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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26
La diSminUCi0n de-
Ia aRemia aNmen-
tara Ia production

Por mas que Sc liable, por mas que
Sc estimule, por mas que Sc escriba,
por mas que Sc legisle en- el sentido
De aumentar la production portorri-
quefia, NADIA importante lograran nues-
tros propositos mientras no Sc COM
bata a la Anemia en- absolute.
Necesitapos .c1rar al campesino,
llenar la savia de sus venas con ell
globulo rojo; vestir sus, desnudeees;
calzar sus pies amarillentos, imprimir
un vigor apropiado sus abulicos
espfritus; dignifcSrlo, en- fin, para que
isea un perfecto ciudadano, pletorico
de entusiasmo de salud
Lleva vida miserrima ell docil jfbarO
de nuestras exuberantes planicies y
montanas; y no Sc compagina ell es-
plendor de la vegetacion portorrique-
ma con la clorosis que padeeen mu-
chos de sus tristes morados.
Con un pantalon de- a cincuenta
centavos, con una chamarreta de a
30 y con un sombrerito de paja de 20
eentavos, podemos completar la in
dumentaria de la mayor parte de
nuestros campesinos.
Ell alimento no difere de la taxa
20 coco) de cafe chirle, muchas We
ces sin pan, a guisa de desayuno; dos
pedacitos de bacalao, media batata,
chamalucOs, yautia name, con un
POGO de aceite de semillas de algod6n
y algunas gotas de vinabre >domesti-
co, para ell almuerzo; y unos granos
de arroz y de habichuelas, (cuando
las hay) condimentados con mante-
cas- compuestas, para cuando, la
'tarde, suspenden sus labores....-
Luego decimos que existe la indo-
lencia criolla, que existe ell sSpor de
los tropicos, que existe ell infundado
desaliento y que no Sc produce todo
cuanto es menester para abaratar. la
subsistencia.
En- cuanto el campesino disfruta de
salud, en- cuanto prefera cultivar la
iCLCQeld q II eli DuSCd NQGl JOTHd1s ell
cuanto Sc convierta ell bohiO de paja
'en casa de concrete de MADEIRA; en-
cuanto hferva la sangre, bien roja,
en- sus arterias, la mente estara mas
propicia a las ideas de la emancipa-
dora redencion " el cuerpo mas agil
y dispuesto la faena en- los cultivos
de Ia generosa madre terra.
Pero Sque amino puede imprinir el
campesino sus musculos para bre-
gar con los aperos de labranza cuando
la cruel anemia ha lido debilitando sus
energias v cuando sienta su est6ma-
go, frio como un sepulcro, por falta
de adecuada nutricion?
Busquemos ell Origen del NAL; pom,
gamosle remedio no continuemOs
girando dentro del ,circulo vicioso Y
sistematico de pretender extraer la
piedra aurifera de donde solo hay
palida arcilla.
Antonio BlancO Fernandez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26
Ell eStadO de las huGI-
gas en- tOda Ia ISIa


Los Gltimos telegramas recibi-
dos por la Federation Libre"
a prop6sito de la huelga, dicen, en-
resumen, 10 siguiente:
Para el dia primero de febrero
Sc anuncia la huelga general agri-
cola.
Debido a la agitaci6n que Sc OBJ
serva en- Guayama han eStado ALI
los sefiores Brady, McAndrew e
Iglesias. Todas las centrales estan
sin moler.
Las fabricas de tabacos de Ba-
yam6n Y otras poblaciones han en-
viado organizaciones algunOs dis
tritos de la isIa para que prediquen
la huelga general EN- las planta-
clones de cana.
En- Guaynabo contin1a la huel-
ga general. En- Arecibo, hubo aver
un mitin EN- ell cual sc acord0 pc
dir $3.50 diarios para los traba-
jadores. Fue secundado por los
campesinos de Aguada, donde es-
ia paralizada la Central.
Aver la l de la tarde hubo una
gran reunion EN- Rio Piedras, en-
tire colonos, centralistas y obre-
ros, para dar soluci6n al confic-
to.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26
En- pro de las ViCfimaS
del inesndiO de Camuy

Hemos sido visitadOs en- esta Re-
dacci0n pOr una comisi6n de caba7
lleros de la poblaci6n de Camuy,
quienes tienen a cargo la filantr6-
plea mission de recaudar fondos' en-
toda la isla para socerrer a las vie
timas del reciente incendio ocurri-
do en- la infortunada poblaei0n, q.
Fedajo escOmbros infinidad de
hogares.
La comisi6n a que haeemos refe-
rencia esta cOmpuesta por los Sc
iiores don Fernando Torres Monte,
don Tulio Rodriguez, juez NUM-
cipal de Camuy, y por don Fede-
rico Rodriguez. Hasta ahora han
recorrido las poblaciones de Bar
celoneta, GALES, Mofovis, Manati,
Vega Baja Toa Alta, Corozal, We
ga Alta, NQraniito y Comerfo.
En- estas poblaciones han vista
do a las autoridades municipales,
judiciales, a los oficiales de la POI
licia Insular, y a infnidad de acau
dalados propietarios, quienes sc
han comprometdo a formar comi-
stones locales para ayudar a la CO.
mission de Camuy Ell esta noble
campafia.
Nos manifiestan los miembros de
comisi6n de Camuy que estan
altamente satisfechos del exito al
canzado hasta ahOra EN- los pue-
bios que han visitado, Y que en- to-
das parties fueron acogidos de la
manera mas cordial y generosa.
Es de esperarse que ell mas re.
sonante exito corone la labor dt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26
.IRLANDA- -CUBRE UN EMPIRES
TITO CONTRA LA, VOLUNTAD
7YTl DE INGLATERRA

Aunque el gobierno britanicO
DECLARE fuera de la ley las sus-
lcrlpciones para ell empreStito de
Ia Republica Irlandesa, saprimien-
do los periodicos que 10 anuncia-
ban y eHcareelando a aEgunos de
los compEadoresa de bOnos, dicho
4emprestito fu6 cubierto econ exec
50, Pasanaolas suscripciones de mi
lion y. medic de pesos.
En- algmos puntos de Irlanda
las suscripeiones fueron tres veces
mayores que la eantidad que he's
habla sido asignada
El sentimiento separatista, a pc
sar de los ,constantes esfuerzos que
hace al gobierno del RENO Undo
para acabar con 6l, es cada vez
mas intense ygpreponderante en-
iInlanda, que suplicando unas We
lces, y amenazando otras, pide ga
-llardamente l.su independencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26

Era la esplendida mafiana del df;
13' de enerO. Nos deleitabamos COZ
la lectura de la interesante revisit;
PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO. Leia
mos detenidamente los artieulos d.
esa revista, cuando fuimos agrada
blemente sorprendidos por la bocins
de CAIRO conocido.
-iEl. tBuick" del sefor Sanchez
Osoriol, fue nuestra subita exclama
ci6n.....
Vimos de pronto apearse del ele
gante aut6 q la muy culta y generO-
saadama doha Genoveva acompaiada
de su 'bellisima Aida. lCuanta fut
nuestra sorpresa y algeria al tener
entire ,nosotros tan interesantes visi-
tantes.
FL seiior Sanchez Osorio nos in
vito visitar a Humacao, donde asun.
tos relacionadOs con la detenci6n de
un individuo, lie llevahan a aquella
simpatica urbe. ftn
I'm nativo del barriO de Buena Wis
ia. de Carolina, habia sido aprehen-
dido v encerrado en- la carcel acusa-
dodde atentado a la vida, y ell Pffhu-
nal lie eNigfa una fianza de cinco mil
d6lares; Er tai individuo es Primi-
two Diaz.
Bien Emprendimos la marcha.
Tragabase ell sBuick" las distancias
con asOmbTosa rapidez., Y hablaba-
mos al sefior Sanchez Osorio de la
mission del maestro; del abnegado v
sufrido mentor que todo 10 da, inclu-
so la vida, para el levantamiento. de
la sociedad, y que, la postre, y des-
pues de lhaberle prestado largos hon.
rosOs servieios al pals, muere tuber-
culoso y olvidado.
Trajo como seeuela, tan aeertada
platica ell terrible asunto del dfa, "El
alto costo de la vida". Pedimos la
opinion franca y decidida al hombre
de gran experiencia comercial y de
hondOs conocimentOs que hay en- el
sefior Sanchez Osirio.
LEI asuntO de la subsistencia-
comenz6 mi amable interlocutor-
no es como "a primera vista pareee,
una question de facil soluci6n. Es,
despues de la gran guerra, el aconte-
cimiento mas formidable y poderoso,
po su aterrorizante alcance y uno de
los que trae mas grandemente i'm
presionados los economistas y es-
tadistas de los pueblos civilizados.
Creyose al principle que cuando la
gigantesca -contienda llegase a ter
nlinO volveria el comercio normali-
zarse Y, por ende, bajar los articu-
los de necesario imprescindible con
sumo. Esta era la esperanza de los
espiritus POGO dados al estudio ana
hsis de las sitYaciOnes mas apremian-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26

Arecibo, "a de enero, 1920.
Seiior Director de Ell MUNDO,
En- ell n1mero de hoy de su ilus-
trado periodico aparece eopiada la
opinion del .Juez de Audrey en- Ell
caso de ell Pueblo VS.. Terrasa.
El apelante Terfasa estaba re-
presentado por el ilustrado aboga-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26

tan dignas personalidades, y les
alentamos para proseguir sin des-
mayo Ell la mission que les ha sido
encomendada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26
PoR NO ToMAR PREcAUcIoNEs

Marcelino Domeneche fue sentencia
do pagar $25 Y las costas, porque
dio lugar a que un antomovil que guia-
ba chocara con un carro tirado por
dos caballos, ell cual sufrio serios des-
perfectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26

'NECEsITAMOs. personas para
trabajar panuelos Solicitamos
agentes en- la isla. Pagamos bue-
nos precios, Escriba a Mr.. H. v.
Hamburger, Marina 10, Ponce.
-. -. e Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26

do de esta ciudad, don Ulpiano
Crespo ,Ir., a quien Sc debe ,eI es-
plendido triunfo que, practicamen
te 'deja, como letra muerta, la di-
chosa Ley del Cierre de los Esta-
blecimientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26

ENTRADAS.-Antenio Suarez
Maldonado, Corona Cortes DefDir,
Manuel yValdes del Fresno, Ricar-
do Amado Farifia, Antonio Men,
dez Fernandez, Jose Garcia Meran,
y Olimpio Trenche Santiago.
SALIDAS.-AlfOnso Landrau
Ramos, Benigno Carrera Fernan-
dez, Alexandra Garcia Luiila y Fer
nando Calder6n Cogley. l,s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26

tienen precedent, y ell deber del
mundo moderno es Ell de estable-
Ger un precedente que sirva de
ejemplo "a los monstruos y 'ambi-
ciosos de su clase en- -el future.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
J. E. KLEINDIENST
 FOR REPRESENTATIVE

J. E. Kleindienst of Win slow, republican candidate for representative is an old resident of Navajo county, Ia heavy taxpayer, compe- tent, progressive and emi- nently qualified to care for the county's interests in the legislature.
 By his long residence in the county he is familiar with its requirements and can be relied upon to have something to say upon every phase of legislation having to do with the interest and welfare of his constituents. Adv.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29

made every minute count. He was accompanied on his tour by Mrs. McAdoo, daughter of President Will son.
 Paul Geary returned last Sunday from hunting trip in the south end of the county. He didn't bring back any thing with horns, but he gobbled up the limit on turkey.
 Jack Warden returned Monday from Prescott, where he had been for sev- eral days.
 Geo. Scott of Pinedale re- turned Monday from a busi- ness trip to Kansas City.
 Fred Grain, of the Hol- brook Oil Company, is in Prescott and Phoenix this week on business.
 Leo Thompson shot a five point buck near Springer vile last Thursday.
 Chas. Osborn, Paul Geary and Chas. Cooley left We'd nesday night on a hunting trip to Wild Cat Creek.
 John Blevins was in town from Dry Lake Wednesday on business.
 Mrs. R. s. Teeple left Tuesday to spend afew days at Windsor.
 J. R. Burns, an oil man from Jerome, was in town Monday on business. I'll be there,
 You'll be there,
 We'll all be there, At the Arizona State Fair.
 Mrs. Wallace Newman and daughter are in town for a few days, but expect to go to their ranch near Taylor in a snort time.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29

have gone over the material therein several times and believe on the whole it is a wonderful forward step in road legislation. When pres ent laws in Arizona are ta- ken into comparison it stands out clearly and dis tinctly a great improve ment.
 "The bill contains a ma jority of those points which are pertinent to the state of Arizona, collects all author ity, once and for all defines duties and states who is to perform them, the clear and succient statement of finan- ces is another thing which comments it. "---Adv.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
NAVAJO co. AWARDS
 AT PRESCOTT FAIR

Second Place-Best Coun- ty display (artistic) Indian rugs, silverware, etc., bask- cts, weaving, by Navajo and Moci Indians.
 Class 201-Threshed Grain Wheat, F. J. Linden, 1st; F. McLaws, Linden, End.
 Oats -C. H. Ballard, Snowflake, 1st. J. Rencher, Linden, End.
 Barley-F. J. Willis, Lin den End.
 Grain Sorghum, F. Me Laws, Linden, 1st.
 Pinto Beans, c. H. Bal lard, Snowflake, 1st.
 Hansen Yellow Beans, F. J. Willis, Linden, 1st.
 Beans, white-F. w. Tur- ley, Joppa, End.
 Beans, any other variety, F. Laws, Linden, End.
 Class 202---Corn---Yellow dent, F. J. Willis, Linden, End.
 Any other variety corn, R. M.' Tanner, Snowflake, End.
 Best silage corn, Alof Lar son, Snowflake, 1st.
 Class 2O3---Sheaf Grains and Grasses---Sweet sorg- hum, any variety, c. H. Ballard, Snowflake, End.
 Sheaf Alfalfa---F. J. Will lis, Linden, 1st.
 Sweet Clover---C. R. Fil- lerup, Snowflake. 1st.
 Class 204 --- Vegetables, Etc. Cabbage, Ora Jensen, Shumway, End.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
BILL NO. BIO WILL
 BRING GOOD ROADS

If you want good roads in Arizona vote for the initia- tive petition No. BIO on the ballot next Tuesday.
 D. N. Darlington, chair man of the California High way Commission, who ha had many years practical experience in the operation of of a state highway com mission law, and writing about Arizona's State High way bill No. BIO says:
 ''I have gone over the bill quite carefully and feel that it is an excellent one, and will provide for carrying for ward your state highway work along proper lines"
 B.. s. Wheeler, district en- gineer for the United States Bureau of Public Roads hay ing in charge the work ot Arizona and New Mexico writes under date of Sep tember 24th.
 "In reference to the High way bill which is now before Arizona, 1 may say that
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received until 2 p. m., Nov. II, 1920, at the office of the board of supervisors, Apache county county, St. Johns, Arizona, for the construction of Section "A", near Hunt, Arizona, Holbrook-St. Johns highway, federal aid project No. 6.
 The work consists of approximately 1,8OO subic yards, excavation, 9,7OO cubic yards borrow, TO cubic yards concrete, $500 cubic yards gravel surfacing and other incidental items Proposals shall be addressed to Thos. Maddock, state engineer, care board of supervisors, Apache county, St. Johns, Arizona, and plainly mark ed on the outside of the envelope, "State Highway Contract, Holbrook- St. Johns Highway, Section "A"
 Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the state engineer, Phoenix, Arizona, or at the office of the board of supervisors, St. Johns, Arizona.
 Copies of the plans and specifcs- tions may be obtained upon payment of Five Dollars ($5.00) to Thos. Mad dock, state engineer.
 An unendorsed, certified or cash ier's check for five per cent of the to- tai amount of the bid, payable to the state treasurer of Arizona, will be re- quired with all proposals.
 Satisfactory bonds will be required of the contractor to whom the award is made.
 The state engineer reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 All proposals shall be made on blanks furnished for that purpose
 THOS. MADDOCK,
 State Engineer.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
ADAMANA NOTES

Messrs. Knightand Grimes, who are in charge of the drilling operations for the Pinta, received their new cable on the 18th, which will enable them to push their work right along. to compile tion.
 Pete Beasley, broncho buster de luxe and roundup artist, was in Adamana a few days ago taking in the sights.
 J. A. Rhorer, whose head quarters is at Winslow, came to Adamana Sunday to meet Mrs. Rhorer's mother and a friend who had been looking: over our petri- fled forest before proceeding to Winslow as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Rhorer. They came to Adamana from Chi cago or Illinois, we are not sure which.
 Thursday there passed be- tween Adamana and the planet Mars an overhead jit- ney which caused a great commotion in our guiet lit tie city. Chickens, dogs, goats, cats and burros have been returning to Adamana for the past three days Most all of the window blinds in Adamana were drawn while the skyscraper was passing over. As re- gards the cattle. the presi- dent of the association says that another roundup is in. evitable. When last seen, the cloud jammer was pass, ling under the earth's left hand orbit.
 A great many young folks in Adamana between the ages of Is and 60 are aff1ict. ed with a malady called by the medical board of re. search the 'ouiji board face While the sufferers do not seem to be in much pair physically there is a kind of prenuptial sadness in theil faces that is appalling. It is said that that no one can eff feet a complete cure except Dr. Cupid.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
WHAT'S DOING IN
 THE OIL FIELD
hoLBRooK

Drilling will be resumed in the morning at the Hol- brook Oil Company's we'll.
 The hundred and fifty feet of eight-inch casing which has been enroute for the last six weeks arrived today, and is being transported to the field by the Thompson Bros.
 This is mighty good news, as oil men and geologists are doping it that within the next two hundred feet that a producer will be brought in. That the operators of the Holbrook we'll are ex- pecting something is indica- ted by the we'll being fenced off, and from now on visitors will not be permitted.
 The delay in securing this casing and the inability of tho Adamana to secure cer- tain equipment, which has held them back for some time, are a few of the many handicaps that these two companies have had to con- tend with that the outside public can hardly realize.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29

Cucumbers, F. J. Willis, Linden, End.
 Parsnips, Mrs. c. o. Reid head, Snowflake, 2nd.,
 Turnips (Hubbard), Ray Sanner, Snowflake, End.
 Squash (Hubbard), F. J. Willis, Linden, End.
 Muskmelon, c. H. Ballard, Snowflake, 2nd.
 Potatoes, Peach Blow, F. Willis, Linden, End.
 Russett, F. J, Linden, End.
 Blue Victor, F. J. Willis, 1st.
 Any other variety, c. H. Ballard, Snowflake, End.
 Best collection vegetables from one grower, F. J. Will lis, End.
 Class 2O5- Fruits Ap- pies, Baldwin, w. B. Shum- way, Shumway, 1st; F. P. Durham, Shumway, End.
 Jonathan, w. B. Shum- way, ShumWaV. 1St: R, I. Greening, Jasper Rhoton, Shumway, 1st.
 Northwestern Greening, W. B. Shumway, 1st.
 Rome Beauty, w. W. Shumway, End.
 Spitzenburg, w. F. Den ham, 1st.
 White Winter Pearmain, F. P. Denham, 1st.
 Wealthy, w. B. Thomas, IT,, Pinedale, 1st.
 Class 206-Pears -Anjon, W. E. Shumway, 1st.
 Class 211-Largest Dis play Farm Products-F. J. Willis, Linden, 1st. F. Nc Laws, Linden, End.
 Class 213-F. J. Willis. Linden, End. F. McLaws, Linden, End.
 County Prize Offered by Fair Commission, Navajo County = Crochet Work - Mrs. Geo. Bailey, center piece, 1st; Mrs. Geo. Bailey, pillowslips, End.
 Educational-Fifth grade, Snowflake, general display penmanship, End; Snowflake District School, sweepstakes, 3rd.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
HIGH OFFICIALS OF MORMON
 CHURCH TO SPEAK HERE

Sunday evening, Oct. 31, at 7::30p. m,, a meeting will be held in the L. D. S.. Chapel, at which a number of prominent leaders of the Latter Day Saint church from Salt Lake City will be present, among the number being Melvin J. Ballard of the quorum of twelve apos- ties, who is reputed to be one of the most able preach CTS in the church. The peo- pie of Holbrook who attend will no doubt be well enter tained and repaid for going out to hear him.
 The quarterly conference of the Snowflake stake will be held in Snowflake Satur- day and Sunday. One of the apostles of the church and several other prominent officials will be in attend ance.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
SMASH THE COUNTY
 DIVISION BILL HARD

The existence of at least six counties in Arizona will hang in the balance while the initiative county divi- sion measure is voted on at the general election.
 Under the present consti- tuition every man and wo- man in every county in ,Ari- zona is entitled to vote at any time an attempt is made to divide the county. The county division measure will amend the constitution so as to take away the right to the ballot from the people of any county as a whole and give the vote only to quail fled electors within any sec tion, no matter how large or small, that desired to withdraw from its present county or counties.
 The measure has been wig orously opposed in practical ly every section of the state with the exception of Miami where the measure was drawn up in the hope that it might be made a state law and enable the Miami dis trict to set up a new county with the greater portion of the entire wealth of Gila county. Inasmuch as the voters of Gila. county went on record six years ago as not favoring such a division. The measure was designed to take away the right of the entire county to vote in order that the plan for cre- ating a new Miami county might be carried out with out regard to the wishes of the people of the county as a whole.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
ADAMANA

Drilling has been held up this week awaiting the ar rival of an underreamer which was ordered from Cisco, Texas, to be shipped by express, and in ample time to arrive at Holbrook ten days ago.
 The .drill went through a thin strata of rock a few days ago which the casing would not penetrate without first underreaming. Up to this time the casing had fol lowed the drill through the clay or soft shale without interruption.
 The company is very much encouraged in the belief that the we'll will be brought in promptly owing to the evi- dent change in formation and new developments are confidently expected within a very short time after the necessary tools arrived, and it is believed that drilling should undoubtedly be re- sumed by Monday and that progress should be fast from that time.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
JOSEPH 5. FISH
 FOR co. ATTORNEY

Joseph s. Fish, candidate for county attorney on the republican ticket, has been making a whirlWind cam paign of the county for the past two weeks, and has re- ceived encouraging and fiat tering receptions in every To- cality he has visited.
 His friends are confident of his election, and if he is successful in getting by he will make a competent and trustworthy official.
 He is eminently qualified for this important position, having been a member of the Arizona bar since 1914; a graduate of the Univer- sity of Utah; a post gradu- ate course at the College o1 Law in Chicago, and holds the degree of of Bachelor of Laws.
 Reports from every sec tion of the county are most encouraging for his election next Tuesday, and his friends say that Fish is run ming fine and that his oppo- nent will find that when he pulls in his line next Tues day lie will "have the hook. J Adv.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
FROM CANNERY TO CONSUMER

Canned fruits and vegeta- bles direct to the consumer at factory prices. Thirty to forty per cent saved. For prices and terms write Los Angeles Canning Co.,, 1926 Central Avenue, Los Ange- les, California.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29

Mitt Sinms and Hon. Carl. Hayden, who were billed to speak in Holbrook Monday evening, were called to Phoe- nix, and Wiley Jones was the whole show at the meet ing. If he goes after the business of the Attorney GeneroPs office like he does his political adversaries he will not have to work over time; and we commend him for the job he seeks to cover for another term.
 w. c. Ferguson and fam fly left Wednesday to take in the Phoenix Fair, and from there will go to the coast where they expect tc locate. They have rented their home to MT. and Mrs. Stapleton.
 Many of the local people are planning to leave fol Phoenix to take in the State Fair, November 8-13.
 Mrs. Mary L. Buck is pre-. pared to serve a tasty, home cooked breakfast at her res idence, two doors west o1 Dr. Switzer's. Try once anG you'll go back.
 R. c. Blickenstaff, fielC manager for the Union Oi company, has been with the local office the greater part of the week.
 You can save dollars by buying your stoves at new prices now at Wetzler's.
 The campaign will soor be over and then comes tht State Fair.