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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
GIBBONS AND
MCCORMICK IN
EVEN BATTLE

MILWAUKEE. Ore. Feb. Ia
Tommy Gibbons. claimant 10 the
American lightheavyweigh cham.
pionship. and BOY Mccormick. light
heavyweight champion OF Great Brit
ain. were given a draw decision here
last night after ten rounds OF fast
battling.
Despite the fact the Irish cham.
pion forced the fight turnout. he was
unable TO land more than couple
Of real blows. Gibbons cieverness
permitting him to keep away from
harm.
Mccormick was considerably cut
up. The fact he was unusually ag.
gressivc In the tenth figured In tho
draw decision. The 81. Paul phenom
resortcd to infighting during the
fore part Of the battle and continu
ally heckled and jollied the Britishcr
The cight-round semi-windup be
tween Harry Casey OF Seattle and
Stanley Willis OF Portland was q
draw Casey had an edge.
Weldon Wing earned a decision
over George Eagles. and the other
six-round affair was awarded Il
Jack Barry over Neil Zimmerman
Leo Bell was on top OF Earl thinner
man all the way In the four-canto
curtain raiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
INew Workers;
Throw Mud as
Well as Bull
ny FRED TuRByyIiIE

CHICAGO. Feb. ie--when the
Yankees bought BABE Ruth they
started something right In their own
town. Ever since they've been
throwing the bull bark and forth.
And by they We mean IN. Colonies
Rupert and Huston Of tho yanks on
the one side and President Stone.
ham and John McGraw Of the Giants
on the other
The Giants are jealous OF the pub
iicity and the iimcligh, attained by
the Yanks In t.eir master stroke Of
winning over tho fans during the
cold. drcar months.
The Giants haven't IA yc, connect.
ed with Rogers fIornxby. and 20 all
they can do Is talk abou, that and
other things.
This talk OF S,oneham's about
the players deserving n raise In sal.
aries In mud-siinging." wise old
basebaiier told mo hero. "stoneham
said he favored increasing the pay Of
all his athletes. those under contract
as well as those yet unsigned.
AT the time Stoneham made his
statement he had only a few OF tho
players under contract for 1890. He
knew he had 60 raise tho others.
And II didn't make much difference
about the ones who had signed up
lie knew that most OF the Yankees
had not been signed and he knew
that talk would mako some differ.
encc TO them.
IT'S all n mudslinging affnir.
Practically every club In the country
has raised salaries this year. Every.
thing has gone up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Hey, Kid Fans!
IL Cents Will
Be Ball Price

Here's good news for the Md
baseball fans.
Yeu can Sc the Seattle Coast
League club play all summer for
II cents-onc dime and n p~any
~ taxi
Thh h the COED news for the
lana u Tomorrow. brought TO The
Sear spers Ssnetum BY Fred Xiv.
~ trsasurrr Of the seattle Coast.
egs yesterday. after reading the
s0psal In Tho Star 10 let the Kids
h ~ b,earhers for Is cents.
A. the local mAgs are going
- eoe bc<ter BY making Il .
dI0e and War tax and letting
thea In the blcArherS for this
pgire for any game Seattle plays.
ssme good things arr In store
~ Ssastie Md fans-spcrial Md
dnys And-well. that would BE- ict-
e1ng everything out Of the bag Of
rtunt tricks too soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Donahue and Raby Cop Last Star Ice Racing Prelmnar
Ten Racers
Compete in
Last Heats

Before anybody starts picking WIN
ners for The star Ice racing fiu4(
finals next week don't OVERLOOK
young +. J. Donahue. who breezrh
home frs, In the initial heat AZ ms
hockey game last night. Donahne
showed a world OF class on the steel
blades and finished well In front ~
his heat.
~. Raby walked of with the sec
ond heat. beating G. W. Carlson 70
the wire.
Ralph Bissetf OF the University %
Washington took the lead In the nrsf
heat and held Il for Elk laps. Dona'
hue taking things easy until the hnai
squirt. when be outdistsnced Bissetf !,
His time for the eight laps was z:iS.'
q. w. Carlson led most Of the way
in the second heat. Nut couldn't stand
the pace, and I,aby came home 4
winner in 2.zs.
Carlos Lyon. John y. Watson ana
Eric w. Lindroth were the other.
starters in the first heat. ana
George Delfel. William Berry and
George Mcleod started the second
heat.
The finals VIII be run on next
Wednesday. Elmer Satterberg. Clint
rnrr. J. T. Towey. IKE Staples. Don,
ahue and Raby will compete for Ibr
Star cup. <
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
FAiNrIlrARTEp

Jim Coffroth. former boxing pro
mo,sr. no~ managing a race track al
Tijuana. Mex. finds the turf gam
almost a. disconcertinx 90 handle a.
the sour-ounce glove sport Here u
an execrp, from . iettsr Jim recent
iy received from n 'faint-heartesi'
skate in Minneapolis:
q esp-~s In ~~sse 10 Assshev~ Cal
ifsruhS fo~ the rvsns1sd~~ Of the Wis
49,. ard I ~~et to kssw " yes suss-
sas~~ pvuse~stcs sgsau-s Nss,ess
hasdiis 10 eli tkaur whe stsAe ycss
saes tssrk 81 TtJsaas- tstsss the
managerial saa GsAsssss~ The safe
~ ~ the sp~~sas~es. Z would ed se~t
yassifl~d 10 usd~su.iaG the esr~c~
n~s~~.sxy In 70 u rtlsssA. Z veoid
srv~vst~se " " ,ea would pswstde
me With . 30. god foe the ns~~s.
p~esids~1 yeo -sassasx the trip s~fs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
AZEVEfDO LOOKS
GOOD

Jos Axcvcdo. the California wel,er.
weight. who performs before the Sc.
attic fans tomorrow night with Billy
Wright. has made decided hit with
the local fans by his work In the
local training quarters. lie is n
husky fellow who looks like he In al.
ycr;lscd. rough and ready mixer.
lie will run up against plenty OF op.
position tomorrow night. however.
when he takes on Billy Wright. be-
cause Wright has proved his ability
during the past couple Of months
TO rough things. and with his clever
meas In favored 60 beat the visitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
SPENCER Is
REAL ADDITION

II Tub Spencer. the portly catch
er acquired from the Salt Lake Bees.
settles down TO work and hits the
pill with the same punch he did las;
year. he should be a mighty blE help
10 the club.
Spencer refused TO play with the
Bees again when Ernie Johnson,
shortstop. was appointed To succeed
Eddie Herr. last years pilot.
Spencer u wise head and good
catcher Is absolutely essential TO a
good club. Scattic's team was wo
fully weak behind the plate all las,
year. and Spencer should take care
OF this job without any trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
STANLEY COyAI.ESKIE

Stanley covaicsklo says the news
rap-rr have got him wrong by call
Ing him a coal miner-shat In. h
never worked beneath tho ground
For four years he has been mem.
isr Of the Indians. and has neve'
been sorry for n.
The psuvvs tus~e go ~ wvuag
wh~s they esli me . svrsi miner. !
e~v~~ wssksd usa~vyseasa. I hsA
eas~6Ae v~~A - shsmsskta. IA.
drive . max ns~ss NJ the time. ard
'he~ sasus was Made
- have hat oas hobby. and thst
10 wtssisx bsii Gasses-asle>s 10
isn1sG sh~rw BY t-ts-e sr~r~s ~ wssk-
tag eatsn Inning tssti~s."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
ZIMMERMAN BOYS
TAKE l.lCk1NGS

Tho two Zimmerman boys. Neil
and Earl. who arc billed to box the
two Jones boys OF Tacoma. Nell
sackiing Harold and Earl boxing
Morgan. were both waliopcd last
night at Milwaukee. Ore. something
that wiii happen once In a while. In
spite OF their defeats. the thinner
man boys are both good performers.
and should give a good account ~
themselves in their bouts with the
Jones family OF Tacoma. here Fri
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
ANOTHER BRACE
or WE1.TERS

Another brace OF welirrS perform
In tho semi. windup when Billy
Shade and Jimmy Storey argue.
Shade took the short end Of the de-
cision the first time he boxed Storey
here last year. but has been going at
a fast clip In tho South and he ex.
poets 10 hang the Indian sign on the
local talent. starting Friday. Shade
has won over such good boys ~
Young George. Frankie Haynie and
the rest Of the San Francisco and
Los Angeles weltcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
GROVER ALEXANDER

When Grover Alexander. star huri
er for the Chicago Cubs. was aske'
what constitutes the hasds for sue
cess OF baseball stars such as T,
Cobb. Hans Wagner. Larry faloic
Buck Weaver. Stuffy McInnis ant
others. he said n was a natural eff
and love OF the game that creates
them.
III yeu don't love IN play the w~me
whsss = Mid. yeuIi ne,~w be . sur
ee.s In h~~~t,~li. Thu sssss ~ my
own su~c~-~ ! attribute IS Fprw s~1t
Ia natural ability and rs prv cent On
acquired skiii and tns~ie<ise Of the
game.
"Ift~h~vs shcuid take csss~ NJ thets
arms In the early spring days. ton.
In the spring my old 'suT,rs' feels ~
HIGHT ~ . feather. I.s~ssc TIN curve
alone for u IoaG time early In the
yeAf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
RrBE MARQuARD

Ruh> Maruuard. who was out o.
the game last wcason with n broker
ankle. In full Of hope for the COMING
season. He has -nt the following
message 90 President Fbbcts. OF tn
brooklyn Dodgers:
Ny aakie ts - sse~~G ~ sse~.
am cHGrv Ia 80 hs<k ~ she Uscasd.
This Will b. my Gr~stsss ssus"a In
bas~e,ali.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
WHAT THEY SAY

NJ . s~ssx . hig i~~sre hell eish.
ia make Ev~vs the snssassv ~iisssss
tho siix ht-~t hesitation. Ne wvaid
he . sses~ss " h~ sss - the s~reh
is szsr-s etstb~~. letsSsy 10 unifsrrp
wes . live ~ts~. siw~ys fighting foe
HE tsasa. esss he ts . s~wstbis fe<.
lsw, asA 10 ss~ NJ the ssnaxss~s so.
dc0ss Of BASEBALL I've ~v~e met.
sanf usa-vssssd Why Jshsay he
h-srs e.~~t.sk~<i. uis loyalty te the
~ssisaai t~~gu~ In tho dsys Of the
reds beip~ss ssve the g~su-. ard. IN
my opint~a. he should ~ provided
with . p.s-isbsa ~ same LISA"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
JOE sTEClIER

Joe st~cher. newly crowned ~ress.
ling champion. says there Is but ons
man he would willingly yield his tiiis
TO ~ithou, a struggle and tina, mar
Pcrshing. who put q
body scissors hold on the German
army
q sn . Nshs~shsa. ssA - 10 Co.
r~vshing. wps hsvs - . fasvu. ssd
- ~ss the rra~wal- bas my setssess
bald vas noshsax ~ssnpns~d Ia the
erts.~es heid rsv~hins ~ an the
usxs. ue essid wrsstie Jsss - -
fe~siveiy With Tire natl~s's psvhsesns
n prt tn him. 80 ths1's Why ] sso
foe him fs~ prv.sdeaa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
FOCRNIrR DEAL
STILL. EXPECTED

Seattle fans arc stili expecting
word from tho East that Jack Four
nier Is due TO jofn the locals. Four
nier. who wants 20 play hall with
the locals. may take another fling
n the big leagues. but the chances
are he will come 10 the Seattle club
on the deal that sent Claude Thomas
to the Angels. via the ST. Louis Car
dinais. Fournier would hold down
first base and another 900 club IN
that lineup above. Oh. boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
InYNl. I'D ENERS

Tho picture 81 Johnny Everr. for
MGR star second sacker In the Ma
tionai league. now shivcrinx out In
the managerial" cold. after giving
20 years ~ his life 90 the pastimo.
may yet b. worked over Into n movie
thriller. However. James r. Gaffncy
il still strong for the ex-Cuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
STILL NEED
SllORTSTOP

seattle stili needs good short.
fielder. Bruce Hartford. tho West
crn Lacquer. may do. but only time
will tell. lie had couple OF trials
with the Chicago White sox. but al.
ways landed with the pcs Moines
team again. II was impossible to &c,
Janvrin from the 1T. Louis Card.
nais. according to word from Sccrc.
tary Brewster. who ia swinging the
deals In the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
SHANNON AND
S(lll'NANN nOX

Eddie shannon and Heinie Schu.
mann will argue in Tacoma In n
stx round bout again tonight Its
the second meeting OF this pair. the
first bout going 10 n draw. Shan.
non .. given the edge TO win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

What a wallop this crowd will
carry In their maccs II they all
swing the big sticks In tho form
they have shown In tho past
Cunningham. Rates. woltcr. Spen'
Ger. Murphy and kenworthy should
crack the agate around the ,sOo
mark. Kopp is fast. but not more
than as clouter In this circuit,
according TO reports from the East.
Hartford IL questionable.
Wolscr and Spencer were two Of
the best hitters IN the league last
year. hitting well over the 500 mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

One thousand women 81 los Angeles
young and s,iii younger than that. form
one Of the largest Y. W. G, A. swimming
classes In the country. They boast Of
having developed the largest class %
perfectly formed and vigorous women In
the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Seattle SiWashes Will y;
Mighty War Club Lined
Up for Locals; Spencer
Will Be Behind Platter

Kopp left field Cunningham center field Bates. first
base Wolter right field Spencer catcher; Murphy third
base Kenworthy second base Hartford shortstop Gard
ner pitcher
Some sweet looking lineup WE'LL Mr. Seattle fan. that's
the the locals look at the time for the opening
game of the season. and still changes may be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

| IhazGd9

uhamsa 10 the NeNiFlAa cup rare
eooh . biG Junsp whea the Duthie
snAQvasa s<~a easervA The n~id -
Dae9 ruuAAy's Resaiaa. ne Car
1870 so ban~k pt.ssssd team.
- ~ saiy s<h<v ewtsse~. bst eli
nhsDs esuhs ase ssr~agiy rpVses~st~d.
- ~ rars shssiA - humdisges
- ~ wAy.
The pu.hts eleven viii oppose the
mack Diamond squad at Liberty PARK
nezt Sunday AZ z.ss
nab rorr,.. the craft NJ nessfvut
<entsr. has been signed up. and ~ifi
make hts initial appearance In the Dsthis
eoiors on Sunday.
0Qsps~s, n~ilisgsi. Ta.se~iiff~.
w., OTssBe. Dssgias 80 few
-. $50 81. sl.s :: ne '" -.
~ ssrs ever. we wssiA ~ thss
- DUht>1tes are geang - asahe
~ ~ - resaAs thesr pa-.rssssa
= ~ AeMnlas c~p.
aoee>P fnstbsif has taken . nev lease
II M IN Black Diamond. and . special
srnsn has been chartered TO convey the
vseteo down to Seattle for sundays
ba&t1A
fs1my over,on. Aiss Thompson. Jim
Yoetierww, Bob Mclean and sailor"
YnA are nov In the ranks Of the Blseh
u1amonda. With this bunch Of artists
~ he lineup. is II any wonder that the
eeo1 torn Inhabitants are waking Up
asain,
~ ca,sonado club II scouting for sns
o. to classy half backs fsaiiipEA vas
expeetsd to sign up for the coal dixgrrs.
but sd Beech broke all speed r~xuia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

ny ALEX e.. ROSE
% IL deabsfsi ~ iorai hockey fans
ever .sw sncb usa~hin~-tike wovk -
wns pat ny by the Vancouver s~ptet
~ the ARENA last night.
Tn. Nets we're ou,eiassed right from
the start. and the visitors were full value
for their q. victory.
All the sowing was done In the frs,
period. and the way the puck was sag-
EinK the nets behind Happy" Holmes
brought back memories OF seattie's first
worlds series game.
Doc Roberts was the big ACC in playing
and scoring. The Vancouver center had
three goals 10 his credit. while Harris.
walker and Foys,on registered one apiece.
Happy touched every shot that beat
him. Two hit HIS hand. one his pads and
the other his stick. Last night was not
MS h'sht out aa
"Cyeion-' Taylor !. ssir on the
isJur~d list. but Manager Patrick
should worry ~ tho rest 81 his hired
help continue their present form.
Referee Ions whistle was heard oftsnor
tnHn USUAL TOT 'nffHlte IHbln seemed
TO be IN. chief offender. You're getting
too speedy, Charlie.
Only ono penalty marred tho contest
Bill Adams being sent off for three min
utes for tripping Foypton In the second
period.
Following close on the heels II Roberts
Tor playing honors was Jack Adams, the
young Vancouver rover. He has the
markings Of another Mickey Mackay.
Jim RiI~y played q hard game. and
stopped several rnids "Itcin~swavd'
With his poke cheek. Hickey and
Rove we've also prominent.
Keep your eye on FoyHton" must have
been Brother Franks Instructions to hts
men. That favorit- song. II Know
What II Means to Be Lonesome vas not
| on Frank last night.
The Msts have . ssfff series ahead OF
them new. pisying In Victoria On friday
ana Vancouver m Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

The New York Yankees viii have n
Murphy battery this season---that Ia at
the beginning. They are: Dan Murphy.
catcher. % Taftrsiiic. Conn. and Chester
Murphy. pitcher. OF Winnipeg. Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

Boy Mccormick. Enriish heavyweight
bossr. who IL making his home on the
Pacific coast. rrcentiy pinrhsd for
speeding 20 Aii~sabie. near Portland.
the irene Of fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

Toronto baseball fnagnstss ssy they
fear only the Buffalo. Baltimore ann
Akron teams In the International LEAGUE.
this year-meanlnS which they expect 90
finish at least fourth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

Jaek Bfiiton. at the are Of ~. IL fh&
oldest active ring champion IN tr~s5
American ring today. lie boxes often
and 10 nnassing a small fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

Nov that Tacoma has succeeded In
getting into tho newly organized Pacific
International league. the maEnsies ar.
trying TO figure out easy way to raise
$40. 600 TO finance the club for the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

He's entered the finals for The
Star Ice title. Donahue won the
first heat last night at the Arena.
y. J. Raby. winner OF the second
heat. WIS in n hurry 10 get home
or something last night because he
didn't give The Star photographer
a chance 10 mug" him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
GAMES BILLED FOR
FRIDAY

The second halfseaSon of The
star league win get under WAY Fri
day night Two games are billed for
tn. Etks and one for broadway. The
Eiks and Soldiers q Sailors club will
argue at the I.iks at .. m. and
the Piper a Taft team and Co. II
meet In the second UT At . y. m,
Br~ws'rrs and Phoenix will mix a;
broadway a; TAO. All teams billed
for Friday must have their regis
tered lists In today. so far only the
Piper a Taft men have registered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

George fKnorkou,D Brown has offertf
- box Johnny Asher and Younr zul4(
Kii In the same rtnE-fopr rounds
each borsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

Burt Hhof,~n. outnsidsr. has been
chosen 10 captain the 1879 ~ Louis
Cards by Branch Hickey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Class Will
Radiate at
Big Cage Go

That's what viii be the pass
word at the Y. VI. 4. 4. Satur-
day night when the knights ~
Columbus and MaeipouK all. South
wick fives tangl~ for - place la
The star league basketball finals.
Neither team has lost . game
this season and saturday night
viii be- the Waterloo for onc Of
the two squads. which viii bring
together the cias-icst array Of
basketball players In the North.
west. outside of th~ college CON
frsenc~s.
MaeDougails viii present power
full front with Ralph Smith and
Jack Davidson at forwards and
Dixon Shiveiey az center. They're
all former w" stars And then
Grover k~rtizs. George Ov.rton and
Bolts. at guards. are no sloucher.
Thu. bird iSertius n about the nsfti
est thing IN guards that The star
icagu. can display. He's a big lei
low. weighing around $50 pounds
and speedy.
And then glance over the list OF
knights. Doc" Powers and Johnny
Logan viii play forwards. Powers
IL a strenuous player and csrn be
counted upon 60 sive plenty OF AZ
ton. Logan il leading tho city
lcaxuo scorers with us points 90 his
credit In five games. which qualities
him Classic will hold down the
center job. Hes just rounding iuto
condition. Needles. Mooney. coch'
rane and Moriarity will all give a
good account OF themselves on dc
Tense
This tint win get under way ~
.. m. The Y. ~. c. A. meets the
Rainier pos, fiv. In tho firs, game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

rhs Msts have . ssffS series ahead OF
them new. pisying IN Victoria On FRIDAY
ana Vancouver m Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

Following close on the heels II Roberts
Tor playing honora was Jack Adams, the
young Vancouver rover. He has the
markings OF another Mickey Mackay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

Only ono penalty marred tho contest
Bin Adams being sent off for three min
utes for tripping Foyston In the second
period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

The Nets we're outeiaNsed right from
the start. and the visitors were full value
for their q. victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

All the sporsne was done In the frs,
period. and the way the puck was sag-
EinK the nets behind Happy Holmes
brought back memories Of seattie's frs,
worlds series game
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-07
MEXICANS MEET BUSINESS M FEN
 WITH KINDNESS
Arizona Delegation Reports Great Possibilities in
 The Republic

PHOENIX, Feb. 6.-Mexico is a great country, according to State Auditor Jesse L. Boyce. the auditor having written Wednesday afternoon from Cumeral, Sonora.
 The state auditor is with a party of S4 Americans who are making trade trip from Nogales, AriZ., to Mazatlan, Mexico, the party leaving Nogales Wednesday morning and being due back there on the@night of February 13. Most of the members are Nogales men, though some come from Cali fornia, and six are representatives of Phoenix The Phoenix delegation, be- side Boyce, include Judge Thomas Armstrong, Jr., J. D. Halstead, J. E. Rowlands, c. B. Welch and H. Holler
 In his letter to Deputy Auditor Stanley, MT. Boyce praises the Mexi- can country. it's resources and the hos pitality of it's people.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-07
NEWS OF THE STATE 4 VFROM THE LATE WzREA
Report Progress. on
 Douglas Highway

DOUGLAS. Feb. 6.-Thomas Mad dock, state engineer, accompanied by Allan B. Jaynes. editor of the Tucson Citizen and Republican national com mitteeman for Arizona, arrived in Douglas last night from the west, en- gagged in inspecting state roads. Mr. Maddock said last evening that the contractors working west of here are getting to work somewhat slowly but are making progress on the paving which will fill the slightly more than eight mile gap in the Bisbee-Douglas highway. This road will be complet- ed by summer and at that time mot orists will have an excellent road all the way from point about 15 miles east of Douglas to Fairbank
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-07
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