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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-26
FAIR BOARD MEETING

The fair board of the farm bu-
reau and the county commissioners
engaged to have a session together
this Monday afternoon to plan for
the September fair under the man
agement Of the farmers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-26
THE JAPANESE SHOW

The last of the week witnessed
some very clever performances at
the Orpheum by some Japanese
ladies and gentlemen. For slight of
hand work, and performances calling
for great skill and gracefulness Of
body, the Japanese gave wonder
full show.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-26
ADAIR ON OPERATING TABLE

r. w. Adair engaged to undergo
a surgical operation on Tuesday
morning to remove growth that
has been obstructing the intestines
in the region Of the appendix.
He is at the Holy Cross hospital
and the operation will be performed
by Dr. HOsmer.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-26
RAILWAY OFFICIALS
VISIT HERE

Carl Gray, president of the Union
Pacific system. including the Oregon
Short Line and the o.. R. & NJ, is
making a tour Of inspection of the
lines, and is in southern Idaho this
week.
The party consists of high officials
of the system, and are travelling with
special train of six cars.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-26

Mrs. c. A. Ruby and two sons are
here from Valentine, Nebr., to visit
for several weeks with Mrs. Ruby's
sister, Mrs. J. H. Miller, and family.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-26
GOSPEL MEETINGS
MONDAY

Subject at gospel tent Monday, ga
Wise Fool-Who Is He, What Is
Gods Sentence on Him."
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-26
TUESDAY

Subject Tuesday, 'The Metal Man,
or the Rise and Fall of the Great
World Powers" This will be an
illustrated lecture.
All are welcome. On West Bridge
street at 8. p. m.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26

said. ana II was because OF this beat
ing that she left him several weeks
ago and returned 10 her sisters homs
In Washington.
Not only did Gerson refuse TO pro-
vide her with sufficient clothing, she
declared, but he gave the clerks IN
structions 10 permit her TO take noun
ing from his store. She said she useo
money from the sale OF milk 10 pur.
chase hosiery, p tooth brush ana
tooth paste. Her husband protested
especially the purchase OF tooth brush
and paste, saying he never used such
things himself. she declared.
Mrs. Gerson said she had been mar
ried before and that she obtained
divorce from her first husband In
Washington. She lived with him III
tie more than a week.
Asked II she would agree TO go
back 10 her husband IL he would SEND
his children away, Mrs. Gerson re
piled: 81 would think very little OF
man who would send his children
away. and think less OF the woman
who would make such a request"
Gerson denied that he had refused
his wife money for clothes.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
Scrub, SAID HUBBY;
''sHE ASKS DIVORCE
Rights Confined to Brush and
Bucket, Declares Cumberland
Woman Who Wed Here.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Aug. os.-The
suit OF Mrs. Fannie Gertrude Gerson.
OF Frostburg. for divorce from Myer
Gerson. a merchant OF that place,
heard in court yesterday. was marked
by sensational testimony.
Mrs Gerson was living in Washing
ton two years ago, when she married
Gerson, a widower with eight chill
dren. In her testimony, she said Ger
SON told her that her rights were con-
fined TO the scrub brush and bucket.
She declares she was subjected TO in
suits by his children whom Gerson.
himself. had refused to provide suf-
ncient food for them.
While she was trying to advise the
oldest son OF Gerson not to interfere
when she and Gerson were quarreling.
she declares, ,Gerson knocked her down.
He then struck her several times, she
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
PITTSBURCHERS FOLLOW
D. Getty CLUBS LEAD
Write for Information on Safety
Groups Movement to Start
Traffic Club.

The Public Safety Group OF the
City Club started something when IL
brought forward the proposal that a
Traffic Court be established In WASH
ington.
The Civic Club OF Pittsburgh, hav-
ing heard OF the movement here. has
included In its traffic improvement
program a study OF the Traffic Court
with a view TO establishing such a
tribunal there. Miss III. Marie Der
mitt. OF the Pittsburgh club, treas
urer OF the National Association OF
civfc SECRETARIES, has written to the
City Club for detailed information
concerning the Traffic Court.
Miss Dermitt especially requested
a copy OF an editorial written by Bill
Price and printed In The Washington
Times. urging the establishment OF
Traffic Court. The editorial has been
indprsed by the Public Safety Group
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
10 MORE LUNCHROOMS
CUT PRICES IN ALBANY

ALBANY. Aug. 26.-The cost OF eat
ing in lunch rooms continues to go
downward. Ten more lunch rooms
and restaurants announced overnight
they had reduced prices. following
threat OF the department OF justice
agents here that they would seek in
dictment Of ten restaurant men for
profiteering.
One restaurant announced that in
the future II would sell 3 eggs, any
style. for rs cents. and would guar
antee the eggs as the best in the
market.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
BOYS KILL STEPFATHER;
ANGRY AT MARRIAGE

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 20.-Will-
lam and Ross Sullivan were arrested
at Cardiff yesterday, charged with
having shot and killed their step
father, William Yancey. on a public
street In that town.
The mother OF the two boys was
married to Yancey a few days ago,
despite their objections, II was said.
The shooting followed a short visit
OF Mrs. Yancey to her former home.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
WEEKEND SPECIALS
In Toilet Requisites

Popular toilet preparations
offered at savings in our reg
ular once-a-week special sale.
Tax not included at these
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Przywileje miodoSci, kt6re ma
ley jak n~ajdluzej zachowat, to
ME tylko swiezosc Gerry, barwa
wlosow, kibic. Najcenniejszemi !
najwieksze znaczenie majqcemi
to: humor, zdrowie, o~dpornoSc
wobec przeciwnoSci, Pogoda IL
myshu. Gas ME moze ci zabrac
tych cudownych sill mlodoSci, je-
zeli Cd dni wczesnych cwiczyc SIG
bedziesz w bronieniu ich przcciw
MENU. Ian Finot Maurycy de
Flerry wykazali nam, re WICK
szosc ludzi ~starzeje sic przedwcze
snie Z obawy starosci! TO tez Cd
mas zalezy wyfqcznie zachowat
ma droge zycia skarby moralne
miodoSci, dzieki ktorym stajemy
sic ludziom mifymi i pozadany--
mi, sami zaS ME odczuwamy cie-
zaru staroScil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20
, Chez Bye Piekna!

Zamknawszy drzwi ma klucz w
sypialni swojej przyjaci0Ai, Ire
ma odetchne}a Z ulgq.
Potem wyjela Z torby swoja rO-;
ktorq odlozy4a ma stol.k.
Nastepnie L torebka w reku stang
Ia pred lustrem gotowalni i go
raczkowo wydobywaia rozmaite
padeieczka i flaszeczki, ktore u
kladaia ma stole pod lustrem. Ro-
w~noczeSnie z ia czynnoScia mono
pofg}osem: I'VE Was
nym domu nigdy ME nam ma lyle
czasu i swobody... Zanim zawo-
laja ma kolacye, zalatwie sic.
Ciekawam czemu moja mama ME
chce mi pozwolic ma to, co pre-
ciez wszystkie dziewczeta robia."
Otwierala pudefeczka i sloiki, z
jednego nabraia ma waite bialego
kremu i troskliwie wycieraia MIN
twarz i szyje, potem miekka sh6re
czka wzie}a masa doze r0zowej
pomadki ! roztarla ia ma police
kach i ma koniuszku uszu, ktore
wygiadafy z pod modnej fryzury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

SODA? A wiec i PAM - pani?"...
Me kohczy zaczetego zdania, Cd
wraca sic - odchodzi.
Irena ,,zmartwiala' czuje, re
jej slabo... ach tylko ME zem-
dice! Ma jednak jeszcze ma lyle
SHY, azeby zawr6cic, dopaSe do
drzwi sypialni, nalac goracej wo-
dy do umywalni i wycierac.. =.
wycierac.. =. Potem zrywa tie Sill
CINE loki a la Mary Pickford, WHO
sy upina jak zwykle, wyrzuca
Ywszystko" razem z robotka "a
Okno i siada ,,wyczerpana moral
mic i fizycznie" ma l6zku. WSrod
tego chaosr1 w umy$le przypomi-
ma sobie, re mama nigdy ME po-
zwaIa (jak i lyle innych rzcczyD
siadac ia Iozku - DO l6zko pa
n%enki powinno wyglqdac zawsze
czyste i niezmiete". - TAX m6wi
mama - kochana mama Zawsze
jej bcdzie posiusznq,.. zrywa sic
i ME spojrzawszy w lustro, bieg-
ME ma dol.
Jest brzydka.. Wymeczona i
mocno mydlem i woda wycierana
twarz ma sino czerwonc plamy,
oczv smutnc i powicki nabrzmia-
lc, ME przeszkadza to jednak pa
MI Hcnrykowi, aze0y szepnqc ma
uszko Irence, ma kt6rem jeszcze
pozostaio trochg rGzowej farby:
vDziekrie PAM" ,,kocham
cie IrenkoE"
A ona uszcze5liwiona postana-
via nigdy juz, nigdy, ME ,.dopo-
MACAO naturze."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20
Prxepisy
Gospodarskie

Czerstwy biafy chleb i czerstwe
ciastka MONA zuzyc, sporzadza-
JAG ME drogq i smacznq legumine
ia deser.
Pokrajat w koStki chleb i zru-
mienic troche W rynce ma masle.
Wysmarowac rynke masfem i u
kladac w niej: warStwe grzanek,
ktore pokropit mlckicm i masfem,
~nastepnie warstwe krajanych W
plasterki jabIek, kt6rc posypac
cukrem, znowu crank, troche
mleka i masfa i jabf5a, (winne)
i talk do pclnej rynki. Ma wierzchu
powinny bye CRANK, ma ktore
na}ozyc w odstepach kawaieczki
masla. Zapiec W piecyku przez
p6' sodziny.
Babka do kawy. (Niekosztow--
na.) - Cwierc funta masla utrzec
W misce ma Smictane. Wbic do to
go po jedncm cztcry Gale jajka i
znowu trzec przez kiIkana$cie mi
nut. Dodac kilkana$cie mf@dalow
slodkich, sparzonych, obranych
re skorki i grubo posiekanych i
pare gorzkich utartych ma tar
ce, troche cytrynowej sk0rki, pol
filizanki mleka i POI kwarty
pszennej maxi, kt6rq rozetrzcc Z
}yzeczka dobrcgo proszku do pic
czenia. Wszystko razcm dobrzc
wymieszac i wlat do formy wy
smarowanej masiem 1ub swiezym
smalccm, Wysypanei tarta bu}kq.
Ciasta w formie powinno bye do
poiowy, gdyz wyrosnie. Cdanic
sic tel babki zalczy cd u~pieczcnia
jcj Wy piecyku ME nazbyt CORA
Gym. Pc ~upieczeniu i wystudze--
niu MONA babke poIat syroPem ;
obsuszyc W piecyku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

sztpke Podw6jna, kt0ra zalecam ;
,,sztuke ME starzenia sic" roz-
poczynajac Z GAIA siia mfodych
a zdrowych organow waIke GA
sem - i osztuke starzenia Sic
uzywajac rozumnie i oszczednie
mlodoSci, przewidujac, re bedzie
ona mia}a swoj kres, re stanowi
.ona nawet Geese najmnieisza zy-
cia i &c dlatego nalezy ia oszcze-
dzac, zeby trwaia jak najdfuzej.
Me naSladuj jednak tych kobiet,
.ktore majac ciagle ma mySli, re Ia
wSze ME beda miafy lat dwudzie-
stu, zwiediy W trzydziestym pia-
.tym roku.
Trzydziesci pie, ezterdzieSci,
c~zerdzic$ci piet! TIE lata wydaja
.ci sic tax dalekie, takiem Gle le--
klein ~przejmuja. a jednak So TAX
bliskie! Me wyobrazasz sobie, jak
.zycie predko biezy, uwazaj tie lata
tedy "a etapy nadchodzace, ma
kt6re nalezy sobie PrzygotowaS
Iprzyjemne spedzenie czasu: otb
sztuka ,~starzenia SIG"
Ale usiiuj zachowa6 o lie mo-
znosci naiwiecei 7 tych PREY
wilejow cennych, jake ci dis
mlodosc dale:
Oto .sztrrka ME starzenia sic"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

S1S6-29O9. - Elegancki why
'towy kostyum z lekkiej jedwab-
nej Tub wetnianej materyi. Model
ka bluzki 1886 - "a, SO, s, 40, AZ,
A. mierzac ma Gale w biuScie,
Modefka spodniey 1900: p, "a,
&c, %, 80, 81 i "a, mietzac ma Gale
w paste. Materyafu o 80 calach
szeroGosci, ma cafy kostyum trze-
ba 50 jarda. (Na srednia miare)
Modefko bluzki 1Oc. osobno mo-
des&o spodnicy r6wniez 10c., ra-
Dem zoe na modehka tego kostyu-
mu. :
1888. - Ubranko Ola chkopa-
kow. ModeEka: 2, 8, 4, 5 ! szeSG
lat. Materyalu o A calach seer,
ma miare 4 potrzeba 21s jarda.
Modeiko 10c.
3141. - P~ral7tvczna sukienka.
Modelka: ,, 4, 6 8 lat. Materyalu
o p calach seer. ma miare 4 trzeba
2}S jarda. Modefko 19c.
1853. - Eadny wiosenny ko-
styum. Modelka: "a, sc, 80, 40,
AZ i A, mierzac ma Gale W biuScie.
Ma miare 50 materyatu o A cal,
seer. trzeba 6B jarda. Modehko
10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

1877. - Wygodny i hadny ko.
styum ola pan pracujacych W 90
fisach" Iub innych ,ypracodaj-
mach" Modelka "a, SO, 80, 10, AZ
a i 46, mierzqc ma Gale w blu
Scie. ModeSko 10c.
1888. - Domowa sukicnka lub
do szkoiy. Modexka: 6, 8, 10 ! II
lat. Matervalu o 81 calach seer.
ma miare 10 trzeba AZ jarda. Mo
defko 10c.
2816. - Szykowna toalcta z
lskkich materyi. Modelka: IA, l6,
IS i 20 lat. M~ateryafu 0 81 cal.
seer. ma miare IS trzeba Ga jar
da. Modefko 10c.
1882. - Skromna ladna ST..
kienka. Modetka: I, 6, s, 10 ! y
lat. Matcrya}u 0 q calach seer.
ma miare 8 trzeba oko}o 4 iardy.
Mode}ko 10c. >,
1857. - Praktyczny i szykow-
nv fartuSzek. ModeMa: Small 80
- "a; Medium Sc - So; Large,
10 - 40; Extra Large A - 46,
mierzqc ma Gale w biuScie. Mate
rvi O So calach szerokoSci ma
srcdnia miare trzeba 4 IS jarda.
Modeko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20
Me ma mic z|ego, CODY
ME wyszfo ma dobre.

MySli pan Onufry, kt6ry swo--
jej zonie Agnieszce zawsze ma
imieniny ofiarowujc poi tuzina
jedwabnych pohczoszek, kt6re te-
raz dosziy do ceny pietnastu do
"a pare; ,.Taki ten lgnacy
szczesIiwy! IONA jego llama
h nogc, kt6r2 musiano odjac. -
He on to z~aoszczedzi picniedzy,
o potowe mniej poi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

Zanurzyla kuszek w pudrze / lex
ko przypudrowa}a twarz / szyJe.
: Zach, jak ladnie!" w~ykrzykne-
Ia przygladajac sic w lustrze. U
maczaIa maly pedzelek w butele-
czce ! zacisnqwszy powieki leciut-
ko, przesuneIa po mich pedzel--
klein. Wzieia Z ma}ej szkatufki
c~hemiczny ofowek t.. zawahafa
sic troche. yBrwi i rzesy poczer-
nionc, to MONA natyclnniast po-
znac, ale - co tam - wszak
wszystkie to robiq'... - wlel-
ka energi2, pomalowa}a brwl, re
sy i kqCihi oczu Czarnq farbQ. Re
srebrncgo pudelcczka wziefa ma
koniuszek maIego palca mocno
czerwonej pomadk / malaria MIA
usta i nozdrza. Ach byiaby zapo-
mnialal \ to WSzak Waznc, DO
dale uEude - natwralnoSci Wyma-
lowanej twarzy... ! ci%eniutkim O.
i6wkiem - umoczonym ia
kim$ piynic, posuneia ma skro--
mach ksztait niebieskich zyfek.
.Gotowe!" szepneia i znowu
przyjrzaia sic w Iustrze. Me mo-
gla sic sobic napatrzet. Me do IL
wierzenja, jak to MONA sic .zro-
bic Sliczna" i - doprawdy, chy-
ba tylko bardzo zacoianc / upartc
w swym konserwatyzmie many
i ciocie NIGGA wzbraniac panien-
kom... ,,niewinnego dopornaga-.
MIA do u~zyskania piekno5ci." O.
tworzyla szostq szkatuieczke Z re
du... ,,Ach, CO to Julcia kaza}a
Z tenn zrobic?" Zapomniaia. A tn
GAS tvchodzi.. Aha! emalia kic-
dy ,,wszystko" wyschnic, ostroz--
ME gqbeczka ,,przejSG pc twa-
rzy" - j. ybedzie ~naturalny
wyglqd." Ach, co to roboty! ale
sic oplaciio. Teraz jeszcze podwi-
nae wlosy i przypiat tie loki. Och,
doprawdy, wyglqda zupelnic jak
najprawdziwsza aktorka. Szcze--
golniej tie loki "a Ia Mary Pick
lord" dodaja niczrownanego wy
razu. ,,Ciekawam, jake wrazcnie
sprawl to ma Hcnryku... talk sic
wczoraj przyglqdai Annie. kto-
ra sic tax $licznic maluje.. / to
wlaSnic spowodowalo, re sic zde-
cydowala bye - nicpos}uszna
mamie. Ale wszak mama ME
zechcc ~,zagradzat jej drogi do
szczescia?" Zreszta ma juz lat
oSmnaScie i moze mice swoja wo-
lc. Tylko - ach Bozc! gdyby tax
zcmdIala jak to sig zdarzyio mad
to wysznurowancj kucyi t.. t..
mic staIaby sic blada" i - gdyby
ia trzezwiIi woda i porozcierali
tie wszystkie farby.. -. toby by}o
okropne, szczegolnic, gdyby Hen
ryk byI obecnym... Me bedzic
wiec ami DUO tahczyt, ami jeSt
lod0w, kt0re tax bardzo lubi.
.,Ircnko! Irenko. gdzic jc-
stcs:;" wolajq zdoEu ychodI, juz
So wSzyscy'
BczIadnic wrzuca swoje ,,Srodki
pieknosci" do torby, ma wierzchu
unieszcza swoja rob6tke i Wy
biega. Picrwsz2 osoha, ktora spo-
tyka ma schodach, jest - Henryk.
Stale - ~doprawdy zdumiony. l.
rena tryumfujc. Me vita sic z MIA
lax zawsze bywalo - wesolo -
ale marszczy brwi groznie ! m6wi
jakims ME swoim gioscm: Pan
no Ireno. cos PAM ucZyni}a re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

czocll ola niej" [ OTTO sprawdza
sic pr~zys}owie, re: uniena mic
zlego CODY ME wyszAo ma dobre"...
gdyby tax Agnicszka"...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20
DIAL OLA KOBIET.
Referuje Marya S.
POGADANKA.

chownoSci przyjemei, stoi wo-
bee dwoch trosk: pozwaiac czaso-
v: okradac sic zwoina z powabow
- albo przedsiewziac przec1W
menu Wake, napewno rozpaa-
!iw2 - prawdopodobnie smiesz-
M. Pragnie ona bye o lie MOI
noSci jak najdhuzej przetmiotem
zachwytu dla Okla otaczajacych a
obawia sic Smiesznosci staryeh
koGetek. Powinna wiec uprawiac
zarowno dwie szvud: (potsug
wskazowek M. P.)
j. Sztu&e ME starzenia sic.
p Sztrke searzenia sic.
Trudne, ale ME niemozebne.
Pragrs wskazaG paniom tych
Sztuk podStawy.
Giowna podstaws Jest: Prakty-
kowac ie jednoczeSnie. TAX, kobe
Ia codziennie powinna usFow2c
Gas zwaIczac = ustepowaG mu.
Me woisj re to paradoks! Chce
powiedziec, re zwalcac powinna
go swymi powabani zewnetrzny-
mi, a ustepowaG rozumem i ser
Gem.
Zwalczac Gas przez swa po-
wierzchownoSG! Gaia nauka nowo
cessna i zastosowywanie hygieny
zaciieca las do tego. Przedewszy
stkiem fakt matematyczny: pre-
cietnc zycoe czfowieka Cd dwoch-
set lat Jest dluzsze. zwfaszcza W
$rodowiskach spolecznych, gdzie
ludz;e maja Gas i SrodA do wal
(; Z czasem. Starzeja sig ludzie
vice dis stanowczo ME talk szyb
10 jak dawniej i jest nadzieja, re
W tym kierunksl coraz MOVIE beda
odkrvcia. Czyz Miecznkow ME O.
biecuie dlugo wiecznoScii CYL
ME wykazuje nam, re umieramy
wszyscy z chor06 re choroby
starzeja mas przedwczeSnie?
Dodaje tn nakoniec rade dose
wazna: Wa8ka fizyologiezna z
Czasem Jest bezceIowa, jesli sic
ia zbyt p6zno rozpoczyna. Zwal-
czac staroSc nalezy W mhodosci.
Me W czterdziestym roku kobe
ia Powinna brntowac sic pre-
civ zuzyciu, lez W latach jej roz-
kwitu, a nawet wczeSniej! Ilez
to kobiet W dwr>dziestym piatym
roku psuie sobie Figure i zdrowie
zbytnim uciskiem gorsetu, tortu-
RUE oczy wstrzykiwaniem / WHO
sy rozpalonemi zelazkamL w
iatach to dwudziestych, Mode ko-
biety. rozpoczynajcie wake z IL
padkiem fizycznym, kt0ry wan
erozi w roku czterdziestym, a to-:
pieiegnujac zdrowie "a pomoca u
prawiania hygieny. Me staraj sic
oszukac siebie; ME usi}uj zapo-
mn;et 0 TEN, ME mySl, yes MO-
ia. re dpi przechodza 20 tobie bez
S,aG2 - ze mic ME szkodzi m}o-
doSci,' Niestety! dnie iStotnie ME
zazraczaja Shadow ma glowie ko
b:ccej W dwudziestym piatym TO-
ku jcj zycia. lecz zaniedbany stan
zGrow;a predict wyzIobi zmarsz-
czki ma czole, a gwaitowne uspo-
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-16
MULE cREEKERS ARE AFTER
 BETTER ROADS

The residents of the Mule Creek section in the northwestern part of Grant county. are urging the county commissioners to improve the roads in that region.
 At the meeting of the board of com missioners held here the past week, a delegation of Mule Checkers, compos- ed of B. L. Wise and w. A. Watkins, together withs L. E. Foster. of Gila, appeared before the commissioners.
 The Mule Creek people ask that F miles of road leading into their dis trict, be made more passable, and that a stretch of road, three miles in length, connecting up with the Ari- zona line, be built, giving them an outlet to Clifton, Ariz., their closest trading point. This latter road also would form an important connecting link in a transcontinental highway via the Elephant Butte to the Roose- welt dams.-Silver City Independent.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-16
LAND IN Ft. GRANT
 INDIAN RESERVE IS SOLD

Phoenix, July 9-Officials of the United States land office of Phoenix returned Wednesday morning from Ia trip to Wilcox, Ariz., where they auc- toned of approximately 5000 acres of government land situated in the Fort Grant Indian reservation.
 Although there were a number of small bidders, the land was finally sold to W. T. Webb, federal prohib:- tion director for Arizona, and to Cook and Johnson, cattlemen of Willcox, for $16,85O. As both parties owned land adjoining the reservation it was divided for the convenience of each purchaser.
 Those conducting the sale were Scott White receiver of the Phoenix land office, L.. Rosengren, also of the land office and T. c. Dezendorf, of the general land office at Washington. D. c.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-16
METCAIE ITEMS

Mrs. Nina Dart and children re- turned Tuesday from Texas where Mrs. Dart has been visiting her sis ter.
 Mrs. Henry Bingham and small daughter returned Friday from Saf- ford where she has been visiting her mother.
 Miss Willie Sloan is visiting her sister. Mrs. Jim Lovett, in Duncan.
 Miss Edith Harvey visiting friends at Morenci this week.
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Spriggs and children, and MT. Spriggs' father and mother motored to the Indian Hot Springs Saturday 3rd, and spent the Fourth there.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey motored to Clifton Saturday.
 MT. B. L. Gay and daughter, Mar tha, motored to Clifton, Saturday on business
 MT. Henry Nelson was in town Tuesday on business.
 Among the people motoring up the new road Sunday were Mr. and MT. Ambler, from Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-16
RAILROADS OF STATE VALUED FOR TAXATION

The state tax commission has com pleted the assessments of railroads in the state and the total assessed valuation is placed at $1O1, 1,064 ,350.06.
 The highest vluation placed by the commission is on the lines of the Southern Pacific, the main line of which is assessed at $22,110, 100. the mileage being given at 392,90. The Santa Fe lines are next in valuation, the main line being assessed at $26,' ,97O and the mileage benz given at 3S6,13 The Fl Pasc an l Southwestern is third in valuation at $9, ,4G5. 1S0 and with mileage of 174,17.
 The Apache railroad, which is now completed and runs from Holbrook to Cooley, is assessed at $577,6o0. The Verde Valley railway i now assessed at S1,296,125 the former assessment having been $1,6;t,o40.
 The total railroad mileage in the state is given at 2,477,64. The total mileage for 1919 was 2476.94, showing an increase of 1.S miles for the year.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-16
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals addressed to H K. Martin, secretary of the Highway Commission of Greenlee County Arizona, will be received up to 8 o'clock p. m., Augusta, 1920, when they will be publicly opened and read at the Clifton Hotel in the Town of Clifton. for the construction of a piece of road from Patterson's Ad1i- to a point near the Pump Station of the Clifton Water and Improvement Co.,, in Greenlee County, Arizona.
 Bids for doing the work must be in accordance with the plans and specifications on file at the office of the Highway Commission, copies of which, together with blank form o1 r~oposal, may be obtained by apply ing to the Secretary of the Hi snway CoEE:issnrn.
 All bids must be made on rhs blaEk form of roposa! every item of which must be covered and must be ac- con:.anied by T certified cherk for five per cent of the bid as denoted in proposal. Proposal must be in saled envelope. addressed to H. K. Martin, Secretary of Highway Com nilsson of Greenlee County, Clifton, Arizona, anl marked conspiciously PROPOSAL"
 The commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids, or waive rregularity of any bid.
 H. K. MARTIN, Secretary of the Highway Commis-
 sion of Greenlee County, Arizona 7-16-2t