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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22

Master Bronlre Transmission Gears and Clutch
Propeller Shat; with Avoc Joints: Tobensen Internal
iimken-Dsvid Brown worm Fear Axe Thinker hx
md Besrngsthese few OF the that show the
stuff these Trucks made Of
The Steering Gear connections
the Radiator important detail in Truck construction
Csst Tank buiup construction spring supported the
Ignition by unfang Eisean Maeneo The fabrication by posi-
tive Force Feed to all bearings Brakes and Wheels
strong and powerful Every spoke in the wheels guaranteed
against defects for the life Of the Truck
This then the MASTER TRUCK cvcrything Of the best;
everything than need be- detail developed
adapted and DESIGNED into perfect whole by
famous IN the Truck industry since ts beginning And far
conducive than sny,hnr tho record Of MASTER
TRUCK Ownerssn Of teor there has been Who
will not il IS literally "the Master Of them all"
Is wonder then that MASTER TRUCKS known every
where ONLY Good Trucks but Trucks that always
wherever End by whoever used stand and
service under .'e hardest conditions of load and road?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
T~vrol<c Super Strength and Super Power Is Built Into
SANxAS Them By Long Experienced Truck Makers.

Strength Power, Reabiy-thcse the great essentials
Motor Truck The of MASTER TRUCKS is founded
superabt in these cascaon perfected by
engineers Merely the quality and dimensions materials tell
their story to the knows Trucks
Consider for example the strength and ruggedness Of
the Two-Ion MASTER Frame is made Of high alloy steel
practically unbreskab It's big hangers haees are Of Eee
tie Furnace steel Of unusual strength All dimensions are far
oversize; larger than many consider amre for heavier
tonnage The heavy Slice Manganese Steel Springs long and
eayrdng provided with Rebound Plates which make them
too practically mSreokable
Every connection and supporting member this same over
scale The intent has been merely provide sufficient
strength rather 10 furnish engh vnbrcslsb,, strength
throughout 0verosds End abuse provided or
The big factors Of ssfo,y invaluable insurance.
The Of the famous Military type Mser.Buda
Motors giant for work scbne dependable as a ehronomer
represents The sounde development Motor Truck engineer
ing today Money cannot buy better Truck Motor quality
goes through every detail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-22
niger, sells al S3lS5 Delivered
Savage Tires
HEAP BIG MlLEAGE!"

HEAP BIG MIEAGEp
mileage higher end hgr70O0 5000 10000 and
miles will fully the real
ing of theSa wage slogan, "iicap bS mileage"
GOOD MATERIALS
scs-sd and the highest grades Of ubbers
good enough Tires Price the first consideration buy
ing Savage materials Nc better materials obsnabe than those used
in building Savage Tires and Tubes
MODERN METHODS
made ny the w9pcdead and vucsnred
No old machines methods
methods the least
believe they fer hc BEST that is why they used
SAFETY FIRST
Double safety Savage Tread Tceh principle
the skid resistance Of the diagonal walls
Long wearing good-oi,g Added mileage
Tread, too ..., \ q
DRUAL RED INNER TUBES
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-24

Clerk 5 Office,
y Mary Parish, I.ouisiana.
I. J.. i. IeGnndrc, Dy. Clerk 23rI IN
,fc,al District Cont. ST Mary Parish
Louisiana, px-Offcio Dy. Recorder, De
hereby rrrtjfv that tho above am r."
gong constitutes true and correct copy
If the original Act of Incorporation of
The Elsie Co.. Inc., as on file and of
record IN my office in Book | of Record
Of Ircorporations. Entry No. ia, Page
35G, Inscribed therein Of date Marc!
4th, 1920.
H. evidence whereof, wines" my ofi
c.al -'-.atule arj The impress II tht
seal II Nv Office ,h.s tth Gay Of March
4 H., 1920.
(~igIcdy L. !. LEG En- DIRE.
| Dy. Clerk and cx Otfioio by Recorder
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-24

right at their ortion of cumulative vot
ny in tie election Of said Directors.
ARTICLE VI
The d"micile of Ibis companv III
hereby Fixed at Frankli Parish OF
all legal prOcess shall be served as
provided by law
AR ICLE VII.
The capital stock Of this company
shall he TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND
so J,00NR9) DOLLARS, divided INTO
Two Hundred and Fifty (2j0) shares
Of the par value Of One Hundred
($l90.00) Dollars each, fully pad AM
non sal le All Of said shares shal!
|! G Of caral la1k Stock NAV be Ua'G
for in cash. or exchanged for services.
or property. Stock not subscribed for
AT the time Of incorporation may be IL
sued at the will Of the Directors, ans
>halI be sold for such sums, not les
han par, as the said Directors may
elect.
ARTICLE VIII.
Upon the expiration of this Charter,
either hv Limitation or action Of the
stockholders, its affairs shall he liqli-
| dated and wound up in accordance with
law.
ARTICLE TX.
This corporation shall become a gon"
concern as soon as Twelve Thousand,
Five Hundred ($l2. 2.500.00l Dollars If
| the c;.p:lai stock has been actually susr
>crlbcd 'pr, and this aft of ;nsofs,oTs
( tJon 1v%.F Also .4pe as Su!-srgiptm'
4 LIST. tn parties hereto have affixed oYt-
I pe@ltc -tialr Games tsac nuninr Of shares
~ capital S+3.k Cor whicls each sub
scrils-4
1hi- .Eae sn.l sigsef at Franklin
4 LoUi~raua o4i this 3r: ,tay cf March
I lSZH, II Ike Yle esrnce of +. l.. Let.epdif
ana Jossr {a;cx, competent witnesses
ami ne. Notary, after due reading Of
the whole
I, IS gned)
H John Elsie C2o) shares
\ u. p. Iss1km. err T. CE. DsT
! nan t:}3) shares
L. II. Darnan (7O) shares
d. \. Hebert (l5) shares
Witnesses:
L. J. LeGendre,
Jessie Black.
!. ROBERT f. BRUNBY,
Il Notary Pe..lc
The St. Mary banner., 1920-04-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
90 q Judicial D -'rict COurt-Psr.
ish of St Mary.
Succession of Cieus /. Mayor
lsreasei. No. 1923.

II EH5EI J. W. UD-D.
Whereas. Mrs. Eloiie naigIe Mayon.
a resident of Mo 4an City, La, has
pettinn-d This t!onOrabe Court for
letters of a. mini ,tratjnu nu the estate
Of the la.e Cleus L. Wagon, decea sell.
lOte>tate.
Notice is hereby gigea to all to
whom il may concern to sitow cause
aithin tn days from tire date Of this
unt,ticatinn, why The PRAYER OF tue
SAID ,,etitir uer shorld nut t." granted
In tv'Ceuce whereof. witness ~
oGhcio! sis nature and M" iuQ press ~
the seal OF Gay uft,ce tEj, latn &av 81
April, A D., 1926,
L. ]. L.GENDRE,
Deputy { C!era Of Court
Evening star., 1920-06-03

OAKLAND, sensible six sedan:
demonstration, driven about | 200
miles. Frank. 6o34. 1922 Conn.
ave.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

AU xVn 0AA, 0AOs
FORD delivery for sale; practically new car.
used s months; in perfect condition. Ihe
Vogue. 1929 n. Capitol st.
MAGNETIC, Dixie high-tension. perfect. 81;
carburetor, Stromberg. new, model M-42, "a
inch, S16. Main 1884. Mr.. Baldwin.
DELIVERY CAR-IArge body, fine condition;
newly painted; good tires. Main 1854. MI.
Baldwin.
OAKLAND TOURING CAR, like new; fully
equipped: $S75. Phone Lincoln SAB. o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; 7-pass. touring car:
completely overhauled and in fine mechanical
condition; repainted last year; a hne looking
and fine working car; price, $500; will demon
strate. Phone Capitol, Branch $50. day time.
or Room 3O1. George Washington Inn. 8
FRANKLIN TOURING CAR, 1919 model; ap-
pearance and quality like new: will take small
er car as part payment A. j. Stabler, 40
st. w.
VELIE sedan, fine condition
leaving for seashore; sacrifice
for cash. See car at Selby
Garage, 1915 18th St, no dealers.
FORDS-FORDS-FORDS
Chassis. with Ford starter. demountable
wheels and suburban body.
0ne-ton trucks (2) one with ice wagon body
Coupelet, 1920, with cord tires; cheap fol
cash.
Light deliveries. choice of two.
STEUART'S GARAGE,
Authorized Ford Agents
Evening star., 1920-06-03

ESPONSIBLE PURCHASERS
ID Cars in Washington.
m. G. c. Pearce, Gen. Mgr,
Main 1912.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT-Furniture for sale-Rooming
house: II outside large airy rooms: mostly fur
nished large attractive restaurant room at
tached: only place near the Torpedo plant.
Alexandria. Va: where many hundred men
will be employed: opportunity for good
business rent and terms most reasonable
don't answer unless you have money and ex-
perience Address BOX 4-P. Star office.
CIGAR and soft drink bus; long lease; rent,
S36 S400 per week.
Tailoring business; lease; rent. s35; good
trade.
Light grocer and soft drink business q
rooms: rent. $3i.
23-roon roorling horse: rent $50.
Grocery ani ! room rent. SO.
Del. busiTasS rent Sc.
r. NJ. CURTIS, 416 .th st. NV. Room 511. >
GROCERY AMI niarhe: for sale-Eght- room
hoLsc: ;,a:r room; two and horse gas0-
line station i;:aia highway; excellent corner
location: particulars phone Ros 39 v.
,I..:tl =. .5.SiNESS-
Fer yourself The trnck hauling busa.
pcss offers the unest kind of opportu-
ait.as To g-aae money. Let Us explain.
T:;.cAs ran he purchased from the Mo-
10. Cou..any of Washington. with
.nslI ,;ctosit the balance to be pafd
.s the trucks earn it, Call Mr. .. r:
Innde-s West 71o, Motor Company OK
Washington 18th and II SITS. NV.
cr.yrTY PsHIoR-Exc'usive and well estao-
80. cent ally located: 5000: owner leaving
g "-i' 50
Evening star., 1920-06-03
r. F. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker,
O17 E St. NV.

Ol< l. ~. 4N' w.
Grocery and Meats.
NE. location. Daily receipts, $1ao Three
living rooms ard bath. with store Five-year
Grocery and Meats.
Good n.w--iocat0n Store and four living
Hrn. business from So to 500. Price. $500.
Grocery and Meats.
Nc location. Average receipts. 500 daily.
store and sx-room house. Will give lease or
sell rrorerty rriee OF Of c6 stock and equipment
Grocery and Meats.
store and living rooms. Daily business about
So Rent, $50. Price. 5000
Confectionery.
Ice cream and soda fountain business sec sec
ton NV \ mint for hustler. Price. $500.
Auto Accessory.
yrlcanizing and gas-flling station. Price.
s., 900.
Lunchroom.
Northwest. splendidly equipped and a paying
proposition. with several furnished rooms above.
Rent reasonable. Price right.
Lunchroom.
Central location. Owner will sacrifice on ac-
count Of leaving city. Make offer.
| have several high-class
lunchrooms and cafeterias on
my list.
Rooming House.
Downtown. l. rooms. Rent SIS. Price.
81, 900.
Rooming House.
"a rooms. Near Plaza dormitories. Rent.
$50 Lease. Sacrifice. Price. 81 900.
Rooming House.
Pa. ave. Is rooms. Rent. ss5. Price. s7OO.
Bakery Stand.
Good bakery stand in Arcade Market. A pay
ing proposition. Price. $500.
For Business Places of Merit See
P. F. CARLEY.
Evening star., 1920-06-03

HUDSON roadster; will sacrifice: cheap ac-
count of being discharged. L. Flickner, Walter
Reed Hospital. Ward 73. Sc
Evening star., 1920-06-03

LIBRARY CHAIR-OyerstufTed black leather
chalr; hne piece of furniture shows practical
~ no wear: would cost today over 800; must
be seen 10 be appreciated: owner leaving city !;
SO. Call Cleye. Sl6 3s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20
THE NEWS PRINT PRO-
DUCTION

The paper manufacturing indus.
try represents an investment OF
about $3.50, 1000. 900 and employs
10000 people.
Four tons of coal. wood and chem
icals come into paper mill for ev-
cry ton of finished product sent out.
Each ton Of paper that is made re-
quires one ton Of coal or its fuel
equivalent in oil. A cord of wood
makes 1000 pounds of pulp. Paper
manufacture has hard problem to
keep pace with consumption, daily
newspapers alone having circua'
. ton of 100000 copies. United
States and Canada last year produc-
ed 2.1s3,oOO tons of news print pa.
per, production increasing 8 per
cent annually. Print paper produc-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20
MAGELLAN - A CURE FOR THE
BLUES. But NOT FOR
"AARYS ANKLE

The fair ankle OF Doris May. who
with Douglas MacLesn is appearing
in Thomas H. Ince pictures. received
a warm reception that It did not ex'
actly appreciate during the filming OF
"Mary's Ankle" the photoplay which
is coming to the Lyric theatre next
Wednesday. According to the plot
Mr.. MacLean is an impecunioas
young doctor without funds and with
out patients. Though unmarried, be
has sent out announcements Of his
wedding in order to beguile a prom
Used fortune from a wealthy uncle
The uncle is coming to see his bride
The worthy doc. unable to produce a
spouse, is panic stricken. At tbs
psychological moment a pretty girl
srains her ankle In front of hi, of.
flee. Out her ushes and carries her
In. He rubs Mniment into the in
jured member.
And here's where the fun came in.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20

pany to earn fair and reasonable
return upon actual Investment. I'm
less this Is done. = utility cannot
borrow suiacient funds for develop
ment necessary for service to the
public.
Heneyvilie--Utah idaho Sugar Co.
has men At work preparing site near
here to start excavation Of sugar
factory.
Railway brotherhood expels two
thousand outlaw striking switchmen.
Utah tot get ss.ooo.ooO for for
est reserve highways.
Utah sugar beet planting being
rushed.
vernal pushing highway project to
Grand Junction. Colorado.
Eureka--work pushed on new
plan OF Griggs Hush Leasing Co.
Standard Oil Co. building seven
teen tank steamers to bring oil to
the United States from other coun-
tries.
Willard--Nine thusand dollar
bond issue for rebuilding city water
system issued.
Salt Lake---New Morgan service
station located one half block from
Sugar House opened.
American ork-rrrisation water
will be plentiful this summer on &C.
count Of the deep snow pock in the
mountains.
Coaiville--New modern garage
being built.
Eureka--Griggs Hush mill soor
to operate.
Salt Lake-Three cash and carry
markets opened here.
| Peterson-Highway between here
and Morgn may b improved soon.
| Salt Lake-Utah Sulphur corpor
alton to spend s250.O00 this veal
in new equipment.
| Green River-Large amount o.
wool to be shipped from here thi
year. &C.,.
| Ogden-Union Pacific Railroat
company awards contract to Utal
Construction company for thirty fiv'
miles Of grading. .a,'.,
J Green Rlver-work on, well o
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20

AN OPPORTUNITIES has and
may never again be offered to Farm
Home SeekersEin one of the best irrigat-
ed sections of the Snake River Valley, ad-
joining Idaho Falls, Idaho, and in the
same district as the famous New Sweden
Section. Close to good schools and church
es. Telephone line and rural mail route
established. Electric line for lighting
and power purposes are now constructed
along this wonderful tract Of land, so
that purchasers can equip their homes
with all modern conveniences Of the city.
THE LAND OF THIS TRACTS of the
very best in the Snake River valley. The
soil to depth of twenty to sixty feet. is
a rich loan and volcanic ash with an un-
DERIVING strata of lava, which for all
time to come will care for all surplus wa
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20

One Thousand Oil Co. progressing.
The Rolston Nolan bill for fed
eral tax of one per cent on all land
holdings over $40, 1000 irrespective Of
improvements would strike a large
percentage of farmers and industries
II is single tax pure and simple un.
der new disguise.
Salt Lake---Southern Utah Tele-
phone company may raise rates. =
Ogden--More than 100000 to
be expended here this summer on
Central junior high school. Weber
gymnasium and David G. Eccles
apartment house.
The mounting tax bill in North
Dakota to pay for socialistic expert
ments of he league is a bad adver-
tisement for it's program.
Creating more offices. increasing
taxes, multiplying laws. is forcing
our country towards political failure.
The enactment of multitudinous
laws is the cours OF legislatures. Too
many laws paralyze business, indus
tries and citizenship.
All st. Louis papers adance prices
due to cost of paper. Suppose they
had TO first get permission Of pub
lie utility commission. t I'D
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20

AIT per cent to the platform men
and IS per cent to the track depart
ment employees In agreement which
is to continue for one year. Increase
totals ss51.s0s annually and in
creased rates are necessary 10 enable
company to meet the payroll.
Salt Lake--Utsh Oil company ex-
pending $4,000 to enlarge plant.
Eureka-Shipping conditions i'm
proving at the mines.
Increased production and not in
creased cost Of production is need Of
the day to bring down living costs.
Park City-Ore shipments again
reach normal.
Payson--Additionai paving pro-
posed here.
Ogden-Construction work to
start on arsenal here.
Contract for construction OF Lund
to Cedar City highway awarded by
the saate road commission for
Lenth of road 1880
miles.
Garfield.
Oil and radium indication al
In allowing increased rates to
power companies the California rail-
road commission In a recent decision
said I'VE believe It TO be In the
interest OF consumers that they. pay
rates sudieient to enable the. com.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20

ter and prevent the necessity of thing
so common in many sections where irri-
gated farming is practiced'
THE SNAKE RIVER VALLEY DIS
TRICT-Is noted for its large and abun-
dant crops of wheat, oats, barley, peas,
potatoes, alfalfa and sugar beets. The
average yield per acre being from forty
to sixty bushels of wheat; rs to 100 BUSH
els Of oats; fifty to eighty bushels Of bar
ley; 400 to GOO bushels Of potatoes; four
to six tons Of alfalfa, and from ten to
twenty tons Of sugar beets.
We have evidence Of much larger yield
in exceptional cases.
WE INVITE YOU TO INVESTIGATE
This most wonderful opportunity. The
land is all under cultivation, with first
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20
The Utah Weekly
Industrial Review

Ogden to have aviation field. Steps
taken to purchase 5000 acres Of
land for the purpose.
Oil activity In Uinta field fncreas-
es.
Steel bridge to be built over vir-
GIN river on Arrowhead trail between
st. George. Utah and Las Vegas.
New. Cost. $4,000.
St. George-Black oil and sand
struck at q depth of 1850 feet near
here.
Ogden-Large amount of paving
to be done here.
Logan-s2s.s71 school bonds vot-
ed.
Ogden Baptists plan a $4,000
chruch building.
Under socialistic program of the
Nonpartisan League farmers would
sooon be land renters from the state
instead Of independent land owners
Manti--Sanpete County vote.
32so,o0o bonds for hard surfacinl
roads. af .
Salt Lake-Utah Light and Trac
ti6n company increases In wages o.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20

ton increased last year $4,000
tons over 1918. and new plants this
year will add 10000 tons. New fac
tories building that will come into
production in 1922 will add news
print at the rate Of 1900 tons daily.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20
And the Revsroef

Bandages have been Invented con-
talnlna insulated wires to take cur
rent from storage batteries or light
Ing circuits 20 that they can DO kept
warm Indefinitely.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20

No sooner had Mr.. MacLean start
ed to apply the remedy to Miss Mays
ankle, while the cameras clicked
merrily. than the latter sprang to
her feet with an exclamation OF pain.
my foot is on fire." she cried.
Mr.. MacLesn started in alarm.
Then he looked at the liniment bot
tie In his hand. Under no circum-
stances rub the liquid irto the skin"
he read.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-20
FARM HOME SEEKERS OPPORTUNITY
The Very Heart of the Section of the Snake Rier Valley
Near Idaho Falls Idaho.

class water rights, in one of the oldest
and best canal systems on Snake River.
TERMS OF SALE-After the first or in
itial payment of twenty per cent of the
purchase price, there will be no payments
until December 31st, 1921. Balance in
nine equal annual payents with interest
at seven per cent per annum, beginning
January LIST, 1921. This tract of land is
now owned by the Utah Idaho Sugar Co.
All persons interested in such propo-
sition can obtain further information by
calling on, or writing to
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11
Luncheon Club Entertains counciImer

Luncheon Club Entertains Councflmen
 At the regular meeting of the Cliff ton Luncheon Club today the Club had as it's guests the Mayor and members of the Town Council who were welcomed by Mat Danhauer, vice president of the Club. The Mayor and members of the Council made short talks before the club and invited the club members to co-ope- rate with the Town Council for the best interest and welfare of the com munity. Those who spoke included Mayor D. w. Jones, President Geo. Gamble, Councilmen Norte, Firth, Tanner. and Carr The luncheon was presided over by Vice President Wright.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11
STATE SENATOR

I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to the office of State Senator from Greenlee County, Ari- zona subject to the endorsement of the voters of the Democratic party at the ensuing primary election.
 In seeking reelection to this office I stand squarely upon my proved ad- herence to the principles of our party and upon my record in behalf of this County and the State of Arizona in the session of the Fourth State Legis- Iature.
 H. A. ELLIOT
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11

We want the best automobile agent in this county to take the agency for the Commonwealth automobile. This is the car that has made such ex- ceptional economy records, and is the best value on the market today. An excellent contract will be given the agent for this. territory. Address, with full particulars, the George H. Reuben Auto Co.,, 227. 235 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. Common wealth distributors for the State of Arizona
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11
The following marriage licenses
Cunty Engineer

The following marriage licenses were isued by the Clerk of the Super for Court the past week:
 Thomas Soule to wed Ruby Taylor Reagan, both parties being from Mo renci.
 Solomon Baca to wed Jacinta Vozza. both being from Morenci.
 Lorenzo Musso. to wed Felicita Marietti, both being from Morenci.
 Felicitas Garcia to wed Eustagina Ramirez. both from Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11
State Health Survey


 Miss Bertha Forshay, the School Visiting Nurse has been delegated by the State Board of Health, acting in conjunction with the Arizona Anti tuberculosis Association, to conduct a health survey of the Town of Cliff ton. All citizens are requested 70 further the enterprise in evry way possible, answering enIuirias made, and allowing inspection Of houses and grounds
 It is expected that this survey will be completed during the next two months.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11
FOR SUPERVISOR

In the belief that the agricultural district of the Gila Valley in Green lee County is justly entitled to repre- sentation, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Supervisor, subject to the action of the voters in the Democratic primaries.
 JESSE B. SIMS.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Presbyterian Church

During Rev. CHI. Lows absence there will be services only on Sunday even ing at p. m.
 Sunday School as usual 9:45 a. m.
 June 13, Community service on Y Lawn Tennis Court.
 June 20 Service will be conducted by w. J. Craig Watt. The congrega- tion is especially reminded to come out to this service. Everybody cordial ly invited to hear good sermon, ap- preciate our junior choir and worship with us June 27 service will be con- ducted by, A. Lalman.
 July 4, A. B. Bother, will preside.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11

Appointed Administrator Chrsty Estate
 Word has been received in Clifton of the oppintment of Vic Hanny, of Phoenix, to be administrator of the Els tate of John Christy, deceased, who died suddenly at Gila Bend several weeks ago. MT. Hanny was a busi- ness associate of Mir Christy in vari- ous bushes enterprises.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11

Messrs. George Clem, Bart Gale and Claude Packer, of Franklin, were business visitors at the Court House on last Monday. MT. Clem making his final proof on his 16O acre homestead before U. s. Commis- sioner, Dave W. Ling.