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Evening star., 1918-06-24

The Senate adopted the resolution
by a unanimous vote. What course
shall be adopted in the future with
regard, to the whole matter now rests
with the House.
The resolution set forth In detail
the remarks made by Mr.. johnson on
the floor of the House in regard to the
senators in, the rent-profiteering bill
and also the two letters which he
wrote to the conferees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
Y, ". C. A. NOTES

Th" Tcnris "iuh grounds will be open
all dav on III" Fourth for pcnickcrS.
All association girls and their friends
arr. invited here tn spend tho day Or
mart of it. Tennis and baseball VIII
he tho chief amuS"menlS or the day
and those who prefer may bring along
their blankets and magazines and have
r"stcul day under the trees. IN"
picnic lunch is planned for l o'clock.
Tho splendid Tennis club courts have
boon enjoyed by many girls the pas,
month. Membership in tn: club is open
TO ali girls in the city and IT is OK
prcind that many moro girls Will avail
themselves Of this splendid opportunity
IN have tho uso u: thes- first class
courts at such 4 reasonable rate. TIL"
association has several tennis racquctts
which they will BE- glad I" loan 10 girls
who do not have their own. Monday
cycuin: Of ZACH week will be open night
u, t!n courts and club members VIII
h,> fr"e to invite their gentlemen friends
Ia come and play with them.
The swimming pool will be closed on
thu. Fourth nf July. Any who wish IL
swim ar" invited 20 90 for m outdoor
swim instead ~ 422 North Front street.
Many ncw swimmers are coming 10
III" pool now To l"arn Ia swim before
tho arrival q: real warm weather and
vncatinns Glasses NICE; on Tuesday
and Thursda; evenings and childrcn'S
CLASSES on Saturday mornings. \ new
class IS To b" formed for tho sumnie:
months on Friday afternoons. Regis
1ra,ions FIR this class will be receives
next week.
All girls and women Of the city arc
invited 10 stop in al the aSsociati"r
h"; wr"n ami i on Sunday Afternoon
for ut hnm" hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
FLOWERS WANT TED

Say. g. any flowers n your garden
or back yard?
Wan, - mako :hern work C"r Uncle
Sam and holy, In h"auttfy the biz Farad"
on tbs Glorious Fourth"
We'll here" y",;r "hanre. Tn" Flower
committee Of n big event. Of which
George r.. ftous, : chairman. wants Il
UHolc ,.ar load a. flrw"rs and asks AL
and suntrr :" i"ay". thttn at IN" police
cour. room 4; n" "ijy hall n"N' Thursday
rr Wednesday, 'rh" !d"a IS /" Str'w the
flowers from tn, hie float IN .!te rh'h
,.r Tho ;narchrrS "a representing tn" adj
vantaGcS and opportunities % American
citizenship ard III" plan will hs Some
thing now. r"vcl and beautiful as n
feature m Il Wheeling parah". Eut tho
,u,r,rl:t:"c rllSt have tho help Of every
"ne in tho ';",in;ry VII" raises flowers
hecauS" M" want 'ar load I" carry
r.it III. sch"nN.. a. q, should h." done.
George f.. n"usn "f :ilr cnrnHl,"c said
yesterday:
''Wh""'ine has c"n" over II" top N
r..c-sthiCs ~" and ar" ln"kin;: i"-
:hr sarfe thing IN this flower :pr"poS-
;ior. "" certainly haN" m" flowers IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
WHEELING NEWSBOYS
Youngsters Who Sell the Daily Papers
on the Streets to March IN
Parade.

S.vcral hundred li:tI. n"wshnrs from
all parts ri the Wheeling district WIN
sell RI" daily papers an tho str.~'s of
the ri,v will march in the hle parade.
To ho held Thursday forenoon. The lads
will m.., -, III" New building At 40
o'clock and will march To vh"tr respect
i've pl;tr" IL; the big procession.
Each lad will b." supplied with n IN =
!rintic hat and Will wear II during tho
trip. over the streets IT :hc city. H.:
will be allowed to- keep In" hat follow
ing tho parade. Tho ilitlc girls. as
there are :. number al them also selling
t.apHrS. viii also march IN tn" para do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
K|WAN|S CLUB
GROWING FAST
NEW BUSINESS CLUB PROMISES TO
BE ONE OF THE BIGGEST IN
THE OHIO VALLEY.
List Of Men Shows That Club Is COM
posed Of Best Men in Local
District.

The Eiwanis club Of Wheeling, tho
| no vest organization of it's kind in the
| local district is growing rapidly and
| promises to b. one of the real thriving
| business organizations oc tho Ohio Valley
within a short period Of time. TIL" club
is growing rapidly and is now composed
OF the very best business men Of The
city.
". r. "Bill" Armstrong and /. Is.
Todd I'll" two organizers who have been
here for tho past several weeks are more
than pleased with tho results 10 dat" and
expect IN secure ~ least ono hundred
real live members h"for" they l"hv" The
local district. TIL" kiwanis club scat
tered throughout The United states ana
also several nf tho foreign r"ntinScnts
are all flourinshinE and all hav" assisted
The dist riCts in which hey arc located
10 got better business and thereby n build
NJ Tho organizations to which The NOM
h"rs belong.
But TWO members from an% line Of
business can belong /" the club and al
ready two member. hay" been secured
from a number al tho hiIsin"Ss houses
and organizations Of III" city Others
are coming in each day and il will he
but a short lin" until a real boosting
organization will hc Il reality h"r"
rh. temporary officers "t n" rlub
the directors and Tho members To dAlH
arc n follows:
pr O. ". Hnrdatts president.
Tom r. E"ulk vir" president
q. II. Simcral secretary and treasurer.
Directors.
II. g. 0lmSt"nd T.. r. carney
] Harold -. En- James y. Dyson
! Horh"rt ". S"nnehnrm Charles Il. Ttyle
! Charter Members.
| Charles Il. DOYLE Bennington Type
writer company.
e. J. Kilm"y"r general insurance.
i;rnu ~ Sim"ral. Owl rrn, shop.
W L. Downs. L. q. Dunn X co.
G. Guy FtrsuS"r TIL" Eradstr""t ca.
| .Ins"ph II. Ha"r Eanr 'ir"c"ry CO.
l.. r. King +. f.. King Motor Car Go.
.Fanr"S \. Dyson Dyson's.
Clinton r.. Robinson I.nnr Z: Co..
l.. : parsnn~ rhnin shop
Harold =. E;z Harold q. En- ca.
William y. Hunter Allen & Hunter.
II. Earle Rogers. Earl" Rogers & CO.
T,i"r lloyd. TIL. Wheeling Intelligent
"rr
+ i. carney. H"i" Windsor.
II,' OlmSicad. Dlmsl"ad Eros. 80.
W. T.. Gibson. Gibson & M"''"nncll.
TOR a. W. BurdaIts. dentist.
lIrh"ri " S"nn"b"rn. The Hub.
Tom l.; F"Ilk: attorney
II. q. E,'"r Beers pharmacy.
nr. \. f.. lI"nn"n. dentist.
nr. ,;""rc" l.. Vinwrg Drs. &. l.. and
" ". Nirw"G.
INSURANCE" "a.
~ IL,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

with the boys Members nf III" news
I,aprr fn-c" Of tho city Will have "har&"
OF thn ncwSits and will 50" that they
are tahcn care OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
NOTICE

can bundle their flowers and take them
to tho city building and dcpoS'' TEN
on the front lawn "Wednesday. July 3.
when In. flower committee will look
after them.
The marching units will be placed as
they come In The line Of formation. IT
will be- 4 case oil first come, first scrv-
cd"
III! bodies Of marchers participating
will meet at their various headquarters
and march To the lin" Of formation.
Chief Of stuff. i. +. Habcrstck IS
securing the. country for bands as the
local supply is inadequate.
Anyone. wishing information in re-
gard {" floats and other details will
apply 10 Mr.. IIabrrstick who can be
called ut. tho auditorium. Mr..
Habnrstiek Will make his mead,
Quarters Al tho auditorium and
will h, there every day and evening
until Wednesday night July J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
Pretty Window
Edward Hurley Is Originator of CLASSY
Patriotic window Mt Davis, Burkham
and Tylcrs.

tI, &c 'h,. ,laSSI"St pafrHST win
H.'"-. M H. '''y - that 81 m" Davis.
iark "iul. & T?i'T ~t"r" an Market
rir -. MI an. invited I" call ami sc Il.
tn designer and decorator -! rE, win
dow wag Edward l.. Hurley. IN" ~ IN"
best known w!ndnw lrirnmcrS "f II"
i,cdi Giel-lr'
odd relic" nf. Tho rIVii war. flags rar-
rird un RI hE,ti .ii"lIS "f Gettysburg
aud other pIar"S N thr -a''. tnd GUNS.
pistols and S;h"r". ar" included IN two
.i""nraiicns uS,.d Nam flags n" also
used in tn" -ch ~, carried out b. Dir.
Hurley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

Ohio county and We arc asking our natrl-
n.ic y"nplc - bring them III I" INC 20
lice court room At the city hall ncHt
Tuesday or Wednesday and then W" Will
carry out tho plan. I think II VIII 10
r fine fsa:ur" ~ TN" parade ana some
thing new and striking w" AL can
march, l,ut We can got Flowers ana mus
help 20 make tn. .\m"riran!Ztti"n t"l"-
hra,inn til" biggest thing IN "h"clinEs
history"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,

ICOINT1 OF tAfN SsNss
Notice is hereby given that tho taxes
|leVled and assessed upon an ad Nalorem
basis for the fiscal year ending June 30,
|fais. and the installments OF special as
sessments becoming due and payable dur-
ling the year 1918 on the lots and lands
| az described In the following list. all sit
Iuated in the County Of Carter, state OF
|Oklahoma. are past due and delinquent
| AS to each OF such lots or tracts OF land
land in the amount set opposite the same
lin said list, and that said lots ana lands
Twill be sold on the first Monday In NO
|vember. 1918. being November a, 1913
Ifor the amount OF such taxes and spe-
cial assessments then remaining unpaid.
with interest and penalties. costs ana
|fees as chargeablc by law, added thereto
for non payment when due.
Said sale will be held on said date at
the office Of the County Treasurer OF
Garter County, oklahoma, In the city OF
Ardmore, oklahoma. between the hours
OF 800 A. NJ. and 400 i. NJ, and VIII pc
|continued from day TO day between salu
hours until all said lots and lands charged
with said delnquenCies are sold, All iotS
land lands as in said list described VIII ne
sold to the person or persons VINO oilers
10 pay the amount due on any parcel OF
land for the smallest portion Of the same:
such person or persons being considered
the highest bidder therefor.
WITNESS my hand and Official sea-
this 9th day of October, lglS.
:. NJ. PARK ER,
Treasurer OF Carter County, Oklahoma
(SeaD
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-18
ARDMORE RNSNRNATIt


I.orene Wilson " so by 100 H. 2l'9'
MORGAN TOWNSHIP.
| u. R. Lester. Et4 SIC SE. Sec i2, TwT
| As. Range ne; amount, Sb.lt go, -,
W. l.. Berryhill, Sc SIC NE NJ. NJ
| SE. Sec II, Twp IS Range ~; amount
! $4.1G. ..,. ,.,, >,,, ,,,
WI Nh 81 Nj M. Sec -, Twp 4S
Range 1E; amount. Sll6.2i.
james Mayse, So SE NE, Sec o. TwI
As. Range ~; amount, $lHC!. a. ru.r
| j. II. Weeks, SW Sc Ne, Sec 20 1--WE
f. :. Joiner. NE NV SE. NV NE SE
Sec 25, Twp 4s, Range he; amount
f. r. s. Joiner. NV NV sE, Sec %, TWP
As. Range 1E; amount, S6.62
Sec 2t. Twp As, Range 1E; amount
d. ''';. l.. Lester, EA NV sw, EA SW sW,
SW SW SW, Sc SW, sec &c. Twp A.
Range ~; amount $l52'l2; s,y s,v ur
Sec SO. Twp As, Range J. r.; amount, S34 ~,
Gilbert Shuman, ME- SW, Sec 36, Twp
As. Range lE; amount $GH62. >u, CIV,
d. Il. Lester, WE NV SW. NV SW
sW, Sec Sc, Twp IS, Range lE; amount
Rosie owens, sW sW WE SE SW,
Sec 2 Twp 5S. Range ] Z; amount; O.4$'
$, NJ. Davis, ne SG' sd3 90 Sec D. Twp 'S'
Range ~; ainQunt' mount az S[o5y; GSy NJ, sr SW.
> ~ ma, "a, p p2r"a 1I,. amount S. G6.
> NJ; DAYS. ,,!, n3unt ME- Nr 81 y =: 7'' w. W.
: NJ Davis, SO 81, See 49, Twp 'S'
Range i9, Bas, a'HEHno, %HnDs Si?S' STW NV NV. Sec
MIS-. hooS'e 49, NV ra''i ~ sr,ount S3s0.
H. l"p I,,' -, ,',ard w Nj NV. Sec IA.
IA a. =: pa,.,o 6uio.o y, amount 81 50.
W '"i af5ilrs Nl NV NV. Sec IA,
~, ''u''l 80 ~. anount 50 80
Twp y '2N'r,iiane 81. Wv NV M See 1S.
,r,. - Az Eanoe IL. amount. Sl5S.
TWP SSi l,anEe n; Wv "i''o Gnc ~ ,Twn IS.
paada ~ iiS'''i,' "a. nn,nunt SSt65i7.
i'ahEG u ,I,,,,a,, Va NL, WIZ E,lh NE.
ctS 81; <,rS Sac 10 7rvn rs Range 1E;
$50, 80 ,,n. $1G 20
"'loun'' tT,a,,a Nr SE ME- Sec 10. Twp
90 |' ~, N''t ~, ntonnt 81 a
%, hAiis ove - SE NJ SE. Sec 21. Twp IS,
49, ~ =" ~. omount az cents.
i'a,se iE, djr,,o, ~ Douhe NWlL. Sec &c.
I'VE estIieiIlier w Rep,s 1E' amount, s13'53.
Twp 90 a,afxi i.tilxe SEu Soc n Twp IS.
Range iE' amount H,.n ~ S4o>TI TIv Sc NE sW
ct;, >''i:,il's snn a. Twn Is Range iE; amount,
Sh,; sec 90 A"P ''''
so Ioye & Bourland. Wa SW SE, Sec 80,
~, I-oN ~ Pongo ia. aIrount. STA.
IWP 90 -, rSes Nj NIS NE Sec 36. TWP
W. -, va ~, o,nonnt sI Al
%. c,d ~ ~ porriond so SE. SE SW Sc,
Sec SS Twp aS; Range az NJ w NEW MI W. NJ;
- - ~ ~ " %,E So 9G Tvn rs Range
~ ~ a. = te w va
Il' I5''Y; 5,,,iadse NJ NE NV NV. NV
-. II; hutieueT NJ NJ, ~ Range 2E:
NV " - i"P
'H,Vun., iS, 60. e. Dophe ST. SIC NV,
syV SW MI NE sW NV. SW NV NV,
Sec l. Twp ~; r,anse sIi NV Sec 2 Twp
w; I, niti's ~. i,,,'t toi'' a. q
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W. H. Es,; sW s ss s% sy s s% SEE se SE id TS6 TW
81, II wv; amount SlO.3i' ,.u, o,,, CIV
Monroe Abrem, So SE SW, SW NY
sE, NV sE SW See Is TYP SS' II l"'
"wou%S W fip,gi Speaks. wla sw sw, Sec is,
Twp as r. Nv. amount, S637.
Sad jackson. SW NV Sec 20, Twp
aS IVY; 2@pIR1 RolliRroS Si1iS Nv NE, Sec gl.
Twp 3S, r 1W amount, Sli,9S' ~ w,,
9. E Maddox, M Me- Sec 22, twp
Ss. NV, amount, $50 90 ,,.no 90
A. Adams Nle 50 Me- sec 80 Twp ""'
R NV: amount SAGE. 80
e. n. Maddox, 50 SE Me. Sec %. Twp
Lasley 4 Myers, Eia sW NE, Sec %.
+. ". King NJ sw SIC, Sec 90, Twp
3S, NV; amount, S5SO. o.,
Dora Jackson, 81 sW, Sec 20, Twp SS'
II I'VE amount Hhl9 go ~
Twp 3S, II NV; amount. $l1.6O o ,
3S. r. Nv; amount Si0i. 49,,
Emma /; Poland; NV Ne e., We Sc NE 81
Twp 3s, Il NV; amount, sl7go -, NV
NV NJ. So Nj M, See "a, Twp Ss, X
GG' N'"oVr% ". %rmold TW NV sw So Sec 90,
j. : 4; stcqtlsy; l;,s 81, E3a, VIZ VIZ sW SE.
SW N NW r SE' NV TW iNN. snount Sr, mG sG6.se
HEWITT TOWNSHIP.
u. H. Lester Ela SW SIC, SW SW ~,
Eia SW SW, Sec 49, Twp SS' X ="'
Walter u. Cardwel. sIa NE NE, Eis
SE MI. SW SE NE, We Sc SW NJ
50 sE. NV NV SE. Sec. 20, TWP Ss,
Il 2W; amount, Slt49, ~ ,..
NJ l. Lester, NV NV Sc, Sec 2O' Twp
2S. K 2W; amount, S32O.
T.. smith. SE NE SW, Sec 81. Twp 81.
T. wv; amount. S6.4l. -,
Twin state oil CO., NV Nj sec ID
/ Twp 3S. X 2W; amount, SlS22.
Roy Abram, VIZ NV Me, Eia So NJ
Sec 2l TWP 3S, X wv amount, Sl5.4@
W. 2, caldwell; NV sly; NJ ~, SE n SS, SW;
/ 3S, r. 2W amount, S2S.S2.
= W. Tyer, SW NV So. Slg SW' w;
SW SE NJ NE. NE Sc NE, Sl4 NE
SW, See -, Twp SS, 2W; amount
''T.oP 2ottie smith. ~. Sc, SIC Sc, NE sW
SIC, Sec 2N, Twp 5S, 2W' amount
SS3.27. ,..,. ,,,,. ,,,,,
NE, Sec Is, TWP IS r 2W; amount
l.. Walmuth. NE NE NE, Sec 32, Twp
IS, NV, amount, $9,6l. ,.,,. g..
Sarah Walhemuth, Nl9 NV NV, Sec
| SO. TYP 3S r Nv; amount S9.6l
NJ +. Ginett, nj; NV. NJ NV NV
See 3l. twp rs, Il 2W amount, $2SS2.
c. q. Rowland, SO NV SE, Sec S''
| Twp 3S, X 2W; amount. S9.6l. .....,.
W. II. Darrough, SW SW, Sh NV SW'
Sec 3G. TWP aS, L 2W; AMOUNT, Si''22. H.,
Byron Drew, NV NV, NV, Sec L. twp
As II NV, amount. $l73. ..
j. r.. Williams, NV SW SW, Sec D.
| twp ~, II 2W, amount, $i'3
city National Bank. Ardmore, Sc So
Sec g. twp As, Il 2Wi amount $i6GE
/ X 2W; amount $553.
William Wood Me Me- WE NV NH
NE NV NE, Sec :, Twp As, r 2W; amount
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| u, Twp IL, Il 3W, amount " cents
A. ~ Hooks, part NV Ne SE, Sec IT,
Twp rs, X 3W; amount, 1913.
$. V. Hooks. part NV MI Sc, Sec H.
| Twp Is, II 3W; amount, S2,lO'
w Il. Winsley. part SW NV SE, See
H. Twp Is, r 2W; amount, 20 cents
u. Newberry, MI Sc, Sec 10, Twp IS
r 2W, amount, SlO.3G
u. \. Butts, SW NE, Sec 49, Twp Is,
! r. 3W, amount, Sl221
sam Williams, SIC Sc See 10, Twp Is,
! II 3W; amount, SS.12.
! l.. .. Morgan. Sf Sc 81, Sec 20, TWP
! is. Il 3W; amount. Sl.3G
NJ. watkins N,a Nj Me- See %, Twr
Is, Il NV; amount, N.Ol, ,,,
j. u. G.. Bradshaw, SO NE NE, St
ME-, IA Sc. El4 SW ~ Sec ~ twp
Is, r 8W, amount. s2G.sS; ,n o..
carrie Phillips Na so M, Sec "a
/ Twpe IS r. 2W; amount, $h2l.
N. A. Lanuam, SEH, Sec "a, Twp lE'
r 3W; amount $l5ll ,e
j. W. Brooks SWii, Sec 30, Twp 10
W. 4. TaIiaferro, Eih E& NV, Sec C.
/ Twp -, r. 3W; amount, sail ~ ,,,,
). Westhemer VIZ Wa. we re
VIZ Sec :, Twp 2s, 3W amount
" II. ponigan, NE NV NV, Gee -,
/ TWP 2S. Il 3W; amount Sl.3d. ,.,,,
W. \. Lyles. Eia SW, SW SW, So NV
/ sly, Sec II, Twp rs, 3W; amount
r. A. Heffner NJ NV sW, NJ NE
| SW. SW NE SW, SE NV SW, Sec ld,
twp 2S, Z $W; amount; $500 NJ, CT,
NJ So SO. So NJ SW, Sec l5. Twp 2s,
D. i. Fletcher sW NV sw, Sec 1G.
Twp 2S, Il 3W; amount, $L22;; g.. %
Harold Wallace, SE Me Sc. Sec ~
| Twp 2S, X 3W, amount, Sl.0O
{. H. Clarke. Wa SE SW, Sec 20
| Twp -, Il 3W, amount, $3.50.
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NOTICE OF SALE

of lots and lands for Delinquent Taxes levied and as
sessed upon ad vaOrem basis for the fiscal year ending
June 30 19S and for instalments of speca! assessments
that became due and delinquent during the year 1918.
First Publication October II, 1879
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Continued on Page 81
Arizona republican., 1918-10-13
OPEN NEW GARAGE
 ON FIRST STREET

garage Co be known as the First Fireet Garage will open for business ai -6 South First street on October la, doing first class auto. truck and tractor repair business. The business win be conducted by W. J. Hendrick- Con and Edward Linder. two men of "idc experience in repairing.
 NIT. Hendrickson has had about 1i years Of factory and garage experience Including several years at the Over land factory in Toledo. and the Buick assembling plant at Chicago. He has also held the position of foreman for The Fort Ceilings Motor company at Fort Collins. Colorado, on Chevrolet motor cars. He was with the WOrton Buick Auto company at Denver, on Buick cars Before coming to Phoe- nix he worked for six months for the kistlor Overland company at Albu- qucrque. New Mexico. For the past year he has been in the employ of the Brown Dryer company in Phoenix
 MT. Lnder has had 15 years of gar sre and machine shop experience. several years in the large railway shops in Lincoln. Nebraska, three years in the electric railway shops at Wichi- "a. His garage experience includes a number of years work in Kansas and Nebraska on Overland and Maxwell cars. His experience in Phoenix in clues large amount of work on Dodge and Oldsmobile cars. For the past eight months he has been em- rloved by the Brown Dryer company, tho Chevrolet agents.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-13
MINING MEN OF STATE FORM NEW
 ASSOCIATION

Continued from Page One) with instructions to report at the next meeting
 Resolutions were adopted endorsing the compensation act known as Amend ment 100, and steps taken to familiar ize voters and all stockholders of min ing corporations of the state with the workings of that measure as now pro- posed to them in it's present form.
 Interests Are Mutual
 In the discussion which followed specific cases were cited wherein great injury had occurred both to employers and employees under present laws, be- sides the i'll feeling and suffering occa- stoned to the families of injured work CTS. It was tacitly shown that the in terests of mining men and corporations in this regard are mutual and opera tors generally recognize that all insur- ance for injuries to workmen should be directly chargeable to the other oper- ating expenses.
 The members present were enthusi- aStic over the favorable outlook for in creased production of minerals under conditions that mean continued pros perity to the greatest copper state in the union.
 Adjournment was taken subject to
Arizona republican., 1918-10-13

the call of the president as to time and place, which will be officially an- nounced.
 The following resolutions were adopted:
 Good For All the People
 Resolved that: Knowing from per sonal experience in contact with our industrial and social life, that the pres ent laws covering the compensation of injured workmen are subjected to great abuse, that capital is thereby kept from investment in our state, that our Oper- ators are often hindered and our enter prise threatened with bankruptcy; that undue delay, want and suffering are placed upon injured persons, their wives and children by the present laws; that the taxpayers are burdened with wholly unnecessary court costs by these laws; that a large part of the money which should go to the injured persons and their families is diverted to the pockets of interruptions lawyers who have sustained no injury; that costs of insurance from casualty companies to those unable to carry their own insur ance are so high as to in some in stances, impose a tax that it is impoSSi ble for some operators to carry; that even after paying these high insurance rates the operator sometimes finds hiN casualty company goes bankrupt and leaves him to pay compensation awards; that these casualty companies frequently contest rightful claims in the courts, to the detriment of the good name of mining; that no matter how personal injury cases are settled, dis satisfaction, bitterness and other evils are left behind and smolder until blown into flame by agitators;
 Therefore, Be It Resolved: That we, the Association of The Arizona Mining Men, who are the operators of the lar ger number of mining properties in Arizona, do endorse in the strongest terms and pledge our fullest endeavors among our communities and men and women to the support of Amendment 100 and our operation under it's insur- ance, the latter provided at cost and, therefore, much less than the charge that casualty companies must make, with the additional advantage to our employees that no matter what happens to the employer the employe will get his money in full and promptly from the state insurance fund, and because Amendment 100 (the Workmen's Com pensation law) will replace the present weak and abused laws with strong
Arizona republican., 1918-10-13
BAGS TOOTH VICTIM

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE. Oct. 11.-By the Associated Press)-The first American aviation pursuit squadron completed its one hundredth successive victory Thurs day night with a "boche strafing raid" which netted six machines. Of these, Lieutenant Edward Ricken bacher of Columbus, Ohio, got two, bringing his total to 15, with three more which probably will be con firmed soon.
 Lieutenant Hamilton Coolidge of Boston. and William Palmer of Ben nettsville, s. C., downed one between them; Lieutenant James A. Meissner of Brooklyn, Lieutenant Ralph A. O'Neil of Douglas, Arizona, and Lieu tenant Waters, one among them; Lieutenant Reed M. Chambers of Memphis. Tenn, and Lieutenant Will bert W. White of New York, one each