~ $1,000
pAap' III aVoluss " las 1a4na H.
WI, 800 alqos
|laisss 1890 sMns'.aSlgn
y w ~ - IinHg9 4 a1l
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eiN4 " aleSa H si. 10y 5ie!S ~
Ea aoIk 81 E. NV $780,
s. h1ss0 saHsas 9sSsa9
Al dis sigliieute i5 Dc ApEit g Is
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28

ponemos b continuation una lista de- los blanco6 die tAhemoa
Ell espanol janAo con 81 tamano de cada un0y pkra que se-
pan eli precio. Los precios son s6gdn 81 tamaho dol bIanco.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28

-|I III NMMLM AA- Ms
fcerae&s D6Hpuks de Id j~nVoeaeiQn he
'cIa Dor Mons. M Ut LaTelles PafrQco
ID Ia Cathedral, hizo la entrega 81 Dr..
Eateban Oil Borges, Minist1n 10 relas
clones extfanjeHas de Venezuela, pro-
nunciand0 in discourse EN- eastellanos
eli 81 que present0 Ell mpnumentO como
sfmboio dc las comunes aspiraciones y
nlitaa amsstad de las Americas del
NoftA y del Sur. Aoent6 Id donaci6n
vi AlcaIda eli nonbre de Ia eiudadl y
III G6bernador del Estaa0 elogid Ia me.
m0ria del gran patliota ilpertad0r
ante n~tlnleroso y respectable
RATlFlcAClpM DEL TRATApO
CON COLOMBIA
OtHa 1nedida destnada q fnMentaF
las relaeiones con las naQiones hlspas
noamerleanass sagun ios planes gel
nueEO Gobiefno, els la Fatiflc8ci6n por
TEL Senad0 del trataao con Colombia, ~
dla 204de ahriIa IN el se dlspQna ~
iudemnizacfon dc S25s000000 a Colon
Ma p0f Ia Question dc Panama Rero
'falta alln "a aprobaci0n de- Ia Asamblea
de Colombia.
III ala 8 de ahTil Sc ley6 en- Ia. session
del Gabinete ia mensaie do Harding
al Senadoy Cd al Due urgia IA pronta
y favorable consideration de- este ira
tadQ. como may p~r0Yechoso en- las ae'
tdales eifcHnstaneias para feHaeAtaf
nuestras relaalonea amistosas y co-
mo @sineera expression ug npestras 1ass
tas aniatosaa reiaciones IA Fes
pQbliea de colombo ~ ga NJ eomen
~ We en- Ell Senado "a discussion del
prpyecto. afa
En- los och0 dias que duF6 Ia diseu-
sion, slis defensores urEian Ia gatfica
ei0n como Media favorable para fa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28
orRAs .NoTIclAs

Contin0an las E~eg6ciaciones sobfe la
famosa isla de zap III Jap6n no duie-
re reconocef loa derqciios De los Esta-
dos pnidos v parece que Ia Ultima no
enviada de aqni nc le hara zanzibar
de- aetitqd. Is
Ef g0bieTno aleman ha solicltado Ia
mediation de- los Estados unidoa con-
tta Ia amenaza de Francia, de ocupar
para FL Ito, dc mayo Ia rica region mi
nera de Rhlif, cuya ocupaci6ns aun
temporal seria desastrozap para Alema
MIA como ventajosa para Francia Los
Estados Unidos han fehusado, aundue
deseahdo due maya nuevas negotiable
mes