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The Coconino sun., 1920-01-16
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS TO FURNISH AUTOMOBILES TO COCONINO COUNTY.

Office of the Board of Supervisors,
 Coconino County, Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Supervisors up until p. m., Feb. 1, 1920, for one automobile for use of the County Road Depart ment. Said car to be 5-passenger car between $1 ,00000 and $1 ,500.0O in price, equipped with full or semi-foat- ing axle, -ignition, wood wheels, demountable rims. Each bidder. must give full information as per the fol- lowing:
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The Coconino sun., 1920-01-16
Corporate Seal) Attest:
 JOHN ZALAHA,
 Secretary.

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The Coconino sun., 1920-01-16

12-12-6t
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
HnrIdn-E7ktOn Hit Pill
In DeI-Mm League Opener

league Manager Feehly has the best
talent from that locality signed, and
is sure TO make the rest OF them
hustle. Bill Clay, the veteran OF
many a hard-fought battle. Will be on
the mound for Eikton, and he VIII
have Bill Cam doing the sieadying
stunt behind The willow Robinson,
OF Newark, who is booked for higher
up, will be on first, and the rest OF
the inneld will be composed OF the
Dunbar brothers and Taggart. Mar
Gus, Adamson and Deibert Will take
care OF the outer gardens.
Otto Wagner, who win pilot the
diamond desllnies Of Harlan this sea-
son. will present equally as formid-
able array OF national pastlmers.
Dick Hughes or "Babby' McGoniglo
will do The twlrllng while Bunting
will chase the foul tips. Doc
Dolan, Billy Martin, Russ Smith and
Jimmy Mayhart will take care of the
inleld. This looks like the strong
est front line defense In Wilmington
today, and the ouiield is Just as good
with Otto Wagner, Norman Wingaie.
Ike Smith ana "puddy' Duncan 10 do
the fly snaring.
10 looks as Il some pretty rare base
bail is going TO be served up TO VIII
minglon patrons at the big opener at
Harlan Field. The prices will be %
and 40 cents. which sure is "A bargain.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

slreak OF victories. They appear as
good as they were in the midst Of last
seasons hectic nag hunt. But we
still maintain it Will be something Of
a miracle if Clcotle and Williams can
come through as strongly as they
did in 1919 Their work last year
viii be even more So
But if Faber is good again and
Dickey Kerr can come through the
White SoX have a chance-a good
chance.
Ted lourdan is no slouch on first
base and they're not missing Chick
Gandil so much.
KID Gleason isn't mOping lie
thinks Faber is back Red sWears he
Is. And If Red comes through as a
winning pitcher the SoX are going to
be around the top.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
HARLAN B0WLERS
TO SPILL PINS

Saturday evening, on Grady's drives,
Harlan's Industrial Bowling League
champions viii endeavor TO balance
the count with the Tietien and Lang
Shipbuilding five.
William H. Todd, familiar TO all
Wimmgtonans for his interest in
anything rsd-blooded. has put up
trophy for the total pin winner Of the
colllding. The Todd outfit has lead
of 232 pins which the local shipwork-
ers will have TO cut down. This ad-
vantage in the first section Of their
match in New York. in March.
Despite the fact that their guests
enjoy the distinction of being tele-
graphic champions Of the country. as
well as champions Of New York and
New Jersey, The Harlan oulih is go
ing right after that velvet" the EN-
pire State boys have amassed and
then attempt TO battle them better
than even The rest Of the way.
There is no doubt that the strange
ness of the New York drives handi-
capped the Harlan lads, and with the
knowledge Of all the little tempera-
mental twists of the local runways at
their finger tips, the result Of tomor-
row nights scuffle at Grady's ought
TO be interesting
Wright. Young. Geary. Baugh and
Doelzer will represent Harlan, while
the Tielien and Lang crowd will roll
In this order: Servas, BullWinkle, Van
Holien, Koelin and Berchers. Eighl
o'clock is the announced time Of the
opening gun.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

We've heard a lot about come
backs this spring and included in the
list of stars of former seasOhs was
the name Of Urban Faber- And it's a
good thing Reds name was mention
ed or else the comeback experts
would be batting nothing. Red really
looks like a come-bacEer. lie won his
first game against the Tigers, allow
ing seven hits and tanning a halt
dozen.
ID was Red who figured big in the
snort news Of 1917 The White SoN
Won the old rag that year and also
the world series. Red shined In both.
Then ne dropped out OF prominence.
lie was badly needed last year but
desplte the treatment the old arm
wouldn't respond.
Red took on some weight during
the winter and did something TO the
arm that made him confident ne
would come back. The news leaked
out and hc was inccludcd among
those who believed they would come
back. lie has.
Lefty Claude Williams and Eddie
Cicotle again are starting on on a
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
{Sy.HE. HE.INS[SIEOE EOEER|ssA1;s sB8l

Georges Carpetier has Y suits Of
clothes and so won't have time 10
wear Oyeralls.
JACK Dempsey can't afford to buy
72 suits Of clothes, but he's raising a
mustache, according to reports.
Dempsey can wear that suit OF
oyeralls he bought TO pose for the
shipyards pictures.
Sing a song Of baseball
The scores run into teens
We used to play a game like that
But we used a sack Of beans.
Nick Altrock is in shape to start the
season, but they don't need him in the
lineup yet. The game looks funny
enough as il is.
He wore a suit of OVeralls,
A farmers wide straw hat;
His shirt cost twenty dollars,
SIX beeveez under that:
He came out TO a baseball game
And in a box he sat;
Who said a left-hand pitchers head
Is the only one that's fat?
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
nrITANcr cIIrn cMOKER

The Defiance Athletic Club held It's
final indoor boxing and social func-
ton OF lhe season last night.
furman e.. Cole addressed the mem
hers of the club last evening on box
ing Paul Mcdonnell and William Null
len added 10 the evenings pleasure
with selections and Harry FauerNile
gave an exhibition Of iigglng. Jack
MCGOWAN was present.
The results OF the bouts were First
bout Young Johnson outpoinied Md
Hurley; second bout. Mickey MOI fs
ouipoinled Kid Highland; third bout,
frankie Lewis and Bruz Lowell fOurht
10 a draw, fourth bout, Buddie Clark
oulpOinted Young Joe Allison; nflh
bout, Georgia Morrow outpoinled
Freddie Burton. sixth bout. Young
SWinger lost a close bout 10 Kid Casr
seventh bout, Joey Filliben and sam
my O'Brlen fought to a draw ~ ind
up, Charlie Garley ouipointed Kid Me
graih.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

Bearing all the earmarks OF a cur
tain-raiser on The big time, Harlan
will enjoy ahe privilege OF prying on
the omcial lid for local 1920 baseball
season when they clash with Elkion
in the opener of the Dol-Mar League
season, tomorrow afternoon. Mayor
Taylor has accepted The invitation to
loss over the FIRST ball, and Prcsidfnt
OF City Council George Lyon viii 90
he receiving. We don't know
whether II Is one OF Mr., Lyons quips,
but we've heard II said that "City
Council is always catching h. or
something from the Mayor"
In addition to this official inaugural
The Harlan Apprentice Band. which
has made quite reputation Tor
Itself with the Shipbuilders, will
make its first public appearance out
side Of the plant. These boys. thinty-
Owe strong. ought 20 cut some figure
Dutftted In their new dark blue uni
forms. Director Cox, who has made
! band out of a bunch of novices in a
little over iheroe months. viii be In
,harre of fhe music end or course,
here Will be the flag-raising and
Dther features
Elkton. the only Maryland entry.
Is coming TO Wilmington with a
speedy combination with which ID
Nill make Its bid for honors in tha
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
1e,:.Nlli1HHHNsRE -

take spin and keep myself In The
best physical condition. When l iln-
ished seventh in the Boston event last
year knew ! could train and win 1t.
IN preparing for the Boston race this
spring ] put myself under the care OF
Peter Hegleman, the veteran pedes-
trian. II it had not been for Hegle-
man and his words OF announcement
all through the race / do not know
what ] would have done. ] weighed
i32 pounds before the race lost Just
seven pounds during the hours %
minutes and 81 seconds ] put in over
the course But now ! am looking for
ward 20 the day when ! shall be-
come an American citizen"
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
DELAWARE PLAYS N. c. TODAY.

Special 10 The Evening journal.
NEWARK, April 30.-In North Caro-
lima State College, Delaware this
afternoon will met one of the strong
est teams on the baseball schedule.
at 2.30 o'clock, the Blue and Gold will
play Stevens on Frazer Field.
Coach LeCato is much pleased with
the shape OF his relay team that will
compete in the big meet on Franklin
Field, u. Of p. tomorrow. Harmer,
Tebo and Pitman. who are sure TO
run, have made some exceptionally
fast time in trials this week. The
fourth man viii be selected from
Smith, Graves. Lilley and McMullin.
Delaware Is entered with Swarth-
more, Dickinson, Lehigh. IIaverford.
Rutgers, Gettysburg. stevens, New
York University. Lafayette, Washing
ton and jefferson and Muhlenburg.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
GIANTS no PLAY pnIsONFRs.

Harlan Giants will lineup against
the colored prisoners OF the New Cas-
tie County WorkhOuse at Greenbank
Members of The Giants are requested
20 meet at No. sos Walnut street at I
O'Clock tomorrow. The PLAYERS are
Ridgely, Johnson, Green, Lewis. John
son, Bonds Gaines. LOut, perrig0n.
Watts. Lewis, Brown. Morris and
BQyles
johnson, the famous third sacker
OF the Giants. who was injured In the
game last saturday with the Eleventh
Ward team. will likely be seen In
Madison Square Park, Thirty-fourih
and Reed streets, PHILADELPHIA
against Madison Stars. of that CITY.
on next Thursday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
sArrnnAY SHOOT AT GREENnILL

The Greenhlll GUN IIuD WcWnVIs
are looking forward to saturday AFTER
noon, when they VIII hold tnelr fefu-
ior 5O-fargel club shoot, and also
shoot for the third leg on the double
TARGET Gun. Several special event.
are also scheduled. Boxes Of shells
will 10 TO high guns in theidinereni
GLASSES. With the improving
weather. conditions the scores Of the
shooters are gradually improving and
several shooters will be out on sat
urdav after the long runs.
W. w. Terrill started the season :
long runs last week With a ,oO-targei
shooters nromisc 10 top this feak
A big day and a good time is promised
AN shooters visiting Greenhill on sat
urdav afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

Chet Thomas (right) showing
SeOrge CykOwSh how TO grip the ball
l0r "A slow one.
Chet Thomas, Cleveland catcher.
tertainlY has done his bit In turning
but super-pitchers. 10 was Chet who
saught and coached Carl Mays, Babe
Ruth and George Foster into stardQm.
That was with the Boston Red SOx.
Last year Chet turned out finished
product in George Uhle. the rank
Susher who reported TO the Tribe at
New Orleans.
This year he is working on George
Eykowski, the pitcher Branch Hickey
hied TO get from the Indians. CykOW-
Xxi is another amateur. He's never
played 10 a professional game. lie is
zig and strong and has wonderful
sandlot record, performing on the
best teams around Cleveland. He looks
sVery BIT as good as George Uhle
booked year ago.
Chet Thomas lis a mighty good
catcher. SO are Steve O'Neill and Les
Nunamaker and some persons have
Wondered why Iris Speaker kept all
.hree on his team
"They're all flrst-string catchers-
have no sec0nd-string men, iris
remarked
ilong with O'Neill and Nunamaker
sut they'd miss Thomas, for he is
he boy who has a record as the de
felOper Of stars His ambition now is
70 make Uhle and CykoWski as IA.
nous as Mays, Ruth and Foster be
came.
He thinks they have natural abiit,
md viii come through. Uhle Ger
.ainly looked great last fail. II Cy-
kowski does as well il will be a won
1erful stunt TO the credit OF Che
Thomas.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
TO SHOOT TEAM RACE.

Many members OF the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association viii leave
on the $50 standard time b. and O..
train tomorrow morning for Baltimore
TO shoot the annual Delaware-Mary-
land team race A number Of The
Wilmington men have made arrange
menls To take their wives and expect
TO stay over until Sunday night.
The traps at Bellevue viii be open
tomorrow for those not making the
trip and the usual take-home tro-
phics Will be given
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
EDGE MOON mas SOME TEAlI

The Edge Moor Del-Mar League team
VIII open ils season tomorrow with
the fast New Castle nine at Battery
terry Park. New Castle. Manager Sta
pleford has a wealth OF material 60
select from. His pavers
G, Riley, p. Jackson, H. Day. NJ.
Jackson, A. Slrcl on IS Sta.4
Jackson. J. Stapleford. W. Fisher.
Jas. Adomson, W. Adamson. r. Clark.
W. Clark, w. Bags. n. Dolph, 4.
Sielndale. L. Fish. c. Jester. w. Wig
gins, l.. Kelley and J. Kendall
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
suNTnuROOk no PRACTICE

The SilNcrDr0Ok baseball club, OF
the All-MilmingtOn League. will prac-
tice at o'clock tonight on the old
Military grounds, South Clayton
street. SilNerbroOk players Will re-
port for practice promptly at 6
o'clock The following are expected
out: Crocket, Moore, Watkins, Lang.
Carney, Gray. Ewing, Darough, Hayes,
Gibhart, Elwood. 5. Logan, Toomey,
Money, w. Logan, Goodwin, BaldO,
Wood. krause and Gamhle.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
CURTAIN UP TOMORROW
ON CITY BASEBALL

Tho Wilmington baseball season
Kill open on Ave lots tomorrow, the
Del-Mar and All-Wilmingion Leagues
being scheduled. In the suburbs, the
suburban League will play It's second
series of games. There Will be more
Baseball in Wilmington and The sur
rounding country tomorrow than for
A long time, and should the weather
man send clear skies fast games are
expected.
The Del-Nars will start with Ave
leans. Elkton being scheduled at Har-
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

ian Field ind Edge Moor at New
Castle. Mayor Taylor will throw out
the FIRST bah at Harlan Field and the
company band will give a concert.
The All-Wilmlngion League open
ing will be full Of pep. President
Leo Walsh has gotten together a fast
bunch OF teams, capable of playing
good ball, and every indication points
TO a successful season.
. President Sieele's suburban leag
uers have already demonstrated that
they are fast bunch.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
s. WILMINGTON. 1

The Colllngswood High ball team
trimmed Wilmington High nine yes
terday at Collingswood by the score
OF 8 10 4.
Lannen the Wilmington pitcher,
iWirled an excellent game. lie snow
cd speed and fine form but was not
given the necessary backing by his
teammates TO win the game Rob
oris' triple In the eighth scored three
runs.
R.H. h.
Wilmington OOOOi2 6
Coningsw'd OF O2O02 Ks i2 2
Baiteries-Lannan and Maxwell,
fullerton and Briefly.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
NEW CASTLE A. &. no PLAY.

New Castle A. q. will cross bats
with the Liberty A. c. at Eighteenth
and NanBuren streets tomorrow after
noon. New Castles players are to be
at Fourth and Market streets at .
O'Clock. Any teams wishing games
should communicate with Raymond
Hartnett, r. L. d., No. ., Wilmington.
Del
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
BALDWIN ALL-sTARs WIN.

kid" Baldwin's All-Stars romped
away with a victory over Delaware
Electric last evening at quoiis, score,
4 TO 1. Baldwin's pitchers had every
thing their own way In all but the
one contest and showed excellent
form. The score:
Del Electric ..is 10 6 q Iii
Those who played were: All-Stars,
Denn. Carey. Ziegler, Connolly, Della
ware Electric, Conner. James, Thomp-
son.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
PETE TRIVOULIDAS

pecoming an American citizen is the
me hie desire OF Pete Trivoulldas
ne New York Greek, who won The
BOSTON Marathon. He will be unable
IA represent this country In the
Dlympic games, owing TO the fact that
ke has neglected to take out citizen
,hip papers, for which he mas now
applied. Trivoulidas says
II am going to become an American
eltizen. When ] landed IN this coun-
.rv from Greece things were strange
10 me. i was not long In getting a job.
am now employed in the restau-
rant Of John Wanamaker's store over
n New York City. | work hard all
say. but after get through ] also
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
DIAMOND IN ROuCH

MORGANrONN, w. Va, April 90
When an awkward freshman reported
TO Coach Cartwell at the State Uni-
versity he didn't look promising. He
wasn't even given a track suit. Dress
ed In ciyics and heavy military shoes
ne ouiiumped the field. Het got a
regular track suit now.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
w. 4. rs SOITu SIDr

The Wilmington Leather and South
Side ball teams meet at Sixth and
Cleveland avenue tomorrow afternoon.
This Is expected 90 be a fast and in
wants all his players on the Job at
Second and dupont streets tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
MlT IIKE MINE

NEW YORK. April ss.-harry Var
don, British golf champion. looms as
Walter Hagan's siiffest opposition
Nardon Is 80 years old. His years up
Sets the age limit theory in The Scot
iish game. Like wine, The Brit0n
improves with age-
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
MENTAL SUGGESTION.

SEATTLE, April 29.-Siwash fans
are getting tired Of shagging IL out 20
kainer Park TO see a ball game. The
club owner glanced at the box ofics
receipts OF last year and guessed the
answer. Hell build park nearer
town.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
()Iley'

Yesterdays hero-Claude Williams.
The southpaw ace OF the White S0x
let the Cleveland Indians down with
two measly hits and won G 10 4, the
sox going back into second place and
the Indians 10 third.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

Nickel O'Neill, the Braves young
catcher, dropped a perfect throw at
the plate anod Dots Miller scored
the run which gave the phils a I to 0
victory.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

paskert and Robertson raped out
home runs and helped Hippo Vaughn
win a game for The Cubs over the
Cards TO .
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

Art Fletcher and Larry Doyle threw
away The game with errors in the
first inning and the Dodgers won the
rubber game Of the first series 3
TO O.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

The Red Sox scored seven runs Off
four hits. two OF which were home
runs by Scott and Hooper and beat
the Athletics 10 4.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

Jimmy Ring pitched rings around
the Pirates while the Reds were get
ting fat of three Gibson pitchers.
Score 50.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

The Want Ads give full information
Of positions wanted and valuable
sales Of property.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

The Browns gave the Tigers their
second consecutive shutout and their
eleventh straight defeat. Scort 20.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
EDEN Clue SHOOT.

Charles Thuett won the first half
Of the shoot held by the South Side
Rod, Reel and Gun Club of the South
Sido-Eden Athletic Club, yesterday
afternoon with a score or 22x25. In
the second half of the shoot Charles
Thuett and Eugene Skelly divided
honOrs, each having a 2ix25 score. In
the special event Richard Patterson
handled the high gun with a break Of
22X25. The program was a big special
staged by the South Wilmington boys
and was run off in two events and
one special event Of % targets each,
special trophies being awarded in
each event.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

Babe Ruth raped one or Walter
Iohnsons but it was only single
and the Nanks lost TO Johnson
hlt a triple and piclnich his catcher,
hii n home run
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
FAIRAsoNT lRs AFTER CHALLENGE

games with any junior teams be
tween the ages OF 40 and "A years
Send challenges to Raymond Moockel
No 1908 West Second street
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

Some day Babe Ruth will fool 'em
and knock one over the fence.
On account Of the shortage Of white
paper the razzberry crop is not what
it would be in ordinary times
The White Sox We're full Of holes
last winter, but Kid Gleason stuck
close 20 his knitting and now look at
the standing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

ton. enunclated by America and ac-
cepted by England in her hour Of need
Since then England has been seeking to
overcome the ballot BIZ the bullet. She
is waging against Ireland an economic
war, REINFORCED by murder and arson
The correspondent asked what effect
recent reprisals would have on the peo-
pie and Mr.. Griffith replied: wait un-
til next election. You cannot conquer
Irish spirit by oppression. Any incon-
venience the reprisals have given the
Sim Fem has been less than the diff
Guilty occasioned to accommodate the
rush OF Uniouists to our ranks"
One OF the most sensational charges
Mr.. Griffith made was that many I'M
tried political prisoners had been tor
tured in prison with medieval methods
to force them to give false information
aga inst Irish leaders"
When asked for a statement as to 2he
Shln Fein attitude toward the Ulste :
boycott Mr.. Griffith replied:
1.-THE Irish Parliament has decreed
that any religious or political test I'M
pcyed as a condition to Industrial en-
ployment Is Illegal. 1t is matter of
ind ference to us whether such condi-
ton Is imposed In Belfast or elsewhere
IN Ireland There Is no Ulster boycott
A boycott was placed on Belfast. Ban
brtdge llsburn Dromore and Clifford,
but It will be removed immed ately when
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
DIVISION nv SENN FEM
IS DENIED BY. GRIFFITH
irish Leader Sticks to Prin-
ciple OF Independence.

DUBLIN, Oct 6.--Reports that the
Sim Fein organization has become d.
vided against itself were vigorously de-
MED by Arthur Griffith, leader Of this
organization. in an interview with the
Associated Press.
There will be no settlement except
upon the basis of Irish independence"
Mr. Griffith said. THE British Gov
ernment authorities are making a spe-
cia effort to terrorize the Irish people
and force them to abandon their claim
for Independence before the British
Parliament reassembles and the Ameri-
can Presidential election is held
Asked If the Sim Fen would enter
into negotiations with the British Gov
ernment, he replied: 'The Government
has made us no proposal and is trying
to ignore our existance. We have a
mandate from our people to set UP d
republic. and until that mandate is
Withdrawn we have no authority to ac-
cept anything less than complete inde-
perdence."
rs there a state Of war I'm Irelandr p
the correspondent asked.
ireland in 1915" Mr.. Griffith replied.
peacefully and constitutionally regis
tered It's vote for independence. accord
ng to the principle of self-determtna-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

ton Is accurately reflected In the fol-
lowing statement made to him this
afternoon: :.
''Tror more than three months Tire ren-
way employees have refused to carry
munitions for the military and police
The railways were taken over during
the war under an act to insure priority
for Government use. Large sums were
paid the Irish railways, which bene-
fitted both employees and shareholders,
who are mostly Irishmen.
"Butfhe Government has not received
The priority for which 1t paid. In fact
II has been actually deprived, with two
.xceptions, of the use Of the railways
sor its most urgent needs. Care hitherto
as been taken to refrain from any
ION which would be likely to force an
ssue. II has been hoped that way out
nleht be found which would not Involve
he stoppage OF railway facilities. but
he time is coming when the Government
nay have to ms st on its rights. The
ostaI and telegraph services are In the
anne position, as a result OF raids on
The mails and the cutting OF telegraph
y.ires."