Arizona republican., 1920-06-04

June
 The school is a U-shaped building, 60X1OO feet in dimensions, mcIudlhs five vocational class rooms, all per rnanent construction, with modern ' school facilities The cost Will pc SS, OO0.-Daily Oasis.
 Will Build Hangars
 NOGALES-The construction quar- termaster at Camp Travis, Texas, has sent out circulars with details, calling | for proposals to construct steel hangars at various aviation fields under the t Mexican border projects, as follows;
 Camp $. D. Little, NoEsles, Arizona two hangars.
 Maria Texas, two hangars. Sanderson. Texas, two hangars.
 Douglas, Arizona. two hangars.
 Elisnore California, one hangar.
 Daily Oasis. !
 Junior Prom at Tucson
 TUCSON-The Junior Prom, given | Friday night on the roof garden of the ! Santa Rita was the most important function of the week in college circles. i The affair was an unusually success ful one and was planned and carried out on an elaborate scale The hght- ing effect was extremely effective, red | and white Japanese lanterns being used over the electric globes. Streamers or < crepe paper in the red and blEe of the varsity cO1Ors were used in decorating the beams and pillars of the pergola- sA l globes established. beyond question. 1 the year of the class acting as hosts. 1 Baskets of poppies and marigolds were used in further decoration-Arizona l Star.
 EIks Organize at NoeaIes 1 MORALES Nogales is to have an 1 Elks lodge in the near future, accord ing to a letter received yesterday by I Bill Payne from Peter Riley of Cliff ton, district deputy grand exalted ruler ! of the order. In the letter Mir. Riley ] informs Bill that he is forwarding the l application for a Nogales charter to I the grand ruler with recommendation that it be given favorable considera- tion, and predicts that NOgaleS will I have the pleasure of instituting a lodge within the next thirty days. He asks to be informed of the date of the initi- ation of the first class in NogaleS, so that he and a number of other EIks 1 of Clifton can motor down. It is said that there are now about 100 Elks in Nogales, most Of whom will transfer to the new lodge, and it is thought that q large class can be put through an organization, so that Nogales Elzs can present a very respectable showing in numbers immediately after organiza- ton. The first class will probably be put through in June. and it is very probable that the occasion will be made a state affair with large delega- tions coming from every lodge in the state.-Daily Oasis.
 Expect Big Shipment Potatoes DOUGLAS-Wor has been received . in Douglas that within the next two weeks the potato crops at Fronteras, Mex, will be gathered and made ready for shipment into the United States, } the first car load to arrive in Agua Prieta. about June 15, and will be fol- 5 lowed by one or two cars every day } until the complete crop has been 2 shipped to this side. All the available second hand sacks in Douglas have [ been shipped to the ranchers in From teras and vicinity and many thousand | sacks of "spuds' are expected 10 ar rive in Agua Prieta for shipment to , different points in the United States. With this large shipment from Mex : leo, the local market is expected to sustain a drop in prices.-Daily In ternational
 Boost Good Road Movement MORALES Good road enthusiasts Of santa Cruz county scored last night when a resolution was passed at a mass } meeting held under the auspices of the Patagonia chamber of commerce, : recommending that the supervisors oi santa Cruz county call bond election I not to exceed the sum of $100.000 for l the purpose of meeting the offer oi Q the federal government of $l5O,O00 anc 2 for the construction of a highway sys- ] tenn in Santa Cruz county.
 The purpose OI tue IHGtlnlSs MAA11 I was called by the Patagonia chamber ' of commerce at the request of the No a gales chamber of commerce, was to as a certain whether or not the bond issue
 of S175,000 voted in 1917 for road i'm
 provements in the county could be df D verted for the building of the Bankhea' r. highway route through the county, tn t federal government offering to giv' l. S150 for every s1 subscribed by tn T. county.-Herald.
 T. Will Deport Mexicsns TUCSON-The westbound deporta
 ton party which passed through Tue
 son Sunday night at 6:10 o'clock Il
 charge of Inspector Kline of Washing
 ton, D. C., left two alien Aexicans wit
 the local immigration officers to D
 sent to Mexico. This train, which
 made up of specially constructe
 barred cars, passes through Tucso
 once every six weeks or two month!
 It swings around a circle. going sout
 on the western trip and taking tn
 northern lap on the return. This tri
 the local office had no aliens to sen A on it but received the two Mexican A The train continued to San Francisc M and Portland and will return to tn T East via Cheyenne. Wyo.. and othe w4F