Arizona republican., 1920-06-11


 Million Dollar Ore Shipment
 AJO-Three shipments of copper, [ totaling 55 cars have been made by i New Cornelia since the lifting of the ! embargo on account of the freight | blockade The first was 22 cars, the second 20 ciIrs. and the third, leaving I the first of the week for New Jersey, 1 was 13 cars. The three shipments total over s1000, ,000.-Ajo Copper | News.
 Telephone Soon Ready PATAGONIA-Th Patagonia tele- ! phone toll line will be ready for use ! about June 15. according to a state | ment made today by Harry Connor, | local manager of the Mountain States Telephone company. Most of the work has been complete. On completion of the line the two Santa Cruz county cities, Nogales and Patagonia, will be in closer touch with each other, which will be of decided commercial advant age.-Santa Cruz Patagonian. Fire Destroys Autos FLAGSTAFF Six automobiles burned up in a fire that totally de- stroyed the barn in the rear of the i w. J. Williams residence just south west of the plant Of the Flagstaff i Electric Light company at 2:15 o'clock 1 yesterday afternoon. The barn was rowned by Jimmy Patton Williams, who rents the property, is employed on the Coconino Sun. The most valu- able of the six cars destroyed was a new Chevrolet touring car. which, it is understood, was uninsured.-Leader. Capture Alleged Robbers MIAA1I-On suspicion of being the 1 perpetrators of the chain of robberies which haze been committed in Globe and Miami during the past two weeks James C. Red Quinn and Frank Thomas, Slovenian, were taken into custody last evening by the county au- thorities. The pair are now held at the county jail in Globe pending an in- Vestigation.mBu Bulletin
 Shipping Cattle MIAMI-In the neighborhood of 22O0 head of cattle were shipped out of the district yesterday afternoon. Over a thousand were drawn from the Flying H range and the remainder were fur nished by Ed Gilleland William Lee and Luther Jackson. The entire lou was handled by William Parks, who is l buying for Kaisas City purchasers Bulletin.
 Arrest Master Thief
 MORALES the arrest here by Deputy Sheriff George White of Fran cisco Pima local police believe there 1 has been captured the ringIeader in a long series of robberies which have vexed the authorities for weeks and I netted sthe thieves several thousands l of dollars in loot Of various descrip- I tions.-Herald
 Hired "Fire Bug" i DOUGLAS.-W Abraharns. alleged to have hired Albert Salcido to burn his place of business at T54 C. avenue February 22. last. was bound over to the superior court under a bond of S1000 as d result of the hearing pre- ! sided oyer by Judge W. c. Jack yes ferday.
 Abraharns fs alleged to have tried | to persuade Mike Sasnora. prior to the j time SalcidO is said to have ignited l the blaze. to burn the building, offer I ing him $500. Samora would not con 1 cede to his request and he is alleged i to have later made similar proposi- ton to Saleido. offering him $200. and f requesting he leave town immediately I after the fire.
 Salcido. after much persuasion. is said to have accepted the proposition, and after working in Abrahams pool \ hall about 15 days, Abrahms is de \ clared to have departed from Douglas, Salcido starting the blaze which re- suited in small damage. the majority of it being done to the player piano. International
 Organize Moose Lodge
 MESA.-The Moose lodge is to be organized here as soon as the requisite number of applicants have been signed to the charter roll, which is rapidly assuming concrete shape, and already the charter has been signed by many of the local citizens. It is the desire of the organizers to start with 50 names on the charter. and these are expected to be signed within a few days AS soon as the 90 signatures have been secured the class will be initiated and the local lodge will be opened with a banduet:-Tribune Criminal Assault Case l FLAGSTAFF'-Th case of Mrs. Felix Cooper of Winslow versus Dr. A. c. RounsevilIe of Williams, in which she asks damages for aGeged criminal N assault. came lip in the superior court M Wednesday Attorney x. N. Sleeves l represents the defendant and Attorney Thomas Greer Of Holbrook the plain tiff. Plaintiff alleges the assault oc- cured when she went to see Dr. Roun- seville relative to her physical condi- tion six months ago.
 The case will come up for trial in July It is understood the plaintiff asks for S12.O00 damages.-Leader- Normal School News F'LAGSTAF-M. l. Powers and J. C. Dolan of the Normal school board, met on Saturday with Royal Lescher, ar chitect of the new Normal manual training school building. It was decided to lay corner stone in the new building, but without cere- : mony. A bronze tablet will later be placed in the building. and probably
 at that time there will be an appro- prfate ceremony.
 Contract will he let this week for a
 lot of new concrete walk at the Nor
 nal grounds the cost to he between
 three and four thousand dollars
 Coconino Sun
 Alfalfa Profitable
 C1ANDLER--XVe talk about cotton
 and how much one can make from the 1 staple, but we never realize that equal - I've as much can be made from other Eproducts in the Salt River valley.
 w J. Longmore, east of town. re-
 ports a net profit of S2,100 from moro
 than 40 acres of alfalfa. This only represents two cuttings, and as MT
 Longmore is good for at least four
 more cuttings. his profits should nor
 malIy De about 600O or $50 an acre. nally be about S6,000 or $150 an acre
 an acre because it contained some fox
 tail. Ise secured 42 tons Of hay. The
 second cutting gave him 70 tons. The
 expense of water, cutting, baling, etc.
 was deducted, leaving a balance oi
 S2.100.-ArizOnan.
 Will Award Letters -BISBIEE-Yhe executive board of tho