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Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
WOOL

BOSTON. Mass, March 26.-The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow VIII say:
 There has been little in the way of private trading during the past week, the English government auctions be-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
BAR SILVER
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. March 26.-Bar sil yer. s1.25. Copper firm, unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
NorIcE TO CONTRACTORS

| - No111E | V NUN Is<ANl oho l The Board of Education of Casa l Grande Union High school District 1 No. of Casa Grande, Pfnal County, Arizona, at 12 o'clock. Noon, on the | f2th day of April. 1920. will receive sealed proposals for the following: One | CD bid for all work. except plumbing, heating and electric work. and sepa- 1 rate bids for plumbing, heating and | electric work required in and for a brick, concrete and frame high school lbuilding at Casa Grande. Arizona Plans and specifications prepared by Lyman and Place Architects. Tucson, Arizona, may be obtained from them, together with full information as to ] the proposed worl. and are on file for inspection at Room f. Goldbaum Build ing, 2112 South Stone Avenue, Tucson, Arizona.
 Contractors desiring to submit pro- posals may obtain copies of full or
 for estimate on request by appoint
 ment. and the return of. such plans and
 specifications must be guaranteed by a
 deposit of Ten Dollars, which deposit
 will be refunded on the return of the
 plans and specifications in good order.
 Every such proposal much be accom-
 panied by a certified check of , per cent of the amount of the bid included In the proposal, as a guarantee of the intent of the contractor to enter into a contract Wlt1~the Board of Education or Casa Grande Union High School District No. 2 of Casa Grande. Ari- zona, to well and truly perform all the matters included in the said proposal and in accordance with the plans and specifications, or as liquidated dam ages in the event Of failure or refusal on the part of the contractor to enter into contract as above named.
 Said certified check will be returned to the contractors whose proposals are not accepted and to the successful con- tractor upon the execution of a satis- factory bond and contract as herein- after provided.
 The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all proposals or to withhold the award if for any rea- son it may so determine.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
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Announcements


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Personals

WOULD ike very much to obtain
 address of Mrs. Harriet Surber Stew
 Iart. who formerly resided two miles west of Mesa, on north road to Tempe.
 lcseo. J. Ashbaugh. Mesa, Arizona b YOUNG MAN 24 yrs. old, wants
 of young lady. Must
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Arizona republican., 1920-03-27
Dancing Schoois

MISS STAGNER'S STUDIO OF DANCING
 K of P. hall, B East Washington. Phone 4653 or call frora o'clock 10 z, evenings. 4bk.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-27

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
 AND SPECIAL ETING OF STOCKHOLDERS TO INCREASE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Leading Candidates
Ready for Big Fight

VICE PRtSIDENT THOMAS u.
MLAtSIiAII,--fiis friends emphasize
his ability as a ''peacemaksr" and
regard him ms the one candidate up
on whom all factions may unite.
SENATOR CARTER n. GLASS
Looked upon by his hackers aa the
typical representative OF the present
administration, especially as regards
foreign policies.
SECRETARY or STATE BAN.
BRIDGE COlBY-Prartically the
same as Glass. with the added belief
OF his friends that he Is the logical
heir and assign Of McAdoo's dele
gates.
Others whose candidates. have no,
yet developed any particular individ.
uality are:
Secretary OF Agriculture T.. T. Mer.
edith. Gov. Alfred r.. Smith. Senator
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. Homer s. Cum.
mings, James w. Gerard. Senator r.
NJ. simmons and william J. Bryan.
The last. OF course. Is first. last and
always dry"
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Observation-Disclosures Third Fisss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Daniels Will Take
Punch at Politics

LOS ANGELES. June 3s.--secre-
tary Of the Navy Daniels IL In Cali
fornia now as secretary Of the navy
but when he gets to Fan Francisco
next week he'll appear In the role
OF a private. citizen and take a
punch into politics." no declared
when he passed thru Los Angeles
last night en- route to San Diego.
He refused to predict anything 20.
iiticzl'
With regard 20 proposed naval
construction on The coast. he said.
the Helm board report. which was
supposed To be the basis for future
naval works on the Pacific. is prac,
ticaily shelved and . commission
Of naval experts Is coming to the
coast this summer to outline a new
program
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ny HAROLD u. JACOBS

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2<.--The
ante-convention campaign had pro
Creased to the stage today where. for
the first time. the various methods
by which the candidates organize.
tons hope to win tile democratic
nomination for their respective chiefs
could be determined.
II is possible 90 classify the prin.
cipal candidates. as follows:
ATTORNEY GENERAL A.
MITCHELL PAI.MEIt--will employ
the same t'footbali' tactics that
Mai Gen. Leonard Wood attempted
at Chicago. Expects TO poll an high
as zoo votes on the first ballot and
smash thru 10 n victory without max.
ing concessions to any rivals.
GOV. JAMES NJ. COx--Counts on
the solid support of the Middle West
and several important states 10 the
West and East. Does not concede
Palmer first place on initial ballot
Regards alleged ability 10 carry Ohio
over the republican nominee, Sena-
tor Warren q. Harding. as one of his
principal assets.
GOV. EDWARD !. EDAwARDS--
VIII make entire fight on n personal
liberty" and states rights" plat.
form. His managers frankly state
he viii withdraw unless "wet"
plank In inserted In the democratic
national platform.
AMBASSADOR JOHN w. DAVIS
His friends are conducting n pure.
ly dark horse" campaign. They are
careful To preserve friendly relations
with all other aspirants, and are
working solely To line up second.
choice delegates.
SENATOR ROBERT L. OWEN
Expects To draw his strength from
the progressive" element. rather
than from any geographical consider.
alton. Counts on support of William
j. Bryan because OF his avowed dry
tendencies.
WILLIAM q. McADOO-Relegat.
ed by his withdrawal from the race
to the position OF an unwilling Com.
promise candidate" Previously was
conceded first place In initial
strength. One Of his greatest assets
was his supposed hold on the labor
vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
JOHNSON BOLT
IS now TALKED
Friends Say Hiram Is Fight.
ing Mad

SAN FRANCIsCo. June :<.--s~n.
ator Hiram johnson In holding his
fire" but In due time WIN JOLT stand.
pat republican leaders because OF the
action OF the Chicago convention.
Johnsons friends herr predicted to-
day. following the return homo OF
the senator.
Johnson. whose progress thru The
state yesterday was marked by wnrm
greetings, declined. on his arrival IN
San Francisco. to Be interviewed
about poiiticA
Il have put politics behind me for
the time he said. I'm going to
conduct a front porch campaign OF
rest"
Johnson's friends said today that
he L. literally ssething- with indig'
nation against -the bosncs" OF the
republican party. and win net take
what he regards a. their steam
roller methods" st Chicago withou,
8 comeback
What form this Vim take and when
II viii come. even Jobnson's closest
friends have not been told. Advo-
Gates Of third party who are herr.
viii see Johnson within q day or two.
and endeavof TO Persuade him to holt
and run on an independent ticket
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WOmen's and Children's
Hosiery

HOSCSTV
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Observation-Disclosures. street Fss.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
ny n. ~. RICkEv

SAN FftANCiScp. June st,-~Cor
and Palmer are In much the same
position with relation 20 the demo.
cratic presidential nomination a week
before the event as Wood and Low.
den were at Chicago with relation to
the republican nomination at tho
same period.
There Is one difference. however.
and IL II very important. At Chicago
tho nominee had To get only a ma.
iority. or tss votes. Here he must
get two thirds, or 52s votes,
IL IL not likely that during the
early baiioting one or the other Of
the leading candidates will be able to
corral a majority of the delegates.
GOAL Is HIDDEN
ny UNCERTAINTIES
Whether or not either Of them will
be abie to reach tho two thirds goal
II - dependent upon manipulation
and trading among tho leaders dur.
ms and between convention sessions
that II In entirely problemaucai.
which II to say that the outcome OF
this convention. 50 far as the nomi-
nation II concerned. IL precisely ar
uncertain as the hour and minute
that tho nomination will b- made.
II the delegates wero entirely un'
trammeied and without prejudice or
personal feeling they would nominate
Cox. lie IL admittedly tho strongest
man who could be chosen to oppose
~, riding hcth from the rtandputnt of
availability and ability. But the same
thing was true OF Hoover at Chicago,
Hs sMcd head and shoulders above
tho other candidates as To ability.
and IL was admitted even by his bit
ter-st enemies that he could poll
mor. votes at the election than any
other candidate.
That didn't get him tho nomina.
ton. however.
4 -. sAt. "a ne rA.shat tia
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China and Glassware

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
ny CIISON GARDNER

SAN FRANCISCO. June ss.--The
platform program viii be the hrss
number on tho democratic conven'
lions program.
There viii b. a try out between the
"wets" and tho "drya"
Tho well known Nr. bryan VIII
head the "drys." Probably some deb
sxase from New York state. possibly
Norman Mack. will APPEAR for the
VETS" The New York state conv-n.
ton adopted a plank favorinE. beer
and wine.
A careful canvas Of the commit
tee on resolutions. whose membership
Is already practically determined
shows y dry" majority.
''WErs'' AND "DRYs" NAY
STAGE FIGHT ON FLOOR
This innurrs = majority report
drawn by VIM. J. Bryan endorsing
the prohibition amendment and d.
eiarfsx for its strict enforcement
There viii Aiso BE- . minority rcUprs
recommending a change In the con.
rtitutton In favor OF excepting beer
and wines.
The p~r~entstien Of these tive
reports will start y debate on the
HoW and end In . roli call which
win line up the 'wcts" and
-drys."
No eWe has h~eu able IN pr~
DICT. ev~n approximately. what
this ves~ yin be. II Is bcttvcd
tn h. rAsip~r eis~e
On the outcome Of the wet" and
dry contest will depend other
events.
The vote win show 20 what extent
Bryan retains control Of the situa.
ton. A decisiv. defeat Of tho major
ity. or dry" report Of the platform
committee. would open the way "a
the nomination OF a wet" candidate
perhaps James a. Coz Of Ohio. ON
the other hand an overwhelming
dry" vote In this test would show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
E0.P. LEADERS
FEAR JOHNSON
Criticism Of Bosses
Dents Party Armor
NJ RAYMOND Cr.APPER

r WAsHINCToS. June :4.--Hiram
yohnson's sharp criticism of the
3cnsc convention was the only
handing flaw today In the fabric
republicaa harmony which Sena-
Warren G. Harding has been
mVtng since his choice as presi-
m1inl nominee.
and conservative re.
11nna. except the johnson and
- fAetienS have promised sup
! - Harding. Hariing's advisers
alno recetved Indirect word that
nnon would Be all right" and
~ expecting hts support
~ Doesn't make any difference
"A ANY men sit IN conference In
~ H1ackstons hotel and say. The
CUoa b damned when the people
Dond ~ they did am deter.
lnn4 in the fights TO come that the
opoo shall prevail rather than a
International bankess sitting In
)116a.~ johnson said. according Ia
Cgumento reports.
s HARDING has refused to comment
IN Johnson's utferancc that the day
" ~ como when the people viii pre-
~ Republicans here for the most
~ 10 not believe johnson or Borah
- Try TO lead . third party.
Harding has exertsd himself since
- nomination 10 solidify the repub-
ran pol1cics. Senator landings be-
~ y that republican sictory viii b.
~ v the party Is united.
Harding headquarters believe e.
dive harmony can be achieved re
ordDess OF Johnson They do no,
We've he can repeat his feat In 1916
No his grip on California Is ad
oteted-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Wilson Says Prohi
Plank Not Needed

San FRANCTScO. June b.--
President Wilson considers II unnec-
essary for the democratic platform
TO contain any Inference to the pro-
hibition question or to Independence
for Ireland. he Informed those who
VIII speak for him at the democratic
convention here, II was learned to-
day.
As TO the League Of Nations. the
president will be satisfied with moth.
Ing less than a strong affirmative
declaration for immediate ratification
OF the league covenant without Grip
ping reservations.
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CorSets

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10 Corsets, S1.45-
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4 American Girl" Corsets, white
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American Lady" Corset, white
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/ American Lady" Corset, pink
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Warner" Corset, white coutil,
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Warner" Corset, pink brocade,
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Petticodts
s Petticoats. sass

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2 Petticoats. black and gray taft
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jersey with taffeta flounce; sizes
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
New York-Nome Air
Journey Is Planned

DAWSON. Y. T.. June 2%.---Avia.
ton landing fields here and at white
horse VIII be made Immediately avail.
able for the planes that will par.
ucipate In the New York. Nome air
flight.
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Women's and Children's
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

4 0pssetsry 81 tire Interior Payne
re1mates the 1920 production OF
otsoIeum at 1000 900 barrels and
~ consumption. including exports.
~ 800 900 900 barrels.
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Nv delegates at the democratic national convention who
paentiy awaited the arrival Of their peerless leader.
HCAt for moment that Bryan had arrived unheraded
oMsunQ when the greeting here snapshotted took place
Truncisco. But not couldn't be! They recognized the
at the left as Arthur Mniien national committeeman
- Nebraska, and wondered hoT he had managed TO
0e the first convention hdndshakng episode With Bryan.
~ croaded coseo discover that the Bryonesque figure
Isodore Docmeiier national committeeman from Cali
ma, dead ringer for the peerless one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Let's eat at Boldts. Guy boxes
for the whole family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
FEAR PALMER MIGHT
GIT WILSON AID

The thing they fear II that. with
MeAdoo out Of the contest. Palmer Is
tho presidents personal choice. and
that at the right moment he will let
thls he known and oinch the nomina-
ton for him.
The Cor view. shared by many dis
interested Observers. IL that Palmer
cannot be nominated without Tho
magic word from IN. white House.
and that tho only other candidate
who has a reasonable chance Of get.
ting two-thirds OF tho delegates is
Coz.
The Palmer people az yet have no
assurance that Wilson win help their
candidate. but they have great hopes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Few girls would caro- for style h
1ng5ng were unfashionab.e-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

4 Bsin9 home some Of Holdt's Lunch
ostry and Hard Rolls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
TwO- Thirds Vote at
S. F. Makes Forecast
on Winner Difficult

democrats are entir~iy without that
confidence In their ability 10 elect
whoever they nominate that the rc-
publicanH felt at Chicago.
In private all OF tho democratic
leaders admit that until the republi.
cans nominated Harding on stand
pat platform. the prospects for demo
cratic victory seemed hopeless.
Now they feel that with a strong
candidate and progrcsriv. plat
form they have better than "A fight
ing chance. IL may he that. after
tho delegates have discharged their
obligations To MIR. and bryan and the
other leaders and nesr.ieadors. they
will hav. the intelligence to get tn
gether on tho one man who has a
chanc. OF being elected. without ref
crcnc. 60 whether or not his nomina
ton will be- pleasing To Wilson or
iiryan.
Tn. Cor mansgers are very hcpc-
ful that this win happen. They claim
To be making great Roadway In their
personal conferences with leaders
and delegates frosn all psuu Of tbs
country