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diciendo que tales periodicos, de una
manera insidiosa, quieren preparar
a la opinion publica para la diso!u-
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q Sol de Mayo.-Memor:as lie - llterven-
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q Cerro de las CampanaS.-Nove!a hIsto-
rica &c sraadis.mo lnterea SOU
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SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLITICA.

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.-1cla tie ESPana y los EsladoS
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HISTORIA.

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Independence c Invasion No-te-aEls.lca-
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Historic de G-ecia. desie los tlempos he
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Historic de Mexico. pov don LUIS FeFes
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"a Academia. po- To-c > Ganez-- sV'
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Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
MAT THEW {. GIBSON /.
DIES At AJO; WAS
STATE LEGISLATOR

Matthew +. Gibson. one of the most
prominent citizens of Arizona and a
member of the state legislature last
year from Pima county, died at the
hospital at his home in Ajo early yes
terday morning. He had been taken
i'll with typhoid fever six weeks ago
and removed to the hospital for an
operation 10 days ago, when his situa-
ton became critical.
No arrangements have yet been
made for the funeral save for the fact
that it will be in this city and con-
Quoted by the Masons, of which he was
an influential member.
The deceased had been a resident of
Arizona for six or seven years, coming
here. from Michigan. He was formerly
connected with the Long Year Dia-
mond Drill company, but more recently
became the owner of the Gibson Town
site company at Ajo. He was also
engaged in a general merchandise and
mining business.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Laurel Gibson, whom he married in
Michigan three daughters and a son.
Ellsworth, who only recently returned
from service in France. The eldest
daughter is Mrs. A. L. Newton. who
lives at 211S West Monroe street in
this CITY, her husband being connected
ed with Rabbit Brothers. The other
two are Miss Gwendlin Gibson and
Miss Grace Gibson. both of whom live
at the home of their parents in Aio.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
T Rec FOR ALL
! PACE HARNESS
. FEATURE TODAY
Three Of Greatest PAGERS
( Of Season Are Entered;
: Grace Direct, Leata J.
. And South Bend Girl Up

Tho free for all pace, ono OF the fea-
lures OF the state fairs harness race
program, will he held this afternoon on
the mile track. Three of the greatest
paoers Of the season will take part
Tho race viii be paced for q purse Of
y 900, the first heat starting probably
about 1880 o'clock.
3 Grace Direct, South Bend Girl. and
leata ]. all OF whom have been en-
tered, all have a record of less than
EOS. Grace Direct, with record OF
2'00A, and South Bend Girl who has
paced Off the mile in 2:02A are recog-
nlzed as two OF the greatest mares in
The country this season. Leata j.
whose record is 1903 has made a good
account of herself in previous events
% the fair. as well as in other meets
throughout the country.
Grace Direct is regarded as a re-
riarkable leader OF pacing mares, and
Der mark OF 2:00h equals the worlds
record for pacing mares. made by Lady
Maude G. on the Phoenix track in 1911
Grace Direct has raced through the
season on the Grand Circuit, and beat
the champion OF the season. Senardo.
She will be driven in todays event ny
l.arl Beck.
& South Bend Girl has also been one
Of the seasons greatest PAGERS, taking
first place in sixteen races, out of a
total of 20 starts She will be driven
today by Vic Fleming.
The worlds record for this pace is
592t. made by Single G. ar Toledo.
Single G. incidentally. has been beaten
but once this season. and then by
Grace Direct.
Today's free for all will mark the
first appearance of pacing mares of
his character west of the Missouri
aver j. C.. Adams after looking the
entries, said yesterday that il was en-
urely possible that the mile might be
paced off today in less than minutes
FIAT, something that has not geen done
In the season.
Is Leata j. and Bordein. the fourth
entry, are also expected to give good
accounts Of themselves in the free for
MI pace this afternoon. All in all. the
event is expected to be the most spec
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

This line up of trucks shows
few of the thirty motor trucks
which participated in the first
Southern California motor truck
tour held the first week of October.
During this tour these trucks COW
cred all the principal cities of
southern California and showed
the feasibility of shipping freight
by motor truck.
The motor truck dealers of
Phoenix are planning to hold
monster truck parade, Saturday
noon, October 8. This parade will
form on Polk street along side of
the automobile show tent at noon
at 1915 the, parade will move
through the principal streets in
the business section on its way to
the state fair grounds. After maxi
ing a circle of the inner track it
will return to town.
Mr.. Wayne, manager of the Fire
stone ship by truck bureau who is
assisting the local dealers in put
ting across this first demonstra-
ton of motor truck hauling in the
state of Arizona has nothing but
praise for the, not only willing but
enthusiastic cooperation he is re-
ceiving from the dealers some of
whom are having to go to a great
deal of trouble and expense to OBJ
tain trucks to place in the line.
The insert in the picture above
shows the Firestone White test
truck which came across the con-
tinent with the United States army
convoy. The driver, Mr.. Griffen, is
shaking hands with Mayor Snyder
of Los Angeles at the time of his
arrival in the coast city last month.
The big transcontinentaI freighter
is now in Phoenix and will remain
here until Saturday so that it can
participate in the local parade.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

dent of the cotton department OF the
Arizona state fair is able to announce
that the Southwest Cotton company is
offering a 500 silver cup for the best
display of cotton.
This cup will be a perpetual pre-
MUM. The winner each year will
have his name inscribed in the cup
and the cup win be kept between each
fair in the chamber of commerce
rooms at Phoenix Competitors for
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

tacular harness event of the fair thus
far.
In order to eliminate confusion in the
announcement of results and the stimuli
taneous staging of events. C. X. Pishon.
chairman of the state fair commission
will assume personal charge at the
Judges stand today.
II. :. Burnham. Of Boulder. Colo.
will be given a full opportunity this
afternoon to stage his complete pro-
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

CONTEMPT Of COURT
CITATION AGAINST
HARRIS IS ISSUED

Colonel Charles ". Harris was cited
Tor contempt OF court yesterday bv
Judge Frank Lyman of the superior
court, who ordered him to appear be-
fore him at $50 o'clock this morning
to explain why he disobeyed the judges
injunction OF October 49, which for
bade him from further interfering with
Captain Walter S. ingalls, in the per-
torrance of his duties as adjutant
general
An affidavit of ingalls, filed yester-
day morning by w e. Ryan, describes
the seizure of the records of Harris
office at 1893 West Washington street,
declaring, however, that safe to
which Harris alone possessed the
combination was included in the prop
erty and that Harris, on advice of At
torney General Jones. has ignored the
request of Governor Campbell and
himself to turn over the combination
Judge Lyman, in his order to snow
circumstances surrounding his issu-
ance of the original restraining order
which was made to enjoin Harris from
any further acts which might hinder
Governor Campbell or his appointee
from performing their respective
duties
Ryan. as attorney for ingalls,, stated
that he expects to find records and
papers in the Harris safe which will
have a direct bearing on the quo war
ranto proceedings now in course in
Judge Stanford's division of the gu
perior court TO determine who is the
adjutant general of the state
ingalls,, in his affidavit yesterday,
stated that since February l Harris
has disbursed funds for salaries and
expenses according to his individual
ideas and without authority from
the governor of the state of Arizona. -
Ingalls, also declares that Harris has
three Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust
company deposit certificates for. s.. 000.
$1,000 and s741.36, which We're not
turned over to him in compliance with
the court order issued by Judge Lyman.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

this cup must enter in each of the
three classics: Best type of plant:
best five pounds of seed cotton; best
five pounds of lint cotton. The an
nual winner will be the one who scores
the highest number of points in
total display.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

1t makes no difference what your
wants may he you can have them sup
piled by using and reading The Repub-
lican Classified Pages-Arizona's lead
ing advertising medium
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

1t makes no difference what your
wants may be you can have them sup
piled by using and reading The Repub-
lican Classified Pages-Arizonas lead
ing advertising medium
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
ETORY-A(JT0MOBILES auto SUPPLIES, REPAIRS
Auto Road News

The following
o
OF
traveIv
all
Parker
Caz
Travelled which
Mr. Lin ome reports that the from Arlington
Wells passabl
Road from ouazste to 6ouse
Vkug fifteen
rough in places but passab 20 to 80
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

gram of fancy riding He will put
through their PAGES his two high school
horses, his three and five gated horses
and single and double bitches.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
PRIZE
FOR COTTON PLACED

In addition to the prizes for cotton,
which have been announced previously
in The Republican, the superinten-
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-09-27
MAcKIN VS.. X. 8 1.

Mackin Council ball team, cham
pions of the Twin City League, will
meet the X. e I. club, champions of
the Industrial League, tomorrow
afternoon at Eclipse Park, this being
one of the games in the elimination
series for the local championship.
the X. C /. club furnished big
surprise by defeating the crack
Southern Star club in a twelve
inning game last Saturday, and
have big crowd of loyal rooters
who will be on hand tomorrow
Manager Sheckler, of Mackin, an
nounces that he will pitch Ahmann,
his star twirler, while Thompson
will be in the box for the X. & I.
boys. The winner of this game will
meet the Zion Evangelical Church
team next Saturday and the winner
of this final event will represent
Louisville in the national amateur
championship. Another drawing
card tomorrow will be a preliminary
game between Camp Taylor and
the Louisville Provision Company.
this game TO begin at 1880 o'clock.
Mackin Councils followers are
backing their team to win and have
wagered $3.50 on tomorrow's con-
test The lineup for Mackin is as
follows: Linton, 8. s.; Curran, |. f.;
Cornell, Sd b.; Haragan, r. f.; Davis,
c. f.; Wiley, c.; Amman, p; Dele
hanty. I'd b.; Scheme. mascot. Mack
in players will meet at the park at
1880 o'clock.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-09-27
GREATLY WORRIED.

British propagandists are greatly
worried because the friends of Ire
land are appealing 70 American fair
mindedness by means, in part, of
paid advertising. The British agents
must have rushed copies to England,
for we find Sir Edward Carson wall
ing in speeches and in prepared
interviews that these advertisements
cost enormous" sums. He exhibits
the advertisements to advertisers
and complains it is not friendly"
for America to give encouragement
to the Sim Fein Republicans. Car
son knows the challenge of North
cliffe-that he engaged 10000
American agents to carry on pub
licity for Britain--has been met by
the Americans of Irish blood Tho
man-fashion, good old American
way, of doing things directly and
above-board, disturbs the British
propagandists. They prefer hidden
methods such as Northcliffe boosted
of
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-09-27
AMERICA SAVED ENGLAND.

In a statement just issued Ad-
miral William Sims adds to the
overwhelming testimony that Eng
land was facing defeat and sur
render when America entered the
war, and his testimony completely
gives the lie to Gen. Haig and the
other John Bull leaders, who refuse
to acknowledge that the United
States saved their bacon. Admiral
Sims, who was stationed in English
waters at our entrance into the war,
says that Admiral Jellicoe. the head
of the English navy, admitted to him
that Germany would win If they
could not stop the submarine losses
and would have to acknowledge de-
feat by November, 1917. Our Ad-
miral also says that the stories of
the sinking of German submarines
were the biggest kind of fakes and
were given out to quiet the fears
of the English people. Thus once
more the Boosting and braggart
John Bull is exposed and our pro-
English press on this side will now
have to admit that proud old 'Heng-
land was whipped to its knees.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-09-27
SOUND AND SAFE.

No matter in what financial enter
prise you may desire to venture, it
is always wisest and safest to trans
act your business through a reliable
trust company, operated under the
laws and supervision of the State by
men of skill, experience and sterling
integrity. The Fidelity and Column
bia Trust Company. located in the
Columbia building at Fourth and
Main streets. offers its services to all
who desire to secure the maximum
of efficiency Ii invites you to in
quire into its business record, for
the more you discover about them
the better satisfied they will be- The
capital and surplus of this company
are $2,S5O,O0O, and it acts at all
times as executor or administrator,
trustee under will or by corporate
appointment, guardian of minors or
committee for incompetents, deposit
tory, registrar and transfer agent of
stock issues and trustee of bond is
sues of corporations It rents and
appraises real estate. sells property,
buys and sells bonds, supplies facili-
ties for foreign travel, and offers the
most secure safety vault boxes and
storage. This company is one OF
the strongest financially in greater
Louisville.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-09-27
INTO JUBILEE YEAR.

With its edition of last week the
Irish World, New York City, began
the golden jubilee of its existence
Fifty years is long life for a week
ly paper, particularly for one that
has championed the poor. the down
trodden and the lowly, that fought
for every good cause and never bent
it's knee to wealth or power If
either showed the slightest faint
of injustice. What the Irish World
has done for the Irish cause, and
TO make Irishmen respected in the
land of their adoption, will never
be fully known until the day of
judgment reveals it. 1t has fought
a good fight and 1t begins Its second
half-century with its fighting quail
ties not only unimpaired but
strengthened by experience and with
brighter outlook. That 1t may
continue to grow in power and in
fiuence is our earnest wish.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-09-27
OCTOBER WEDDINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard McDevitt
announce the engagement of their
niece. Miss Anna Frances Murnan,
to Wilton Henry Terstegge. The
wedding will take place in the
early fall.
Charles Hettich announces the
marriage of his daughter, Miss Lula
Margaret Hettich. to Albert M. KEEL
herman, which was solemnized Tues
day, September 16, at st. Mary's
church. The Rev. B. H. Westerman
officiated.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Catherine Elizabeth Kelly, to
Bernard Joseph Fihe. The wedding
will take place October s at st.
Patrick's church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Vessels an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Vessels,
to Paul Rolwing. of Charleston. Mo.
The wedding will take place Octo-
Der 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Ramser
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Comala Ramser, to
G. Pfeiffer. The wedding
will take place ON October 8 at st.
Helen's church, Shively.
Mrs. Margaret Barnwell an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Margaret Rita Barn
we'll, to Arthur William Kaleher.
The wedding will take place Octo-
Der at st. Charles BoTomeo
church.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-09-27
JUNIOR ORDER SHOCKED.

The Junior Order official organ
announces that the country was
surprised to know that in the select
i've draft there were 100000 men who
were illiterate, and goes on to infer
that this was one of the evils of immi-
grafton. II the phony patriots will in
vestigate little further they will
find that most of those illiterates
came from the sections where the
Junior boys predominant.