Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 2

Fagft Two THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW TP: Wednesday Morning, July 20, 92 INCREASE OF TAX ABOVE LEGAL RATE TO BE ASKED IN ORDER TO RE-BUILD BRIDGE WASHED AWAY The state tax commission composed of Messrs Frank Luke, K. A. Hughes and Chas. it. Howe, will be in Tombstone Saturday to confer with the board of supervisor.

The board has filed an application with the commission to declare an emergency that it might levy a tax above the 10 per cent allowed by law. The board is asking that the emergency be in the sum of $40,000 to cover the expense of building a new bridge ovar the San Pedro river about a mile below llenson on the Benson-Willcox road to replace the wooden bridge that was washed out July 3. The wooden bridge was erected two years ago fo take the place of a concrete bridge that was washed out in the summer of 1919. The wooden bridge was only a temporary affair that could not withstand the rush of waters of the rains the first part of the month. After the meeting in Tombstone with the board, the tax commission will go to the site of the bridge, to look the situation ovej From the Tombstone meeting the members of the tax commission will go on to Nogales to attend the tax conference that opens there on Monday.

The county of Yavapa' has asked, the privilege of leaving a deficit on the $75,000 for the furnishing of the new court house at Prescott. It appears that the bonds oted for the building covered the construction cost which left nothing with which to fur- The commission, it is understood, will allow one-half the amount METHODS USED IN NAVY YARD MORALS' INVESTIGATION MEET. WITH SEVERE CONDEMNATION WASHINGTON', July 19. Republican majority and Democratic minority members of the senate naval subcommittee, which investigated the war time scandal among enlisted men at the Newport. It.

training station in. reports made public today agree in condemning in severe terms the methods used by the navy in detecting those at the station guilty of im moral practices. The only outstanding point of dif-lerence in the two reports consists in the responsibility of former Secretary Daniels and former Assistant Secretary Roosevelt for the use of naval enlisted men as participants the immoral practices in order to obtain evidence against offenders. USEFUL PAIN Disbee Peoplehould Heed Its Warning Have you a sharp pain or a tiuii ache across the small of jour back? Do you realize that it's often a timely sign of kidney weakness? Prompt treatment is a safeguard against more serious kidney troubres. Use Doan's Kidney Pills, rot it by a liisbee resident's experience.

J. R. Covington, miner, says: Doan's Kidney Pills can't be beaten and I gladly recommend them. Some time ago my back vas inljad shape and when I tried to bend over, sharp pains would catch me and I could hardly straighten asain. My Kidneys were weak and bothered me a whole lot.

Doan's Kidney Tills soon cureo ine." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Covington had. Buffalo, N. Y.

H.EW00TT0N Th Winchester Store" Main St. 'Phone 261 hardware" Just Received Another shipment of the famous Bradley-Vrooman Paints 36 Different Outside House Colors in stock. Cold Bond Guaranteed. LINSEED OIL TURPENTINE WINDOW GLASS PLUMBING" 64 Main M. 'Phone 268 "The Winchester Store" H.E.W00TT0N it 'I--ji Ill IIIB lEBIIllliy lifellT Whv 8samsn8iipi.nMi.nian asked for to be levied this year, and the other half next year.

The commltision has declared an emergency in Tucson for the purpose of improving the water situation. The city applied for an emergency of $110,000, which was reduced to The county of Pima asked that it be permitted to clear up a deficit of $11,000 which was granted. The abstract of assessment rolls of the different counties are being checked at the office of, the commission. At the present time reports have been received from but seven counties as follows: Maricopa county, valuation Gila, Graham, $13,853,412: Greenlee, $35,777,491: Santa Cruz Yavapai. and Coconino, $22,692,157.

RAIN STILL NEEDED "While in spots there have been enough ran during the past two weeks to start the grass growing and fill up some of the water holes, still there lias not been abundance yet I and in places there has been practi-! cally none. While ev ery day brings promising clouds and showers fall in this vicinity still it "Pems that Jupiter Pluvlus is hesitating about turning loose a 'general downpour over the entire county. AUXILIARY TO MEET A business meeting of the American Legion Women's Auxiliary wiu be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the local Legion club house, on Howell avenue. The majority report holds that the methods used -were with the knowledge of both officials, and declares Roosevelt to be "morally responsible" for instructions issued. The minority views, presented by Senator King, of Utah, contend the matter was conducted without the knowledge of either of the navy department chiefs.

With respect to the methods employed, the minority report says: "That the methods employed -in securing evidence toy some of the en listed personnel were abhorrent and call for the severest condemnation, no one can deny. The condemnation of the majority committee of these methods meets my approval." The record of the sub-committee's investigation is said by the minority to show that the naval officers who prepared the plans for the vice campaign conducted by Lieutenant Tras-mus Hudson of the medical corps, "had no idea hat seamen were to employ Improper methods iu securing evidence of moral delinquencies or other crimes." "Captain Leigh (adviser of Roosevelt) and the judge advocate general approved the organization and prepared the necessary steps for its creation," the minority report asserts. "I believe the officers referred to erred in approving the use of enlisted personnel and I also believe that Mr. Roosevelt erred in adopting and ap' proving their recommendation." The minority report disagreed emphatically with contentions of the majority that Roosevelt was present at conferences at which the methods to be used were discussed. The min ority agrees in substance with the findings of court of inquiry wM-h investigated the scandal.

Roosevelt late in the day gav out a letter addressed to Chairman Tage of the senate naval committee repeating his charges of "bad faith and deliberate unfairness, 'against Chairman Uall of the sub-committee and asking an open hearing by the full committee. Chairman is' from Washington nd Senator Uall issued a reply to Roosevelt, declaring his statements to be "without foundation." Senator Ball announced that all o' the testimony would be printed and made public. President Harding Sends Message To Order Hibernians DETROIT, July 19. Greetings from President Harding with an expression of appreciation lor services rendered to America by men of the Irish race in wartime, featured the opening session today of the 52nd annual convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. President Harding's message said: "Please express to the national order of Hibernians and the ladies' aux lliary my best wishes lor the order and its members and my high appreciation of the services rendered by men of the Irish race to this country in all the great wars anil by the thousands of members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in the national cause during the great war." The opening session was given over to formally originating the convention, which has brought l.ooo dei egates, representing a membership of 200.000 in the United Stales and Canada to Detroit.

Fear Childbirth? DR. J. H. DYE, obitetric specialist, devoted his life to women's sorrows. He discovered means of lesneniun the suHeriDif tf labor and unnecessary pain.

Write the J. H. Dve Medical lntitut 'r Lincoln Bufllo. N.Y., or call at nearest dm store lor Illustrated Booklet FREE If tou wish to rivg birth to health.r babies, without unnecessary pain, buy a paii.ie of DR. DYE'S MITCHELL COMPOUND.

Thousands benefited in last forty years. FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES. DEALERS: Order throwth Western Wholesale Druf Company. Phoenix. Arts.

SAM BROWN fcrm xF4 H.cs Here is Stubby, official mascot of the A. E. just after General Pershing hadi decorated him as a wounded hero. Stubby, the property of J. Robert Conroy, engaged in 17 battles with the 26th Division.

Notice that both the general and the mascot are wearing Sam Brown belts, which Pershing made a part of all officers' uniforms soon as he became chief of staff. Henry Ford Makes New Offer To Buv U. S. Nitrate Plant WASHINGTON, July 19. Government action on Henry Ford offer to take over the nitrate plant as Mussel Shoals, Alabama, for cenversion into fertilizer plant, may await conferences between Secretaries Weeks and Mellon, it was said today.

Melon, officials said, is regarded as an authority on hydraulic power, adding that Weeks would probably ask congress for general authority to- lease the Mussel Shoals plant in order to facilitate negotiations with Ford or others from whom offers might be recievd. There are reports that the Dupont interests and other chemical oencerns are considering submitting offers for the plant. Ford's scheme for providing fertilizer cheaply to farmers, it. was said, would be of weight in determining the government's attitude. It has been estimated that about $12,000,000 would be needed to convert the plant.

Ford also offered $1,500,000 annually for 100 years and $5,000,000. REHABILITATION WORK IN ARIZONA IS DELAYED PHOENIX, July 19. The industrial rehabilitation program in Arizona will not be outlined until in the autumn, M. L. Doner, assistant state director of vocational education, said today.

Vocational education in the schools will be given first attention, Doner said, and after the fall semester, opens, rehabilitation plans will be considered. Doner said lie planned to prepare a pamphlet explaining the rehabilitation plan by which persons injured in industry or otherwise would be given training necessary to enabla thfeiu to earn livings. The pamphlet, he said, will be sent to commercial organizations, clubs, corporations and other firms and persons who may be interested in the work. The stal'j legislature has appropriated $5,000 ror the work and an additional $5000 will I be received from the federal govern ment, Doner said. OFFICIAL OF PACKING COMPANY STILL HELD AUSTIN, July 19.

Officials of the G. A. Hormel ackers, tiom which firm Hansom J. Thoin eon, former comptroller, embezzled at least $470,000 and several local bankers and attorneys left tonight for Chicago where they will confer with the company's creditors tomorrow. Tile total amount of the shortage will be announced at this conference.

Thomson prepared lo spend his second night in jail, being unable to furnish bail. He is specifically charged with misappropriating a company check. The long talker it. usually an utter-! idiot. LITTLE MOTHER HAPPY AGAIN 'Tor the past nino years I have i been very much distressed with bloat- ing and stomach trouble due to con- I stipation since I was a child.

No medicine gave mo'moio tluin tempo-j -ary reiiet. i got so bad 1 was afraid 1 would h-ive to l.ive my throe litI childrfii. Hut since taking a four';" ol Mayr's Wonderful Kcniody two years ago liae been entirely vyll; no constitution or other trouble, 1 It! is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal piucus from lee iutei-tiiiiil tract and allays the in-, fla nunat i' li whirl causes pniiiicilU all stomach. Irvec iiiul tnteslinal ait -j luents. i ii -1 iK I imk appendicitis.

dose iuce lncnu1, re- I iuuded. At Jjovell Di ug Company iu Low til aud druggists everywhere. FOR STUBBY- MAY FORM COMPANY PHOhNIX, July 19. H. H.

Wrenn, of Florence, was in Phoenix yesterday to confer with-Adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls, of the Arizona National Guard, relative to the preliminary steps necessary to organization of a National Guard company of infantry in Florence. THE USCO i u. I Here is the U. S.

Usco Tread, with a long-established standard of service among motorists who have an eye to value, as well as to price. While selling for less than the other tires in the U. S. Fabric line, the Usco h3 earned a reputation f'T quality and dependable ocop-omy which ia not exccsdeJ by cay lire in iu class. United Sta tes Tires ere Good Tires U.

S. U3CO TREAD U. S. CHAIN TREAD U. S.

NOBBY TREAD U. S. ROYAL CORD U. S. RED GREY TUBES it' If Umi ill ONE-ELEVEN Cigarette TJie test cigarette in the world -foryou-is the one that suits your taste- Maybe its' ONE-ELEVEN.

Just buy a package and out. "1 A igarettesljr FAVORABLE REPORT ON SWEET BILL ORDERED WASHINGTON, July 19. Favorable report on the Sweet bill for coordination of government agencies dealing with former service men was ordered today by the senate finance committee. Amendments recommend ed in the house bill included placing of the consolidated bureau (Tirectly under the president, abolishment of the federal board for vocational education, granting former service men the right of appeal to their -family physician when a major surgical operation is recommended. Senator Smoot, Republican, Utah, told the senate he would call the bill' up tomoiTow.

CT: etf Mli Jke sttasudsira. PEOPLE used to be secretly envious of the young fellow who came tearing up the street and stopped his car with a jerk. Nov they are inclined to criticise such abuse of tires. A mark of the consciousness about tires their service, their work, their value. TREAD This same respect for a good tire is the reason why the foursquare tire dealer has passed up odds and ends, job "cut come out squarely with the standard quality service of U.

S. Tires. He is getting a bigger, and also better, tire business than he ever had before. He is dealing now with his own kind ed states fp Uisbcc SUMMER Millinery A large selection of exquisite hats for mid- summer wear at exactly Half-Price Remarkable Cut in. Our Ready-to-Wear For the next few days you will be delighted to find what decided reductions we are making in our entire line of smart garments, which convey the season's latest style and fashion.

THE STYLE SHOP DOUGLAS 50 Main Street Bisb -GEM OF THE I of people. The substantial citizen. The man who knows that you can't get something-for nothing. The steady customer not the bargain hunter. To the man who has not yet learned the standard tire service he is entitled to we say Go to the dealer in U.

S. Tires and make him show you. Here is a man in close touch with one of 92 U.S. Factory Branches a constant supply of fresh, live U. S.

Tires. The U. S. Tire you buy is a tire built for curren demands. No overproduction.

No piling up of stock. No loss of mileage by hanging around on I It" ft 'rr- "firm im a man in ensa roach with on ofthm 92 U. S. Fictoty Branch!" Rubber Company Brophy Garage Supply Co. Inc.

Lowell, Arizona BISBEE ee VISITORS IN TOWN are requested to make this their headquarters tor food during their stay. Thcywill find here first class food, perfectly cooked and courteously served. They will find every attention paid to their wants and they will find the bill entirely free from any suspicion of overcharging. Copper Queen Hotel BORDERLAND" aire the dealer's racks. Every way you look at it, a par quality tire at a net price..