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Arizona republican., 1919-12-08
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A LOT of you are rushing about like
~ mad these few remaining weeks
before Christmas. so we are going to
conserve time for you by listing a
number Of articles which might help
wee bit. Go to the Corner Drug Store.
There ask for the Eastman Kodak for
which they have the authorized agency.
and If a kodak Is not to your fancy,
turn your attention to the remarkable
collection of Partisan ivory. If you
10 not care to give a set, an odd piece
or two will always be a welcome ad-
dition TO milady's dressing table. A
secret we'd whisper is that every
woman adores perfumes and powders,
and the Corner Drug store has them
from the laboratories of the finest per-
fumes both in this country and France.
IL Il must he an impersonal gift there
Is candy. Whitmans. Johnstons. Browns.
Gunthers. the manufacturers of sweets
that best please. Or If il is kiddie
you wish to remember you need look
no farther for there are dolls and dolls,
the kind that small girls best like to
mother.
DUSY with your Christmas shopping
- YOU may not be thinking just now
of automobile insurance despite the
muddy streets and bad roads which
invite an accident. Yet. this Is the
very time of the year that you should
protect yourself against ever occurring
accidents and Carl Anderson is the
man you should see. Fire, theft, liza
bility. property damage. ETC., is COW
cred in his policies. Being a mutual
company il can insure for less money
Than any other company. Mr.. Ander-
son writes more auto insurance than
al other companies doing business In
the state combined. The reason is that
it is a home company and incidentally
all adjustments are quickly made with
out the long wait for an adjuster from
some far distant point to make the
settlement.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-08
Ask yours

THE DRESSING sGOWN and the
house coat have always been more
or less associated with Christmas and
practical gifts where the man is con-
eerned. The McDougal and Cassou
company despite the scarcity of high
grade merchandise has secured eX-
tremely good looking mems gifts in
that line. Pertinently, we might might
mention their success in securing a
splendid assortment of imported silk
neckwear and hosiery, and advise shop
ping before the time narrows down to-
ward Christmas. In this mans shop
will be found interesting holiday gifts
for Notwithstanding sweaters taking
the lead.
~
FINE OLIVE fed Christmas turkeys
and delicious oysters for the turkey
dressing at the California Fish and
Poultry company. Place your orders
early. Everything fresh.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-08

RRIMFUL of Christmas possibilities
is Hyder's. There you will find ev-
erything a man would desire, ties of
most attractive coloring, design and
fabric, silk socks of exceptional quail
ity, travelling bags and collar boxes,
smoking jackets and comfortable
lounging robes, while womens wants
can be satisfied with furs just received
for holiday gifts. The grace and
charm Of a fur invariably lends at
traction to any woman. Hyder's have
modish furs that range in price from
s25 to 500.
TT MAKES a world of difference if
one has his digestion. Ever stop to
think what very great deal digestion
has to do with disposition and how we
need to have both in good order on
Christmas? If your teeth are "out Of
order" your digestive system will be
In the same condition and your holt
day spoiled. What pleasure is there
il YOU are experiencing pain? Before
you are in real trouble avert it. Make
an appointment with DIR. Morrison.
Skilled workmanship is the watchword
of the sanitary system dentist.
A RE YOU prepIexed as to what to
give this Christmastide II so go
to Friedman's and select a jewel, a
silver article or a bit of crystal.
HERE it Is again-the Christmas sea-
son. There are always a number
of people who find it very difficult to
determine the gifts that would most
please. If they would only decide to
go to Talbot and Hubbard's they would
find any number of acceptable offer
ings for both men and women. There
are clever carving sets, attractive cas-
seroles, useful percolators and a full
stock OF ever wanted aluminium ware
Pocket knives, guns and all sorts of
cutlery might also be included in the
suggestion list.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-08

IF YOU want to see her eyes sparkle
= and dance with pleasure when she
opens her Christmas parcel, be sure
that it contains a box of Donofrio's
Comeback chocolates. The Camel
backs are the chocolates supreme, but
for the girl back east we would sug-
gest another of Donofrio's manufacture
his famous cactus candy. She will
marvel at the delicious sweet made
from the desert plant which she en-
joys as a candy and which has the
interest of something different" Even
the box in which it is packed is novel
and brings q, picture to her mind of
the great American desert.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-08

THE JOYOUS holidays are almost
here and with the approach of
Christmas has come the usual call for
the delicacies of the season. No
Christmas or New Years feast would
be quite complete without the olive.
Ask your grocer for Munson' s-Mam-
moth or Jumbo grades-Youll have
no cause to regret your choice.
ME HAVE told you before that the
gift ideal for Christmas is the
home. Now the thing is to put the
construction in the hands of a reliable
man. He is Clinton Campbell, a pion-
eer contractor of Phoenix, who has
buildings to his credit throughout the
state,
Arizona republican., 1919-12-08

no NOT be seeker after uncommon
- gifts IL you are positive that the
gifts OF the other sort would bring
greater pleasure. After all. why fuss
and fume over what to give man
when you are positive that what he
enjoys most of all is a good smoke.
Whether it be Just tobacco, or cigars
or cigarettes, you will find the kind he
likeks at BaswitZ. He would much
prefer his favorite brand of smokes"
to some little fad or fancy for which
he has not q bit of use in the world.
If you prefer to give him something
lasting it can also be purchased from
Baswitz where they have most at
tractive silver cigarette cases with
boxes to correspond, pipes of every
variety and good looking leather cigar
cases and tobacco pouches. The thing
to do is to go there and see for yourself
all the things that interest men. The
Baswitz Cigar company is the exclu-
sive distributors of a number of high
grade cigars and cigarettes, which can
be delivered locally or out of town for
the holiday.
FOR CHRISTMAS and afterwards
is the practical way in which tc
look at the holiday, especially when il
comes to gift giving. The Palace
Hardware and Arms company has Just
such gifts to offer in their hot point
electrical appliances. They have the
! Universal articles - the percolators
among other wanted things. We noted
also Thermos bottles and carving sets
and most desirable casseroles of etched
| glass.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-08

X FER AND SMALLEY, in both their
Phoenix and Mesa stores. have pro-
vided for the holiday season with
large stock of Kimball pianos. player
pianos and Photographs, in addition to
which the Mesa store Is carrying an
extra stock Of Columbia monographs
and Solo Concerto player pianos. This
is the first introduction of this player
in the valley and the first reputable
player sold, Tor anywhere near the
price. The iusorument is made by the
II. S. Bay 10y of Chicago. The
big speclal I11<ure of Christmas is
music-an1 m0oic OF all kinds is OBJ
tainable fr1In ERR & Smalley. The
usual easy 11@ will be observed for
Christmaa IS.
Evening journal., 1919-02-28

Continued tomorrow
Evening journal., 1919-02-28

ment that stands for whole people.
could not certify that the Boshevii have received
money from the German government
But II is inconestabe that Boshevism, particularly in
its propaganda against the and for the dsntegration
of Russia, has functioned to the interest of Germany
That nation has helped the Boshevik by all possible
We need only recall the free passage Of Lenne and
his Russian friends through Germany. II is also not to be
denied that the Boshevs ranks full of German agents.
who have devoted themselves enegeay to advancing the
German interests.
The Boshevk have dispensed very large sums of money
of which the source is till now unknown.
AS to the number of the Bolshevki: In Siberia and in
all places generally that have been liberated from their DOM
inaon the Bohevk have either been arrested or are in
hiding 1t therefore impossible know their number with
any degree of accuracy An element among the workngmen
genuinely sympathzes with their IDEAS for even under gov
emment suppression they able to continue their propa-
ganda.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
REPORT SHOWING MANY
MExicANS COMING TO U.

DOUGLAS. Oct 24.-Nearly twice
as many Mexicaas came to The United
States during the fiscal year ending
June SO. 1919, as IN any previous year
since 1900, according to figures re.
ceiveG here from the immigration Of
flee in Washington.
The number OF Mexicans who NOV
ed into the United States during The
last fiscal year was 2s.s44. For the
same period ending June 80, 1918, -
number OF Mexican immigrants was
1852. In 1907 the number was 10,
43s.
When the illite-acy bill was passed.
in lJl1. excluding foreigners who
could not read and write il was eS-
rec,ed tina. there would be a lull II
he Mexican influx. Bat the resu''
was just the oppose. In view c; tn
increased migration. migration auth
critics say they can't understand WHY
there is shortage OF unskiiled Labor
Immigration figures received here
show that from most countries immi-
grafton has greatly decreased since
the war German immigration in 1919
was less than it has been for % year
The total Tor the fiscal year of 1915
coming from Germany was 1897 IL
1915 the number OF 20,729 AMI in 1915
i, vas 1855.
In the year Just preceding the war
he number Of German Immigrant.
was ISL French immigration Ia:
year was 1855 The number of Chi.
csc that came into America last year
vas 2o62.
The total number OF immigrants
coming into the United states in the
fiscal year ending June 50. 1919, was
141,132. OF these s3.272 were men and
$3.50 women. During the same year
immigrants leaving the United states
for foreign countries to,aled 1882,
number somewhat larger than usual
The year 1907 probably showed the
biggest immigration ever registered -
the United States. the number far
that year being I.2s5.34s The year
1914 was a close second. with a total
immigration OF l.21s,iSG. The total
number o: immigrants entering the
United States since 1920 is 33.2ct.iG2
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
GENERAL
IN HIS NEW OFFICES

PHOENIX. Oct. Walker :. In
gals. new adjutan: general Of All
IONA. is busy settling in his new D.
fees on the fourth floor Of ,he capt
toll building. Three rooms have been
placed a; his dispose! The first room
IS being arranged as a reception roo.n
which leads into the adjl'art eener, =
private office.
The third room is he largest AMI
contains, besides many filing cases
e d-af, records and records OF the
adju,ant generals Office the stare
headquarters Of he American Legion
D W Windes, state adju,an, Of the
Am -ican Legion. VIII b. :1und the.o
n the future
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
CAR LINE TO BORDER
WAY BE BUILT SOON

DOUGLAS. OCT; 24.-The establish
meni OF car line 10 Aqua Prieta 5
the project brought back TO Col. Abra'.
Fraijo. presidente municipal Of Asu;
Prieta. after a conference with Aldai
20 de Ia fue-.a, governor OF SONORA.
Fraijo Was instructed to take the ma
Ter up with the Douglas Traction s
Ligh: company al III earliest NOM
e.; and 20 Inform them tia; AID
would be gwen by The state OF sonora
{: the company would consent 10 IN
stall the line
Col F-aijo also received au.lor:tr
20 license several saloons in -igIa
Prieta to sell light beer and wines
under the new liquor Law passed by
the congress OF Sonora The amount
OF license fee 10 be charged, OF the
numb 0: saloons that will be permit
led 20 operate. was not announced.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
PALMER REQUESTS
CAMPBELL TO CALL
II. c. OF /. SEETINS

PHOENIX. Oct; Mitchell Z
Palmer. attorney general OF the United
States. has written to Governor
Campbell asking him to call con
ference Of The mayors OF ali cities
and he county attorneys to meet with
the governor, the attorney general %
Arizona and federal officials 10 deal
with the problems in relation TO the
high COS. Of living.
The letter suggests that in the eyea'
Palmer himself is unable TO attend
he Will send some representative o.
MS office
The governor has sent copies Ct
The attorney generals letter 10 WILEY
2 Jones. attorney general Of Arizona:
20 Thomas Flynn. United States dis
trict attorney. and TO Timothy A Rior-
dan, fair price commissioner of tbs
state. asking thei- opinion a. 10 whe;h-
er any benefits would be derived from
such confer nee.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
PIONEERS HOME AND
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL CROWDED

PHOENIX, Oct 24.-"The present
situation with reference to the hand
ling OF the inmates of the state in
dustrial school and the admission OF
guests al the state pioneers home is
ridiculous" declared Andrew Bau-
inert yesterday in discussing the pre-
sent oyercrowded condition of both
of these state institutions Banner:
is the secretary Of the state board
of directors of state institutions.
There are at present 81 guests at
the home, with waiting list OF g..
These canr0; be placed until vacan-
oies occur al the home. The state
app=op-ia:es s65.0oO for a new build
ing at the hcme. bu; this is no; avail.
able until next year. and even with
a new building the situation cannot
be me; for the reason that the leg
lisla;ure failed to consider that there
would he an increase
AT the industrial school the situa-
ton is even worse We now have
leo boys and girls there. II during
the next ten days The Is judges Of
Arizona were 10 send US l0l more
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
ARRANGEMENTS FOR PATROL
ING ROADS DURING RACE MADE

BISDEE. Oct. 24-Deiini;e steps for
the patching Of the roads which will
be traNe:sei by the racers on enter
ing and leaving Bishee in the Ell Paso-
Phoenix road race on November 2, to-
ge:her with plans fer the placing o.
signs along the highway. the parkir :
of the machines over night, the warn
ing of traffic and the taking care OF
the drivers and mechanic;ans. were
begun last night when the Bisbee race
comitiee met al the rooms of the
Commercial cub.
The committee estimates tha; Of tho
A. cars which are 70 s.a-; in the race
at leas; 81 Will reach Bisbee The
start VII te made a, E. Psso at ESQ
O'Clock On sunday morning. Novembe.
>, and the frs; cae is due 10 arrive
in Bis5ee about > O'Clock in the after
noon As they arrive. they will be
checked in after which they will be
parked on Main street from the north
end OF the Phelps Dodge Mercantile
comPany's hui ding. along the curb TO
the end OF Brewery gulch.
Chief Kempton will have six men,
in TWO squads TO guard the cars from
the time they enter Bisbee until they
leave the next morning at $50 O'Clock.
His police force viii also be increased
20 take care Of traffic during II
hours whan the machines will he com
.ns in and going out of town.
In tn same manner, Sheriff: NJ,
D,na'd viii increase As force Of dep.
les, 80 'ha, al! TIE road within thr
county lines will he clear for the rar
'rr cars The main road from Douglas
70 Bisbee will be closed TO Bisbee
bound traffic a; II O'Clock in the
morning and all traffic will be forced
20 come by way Of the valley road and
he Double Adobes Traffic from BIZ
bee 10 Douglas Will he shunted into
he valley road at 10 O'Clock Al
noon the main road will be closed e
traffic. \; the same time. depu'>
sher:ffs viii ne stationed a, every in
tersectinc road to keep vehicles our
Of The path Of the racers
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
PROSPECTING REGULATIONS ON
INDIAN RESERVATIONS ISSUED

Section 20 Of the Indian Approprii-
lion Act of June so, 1919 pub NJ.
81 authorizes the location OF mining
claims by citizens OF the United States
on unallotted lands OF Indian reserva-
,ions. after such lands shall have been
declared by line secretary c. the in
terror 10 be subject to exploration fo7
the discovery OF gold. silver, copper
and other valuable metalliferous mia
erals. Should minerals be found, To-
Gators have the privilege within one
year OF entering into a lease cover
ny the land located. In accordance
Herewith information just received
by the Arizona Bureau of Mines states
tina; the following unalloted lands in
Arizona have been declared by the
Department of the Interior subjeCt -
exploration on and after l. o'clock
III. on S1luIudN, NOV SinbfA 4 i'i's
and with the exception OF such Ian
therein as may contain springs. wa, :
holes. or other bodies OF water. sub
ject to location an lease Certain paris
OF Moqui Indian reservation. San Car
los reservation. and Salt River Ind u
reservation; all OF Walapai Indian res
erya;ion; par; OF Colorado Indian res
ervation and part OF Fort Api he n
lian reservations; all OF the Western
Navajo. san Juan, md Navajo Indian
reservations.
Ful, regulations governing the pro
p citing for and mining OF me;alifc,-
Gus minerals on all unallot;ed andS
Of Indian reservations may be obtain
ed upon application TO the Secretary
II the Interior. Washington y. c.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF PAPA.
co INDIANS STARTS OCT. 2

TUCSON, Oct. 2i.-Tn the sixth ar
ual Papago Indian fair, Pima county
will celebrate a fair of its own. on
October %. % and % at Sells, Ariz..
the name OF the new reservation head.
quarters. 60 miles from Tucson.
The fair will show not only exhibits
of Papagoes, but other exhibits are
welcomed Only Papagoes, however,
will be Above 70 compete for pre-
miums. From the fair, selections will
be made for the state fair collection,
but all non-perishable articles will BE-
returned safely to the exhibitors.
There is no entry fee required. Al,
the close of the fair, the president
OF the fair association, which consists
of Papagoes, will call a meeting TO-
the election OF officers for the ensr-
ing year
During the three days, round OF
amusements will be provided.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
MAY HEeN END OF BOXING
BOUTS AFTER FAIR WEEP

PHCENIN. o.. 2i-Action that OF
is face value means the death Of the
prize agh. or boxing exhibition. the
official name in use here. in Phoenix
after The sta-e fair IS over. was taken
yesterday when The city commission
after a discussion ciogded with legal
ys-5.ase went unanimously on recor]
Is issuing no further boxing permits
after ia.- week 70 anyone.
The action by the commission was
practically prec!pi;a;ed by the quee-
ton OF giving permits for boxing bou,s
during fair week. and grew out Of
the rival claims OF the two athletic
Clubs in the city. The entire matter
originated when communication
from the state fair commission was
presented the city commission reques-
ting lis aid to the end tina: no boxing
exhibitions be conducted within the
city Of Phoenizddring fair week other
han such exhibitions as are approved
by the fair commission acting ths-
The statutes extends to !; the exclu-
sive privilege Of conducting any and
all exhibitions within a radius Of five
miles from the fair grounds.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
OLD FANCAER FACES
ESPIONAGE CHeRGF

PHOENiX, Oc:. 2i-Char.es Peter
50 Yeas old. Yuma -ancher. VIII =
the defendant in an espionage case
which VII 20 on trial before Judge
Netere- Of the federal court today.
Potter IS alleged 20 have referred .
The American soldiers as "no,hin-;
bu, scabs in uniforms" ard to have
further stated that II was a shame
TO send american soldiers overseas
TO be murdered. The defendant j.
charged with making he remark tha,
the way things were being handle.
j Washington would lead to a revo-
luton.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
WILL BE HELD HERE:
NEED ACCOMMODATIONS

DOUGLAS. Oct. 24.-The teachers
If Cochise county will hold institute
Douglas this year for three days.
November "a. %, and 26. All the
schools in The county will be closed
during the entire Thanksgiving weef
As more than 200 teachers from
schools outside of Douglas will be hee
Al that time i. is learned tina; there
nay be some trouble in finding lc.
cancellations for all OF them For this
-eason the county sIper intendent ot
schools requests that anyone having
a spare room will permit it to be use
:or these three days. Mss Helen
Brown has charge Of me arrangements
and is listing all the available rooms
Those who are able TO assist in this
natter are requested to reach her 81
telephone sos during the school hours
" els-J at her residence
As the institute offers 10 manv OF
he teachers from outlying districts
re Of ;ha few opportunities 10 get ,
larger town during the school yer
:; is hoped 10 make their visit as en-
joya5le as possible. Comfortable az
-omm1da;ioas will Ae'p much towarI
making the institute a.slccess.
Las; year 10 institute was held Gu
account Of The influenza epidemic. TIE
purpose of he gathering is fG the IN
s.-uc,.or OF tea. hers in the la,es; eiI
ca,ianal devalol en.s An interesting
program OF lectures and practical
demonstrations in various lines e
,each:ng will be given. All teachers
are required TO attend or lose their
ee'a-'ee during The three days the in
st.rl;e is in progress. The complete
program for the institute VIII be an.
Eounced later
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
U. S. OFFICERS AMAZED
BY MEXICAN AUTHORITIES

DOUGLAS, Oct. 2i-American Off
GERS who were invited by General De-
guez TO attend a review Of Mexican
troops last week a. Jusrez expressed
establishment at the exhibition given
there by Mexican aviators 1t is no;
generally known but the first pla Re
TO be used in actual warfare was en-
played under General Obreson against
Huerta in 1913. II vas flown by an
officer who is now General Gusta7o
Salinas.
The Mexicans are using planes OF
the latest type equipped with Hispano
Suiza motors. The American officers
were surprised at their efficiency in
flying and at their up-;o-date equip
ment.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
PATAGONIA is ACTIVE
WITH WORKING MINES

The Patagonia district is experier-
cling considerable mining activity now.
according 10 recent arrivals. OF large
importance in the receu, history 0:
;he district IS the sale Of The Three =
mine by X. l. Richardson to the Me
ma COPPER company. The papers
have been signed locally and sub
stantial payment made Mr. Richard
son. The Magma company under the
terms OF ;he working agreement VIII
take hold Of the property the latter
part of this month. it is understood
and develop the ore resources.
The Hardshell company has sunk
is double compartment shaft 10 a
depth Of 900 feet 1t is sinking to tar
a vein previously tapped in an incline
and the junctlre IS expected 10 be
made at the depth OF bewteen 700 and
soc feet.
The Flax Mining Company now has
about 100000 tons OF silyer-lead ore
blocked out in it's workings which
have been thoroughly explored TO II =
depth OF approximately 1870 feet. OF
the total blocked out about 10000 tons
IS carbonate ore and the remaindef
sulphides. The company intends soon
TO star, an active campaign of deve,-
opment which will require about six
months 10 complete. When il has
been finished il is the intention to
build a 100 ton smelter.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
INGALLS, GETTING READY TO
REFORM ARIZONA GUARD

PHOENIX. Oc.. "a No arrests
have been made as yet as aa AFTER
math 10 the removal of records ami
Office .ffzo.s ;-o..; The -aaicna-;a r.
maintained by CJl. Charles ". Ha~
ris 10 The adjutant generals. nst:o-
in the capitol building. Harris
threatened 70 bring abou, tn arres-
Of Adia,ant Genera Inrai.s AID A.