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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-31
FOR CERTIFICATE OF CONVENIENCE AND NECES-
 SITY To the Corporation Commission
 State of Arizona

The undersigned hereby applies to the Corporation Commission for a cer- tificate of Convenience and Necessity for a "F'or Hire" car H. J. Gilbert, owner. ...
 Said car will operate over the streets of Kingman and the highways of Mohave County and the highways
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-31
These Men Guarantee You Square Deal

any bank or official of Abilene, Texas The other gentlemen, MT. Estes, of Stanton; MT. Sands, of Ranger; MT. Jones, of Cisco, are also familiar and reliable Texans of that section. Their names and money are at stake, and as for honesty and integrity you cannot go wrong in putting your money alongside of theirs.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-31
TO OUR FRIENDS

We wish to state that we believe in IMPERIAL to the extent that we have purchased 5000 shares to be sold in Arizona This stock can be deliver ed immediately and is selling at $1.5O share.
 THE OIL EXCHANGE, INC.
 B. G. GRANVILLE, Manager
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-31

tioned. MT. E. R. Walcott, President, lives at Stanton, Texas and is gentleman of the high est caliber, and every big ranchman in the State of Texas knows him. Also MT. w. c. Houston and three of his brothers are asso- ciated with this company, also of Stanton,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
ALUMNI GIRLS WIN

Tho Amboy high girls team were
not as successful as the boys, losing
to the alumni, 1915. Playing with
tho locals were Capt Macan and Ada
Wilentz, forwards, Ethel David, GEN.
ter, Kathryn Henry, side center, Eliz-
abeth Dolan and Frances Hance,
guards. The alumni started with
Ruth Macan and Anna Jensen, for
wards; Ethel Lewis, center; Sally
Michaels, side center; Doris Willsey
and Irene Waters. guards. The first
half was played girls rules. Capt
Macan proved to be the scoring ma
chine of the p. A. team with four
baskets to her credit, while Ada Will
entz shot one basket and two fouls.
For the alumni Ruth Macan star
red with three baskets and one foul.
Ethel Lewis made one goal and one
foul. The score at the end Of this
session was 12--10 In favor of p. A.
II. s.. Anna Handerhan took the
place of Ada Wilentz after a few min
utes Of play in the second half. The
alumni overcame the two point lead
secured by the locals in the last half
in the first five minutes of play and
they maintained their lead through
out the half. Capt. Macan made the
caging one basket and one foul.
Ethel Lewis came to the fore in THU
half with two baskets and one foul.
Anna Jensen secured the rest Of the
alumni's points with two baskets. The
score at the finish of this session
was 80. The las half was played
by modified boys rules. Only five
players playing. Miss NJ. Burns off,
ciated. The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08

.LOTOS CLUB
BILL COMPLETE
One Eight, One Six, and Two
Fours on Good
Program

The entire bill which will be pre-
scented at the Lotos Club bouts In
Palace hall on Monday night, has been
announced by Promoter Joe McNulty
and viii consist of an eight round
final, a six round semi. and W four
round preliminaries. One of the four
round goes will be a return match be-
tween two boys who made such good
showing here about three weeks ago,
that they have bee rematched by re-
quest. This bout will find Young
Stark. of Chrome, and Harry Decker,
of this city, matched.
Ii the main attraction of the night
Mickey belmont, of New York, and
frankie DAILY, the fighting COB from
Staten Island, will be the opponents,
belmont, by his snappy exhibitions in
the past, became a popular favorite
and his temperance here after not
fighting at the Lotos Club for more
than two months, is expected to be a
big drawing card. DAILY, while in the
service walloped some of the clever
est artists In the game and as he is
of the same weight as belmont, some
real action is assured.
Ollie Singer, of Elizabeth, who
won his last bout here with n five
round kayo, will clash with Bobby
A1ichaels. of New York. the latter be-
ing another favorite because of his
pep and willingness to mix matters
mp.
The other four round, addition
to the Stakeholder go, will be be-
tween Don Orsino. of Elizabeth, and
Young Carona, of Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
HOUSE
JRS. WIN AGAIN
Defeat Strong MataWan Five
by Score of $780, Claim to
be Champs
~ Special Correspondent.

WOODBRIDGE. Mrach S-The
Parish House Juniors continued their
winning streak, when they defeated
the fast Senior team of the Matawan
A. A. Thursday night by a score OF
$3.50. Referee Connors Of Matawan,
was he eleventh man on the floor and
he of1ciated in a creditable manner.
The game was clean and fast. As
Torch, thu star forward for the To-
Gals Is temporarily out OF the game
with an infected hand. Schrimpf was
moved up to forward and at this posi-
ton accounted for five two-pointers.
Irvie Martin, the star center, also net
ted five goals and accounted for
eleven put of thirteen free shots.
Vic Drummond was responsible for
four field goals and one free shot.
Bob Levi at guard. made three field
goasl. Charlie Schwenzer made his
first appearance with the Parish
House aggregation and played a good
game. Butcher of the vanquished.
made six baskets from the field and
n free shot. Vincent and Devlin
each made two baskets apiece.
The score follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
II. S. VdrSitieS Break Euen
With Alumni FiUes,: Boys Win
(By II. s. CORRESPONDENCE


The r. A II. S. basketball teams
broke even in two games with the al
umni last night at the Amboy gym.
The local boys FIVE defeated the al
umni in what proved to be the fastest
game this season by the score of 10
Is. while the girls lost out to the
alumni by h same score. These
were the second games between the
fives. In the first encounter the AM
boy boys lost out, while the Grim
son and White girls FIVE were victors.
This evens up matters. It is doubt
full whether the third game of the
series will be played or not.
The local boy dribblers started the
half with Capt. Westcott and Red
Splitter, forwards, Miney Cannon, CEN
ter, Billy Flynn and Moe Splitter.
guards. The alumni used the same
five all during the game, Glochan and
Hubbard, forwards, Johnson, c~enter:
Smith and Parker. guards. The go
ing for the first eight minutes was
even, hardly any points separating the
teams during this period. After ten
minutes of play the "P. A" gradual
ly drew away from their opponents
and when the half time whistle was
blown the locals were in the lead,
15-S. Miney Cannon starred for the
high school team with three baskets,
while RED" Splitter secured one bas-
ket and three fouls. The guarding
of Billy Flynn was the feature of this
half, who also managed to put in two
baske. For the AIumnities Hibbard
shone with n basket and one foul,
while Johnson and Parker each shot
one basket.
Wee" Allen went in for Cannon
at center after five minutes play in
tho second half. Allen put in the
only field goal made in this half,
while Splitter put in two free throws.
These were the only four points for
the p "A. II. s. five in this half,
whereas the alumni secured three
baskets and one foul for a total of
seven points. Parker, starring for
the graduating team with two bas-
kets and Hubbard with n basket.
The high schol five will play Rah-
High on Wednesday. But three
games remain on the basketball
schedule. Railway, Neptune High Of
Asbuiy Park and New Brunswick.
l.. MacDuff. coach of Rutgers
Prep of New Brunswick refereed the
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
Room 3 Wins Eighth Grade
G.S Basketball League

The basketball league which has
been ia progress since the middle Of
February between 8 teams represent
ing Rooms 1. 2. 3. S, % and % of the
grammar school came to an end yes
terday afternoon when Room 3 won
its NTH straight game, and incidental
ly the championship by defeating
Room 2 by a score of 12-7. Five of
the rooms were eight grade classes
and by winning this league Miss /. b.
Miller's class of room 3 are acknowl-
edged champs of the eighth grade.
In yesterdays game the Room
. combination consisted of Henry
Westcott and Peter Grieye, forwards,
Nathan Cohen, center and A. Finn
iani and M. Breslin. guards. The
scoring was the result of one field goal
and four foul goals by Westcott two
field goals by Cohen and one by
Grieve. The Room 2 team scored 2
field goals and three fouls.
Tho Room 3 boys are now getting
ready to organize a baseball team
which they expect TO make as sue
cessful as their basketball quintet.
All games were played at the Y.
NJ. IL. A. Hall under the supervision
OF Louis Jacobsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
GUGG|E PRIMERS
annex MATCH
Win Two Out of Three Games
From Forman's All Stars
MaIIett High

The A. S. and r. bowlers won two
out of three games from ForTnan's
All Stars in a match rolled on BONN
sacks alleys last night, high scores
being in evidence in all games. Edgar
Mallet, of Formans' team was the
high average and high score man for
the night. his games at 1876, 214 and
1873, giving him an average of 1919.
Eyerkuss, bowling anchor of the Gug-
gies averaged 1914, with games at 200.
1S9, and 204. The first game was
won by the stars by a margin OF
forty-three pins. The match was even
ed up in the second game when the
Smelters won by seventeen pins. The
deciding game went to the Guggie
men by sixty-two pins.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
D0ings
At YIN. A

Fish's team won two straight games
in the business mems volley ball
league at the Y yesterday after
games resulted as follows: Fish de-
feated Madsen and Seaman; Hanson
defeated Bawden one game and lost
n game to Bawden; Madsen defeat
ed Seaman.
In the only game played in the s..
s. A. l.. last night the Methodist jun
iors defeated the Presbyterian jun
Tors by a score of 14-6. Owing to h
fact hat the Presbyterian seniors
could not get together a team their
game with the leading Simpson NJ. Il.
five was cancelled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
PsIestlne's Salt Mountain.

Palestine possesses q remarkable
salt mountain situated at the south end
Of the Dead sea. The length OF the
ridge is six miles. with an average
width Of threequarters Of a mile. and
the height Is not far from 600 feet.
There are places where the everything
earthly deposits are many feet In thick
ness. but the mass OF the mountain
is composed Of solid rock salt, some
Of which Is as clear as crystal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
PERTH ANNOY
ALUMNI
Salt SuperstItlons.

Superstitions concerning salt are
among the earliest kgS@2 to mankind
There Is much evidence In holy sfff
for the ceremonial uses OF II, and the
old Mosaic law commands that every
sacrifice OF n meat offering shall be
seasoned with II. Homer calls II d.
vine. and many OF the old Teuton
races looked on salt springs rs holy
and worshiped at them. The origin
of this superstition seems TO be that
since salt cannot corrupt 1t should be
regarded as a symbol Of immortality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
Arrange Two Man Match

j. j. Dolan, manager of the Old
Timer bowling quintet, is now anxious
to make arrangements with Howard
Richards, the manager of the Amboy'
Best, for a two man-five game match
to be rolled on Wednesday night of
mex week. Dolan has selected as his
partner, Bill Jenkins and wants to roll
Richards and Moore for the total PIN
fall in five games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
Statercoms.

StatcECohnS.
There was an old fellow named
Shreve who ran steamboats, before
Jackson fought the redcoats at New
Orleans. In Shreve's time the cab
ms were curtained off just like these
new-fangled sleeping-car berths. The
old man built wooden rooms. and he
named them after the different states.
Kentucky. and Illinois and Penusyl-
vania. So that when a fellow came
aboard he'd say: "What state am I
In. Capf' And from this remark the
name stateroom has spread all over
the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
BeIgians Win Two From
SerVians In S. A. League
b. Saecin1 Corre.rondenf.

SOUTH AMBOY, March s-The
Belgians captured two of the three
games rolled in the Allied League
Thursday night, from the S~ervians
The game featured no high marks,
and was won by the Belgians by fifty
eight pins. In the second game which
was won by the Servians, Kaufman Sc
cured n 211 mark, but the third and
final stanza was a winner for the Bel.
gians by over one hundred chunks
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
Maybe You Know Him.

Said Senator Squash Of Squeegee:
'The senator who never knows the mo-
ton before the house 10 the kind Of
Teller who always has to ask What's
trumpsT"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
Parish House Jrs.

The Parish House Juniors are out
for the Junior county championship.
This team averages 122 pounds in
weight and have not been defeated by
a junior team this season. Any jun
Tor teams averaging up to 1875 pounds
that think they can beat the Parish
House aggregation should communal
cate with Chester Walling. Wood
bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08
All Stars.
Sensitive Squads.

French scientists believe that car-
rier pigeons are Influenced by mag
netism, and that with the spread OF
wireless telegraphy much less depend.
ence can be placed on them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08

place in London for a purse Of $4,000.
Tommy Noble (English), holder OF
the Lansdale bantamweight belt,
which carries with 1t the British
championship. is to meet Joe Lynch,
private In the American army.
Private Lynch is the same boy who
a been claiming the bantamweigh;
title of America by reason of a deci-
sion over Kid Williams in a four
round bout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08

Teieeraphing Pictures.
A French inventors process for teie-
graphing pictures uses i s~stem Of
hollows and rel;efs. the passage Of q
stylus over which determines the In
tensity Of the current transmitted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08

FIHn
Have you figured how
much more Il would cost you
TO replace today the building
you erected a few years agoY
Doubtless you are not carry
Ing enough fire Insurance. Let
US write some additional in
surance for you IN one OF the
reliable companies we repre-
sent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08

Not only has the war stimulated
allied nations. but the close relations
of the past few years brought about
a high spirit of rivalry between the
boxers of the different countries.
As a result, many international
bouts are being arranged between the
fighters of the squared arena.
The first of these is soon to take
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-08

The score:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
81 Is listed MJZER LEA
ESTO QUE LIZ CONVENE

En- cast todos los aso de debilidad
en- Ia muier, Sc nota un flujo mucoso
debil que Sc escapa de la vagina que sc
conoce con ell nombre de l%eucorrea y
con el mas comun de flores b!ancas,'
es ~sorprendente como pocas muIeres
conocen Ia importancia vital de este
derrame Y con la rapidez que deblirta
su ORGANISING. Ell resuEtado comIn de
esta enfermedad tan penosa y molesta
que tantisimo Sc I'D eeneralizado entire
el seXc femenino, sc iocalIza en- los
6rganos reproductores, o~casionando do
Tor de espalda, dolor de costado, dolor
de cabeza. enfermedad de los ovarios,
mirada languida, ~cansancio, nervio-
sidad, palidez densa, nal humor Y color
anormaI. Esta debilidad tambien es
Ia causa de muchos casos de esterilidad.
Cuando el flujo de esta molestia es
profuso o abundante, gcneralmente
significa que existen ulceraciones y
d~islocaciones de ia matriz V los dolores
Y ardores dc la inflammation son mas
constantes Y pcrsistentes-
Con toda seguridad en- la Fa
Antonio Drug Co., San Antonio; B
macia Eidalgo. Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
UNA JUNTA PATRlOTlCA EN-
SAN MARCOS

SAN MARCOS, Texas. Agosto Il.
Aver domingo, tuvo lugar Il jun
IA de meXicanos, que tue convocaaa
hace dias por ell Campo Sebastian
Lerdo de Tejada," de los Lenadores
del Mundo. de Navel, Texas, con
el fin de acordar 10 relative a Ia &C.
le5racion del GIN Aniversarlo de Ia
Proclamation de Ia Independence
&c Mexico, el proXimo 10 de Sep
tiembre.
A Ia junta dc referencia concu-
lri6 IN gran numero Ge meXicanOs
DC esta ciudad Y &c las poblac!oncs
vecinas, proceIiendcse q nom6rar
Gesde luego una Junta Patri0tica quo
Sc encargara de arreglar .odo 10
relative para las Fiestas Patrias. Di-
cha junta Quedo integrada por las
siguientes personals: P~residen:e. ST..
Matias Rocha; Fice-Prcsidente. ST.
Jesus NJ. EsGuivcl; Secrctario. ST..
Miguel Urutia; Tesorero. ST.. Eduar-
do HinojoSa: Vocales, senores Irineo
s. Hinojosa; Ascension QuiNones Y
Jorge Cruz; Sargento de Armas, Sr.
Pedro 4. Martinez.
4 moci6n del Pnesidente sc ap!a-
20 Ell nombramiento dc los denlas
miembros &c "a Mesa Directiva, pa
"a Ia proxima junta, por 10 qae Sc
accrd6 hacer en- seguida una colec-
ia entire los r~resentes para poder
coutar con alcunos fondos para
empezar Z hacer los p~reparativos pa
"a las ficstas. FL resu,tado dc esta
colecta, Tue e. siguiente:
JESUS NJ. Esquivel, $500: Eduar-
do Hinojosa. 800; Irineo s. Hino-
iosa. SEQ; Reiraldo Scrrato, 100;
David Serrato, 100; Francisco Es-
para. 800; Matias Rocha, SEQ;
Antonio Esquivel. 500; Luis Rosa
les. 800; JESUS NJ. Esquivel, Jr.,
800: jorge Cruz. 500; Alcjo Sala-
zar. 200; Gaspar Esquivel, 1.25;
Hilario Arriaea, 100; Guadalupe
Natal. 100: Manuel Esquivel, 80;
Magdaleno Carrillo. 100; Margari-
to Arriaga. 100; Victoriano Rodri-
guaz, loo: Francisco Garcia, 100;
Nicancr Martinez. 100; Taustlno
Acosta. 30: Alfonso Montalvo,
500; E~ncarnacion Alderete. 500;
Miguel S. Urrutia, 800; Miguel
Martinez, 500: LUIS Cordoba, 100;
Pedro A. Martinez, zoo.
La prinlera junta Dc r~eferencia
tuvo lugar en- Martinda!o Y 81 Sc con
sigue 81 permiso rara Ia fiesta, Sc
hara esta en- el rnismo pueblo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
NOTAS FORANEAS

evitar esas vcrguenZaS. ST Ia causa
de L. division es muy grande y no
es possible cue sc lleguen a olvldar
cue no creemos los ha!la
en- cl case, Y 81 mas bien envidlas
y a!nbiciones, debian al menos cele-
brar sus fiestas separadamente y sin
rcvocarse ri ahondar mas Ia divi-
sion.
Oiala Y Que los senores organiza-
dores Y personals de Ia mayor IN
fiuenc;a en- los dos grupos cue Sc
han Tornado, pensando b;en cl per-
juicio que esas csciciones aearrean
para la c~olonia Y cl bucn nomore
de los mexcanos. rrocuraran ARE
glar las cosas. sobrcponlendO rel IN
teres general al particular, para que
unidos todos en- IN solo cuerpo Y
en- una sofa alma, reboSante dc pa
triotismo, pero de ~patriotismo puro,
sir egoismos, nj mercantilismo, pre-
paren sus fiestas para que sin reH-
cores nj odios. Sc acercaran todos
iuntos a rendi- su homemade, al al
tar Que la gratitud nacional eleva en-
csc dia I les que sIpieron sacr'f!-
carse por darros patria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
G~OBERNADOR ACUSADO
Lo fue ell de Tdbasco ante Ell
Procurador General de
la Repnbtca

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto Is.
Carlos Green, go5ernador Del Es-
tadc de Tabasco, ha sido acasado
ante G. Procurador Genera! dc IA
Republica. de haber violado la Cons
~titucion politica del aao he 1917.
Los acusa dores de Green, 4ue 10
son el senador por Tabasco Aquileo
,Juarez Y los diputados tabasquenos
Manuel Andrade Priego, Jose Ferrel
V Francisco Castellsnos Diaz, y los
representatives chiapanccos Francisco
Araujo V Cesar A. Lara, dicen que
Green, violando ostensiblemente Ia
constitution, ha establecido verdade-
ras alcabalas. como 20 pueden demos
trar con los decretos que Ia eXpedi-
do, V que estan en- comp!eta pugna
con 10 que dispone ell articulo III
constitutional.
AL tener conocimiento de los nc
chos anteriores. Ell Procurador Gene
raj de Ia R]epublica, manifesto a los
Queiosos que estaba incapacitado pa
"a onocer este escandaloSo asunto,
V que por 10 mismo no es 81 ell facul-
tado que declare 81 ell funcionamien-
to de Carlos Green como goberna-
dor del Estado de Tabasco, es legal
o no.
Existen otras muchas i~mpataciones
en- contra del gobernador tabasque-
no, una de elias es Ia Gle que on
traviniendo las ordenes que ma reel
Dido y extralimitandose en- u fun
clones, ha lanzadc al mercado n
emission de panel moneGa, que no es-
IL en- 10 absolute garantizada.
Fl case Green sera turnado al
Gran Jurado de la Camara de Diputa
dos, en- vista de que ell Procurador &c
neral de la RepublIca declare su in
competencia para conocer de este a.
sunJo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
MADERAS PRECIOSAS
ABUNDAN EN- JALISCO
Constituyen una riqueza que
no ha sido explotada por
f0lta de comunicaciones

GTADALAJARA., Jal Agosto IA.
-Aunque los bosques de maderas
preciosas no existen en- TODD ell Esta-
DO de Jaiisco, estos 81 abuncan en-
IA costa Occidental. principalAlo
en- Ia region situaGa al norte dc
huatl.
Boslues enormes de cedro5 V e..
nos, i~neXplotados, eyisten entire Vi
LA de Purii;cacl0n Y zihuatlan. En-
Ia region situada al norte de Roca
Morena, hay IN boSque tan grande
de maderas finas, que hasta Ia fecha
no ha sido possible saber Ia extern
sion que tenga. Todas estas rique-
zaS naturaleS. estan i~nexplotadas,
principa!mente por la faita de Was
de communication, pues no existen
Was fGrreas nj caminos carreteros
por donde Sc pueda explotar estas ii
quezas.
Ademas, Ia costa jalisciense, esta ca
81 desierta; apenas 81 habra en- dos
mil millas inglesas caadradas. mil
Q~ulnientos o dos mil habitantes, di-
seminados a 10 largo de los montes,
llevando vida primitive V selvatica.
No ma sido apreciada hasta ell momen
TO la gran cantidad de production
que hay en- la costa Y por ESQ es que
no ha habido caritalista que Sc de-
cida a invertir su dinero en- la cons
truccl6n de carItteras 0 cuando me-
nos establecer IN servicio de vaporcs.
FL cliEla IS insaludatle por los
pantanos que per ALI existen, pero
este podria tcner facil rcmedio Lc-
troHzandc los CHARGES, o 10 que el
mosquito trasmisor del paludismo Sc
moriria.