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Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
OBJECTION RESULTS
IN ADJOURNMEN! IN
$4,000 DAMAGE CASE

OoJecting TO the introduction of evil
ucnce based upon x-ray photographs
Whlch were alleged to have been taken
oat which were not in the possession
or the witness or opposing counsel
linton Mathews. of the firm of Rice
SSnu Mathews. Globe. representing the
.s ela copper company i'm a suit for
damages brought against n nv Padro
beltran. forced an adiournnoent 30
ne case In the federal court Yesterday
afternoon until the physician who took
me photographs could be heard from,
beltran is suing for 100000
Yesterdays case was the Seoond
within two days before Judge SawtelIe
IN which photographs had been used
oy physicians in supporting their con-
customs concerning the physical con-
N.ioh OF patients. The first case was
mat or John Radich against the RAY
consolidated Copper company Paw an
winch he asked personal injury dam
ages in thc sum of $4,000 for Injuries
@ileged TO have been sustained bv him
while working as timberman in one of
the companys mines. The case
opened Tuesday afternoon, and yes
terday morning. after three witnesses
nad been placed on the stand by the
c,olenoaht company. represented by
the firm OF Chalmers, Stahl. Femme
more and Longan. 1t was announced
nv the court that the case had been
non-suited by the plaintiff.
The unexpected adjournment of the
Beltran case yesterday came during
the examination of DR.. Win Wiley
medico-legal expert. who was being
questioned by +. c. Struckmeyer. at
torney for the plaintiff, concerning
physical examinations made by him Of
the plaintiff. DIR. Wiley said that he
had made such examination and had
arrived at certain conclusions con-
cerning his condition. At this point
Mathews asked him IL those conclu.
slons were based upon X-ray photo
graphs. When DIR. Wiley answered
mat they We're, the attorney asked Il
he had the photographs or plates q,
~ he knew where they were DR.
Wiley answered that he did not
whereupon Mathews objected to the
introduction Of testimony based upon
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
Casualties In
Ireland Total
673 To Nov. 27
Republican A. p. Leased Wlrel

LONDON, Dec. Persons to the
number of CTS have been killed or
wounded in Ireland UP TO Nov q of
the present year by anti government
elements, according to a statement is
sued today b ythe home office. The
deaths do not include 20 persons killed
in Londonderry and So in Belfast dur
ing the summer rioting. nor Is cadets
killed in the Kilmichael ambuscade of
Sunday night.
The statement says that 81 police
men have been killed and 230 wounded
that AZ soldiers have met death and
100 wounded. Civilians TO the number
of Al have been killed and 101 have
been wounded.
Sixty seven court houses have been
destroyed and 52S barracks have beer
destroyed and 161 damaged. There
have been $50 raids on mails and 4,
raids on coast guard stations and light
houses. In addition to these there have
been 1851 raids made for arms.
Another official statement says the
arrests in Ireland averaged oonsid-
erably over 100 weekly. During thu
last three weeks of November. 406 per-
sons were taken into custody for politi.
cal offenses, including 169 during tn,
last week of the month.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
Bandit Leader
Not Killed in
Federal Battle
TRepubIIean a. p. Leased Wlrel

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Dec. Cen.
Pedro Guzman, alleged commander of
the band of filibusters who 10 days
ago crossed the Rio Grande here into
Mexico, was not among those killed in
the fight with federal pursuing troops.
according to General Lopez com
nander at Matamoras. after he had
received a report from officers com
manding pursuing detaehments.
The dead include Lieut.. Col. Manuel
Cordova, Capt. Juan Elizando and a
private. Maj. Jesus Guzman was
wounded but escaped.
Two pistols bearing the inscription
property of the United States govern
ment" were captured.
General Lopez also announced that
important papers bearing on the iden-
tity of the parties behind the 'refor-
mista" movement also were captured.
Federal soldiers chased the band on
the hundred miles in Nuevo Leon state,
where the fight occurred Friday.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
PROGRAM SATURDAY
At SCHOOL Of MUSIC

An interesting program has been
arranged for Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at the Arizona School of
Music. when Walter Hasting Olney's
Boy Choir club composed of IL boys
II years of age and under. win make
its first public appearance.
A young vocal student. Miss Doris
Christy. also will sing several groups
of songs by the California composer.
Frank Colby. Those from his Flow
er Stories" Blue Bells" Black eyed
Susan Jack in the Pulpit" Sun
Beams" and April Day" are said to
be especially charming numbers.
a violin number will be played by
Louis Vaughn, pupil of Robert Saun-
ders. and a reading given from the
expression department.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
Nichi Nichi Says
American People
Worse Than JaPS

TOXIC, Dec. 1.-The Nichi Nichi
today announced a speech made al
the Roosevelt club in Boston some time
ago by United States Senator Cabot
Lodge, in which Senator Lodge de-
dared that the United States. Aus
tralia. Canada and New Zealand should
be banded together to retard Asiatic
immigration. The newspaper said
that one would think the earth was
created for the white race alone and
declared that the japanese should de-
mand the same rights to migrate as
the whites. The American people are
characterized by the Nicffi Nichi as
being more dangerous to the world
than the yellow race.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
Political Activity
For independence OF
Philippine Islands

WASHINGTON, Dec. Political
activity and post war economic dis
turbances have caused a renewal of
sentiment in the Philippine Inlands for
independence, according to Governor
General Burton Harrison's report
made public tonight. The governors
Recommendation that independence be
granted is renewed with the declara-
ton that the stable government
stated as a prerequisite has already
been established in the Philippines"
Among the recommendations OF the
governor general are:
Revision of the land and immigra-
ton laws: development Of ports and
harbor facilities and a campaign ia
interest American business men and
capitalists in the commercial posi-
bility OF the islands.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 1.-"Well
make our own way. We never did
anything to deserve the money" de-
clares Charles Garland, automobile
mechanic here. Garland and his wife
turned down their share of s1,000,000
legacy left by his father, James A.
Garland, multi millionaire clubman of
Boston. Hamilton Garland, sopho-
more at Harvard university, backs up
his brother. He declares he won't
take advantage OF his fellowmen. II
didn't earn it," says he. Mrs. Charles
Garland was Miss May Wrenn, whose
father is wealthy. She says her hus
band is entirely right in declaring he'll
not take the Garland money.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

to accept the property. Tudor de-
clared he was being besieged by char
liable organizations and people de-
string to obtain hospitals and orphan
ages who desire to obtain the estate
or at least the income from it.
1.-THE trustees are convinced, how
ever" said Mr.. Tudor, that nothing
can be done but to continue the trus-
teeship indefinitely. We hope that
Garland will change his opinion. but If
not, we viii keep the property to give
to his heirs. We are bound by law TO
make no other disposal of the estate.
Mr.. Tudor said that as far as the
trustees know, there was no precedent
in American Jurisprudence for such a
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
Unemployed Seize
English Town Hall
for Headquarters
TRepuhllcan A. p. Leased Wife]

LONDON, Dec. ]. = Restlessness
among the city's unemployed, coupled
with the lack of housing accommoda-
lions, led to the seizure of the town
hall at Edmonton. a northern suburb
OF London, by several hundred men to-
day. The occupation of the building
was entirely without violence. The
men announced that they viii use the
town hall as their headquarters until
something Is cone for them.
The town hall at Tottenham, another
working district near the city, was the
scene of similar peaceable seizure
yesterday The unemployed men who
took possession of the building, how
ever. evacuated ii today when the
council announced that accommoda-
tons had been found for them in the
coroner's court and two large store
houses
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
Scotland Yard Men
Searching London
For Sim Feiners
[Repuhllcan A. p. Leased Wire

LONDON, Dec. Operatives of
Scotland yard who are dealing with
the Sim Fem organization in London
continued today active searching OF
residences and business houses, The
searches were carried on mostly in the
southwest portion of the city, largely
a residential district for the middle
class.
Two men were detained. as a result
Of the searches. One of them later
was released. The police are main
tanning the greatest secrecy with re-
gard to their operation.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
rRepubIIcan a. ?. leased wIrel

NEW YORK, Dec. Henry D.
Tudor. managing trustee of the
S1,250.000 estate which Charles Garland
of Buzzards Bay, Mass, recently re-
fused to accept as a bequest from his
father, declared today in a statement
that he thought young Garland ac-
quired his ideas regarding inheritance
from associations formed in Green
wieh village. New Yorlx's bohemian
quarter where he passed four months
a few years ago.
Mr.. Tudor. who is president of the
Commonwealth Finance Corporations
and distant relative of young Car
land, said that the trustees were "em-
barrassed' by his attitude in refusing
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

foundations which had not been placed
in evidence and properly identified,
The objection was sustained and court
adjourned until this morning 10 give
plaintiffs counsel an opportunity TO
serve subpoena upon DIR. w. w.
Watkins OF the Pathological labora-
tory, who is said to have made the
photographs for DIR. Wiley.
The case will open again at $3.50
this morning
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
Radicals Lead In
Belgrade Election
Republican A. P. Leased Wirel

BELGRADE, Jugo- Slavia, Nov. 80
The balloting of Sunday last for the
national assembly resulted in the cleo
ton of ITO radicals. 20 Democrats, IS
members of the Serbian peasant party, $
40 members Of the Croate peasaHss
party, 40 Communists, 25 Mussulmans
chetz" party. and q Social Demo :
Gratis. About 90 seats are still unde-
cided.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
House immigration
Committee Meets To
Discuss Legislation

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The house
immigration commission will meet to-
morrow to begin work on drafting the
legislation dealing with immigration to
be introduced at the coming session OF
congress, ~
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
10000 Immigrants
AWait Opportunity
To Come To America

PALERMO, Sicily, Dec. Seventy
thousand persons awaiting an oppor-
tunity to immigrate to the United
States are causing much congestion
here. Only 1900 can sail each month.
From six to eight steamers, carrying
10, 600 steerage passengers. are sailing
monthly from Naples to America.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
Is Your Child
Physically Fit?

If not II is your first duty to find
out what is the matter with him.
DO you know how to proceed to this
end?
We offer you the best information
in the world in specially prepared
Red Cross Bulletin on THE SCHOOL
CHILD'S HEALTH.
1t tells you how to test his eyes
his hearing-how to overcome flat
feet. TO regulate his appetite, how to
forestau tuberculosis, what to dc
when he gets contagious diseases.
Stop right now Take stock of your
child's condition. Use this booklet as
a guide. 1T IS FREE.
Gin filling out the coupon print
name mad address or be sure to write
/ plainly)
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

Wednesday Social Circle will give an
entertainment and a free social Friday
evening. December 3. at Isaac school
on the Christie road Admission Csc.
Everybody is cordially invited as a
general good time is assured. Each
member is requested to bring two cars
and plate of homemade candy
Adv
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
pRoeREssIvE couRTsHlP

as Mr.. Hansen counting you, Alice?r
her chnm Doris asker her one day.
s''Not exactly-yet," admitted Alice.
But he is approaching step by step"
What do you mean2'
Wei, when he first called he sat all
the evening with postcard album in
him lap"
Yes
Next time he sat with my poodle in
his lap"
~Wen?p
Last night he took my little brother
on his knee. So you see, I hope it
will soon be my turn"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

My first cake win please you. Pro-
nounced perfect as prize winner Phone
373S.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
APOLOGIES TO PUNCH

Demobilized Tommy Atkins (gazing
at price cards in shop). They told me
was fighting for dear life. but /
never dreamt it was going TO be as
dear as this-Boston Transcript.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

Tn" Republican campaign cannot he
successfully run by persistent dniging
and trimming on me league issue II
-unnot be successfully run by pointing
50 Mr. HartlHs's vote. and SPEECHES
m the srna'a and offering that rcrord
a. an appeal 90 Republicans and indie.
rrndanfs who want the treaty ufIhed
md the United S'H'rs member ~
he league II cannot De successfully
-un hy suh'iy suggesting 20 the army
~ imrlncnhiss mHrshaicl under the
hammer ~ Johnson and Bornh that
they msy safely count uron Mr. Hard.
ing as president hoSpi'ahlc to their
pruEum NJ nHrrnwneSs md RsSASsl-
nation. The nominee cannot At one
and the same time stand upon q sena-
.orinl record hat rouno'r> something
~ least partly constructive upon a
platform that may be interpreted as
meaning something entirely destruc-
tive Mr. Harding Will have 10 speak
out on this issue. and speak 50 that
his attitude. II he be elected 20 the
presidency. shall be clearly SCI forth
Cor public observation and Judgment
-Brooklyn Eagle.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
Hardlna Typical Reae,ionary.-

Commenting on the nomination ot
Senator Harding by tho Republicans
Attorney General Palmer n candidate
for the Democratic nomination. said
whoever nominated Harding I'D
the Democrats great favor. He Is a
typical reactionary, and colorcs'
candidate AZ that. Al least. he Ats
one Of the most resctionary platforms
the Republicans have ever adopted
'1u my opinion. II makes the Demo
cratic chances exceptionally bright
We should 20 ahead now without fear
and with confidence In victory. which
the Republican odd guard has put In
our grasp by n species Of political
mAneuvcring that has left some Of the
stancheSt Republicans aghast and ap.
prehensive
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
lCutiCura Soap.
Ideal for.
The Complexion
g.. q. o,.s-..a 3 ..1 %. r.le.- 81.
AlGlERS RICH IN SUNDAYS
Holy oay obasr.td Three Times >
wssk by Followers of oirstsnt
Religions

Although 20 fc,Fr fHrn three Sur
ibrs ere ahs,rs,I each week 10 A.
s'rr, writes curfr-gTu only
ur rHuH 'n ans ssH-. be- called =
"daN - rest For while 'h- prophet
80 Joined hIs followers o. attend wur
shin an sunday be warned them
usain-t allowing it o. becume iHy
~ iH.snr>s An Awb nr Moor there
fore will Frequently lrav" his ware
unattended .n hls shop ehN. be zoe.
~ to fHe mosque fD pray. aud he SCI
dom has nrr1- Hu fn regret this course,
.alsrs ~ ruN'rry being extremely r,rv
The French sunday IL typicaIly
Fonth Tie Jew alone makes bis
SUNDAY day uf rest bis rrlI.inu Tor.
bidding anything save talking on thai
dny. \ walk through the Jewish
quarter on the sabbath viii carry
ones thoughts hack many years The
picturesque groups AZ the street cor.
nsrs. 10 their rich. fnwIus robes will
r~cuI many an Old Testament story
lcarned lu childhood. for the Jew In
his oriental garb has q very different
appearance from the jew As We know
him Ia the West
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
GREAT QUESTION
BEFORE VOTERS
Is the Peace Gloriously Won on
the Battlefield 10 Be Safe
guarded7
ISSUE NOW CLEARLY JOINED
Senator harding. Since rls Nomlns.
ton. Has Shown Hs Hos,lllty to
the League Of Natons-ls
Country 20 Seutilei

The spirit ~ ~. Republican na.
tiouai convention and the platform
there written to piHrnfs the hasrr rle-
m.nis ~ m" party vas that ~ unadul.
trrut.d Prussianism. Il vas 80 thor.
oughly Junkrr throughout that u
proved agreeable % every group op-
posed 10 n. wHr and every faction
opposed 20 the p"ao" And Yet. since
This drFpdinF platform vas pub
iishei. the canilia'" aho stands upon
n has shown such invsisrnir hostility
o. any League ~ Nations IN ell that
be- has 10 sHy 80 the subject that
Senator Hiram Johnson. Who Il will.
ing 20 sacrihre his iife IN behalf ~
his American version ~ ran.G.rman.
ism, has been persuaded 20 sccspi Mr.
iIardIng's leadership ~ the one hope
~ th"se Who would wreck the treaty
and make q separate pea~r
IN the comparatively quIc' weeks
20 come. N. lssn" thus ioin.d merits
n. ~ahcrrst consideration II 49, are
% srutilr let everybody understand
the Fact and its consequences II We
arr "a turn our hacks upon OIL our his
tory IN the 'acc ~ wondering world.
II never should 30 possible for any.
body 70 say that N was due 10 fniSin.
formation or a. negligence Th" qncS-
tion - safeguarding the peace which
wr Wou Il secondary only 10 point
- time to The cont = ~ N" battle
Geld Like the cHuss so sinr'ousiy
born" uron our hayonc's IN France. Il
l. moral no less than material Tc
rr'rrst now would hc us shameful q,
rowRrdIcc on the nr'ng line IN 1918
There is plenty ~ 'me 70 rrcpar
Cor the coming Referendum. 4 u e
30 vote ~ regret Tor vhai We have
done or an express. .ou ~ faith and
pride - New York World
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
DEALING IN DAYLIGHT sTCcs
esv.rrsr, In ofand oIe Game 81 spec
uiater nsis Somewhat ~.
rroreas Selection

rwo Young nr~'rnHsrs ~ hish ssho'.
s- have hen na'irsatbie IN lo.-s'
hrntefs orirr rrr,Ht.f. taking an lu
tsrv~f in everything Huar ai
n bad r--u ezpl1'usd that y un ihs
ti~trf tBr- wbs 'hc aHhrryiar1u fnr
unHed States steel co saoi fnF
Gr~ut Sorthsrn ore and 'hr agurr fnt
lovinE vas o." price 81 which N"
siocs us- .ri'IHs o. the moment
They had becn watching 'hs ticker
for some time uhrn m VAS f1.hrs'
"a the faf. n'oHg with several hun
dr~d other iIntafious aud fhrv Immr
itnI.iy t-gau 10 huH' ihrrsh th'
gu,de card fut m" meaning " PM
-Goiug 20 buy sumcih.ngF Ia.
quifrSi fhr toRri marker.
Yep i've shHrvs ~ this IN stock
! 49, It's quoted ~ 81 shar,
oh sald the board marker eianc,
ing al the clock which va. then point.
inE 20 nnr ociock Il s., you arr tax.
lns stock 10 the afternoon "-- Indian.
Rrolis News
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
Don't Let Catarrh Drag
You into Consumption

10 cured by sprays. inhAlera, lell'es
and ether local applications
:. s. S. has proven . mos; salts
factory remedy for Cs,arrh be-
cause Il goes direc; 20 is source,
sri tsnd, 90 remove the germs %
che disease FROM he blood &c; .
bottle frvm your druggist today.
snd begin ths Only log treat
msnt that gives rial results For
free m~iica' advice wriis " Msii-
cal Director. i0s Swift LAbors.ory.
Atlanta. Ca.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
Aaaln--On to Mexico.

What the Republican party intends
to do to Mexico Is clearly set forth in
the report which Senator Falls sub
committee submitted to the national
convention. In that document It was
stated that unless the Mexicans were
10 amend their constitution and laws
In various respects In harmony with
the interests of our citizens we should
occupy their country from coast to
coast. Although the idea OF war was
disclaimed. the expression was to he
taken, OF course, In the pickwickiar
sense.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

With caustic language President
Wilson has laid bare Republican In
consistency and insincerity and parti.
san motive. The Republican senators
really denied their own. II was in
deed neat stroke by the president to
remind the g. O. ?. senator's that
President Mckinley advocated a
League of Nations more than fifteen
years before he became impressed with
Its tremendous importance" Can this
he the reason why Mr.. Root prays
that the mantle Of Mckinley may fall
upon Senator Hardingf-New York
Times
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
Some More Truths.

MOULD shovel pebber Certainly Implements
w built according the work they have do
Would groWn-ups remedy for bys Ills? Certainly
prepared according the work THEY have
All preliminary reminding that FehTs Catoh sought
and prepared solely remedy for Infants and Children And let
the
you all your strength but dangerous for the little babe
that lies heart BE
Baby will keep the house remedies specially
prepared would baby food hrhHsh toothbrush
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
Avoid It's Dangerous Stage.

There T. = more serious stage %
CstArrh nan tho annoyance eaus q
BY the stoppsd-up air passages.
and the hawking ard ,pittng and
othsr dista,isfgl fsaturva
TAs real danger comes from th~
tendency u ths disease 90 continue
Its course downward until the
lungs become affected and then
dreaded consumption 10 On yoIr
path Your oSn experience has
taught yOa that Tie disease cannot
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
A Lasy Of Distinction

i recognized by ne delicate fasciuat.
irg influence Of fho perfume she uses
A bath With CuIpurH Soap aud hot
water 70 thoroughly cleanse the pores.
followed hy a busting with Cuucura
Talcum powder usually means clear.
~ eet, healthy skin.--Ady.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

people PERuSA and the results do" IKE
that of Ara fricke Inspiration sck and suffering
II have eaairh. whether be ~ the throat stomach.
bowels PE Rt NA II the
n rERuNA has been tried PERuNA has
been used by thousands veil To
coughs colds and innasn and TO hasten recovery
there n nothing better.
PERrNA ~lImproVe the digestion purity the blood
nius. eradicate material aud
corruption ysie~ II ~i the
health Joy DO WhAt Mrs Mary
ftks ard thousands have done PERuSA You will b
glad happy, thankful
IaLri OF IInuIA Sold I,tr,r
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05
Will Not be One Day Without
PE-RU-NA

Mrs. Mary Frieke. 6O7 BornmAn 81. Belleyiile.
III, 10 iust ona Of the many thousands Of ladies'
years. have At lnst found health. strength and
siEor IN rE-Ru.NA.
Her own words tell of her suffering and recovery
better than eau do a. Il suffered with my
stomach, had awful cramps ard headaches so
often could not lay on pillow, SaS your book.
tried rE.Ru.SA and got FOOD results from the
nrst bottle, To be sure ot cure ! took twelve
bottleA have recommended pE-Ru'NA 10 my
friends and all are well pleased with results
will not he ono DAY without rEsktsNA, Have not
bad Doctor since started With PEWt.SA, which
was about fifteen Yea's ago ! am now sia'y'thfee
years old. hale. hearty and well Can do a. much
vork As my daughters l feel stroaE aud healthy
and weigh near two hundred pounds. before
veiEhsd little As one hundred. I hope lots Of
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

u sometime, Hsrp,u- thU' 4 nan
hIf> au enemy hard blow by Eno'inE
him
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

Mu-t am.ahle man ia the world can't
b~ altogether so under cross exam.
ina ton In court.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

This machine will save labor ="
"Aw. why don't some of you smart
guys invent substitute FOR work."
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

No. indeed. Luke. no woman can
Iane herself as light as man can drink
himself
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

Time may re none, aui doing tine
To- Jail isn't a r,muuo7five oecps
ffor
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

Why wouldn't the pink o' propr,rty
be au appropriate nower for our ma.
tiOnal sTnblefui
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

This world owes much 90 misers
They accumulate wealth for others 10
enjoy
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

who don't care for personal ac.
duaintauee.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-05

Here's o man says the freak husi.
ness Is falling on" Hes right. Too
many outside or sideShowS"