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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
AMERICAN EXPORTS n SOUTH
 AMERICA DUR|NG l AST YEAR
 REGISTER ENORMOUS INCREASE

ports from there rose from S41S. 1O.- OO0 m 1919 to S721, 95. 900 last year.
 Imports of S4l4. .e53. 900 from Japan showed an increase of only $5.O0O. 900 while exports of $377.96I .OOO showed an increase Of only Sl1. .OG0 .OOO.
 Exports 10 China increased S4O.- O00.OOO to S145.Os6.OOO while ship ments received from China increased S3S.0OO.OO to S192. .7O5.0OO.
 Central America imported $S6.s75.- 000 worth of American goods. an in- crease of S3l .OOO. 0eO while it's ship mentS to this country increased $23.- o000O8 10 S66.e75.eOO.
 There was an increase of S75.0S0.- 900 in exports to Mexico. the figure being $2O7 1858. GOO. while imports from that-country went up S32. .0O0, OOO to S1SO. .000.
 Exports and imports for countries other than Germany compared with December, 1919. were as follows:
 France-exports .s3S. 900: Se3. 462.0O9; imports s11.Ss5.OOO; s16.9s5. OOo.
 Italy-exports sSl.s44 coo; sss. .sS5. 00o: imports s4,eSS.OO0; s7.239. 900. E Great Britain-exports s1ss.S5O. 900; SIs2.121.00O; imports s19.SS4, OOO; S42.3S0.OOO.
 Spain-exports S17.019 900; Se. .53I. 00c: imports s3,0OO 900: S. .OOO. 900.
 Canada-ssxports s61. 1.699. 900: S71. . sfe.763; imports S59506. 900; s4S.OOO, OO0
 rgentina-exports s23, ,2O6 GOO; s1O 992.O00: imports S9.454. 900; SI7.0OO, 900.
 BraZil-exborts $19.233. 900; 8. 799 900; imports S9.5SO.OOO; S1Z9lO.0 Chile-exports S7.S62. .000; S3.O0O 900; imports S7.S29 900; s7.2O2. GOO. Uruguay-exports S3.219.OO0: SI 635.00O; imports S756.O0O: 1.S2O,O0C
 Japas-exports SIS.S52. 900: s42 704.0oO; imports s11.9ss. 900: SAP, ,723 O0e.
 China exports s13.669. .OOO; s6,l29 GOO: Imports s7.722. .0O0; SI4,723. 900.
 Central America-exporfs ,S7.774 900; s6.315. 900; imports S1.SO9. .0OO S2194,O0O
 MexicO-exports. sS1.999,000; SIP ] 3S4 1000: imports 4,S0S.000.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Pearson Confident
 Of Averaging More
 Than 95 Miles Hour

DOUGLAS. Feb. 2.-It was an- nounced al the army flying field here today that Lieutepant Alexander Pearson Jr, of tine Twelfth Aero Squadron. would leave February ' to fly To Pablo Beach, Fla. where he is scheduled to hop off February 9 on trans-continental Tight Co San Diego, Calf The deHaviland 4-B air plane, which Pearson has rebuilt here for the coast.to-c coast dash. was test ed out yesterday and found-to function satisfactorily
 His flight will be the first attempt at a trans-eontinental speed record. An effort will be made 10 negotiate the distance in 24 hours. which will require Aan average speed ol 95 miles an hour. Pearson. whose home is in Portland. Ore, and who won the first rans-continental' air race. says he eX- poets to do better than 95 miles an hour The flight will be made ih three laps. Houston and Fl Paso, Tex as. being the two, controls.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
FEELS TWENTY YEARS
 YOUNGER, SHE STATES

My chest would feel full and stuffy, could hardly breathe and my heart would flutter terribly My feet aohed so l cold hardly touch them to the floor and it seemed like every bone in my body hurt. l was so nervous and miserable hardly knew what good nights sleep was.
 Well. my son-in-law had been so greatly benefited by Tanlac that my daughter persuaded me to try it. My appetite is fine now. eat anything I want and just as much as please and it agrees with me perfectly. The terrible bloating and choking spells and all my pains are things of the past sleep like a child every night, and am in such fine health l can do my housework. and a lot of sewing besides. without feeling tired"
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. M. Ball, w. Harry Miller. Johnson's Addi. tion. Lowell Drug Co. and by lead. ing druggists in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
DEMpSEY-WULARD FIGHT WILL
 BE HELD SEPTEMBER ,: RICHARD
 TO BUILD HUGE OUTDOOR ARENA

NEW YORK. Feb. 2.-Tex Rickard. boxing promoter. announced tonight that the Dempsey Willard fisht which Dempsey announced in Los Angeles today was off. had been postponed with the consent of both parties until Labor day. September ,.
 Rickard said he would stage bout on that day between Willard and the bout. under Willard's existing con tract
 For various reasons. 1 have decid- ed to postpone the Dempsey-Wi match until Labor day" he said. While both Dempsey and Willard are willing and eager to observe the original contract and meet in Madison Square Garden March IT. l nave de cided that the contest had better be staged in the open following the Rmpsey- Carpenter match Of July 2.
 The surprising demand for tickets for the DempSey-Willard bout makes it clear that the garden would accom- modate but a fraction Of those who desired 10 see it.
 Willard has absolute confidence in his ability to regain the champion ship. A demand has been created that he be matched with the winner of the Dempsey-Carpentier bout.
 T shall. therefore, erect a large open air arena for the international contest and stage match between ! Willard and the winner of the Demp sey-Carpentier bout under the existins contract September 5."
 Rickard said he intends to erect ar
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
"A Rounds Boxing
 Carded For Next
 Tuesday Evening

With the signing up yesterday of Battling Kovosky and One Round Sehofield, local youngsters, for the fOur-round curtain raiser. the card for next Tuesday nights boxing pro gram at the Grand theatre was com pleted. Seats will be placed or sale at the Hermitage this morning.
 Clarence Ligon. who will meet Al Delmar. 4 San Francisco, in the main 10-round event, will work out at [ o'clock this evening with Kid Par son and Buster Davis. Delmar will work out at the Hermitage training quarters at 4 o'clock this afternoon with Kid Hartman. who will box Red Milburn in scheduled 6-round bout as the semi-fiEal on the card.
 With prices for the 24 rounds on the card lower than in many moons, promoters of the program are confi- dent of getting a good turn out.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Coolidges To Make Hotel Their Home
 After March 4th

WASHINGTON. Feb. ?. - Vice President-elect and Mrs. Coolidge will make their home in hotel here and not in any of the houses offered them. it was learned today. The hotel is the same one in which Vice President and Mrs. Marshall have occupied an apartment
 Mr.s and Mrs. Coolidge are but fol- lowing the custom they adopted in Boston of living at hotel during his sOvernorship. They intend. it is un- 6erstood. to retain their modest house at Northampton. Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Irish Magistrate Is Shot Dead By Men
 Who Demand Money

DUBLIN. Feb. 2-Dublin Castle re- ports that today near Dunlavin. Rob- ert Dixon, a magistrate, was shot dead and his son. James. seriously wounded while resisting armed men who demanded money.
 The submarine cable rom Burton port to Arranmore Island, County Donegal, was cut and the telegraph wires in the Dunfanaghy district were severed six times in January.
 The report adds that mails for Dublin Castle are now brought daily by airplanes.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Baseball Scandal Cases To Be Tried
 During Next Month

CHICAGO. Feb. 2.-The baseball scandal case involving eight former White Sox players and several alleged gamblers, now under indictment on charges of conspiracy in connection with the fixing of the worlds series of 1919 between Chicago and Cincin- natl. will be ready for trial in about a month. Assistant States Attorney George German said today.
 Chief Justice Charles A Mcdonald today refused to make any comment on the charge that the baseball grand jury minutes were offered for sale to newspapers for publication.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
CHARGES PLOTS FRAMED

WASHINGTON, Feb, ?. = Private detective >agencIes were suggested to- day by Charles Recht, New York law yer. as having been partially respon- sible for bomb outrages. He declared it was the interest of such agencies ito keep the pot boiling" and called attention to a confession which he asserted was made to "reputed Chi cago lawyer" by an employe of pri- vate detective agency in which the confessor said he was employed to write threatening letters.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Mrs. Fraser Gains 35 Pounds And Is Restored To Perfect Health By Taking Tanlac, She Says.

Il have gained thirty-five pounds in weight by taking Tanlae and am feel ing fully twenty years younger" said Mrs. J. D. Fraser, 1925 Aileen St, Oakland. Cal.
 Early last spring suffered an at tack of influenza and being already in a weak and rundown condition, it took good work to pull me through. For long time after finally got up l was so weak l couldn't raise my hand to do bit of housework and was almost complete wreck. My appetite had left, me entirely. couldn't relish anything I ate and what little I did manage to force down kept me in misery for hours
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Increased freight traffic with Germany. South America. the Orient. West Indies and North America accounted largely for the record breaking foreign trade of the United States in 1920.
 \ compilation of american exports and imports fast year. issued today by the department of commerce. shows that exports to Great Britain. France and Italy fell off sharply Those countries. however. increased their shipments 10 the United States as did practically all other Important nations
 American trsifie with Brazil. Areen- tine. Chile and Uruguay tofaled ap- prOximately $1 044 .O00. 900. as compar- ed with Ss17. .000 900 in 1919. Ameri. can exports 10 those countries in creased more. than S1OO, 1000. .OO0 dur ing 1920. totaIing s457 COG. .O0. whereas imports from those. countries -increas ed only about S25. .0O0. .O00. the total being S5S7 .0O0. .OOo
 Trade with Germany nearly quad rupled- aggr egating S4OO.0OO. .OOO. but fell far short of that before the war Exports to Germany reached S311.
 
 before. and imports from that copn try. tOtaled S92.0O0.OOO as compared wish 1919 Exports of S515-000 900 [, Cuba showed an increase of S247. GOO. 900. while' imports of $721 ,0OO. .Ooi from there represented an increasS of s30S O0O.Oea
 Spain was the only principal Euro pean country which increased it's pur chase of goods in America exports t' that country asEresating $i51. .000. .OOO an. incl e:,se oE $50. 100000 over 1919 It also vas the only principal Euro q pean country to decrease it's ship ments to the United States. S42. GOO, 0O0 representing a decrease of abou S7.0O0.0o0 under 1919
 Exports to Spain in 1920 were val ued at $15f .4i0.O00 as against S103 S19000 the year before while import from there were valued at SAP, ,513.00 compared with s4s. .4s4 900,
 Exports to CHba nearly doubled l. the total ,of S5l5.00O.000 comparini with S27S.S91 GOO the year before. I'm
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03

open air arena near this city this spring and transfer his boxing organ ization there during the summer. Dur ing the open air period he will stage championship bouts in all weight classes.
 The arena will seat at least 50,00O spectators and will permit the offer ing Of large purses on a percentage under the ruling of the New York state boxing commission fixing d maximum charge of S15 seat. While definite plans have not been complet- ed. it is expected that in addition to Carpenter. Dempsey and Willard. Leon!srd. Kilbane. Wilson and others will take part in the contests.
 Dempsey Agreeable
 LOS ANGELES Feb. 2 Jack Dempsey. champion heavyw eight pu gilist. said late today that plans an nounced in New York by Tex Rickard fora match next Labor day between Jess Willard and the winner of the Carpenter fight were agree able to him.
 No word has been sent to me o this arrangement" he said. but presume it has all been fixed up witt my manager. Jack Kearns, who is il the east. Any plan by which I cal get a fight will suit me" He said he had received no wor' from Kearns since the arrival of telegrain announced by him early to day, informing him his match wit Willard had been postponed indefir . :.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
ITCHING ECZEMA
 DRIED RIGHT UP
 WITH SULPHUR

Any break out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema. can be quickly overcome by applying little Men tho-Sulphur. says noted skin spec ialist Because of its germ destroy ing properties. this sulphur prepara- tion instantly brings ease from skin irritation, soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth.
 It seldom fails to relieve the tor ment and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin trouble should get little jar of Mentho-Sulphur from any good druggist and use it like a cold cream.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Army Will Use Up Surplus Stock To
 Reduce Expenses

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Surplus stocks of canned goods and reclaimed uniforms accumulated during and aft CT. the war are to be used in the maintenance of the regular army un- der retrenchment orders lusi issued by Secretary Baker War department officials said today il was net the intention to make use Of such thinSs a permanent policy aud that iresh meats and vegetables would continue to form part of, the soldiers daily rations-
 The sole purpose in putting the sur plus stocks to such use, it was said, was to reduce maintenance costs.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Perfumed Alcohol
 Is katest Drink,
 ". I. U. Is Told

CHICAGO, Feb 2.-Reports of the latest fad of Chicago young women the wearing of little silver bottles at tached to the wrist watches and con taining petumed alcohol which they drink, were made to women attend ing w. c. T. U. convention, here today.
 Our young people are growing up with ragged minds and rag time re- ligion," declared Mrs. Robert Mccall in an address in which she assailec the familiarities of social contact. slang used in addressing girls. the manner in which they dance and the way they dress"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Detroit Factories
 Employing Only 2
 Per Cent Of Forces

DETROIT, Feb. 2,-Seyenty thous- and men. or 2 per cent of the num- Der working in factories in the De troit area year ago, now have em- ployment. according to an industrial survey today by the Employers As sociation, made public by G. W. Grant, secretary
 Approximately half of the men are working on half time. Normally these factories employ S1O.OOO work CTS.
 The employers survey placed the number of unemployed at 1000 which does not include 10000 believed to have left since December
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
DON'T FUSS WITH
 MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
 Blister-Easier, Quicker -.

There's TO sense in mixing mess of mustard, four and water when you can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff ness with little clean, white Musterolc.
 Musterole is made of pure oil of mustard and other helpful ingredients, combined in the form of the present white ointment It takes the place of mustard plasters. and will not blister.
 Musterole usually gives prompt relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis. croup. stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, ,rheuma
 tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains. sore muscles bruises, chilblains, frosted feet. colds of the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Aged Peddles, Heir To Fortune, Located
 By Coast Officers


 BERKELEY. Calf. Feb. s.-Alfred Newsome. aged pedUer. who was left an estate of nearf- million dollars by relative in Philadelphia and for whom the police lave been searching. was located today in Berkeley by the police
 Newsome recently was discharged from the county snfirmary where he had been patiene for some time. He told the authorities he did not know what relative ooulc have left him the money. He said he believed he has brother. John H. living >omewhere in Maine. and sister whose given name is Myrtle. firing in Christ Church. New Zealand
 The Koreans are believed to have used ircn-clad warshils against the Japanese as earlysaS 1S79
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
SECTION WAGES DROP

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio Feb. 9 - Headquarters Of the Ohio Region of the Erie Railway here anHounced to- day a reduction in wages of section hands from 4S l-2 cents an &our to S5 cents and 3S and of unskilled labor from 4S 1-2 to 30 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
10 PER CENT WAGE CUT

CLEVELAND. Feb. Wage re ductions of 10 per cent affecting ap- proximately 1900 employees of the Cleveland Railway Company from President J. J. Stanley down to office boys were ordered into effect today. Only the S400 conductors and motor men. members of the carmen's union, are exempt from the wage cut.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
8B@1yHKAN15las s

The Bergquist team of bowiers was defeated last night for the first time in the city league contest on the \. M. C. A. alleys by the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company team by score of 2I25 to 1883. The match was hot Iy contested throughout. Total indi- vidual scores for the three games i'll
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
SENTENCE coMMuTTEo

DUBLIN. Feb. 2.-The death sen tence imposed on Joseph Murphy, convicted by a court martial of hay ing led an attack on Cork October s. against the military, has been com mutted to life imprisonment
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
JAPANESE oPPosEps

NEW YORK. Feb. "A resolution directed against Japan's occupation of Vladivostok and eastern Siberia was adopted today at the conference m Paris of the elements opposed to Bol- shevism, according to a cable mes sage made public tonight by A. J. Sack. director of the Russian infor- nation bureau
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
NEGRO IS LYNchEp

PLAQUEMINE. La, Feb. 2.- Geo. Werner. negro. who shot and danger cusly wounded Numa Tiercuit. a rice planter. Monday. was taken from jail at Port Allen last night by a mob and hanged to a sign post near the scene of the shooting Tiercuit is not ex- pected to live.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
INTERNeTIoNAI MARRIAGE

LONDON, Feb. 2-M. F. C. NanO, secretary. Of the. Rumania legation in London. and Rose. daughter of Miguel de Covarrobias former Mexican min ister to Great Britain, were married today
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
HEALY ACQUITTED

DUBLIN. Feb. 2 Daniel Healy. enc of the four men tried by "a court martial for the shooting of one of the fourteen officers killed in this city November 21, was acquitted and -diScharged last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
roo BUSY SHOPPING

NEW YORK, Feb. 2--lnyitations to many social gatherings failed to draw Mrs, W. c. Harding away from her hotel shopping today Her com paniOns said she would neither call on friends nor be visited during her stay. Tonight the visitor slipped away to visit a theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03

last nights match follow:
 Phelps Dodge team: Blair 5l4. Wickham 4SO. Landes 42S. AioNees 379. Mrs Mitchell 342.
 Bergquist team: Miss Studley 43E, Miss Core 427. Prodanoyich S7i. Tuell SS5, Brayfield $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03

An Englishman claims that frog can be charmed with music in the same manner that snake may be charmed
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03

BELFAST. 1Feh. 2--Captain King district inspector. was seriously wounded. and bis wife was shot dead last night near the Mallow railroad station in County Cork.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-03
Auto Repairing

H. James, machinst, has taken over the repair de partment of the Arizona Motor Company's Garage on Naco Road. All repairs done personally by H. James and guaranteed. $1.00 per hour for work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
BOB MARTIN BEATS BURKE
IN BOUT At NEW ORLEANS
y. T.. T.. Champion Scores Tcchni-
cal Knockout Over Light Heavy.
wcight-LoScr Fights Well.
Iny Associntcd presYl


NEW ORLEANS. LA, Jan. 3I.--Bob
Martin, y. II. T.. champion. won a
technical Knockout, over Martin
Burke, New Orleans light heavy
weight. In the NTH round Of their
scheduled nftecn-round fight here to-
night. Referee Dorr stopped the
fight as Burke was hanging on the
ropes. jus, after taxing the count
Of nine.
The bout was brought to an uncx-
pcci"d climax. Burke outboxcd Mar
TIN using left jab effectively until
shade tho hest OF the mrs; round
hooked Martin with q left AS the
latter tried unsucccssfully TO land
with a right cross. Martin won tn.
second round. taking the aggressive
ana scoring with "A sim right 10 tho
body. Burke backed all around the
rinE. Martin tried for Burkc's Jaw.
put the local tighter covered and fell
INTO clinch each time he tried to
land.
In the third BURKE had shade tho
pest. scoring with left jab TO tn.
iacc and drawing blood from Martins
mouth. Martin tried for a right to
~. Jaw repeatedly. hut MS blows
fourth round found Burke making a
tarSct OF Martins face with a left
jan. He shot another right cross
over rs Burke came In, bu; Burk.
nut up his peculiar defcns. and
From the gong Martin went on,
10 finish up burke In the nfth' lie
used lief; hook TO the fac. for the
hrst t!in" IN this round. scoring twice
WITH this blow. and was beating
liurkc with ease, this ronnd when
"A left to the jaw. followed by a auick
r!Eht 10 the jaw. ended hos;.lltics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
TEX RICHARD WILL HAVE
CHARGE OF T|TULAR BOUT
American Promoter to Stage Match
Between Georges Carpenter
AMI JnCk Dempsey.
IHy AssocIatcd Nrcss- /

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