Arizona republican., 1920-09-15
New ornanization Formed


 DOUGLAS-At an enthusiastic meet ing held in Nogales yesterday afternoon the Southern Arizona Good Roads as sociation came into being. The meet ing was attended by 75 delegates rep resenting the counties of Cochise, Pima, and santa Cruz. Yuma later will come into the association.
 Judge Fred Sutter of Bisbee was made permanent chair man of the new association, and Shaut Bowyer of Tue son later was made permanent presi- dent
 One of the first official acts of the association was to adopt strong resolu- tions protesting against the initiated proposed highway commission bill for Arizona Dispatch.
 Union Elects Officers
 MIAMI-At last nights meeting of the Globe Miami Central Labor union J. r. StaIey was elected as delegate from the Central L9bJr union to the annual convention Of the Arizona State Federation of Labor to be opened in the Labor Temple at Tucson at d. m. Monday, October 1. 1920.
 It is expected that practically Il the various unions of the Globe Miami dis tNict will send delegates to the conven- tien.
 The following unions have already selected delegates to the convention:
 MuSlcl291S ullOll, T. L. " Gll6I-
 Globe Electricians. L. T. Wilcox.
 Movie Operators, J. A. Wiebel
 Miami Carpenters, r. A. Culberson.
 Culinary Workers union, Charles Brouchard.
 The next meeting of the Globe Miami Central Labor union will be held on Thursday, September 23, 1920, at Globe Miners Union hall. Silver Belt.
 Candidates to Dance
 MORALES The candidate dance held last Saturday night at EIgin was such a successful affair, that Sonoita has fallen in line and 1t is announced that a similar dance will be staged in that community on the 18th of this month.
 Candidates of both parties are in vited to attend the dance and especial ly the defeated primary candidates.
 Of course the herd of voters will be there, but mothers are requested to leave their babies at home so they wifi be protected against the osculation of the candidates who have a peculiar trait of kissing babies when voting time draws near
 The dance would have been held this Saturday night but owing to the num- Der of voters who received bruises on their hands at Elgin last Saturday night from the constant handshaking of the candidates. it was decided to nOld the dance saturday the 16th so the hands of the voters would heal and be ready for another fray.
 It is reported that the women of Sonoita will bake a large number of cakes for the event. a dish of which all candidates are very fond.-Herald
 U. of A. Has Active Summer
 TUCSON-With summer sessions al Bisbee and the Flagstaff and field courses in geology and mining and ar chaeology, the University of Arizona has had an active summer. Many oi the faculty members have been occu- pied either in the summer sessions ol field trips. carrying on research worl along with their summer instruction. The session at Flagstaff was held il connection with the regular summer school of the Flagstaff normal Courses were offered in a large variety of subjects and university credit wa. given for the work. Many of the pro fessors who instructed in the univer. sity session also carried courses in tn, normal school.
 Instructors who have returned from l the session state that the work proved profitable for both students and in. structors. and that everybody had good time in addition. Following tn, close of the session, a number of thu | professors and their wives left for tn,