Arizona republican., 1920-07-02
ABOUT THE STATE

the state with the Tucson bank as the parent institution, growing out of the proposed bank here It was also stated from the platform that the unionists had approached the Tucson Open Shop association with an offer to arbitrate the present difficulty.-Daily Star. Cotton Growers Meet
 YUMA-There was a meeting of the Gadsden Cotton Growers association Monday evening for the purpose of discussing the cotton situation, but more especially the labor part of the program. w. N Bunton. president of the association, addressed the meeting and few remarks were made by Harry Coleman of Yuma. A party from Yuma motored down in pr. Vol vertons new Chalmers car. Those i who went were Dr. WolVerton, w. L. Milan, E. Tobias and A. J. Eddy Morning Sun.
 Add Much To Valley Acreage
 GLENDALE-As a result of con l tracts entered into by various parties
 with the Salt River Valley Water
 Users association, additional acreage 1 to the amount of more than 100000 acres is expected to be shortly added ! to the producing lands within the l county One of the largest of these l'new projects is that of the Gla Cot | ton company, which controls 50000 acres on the Gila Indian reservation | Another is the Auxiliary Eastern Ca | nal Land owners association plan of bringing 35.000 acres under irrigation near Mesa, and third is the project | to irrigate some 10000 acres lying along the Buckeye road, which is con-
 trolled by parties represented by A. A.
 Carrick of this city and Frank Mang
 ham.-Daiiy News.
 Defends Own Rule
 UCSON-Whether the opinion, | yVh l,a of
 search with improperly prepared
 search warrants in the case of the
 seizure of bootleg from the proprietor
 of the International hotel will hold in
 a case where a raid was made on
 Chinese by the police and evidence
 taken without any warrant. will hold
 in the superior court. will be tried out by United States Commissioner Jones. A few weeks ago, four China
 men were arrested by the police in a
 raid. They were charged with keeping ! and playing a gambling game. The evi- dence in the case was turned in for the prosecution. Hearing that MT } Jones had written an opinion to the effect that evidence. not seized under : a proper warrant, must not be used as ! evidence, the Chinamen have engaged MT. Jones to defend them.-Citizen } Heavy Rains Delay Trains ! ] MIAMI-Due to the heavy rains ot : yesterday a part of the Arizona East ern railroad track this side of Burch { was washed out and the train failed to arrive in Miami last night Work men began making repairs immediately
 and the tracks were sufficiently safe r to allow the train to reach Miami this a morning. The first class mail was brought in last night by automobiles : and the other mails were brought ir
 on the train this morning.-SiIYer Belt k To Protect Mexican Laborers
 NOGALES-The western states O. n Mexico, including the states of Sonora . Sinaloa. Nyarit, Colima and JaliscC : have united in the formation of bu- r reau to protect Mexican export Ia bor. l. CTS from mistreatment at the hands O t | exporting corporations and to educat. = them to withstand the wiles of labo
 agents. This bureau which will hay,
 headquarters in Nogales. Sonora, vii $ be headed by Manuel N. Bernal anC V will be represented by representative h from each of the above named states n Daily Oasis.
 d Sadder, But Wiser
 l. MIAMI-Less than three month
 were required to convince Joe KerricE T. a former resident of this district. tha '- farming was not his forte. Kerrick d former deputy sheriff resigned his DO d sition about three months ago an sr staged d back to the soil movemen
 that ended in the mesquite distric
 near Florence Under the ardent su
 
 la and visualized the crops he intended { IS raise for six solid weeks At the en e; of that time he had become convince lo that by the time he raised the stun 72 crop old age would prevent him fror Sl planting a more profitable one. A this juncture he began 10 look for
 purchaser The latter was found an
 the old homestead sold--to say nothin , Of the purchaser. and Joe is back f the district, seriously contempla ting ia splurge into the copper industry s Evening Bulletin
 .d Roberts Confident
 ,ei BSTONE-Senator C. NJ RoE he erts Of Wilcox, Cochise county's Dem 1T ocratic candidate for nomination fC a governor, was in Tombstone yesterda
 and today on business incident to ii
 granting of the petition of the Sa le Pedro Water Users association whic he means the final preliminary ste m toward the Charleston dam.
 n Senator Roberts has just returne ou from a weeks trip to the middle Ii, al of counties 10 The north of Cochise ar rs brings back promising reports of h in caudfdacN CiIa Graham CSrpeulee a r