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Arizona republican., 1920-09-08
ARIZONA VERDICT
REVERSED BY u. S.
DISTRICT COURT

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. death
Of a mine employee by explosion of
powder under a fire built by him on
the surface of the ground near The
mine does nor properly come within
the provisions of the Arizona en-
ployers liability act, the United
States circuit court Of appeals de
cided today, reversing a $4,000
judgment in the United States dis
trict court FOR Arizona
The lower court had awarded
$4,000 damages to Ignacio S Es-
pinoza against the New Cornelia
Copper company for the death Of
Jose Maria Ochoa at Ajo, Pima
county.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

present term being his second term in
the office.
At the next meeting of the council
a member to represent the Third
ward will be appOinted.-SilVer Belt.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

Another FACTOR in delaying the count
of the ballots vas the scarcity OF
available clerks and judges at the
polling places. 1t was almost impos-
precincts there were not full forces.
The pay allowed by law is 65 cents an
hour, with rs cents added for meals
while on duty Fully one-half of the
city precincts were not organized and
ready to receive voters until $3.50
o'clock.
The remarkable increase in popula-
ton in Phoenix in the last year was
reflected yesterday in the large num-
Der of new people, especially in the
precincts in the Brill addition, who
presented themselves at the polls,
There were so many of them that 1t
was almost Impossible to care for
them.
In Precinct Is it was noted at 5
o'clock that exactly So Democrats and
So Republicans had voted. II was es-
timated in this precinct that so Re
publican voters were absent on the
coast.
Bulletins on the result OF the pri-
mary were displayed at The Repub-
attracted a large crowd, which
evinced much interest in the outcome
of the primary. There were no cele-
brations, however, as the contest for
the nomination for almost every Of
flee was too close and the returns too
slow and few to give confidence to
the friends of the various. candidates.
AS an Indication of the manner in
which state wide reports were received
and the difficulty of predicting the
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

city precincts. % county and
ar @dlth NJ. Jacobs. in So precincts. had
ar votes and w. H. LinviIBe. her only
Inc tabulated vote for Phoenix and
noes. complete for 2S nrfscf,1c ~ f ~
lows: 20 pIeNlncts' tol-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

Superintendent Public Instruction
Ease, u -.---.----- 300
Peterson, d ...-.....-.......7S
Corporation Commission
Vaughn, safe lead.
Inspector of Mines
White. r and Bolin, d. safe leads.
Tax Commissioners
Luke and lander safe leads.
County Supervisors
Bowen and Wayland safe leads.
County Attorney
Harding, d, safe lead.
Sheriff
1eorSe --.-..-.' -@eo
Ivy Observation-Disclosures. 81
Ruff Observation-Disclosures. E 129
sullivan --.----..-.-.. 5oV
w cage ------...----. 20 20
w Iky 900
Recorder
Jacobs ..........-.....-. 9SS
LinV1lle ..-- ca 4
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

GLOBE, Ariz., Sept. AT 1880 to-
night five out of 33 precincts in ella
county gave Sinnms 1913 and Winsor rs
votes for the Democratic gubernatortnl
nomination. For United States SEN
ator, Smith polled SO. Worsley SO and
Stanford 40 votes. Other totals for the
five precincts gave Judge s L. Pattee
IA and A. G.. McA1ister 73 votes for the
Supreme court. Wiley Jones 121,
Hardy so, Whitney 35 for attorney
general, and Bolin 50. Massey GA and
Foster AZ for mine inspector.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
sAUOid Defniteness'

Nations
Republican textbook omitted
The explains the detailed article The
its Suggestions for speakers such funi
mating admonitons follows:
chief desideratum
obligations assumed by the United States
undesirable the greater the dfnieness
the risk"
Especially depore the Of the
In the opening paragraph THE ADMINISTRATORS
Conduc this complaint is found:
per soldier expenditures the United States is est
France
soldier got cents day while the Yank
drew twenty received but
Pous" what they ate
going the American government for vast
ing money his clothes and Chow
Republican things that President
HE (Wison)
dsused Roosevelt and
political guard
the appointment by Presi
jobs:
of the A F. Gen Peyon
w Cocktails assistant
army; Crowe Sco assistant
William commander of the
forces Hoover administrator Samuel Mober
officer of
Republican national
marshal
NJ Fleet
Corporation; president Emergency Corporation;
Julius Fosenwad DR. Hollis Godfrey DR.
national
R
Republican President 1916
the aircraft board William Taft
President chairman the national labor board
Republican Committee
Council
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
$15,OO0,000 OFFERED

candidate
Republican with jealousy
There good
many
been small have been high
jobs held rich for the honor and not the
worth OF them, there cash balance to draw from
During money
Eighty
country Republicans
$5O0OOOoO
all Of the could
raise
through Republican
through side shows rich
tribute the
thousand running
supported
by any
propaganda the
mtee.
This only evadng poor
Everybody money
$4,000 elected district where the
anything up
through the
usually they
limiting money
legitimate the rub"
Legitimate" largest
money usually the
polls
their giving him SIS $40
better however
distributing
and IN
with the biggest
be what Candidate afraid
when
the before automobiles
single SO day
a automobile
However who Jobs money The
they spend it public money
w D. Boyce in the Saturday Blade Chicago
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
Saturday Nights Delight!


announced that bath tubs made
more than
advantage.
tanned quickly and cheaply.
This us
having
the Clipped enamel
variety hidden
of them the
the sanitary al
dcule only maintains his
high prices n our high regard s.
A piece plumbing forever
standardization
room similar
mobile by Henry quantity
to STANDARDIZED.
Since cleanliness goodness comfortable
entitled Saturday night lose its
to he American.
this should be ratified i'm
upon standardization
ne of course price
outfit or plumber. amen. let be done
will
mentioned
consideration that form of tub which the English
the bang
of a ongth be
a a
suggestions, order. I
In the place.
worry
adopted
acceptable
ALL Standardization i will
be hastened
telephone the plumber that
with the
journey
Sanitary
might required do standardzng the tub
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
CHAPTER LXXII.

/ 1dAf LEN A-AAAA.
The shrill call of the telephone in the
living room rang through the early morn
ing darkness Of the apartment.
Drowsily l heard, and it mingled with
my dreams of Jim's tenderness to me
the night before. Housekeeping and half
waking, lived again through the ugly
moment when Jim had suggested that
we share an apartment with Phoebe and
Virginia-who didn't ever SPEAK to me.
/ smiled dreamily at the memory Of
my provocative reply-"W0uld you be
bored living alone with me?" remem-
bered with delicious thrill the passion
with which Jim had set his lips to mine
in reply.
Through those dreams the phone went
on shrilling its summons. Startled TO
full wakefulness, i glanced at Jim's
watch, hanging from the corner OF his
bed. 1t was only s.
Evidently Jim could sleep through New
Years chimes or the bombardment. OF a
city, since that tuneless tangling didn't
pierce his SAUNDERS. Resentfully
slipped into nay robe and slippers and
battered out to the room where Neal
slept Ike a peaceful cherub through all
the alarum.
The call was for him-he was ordered
to report at the station. instead OF az
the draft boaTd, according to the usual
procedure, at 2:30. One hundred me3
would, start at once for the artiliei
camp. STOPPING over Neal. l set a igAt
kiss on his red curl that futtered right
across the middle Of his forehead.
"Laddse, dear-wake up You're start
ing West today, and there's a lot to do"
whispered.
Neal opened his eyes for a second. then
turned over sleepily. hung up his arm
TO ward of what was disturbing him,
and was sound asleep again in another
second. l laughed, then l set my hards
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
WHEN A GIRL MARRTES
A Neuo Serial of Young Mar ried Life
BY Ann LisIe

ON his shoulders and shook him to re-
proachful wakefulness.
"Oh, Babbsie-let a fellow sleep! Oh!
That's It'll So, I'm on my way"
Then suddenly he sat up in bed and
shook his fist vlndictively.
"Babbs, sit down here for a minute so
we can be alone while / tell you about
last night. That Virginia shut the
door, Babbs, so old Jim won't hear.
She's got him buffaloed-he's plum crazy
about her.
THE doors closed. dear. Tell me-"
I whispered-happy that Neal was go
ing to open his heart 20 me again.
well, Virginia butted in ara went
along Smooth as sllki First she tells
Jim, Of course, I may have the evening
with Phoebe-and then the minute he's
gone she turns to Blake and asks him II
he's busy or would he motor Us some
where in cosey little foursOme. And
he falls for L. SO what could | dot
Never a minute alone with Phoebe,
except when we were dancing. Even
on the way home Virginia kept turning
around and talking 70 us there In the
tonnean-so we didat feel alone for a
minute. II was nendish And Phoebe
means everything TO me. Babbsie. I'd
ia have given anything 10 Kiss her good
bye just once"
His voice broke. My heart sweIlsd
with longing 20 make Neal happy.
held him concentrating mother
words OF comfort And then made a
plan.-Copyright 1890
(To lie Continued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16

apprcpriating monty unless know the
balance in the participant fund.
Il have made REPEATED complaints, and
the records win beai7 ms. 5ut, and l have
objected to Fesler charging SIS for
transcripts that have never been made"
The statements made by Mir. Hayes
should have been investigated by the
Republican prosecuting attorney, and no
should have brought them to the atten-
ton of the Marion County grand jury.
If 1 am elected prosecuting attorney, 1
Will not turn deaf ear 20 matters of
this character. but VIII consider 1t my
duty to investigate such charges with
the view of establishing their correctness
and removing whatever wrong exists.
PAUL &, DAVIS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
NEGLECTED CHARGES

On Sept. %. 1912 County Commissioners
Joseph G. Hayes, in a public statement,
said:
"Mr. Shank and Mr.. George 1.-TWO other
Republican county commissioners), In
my absence. called in the courthouse
janitors and raised their salaries $40
month and incidentally mentioned that
they would be candidates
THE unbusinesslike manner in which
County Auditor Leo Fesler handles his
office and the high-handed methods OF
the two commissioners is the cause of
all the trouble.
II have refused for three years to sign
any records of the county commissioners
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
Natures Influence

that the allies
they
mind with
% throughout
like rodents
fish and camouhaged like nature all time.
would
defense
has of covering
with all its modern surroundings tardyNo
nave
abstract
Nature ruthless disregad sentiment
respect the rights of the minority.
In this regard mperfect carried out and h alone
seem to have advanced the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
Austria and Germany
Buy S10,0O0,0 900 Cattle

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Sept. >1c.-ons
hundred and fifty thousand head OF
Texas cattle, representing an expendi-
ture of more than s1o.00o,ooo. are to
be shipped to Austria and Germany dur
ing the next six months, according to
an announcement by the Catholic Cen
trail Society, In session here
The first shipment, which win be used
for rehabilitation Of dairies, win bs
shipped from Galveston within ten days,
1t was said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
BuII RAFTING.

O. what is bull baiting2 A.C. G.
A. This was a sport once popular in
England but declared Illegal in 1895. a
bull was attacked by dogs and sometimes
the nostrila Of the bull We're blown full
OF pepper to increase his fry. Another
form of the sport was to fasten the bun
to stake by a long rope and then set
bulldogs at him, one at a time, which
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16

country has exported more than 1t has
imported. This difference was formerly
measured roughly by the outflow or In
flow Of precious metals in settlement of
accounts. Many factors enter into an
alyses OF modern trade relations ano
only broad general tendencies can be
indicated in discussion Of trade balances.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16

Which vertebra is known as the axis?
How did the namo Yankees" stRrt7
What is meant by balance Of trade 2"
This department. OF The Times win tell
you. II you have a question TO ask, send
10 with a two-cent stamp to the Indiana
Daily Times Information Bureau. Fred
eric j. Haskin. director. Washington,
ID. C. The answer viii be sent direct
10 You.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
rHE PEANUT Nor A Nut.

Q Does the peanut actually belong to
the nut family? T. NJ
A. The peanut is not nut. II be-
longs 10 the Name family as the common
pea and bean. The term nut" was APP
piled to Il on account Of It's favor, which
Is similar TO that OF some true nuts
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
HOG CHOLERA.

Q. win a hog recover from cholera
without treatment? H. c. \.
A. Most hogs possess a certain amount
Of natural resistance TO cholera, but the
perce ltage of recoveries from the disease
Is so small when no treatment is given
that aid must be given to prevent great
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
ARITHMETIC cn,rpI.E,rENr

complement? V. NJ K.
A. The difference between number
and the first number larger that is n
power OF ten, Is the arithmetic com
plement. Three Is the arithmetic COM
plement OF seven: 90 OF so; 90 OF TO-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
FORMATION OF ADOBE.

q. What is adobe made OF?
J. n. W.
A. This is a name applied to suns
dried bricks made from any suitable
material which hardens on exposure to
the sun. Otter such bricks are made Of
turf and straw. This material is suit
able for use in very dry climates only.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
DECEAsED soNs OF LINCoLN,

Q. What was the name of Abraham
Lincoln's son who died while he was
President? E. 5.
A. This sons name was William Wal
lace and he died in the White House
March rs, 1868, at the age of IL years.
Another son, Thomas, TAD, died in 1888
at the age of IS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
TIE AVIS yERrEBRA.

o. Which vertebra Is known as the
axis? Il. l.. S.
A. The second vettebra Of the spinal
column is so-called because it forms a
pivot upon which the first bone, the at
las, rotates, carrying the skull
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
pALANCE OF TRADE

Q. What is meant by "balanee OF
trader" p. NJ. c.
A. This term is applied TO the diff
ference between the value of exports and
Imports The balance Of trade is in
favor Of the United states when this
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
ORIGIN OF YANKEE.

Q. How did the name Yankee start?
V. X. c.
A. The word is Of uncertain origin,
but it is generally supposed to be cor
rnptioa OF the pronunciation Of the word
English" by the Indians.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16

Q. What fruits lead In shipments
made? A. II. NJ.
A. Apples. oranges, watermelons and
peaches, lead In the order named
Peaches stand at the head of the list Of
short season tree fruits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
SEND IN YOUR QUESTION

We're trained to seize tho bull by the
nose. The bulldog seems TO have been
developed for this sport from a short
cared mastiff called "alaunt'
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16

loss. Proper care, feed, and sanitary
quarters, combined with the serum treat
ment, when cholera is discovered in the
neighborhood, recommended.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
A NATION OF sHoPKEEPERs.

Q. Who applied the term "a nation
OF shop-keepers" to the English2
w. 9.
A samuel Adams used the expressioR
IN an address delivered at the stats
House, Philadelphia, Aug. /, NT6
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16

the legality OF
ndustousy seeking avoid the that
collection without the horizontal in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
LIFE AND HOPE.

Q. who coined the expression. wv bile
there is life there Is hopef"
A. This IL attributed to Cicero, the
exact quotation being, while the sick
man has life there Is hope"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16

killing them is really service
assistant attached to the
homicide possibly
a little rough way West
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16

BUwY those Impeachment
proceedings prohibition laws:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16

axless Compared with Indianapolis
or Chicago, both?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
JUDGE lands CR|T|C|zEs
WILSON COMPUTATION
Is Puzzled at Presidents Franc OF
Mind When He Cut Cattle
mans Sentence

CHICAGO. July S.---Judxc Kcnesaw
~ a. lands In statement addressed
bar today criticized the action OF
President Wilson in committing the
millionaire cattlcman of Gilbert. iii.
from eight years to four.
~ wonder what frame Of mind he
sentence the judge said. sue" Z"
Dorsey was convicted of using the
m mi I" dHir2ud y was charged
ne Soid 1000 head OF common stock
cattle after advertising them by mail
as pure bred ilolsicins.
Declares Cattle Diseased.
II WAS also charged BY the Federal
government that the cattle were
diseased
This millionaire cattle King was
sentenced some tim" ago to serve
eight years In the Federal prison for
using the mails To sell tubercuiar
cattle throughout the West" Judge
lands l... said II want 20 make a
Here are about eighty defendants
before me this morning. ] suppose
most OF them have been taxing too
Dorsey. who sold about l2.000 head
OF OF cattle year am,i made about
s sn2G,oop i = year The indictments
misuse OF the mails for the purpose.
lie advertised through the mails that
me cattle were ull-brcd Holstcins.
and that the purchasers OF the cat
tie would be given certificates show
ing that all the 'cdcral and state
laws in regard 10 tn. sale OF fun
pred cattle had been complied with.
Hank Certificates Signed.
Dorsey hired an Old horse doctor
who would sign blank test CERT
hcates and other clerks would mi
them out. An avalanche OF com
niaints was received about the cat
tIc from Mexico to Alaska.
Finally he was brought to trial
and he was sentenced 70 eight years
in the pen!tentiary. The sentence
vas affirmed by the Cour, ~. APP
peals. but sentence was stayed a
number OF times. Finally. through
the oversight az some ore. Dorsey
was placed In the rcuitontiAry.
when the President of the United
states paused in the midst Of great
affairs 10 cut this sentence in two
Il wonder what frame OF mind he
must rave been in TO cut such
sentence.
Il suppose Dorscy's pardon Is
about ready. However | am going
TO watch that man and this case with
great interest"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
FEE SYSTEM ENDORSED
BY VIRGINIA OFFICIALS
Testify Before Legislative Cons
mittcc That 1t Is Only Equitable
Method OF COmDcnsution

Bgiief that the present fec system,
10 me only enuitabI" method OF COM
their services to the State. WAS tho
universal expression OF court clerks,
.s and commissioners of tho
revenue, who appeared by invitation
Yesterday before the leEisIativc com.
mittee named to invcstigatc the on
era r, In virginia OF this system.
hey eS MGrc OK the opinion also that
these oiiiciais should b. remuneratcd
IN me basis or work done or money
I1.u't'cI' rather than upon the basis
y, n. ro,In,a'i"h' ns they are under tho
a'utc which has grown out OF that
tia"s"r. ny frequent amendment
S .,, lDii. uuder the law. as 1t is
strlcied IN the amount OF fccs they
can Keep az remuneration by tho non
nlulIon or the county or city thcy
The legislative committee is head
81 by state senator Waiter Tangiil
ottH'r' OF Fairfax. Other members
I', ync, i}i"i.sa,e Mayo G. nrown. OF
J.' EeEs Of Chase city and Delegate.
n2utrt -, Norris. OF LancHstcr, and
w va ~ H. Gibson. of Cnlpepcr II
Was named at the last session of ,n.,
bchtra! Assembly for the purpose of
!hN"st!Satins the fee system from
49, Inei" ana making a report and
,'"ihit!HS r"cpHnucnda; IONS 10 IN.
AAaembly at IT'S 1929 session ''''
ms morning G, H. Morrisc,te. al
tI,sI"r OF the Legislative Reference
Ia. e"n' VIII he one Of thu EXPERT
>" ,l'h7.S TO appear bcJorc the com
mite to give his Views uIjpn ,hn
Workings OF tn" system. Among
TT.".s VINO appeared Yesterday were
- -, renee DAVIS. treasurer Of ftou-
nokc city: Robert Hunt, ca,n,"i.'
SI'hrF "i the revenue Tor that ciiy.
IN. hiafiGs - pemt, CLERK OF tho cir.
"urt OF ioanokc County. who
r.pr'S"nt"i the Virginia Nssorto,fnn
:" W. 'purt CLERKS; W. y. Francis, com.
tGH a5,r,y' of of ne revenue Tor Roanoke
,tY,NniE ~ VI, BchlcA. treasurer OF
49, ~. hbhiH county Henry rreFnon.
D2tnii' MISSIONER OF the revenue. HicI,.
,a"HI samuel +. WaddnI. clerk ar
~ ftnlt court OF iicnrico County.
records '' 'H"'h'hcr OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From Richmond Dispatch. July O. 1ST0)

The lT7th anniversary Of the establishment
OF William and Mary College is being celc-
bratcd this week. 1t is also commencement
OF the late EX-l'residcnt John Tyler. which
Was a magnificent paper Hon. X. l.. Montague
delivered the address before the alumni. Mrs
ca PRESIDENT. was in the audience.
The Chesapeake and Ohio has commenced
running Two trains u day to and from the
train
a number of Richmond dry goods houses
will. beginning July. TO- close at 6 i. NJ thus
:nOrdins their employees rest ana alton
for the hot summer months.
George Robertson. superintendent of the
Tfcss Club a barrel Of fine beer be de-
vourcd their trip to White sulphur.
The Legislature yesterday elected Henry w
Flournoy TO he Judge of the new Corporation
Court. of Danvilie. Flournoy received &c
votes L.. NJ Shumaker. IS; NJ. IL. Clark /.
and r. II Gosncy .
House yesterday passed tho majority report in
the Pat Woods case and sent that gentleman
10 remain for the three months. II is evident
the House wanted TO make precedent. Pat
is man OF but little consequence. and so they
vii! be safe in ,nprisoning him. This done the
precedent viii be ready for citation when
man OF higher standing shall see
fit TO slap = Congressman over The whole
adopted by n strict party vote.
TIN Reconstruction committee has voted
dawn motor a. to report a the general amnesty
The senate yesterday passed the bill amend
ing section Of nm act authorizing the Rich;
operate the Piedmont Railroad running from
Danville to Greensboro In North Carolina.
The National Land and Iron Co. of Virginia.
Senate yesterday. 6.J
nSw that
Cor tas Iy6iI esnss ssSWe