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Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
ATT-C|LBERT GETS
 ORDER FROM CANADA

Another instance of the notoriety of a local firm is seen in that of Pratt Gilbert company who has just received an order for a shipment of TIP car- bide mine lamps to T. Knight Bayne, manager of large mining company at Viytoria, British Columbia, Canada.
 The local firm is the only distributor the lamp manufacturers have in the United States and are building an enormous trade throughout the west on the merits of the lamp and being able to give quick service by carrying very large stock of lamps and parts here
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
HANDWRITING EXPERT
 CALLED INTO ACTION

That the signature of Louis Ghitto was not an easy one to forge. was the statement of Milton Carlson, hand writing expert of Los Angeles, who yes terday testified in Judge Lyman's court in the action brought by $. P. Healey versus John Baggigre as administrator of the estate of Louis Ghitto.
 Healey has brought suit on a note the principal an accrued interest of which amounts to SLIGO. The note V Nhich is nearly outlawed, bore the sig nature of Ghitto according to Healey. and iEk. authenticity was testified to bv Carlson.
 Under cross examination Carlson was asked to identify Ghitto's handwriting. slips bearing his name being offered for test of the expert While the ex- pert testified as to which looked genu- inc and which did not, he declared that no expert living ever passed a positive opinion as an expert as to the genu- ineness of such signatures without scientific analysis,
 Because of the fact that the con- plaint alleged that the note was that Of Louis Ghitto the plaintiff asked leave to amend, as Ghitto also signed his name Louie Ghitto and Luigi Ghitto as shown by different instruments in- trOduced.
 Owing to the crowded condition of the court calendar the, matter went over indefinitely. The plaintiff is be ing represented by Townsend, Stockton and Drake and the defendant by Alex ander and Christy.
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Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
MUST HIRE soLpIER-EMPLoYEs

MELBOURNE, March 30. (via Mon treaD.- Minister of Defense Wise said today that under the defense act employers refusing to reinstate re- turned soldiers were liable to a fine of 500 pounds. The minister added that the court could order the fine paid to an employe not reinstated.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
Japanese Actor in New Play


 Sessue Hayakawa, the only first magnitude Japanese motion picture star in the world. has been, provided with an excellent vehicle for the dis play of his special talents in his lat est and best production His Birth right"
 The scenario was written by Fran ces Guihan, a well known writer of the Haworth staff, who is also the au- thor of one of Hayakawa's most pop ular successes, "The Soul of knra San," and of ''The Meeting in which Sophie Tucker made big hit
 William Worthington, who directed the picture, is one of the best known directors in the business. He had a notable grand opera career in France and Germany before entering the mo- tion picture field Among his sue cesses are Love Never Dies" "A Stranger From Somewhere Little Partner" Face Value" 'The Clock" "The Devils Payday" "The Car of Chance" and The Cleanup
 The photography of the production is beyond criticism and it's staging is the last word in the art of stage di- rection.
 The story. involving a young Japa- neseman's discovery of his illegitimacy and of his father in an American ad- miral, with it's thwarted theme of re venge, is thoroughly fascinating.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
0Es[lloater VAUDEVILLE BILL AT
 THE COLUMBIA TODAY

Now that summer is on, patrons of the Columbia are reminded that this is the coolest show house in Phoenix. The vaudeville bill for this week showing today and tomorrow, opening with today's matinee at 2:15, contains real treat for the music loving pub lie in the Milano Duo, who provide some wonderful high class music on his perfect clear toned harp. This one act is worth the price of admission alone and theater- -goers have an op- portunity of hearing the best music had in this community in some time.
 In addition to this, there are three other big acts consisting of "Equillo and Maybelle' who do some clever work in wire walking and novelty athletics.
 Beeson and Harris provide lots of fun for everyone in thetr sfzit entitled "The Raw Recruit" or The Original Soldier Man." fast and furious comedy sketch and a pleasing addition to the bill.
 An additional musical act is pro- vided in the Henkle and Gersons which is to be appreciated by every one. They furnish some rather clever and interesting stunts on various mus ical instruments and something's not musical instruments.
 An interesting photoplay program is also provided, comprising Current Events of the world to date, showing Pres. Wilson's leave taking on his re- turn to France, Uncle Sans Great tailor shop in operation, and the re- turn from France of New York boys and their unusual reception in New York City and the last Chester Out ing pictures of the series which have shown numerous parts of the world.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

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Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

FOR SALE or exchange, 7-passenger car in fine condition. Would consider Ford; can be seen on street, front Court House or Washington and First avenue It
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

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Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

BRIGHT, ambitious young girl for office work, answering phone; some clerical work and generally useful. One who can use typewriter preferred. Good opportunity for one who wishes to advance. Answer in own handwriting to Box 2 Republican. St
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Scored Cylinders

Repaired-Made good as new. 14 North Fifth Avenue
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

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Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

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Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

1917 FORD touring, runs like new; three new tires; $275 for quick sale 3S3 North Fifth avenue {
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

TWO thoroughbred Airedales for sale, five months old. Inquire 914 W. Madison. Pc. Box 317. g
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Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

gentleman. 522 North First street Miss McRoberts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
n I,ATERRA NTRAVIESA POR Una
FORMIDABLE CRISIS 0bRERA
La hueIaa mas granda que registra Ia historic &c
csc Dais, Sc ha decIarado ALI, ainenazanoo
arroiar al pals en- las garras del hambre
MIS- de medic niu6n de ferrOcarriIerOs ab7ndonar0n e.
trabajo, suspendisndose todo et slSfena &c
t~ransportss aver a media noche

moro SO hara un esfuerZo para ope-
rar cuando menos unos cuantos ire
nes ara csc exclusive fin Y sc espera
Que dc esta manera los ninos no SUI
friran las consccuencias de Ia huelga'
Ell gobierno ha establccldo practl-
camente, una dictadura sobre los VI
veres, con poderes ilimitados. La ar
mazda Sc utilizara para ayudar en- la
tarea de abastecer al pals Y esta Sc
- IA primera vez en- la historic del
RENO, u Sc haya llamado a las fuer-
zas de mar para que presten sus ser
vicios con tai caracter.
La decision para declarar la huel-
ga Sc tom6 en- vista del fracaso de los
~csfuerzos para llegar q un arreglo
en- las conferencias entire el Primer
Ministro Lloyd-George ell Ministro de
TRANSPORTS, Sir Geddes Y los repre-
sentantes de los obreros ferrocarrlle-
ros, a. tuvieron conferencias q dura-
ron TODD el dia. El pIblico habia IN
terpretado Ia continuation de las ne
gociaciones como una indication de
que IN convenio podia esperarse y
cast no Sc habia preparado para ha-
Ger frente a les problemas de trans
portes.
1nfiridad de bicicletas que Sc ha-
llaban refun6idas como m"ebles POGO
titles, han salido a p~rest&r servicios
Y esta manana las GALES de Londres
Sc veian como Ia pista de un estadio
en- Ell que fuesen a jugar carreras los
anticuados biciclos. La escasez y ca
restia de Ia g~asolina ha impedido
que los automobiles particulars Sc
dediquen q IN uso general Y como el
servicio de trenes urbanos Sc ha pa
~ralizado, Ia capital Sc halla sin vida,
practicamente. La suspension del sis
tema neumatco 0 del serVicio de ire
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
QUE NO MANDEN TROPAS
Oral. BGdoglio dice a las
tropas italianas que es
until que Uayan al
puerto de Fiume


ROMA, Sophomore 2r.-El Fue-
bio Romano uAo de los prlnclpales
diarios que Sc publican aqul, en- una
noticia que da en- Su edlcion DC hoy'
dice que es probable que t!uInc sea
ocupada por fuerzas del goblcrHo ia
liano.
FL General Badog!'o. Jei9 del
kStano Mayor Ita!iano, ha aTleI1o
una procIama a los SoIcados' expire
s2ndo cue eS lnutil para elloS II q
Fiumc pues made ha sonado con IT
a atacar Ia ciudad.' Su indication,
que const'tuye una promesa tacita'
Sc conSldera como una medida para
eVItar cue los miemhroS del eJeESlIo
sIgan a~bandonando u cuerpos para
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
LONnRES. SeptIem5re ii:

LONDRES, Sepuembre liza
Gran Brctana atraviesa en- eS'o9
momentoz por Ia huelga mas gran
de de u Sc tiene memorial en- este
pa;s, La suspension De TODD el SiSte-
ma fe~rrocarrilero en- el pals, deere
-ada para Ia media noche de hoy,
sera el resultado de IA prlmera III
cha sostenida directamente entire e!
oobierno Y las uniones obreras orga-
nizadas. en- la historic de lng!aterra,
lucha en- la que ambas parties Sc ha-
Han dispuestas a no ceder hasta no
haber llegado a ST fin.
Ante Ia arenaz de 4 paTahza-
ci6n completa del sistema de trans
portes V en- la cual Sc veran a1ecta-
dos mas de medic million de obreros
y empleados. las primeras p~recauclo-
mes el gobierno ha tornado. son
para prepararse contra el hambre.
Sorpresa general cause aqui Ia re-
velaci6n hecha per e. Ministerlo de
Where's inglGs de que esten en- Lon
6res grandes reservas secretaS de VI
veres. cue Sc estiman suficientes pc
r. abastecer a Ia ~poblacion por es-
pacio de seis Las existen-
cias de comestibles en- otras parties
del RENO. segun Sc dice, son suficien-
ties para abastecer a IA ~poblacion in
glesa por ocho semanas cuando me-
nos. Camiones AUTOMOBILES estacio-
nados en- todas las parties del pals,
empezaron deSde hoy, muy temprano,
a operar entire los puertos de mar y
los dep6sitos y bodegas que hay ests-
blecidos en- el interior del pals, a fin
de cue &stas almacenen la mayor
cantidad possible de comestibles, FL
peor De todos los prebiemas es Ell que
press= la redistribution de la !eche,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
Ell PRESIDENTE WILSON
PASO ESTA NOCHE
EN- CALMA
.Su estado no ha mejora-
do mucho, sin embargo
FL DR.. Grayson y Ia sonora
Wilson nc Sc han separa-
do del enfermo

WASHINGTON, Septiembre 81
In despacho especial recibido aqul
how, trasmitido desde el tren espe-
cial en- u viaja el P~residente Will
son. informa que ell Primer Magistra-
do pas6 una noche tranquila- En- Te-
RE Haute, Indiana, en- donde el tren
Sc detuvo hoy en- IA manana tempra-
no. Sc anunci6 iguai cosa, 81 blen el
anuncio no Sc hizo con el %caracter
Official. pues el DR.. Crayson no salo
para NADIA del CAIRO particular del
Presidente. Ell anuncio hecho por el
doctor anoche. era de que ell estado
del Presidente no habia cambiado.
Hoy POGO antes de que ell tren pr8sl-
dencial llegara a indianapolis, cerca
de la una de Ia tarde, el doctor Gray
son hizo el siguiente anuncio Official
sobre ell estado del P~residente: La
condici6n del Presidente es mas 0
menos la misma. habiendo pasado Ia
noche en- complete calma."
Durante la tarde Sc permltio a!
presidente sentarSe por un ratio. ha-
biendo pasado cast TODD el dia a su
lado, el doctor GGayson.
La sonora Wilson tampoco sc ha
desprendido de Ia cabecera de su es-
poso. habiendo pasado Ia noche a su
lado V hoy cast TODD el dia, retiran-
dose a d~esacnsar. solamente cuando
Ell medico Ia obligo a clio, pues Ia Sc
nora Sc c~ncuentra tambien bastante
abatida per ell :iaje.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

cercanias de La Habana) sobre las
corridas de toros. Ese senior Alcal-
de, emulo del legendario de Lagos,
merece empunar Ia vara simbolica de
su autoridad, mientras viva. He aqui
sin quitarle nj ponerle una coma, Ell
notable decreto:
"Por recibida Ia instancia que pre-
cede. suscrita por el senior Francisco
NJ. Duque i~nteresando authorization
para llevar q cabc los dias S Y IA
de septicmbre proXimo "simulacros"
de corridas de torres, con objeto, Sc
gun dice, de atraer forasteros a esta
localidad en- los dias referidos en- 81
vista; V. Resultando: que, en- un 81
mulacro de corrida de toros, sc NAL
trata cruelmente a los mismos, obll-
gandolos "por Ia fuerza de Ia suges-
ton del capote' a hacer ejercicios
c~o~porales agenos por complete a los
que les son habituales, 10 que les oca-
sionaria ademas del estado de postra-
ci6n natural, caHsancio Y malestar
pror 10 de los eicrc:cios ~eXtraordlna-
rios 4 que saan soaetidos personals
y aaimales. Considerable: que Ia ms
tituci6n salvaguardia del elemGnto
fractional representada en- este pals
pcr Miss Ryder. etc, etc. Resuel-
vo: que no procede acceder Y no
accedo. et~c.-Fernando Loredo, fir
made"
Parece una broma, pero el decrrto
10 publicaron los diarios dc La Haba-
satirizandolo cruelmente; y, pa
ra mcior inteligencia de mis- !ectores,
dire u Miss Ryder es aqui la pre-
sidenta de una sociedad protectora
de aninlales Y enemiga acerrima dc
las corridas de toros, en- parte por
s~ensibIeria cursi Y en- parte por anti
c~spanolismo de remember the
Maine"
4 mi no ne llama Ia atenclon e.
decreto: peores los he leido en- Me
xico: Dero 81 me preocupa Ia mani
fiesta aversion que eXiste contra las
corridas de toros en- un pals tan es-
ranoi como Cuba. FL ambiente, c! CO.
lor del cielo. la belleza norma de
las muieres, Ia algeria e~strepitosa
dc los homhrcs, TODD, es digno del brl
lIante espectaculo espanol. La Haba-
ma res7ira aires de gran dia de 1les-
Ia bravo en- Sevilla, Y, porque el me
do 10 pide. por ESQ solo. deberlan
rermitirse las coIridas 81 el artc sc
tuviese cu. cuenta para legislar.
y aqui de la teoria que eNpuse al
principle de este articulo. En- Nueva
York. en- Londres, on Berlin, 20 Sc
ria el primero en- oponerme a que Sc
llevasc Ia fest; popular de Espana'
poraue 5coma kShrian de luclr. srn
sol los ocstelIos de una talegullia,
nj de flamear Ia inlendiada purpura
de IN capote de bre~a? ~ que sosa y
somnolienta la m~uchedumbre de saJo-
nos ante una "gacaera" de RodoIfo
9 nm molinetc de Juan Belmonte. a!
commas del paso doble ~garboso, que
hace oimbrear q majas Y c~hisDeroS:
Pcro a IN artiStn del tipo 'poncesco
Ia babria de rarecer de muy buon
eusto ac!imatar Ia fiesta de toros en-
Tstokolao. Y desterrar los patos del
Pa66n. para poblar nuestras lagunas
con los cisnes de Ibsen.
Porquc. como decja Tablada, el ma
yor timbre de gloria para esos arts
tas cs no ser Gnt6ctonos.
Jose ELGJERO.
Haaana. 10 de septiembre de 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
Los Articles De 10 CURSI

Tiene raz6n de sobra el senior Sa-
lado Alvarez: ell mas grave defecto de
que suelen adolecer algunos artistas
mexicanos, es el de ser cursis. Cur
sis, porque desedenan 10 propio Y
vernaculo. para dedicarse a Ia imi-
taci6n contrahecha de los maeStros
extranjeros; cursis, porque no saben
que el arte mas puro es Ell popular,
ell an6nimo. csc que no recuerda el
nombre del artifice ' parece que bro
ia del aliento de las muchedumbres;
cursis. en- fin, porque nj siquiera iml-
tando el elegante "SnobiSnTo ingles,"
italian en- eI folklore ell color To-
cal Y la manifestation genuina. tipl-
ca de una raza. Y este NJ solo Sc
advierte en- algunos de nuestros pee
tas Clos hay que Sc enorgullecen de no
ser .'11tt6ctonos." como Tablada, a
ouien eta ell senior Salado Alvarez ;
pero Ell los musicos, tan f~recuente-
mente i~gnorantes en- nuestro pals, Ell
defecto Sc manifesto mas notorio Y
ridiculo.
De las canciones populares quleren
haccr partituras de opera, valses vie
neseS Y minues de Ia epoca de Luis
Nv. ' resulta que marchitan Ia fres-
cura de Ia musica meXicana, sin con-
seguir la imitacion europea que pre-
tenden. Ash lie sucedio a Ponce con
las ".NQaGnjtQS." tan ~pintorescas, tan
mexicanas como las annapolis de No
chimilco, c~onvertidas ahora, por obra
del cursismo lirico de csc pianlsta, en-
ey6tica "rapSodia hungara..' jQue te-
nenlos ~nosotrcs Que YER con Litz, nj
con los huncaroS. nj siquiera con el
bolsheyiki Bela-Kun. quien, q todo Il
rar. sera IN correligionario fuera del
arte? Pero al senior Ponce, al macs
tro" Ponce. Sc lie ocurrio que e. po-
dia emul2r Ia gloria del celebre conf
positor europeo. Y NJ tuvo escrupu-
10 on hacer lie dos ccsas bnenaS una
pesima ,riaca.
Nc cs possible modificar 81 alma de
los nueblos. Quicn tai cos p~retende'
asi en- arta. como en- las otraS mani
fes.aciones de la vida social, Sc pone
en- ridiculo : pierde e tempo. MenoS
nal porque 81 10 consiguiera. come
terra grave delito de leso buen gus
to Y aun de lesa patria. FL arte es
Y Gebe ser siempre IN producto del
medic. del china. DE- las tradiciones,
de Ia gaografia, de Ia raza, como "a
cana de azucar 10 es de los paIses
tr~opicaIes ' los pinos de las atlas
mesetas. Los mexicanos debemos as
pirar q 10 que, logicamente. podemoS
ser; y 81 algun dia nuestro pueblo Sc
distingue. Dor Ia cuItura. entire los
demas de la TERRA. sera por aque.!o
cue le es propio. por 10 cue tiene de
n~lexicaro. Dor i ma1Gn;taS, por u
valonas del Bajio; Dero no por eI NIL
nue. Y la rapscdia huncara.
Recuerde e senior Ponce ol case
de Juventino Rosas, cuyo celebre va.s'
sin pretensiores europeas. ha recorrl-
do triunfalmen,e el mundo eNtcro.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
IDAHO WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Wardner-Organizat Of New Cal
edonia Consolidated Mining company
being perfected by local men.
Wallace-Tamarack & Custer Con-
solidated Mining Co. declare $53,250
dividend payable Dec. "a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work tempo
rarily suspended on property of Eu-
reka Mining company
There could not be a national fuel
shortage II there were a fool shortage.
Jerome buys motor fire apparatus
and power street flusher and sprinkler.
Contract let to grade and hard surface
state highway from Jerome, two miles
north for $15,1S9.
Mullan--Importan strike made in
American Commander. ~ inches lead
silver and gray copper ore uncovered.
Rumored Milwaukee railroad still
contemplates construction of line
through Occur d'Alenes.
Wallace-Machinery being installed
in 75-ton mill being constructed by
Big Creek Mining company.
Hailey-Two coyote skins bring
trapper s4740, including bounty.
Pocatello--First Baptist church here
to put on campaign for new building
Since the war ended Germany has
increased Its labor union membership
to over six million. 1t recognizes the
"basic s-hour day" idea but devotes 4
hours to helping Germany pull itself
out of the mud, that Is to say, they
work IL hours a day to boost produc-
ton and give hours of 1t to the gov
eminent.
Position of lead improving. De-
mand Is steady and increasing and
surplus small, according to large pro-
Queer of Occur d'Alene region.
Lewiston-Work on administration
building for normal school begun here
Oakley Herald boosting oil test wells
In Cassia county.
Idaho Falls-Fort Hall road 70 be
paved.
An important highway project about
to be launched Is road from Lewiston
and Charleston to Eenterprise, Ore. Es-
timated cost, $4,000.
Idaho Falls-Local men finance and
make possible big irrigation project.
More than 1000 acres rich land under
water. Soil same as famous New Swe-
den district soon ready for crop. Big
electric pumps installed.
Bradstreet's index number shows
that on Dec. l prices were 1S1 per cent
above the pre-war level-the highest
since the Civil war at least. The cost
of living advanced 1.3 per cent during
last November, according to prices of
SO staple commodities. Production. Is
not keeping pace with consumption.
hence increasing prices.
Moscow-Tests of road surfacing
materials proposed for use on Idaho
highways to be made in "a road mate
rails laboratory at University of Idaho.
Deary-Bovill road surveyed; s6s,sas
estimated cost of construction.
McCammon - Local business men
guarantee 1000 acres sugar beets for
period of five years to Amalgamated
Sugar Co. provided II would erect q
factory In or near town. Prospects are
that plant may be erected In time to
handle 1920 crop.
Arnold. Neb., Sentinel: Tho farmer
| Is said to be the only person who In
these times of passion and turmoil, has
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-24
URGE members TO
HURRY UP BALLOTS
Chamber Of Commerce Primary
Closes Friday Single Vote
May Decide Several Places
on Board Of Directors.

Ballots are returning very slowly In
the mail primary election for directors
OF the new Chamber. Of ComWerce, ac-
cordlng to expansion campaign head
quarters at the Commercial club. The
polls will close and the votes will be
counted Friday evening, and members
are being asked to mark and return
their ballots without fail, even II their
minds are pretty well occupied with
Christmas activities just now.
individuals are mistaken II they
think their votes are unimportant.'
said ID. j. Magruder of the American
City bureau this morning. Every
member Is expected to register his
choice for the directors who will pilot
the new organization through It's first
year. And when 1t Is considered that
one or two votes VIII determine the
outcome. one can see that each mem
bers duty Is to see that his ballot
gets in.
In the primary election, because SO
many names will be voted upon several
places OH the list of nominees will
naturally be filled by n very narrow
margin. In the recent election of the
new Nampa Chamber OF Commerce
there We're ties for the last four places
on the board. One ballot may easily
settle the nomination for one or more
directors.