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Arizona republican., 1915-01-22

SOMEBODY'S GAIN Here's wonder bargain for the party wanting the best close in and northernly locat- ed suburban home place in4- the Valley.
 It's a beauty. Nearly eight acres in the highest variety of cultivation-all fruits. or anges, grape fruit, grapes, oceans, walnuts. Big living room with fire place and French doors, din ing room with beamed ceil- ing, large. kitchen, two bed rooms and bath. and big sc reened porch: constructed in . bungalow style. All hard wood floors. garage, servants quarters and pergolas on the grounds
 Fully worth $10.000, i. For sale at s7,0O0. Do not hesitate.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD Real Estate, Loans and In
 Su1InCe.
 Corner Center and Adams. dd
 FOR SALE Ten acres of land near Fair Grounds, all in alfalfa; fifteen hundred dollars. terms.
 ALSO One acre of land on paved street, with house and furniture, $190O.00 easy terms.
 GETSlNGER AND TOLLESON
 Is East Adams St If
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22

THE NEW WOODFORD HOTEL and dining rcom furnished new and up to- date. Popular rates. Mrs Fred JIllman. Prop. 333 North 2nd Ave If
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22

BARGAINS IN. SMALL. ACREAGE H, H. Maior IS w. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
Rooms and Board
For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms

FURNISHED ROOM, new house. private sleeping porch, all convent enceS. Phone S951. If
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22

TAYLORS AUCTION HOUSE
 241 West Washington St.

GOING; THREE MILES OUT On Central avenue. you ar rive at ten acres in alfalfa with a comfortable Wellcon structed home costing $1,600 You remark upon it's gen eral attractiveness and it's convenience. You see the present occupant well satis- fled with his chicken business: You think of the place as well worth at least $4,500. But you can buy it much cheaper from
 DWIGHT B. HEARD Everything in the Country
 Central and Adams. q
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22

WANTED-Gentle pack burro for $500 r. 0. Box 224. dd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
PROFESSIONALS STILL
:. DOMINATE MARKET
Sosac >igus, However, Of Quic, Out
side Absorption. With street Itself
sitting Tight In Boat
FEATURES OF rnr EXCHANGE
sterling Reaches New High Level OF
Recovery, While German Exchange
ffnds New Low Nark--StCns Tend
Toward Optimism.

New YORK. Dec IS--Weathef con-
5{3oGs initiated AGAINST activity in
the stock market today. ard the com
peratt,t. ftIIlnesS Of the session owed
a good zeal 10 the faCt that wire cont
Is uni.atIouS and attendance iN imam
clal quarters VeHe both affected. II is
uroha Me. however that except for
somewhat larger volume Of business
there would have been 200 more slgul-
~cau. market thau Wall Street had,
Trading Was Ia large part professional
IN which respect there WAS Ip change
8ur47a Che Neck FROM the conditions
ef the past moatA. although there
aRve heea Ip the last few DAYS some
signs - quiet outside absorption
encouraged BY the failure Of the mar
ket to offer better buying opportuni-
t!es thar have been presented Wall
stree today stu seemed disposed 10
hold is attitude - awaiting the out
come az the Austrian controversy
Price changes ia the share }iSt lacked
Importance and consequence, bat the
genera. undertone was oGe ot INN
y ass
TIE. hank statement showed a ioss
~ more than $50. 100000 III tho cash
surplus aud further loan expansion
~ $4,000 0Ga
strength ch8racter.ze3 the foreign
exchange market in which the lead
fnr eveu's ef the week have been the
h~une displayed by Sterling AT its
maximum OF recovery so far, and the
3eclua Of German exchange 10 new
op Level. other matters % interes'
~ significance during the week we're
more or fese provocative OF optimistic
confidence
The conclusion n the AnE French
0an syndicate operation showed that
-ne ftuauEaal community wBs content
w{th tho degree q success achieved,
ami that some recession Of the honos
frons syndicate prices had been anti
tpated "a The process ~ establishing
~ f~oc marker for them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

liberal this year IS in years past due
largely 1t IN believed 10 the general
opinion that there are not az many
who are needy. This InnrenYiun II. trua
to some extent but there are yet many
throughout the city who are dependent
IN large measure upon the general
public for am and these. The Kings
Daughters and other like organixa-
uons urge the public not TO overlook.
Joint Meeting to He Held.
A joint meeting of the John w.
Daniel and Thomas Nelson Page. liter
AIRY societies Of tna Petersburg H1xh
School will be held In the Lee School
auditorium at SIS o'clock Monday
evening for which the following ex-
Young Is, Myer Lavenstein is.
Cali to order=-Miss seward president
paniel -SoljetN A-.- ...... ...-..-.-,,.
Prayer.
lei Society.
Hark, the Christmas Bens-chorus,
class.
Recitation--Elva Marks, Page. So
ciety.
Vocal Solo-~Louisa Williams q.
Debate--Resolved. The United states
should place an embrrEo on munitions
of war shipped to the bellgerents.
Affirmative, Page. society--lrma
James 40, rage ffeeS II.
Negative, Daniel Society-Anita
Young is, Myer Layenstein rs
Recitation--Earl Andrews, Daniel So
ciety.
ta) Little Town of Bethlehem (b)
ola English Carol--Chorus Class
High School Journal-Arthur Wood,
editor Daniel Society.
Original Comedy . Sketch--Raymond
Heath Robert Webb, Page Society.
Officers.
Page--Geraldine Gerald 'te, presi-
dent, Jane Cabiness Is. vice president;
Florence Roper rs. secretary; John
Ribble II, treasurer; Cameron Hall.
marshall, Mr. Thompson. critic; Mrs.
Beard.
Daniel-Sarah, Seward 10. president
Florence lane '16. vice president
Duckett Jones lie, secretary; Nelson
Partin II. treasurer; Edward Traylor
l6. marshall Miss Segar, critic.
Musical director---Miss Baxtsr---..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
kf ~ lille LEAF MARkET
PAYS - CENTS ANERAGE

keXAFilie. Va, Dec. 1S-The sale
Of tobacco for the past week contin-
ned heavy. with q large increase IN
lie s4-stts-tet-f -i.t--.t>tsr4- sold eli the
market of the same week OF last year.
the price average holding up we'll
around . cents per pound The
market closes on December - for
the holiday season and will not open
again until January 3 Heavy sales
for the remaining days are expected
on account OF the damp, warm wealth
or, which Will help the farmer get
has tobacco IN ORDER for the market
ami will give them ready spending
money for the Christmas season
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

! BCLGARIANS CARRYING
!. THINGS WITH HIGH HAN

London. Dec. 1S.--The Salonis
correspondent of the Times tel
graphs:
Complaints are arriving that Il
Bulgarians are expressing the Gree
at Monastir. The Bulgarian arm
lacks most Of the necessaries and
requisitioning them from the inhahi
ants. especially the Greeks
1T is stated that friction has so'
Cured between the German and Blu
garian authorities on this accom-
The Germans. are trying to secure
fairer treatment of the Greei;
Athens advices are to the effect tn,
Bulgaria Is raising 10000 addition,
men. arming those hitherto exemu
and among those In the conQuere
territories who are eligible for mil
tary service. Germany and Ausfri
are to supply arms for the new men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
TRINITY COLLEGE.

{Cuecisf te 'Itna r5r, ,.-,,. j, x-.... j.
p,trho,> ,a''",'o man, ;
v3lliau 9 Eron,.iI' - :, 'fesso ,
n{an, - 49, ~ 'i1e oepart-
1l,,,a,.,', 80 ava ',0'i'st' AfilNersiis'
49,, -, u = w 1h'ef eSthik aodfesS
trsio..,rs ~ -, ~ Nesiiafieeh
3notbor 4a,t,,,.,. 49, ho ga .
a,,ea i"" a i8' se apal-
~. c,,,..,,,,,.;,,- ...., t,.
o,..,,, ssoe,eti,. '',o iitsl'efiah tn
,Iv1, a,tral, ~" eek o".ardsy
.,nn,,., i,s,',,s''.., lt ne vent ioof'h
stat,,..t,t tI,1i Heo"'e ~ craven
,',rs %t,rI, 70 9'ele.y ssirtt away
80 :. u" ';, 10 OK ana this
81 " "s s.eater tfah
-. -. ., po't soeietlss
g.. -, III s''eiI gaaf -
tffa ,,aat$1 %ie uetetli'iheo-
s15Test 49, s,,t W tne a"pate Is he :
I,,,s,1 po,' 'l n.''9. Ht7tes Should
- y. IFepare1
re-. So. ~ ~, WIN the Fosltlon
tYss,1t s ~" - ~ o"ef ne
80 L'' 'o1''tS naS thosen the a.
]. !, 1870, "ho N0'"''iola VIII urfosJ
ne '''
ne Columbian team, chosen IN the
recent preliminary, Is composed Of l..
Alien, Of Apex; f. c. Few, of Greer.
> g, and A NJ Gwyn. of Yancey-
vile. with 6. w. Fl. Britt as alternate.
me Hesperlan speakers are NJ G.
/ West and I'll. e. Greenhurg. both OF
Durham, and John n. Small, Jr. Of
Washington, WIN Ben Muse, of Dur
nam, as alternate
Inc TRINITY BASKETBALL team will
I, leave on Friday morning for the an
/ hual pFe-Christmas trip through the
western part Of the state. Games
/ have been scheduled with Charlotte
y NJ {; A., Davidson College. Ashe-
vile y. NJ. {. A. and Statesvtlle Club.
The varsity basketball season was
opened last Thursday night, when
Trinity defeated the Durham Y ".
G 4. team, composed of msny Of
the best players in the State, by he
score or 10 -, the game being
played in Angler Duke gymnasium.
At the meeting OF the Classical
t4nb on last Thursday night a, T..
! brown read paper on the poem en-
titled the WatchniRht OF Venus.
/ Following the reading OF the paper
/ there was held an interesting discus
SION
DIT. Wolfe, at the meeting or the
istanlcal cum ON Thursday night,
read two papers on Action on the
fnndnlus and experiments with
Flonnders 1hese papers were writ
ten by one or the government oHciais
with whom Dr Wolfe has been asso-
eiated at the bureau OF fisheries at
Beaufort These papers proved TO be
both interesting and instructive
washington and Lee has submitted
a tentative question for the debate
with Trinity Resolved, That the
resent lNu"'ii''St' atipfi ftaH o. IN
creased Armaments is Demanded BY
the Best Interests of the United
states. me donate councli. IN ts
iiSftihs laSt ia til VaNs diu not CHooss
side, but telegraphed washington
and Lee that II would be willing 20
accept the question Tor a GATE on or
before Feofuart 20. II was known
that on this DEBATE Washington ana
Ice debates pennsylvania on the same
question. ana an article In the con.
tract stipulated oy Washington ara
Lee requires that no question De oe.
bated which mas hlthefto neen USED
In an intercoiies'afe oenate py either
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRODUCN
MARKET.



Chicago Dec. i*.-W Stronger,
although The Liverpool spot closed dull
and unchanged with thu London cargo
market weak early and closing UNI
changed Argentine weather reports
Aave turned uufavorahle in the north
md central paris Great stress is
aid by the bulls on the smsllness
II contract stucFs 81 Chicago whioh
9lust increase tn order 10 afford neces-
sarH protection against sither short
ales or hedging Export sales yes
srdav 600, one all domestic.
Corn Somewhat stronger with the
primary movement Stih Indifferent in
size
Cats-Essy with nothing said on tho
.'xport situation and receipts continu-
sng moderate and rash demand only
cir
Pro9isious-Very dun. with 10000
0ogs 81 chicago against IS GRO last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
TO FORM VIRGINIA BRANCH.
PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

A branch Of the National Congress
Of Mothers and Parent Teachers
Association is to be formed in Vir-
ginia in the near future. Several OF
the cities Of the state will be repre-
scented in the new organization, which
brings parents together for the study
of child nature and home making.
Mrs. Clara May Coleman, formerly
a resident of Richmond, has been APP
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
run TWO SECTION TRAINS
FOX THE HOLIDAY BUSINESS

To, provide adequate facilities for
handling travel incident TO the holiday
season and also 10 take care OF the
movement OF mail and express. tho
Southern Railway has arranged to
run trains 80 and So. at and ss be
tween Washington and Atlanta in two
sections mp to and including Decer-
Der "a Nos 81 and 90 were run In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
--- s---
WALKER MAKES
AN INTERESTING ADDRESS

A very interesting and instructive
lecture was delivered by Professor J.
r. walker, one of the public school
principals of this city before the
Richmond teachers Wednesday after
noon. In the Administration building
az sos East Marshall, on the subject,
European History AS Influenced BY
Europe's Geography
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

Winchester, Va, Dec. l..--Mrs Emer
Al bromley died at her residence here
about I o'clock Wednesday evening,
after brief Illness oflpncumonia.
Mrs. Bromley was born near Ste
phehs city, fhts county, on the 2lst
of July. 1885, and was in the eighty
first year of her age She was a
daughter of the late George Stephens,
member of. a prominent family that
founded Stephens City. About forty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
DIR. Brookcr Witness Freed.

John Robinson, colored, charged
with trafticking in cocaine, and held
IES a wTrhesy' III fhe case OF DR.. -fyoSre
ID. BROKER. in the United States Dis
trict Court. was discharged from
custody by Police Justice Crutchfield
yesterday. at the request of Detec-
Wiley and Kellam, who
mere Of The opipion the evidence they
had against Robinson was not suf-
ncient to convict
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
pf,stoffcsn Warming

Postnftice officials declared vester-
dav afternoon that No post cards on
which are mica. tinsel or similar sub
stances will he allowed ~ pass
through the mails unless they are
securely sealed.
This rule was made by the Post
office Department at Washington
some years ago but around Christ
mas time the postal clerks always
have TO contend with such cards, It
IL positively against the rules of the
postoffice 10 let such mail pass. and
the patrons are warned 70 refrain
from sending the cards unless they
are placed in envelopes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

The condition or Judge Lawfence
FefrS Of jopewell who is i'll here at
the home OF sterling Taylor, 1901
Third avenue Highland Park, was
reported Yesterday as much inn
proved Judge Perry was threatened
With pneumonia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

We sections beginning December 10
and Nos } and IS viii be run IN
Two sections from today Additional
sleeping cars and coaches will be
handled on other trains as the travel
may tteHf-trr7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

pointed chairman OF I committee Of
Virginia men and women who will
promote the movement in this State.
-aafss- -G'SlSmasis viii BE at. me JEFFERSON.
until Monday morning. and for the
next. two months her mail will be adj.
dressed care Hon. Randolph Harrison,
-of Ey1frnpnrt5 - ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET -
SaIss
STOCK.

SASes. STOCK
so1 American Beet SuGar
soc Agricultural Chemical 49,.
5000 American Can .............
Soo American can. pfa ..,
- -AlS- ~Arpe1' -, - .. saoSa.%&s A@--~ p
100 American Locomotive. pfd.
Nao American smelling ..,...
American Sugar ........
zoe American Tel. and Tel Coz
900 American Tobacco, com
eVn1 Anaconda copper H.. .....-.
10y s3-cA4iser ~
zoo Atlantic Coast Line ...,.
N00 Baltimore and Ohio .......
1897 Canadian Pacific .......-..
SOC Chesapeake and Ohio ......-
see Chicago. Nil. and St Paul
1899 Central Leather ...........
se0 Colorado Fuel. and iron ...
SOC Con solidated Gas .........
DenNer4ana Rio Grandc. com
see DIST Hers Ser. Cor. ...... ..-.
tFta Erie .....-. .. ,...
600 >Erto. ISL pfd ...............
200 General Electric -....--...-
500 Great Northern. pfd. .....
zoe Great Snrtncrn ore Cffs ...
Illinois. Central ...,-,.... ..
Int Metropolitan .....- o..
jat METROPOLITAN ...-.... .4
#o Seth Steel ....... .-.....'.
Beth steel gfd. ....,.. ...--
- Nd0 International Paper .....-
lT0o International Papec, pfd, E..
pcs Kansas city So, com .-.. ..
Louisville and Nashville ...
Lshigh Valley .-.-..- ...-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

Market has fair eupplv OF products
No immediate change expected In eggs
Murh poultry visible Vegetables bring
ine moderate prices Turkeys scarce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

Mrs w r. Few has returned from
Martinssiiie. Va, where she has been
III for some time. On her visit to her
parents there in the summer Mrs
Few was stricken with foyer, and her
illness was rather prolonged On re
covery. however, she was attacked by
appeIdieiiis end underwent an opera
ton. She is new entirely recovered
ana the community reieices at her
return 10 Durham,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

The Empty Stocking Club and the
Kings Daughters have made a stirring
appeal TO the Petersburg public for
contributions especially of provisions
to be distributed among the city's
poor for the Christmas holidays Do
nations for charitable purposes &C
eording to active workers In the lead
ing organizations. have not been as
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-21
Summer Air for
Summer Glare?

men to be employed during the fire
season to supplement the regular
year-long force, the location of these
men, their duties as to patrol and &C
ton to be taken in the event fires are
discovered. To insure the highes
efficiency, every. man must know in
advance just what part he must play
when fires are detected. He mus
have suitable fire fighting equipment
and know where labor for fighting
fires can be obtained and the quickest
way to obtain it. He will also know
the accurate location of tool boxes
containing supplies of tools, food,
pack outfits, ETC., SO that no delay
will be caused in eQuipping the fire
fighting force with the necessary
tools, or in establishing camp and
feeding the men.
In spite of the favorable climatic
conditions, eleven fires have been re-
ported. These occurred for the mos
part in late March and early April in
the period before the spring storms
set in and we're confined to the foot
hills country. OF these fires, five
burned over areas above 10 acres
each while the others were confined
to less than one acre each. Two
or three Of the larger fires burned in
open patches Of dry grass surrounded
by drifts of snow.
A comparison of the records for the
GA fire season throughout Arizona
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-21

and New Mexico with those of pre-
ceding years indicates a line of in
creasing efficiency that is gratifyf ing
10 Forest Service officials.
During the season of 1873 IA Der
cent of the fires were located and ex-
tinguished before they had burned
over an area of more than ten acres
! The percentage of the same class of
tires for the season of 1914 was over
! SO per cent, but 35 fires, or a little
more than 6 per cent, covering more
than ten acres. OF the total of 536
fires during 1914, over 70 per cent or
394 were located and suppressed be-
fore they covered an area of more
than one fourth acre.
The weather conditions we're per
haps more favorable during the past
season than during 1913, but a COM
parison of the records shows that q
Treater number Of fires were discover
ed and suppressed during their incip-
iency.
Forest officials state that there are
4 number of factors contributing to
this increasing efficiency, such as the
construction of telephones, roads and
trails, work that is being pushed as
"a pidly as funds permit, the constant
of Forest fire protection
plans and the growing cooperation
accorded by Forest users, both perma-
nent and transient.
: "Of all preventive factors" it is
claimed that lone of the most import
ant is the proper care of camp fires.
Fires originating from lightning must
be expected, but those of human
agency by the use of care can be re-
duced to almost nothing"
4f
in the record OF the past
season was the fact that number of
Tres were either reported to Forest |
officers or extinguished by Forest |
USERS
The average person, whether he is |
dependent on Forest resources for his |
livelihood or for recreation, is realiz- |
ng more and more each day the de- |
tructive value of fires.
This growing sentiment is an i'm
Iortant factor, and has a large bear
ng on efficiency as it will in time
make possible the heaviest concentra-
ion of our protective systems on
hose zones affected only by lightning.
The protection of the Forests covers
. tremendous field, involving the
nost detailed scheme of organization
nd almost every form of equipment.
every person making USE of the
'orests realized and appreciated the
mount of thought and energy given
D this subject, as we'll as the loss
, local communities and the general
ublic caused by forest fires, the fires
aused by human agency would be re-
uced to a minimum
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-21
SERVICE IS
MODIFYING FOR
FIRE SEASON
Extra Men Being Added to Patrol
Force in All Forests During Sum-
mer Season Equipped With Fire
Fighting Apparatus.

While reports from the various Ma
9tional Forest headquarters in Arizona
and New Mexico show that There was
little if any danger of forest ; fires
at the close of the first two weeks in
May, due to. the unusual snow fall
during the winter months, coupled
with heavy storms in the latter part
of April, the necessary arrangements
have been made so that the fire plans
can be put into effect Immediately
upon change of conditions. Fire
plans, as the name implies, deal
with the protection of the
Forests from fires and comprise de-.
tailed Instructions. Among other
things, they indicate the number of
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-21
ARIZONA 8 NEW MEXICO RY. ca.
PASSENGER SERVICE


Effective March L, 1915
SouthDound Northbound
$50 a. m. Lv. Clifton Ar 1886 p. m.
7:14 a. m. Lv. Guthrie Lv. 1855 D. m.
1904 a. m. Lv. Duncan Lv 2:O1 D. m.
9:2O am. Lv! Lordsburg Lv. 1855 nm
1890 am Ar. Hachita Lv. 1920 a. m.
Southbound train connects with
Southern Pacific Westbound train No.
1, leaving Lordsburg at 1854 a m.
and E. P. & s. W. Eastbound train
No. 4. leaving Hachita at 1851 q.
IN.
Northbound train connects with
Southern Pacific train No. 2 from
the West arriving at Lordsburg at
1878 p. m.
R. K. MLNSON,
General Passenger Agent,
g.: - &r. Clifton, Ariz.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Board OF
Supervisors, in the Town of Clifton
Greenlee County, State of Arizona, un-
til 10 o'clock a. m, Monday, June
9TH, 1915, for the completion of the
York Road.
Bids for this work must be in ac-
Ecordance with the plans and specifi-
cations of S. C. Redd, County En-
gineer on file in the office of the
Board of Supervisors.
Bidders are required to bid a price
per square yard for shaping roadbed
and price per cubic yard for exca-
walton. cement rubble masonry, con-
crete and reinforced concrete. The
county to furnish the steel for rein
forced concrete.
The successful bidder will be re-
CURED to use the material on hand
owned by the county and pay for
same at the present market price F.
o. B., York, Arizona. Said materi-
ais consist of cement and powder.
Forms for plain concrete are in place.
The successful bidder will be requir-
ed to give good and sufficient bond
In such sum as the Board of Supervis-
ors may deem necessary conditioned
upon the faithful performance of the
contract. All bids must be accom-
panied by certified check for $780,
90 as a guaranty that the bidder will
enter into a contract for the faithful
performance of the service. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
Or all bids.
All bids must be sealed and ad-
dressed, "a. L. Terry, Clerk, Board
Of Supervisors, Clifton, Greenlee
County, Arizona and marked PRO |
)oSal for York Road"
By order of the Board.
A. L. TERRY, Clerk.
lift
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-21
Episcopal Church Services

Arch Deacon Jenkins, of the Epis-
coaal church, arrived in CT: Oh
this. Afternoon and will hold Episcopal
services in Morenci on Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock and at Clifton
Sunday evening at o'clock. The
services in Clifton will be held at
the High School Auditorium
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-21

The increased price of copper will
result in raise of wages next month
of 5000 men employed at the smelter
at Douglas and the mines at Bis
bee. According &c the wage schedule
nosted the average increase will be
per cent. 1t is a sliding scale