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Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
II ech0n9c Burns
 To DedH When
 A3rplone Drops

WRAY. Colo. Sept Is.-John McGinnis. 21. mechanic or this city, was burned to death and Alexander (Red) Isendrum. pilot or Denver. was severely burned when the gasoline tank of their aiTplane exploded after fau of loo feet near this city this morn ing.
 The two men were bringing inc plane. which was owned by Den yer company. Co this city to make exhibition flights here this after noon. The pilot was just com pieting a tall spin when witnesses observed that something appar- ently went wrong with the rudder and the machine crashed to the ground. The gasoline tank eX pioded just as the plane hit the earth.
 Lendrum received his most se- were injuries in a vain endeaSor to rescue his companion. The plane was almost completely de molished. McGinnis. who was the son of W. D. McGinuis of this city state senator and banker. had been employed by the Denver company for about two years. Lendrum is said by the company to have been a veteran flyer. According to officials of the company. Len drum and McGinnis had been mak- ing exhibition flights in various towns of the state for the past month
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
ctsir kennev |. American

CORK, Sept 19.-The hunger strik- CTS in Cork jail were reported today to be in an exceptionally weakened condition, due to a bad night eNper- fenced by all especially Burke and Power. who have been suffering from insomnia. A Cork hospital nurse said that Henncssv was unconscious and scarcely more than living. The condi- tion of Kennov and Donovan was grave.
 The Re. q. Carroll Of GreenaCh, called at the Cork jail and notified the governor of the jail that Joseph Kenny was an American citizen. He said that Kenne.-. who was arrested on suspicion of Heing an Irish Republican soldier and now ia one Of the hunger strikers had lived for many years in Montana and that he was the father of sever children. Father Carroll who is a fel- low towsmau of Keunev. said he had communicated with the American authorities establishing Kenney' American citizenship. ken1ey was married in Montana and returned to Ireland to improve his health, accord ing to the statement of the minister Harold Barry, former high sheriff of Cork, today telegraphed the archbishop of Canterbury asking him to intervene with the premier on behalf of the hun ger strikers on the ground that they now had lasted 'the 40 days and 40 nights ''
 MoSWINEY SENDS MESSAGE
 LONDON, Sept. 2O.-Lord Mayor MacSwiney today will send the follow ing message on behalf of himself and the hunger strikers in Cork jail tc
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
Ch1cagoom Sued for $1OO,OOO
RzH ZUSWER

sued him and threatened to commit suicide if he did not marry her, whereupon he did marry her before a year from her divorce had passed.
 She makes the same claim, saying that he forced the illegal marriage.
 Until Niagara Falls"
 Tn one of his love notes Martin wrote. I'll love you. Ruth. until Niagara Falls" Another read:
 Angel Child: Instead of writing you with my enchanted pencil. I am using a scratchy pen. However. that does not have anything to do with how much I love you which of couree. is more than this Carrow skitters down to the structure here) building could hold"
 Mrs Martin Is the daughter of the late Colonel Henry Lathrop Turner.
 As a slight ray of hope. Mrs. Mar tins attorney says her suit need not end in the payment of s100.o00. A marriage ceremony will just about fix it up" said she. Mrs. Martin does not want money. she wants Jaffses, Ir~
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
THIRTY-EIGHTH DAY OF HUNGER STRIKE
 BRINGS NO CHANGE

LONDON. Sept 19.- The condition Of Terence MacSwiney. lord mayor of Cork. was reported unchanged in three bulletins issued today by the Irish Self de etermination h-ague. although he appeared somewhat refreshed by two hours sleep during the night. The evening bulletin said
 ''He is extremely weak but stiu con scious.
 Considerable talk was occasioned to- day by a paragraph appearing in the Sunday Times under the head
 'sWho Is Feeding Mr.. MacSwiney 9
 It says: Every body is asking who is feeding him. There is no doubt at all that the government is not giving him food. or any of the prison officials IL is suggested that his visitors. priests and relatives. are giving him sufficient food to keep him alive
 Pointing out that Mir MacSwlney and the Cork hunger strickers have virtually equalled Dr. Tanners 40 days fast, the newspaper asks how the first l 2 men to be found-Mayor MacSwiney and the Il in Cork-when they tried to go without food could equal Dr. Tan ner's record. which excited the wonder of the world. In reply. Art O'Brien of the Irish Self Determination league said tonight:
 ssNo nourishment or food Of any kind is being given to the lord mayor .''
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
LITTLE HOPE HELD
 FOR POLISH PEACE

RIGA. Sept. 1S.-After two hour conference. today between M. Dombski head of the Polish peace mission. ar AdoIph Joffe chief of the Russian soviet delegation. the opinion was -ex- pressed to the Associated Press by M. L.ados. secretary Of the Polish mission, that there is little chance of a ycessa- ton Of the Russo Polish fighting until preliminary peace terms are agreed upon.
 The favorable military situation Of the Poles at present and the arrival of the Polish delegates. coupled with the deliberations. have created the i'm precision that the conference may be long drawn out Until the Poles are able 60 establish a line which can readily be defended. it Is considered probable that Poland will not agree to a cessation Of hostilities.
 Todays conference was held behind glosed doors. NJ. Joffe drove to the conference in a limousine which be- lonEed 10 the late czar Of Russia
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
SINN FEINERS TAKE
 20 AUTOS IN RAIDS

BELFAST. Sept. 1S.-With 20 auto mobiles captured from weekend plea sure seekers. Sinn Feiners in Tyrone Saturday carried out one of the biggest raids for arms in the history of Ire land Early in the afternoon body of armed men stationed themselves at the entrance to Gortin Glenns and held up all motor cars.
 When 20 machines had been cap tured force of 100 masked men, all heavily armed and led by an officer, entered the cars. the drivers of which were compelled to drive the raiders around the country. visiting houses in search of arms.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
CALIFORNIA LABOR LEADERS
 APPROVE HARDING'S RECORD ASEMPLOYER AND LAWMAKER
H9gh EIplos1Ue
 Bomb Found Gn
 GenOd EIchGnge
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 GENOA, Sept. 1.-Two high ex- piosive bombs similar to the one that exploded in the stock ex- change here on Friday, have been found by the police in livery stable, but the persons who hid them there have not been discov- cred. The authorities are closely following every clue, feeling they may arrest the perpetrators of the outrage and possibly reveal an In- ternation'aI terrorist plot which may extend to the United States.
 Six Hunqarians have been ar rested since the bomb explosion. They had plenty of money but none of them had Identification papers. They are said to be communists and were taken at a hotel alleged to be a reidezvous for radicals. Several Russians and Hungarians, held as suspicious characters, were found there recently.
 Police officials have ascertained the bomb had been made recently, and for this reason, there is some suspicion that it was turned out by a plant occupied by workmen. At tempts have been made to blow up several fashionable restaurants, one of which was located in the basement of the stock exchange building.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
GREAT LAKES NAVAL
 TRAINING STATION
 HAS SCANDAL PROBE
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CHICAGO, Sept. 19-Irregulartties aggregating s6.OOO have been discov- cred in the recruit payroll at the Great Lakes naval training station by a spe- cial board Of investigation sent from Washington, it became known today Officials declared that the total may be moro than s75, 900 ds additional ir- regularities were rapidly being Hncov- cred. Lieutepant s. r. Sullivan, until three days ago in charge of the pay roll, is being held under guard.
 It is charged that hundreds of naval recruits, at the station only a few weeks, were swindled -out of pay through false receipts, the victims gen orally being at sea before they discov- cred that they were not receiving full pay.
 Captain Daniel w. Wurtbaugh, com mandant at the station, refused to dis cuss the case other than to say that a shortage had been discovered.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
LABOR DEPARTMENT SAYS LIVING COST
 ALREADY DECREASED
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 WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-Twenty- seven Of the 43 standard articles going into the American family market de- creased in price between July Is and August Is, it was said today by the de- partment of Iabor's bureau of labor statistics which made public figures showing that during the 30 day period ending with the middle Of August the retail price of potatoes fell A per cent and the price of cabbage wenteflown 41 per cent
 The drop in sugar price was placed at 14 per cent. Most kinds of meat decreased in price.
 Eggs went up II per cent during the period. With this exception and pork chops which increased five per cent. the increases in other foodstuTfs were two per cent or less.
 Indications that the decline in food price levels was general, is seen in statistics showing that each of the 5I cities covered by the bureaus survey reported decreases. Minneapolis led with decrease of Il per cent. with St PGs'l second with q 10 per cent decline
 Decreases in other cities follow: Nine per cent. Detroit; eight per cent, Chicago Cleveland, Indianapolis l Kansas City, Milwaukee. Orna ha /. seven per cent. Denver. Memphis: six l per cent. Butte, Cincinnati. Columbus Reward New York Philadelphia 1 Pittsburg. St. Louis. Salt kake City 1 Seattle; five per cent. Baltimore, Bir- mingham. Bridgeport. Buffalo. Dallas 1 Fall River, Louisville Rochester l Washington; four per cent Atlanta Boston. Houston. Los Angeles. Mobile l New Haven Portland, (Maine) Port 1 land, (Oregon). San Francisco SaVan i nah and Scranton: three per cent 1 Little Rock, New Orleans, Norfolk two per cent. Jacksonville. Richmond and one per cent Charleston. $. C.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

Irishmen throughout the world, accord inE to the Daily Mail
 Tomorrow I shall have completed my 40 days without tasting food and. though lying here helpless, my facul- ties are as $ clear as ever. l attribute this to the spiritual strength I receive from my daily communion bringing me bodily strength. assisted by a world Of masses and prayers.
 T believe God has directly inter vened to stay the tragedy for a while for a divine purpose or his own It is incredible that the people Of England will allow this callous, cold hlooded murder 10 be pushed to the end. | think that God is giving them their last chance to pause and consider. But if their determination is 10 go on. our resolution was prepared from the be eiuning and we are prepared 10 die"
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20


 Though the Sabbath Senator Hard ing received a front porch delegation today but no speech was made and there were no flags. no banners, no bands.
 The delegation was a 100 members Of the G. A. R. from Akron, Ohio en route 10 Indianapolis for the national encampment. The senator and Mrs Harding shook hands with each. To- morrow, another delegation of about 400 veterans from northern Ohio will stop here. Senator Harding will ad- dress them.
 Among those who conferred with Senator Harding today were Howard F.. Greene of Chicago. secretary of the national sheep and wool bureau: Major Henry $. Hooker of New York. Gov K. l.. Beeckman Of Rhode Island. and Wade H. Ellis, manager of the Wash ington headquarters.
 With MT. Green the senator dis cussed pending legislation that would require the branding of shoddfes so the buyer would know their real charac- ter. We merely want" Mir. Greene said. "legislatiou that will insure that the buyer of fabric will know exactly what he is getting and not pay for something better than is really being furnished"
 Major Hooker was formerly a mem Der of a law firm with Franklin D. Roosevelt. brought cheering news of the campaign.
 Governor Beeckman, accompanied by Mrs. Beeckman, was a guest at the Harding home last night, departing for the East today. He issued a state ment in which he asserted Senator Harding's speeches have made a great impression on the public while "oue finds universal disapproval of the campaign of villification and false statements that the Democratic nom inee has been making"
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
N. E. A. Republican Special

CHICAGO, Sept. 19-She used to be his darling" his dear" and his angel child" and her neck. to him, was a darling little neck" And. besides all that. a certain stalwart office building, pictured in one of his love notes. could never hold the amount of love" he had for her.
 It was sweet "life's young dream" bubble-but it bursti
 And now he calls her his "cave woman
 Bues for S1oo,Co0
 4 Chicago judge will hear the stories Of Mrs. Ruth Turner Martin and James Wrlght Martin. Jr. The cave woman. alias angel child" has sued Martin for s100.00O breach of promise following Martins own suit for annulment of d marriage ceremony performed at Crown Point, In January. 1920. six months after Ruth Turner's divorce from Harry E. Bishop.
 Martin sinsssts that Mrs. Martin pur-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
BUILDING TRADES
 PRESIDENT VOICES
 LABOR,S APPROVAL

MARION, Ohio Sept. 19.-Harding head quarters today made public statement issued by Congressman John I. Nolan of San Francisco; P. H. Mccarthy, president fthe Califarnia Building Trades Council and Daniel D. Sullivan, former president of the California Federation of Labor, following their conference with Senator Harding few days ago when the California del egation was here The statement said:
 We have found after most satisfactory thetic with organized labor in it's desire for leg station to care for the wants of the men, women and children of America"
 It also expressed approval of his attitude as employer toward organized labor.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
REPRESENTATION FOR
 FARMERS DEMANDED
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CHICAGO. Stp. 1e-The American Farm Federation today adopted reso- lutions demanding representation for farmers ad stock raisers in the chbtnet and opposing government price fixing of farm products. The resolutions also demanded that The government make a study Of the agricultural products and cost of producing so that frequenf. abnormal and ruinous fluctuations in prices or farm products may be avoid ed and urged revision of the tariff on agricultural and farm produce.
 The resolution especially demands that the secretary Of agriculture be a practical farmer
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
CATTLE FEEDING IN
 NEBRASKA EXPENSIVE

WASHINGTON. Sept 19.- Cattle feeding in Nebraska during the past two years was a precarious venture more likely to be unprofitable than not, the department of agriculture an- nouuced tonight in reporting the re- suits Of it's first cost of production in vestigation in the business of cattle feeding. Similar investigations arc beinec made in Iowa Missouri and Illi- nois and Indiana and reports soon will be made.
 The average cost of corn-fed cat tie in Nebraska laid down at the mar ket was s1491 per hundred weight for ? 29S head fed in the winter Of 191S-1919 and SIS S3 during the winter of I919-1920. There was an average loss per head of S317 for the 191S- 1919 fed cattle and of $10. 69 for the group fed last winter.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
CALIFORNIA LAPS PROTEST MEASURE
 DENYING LAND TO
 ORIENTAL FARMER
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 LOS ANGELES, Sept 1e.-A telegram asking President Wilson 10 grant Justice, equity and fair dealing" to the Japanese of Cali fornia, in connection with the ini- tiative measure prohibiting Japan csc ownership of land in the state to be voted upon in November, was sent from here today by commit tee appointed at a meeting last night of 140o Japanese.
 The telegram asserted the nnea- sure is unjust and inF1unsn and threatens the existence of the Japanese.'
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
POLES ANNOUNCE NEW
 SUCCESSES IN DRIVE

WARSAW. Sept I8-The communi- cation issued by the war office today says:
 "Our detachments have driven the enemy across the Stripa and have broken his resistance. They are ap- Droaching Sereth Our pursuit of the enemv's forces continues.
 In the region of Kobrin the enemy attacked fiercely but Vainly.
 .Tt has been observed that the Lith- uanians are reinforcing their troops.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
PAN AMERICAN

from La Pax. Bolivia, announce the organization there of the Pan Ameri- can bank. an American institution and backed largely by New Orleans capi- talists. The initial capital is given as S260 GOO. some shares being allotted 10 Bolivian shareholders
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
DISMEMBERED TORSO
 OF WOMAN IS FOUND
 NEAR HARRISON TOMB
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CINCINNATI. O., sept. 19-What is believed 10 be the dismem hered torso of a woman's body was found today by Nj. F. Adamson of Gloves. ohio, ly- ing in an unfreQuented spot near the tomb Of President William Henry liar rison. on the upper part of the body was a thick encrustation of lime, in- dicatinK. it was believed. that an ef- fort has been made to destroy it
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
A Free Canning Bulletin Is Waiting for Every Woman Reader of The Republican

Be sure that the canning methods you use are so correct that there will be no spoilaga. The directions given in this Department of Agri- culture bulletin are insurance against losing a single can.
 Then there are the recipes in the back of the booklet for preserves buffers. jellies &nserves. marma- iades-
 Tn the summer and fall no kitchen should be without this authoritative help to housewives. Send for t NOW.
 Gn filling out the coupon print name and address or be sure to write plainly)
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
Auto Wreck Claims
 TWO ViCfi7flS
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 DOUGLAS, Sept. f9-Frank Nj. Doan, lawyer, Douglas, a son of Fletcher M, Doan, territorial dis trict judge was killed and w. D. Patterson, also of Douglas, se riously hurt at o'clock tonight when the auto mobile in which they were returning to Douglas from Tombstone turned turtle about IS miles north oF here. Doan was driving and lost control of the car when he attempted to pass a north bound machine.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
Dr. Tanners Celebrated Fast

The fast Of pr. Henry Tanner Which virtually lasted 40 days was carried out under supervision of New York med ical college in the summer of 1880 pr. Tanner previously had abstained from food. one of his efforts unoffi- cially reported. covering 42 days. II was the doubt expressed regarding this achievement that impelled him to un- dergo his world famous 40-day fast. He then was @ years old and he lived to be ST.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

nIINcER sTRIkING BECOMES EAsHIONABLE

K, Sept 19.-A constabulary patrol was aInouscaue' y. Constable Mahoney killed and two others wer
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
ITALIAN LABORERS
 NEARING AGREEMENT

MILAN. Sept. 19-Complete agree ment between employers and metal workers is believed to be in prospect as result of the negotiations here. Relief that the difficulties presenting the graver problems of the situation have been solved is expressed
 The metal workers have accepted a wage advance of four lire daily, this an,o,1nt to be reduced 20 per cent in the cases of workmen from IS to 20 wears of age, and by 40 per cent Tn yta cases of women and children The employers also have agreed 70 sra,t a weeks vacation annually to
 A dispatch to the Exchange Tele- ---av,o from Rome says the negotiations Between the employers and the meta rI-o-rers in Milan were ended Satur- Ss1, evening and that an agreemeni was reached on every point except sxa+ concerning the dismissol Of work -s tIas v,bo have been guilty of crimes % inside the factories during ttnn 5he I5she The the M according to the dispatch, will e,sacl4ate the factories
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
STRIKERS ACCEPT MEDIATOR
TARIs. sept. 1o.-

lo-Repesentatve Of IlaIaH e0poE7T7 7HI
  advces Rome
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
sINN EEINERs AT BOMB PRACTICE
BELFAST. Sept


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Arizona republican., 1920-09-20

O who has
  daughter. ~7~I oul'v S ~
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
MANILA LAS BOMB OuTRAGE

Sept1 of n Rome to One S
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
LATE TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
REp FoRcEs DRIVEN BACK
CoNSTANTINoPL


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Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
HALTFAN. N. $.

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  fathers property
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
"eEEv EDITOR PASSES AWAY
OMAHA. Sept. 1.

9.-Ch middle his il city a paraytc
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
RUSS AND FINNs AT PEACE
INSANE MAN KILLS THREE

| STOCKHOLM Sept ls-Ihe peace treaty between itus
 Monday Dorpat says Hefsngfors dispatch
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
.,-.NrPv cOING EAST

4sTH INFANTRY CONC CONC FAST @Tbe
 DO |, ,It1.N Infantry. stationed al NlneI Ie1ll IIavsssf 45v Jones here, tooay re CaI1.p oaiued ordeTs to entrain Tor Oaiiii
 sherman. One
Arizona republican., 1920-09-20
Receives G. A. R. Deleaatio

an employer toward organized labor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-28
FAIR HELD
AT STURGEON CREEK
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

The first community fair to be
given this season in ThurstOn county
was held Friday and Saturday Of last
week and the Spurgeon Greek school,
house with large and most excel
lent display Of community products.
The exhibits consisted OF grains. veg
etables, fruits and grasses grown in
the Spurgeon district
Saturday was devoted to a program
and luncheon with a large and en-
thusiastic gathering present. E. B.
Stookey, county agricultural agent,
and Miss Myrtle Boone. county home
demonstrator. both attended Satur-
days session and gave short talks on
various subjects of interest to those
present.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-28
IN THE CITY
PRIMARY HAVE BEGUN
TO FILE THEIR NAMES

George r. Bigelow. assistant city
attorney. has filed his declaration of
candidacy for nomination as city at
ttorney with the city clerk. Mr.. Bige-
low was formerly city attorney. but
at the outbreak Of the late war gave
up his position to enter the service
as a Y. NJ. C.. A. worker. Upon his
resignation to enter the war work.
William Manier. who was at that time
assistant city attorney. was appointed
to take Mr.. Bigelow's place. Since
his return from service Mr. Bigelow
has acted as assistant city attorney,
while Mr.. Manier has filled the Office
Of city attorney
e. H. Wright. Of the firm of White
& Wright. contra ctors. has fled his
declaration of candidacy for the nomi-
nation of councilman at large, ana
w. E. Haycox, local insurance man,
filed for denomination for council
man from the fourth ward.
Emery Chaplin. filed Monday with
the city clerk for councilman from
the sixth ward. to take the place Of
C. B, Knox. whose term expires this
election.
All filings were made on the re-
publican ticket.