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Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
Expect Southern Tieup

Expect Southern Tieup
 NOGALES-From credible authority the Oasis has learned that a strike IS pending on the Southern Pacific in Mexico and there seems d probability that within very few hours the roads south of Nogales will be tied up, in cluding both the Cananea and the sonora divisions. Also the Sinaloa division.
 The informant of the Oasis stated that a prominent railway official had stated to him that the company will resist the demands presented Beyond here IS no definite information to be Siven at this time.-Oasis
 Pioneers Average 78
 PRESCOTT = F'ifty-eight pioneers are guests at the Pioneer home. accord ing to an announcement by the super lntendent, George A. Shea, yesterday. A remarkable record is found among them for age. Of the 5S persons. the average is 7S years, one month and 22 days, record that would be difficult 10 lind in any other group of similar size anywhere. It is an explicit proof ot the healthfulness of the Yavapai climate. Shea declares.-Journal- Miner.
 Award San Carlos Contract
 GLOBE-The board of supervisors received notice Monday morning from State Engineer Maddock, that the award of the San Carlos bridge con- tract had gone to the Midland Bridge company of Kansas City. Missouri. This concern had two bids, one for the bridge, as advertised, the other an al- formative bid. The latter, an all steel design, was accepted, the amount of the bid being s37,l73. Work on the bridge will commence by the first of March, it is reported. and completed within 1oO working days.-Record.
 Tucson Building Fast
 TUCSON-Buildins permits for the day again approached the O,OO0 mark Tuesday, when the permits issued by the city engineering department reached d valuation of s9,S25. These include two new dwellings, one valued at S5O0O and another at s2,70O. There was about S@,I2o of>repair work permitted-Star.
 Whats The Use.
 TUCSON.-Delegates to the Demo- cratic state convention, which will be held in Phoenix next month, will be selected at a meeting of the Pima couEty Democratic committee called Tor Wednesday night by Brad Duncan chairman of the committee.-Star.
 Democrat Will Try.
 BlSBEE.-John F.. Newberry one of the leading Democrats Of this section Of CochiSe county has announced his intention of making the race, subject 10 the Democratic primaries for the office of member of the county board of supervisors from the Douglas dis trict. Newberry is the first Democrat to announce himself.
 In the north end of the county. of which Wilcox is the center, Dave Adams and Dr. Briscoe are prominent " mentioned as probable candidates for the democratic nomination
 Coast Excursion Coming
 MA-1t has been definitely set tied by the San Diego chamber of com merce that record breaking excur- sion will be made to Yuma and other Arizona, cities just as soon as the rail- roads go back into private ownership.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
ABOUT THE STATE

at which time special rates can be put into effect. They expect to spend a couple of days in Yuma and will want to see everything of interest that we can show them.-Sun.
 Chandler Has Mayor.
 CHANDLER.-The first council for the newly incorporated town of Chan dler met Tuesday night in the office of Dr. A. J. Chandler The pr. was ap- pointed president of the council.-Ari- zonan.
 Pass The Perfume
 ESCOTT.-James Forepaugh, hunter ana trapper, who was in Prescott about two months ago, is getting rich quick by the novel route of killing .skunks, accord George E. Burlington, a mining operator from the Date Greek range. The latter stated that Fore paush to date had captured 796 of the skunk family in traps of his own invention, and the entire lot had been expressed to an Omaha furrier, the pcIts averaging at least $4.5O each.-Journal- Miner.
 Gets Grand Opera.
 FIAGSTAt'F'-Eor the first time in his history, Flagstaff is to have grand opera. The Sonora Grand Opera com pany will appear at the Orpheum thea : ter Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, February 24 and 25.-Leader.
 Votes School Bonds.
 MESA-In an election which was marked for it's interest, voters of school district No. on last Saturday voted overwhelmingly to approve the pro posed bond issue of $125,000 for the purpose of providing more school fla cilities. The bonds carried by a ratio of practically to Tribune.
 Yssgmen Had Practice.
 DOCGLAS-Whe yeggmen blew open the safe in the office of the Doug las Laundry, 616 Seventeenth street, at o'clock this morning they did thing which, for two reasons. was wholly un- necessary. In the first place, the safe wasn't locked, and in the second place. 1t didn't have a cent of money In 1t. What the safe crackers said when this condition was revealed by two terrific explosions. which aroused nearly every body in the neighborhood. is not known, for there was no dictaphone in the of- ice.-International.
 Woman Will Stump.
 DOUGLAS-FoIowin the an nouncement of her candidacy for secretary of state. Mrs. Nellie A. Hayward said she would make campaign of the entire state and would begin this week by attending the state cattlemen's convention in Tucson, having received an in vitaton to do so from number of the members ot the assocIa ation: From Tucson, Mrs. Hayward will qo to Phoenix, where she will at tend the meeting of the democratic state central committee. which will meet next Saturday for the purpose of naming the delegates from Ari- zona to the national democratic convention in San Francisco next June. The name of Mrs. Hayward has been mentioned in connection with this delegation, and she said today that if 1t was agreeable to give one of the six delegates to. lady she would feel highly honored if selected.-Internatio
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
Deschanel Becomes
 French President
Republican A. p. Leased Wire

PARIS, Feb. 1s-At the ceremony through which President Deschanel was formally invested with his new office today there was a felicitous ex- change between him and the retiring president. M. Poincare, greeting his successor, said the presidency could not be entrusted to better man than he who had held such a brilliant place in the parliament and who well knew how to fill the role of an impartial um- pire and adviser. The new president, said NJ. Poincare, would be able to rely in cooperation of all Frenchmen and he expressed confidence that the striking personal merits of NJ. De- schanel and his ardent patriotism would inspire the country.
 President Deschanel in reply thanked the retiring president. remarking that in order to fulfill his duty he would only have to follow the worthy ex- ample of his predecessor, who had represented France with admirable patriotism during the tragic times of the last five years
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
COMMITTEE HEARS
 ARGUMENT ON SALE
 OF GERMAN SHIPS

WASHINGTON Feb. 1S.-Conflict ing opinions as to the advisa bility oi the immediate sale of the 30 former German passenger liners. recently of- fered by the shipping board, were pre- scented to the senate commerce com mttee today by members of the board.
 Chairman Payne told the committee that the reconditioning of the vessels for passenger service would involve an expenditure of more than s75.000, 900 and offered a resolution approved by three of the four members of the board requesting authority to put the ships on the market. All bids recently received for the purchase of the liners have been rejected. he said.
 Vice Chairman Stevens of the board, on the other hand, stated that the vessels should not be sold at this time as their true valuation had never been worked out. He urged that the vessels be reconditioned before their saIe. Estimates of the value of the vessels received by the board. he said, had been made with q Appreciated charge of per cent, while only : F per cent should thus be charged off. He placed the value of the fleet at nearly S75. .00o 000
 Opposing the immediate sale of the liners because of the uncertainty as to their valuation. MT. Stevens said the public was entitled to know wheth- CT the fleet was being offered at fair prices.
 It would be a tremendous mistake" for the United States to sell it's war built cargo ships for s100 deadweight ton. Wallace Downey, head of a New York shipyard. told the senate com merce committee. The cost of con- Structing similar steel tonnage today he estimated at S163 ton
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
N. Y. WILL NAME
 IT'S DELEGATION
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s-Republican state leaders tonight were virtually unanimous in the belief that four men would be nominated as delegates at large to the republican national con- vention by the state convention here tomorrow night and that the delega- tion would go to the national con vention uninstructed. One and pos sibly two women probably will be named as alternate delegates at large.
 The big four" tentatively agreed upon by party leaders includes Sen ators Wadsworth and Calder, Elihu Root and William Boyce Thompson. Mr. Root, who as a temporary chair man will deliver the keynote speech at the opening session of the conven- tion, has asked to be excused from serving as a delegate because of the condition of his health. but party leaders have urged him to be a can didate on the ground of duty to the party and expressed the belief tonight that he would accept
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19

The old full-grown tea leaves you get in common tea are loaded down with tahnin - that's what gives common tea Its puckery taste.
 For Schilling Tea, we use only the young leaves, rich in fine tea-favor.
 If you like tea strong in tannin, buy the common kind. If you want fine tea, without the puckery taste, ask your grocer for Schill- ing Tea.
 There are four fiavors of Schilling Tea-Japan, Ceylon- India, Oolong, English Breakfast. All one quality. In parchmyn-lined moisture proof packages. At grocers everywhere.
 4 .ScAilling 6 Co San F,uneisco
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
ISSUES ANTI-sTRIkE ORDER

BERLIN. Feb. 1S.-Gustav Noske. commander in- chief for the Greater Berlin district and Brandenburg prov ince. has issued an order, applying to Berlin and the Mark of Brandenburg
 threatening imprisonment or a fine of 50,000 marks for melting persons by speech or in writing to stop work which would affect the production or distribution of foodstuffs. The de- cree is directed against threatened strikes of the bakers and hotel keepers
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
REPORT HEAVY GERMAN TRADE

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Trade with Germany has progressed so rapidly that the International Mercantile Marine company has purchased a building and established offices in Hamburg, it was announced today at the office of the company. J. J. McGlone is in charge of the Hamburg business, operated un- der the American line and the Ameri- can passengers steamers Mongolia and Manchuria, now in the New York Hamburg service, have been supple mented by a fleet of 12 shipping board freight steamers.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
LIFT QUARANTINE BAN

ELL PASO, TeXaS, Feb. IS.-DIStrlct military headquarters today an- nounced the abolition of all restric- tions the movements of officers and enlisted men put in force to combat the spread of influenza. Since Feb ruary3 soldiers in uniform have been forbidden to attend public gatherings or places of amusement or to patronize restaurants where dancing is part of the entertainments
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
DEMOCRATS NAME DELEGATES

fSpec1aJ TO The RepuDl1can.)
 TUCSON, Feb. I9.--The 13 members of the Pima county state central dem ocratic committee were elected tonight to attend the state convention in Phoe- nix next Saturday. Charles Blenman was unanimously endorsed for ap- poin-ment as delegate 10 the national democratic convention at San Francis co for Pima county.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
BORROWED cAR"-After trying

out a Ford car belonging to J. J. Me Neil. Oscar Sterling found it so satis- factory he borrowed" it for the second time, according to a statement he is said to have made at the sheriff's of flee last night The second trip ended rather suddenly out on the desert north of Glendale where the car was found by Deputy Sheriff Troutman and Marshal Booth. of Glendale. The car had been abandoned, but the officers found a clue which led to the arrest of Sterling at house in Peoria. Accord ing to Troutman, Sterling confessed to having taken ti. same car on two diff ferent occasions for the purpose of joy riding.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
NoTep DR. WORKER DIES

LONG BEACH, Cal. Feb. 1S.-Mrs- Harriet Jane Thonias, v, who was a coworller with the late Mrs. Carrie Nation in her campaign against sa- looms and who travelled with Mrs. Ma ton for some years. dropped dead on the street here today. She lived in I T.os A Nreles
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
REPORTS ARRIVAL OF TROOPS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S - General Graves, commander of the United States expeditionary forces in Siberia, notified the war department today that three units of the Twenty infantry arrived in Vladivostok, Feb ruary 16, and the last unit reached Manchuria station February IA. The message said revolutionists had taken Nabaroxsk
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
ALL AMERicANs SAFE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S-All Amer jeans at Maraish in Turkey, where there have been a number of disturb ance, are safe. the state department was informed today in dispatch from Constantinople.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19
SPANISH INFLUENCE
 IN HAIR R-DRES SSING

The Spanish influence and the Oriental is noted in hair dressing. as in gowns; the Spanish in the coif that piles the hair high on the head; tic Oriental in the coronet effects which have returned. Though shops are showing many lovely hair ornaments, it is only with most formal evening dress that these are being worn.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19

The children's bureau of the depart ment of labor states that at least 32.- 900 white children are born out of wedlock each year. and that probably not more than : per cent survive the first year of life.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19

There was a decrease last year in combined output of corn, wheat and oats of 236, 6,000,00 bushels in the United States outside of the southern states. while in the south these grains showed an increased production of 335. 1000, 900 bushels.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19

Among the names of 4,500,000 men in service during the war, the shortest family name was 'Ti,'' that of two soldiers, natives of Hawaii
Arizona republican., 1920-02-19

The investment in this country III ice cream plants and equipment is estimated at well over $200, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

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8ittere.U et.

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