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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-22
GOV. CAMPBELL WOULD RECLAIM
 DESERT AREAS

Salt Lake City,-Possibilities of re- clamation in Arizona are the greatest in the country, said Governor Thomas
 E. Campbell, of that state, addressing the conference of Western Governors here today, and 'Arizona's problem is
 the nations problem" he added, urg- ing a national awakening to the possi
 bilities of economic benefit arising from reclamation.
 Proclamation has been more sue
 cessful, by far, so far as it has been in the country, said the governor. He cited as reasons for this the high qual- ity of the Arizona soil, the unusually large area of reclaimable land in sin gle bodies, and the favorable climatic conditions for growth of vegetation.
 The governor declared that reclama- tion of large units so changed eli matic conditions that there was no fear of burning up the small irri- gated areas from the heat of the sur rounding deserts" He continued.
 Noted engineers have estimated there is, in the western states. an area of 15,O00,000 acres that can easily be reclaimed The water is available, it should be done, and if the millions that are annually spent by congress for pork barrel improvements were devoted to this work the whole re- claimable area of the west would be the homes of prosperous and happy millions within very few years. And the country would be richer by many billions of dollars a year.
 "Out of the total area that can be reclaimed profitably, the state of Ari- zona contains approximately 2,500,O00 acres. The water is there. It is run ming to waste, many times in destTuc~ tive foods It needs but the mari" touch of conservation, Nf river regu- lation, to make my state a marvel among all the states.
 l.. ''To reclaim all the land in Arizona that can be reclaimed would cost only about the same as the war cost in 90 hours. about $160. .00e 900. The yield Of His land, sold tt ..,e-war pricls, w ,uId si,al .v gear the entire cs'.i of tie reclam.if o,: The value Of the land, now worth g an acre for grazing, would be more than half a billion when water is turned on. The people on the ranches and in the towns that would grow up to serve the new would number more than three times the present population of the state.
 'The people of my state are not blind to the possibilities; they are on the iob.' The governor recount cd the forming of the Arizona Re clamation Association and continued: "I rredict there will be, as the result Of the forming of this association and of C (. Arizona state resources board witch I have just appointed. the great .,si improvement in conditions O. Iiv ing and production, along the most perrlalent lines, ever seen in tn, ins tory of irrigation.
 What we have done in Arizona can be done in your states. Our interests are identical With the interests of the entire west centered on reclama- tion we can accomplish the reclama- ton of all the waste places in the west. hy bringing to the attention Of the rest of the country the enormous possibilities ., the nation as whole of carrying through this program.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-22
IN TIE TOLLS FUR
 SELLING STOCK
An Italian With Several Different Names Is Gathered In By The Sheriff Office For Selling Stock Without a License

John Tassi, alias John Spigno, alias ! ty jail on charge of selling stock in the Johnstone Rubber and Tire Co. corporation organized under nihe laws of Arizona and maintaining it's general offices in Chicago.
 | It is believed that the true name l Of the individual in jail is John i Spigno, and according to papers in his possession he was at one time in the employ of Chicago broker, who had underwritten some of the stock for the Johnstone Rubber and Tire Co.,, | but according to representative of the Company, has not been employed as salesman for the year last past. Spigno arrived in the district last week and began operations at Nor enci. He induced several Italians to buy stock, for which he issued a re- .ceipt and collected the money. A comparison of receipts among the pur- chasers showed that they were signed with different names by the same ger son. Further investigation showed that
 
 the Morenci hotel under an assumed name.
 Complaint was made to Deputy Sheriff, McCarty at MOrenci. An in- quiry from the Sheriff's office in Cliff ton to the Corporation Commission at Phoenix elicited the response that the Johnstone Rubber Tire Company was duly incorporated under the laws of Arizona, but no permit had been is- sued for sale of the stock in the State.
 In the meantime Spigno had left Morenci He was followed to Clifton by Deputy Sheriff McCarty and placed under arrest in his room at the Cliff ton hotel Saturday night.
 A representative of the Johnstone Co arrived in Clifton on Monday and branded Spigno as crook. Another repre- sentative of the Company is ex- pected this week to appear against him. The company claims that Spisn- is selling forged stock crtfAcates and that he has no connection with the Johnstone Rubber and Tire Co.
 The Sheriff's office has since learn ed that Spigno is wanted on a similar charge in Cochise county in this state and also by the authorit.e .es in Utah.
 The wife of the man under arrest arrived here Sunday night in response to a telegram from her husband and has been moving heaven and earth to secure his release.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-22
TAX RATE F0R 1913
 WILL BE sl.40 0N EACH Sl00

The tax rate in Greenlee county this
 year, exclusive of the special rates in
 bonded school districts. will be $1.4O on each $100 valuation.
 This is an increase of 40 cents over ] the year 1918, and is accounted fol by an increase of q cents in the state rate and 19 cents inNthe county rate. 1 The assessment rolls for this coun. ty show a decrease in the taxable wealth of the county, as compared with last year, amounting to $556, 6,369.- 90. This decrease, to a large extent, is accounted for by the closing down of the Shannon Copper Go A falling off in the taxable wealth of the coun- .ty accounts in a small part for the increase in the county rate from e1 cents to 80 cents but the major por- tion of the increase is on account of schools, amounting to 6 cents and an increase for roads of cents. The remainder of the increase of 19 cents on each one hundred dollars is ac- counted for by interest on the recent $200, ,000 road bond issue and the an nual redemption of the debt of old Graham county which has now become due, payable $15,OOO annually, for the next ten years.
 Arizona continues to increase in
 wealth and the assessed valuation sin 1919 is nearly 1000 per cent higher than in 1911 when the state was ad- mitted. The next census will show large increase in population but not as raj i'd es the growth in wealth.
 The assessed valuation of tic state of Arizona has incresed $21 OOO, O,OO0 during the past year, according to figures arrived at Tuesday by the state tax commission sitting as state board of equalization.
 This is an increase of 2.25 per cent over 1918 and an increase of SIP per cent over the assessed valuation of 1911, the last year as territory. The increase, according to C., M. Zander- chairman of the board. is the best evi- dence yet produced that the state is growing and is only forerunner of how valuations are going to. increase in the next eight years.
 The state tax rate was raised 5. per cent going from 3S cents to SO cetns
 The assessed valuation of the state as arrived at by the county assessors and the state tax commission, was 1852, ,6o5. 5.010. Taking this figure as basis to york upon the state board of equalization increased and decreas- ed various valuations in the different counties until they, had arrived at
 ct figure for the state of $S55, 900 900 as against $s34. .OOO. 900 for the year 191S rN.
 .Cochise leads Gila, the second coun- ty in the state in wealth, by about en million. The 1919 assessment val
 atiOn by counties follows:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-22
Miss Evans Visiting Frieh

Miss Minnie Evans. for " years last past, teacher in @ public schools, is visiting N Clifton, following a two mon cation along the Pacific coast, Columbia and Alaska. Miss has accented a position as at Santa RitaAs.N. M. for neX
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-22

Or. Martin, Former Major in Medical Service, Arrives in Phoenix to Op- en State Headquarters; All Doctor and Hospital Bills of Men To Be Free and They Are To Be Paid Dependents Receive Aid.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-22

Dawson. New Mexico, is one of the few coal mining camps that have a gell course. Golf courses in mining camrs are rare, for the camps are usn- ally situated in the hills where courses cannot be laid out. The Dawson course has nine holes. and is full of natural hazards
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-22

The following marriage licenses
 were issued this week by the county clerk Daniel Cook to Ruth $.
 Bronson Angel Avenal to Antonio Vega; Jesus Balderino to Rita Lovio.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-22

M. Balin returned home Thursday evening after an absence Gf several weeks in San Francisco.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-08-22

News has been received in Cliff ton of the marriage of Miss Anna Houston to c. P. Calvin at Long Beacn California.
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- SECCION PARA LOS MN0S--
ENTERTAINMENTS CIENTIFICOS INFANTILES

JDgnndo con an VaSo dc a9na.-El
vase de aqua que nos sirvi6 para nues-
tro primer cntrctenimicnto, va a ser
virnos ahora para Ia observation de
nuevos V curiosos fenomenos.
Nimos va como debido ! IL pre-
SIGN que el aire %cjerce en- todos sem
tidos, un redazo dc papel sostiene
el aqua del vase al invertir este. Ell
papel queda co1no pegado al vase. I'M
pidiendo cue Sc salga ell aqua, debido
a la preston de abajo hacia arrlba que
ejerce sobre el la columna de afro
que Sc halla debajo.
TomemoS ahora el vaso vGcio y
porgdmosle en- una cubcta de aqua
e. vase Sc s~umergira hasta muy cerca
del horde, Y quedara flotando como
TN buque. Es que Csta lleno de
airc, V como este pesa meno5 que cl
aqua, no pEede hundirlo con 81 pc
so sino hasta que Sc equillbran Ell
peso del aire mas el del vase, con
Ia preston de abajo hacia arriba del
aqua.
Haremos nctar aQui que los tiul-
dos. V Sc dcsignan con este nombre
los liluidos Y los gases, ~ciercen Y
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trasmiten preston igual scbre cGal-
Qu;er punto &c 81 masa.
s. Sc suspende el vase del Platillo
de una BAHAMA, Y sc ponen CT CT
otro platillo las pesas necesarias pa
~ que la bahama Sc mantelga en-
e%quilibrio, Y despues Sc sumerge el
vase en- el cu5o, Sc We cue baja G,
p~latiilo on que est& el peso, 10 cuai
indica cue ell vase ha perdido una par
te de su peso.
ST al mismo tempo ST ha colocado
el cu5o Ell cue Sc slmerge Ell vase,
sobre un plato, de manera que pueda
recogerse c. aqua que sc derrama del
CUBIC, que debe estar perfectamen-
te lleno, V luego SO pesa ell aqua re-
cogida, Sc vera que Ell peso de esa
aqua es iglal al que habria que ana
dir al rlatilIo dc la ba!anza del que
sc ha s~uspendido cl vase, para con-
servar ell e%quilibrio.
Esto indica Cue al sumergir el vase
en- eli aqua perdi0 una parte de su
peso. igual al peso del llQuido cue
desalo.io del cubo.
Este fenomeno Sc enuncia cienti-
fic2mente diciendo que: TODD cuerpo
sumergido en- IN fluido, pierde II
parte de 81 peso, igual al peso del
fluido que d%esaloja'.
Ahcra saquemos el vase Y toman-
dolo por ell fondo invirtamoslo de ma
nera lie sumcrgir!o verticalmente con
los bordcs hac!a abaio. FL vase sp-
bira y bajara Ell ell CUBIC, sostenldo
por Ia mano sin llenarse DC aqua.
Pero ahcra llenemos ell vaso de
aqua, invirtiendolo dentro de la Gu
beta Y subamoslo l%entamente.
:Se saldra el aqua, N an cl ca
so anterior?
NADIA dc ESQ. FL aqua queda dem-
tro del vase, llenando!o compieta-
mente con solo Que sus bordes TO
salgan del nivel del aqua.
iPor que resultados tan contrarios?
Fl nlno aue cXpliQue eli fenomeno,
o meicr dicho, los fen6menos que
Sc verifican en- amhos casos., reci-
Dira TN premio.
Por ultimo, tomemos ell vase inver-
lido V despucS de haherlo sumergido
en- ell aqua, sin haberlo llenado prev;a-
mente, soltemoslo, Y veremos como
Ell vasc da por 81 mismo n voltere-
Ia r2ra ~llenarse de aqua Y sumcr-
girse.
lgualmentc recibird un premio el
nino que eypliquc este fcn5meno.
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Eib,ia de- 10 %.n0S-. Gor = Fau1o >"c7c
Dora ,iu-trads con c~gabados ' un maps
de n Terra Santa m.
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ca,c-isriO Hi~t"r'co. por IeurE- ~.
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Solo SC rcquicrc la cmcSa del pc
uueno impOrte dc so c~cEtayCs

50 curan los hombrcs dcbiirs Y ncrvio-
SOS radical y pcrmaucnter'cntc, con 9! use
ic NOVO. Is UNA medicinal maraviiiosa.
Tuc VA ha curado 4 miles a. miles. 81 CSt:,
I'd. dolicntc. 81 sufrc I'd. dc Dcbilidad Ncr-
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Dolur dc Cabc7a. Dolores &c los Rinoncs o
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Sucnos Maids. lmI psihilidad SIC Corccntrar
las Ideas. Timjdcz c lncaracidad para pre-
s~cntarSc natural como otr6s hombrcs. cnton-
ccs So pucdc curar con N0FC. Esta mcdici-
ma lc hacc en- corto tempo ScntrSc iHcrtc.
Sano y Nigcrosc. rrcpio para ios piaccrcs dc
IA Vida.
Para probarlc Il I'd. Cue N0VO ucdc ha-
Ger este. le cnyiarcmos IN tra;arri"ato TSra
- dias p0r valor tic 500 GRATIS. al re-
cibo Dc su no1nbrc y direction. Y 20 :sntavos
o su cUuivalcntc cn scllos dc correo para ayU-
dar los -astos del porte y cm5alaj'. SIrvaSc
cricnirr que no r. cnv!arcmcS solamcn;r una
"mucStra. Siao un complete DC
Il dias. 10 que curar;t mucnos ca@oS Ioco
avanzadcs. Esta cfcrta sc cxt.cndc su."n'cntc
uor un tempo limitado. Por 10 .an.p. Gcbc
cscribirnos sin dcmora. y Ic cnviarcmoS est"
tratamicnto sin marcas quo pucdgn indicar
ci contcnido.
NOVO COMPANY. Dept. l.
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.Lecturas PopuIares
LA LUZ CURA MUCHAS ENTER
MEDADES AGUDAS.

En- otros articulos hemos recomen-
dado que en- 10 possible Sc viva al
aire libre. Sc trabajc al aire libre, o
por 10 menos, Sc haga ejercicio, dia-
riamente al aire libre.
Tan benefica es la accion de Ia luz
solar que en- los ultimos cinco mos
ella sofa Sc ma empleadoJ en- el trata-
miento de la tuberculosis, Y de otgss
Intermediates agudaS.
Hasta aqui Sc creia cue los !uga-
res altos Y el china de las montanas
7 f~avvrablcs para Ia cura de la
tisis. pero las u!timas obScrvaclones
han venido a demostrar que no ee
rrecisamente Ell china lie dlchos luga-
res. o la altura Ia que procura cl all
VIC. sino simple Y sencillamente los
rayos del sol, O cUalquiera otra luz.
Y es u en- cada rayo de luz hay
una inmensa cantidad de materla Ill
tramicroscopica dotada dc calor. dc
propiedades f~isicas. quimicaS, electri-
cas-. de gravitaci5n, etereas, Y de
otras classes. Ash cada rayo cs uns
fuente de energia en- forma de partl-
culas fisicas o quimicaS, que Hogan
a los teiidos del cuerpo como rayos
roios. blancoS. 0 ultravioiados. y da
nucva vitalidad V vigor al organis-
mo.
Lo mismo que cl 0Xigeno. la luz do
sol d~cStruyc Y qucma toda mae
ria inutil que c]ncucntre CT. cl organis-
mo. 10 mismo que la periodical. como
los bacilos de la tuberculosis. los de
Ia decomposition V de Ia fermenta-
cion dc las materiaS ~orgdnicaS.
La tuberculosis. sobrc TODD. cuando
comicnza o Sc MALTA IN 81 primer gra~
do. cs facilmentc durable con eyer
cicio al airc librc, banos frios. expo
sicion conStantc Il la luz solar. Y
levcndo ell voZ alta V cantando dlaria-
mcntc. durantc I'm gran ratio. de ma
ncra dc dcSarrollar los pulmcncs. Y Ii"
ccr!oS Qlc trabaien para quo aSplreH
mayer cantidad dc aire.
Con una vida met0dica habria po-
COS vicjoS 4 los Scscnta amos.
La gran rccla para conscrvar IA
salud Y ~alcanzar n !arga vida, cs
Ia dc moderation en- TODD: en- cl CO.
mer. en- cl bcber. en- cl trabaJo, ell
cI ivego. Y ain en- el d~cscanso. ks
possible descansar con n mano Y
cstar trabajando con la otra.
TODD ell que Lrabaia mentaImcntS
dehc tcucr diar!amcntc un rato dc
urabajo manual. asi como cl que ira
baia corporalmcntc dcbe ~entregarSc
I'm ratio todos los dias, n cstudlo.
La rcgla principal para conserVar-
SC sano en- Ia juycntud Y dcSpues dc
los ~cuarcnta amos, cs comer con mo-
deracion, abstcnicndosc dc los c
SOS de la gula que rs perJudlcial en-
teramcnte. sobrc TODD, para los an
cianOs.
Mas que ccmbatir las enfermeda
des debemos ~prevcnirlas con Ia hlgle-
ne, la unica que puedc hacer que
la cifra de la mortalidad entire los
]cuarenta V cincc Y los sesenta y GIN
20 amos Sc disminuya. Y debe tenerSe
en- cuenta que es precisamente en-
csos amos cuando los hombres estan
en- aptitud dc p~restar melores servi-
clos 4 la humanidad Y a su patrla.
Como cjemplo dc como puede lie
yarse una vida activa Intellectual, Y
~conscrvarse fuertc a M edad a
zada ahi esta Clemenceau. q a los Sc
tenta Y nueve amos de edad sc halla al
frente &c los destinos de francla. y
= ouicn y Primer Mln.stEo ing!es Ia
ma. "El mas grande jolca vieJo'.
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,rirrrcs Lr Rcma, EaSta ia ca.da DEL IN
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H~ISToRlCAS.

Fl sol Dc Mayo.- Memorials d" "a lnt"r'cn-
ION fraaccsa. Coa -~rabaocs SOU
e Cc--o 10 Ia Car"Snas- N"'c' h'S'o- n
zion de- .ranG'Simc lnt"Tcs SO"
Sr,:s,-sd Ca,da.-EpscGlUs hlstcslc"s
70 la rcvolJcion r;adcr's;t Si-Vo
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s,.,-5,f. y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., dc nueStT1
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DIVERSOS.

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Ca-ti!la de Mcdicioa dc SGIcrticicS.-Re-
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P!DE Ell RECoNcCIMIENTO DE
GEORGIA

PARIS, Mario 27.-M. Tseretelii,
uue fu6 Ell prcsidcnte del Primer 60
bierno del Soviet EN- Russia, antes de
Ia revolucion bolsheviki, ha prcscn-
tado d la Conferencia de Paz, una
solicitud ell favor de Georgia, pi-
diendo 81 reconocimiento para csc
pals. cue el representa- V cue Sc ha
dcciarado una r~eHiblica independent
te Y IN baiuarte contra el bolshevi-
kismo.
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