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Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
ONE HOUSE TOO SMALL FOR THESE FAMILIES

Claiming that Mrs. Una Hallmark insulted and threatened her when .she made complaints to her about her son, Mrs. F. Abramson yesterday caused the arrest of Mrs. Hallmark on the charge of disturbing the peace. The trial will be held before Justice De- Souza at ? o'clock this afternoon.
 Mrs. Abramson, who lives at 520 West Van Buren street, rents part of her home to Mrs. Hallmark, whose young son is alleged to have been at the bottom of the trouble. The child according to the complaining witness, had a hatchet which he used with of- feet about the place. Mrs. Abramson says she took it away from him and advised him to stay over on his own side.
 Mrs. Hallmark tells 6 vastly differ ent story She alleges that after Mrs. Abramson complained to her about the lad she did not issue an invt- tation to them to stay on their own side, but told them emphatically where they could go.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
IF PROPOSED
 PAVED ROADS MAPPED

MESA. Teh. 26.- County highway commissioners, Hackeu Hurley and Ioues. together with Supervisors pr- terson and Bowen. made % tslr of the s0uthside yesterday looking ovor the proposed roads. which arg among those tu ha submitted Co the voters of the county. as Co a bond issue Co cover the paving costs. Trips were made out around Mesa. GilhrTt and Chandler. .f1d within few days maps will be pre- pared showing what roads are to be in-
 .uded in the proposed paving Super visor Peterson in speaking of the matter stated yesterday. that while it would be impossible Co run a paved road Ny every ranch in the valley yet if the
 nns ore carried out as indicated. a paved road will hc within two miles nf every mans door. It Is of course up t0 thc voters Co say whether or not they Want Inc benefit of good roads with Pho saving in time. horse power. srnd , with Inc Increased amount of farm pro- . Nucis that can he hauled at one trip. he heuifit Co an auto owners it is de- rlrcd will he equally great In fact onc gentleman in discussing the matter yesterday declared that the saving in various ways would lf it did not fully cpual Inc expenditure by the time the bonds mature. will at least be SO great ns 70 fully Justify the cost. regardless of the Increased valuation of every farm. and the comfort of driving and
 canning over paved highways.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26

WAsHINGTON. Feb. 25-The Amer ican labor delegation now in Paris. headed by samuel Gompers, president oi ihe American Federation of Labor. today sent a cablogram to federation headquarters here urging that govern mont and private building be resumed immediately. and that all ships 25 per cent nr moro completed he finished at once, thereby relieving the labor situa- ton.
 "pur investigation and findings on european countries" the delegation eahled. shows that unrest and m healthy conditions prevailing among labor classes are due mainly to after war conditions; that there is danger '" The public veal in some of the ef- forts that are being put forth hv tbe discontented masses. and that to pre- vent growth Of similar conditions in America, congress must take such ac- tlon as will put governmental affairs into constructive rather than a pas slve or questionable position"
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
FEDERALs SAFEGUARD MINES

JUAREZ, Mexico. Feb. 25.-Mexican federal troops have been ordered to guard the American mining properties in northern Mexico. it was announced here tonight, and 200 troops have been stationed at santa Elulalia, Cusihuiria- chic and Madera, where American properties are operating. This was done tO prevent Francisco Villa from carrying out his threat to destroy the American owned properties and kill American officials and employees undess a tribute of q OOo. .000 was paid him by March i. Additional supplies of am intuition have also been sent to these places. having crossed under q special permit from the United States govern ment at this port several days ago.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
PIONEERS SHOULD BE-
 SAVED FROM FLOOD.

The address of George H. Maxwell at the luncheon of the kiwanis club yesterday, urged the cooperation Of the whole of Arizona for the relief of the settlers in the Stafford valley from the menace of devastating floods that hangs over them
 He said that in these days when we are giving so much thought to the welfare of the soldiers who have showed their patriotism by their ser vice overseas we ought not to forget that the men who came into Arizona when it was an almost unbroken vii derness and fought Indians and en- dured all the hardships of pioneer life in order that they might wrest from the desert the lands which they made habitable at such great cost of human effort were in fact the soldiers on the sklrmish line of the great battle for the conquest of the deserts of Arizona which is yet to be fought to sue cessful end.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
ADJUST SOME CONTRACTS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The house today approved an amendment to the bill for validation of informal war con- tracts providing for settlement of claims arising from the mining of manganese, chrome, pyrites and tungsten during the war. The action was taken by the house with a view to breaking the deadlock between house and senate conferees on the measure, the senate managers having refused to yield on the senate amendment providing for settlement of mineral claims.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
TERRAZAS VERY LOW

FL PASO, Texas, Feb. 25.-Follow- ing a relapse last night. the condition of General Luis Terrazas, formerly known as the Cattle King of Mexico, wes reported to be much improved to- night. General Terrazas, who is hv- ing here in exile with his family, oc- cupying Senator Albert E. Falls home, was stricken with paralysis recently, and his condition was serious follow ing the attack Enrique C, Greet, for mer ambassador to the United States, and a son-in law of Generela Terrazas and Alberto Terrazas, former governor of Chihuahua, are expected to arrive here late tonight from Los Angeles, to be at the bedside of the general, who is S9 years old
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
REAL ESTATE bOARD OFFICIALS MEET AND
 NAME COMMITTEE

Committees for the year were ap- pointed and other business transacted at the meeting yesterday of the real tors composing the board of directors of the Maricopa County Real Estate Board, held at the lunch hour in the St. Francis cafe.
 Those present at the meeting were Web Griffin, vice president: C. r. Woodbury, secretary; Jesse r. Kelley. John Cummard. A. A. Carrick. J. S. Griffin, <. F. Jordan and J. R. Loftus.
 Tentative arrangements were made for a series of luncheon meetings Of the membership of the real estate board. to be held twice a month. the first to occur in about two weeks. They will be luncheon meetings. so as not to cut into the business day. but the place and date for the next meet ing has not been definitely set.
 The committees for the year ap- pointed at yesterdays meeting, were Finance, R. H. Dodt J. NJ. Burroughs, R. F.. Grace; membership, Harry Fowler. F.. W. Hanna. A. A. Carricl1, ". R. Stewart, J. F. Tracy: publicity, B, w. Getsinger. F. A. Dibble, Frank Stewart constitution and bylaws. Fl. l.. Prince J. N Kellog. I. B. Luther. legislative w. Grindstaff Hal Prince. A. A. Carrick, J. F. Kelley, E. W Get singer, This committee will frame some legislation designed to protect the realtor and present it to the leg islature
 Funeral of ]. A. Moore
 The funeral of J. A. Moore former secretary of the real estate board ana county superintendent of schools, will be held this afternoon at two o'clock at the Presbyterian church, and the officials of the board desire a large and representative attendance of thr realtors.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
U. S. STOPS HOSPITAL WORK

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 25-Orders from the surgeon general of the army. closing down all work on the recon struction hospital at Fort Douglas. near here, were received today by Major A. J, Mcdonald, construction quartermaster in charge of the work. Approximately 500 men are thrown out of employment by the order, including 975 returned soldiers and sailors.
 No reason was given for cessation of the work
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
ACT AGAINST BURLESON
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 25.-Nle result of a referendum strike vote of 5000 telephone linemen and other cleo tTical workers, and 5000 telephone girls in Washington, Oregon and California. following the reported failure of Post master General Burleson to answer their wage demands, is to be forwarded to the international officers of the In- ternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in Springfield, Illinois, tomor- row for action. it was announced here today. Officials of the brotherhood here indicated today that strike action would follow the vote.
 Recognition of their union organiza- tions by the federal wire authorities is desired particularly, it was said.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
NEW M. AND M. bOARD|
 MEETS ID ORGANIZE.

Tie neWly-elected board of gover- nors of the Merchants and Manufac- turers association met for organiza- ton at the association offices yester- day.
 n. H. Ensign, who as president of the organization has been very effec tive and an untiring worker for the good of the association, was reelected president. Dave Goldberg, was elected vice president and Harry Diehl was reelected treasurer. These with the following, will constitute the executive committee: W. H. Thomson, J. H. Halloran, P. T. Ryan and C. H. An dersOn.
 The secretary of the association is Charles B. Christy.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26

Mesa, and the venture has proved so successful that the second branch is the result. Some weeks ago. O. =. stapley who recently has put in store at Glendale, and Mir. Johnson, were talking oyer Glendale's future. The result of the conversation was a trip to the thriving little north side town, and so thoroughly convinced was John son of the possibilities, that he at once leased store room for five years,
 What is known as the Mccoy build ing will be remodeled, a modern front put in and complete stock of mcr- chandise fully as choice though not so extensive as IS carried in the big store room at Mesa, put in. Mr, Sam Blu menthal, for five years business man in Glendale, will be in charge of the new establishment
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
Funeral of Gilbert Matrnn


 The funeral service of Mrs Rose La carmini. wife Of Joe Iacarmini. was held on Monday morning at the Catho- lc church in Mesa. Beside the husband she leaves four small children. The Iamily home is near Gilbert, and the sympathy of the entire community is with the bereaved in their afflietion.
 Mesa Personal Mention
 Mr. and Mrs Leo Gardner are both III at their ranch home west of town. Clarence Taylor has returned from a three and one half years stay in New zealand as a missionary Of the church of Latter Day saints.
 r.. W Hams. Mesa real estate deal er has returned from a trip Co the border whi,hcr hc went with eastern capitalists who are locking for a large tract of vacant land.
 Dewey. son Of NIT. and Mrs. W. II. Bukey. is at home following his final discharge from the United States navy. since entering the service. youna iukey s health has been poor. which hastened his release. Since recoverins from severe attack of influenza. he IS rapidly regainlng his health and ac- custOmed weight.
 Cotton Delivery Dates
 The following are the dates at which cotton will be received at the South west ginning plant. Mesa. from inc following growers:
 February 26-C. M BrimhaH. Mrs. s
 Lewis. C. B. Jones. l. \. Kempton V. V. Wright
 February 27-H. C. Morris. M. NJ kibler John Brown. J F. F'reestona i. C. Hodge, J. C. Kihlor.
 February 2S-George Edwards. A. |, Cummings, J. L. Standage A. \. John son. J. W. Clark March w. C. Hensley. E. F. Bry- ant, H. P. Graham O. l.. Jones.
 Douglas Fairbanks at Majestic Douglas Fairbanks i'm "Tha Nodarr MGsketeer' will be seen tonight at tho Majestic theater This film was here some time ago but it repeated by re. ! quest
 Have you joined the '. W. c. A. this week
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
TO SUCCEED GLASS

LYNCHBURG, Feb, s5.-Nearly com plete returns from todays election in the sixth Virginia district showed that James H. Woods of Roanoke, democrat, had been elected to congress 10 sue ceed Carter Glass. now secretary of the treasury
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
Charles Price Returns

Charles Price. secretary of the state fair commission. has returned from a business trip to Chicago. Though a life long resident of the chilly north until within the past two years, Mir Price expresses himself as very glad to get back where it is warm. This enthusi- astic valley booster. by the way, is the only person near here who has been heard to speak of these mornings as warm"
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
scHNEIDER-HANNAH TO N. Y.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb 25.-Pete Schneider, pitcher, and Harry Truck, Hannah, catcher. today signed con- tracts to play with the New York Amer ican league team this season. Schnei- der and Hannah, who had threatened 10 retire from baseball unless granted salary increases, said the club met their terms.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
Musical Extravaeance at Gilbert

The musical extravaganza by Mesa talent, that was staged here last week will he presented tonight at Gilbert un- der the auspices of the Vance auditor ium entertainment committee The l.. D. <. chapel at Gilbert will be the scene of the production. The young people who aided in the extravagance dis played marked ability and the entire en- tertainment was highly app eciated
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
Stake Officers Meet Today

The Stake officers of the l.. h. s. primary will hold a meeting this after noon at o'clock in the second ward chapel at which the stake officers are to meet with all ward officers.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
Msthodist Aid meelinn

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church win meet this after noon ut Q o'clock In the church base mcut Ladies are asked to bring tler thimbles as therc are two comforts Co -rc urd Attention is also called To Inc fact that Saturday is the regular tme for rho monthly cooked food sale
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
Tsassry Branch a, eIsndaI.

The Mesa Toggery. win put in a
 hranch storc at Glendale This was snnnounced yesterday by George A.. Johnson. proprietor of the establish -'ncnt Two years ago the Toggery at -llavden was born of the big store in
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
Modern Woodmen to Nice,

The Modern Woodmen of America Will hold meeting on Friday night of this week to which all visiting Wood men are Invited. Refreshments will be served.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26

It makes no difference what your wants fnay be, you can have them sup- piled by using and reading The Re publican Classified pages-Arizona's Leading Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
TEMPE FOLK AGA|iiIST
 DIVISION IF COUNTY

TNEpE. Feb. 2s.-At the largest mass meeting ever assembled in Tempe two questions of vital interest to the citzcns were discussed. that of the route oI the proposed state highway md the division of Maricops county.
 In regard 10 the highway the route is determined sO lar as Tempe has any hing to say, for the vote was over Whclmiusly W in favor df the Eighth street route, and slnce before the vote was taken, it was unanimously agreed that whichever route should be chosen, that one should receive the support of tho citizens there can be no dissent ing voice. The object of the meeting was Co give anyone @ hearing and then I,t Inc wishes of the greater number rule. It Is now a matter of loyalty and good faith to abide by the result chccrfuly and Tempe doesn't lack in either of those qualities.
 Reports are being circulated that leading citizens of Tempe are advo- eating the passage 6f the bill relating to the division of the county In or der that there may be no doubt what ever as to how every individual in Tempe stands in regard to that Gues- ton. the following resolution was uL- animously adopted
 Resolved that it IS the sense of this mass meeting of the citizens oi tlc town Of Tempe and of the Tempe district that we are unalterably Op- posed to any county division measure that will separate the town of Tempe and the Tempe district from Mari coua county
 The Community club had already passed a similar resolution and the Woman club heartily supported it. Every man and woman in Tempe is
 mphatically opposed to this proposed measure.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
salvaos Committee VIII Meet

An Important meeting of the sal
 vl-c committee or thc Red Cross win bo held on Wednesday afternoon at [ o'clock at the home or Mrs. O. C. NcNHry X full attendance is desired.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
TotaI snb.er-ntlon for R.Iief nrlvs

The total amognt suhacribed for tne near east relief drive wns Sl552. Mon iav vas the ust day devoted Go that purpose
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
so, so,n ,o Mir and Mrs c,vd. sa,5o,

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sandoz are the hdny young parents Of a loia pouno baby boy. born February 22. His name s Richard Robbins and with his mother s at tho nome of his maternal grund- mother. Mrs. Williams, of Glendale. Mr ,rd Mrs. Sandoz. ST. are also very happy over the advent or the first Erandchid. but feel that they must put on ago swiftly now in order Co look he nart
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
Nen ArrivaI in th. GrIffina Famil,

At the Brechan hospital very early Monday morning. another l0ie pound hoy came Co reside in Tempe. He is Che son of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Griffinc lnd though he is not the first arrival in the family. is just as interesting and as heartily welcomed.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
MorttIv cha-eh NM to hs ob,sryed

The monthly church nieht at the Christian church win be observed thi- evening supper will br served at 2 o'clock An mrwners and friends z Inc church arc invited.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
PREMIER PAST DANGER

PARIS, Feb. 25.-A bulletin issued this evening by the four doctors in at tendance upon Premier Clemencear said "Convalescence of the premier being now a question of care and time. no further bulletins will be issued"
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26

PARIS. Feb. 25.-Premier Clemen- ceau probably will be able to leave his residence tomorrow for the first time since he was shot, according to indi- cations today
 When Sister Theonesse, the pre- mier's nurse, left the house at 9 o'clock, this morning, M Clemenceau said: Sister, another two or three days and I shall not have to bother vro1t
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
Mrs. '. c. sertslaen Gntertains

NJ. ord Mrs h1T'elsgn nag "s guests nd MrE Nicholson, apd Mr. and Mrs. Prod Johnston.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26

Sells House and lot Wul Lauder hus sold his house and ot to Nr Hurh Carr
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26

treasury.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
eomPERs coUNsELs NATION

Have you joined the r. w. c. A. this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

Ne" ORLEANS Sept S-whil. a;
times there were moderate advances in tho
9 bFiSe Q, cotton today the market was held
curing a good part OF the session and tho
rose showed net losses OF II to r. points
nc u'drrtone was steady enough right
~ TO the clos" as the result OF continued
i"Eorah'c reports concerning the spot SIX.
ua'on and added stcadn"ss was given tho
market by the further advances in foreign
exchange. For the most part liquidation OF
'ong cotton appeared the natural consc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

, TEW YORK. Sent. c1-port movement
MiiiGhnG 90; eNports. 20 stock. 8.clo.
Total ioday-i:%ceiptS. ls.i7c; exports. IS
Gc%tal for week-Recsspts. 1919; exports.
~ Tc,ai for seasoa-RceeIpts. 4S7.s7o: exports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
SHARP ADVANCES MADE
IN,
q 81 IN NEARLY ALL STOCKS
~.
--News That Steel Strike Is Rapidly
Failing to Pieces Causes
Buoyant Market.
CRUCRLE GAINS IL POINTS
General Motors Reaches New Levels
and Baldwin, United Fruit, Amcri-
can Can and Several Other Issues
Show Strength.
ny nnoAnAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Wall street
greeted with huoyaut market today
that the steel strike was rap.diy fail
ing TO pieces There were sharp ad-
vanccs not only in the Stecls, but in
other stocks. although /. :. steel was
the leader in other respects 'NCHpt
actual movement. II advan, 10 100
gain of more than point and u
entire list Crucible made the great:
est movement OF the day with uplitt az
more than twelve points 10 the ne"
high record OF 2lG General Motors
advance II over four roiNts from N"s-
-terday: Baldwin. United Fruit. -\meri.
San Can. Stromhcrs. Kelly Springfield
and Mexican Petroleum were all very
active and higher.
Cotton was strong and exchange was
steady
lar sensation Of the day with a rise
of eight points ~ GbCut the Same time
the union leaders We're announcing a
strike to bssiH In The ,, plants Of the the
this advance is that Bethlehem is do
Ing vciy profitable work with about The
best list OF untitled oTterS OF the
e AGs5ifnn S'eE s sGmP" mes not eve"
For the movement in Crucible The
short interest vas no doubt largely re-
sponsible This. is also true of the
"A material short interest based not 20
much On the strike as on the general
labor situation. These shorts do Mt
seem TO realize that the VIII lie labor
situation .iu he clarified by the re-
suits % the steel strike.
American Can continued It's advance
and the street seems 70 nave made Up
its mind 10 SO ahead without waiting
for the insiders TO start anything.
The entire motor list felt the iafu-
ence CT the advance in General MOTORS.
There is no need OF giving further rea-
for the strength OF stock
which is the premier motor issue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
UNITED STATES GOvERSMENr noNDs.
SHORT TEItu SoTHS

Am. Tobacco Is. Nov. I. lsi9.......... InoX
Am. Tobacco IS. Nov. !. le23............ 100
Ansio, French IS. oct Is; i9S go: li.ls
British s1s. Nov. l. l9l9...............leo 10
British 5l-1. Nov l. 1927 ................,.. 70
6. r. and -. Joint is. July !. 1921 ...... 9S.,
Cudahy Packing Co. IS. July Is lsc3... lolS
docking Val: Ry. Col. TT. Gs. Mar. |. 1924 97i,
JACOB poid Packing 90 IS. Nov Is. 1870 1911.
Jacob Doid Packing Co. Is. Nov L. 1928 100
l:iEGett and Myers Is. Dec. !. l92l..... lO0Ai
Moline Plow Co as, Sept. ]. l92l...... 1919
Moline Plow Co. IS. Sept. !. 1872. i0.i.
MfG one, Ia, Valley Traction Co. Ia
July i. 1873 -
Proctor and Gamble Is. Mar !. ls2i loix
Proctor and Gamble as. Mar /. 1928. 1898.
Southern railway Is. Mar. ]. lS22........ 81.
Swift and Co. Us. August Is, 1921 -. 1905,
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacture
ing Gs. Feb :. Observation-Disclosures 100 sis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

Gucnce OF the buying operations OF the
week. but 10 extent. II appeared tnat
uneas!aess over English labor troubles
caused selling also. Around the opening
call prices were 5 10 points higher as the
i0ujSs;ioo SCI ~ and ssn; 'rriScs Nv. 70
= points under the close OF yesterday. On
this soft SPOT now buying entered the mar
ket and put the trading months is to 3
points higher than yesterdays final prices.
Realizing increased and from then the
market saEEcd. standing at It's lowest at
net declines OF y 10 - points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
but The lis, eae-d again at,.- The nrst

eut the list cas-d again after the Arst
a!;ecn minutes on further realizing and a.
lc;S o'clock was about 10 10 Is points under
yesterdays close Later there another
rally. prices rising 10 net gain OF i5cf y
points. December touched SIS within
u 9oints OF yesterdays high level. Wall
-iAnc generally was not sufficient TO take
care Q! ;he supply and late in the morning
the.e uS break 20 low ground for
the day. Ft7a! quotations We're easy 4
net loss OF - u Is roiuIS.
SCOT here va Guet az a decline O. IS
points 70. rl.ddllng .; - soc. there were
no sales, Sco: a. New Orleans w..s steady
~l;h ;n!dtltac ). points higher at :, zoe;
the sales we're 1901 bales.