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Arizona republican., 1920-03-05
ABOUT THE STATE

are appearing for the prosecution and the defense is being conducted by Attorneys Elliott, Beckerlegge and Worsley.-Copper Era
 Discontinue Free Service
 TUCSON-The water department Of Tucson will no longer be run at loss if the efforts of the water committee of the city council avail to stop the previous leak. This committee, at Monday nights meeting of the city fathers, recommended, in its report, that the use of free water and the sale of water on a flat rate to public in stitutions such as schools be discon- tinued and that in future no taps be placed except where meters have been installed.
 Report Imports Gain
 DOUGLAS-The report of exports made through the port of Douglas dur ing the month of February. as com piled by c. A. Housel deputy collec- tor of customs here, shows a decided balance on the side of imports In other words, more articles, or at least articles of greater value were received from Mexico through the local port than were exported to Mexico. The report follows:
 Exports (to Mexico)- Domestic and foreign mdse. s3Os ois Foreign mdse. in transit ... 6s.954
 Iotsl ---.....-.----- -$377,96s
 Imports Cfrom Mexico)- consumption and warehouse. .$93S, ,531 Foreign mdse. in transit s2s5
 Total .ss47,82s 
 Acreage Brings $500
 MESA-H. M. Clifton has sold hiS 10-acre ranch located one mile north east of Mesa for $500 per acre. The place has on it a small dwelling MT Clifton bought the land three years ago for $220 per acre, borrowing all the money with which to make his payments In the three years besides farming other rented land he has sold from the 10 acres s6.77O worth of cot ton Last fall he bought a SO-acre place southwest of town at $500 per acre and has since that time been Of fered an advance of $50 per acre on this last place.
 While the price sounds rather like a quick proposition, the recipi- ent of the good fortune has put into it three years of hard. honest work and his success comes most deservedly- Southside Union.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-05
WOBBLY DEFENDANTS.
 GET MORE SETBACKS| AT HANDS IF COURT |
IRepubIican A. p. Leased wire1

MONTESANO. Wash. March 3- Counsei for 10. I. w W's on trial hera on. a charge of murder in connection with the Armistice day shooting at Centralia, Wash, called six witnesses to the stand today in an effort to prove a conspiracy 10 run the l. w
 ".'s out of Centralia, but none was permitted to testify. The court ruled that before such evidence would he aomissable defense must prove that arren o. Grimm, with whose rnnr0er the defendants are Specifically charged Was party to the alleged conspiracy ms, the court held, had not vel been established.
 George F. Vanderveer of counsel for the defense, was permitted. however Tn the absence of the jury. to state for the record that he expected to urovs oy these witnesses that at a meeting of Centralia business men held on Go tooer 20, last, plans to drive the I. w W.s out of Centralia were discussed Tie said also that he expected to prove mat a contemplated raid on the | N ". naH was discussed at other meef inss Tn Centralia. In conclusion. he sad he made the offer to show that the men marching in the Armistice day paraoe, which was fired upon. were the aggressors and to show the frame or mind of these defendants"
 in sustaining objection of prosec,,- Ion counsel to this line of testin,onv ouose Wilson said he was of the onin, ion that the evidence falls far sbort or being sufficient to show an overt (Grimm)." ceaseu
Arizona republican., 1920-03-05
Make R.;Iro,d ch.,,..


 iOCSON-Several promotions and cnanges in the local office of the southern Pacific have resulted from the return of the railroads F. J fenchurch. general freight and pas sehser agent here. announced several appointments including that of Press bancroft, who has been travelling agent Of the road for some time to ols.rict freight and passenger agent "ilh headquarters in Phoenix
 Other appointments by NIT. Fen church were M. A. Darnan as travel lng agent in Mir. Bancroft's place. and F. l.. Taylor as travelling agent at Phoenix.-Star.
 Passes Paving Ordinance
 FhESCOTT-An ordinance to pro- Vioe Tor the paving of Gurley street from Mount Vernon street west to inc Granite creek bridge, Cortez street rom the Santa F'e depot to the fire nall, Montezuma street from the fire nall to the Scopel hotel Montezuma street from the Scopel hotel to the Owi Drug company, was passed by the city council. Warrenite specified ton on four-inch base being the type adopted.-Journal- Miner.
 Presbyterians Hold Meetinc
 DOCGLAS-The eighth annual meet ing of the southern Arizona, Presby- terfan society, composed of the Wom- ems Missionary societies in the terri
 
 on Wednesday of this week. Dele gates will he present from Tucson, Phoenix, Benson. Bisbee and other out lying points. Three sessions will be held, morning, afternoon and evening at the Presbyterion church
 The morning session. which will con- vene at 10 o'clock, will be devoted largely to business matters The aft ernocn session, which conVenes at o'clock, will be featured by an ad- dress by Mrs. L. G. Hayes. synodicad president. Miss Helen Streeter. of New York, field secretary for the Pres byterian Home Missionary board. will speak at the evening session.-Inter- national.
 Greenlee Court Convenes
 CLtFTON-The spring term of the superior court of Greenlee county was convened on Tuesday morning last and the entire week has been taken up with the trial of the Chinese murder case state Of Arizona vs. Juan Medina and Jesus Padilla, charged jointly with the murder of Chinaman known as Sharkey, in the Eastern Cafe during the month of February last
 Attorneys Ling. Lynch and Kearney
Arizona republican., 1920-03-05
MLC l1lRGE 4 A4CW

WASHINGTON-M Georgie A. Bacon. who has been nominated for the General Federation of Women's Clubs presidency by her native state. Massa- chusetts, has been made chairman of the high cost of living campaign which the federation is conducting at pres ent under the direction of the depart nent of justice. Massachusetts club women credit her with '.remarka ble genius for organization, a gift for sue cessful financial management ef- ficiency in presiding and clearness of vision
 Miss Bacon has won recognition not only as a club woman By appoint ment of the governor of Massa chusetts she was made trustee of the Worces- ter Insane Hospital and is now a chair man of the board
Arizona republican., 1920-03-05
koPF SIGNS RED CONTRACT

CINCINNATI, March 3.-Shortstop Larry Kopf late today affixed his sig nature to contract to play with the 1920 Cincinnati National league base ball club
Arizona republican., 1920-03-05
REDS CAPTURE ss GENERALS

LONDON, March 3-The red forces m the capture of Odessa took prisoner a total or 1,5O0 white officers. including 53 generals and PIT colonels, says a Moscow wireless.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-05
RICKS' .rns House ot cou,,<,v,, HIe Of White
 Closing Saturday, March 18th

Pagn am Phoenar 0aad Me Salt R1rer VozZeu has
 Hat opens he aOGy of hrift and econonay-
 Prf you, tor your opprovol and selection. Mou-
 |d thousands of exquisite garments Of qvaite.
 tIe tanashed and completed Uork of mouths Of (Gkets tor the best possible vala1es -ond os such
 r thot every atem offered during Mas WHITE
 De vord
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
More Truth
Than Poetry
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE

THE PRODIGY.
II filled my soul with startled ad-
miration
To read about the urchin who's
enrolled
To supplement his college educa-
ton
sand urchin being barely twelve
years old
This youngster has lovely dispo-
sition
lies never rough-He's not the
least bit wild
He's just a youthful mine Of erudi-
tion.
A Greek and Latin speaking sup
er-chlld
AT three. he quoted Homer's metric
phrases
And. quite despising vulger child
ism sums
At four he worked serenely through
the maZes
OF Mr. Euclid's tangled theorums
Al five he mastered Syriac declen-
sions
And. with a vision nothing served
AT seven. ne proclaimed that Fourth
Dimensions
We're just as plain as one plus one
90 him.
He never spun a top or shot a mar
BILE.
The chances are he never had a
toy
His tutored tongue has never learn
ed TO garble
The English language like a com
mon boy.
He wouldn't know Jack Dempsey II
he saw him
or hail "a football hero with ac-
claim
Babe Ruth himself would scarcely
over awe him,
For he has never seen q baseball
game.
On how his dot.rg parents must
adore him,
It's wonderful TO have a child like
that
HOW they mus, strive. Of evenings
not 10 bore him
when he sits thinking in their
little flat.
But though. Of course. I'm not BE
yond enthusing
AT all the learning underneath his
lid.
Tt seems 10 me. if could do tn e
That Ia Select some other kind OF
Kid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
NOT SO SHOCKING.

The method reported 20 be practiced IN a Chi
caeo school for settling unprovoked aggressions
among the male pupils may seem especially shock
ing to some mothers. According to the informa-
tion given out the boys. principals in the quarrel
adjourn to the basement and there with the prin-
cpal Of the school referee settle the matter 10
dsucuG That boys should be encouraged to fight,
moreover that it should be officially sanctioned.
may cause some to feel shudder of horror at con-
temptation of the whitherward OF drift. Yet
it is fact known TO some fathers, and moth
ors too doubtless that there is nothing more high
lv reformative to hoy with bullying propensi-
ties than to get a thorough licking at the hands q
a boy that he DULLES.
When willie comes nome from school in rath-
or badly battered condition wise parent is not
too violently inquistive about what happened Thu
parent should feel that Willie was i'm the wrong
he got about what ne deserved and if the other
boy was the aggressor. from the evidence IRE
sented the latter must have known that he in
"a tight The boy Of manly instincts viii not be hurt
10y having to fight to prevent imposition, while if
Inclined 10 be overbearing ne will be less if he
knows that his arrogancy means that he must fight
to- maintain it,
While it may seem somewhat Of descent from
dignity for a school principal TO preside
fight does not the presence of that functionar
guarantee that the "miu" viii be fair and that tht
outcome viii best serve the purpose for which it
was designed? Under such supervision the one that
most deserves the licking should stand reason
able chance of being The loser. Besides, kicking IN
the ribs. gouging NJ the eyes and pulling hair
would bee barred by the rules probably. We have
no idea that he plan viii be adopted generally.
but it may be debasiug some might be
inclined o think
The boy who is willing to fight for his rights
and his honor is so likely TO have TO Tight. The
boy who fears TO- fght is the one i'm whom it
should be encouraged for his own protection and
we can see how the Chicago plan might work to
the advantage Of such boys. And it might also or
crate to curb the desire of those too willing to
fgh, 10y proving them early in their careers that
they have gone astray in their ambitions become
John T.. suIivans. In fact the Chicago idea does
not shock U.S. We think we know something about
boys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
STATE FARM COLONIES.

CALIFORNIA; first state land colony has just COM
pleted its third year of existence with very sue
cessful fair TO which 500 farmers brought produce
they had raised. The state is now completing its
second colony In MERGED county where so new
farm sites viii be thrown oren for settlement a
third settlement viii be proposed to the next state
legislature.
The first colony was made possible when the leg
isature appropriated S26o.0Oo to help poor men ac-
oure farms and to assist farm Iaborers to secure
homes their own. From this fund sums were
lent 20 settlers in the Durham colony. Repayment
TO be made over long period of years at
low interest rate In each settlement there is an
adviser helps the farmers the business side,
developing the best methods of cooperative buyins
and selling Provision is made for the education of
the children and for community social activities
The services of competent architect We're made
available TO with the result that the homes
on the farm colony are wen planned. attractive and
convenient.
Twenty-six farm laborers have homes Of their
own Within the colony. and there spirit OF
cooperation between farm owners and farm Iab-
orers.
New Zealand has farm settlement plan SINH
lar to this and other states in this country are
watching California with interest. Washington is
getting ready 10 spend 100000 a year on a farm
colonization project covering 1o-year rerod
IT the state colonization plan does not do COO
u1u,h of the prospective farmers thinking and
preparation for him. it is am excellent wav 20 in-
sure the succession cultivation of agriculture
areas which the small farmer could nor tackle ur-
aided insofar as the California land settlement
arraneemen leaves the farmers ingenuity and
ability free to- work ont his own problems. Simply
giving him the material aid and counsel which ne
could not obtain without large initial capital d, j.
"a highly desirable plan 10 initiate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
WHO'S WHn2

Back i'm the those days. wet DAYS
that ended i'm January. two gentle
men, both far overtaken i'm alcoholic
stimulant. We're seen under a lamp
post on street corner in Mishawa-
ka clinging TO each other for sup
port.
AS spectator passed them he
overheard the following dialogue
carried on in somewhat fuzzy &C
cents:
Said Souse Number One to Souse
Number Two: do YOU know
Charley Kuss2"
Said Souse Number Two. after n
moment OF reflection: NO; Whuzziz
his name Q"
said Souse Number One. WHO 90
We saw Bill Lamport. the citys
Beau Brummejl. all slicked up and
on his way 10 the football game sat
urday y. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
JUST FOLKS
BY EDGAR A. GUEST
LULLABY

LULLABY.
The evening star is shining clear.
By low. my pretty one.
The gentle sandman draweth near
BY low, my pretty one
Vow close your eyes I'm slumber
sweet.
The fairies wait my babe TO greet.
Full tired must be your chubby feet
BY low, my pretty one.
Now quiet is the busy town
by low. my pretty one.
The children all have settled down.
BY low. my pretty one,
on, YOU shall go where fairies stay.
To dance the long night hours away.
And come back home AT break of
day.
By low, my pretty one.
Travel away TO slumber land,
BY low. my pretty one.
Led by the good queen fairy's hand.
BY low, my pretty one;
You shall play by the silver streams
with ribbons of gold where the big
moon beams,
And smile your way through your
baby dreams.
BY low. my pretty one.
Hush, my ba by. the day is done.
BY low, my pretty one.
Softly the night is coming on,
BY low. my pretty one.
Mother will rock YOU 10 and fro.
over Your cradle bending low.
And watch Ger you as 10 sleep you
so.
BY low. my pretty one.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
The Tower Of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG

long time ago before election
we ust 20 get a contribution every
week or two Them good ole days
have passed by. We don't hardly
get a pleasant look nowadays.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

Those farmers wool growers and cotton men
who are going TO hold their crops for higher
prices should read the Bishop Of Bingen That old
fellow was the hrst master Of their lodge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
Already.

The base ball managers said thai
we would forget the graft in the
game-aud we have.
Copyright 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
OPPORTUNITY


Thus beheld. or dreamed it In a
dream; -
There spread a cloud Of dust along
the plain.
And underneath the cloud. or n IT,.
ragged
A furious battle. enc men yelled.
and swords
Shocked upon swords and shields. a
princes banner
NaVered, then staggered backward
hemmed by foes
craven hung along -he battle g
edge.
And thought Had I a sword Of
keener steel
That blu5 blade that the kings son
hears-but this
Blunt thing" he snapped and nlung
II from his hand
And lowering crept away and left
the field
Then came the kings son. wounded.
sore, bestead,
And weaponless, and saw the broken
sword
Hut-buried in the dry and trodden
sand.
And ran and snatched IT, and with
battle shout
Lifted afresh he hewed his enemy
down
And saved a great cause that heroic
day.
EDGAR r. SILL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

They turned Noah Webster down
for a place in tie Hall Of Fame.
Poor old Noah. ne seems TO have
been personally acquainted with a
lot of words but he didn't know
how to hook them up right.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

Andy Weisbere is the kind of a
hotel man that always goes home
when he wants 20 get something
good TO eat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
WE HAVEN'T PLAYED FOR 4
LONG TIME

Some men can show more concern
thing else
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

1T was such a nice day Monday
that Milt Frudenstein and Max Ad-
.er We're arranging 20 fight a duel
with swords in one of their over
coat departments. the department TO
be selected by the Tipping Of a
small coin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

own home from itching. bleeding or
prOtruding piles. hemorrhoids and
such rectal troubles. Get "A soc box
today OF any druggist. 4 single box
has often been sufficient You can
have a free trial package by send
ing the coupon below
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

iu.lsian aarssFo iaaal,s I,anone D. q
sl,as.aiauiss - snrslle isiunis > suss
.fis sar.1p Az I~sa tssssir.s lss aul.
- gae ~ han tFaieloaado. scls vUuo
irsa-.
si - fnssa ffaBs.s. eSsuilrso our -.
tus triaisns ~ ~asristcxssan , ne en
t.saussgIan ''l'ess iialianus-- me A.
10. hncsssla cxamcn ae ruussrsWin-.
~ ~ qn~laa. Falsnrnse. ae cue lsa nliA
aes. niestsndo~e eqnisntivvs. iFuirn a.
Oar hos yurw.slas"s 10 cur. cn l,Iin.
lsitso. lcs ga-gacnxa A csgs iialianos
ics lmUxr muy natural qne los nor.
irasnrSicanos. los inglcses . Dos lclgas
- opauran a sus Tcivindicaciones ie-
rrii"rlalcs ga Ia ilalmacia. 10 que les
irT3ia g. que RosoirDs, pOr quiencs
cilos iraicionanon scnerosamenie a sus
allados en- 1915 no al'andOnemos hoy n
los nucstros para colOcarnOs a 81 ladO.
I'm Sn amor por nosoiros. qnerrian que
nosoiroS fncsemOs capaocs. pOr ellOs dc
desoir In causa de Ia justicia. Senti.
menialmcaie iienen raz6n.'' Y creO
que con solo darme asf cuenta de Ia
.exacia siiuaci5n moral del prOblema
hastariamc para excusar todo 10 que
illay de amargo de hOstil. dc duro y de
aggressive en- cl mOdo de hablar de los
iliallanoS cuandO dc Francia sc trata
Dcspu6s de hablar. no sin algO dc
lingenuidad. de sus desilusiOnes amO
lsrosas, los in!electuales de la carta agrG
gan: "En tOdas parties, Francia sc
yergue contra nosotros como I'm adver.
tsario eiIcarnizado. En- vez de ayudar.
mos u realizar nuestras aspiraciOnes
Francia ha acceptable el papel OdiOsC
de policfa para vigilarnos. En- suma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

a. tss&aessa flslia. tsEnle a. D.
5esri,ns lrlsa.saals.s ttnn.alliiu1s. Esa.
~ o. nulzlsaf ans Warts q ~ tssn,
ss~s.. qi,e b ffsasa a. ralis. ssil4.r
dlssssa. slssniae ssaaiilaa,sa. b. he
susa1ae ri sssizasslsf sii syalicsiar ''Nes
oinss. lss gtr ~ rs1Fslanios --ssnniFs,.
aa dislrasae sssr slncuucnis--. az sra
unos sas.mirus a. f'FulRaa si.io "a ss,a.
irmrse. amaieus nnr neles \ 10 isug
macssFuk seaaglmirntas. sssaaa ios - ~.
IA lgaiia. ~ gspirxRn cn niEs auc r.
I,arczCa a ln nnulutia. Ia culiu i'o ~
lssesira.- A rsSo las inislcSauaiss De
Paris rontcsian: ~JanaNsD n'u'sira.
~ noseinos. ni al Isug.l,lo fFaWsiS Ga
rcncral. sonos nr>lonsaiilcs de- lo cue
decide Ia C"nfcrcsscIa d. Ia Ilaz \ cn
craDto Il ynesiras NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dAl-
maias. que os lsas,e sal.cr cue. cn rca-
lidad. apcBas lcilcnlos Hsla idea vaga
dc 10 que - IL DaliRacia. i.o male
es que ca casos como este cuando Il
malcaioRdH llega conrcriirse cn obs
euro rcncor. ninswma cxplicaci5n por
clara que sea, basia para disinarlO.
la carta de los intelectuales. en- la
cual algunOs Qnieren vcF. 81 no Ia ma
no. lDOr 10 menos la infiuencia de Ga
lIraei D'Annunzio. tiene. por 10 inen0s
In venfaja de ser el tnlco requisitoro
franco que hasta hoy han eserito los
que intcutan els gran prOceso de ingra-
titnd contra Franci;s ';os extraila-
litzin los intelectuales tescanos-7,q que
nuesna animadvorSs6n. vaya airigiaa
solo contra vosOtros Y no contra tOdOs
los aliados? rs pordue durantc la
iguerra tambien nuestro amor Sc con-
4 ..s4 stt tis. ~ -.A ~ = ? !:
centric en- nosotros = 10 'en los Gemas q.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

y todas las cantidades que el adeu-
dabati pol' 'Stls conferencias llevadas a
cabo Dajo los auspicios de la Junta
del Iiceo ]. b. Pond, siendO dicbO ems
barge expedido por ell JueZ Greeuhbaum,
de II Ccrte .Suprema de New York, pa
IA RESPONDER de una demanda presen-
tada contra el novehsta hace..s algdn
tempo en- Buenos Aires. FL demanss
dantc 10 es una casa exportadora, de-
nominada W. E. Peck &C Co., qua recla-
ma G,9S2 dollars del demamdado,
El embargo fue solicitado, teniendo
en- crentta qdss e seflor sf Ibaiez reside 6
en- Madrid ~; J; Paris que puede haecr
uso de- sns propiedades para trasladar!.
las gtaauellas loeahdades en- cualquic-
IRA lopo,thnfdad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
BLAsco IBANEz DEMANDAD0' 'P6R
G,9S2 DOLLARS
(Traducciones de Ell IMpARcIAL)

Ell Sheriff Knott embargo ell % de
dicienore algunas propiedades perte-
neciertes Vicente Blasco Ibanez, no
velista, cue estaban depositadas EN- las
casas button Y Co. y Alfred A. Knopf,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

habiendo abandonado ella porael pue,
bio amado. a slis antiques aliados, ell
pueblo amado tenfa sfhcra que abando-
mar ssus amigos serios solo Dor serae
a ella grato... 1890.
b. Comes Carrillo.
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