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Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
By Himself

lecture on the same subject by N ka Van Amburg justifies a repetition of the lecture and that they have ob- tained the services of another mem Der of the l. B. $. 4. lecture bureau. G. c. Kendall from Pennsylvania. Mir Kendall has long experience as a lec- turer on Bible themes.
 That millions now on earth will continue to enjoy life is both possible and. from Bible deductions, highly probable. The proofs I offer are based on prophecy, a large portion of which is yet to be fulfilled" declares Mir Kendall.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

and the success of the bond issue will be. to large extent. a result of their unutiring energy and indomitable pro- gressive spirit. The committee calls upon the taxpayers of the county to. one and all, vote for good roads and progress next Friday. thereby placing Mar1copa county in the ranks of those progressive communities that point with pride to their splendid paved highway system.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
BIBLE LECTURE TO [
 BE REPEATED HERE

Millions Now Living Will Never Die" will be the subject of a lecture at the Arizona School of Music next Tuesday evening at D. m.
 Local representatives of the Inter national Bible Students association say the interest shown in a recent
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

THE CHEATER' HAS
 TIMELY INTEREST

May Allison. the captivating star in The Cheater," is announced as the fea- ture attraction at Mauk's Columbia theater for a run of two days. begin Ting today. This is described as one of the photoplay sensations of the wear presenting this fascinating actress in an intensely dramatic role.
 The Cheater'' is a screen version of Judah" the notable stage play bv Henry Arthur Jones. MT. Jones. with whose work American theatergoers nave long been familiar, is the author or The Silver King" "The Liars 2 Mrs Danes Defense" and more than @ score of other distinguished dramatic compositions. Judah" was presented on the stage at the Shaftsbury theater m London with E. S. Willard in the titular role.
 The theme of "The Cheater" is one that is uppermost in the minds of thinking people throughout the entire civilized world at the present time. The play deals with the healing by faith.
 The highly dramatic story of "The Cheater" revolves around Lily Meany, the daughter of an unprincipled con Juror known as Peg" These two play upon the credulity of refined peo- Die who take stock in their fake science "AO CfNAA GOAAAC NC AilCiAA NO bG GllLGh of imaginary i'll.
 Hearing that Lily has power to heal the sick, young Judah, Lord Asgarby, sumons her to his ancestral home and oegs her to heal his sister, Eve, who has been declared an incurable cripple. Confronting the simple faith of the little girl and that of her noble mind ed brother. Lily suddenly experiences charge of heart and thoroughly ashamed of her many deceptions, she sets about to demonstrate that there s some good in her after all.
 The drama is said to be developed witt the skill of a master playwright and the leading role afforSs Miss Ali son as unusual opportunity for dis play of her emotional powers King Baggot, widely known to mention pie |. ture fans by reason of his work in any number of big productions. is cast as Judah opposite the star Others in the cast are Frank Currier. Harry Var Meter, Percy Challenger, May Gerac and Lucille Ward
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

Each member of the Osage Indian tribe who has inherited oil rights will receive sIO.000 for the year 1920. There are now 222S original shares in the osage- tribe. according to officers of Indian affairs
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

To endeavor to bring about the pass age of minimum wage laws Miss Jeanette Rankin. who was the first woman representative in congress. is now making tour of the country.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

The department of agriculture is about to make experiments in sending market reports to farmers by wireless. The trial service will be confined to counties adjacent to the District of Cnlnmhia
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

tions, including both drama and com edy.
 Matinees daily and no advance in the prices in the Ramona's policy cover ing this engagement.
 Holiday Spirit at the Blue Bird
 Looking for an event of real joy? The Blue Bird is the answer. Arizona's largest and most handsome dancing palace is surely surcharged with the holiday spirit and nightly the crowds find perfect enjoyment in the atmos- phere and environment of happiness which peryades the establishment. Car roll Reed and his inimitable jazz band continue to furnish the music. This guarantees the last owrd in inspira- tion excellence.
 F. s. Mayfield continues with his daily dancing classes, offering the fin- est of instruction to all those who would acquire the aluring art of danc- 1 ing, under the finest of auspices and under the instruction of the most ac- complished teachers in the state.
 Refreshments are always to be had at the Blue Bird, this end of the en- ! tertainment program being available a all times during the evening.
 The Blue Bird features cent dances with special events conducted almos ] every evening.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

to get in there in one fashion or an- other and your joy will be complete for arrangements are already completed for the noisiest New Years scene ever heard, of, with the possible exception of the batle of the Marne. Whistles, horns, razzles, winners, weepers, ser pentines, bells, anything that you might name that ever made a big noise will be there and furnished to the guests free of charge. So you won't have to hunt up the old dinner bell and take it along and the sleigh bells will be unnecessary luggage.
 If there ever was a Mardi Gras with a lot of pep it will be backed off the
 map when this New Years affair starts in full blast at Toft's Country club. Frank Farnum has something all stored away that he has been keep | ing a secret so far but he promises to
 cut loose with some dancing novelties l that will knock 'em all cuckoo. Before
 he gets through with the Friday night 1 they will all be holding on tight think
 ing they have come to tunnel
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
Farnum Leads at American

You never know what to expect in the way of novel entertainment until you have spent an evening at the American. Farnum the clever artist whc started the week with novel danc- ing appeared last night in something entirely new and different from any thing that had ever been seen here in the way of special dance features
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
M.... Near Plans at Toft,s

New Year Plans at Toft's
 If you want to make decided mt with your self call 1947 right now and make your reservation for the most stupendous New Years dancing party ever invented at Toft's County club
 All the guests of the club need only
Evening star., 1920-07-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued.

SPECIAL TWO-TIRE SALE.
We sell only absolute factory
frsts.
We do not handle any seconds
or blemished tires. Every tire in
original wrapper with name and
serial number.
Buy nowl With the steady
increase in the cost OF tires we
will be unable to duplicate this
Evening star., 1920-07-01
II16 18th St. NV.

j
Nicely furnished room in house for gentle
men only 5000 per calendar month. Bath.
with plenty Of hot water. Easy walking dis
tance any downtown section. ta1l personally
or phone week days. Main 1OO78. II
2s1S 18th ST {bet Girard and Harvard
Large. bright front room for two: ladies pre-
ferred; electric lights: instantaneous hot
water. $50. Tel. Col. 239-J l.
1899 PARK ROAD N.w.-Extra large room;
second floor; telephone: piano. l.
1859 FAIRMONT ST N.w.-Col. 1929. Near
I4th st. Quiet. cool rooms: private home. l.
1854 PARK ROAD-Double room; nicely fur
nished: private family: ami. 1.
ls17 KALORAMA ROAD-Iarge double room:
next to bath: electricity; phone; $21 month;
single room. $50.
i4I1 NEWTON ST. w.-Two beautiful. sec
ond- floor south front rooms. Col. d2s7. IL
I735 20th N.W.-Two rooms with bath; one or
both; men only. IL
lII5 eth ST. N.W.-Brght. cheerful room: to
couple. l.
22o 2nd ST NE.-Two communication rooms:
second floor: conveniently located; housekeep-
ing: adults only.
LARGE. cool rooms ror men for summer months
Der Is. Apply Mrs. Lambert. North 7s6s.
iII2 II ST N.W.-TwO furnished rooms: one
frst floor front one third floor front: suitable
for two: gentlemen only. l.
1925 VERMONT AvE.-very nice. large cool
rooms with board; best location in city;
ami.
i410 HOPKINS ST.-Near Dupont Circle; large
front room, BATH use of kitchen: between 10
and 3. or phone n. 5744. l.
5 10th ST. s.E.-Front room. second floor.
furnished: suitable for two.
Trunks, Baggage, Furniture
Transferred. Quick service. WILLIAMS NJ AUTO
1924 MASS AVE. N.W.-For rent; July l;
large double room; first floor; suitable for
couple or three young men: $50 i
1915 EYE ST. N.w.-Large. well furnished
aIso one single room: J.
O43 x ST. N.w.-Desirable 3rd floor front
room; running water; suitable for one or
two gentlemen. Franklin 1858.
sz6S 1zth ST. N.W.-Slngle room; private
family. l.
Evening star., 1920-07-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

OEpSM0BILE, 4-cyl., 3-pass.; fine order; i slip
covers; spotlight: bargain; terms to respohsioie
party. $50 Pa. ave. So se------
FpRD touring. 1918; good condition. S'-'
Il - n ~
Evening star., 1920-07-01

I0IS 18th ST.--Young lady wishes rooInmate@
share large second floor front room. WITH
four large closets. and electricity; con-7
tiLuous hot water: laundry privileges; In cooly =
attractivey furnished louse within walking,s
distance Of all depts. and shopping district. l,
Evening star., 1920-07-01

la GRANDE. APT. ts0T iih NV. Opp.
Pension oflicel-Furnished room near path'
nryate family J.
Evening star., 1920-07-01

1871 PERRY PL NV BRIGHT SEcoNN
Goi o25i IL ~
Evening star., 1920-07-01

: 1917 ETCiID ST. S.w-Large room; 4 wins
dows: next to bath. also single room; eec.,:
3D. ! rh.na
Evening star., 1920-07-01

DUPONT CIRCI.E-On" room. elderly Lady or
married couple. Call North 3i62 between . ana
= IA m
Evening star., 1920-07-01

TWO tne parior bedrooms with privileges OF
paror piano and phone private family: near,
14th st. and Park road: gentlemen pre@t
fprrpd
Evening star., 1920-07-01

We are able only at tins time
to quote you special prices on
TUBES.
All mail orders will have to be
accompanied by check in full OF
account - otherwise orders will
not be filled.
VICTORY TIRE CO.,
lODt Fourtpenth ST NV
Evening star., 1920-07-01

Ia2s VERMONT AvE.-Iarge, cool. clean
room: excellent bed; reduced. i ;
Evening star., 1920-07-01

| FCRNISh Ed AOOMS-S nun0c0.
% JACKSON PLACE-Seeet room. facing In,
| fayette Park: exclusive surroundings: Refcarck
University. ~ =
Evening star., 1920-07-01

lo1 T. CAPITOL ST.-Large front room
|. Ia. k: also medium size room l.
Evening star., 1920-07-01

!, 35t7 18th ST. NV single and double
rooms in a large detached home; convenient 10
| . al -
Evening star., 1920-07-01

113S + ST. N.W.-IArge front room; also sin
| gle room connecting: will rent separate or en-
suite: fine for party of six; summer rates. Il
Evening star., 1920-07-01

tiful private home; large second d-story front
room beautifully furnished in mahogany, hyels
windows. southern exposure. private BATH elece
tricity ice water. telephone aud maid service.%
reasonable and in every way desirable: gentle-e
men married couple Phone North 6642- 1.T
Evening star., 1920-07-01

~ MASS AVE NV southern exposure
ufiutaus hot water. l.
Evening star., 1920-07-01

5l4 TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-rhree nice. sec
ond floor rooms for Ink; gas and use OF ba tn:
Evening star., 1920-07-01

oo sTRIckLER AVE. Clarendon. Na--Iarge
rt room with front porch; suitable for
, ,.nunle or two gentlemen: with private
! Family. excellent board; an l.; :" minutes
from 18th and Pa. ave. fhohe 'iarenaon
QQ-
Evening star., 1920-07-01

sl0 CONN. AVE. N.w.-Singie and double
,,,,s 5s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-17

Grzela We slusne vzdalenosti.
Rossett podival Sc ma hodin-
ky.
BOSS Sc opozdil", pravil.
"Sllbil, re zde bude We tri no
diny. Zalezelo mu velmi ia
tom, abychom byli cas- ma mi
ste. CO Sc asi stalo?"
"Bezpochyby neco dobre-
ho", pravil Black. "Co Tanning
udela, je vzdy dobr:. On ne
mrha zbytecn6 casem na hlou-
pych vecich, jako mnozi. A
cobre plati, to stoji "a mno-
ho".
"Dobre plati", opakoval Ros
sett. "Tot' Sc rozumi. Proc by
nemel? Nebyl vzdy tam, kde
je dnes. Sveho casu bral take
plat "a svou praci. On Vi, co
je to, dati sazku zivot. To
stojl "a dobry plat a boss to
vie.
"Zac pax plati?" tazal Sc
Pete michaje karty a rozdava-
je lie. ga bych take chtel ne
;akou praci S dobrym platem" i.
"Plati ia vSecko, co chce
init udelano = at je to coko-
liv, rozumis?" odvetil Black
mrkaie ma Rosetta.
"Nein. Jake to "dzaby" by
mohl niti, kdyz uz neni super
intendentem? Jcn mi to povez-
te".
"Nemce, ty jsi hIoupy jake
poleno. Nekdy potfebuje gen.
tleman jeho postaveni We spo-
lecnosti nejakou malou mimo-
Iadnou praci V tichosti vyko-
nanOu - neco, V cemz Sc ne
chce sam obievit. PAX zaplati
dobfe ia takovou sluzbu tomu,
kdo il chcc vykonat. RozumiS
nyni?"
"Oh, yah, rozumim. My
Gottl Ty davaS Placku. Ty hra
lies dobre karty.''
We'll, ty ne? Jsi hlupak vo
hre. Jsi tuze loudavy. Tvuj
mock ie moe tezky. Neisi nj
kdy ctizadostivy iako hrac".
"Ich? Nejsem 'gambelete.
rem'. To ia vim. Ia to umin-
n5co jineho nez hrat Y karty
huf ma to nyni".
"Odloz to-" vykrikI Rossett
"Ty blame. Chces mas vSechny
vyhoditi do povetri? Proc to
nekde nenechaS az to bude$
potrebovat?"
yah! Al to budu potrebo.
vat, nebudu to miti, neni to-
!, mu tax? Proto nosim mou ma.
lou Skrlnku S SebOu a kdvZ il
budu potrebovat, budu il NIT
IL sebe. Yah, Mr.. Rossett".
"Oh, well, nos il sebou, ,kdy2
chces, ale nehraj 81 nj zde
Netouzim jeSte po ukonceni
me existence.
NE, hlavne kdyz name wy
hlldku ma tax dobry job, pra-
vii Black.
V tom okamzcni otevrcly SC
uvere srubu a Amos Tanning
"stoupil.
/ Rozhlizel Sc koicm na Ros.
setta Blacka a pozoroval be.
dive Peta. Rossctt mysle, zc
Nidel jakousi pochybnost W
Fanningovu pohledu, kyvnul
ably jej ubezpecil, re bcz ohlc
du ia to, jakou praci bude oo
hich zadati, Pete re jc pripra
ven k vykonani svcho dilu.
flaming sedl nedaleko stolt
fI;. Pete, ktery rozdaval karty
DIAL take .iemu.
.. ia nebudu hrati", pravi
Tanning.
; Proc tcdy sem chodiS ma;
vNt'novat?" zabrucel Pete.
"Je liplne spolehlivym ?" ia
zal Sc flaming Rosetta. "Zda
Sc byti prilis llnym pro naSl pri
ol. isl .jisty?"
"Jisty On jest hotov kc vsc
4
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XIX.

llc Hdu memo.
Sotva re jeho ctyri navstev-
nici opustili jeho cell We veze-
nj We Westville, bylo mu mari
zeno, ably Sc ipripravil ma ce-
stu. Ucinil to volnymi pohyby
zoufaleho muze.
K zvetseni jeho hanebneho
postaveni byl pripoutan cestou
X iednomu uredniku. kdyz ne
milosrdna pouta svirala ieho
zap6sti, byl aspon vdecnym to-
mu, ze ieho matka byla usetre
ma pohledu ma neho.
V Pittsburgh byl Cd sveho
noveho zalarnika tax prijat, ia
ko by byl pfijat pytel zemaku.
Kriminalni v6zen 'byl We West
Vile takovou zvlastnosti, &c sc
stal prcdmetem zvlastni po-
zornosti. kdczto V Pittsburgh,
kdc nebyl nedostatek vcznll ma
Glouhou lhutu odsouzenych, ne
vzbudil zadnou poZornost. Byl
uveden do male kancelare. kde
sedel pisar "a stolen, ma nemz
lezela otevrena kniha.
Mechanicky namocil pisar
pero a tazal Sc: Vase pine
Jmeno?"
Donald Vance.
Pisar to ,zanesl do knihy.
"Vase stari?"
"Tficet roku".
Opet zaskripalo pero kni-
&c.
"Zenaty nebo svobodny?"
"Svobodny".
"Nejblizsi ziiici pfibuzny?'
MA matka, pani Elena
Vance a ma sestra, Leila Van.
&C v Domersetu".
- Pisaf' to zapsal. Ma to "a
mcsl do knihy zlocin, pro ktery
Lyl Donald odsouzen, den sou
du, den vstoupeni do vezeni y
Pittsburgh a uplny popis vez'
ne.
Byla prinesena mira a Dona
dova postava zmerena. Byl ses
stop ,vysoky. Bylo to zapsano
PAX dclka .icho rukou, sirks
prsou tvar hlavy. Nsc to byl(
zapsano.
Ma to byl odveden do hollr
.ry. ,Jeho vlas byl tesne ostfi
han a ieho vous oholen. OdtuC
byl veden do kouparny, kdy;
odtud vysel, byl mu dan vezei
sky oblek.
Nebyl vice uGastnikem ze
vnejsiho sveta, kdc laska ne
navist byly vladnoucimi zivly
Pro neho nebyl svet nicim. On
nemohl brati podilu na icho Ia
dostcch, ale jeho litrapy 5yl.
jeho podilcm.
"Budete znam co cislo lis"
pravil zalaTnik.
Take to zapsal pisar.
''Pojd'tc", pravil zalafnlk
Donald byl vedcn do svc cell
Celia cislo lis byla obycej
nou kamenou celou sc zelezny
mi dveTmi a zamrizovanym o.
mem. V nj byla prycna. Ia 5lo
lila V noci ia postel We dn
Ia zidli, kdyz tam dlel. On
vSak mnoho potrcbovati ncbu
dc. nobot' jcho yclka tclesn
sila cinila ici velmi uzitecryr
muzen, a take byl hned zara
Den vc "vyhnovou tlupu"
musel pracovati ma vyrobc zt
lcznych plotcn.
Y Domersctu panoval 20 OC
chodu 'Donaldovu smutok. p;
nj Vancova neustalc .plakal;
Leila Sc prcmabala a hled6l
matku svou teSiti, ale byl I
podnik pfcsahujici .icji silly.
A Graham stal sc Zamlklyl
a caste sc vzdalil ma nekoli
dnu, aniz by dial vysv6t'en
kdc dlcl.
Delnici V Domcrsetu vrati
sc ku svc praci V dolech. Sic
IA CarringtonOva Zustala yG
na svemu pfedsevZetl VZdur,
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staveni delniku vclicc sc zlep-
Silo.
Nykonny vybor 2ustal row.
nez vernym svemu uzavTeni a
jeho natlakem araha P. & f.
odeprela odvazeti 'uhli 2 Do
T! ,nersetskych dolu.
Pravnik ABB byl opet povo-
| Ian a hned zadal zalobu proti
Ivykonnemu vyboru pro spik-
mutt a proti draze P. & F. ma
! odSkodneni.
V tom case, co tyto obzalo-
| by byly zadany, zdalo Sc, re
! Sc dlouho protahnou nez bu-
dou soudem vyrizeny, slecna
clearinghouse vyzvedla ban
fku mnoho pehez ku vyplate
svych delniku. Uhli, ktere bylo
lvydobyto, bylo skladano ma
i'hromady az do toho casu, xdy
draha P. & F. bude soudne pri
lnucena odvazeti je do trhu.
Slecna Carringtonova brala
81 uvcznGni Donaldovo vclicc k
Fsrdci a prodlcla mnoho hodin
TO samotc, mystic na ncho. ,Cim
vice o mem premyslela, tim Vi
&C zaiimala sc 0 nGho a pred
sevzala 81, re musi byti osvo-
bozen.
Ale jak toho ,dosahnouti ?
Nemohla spolehati ma sprave-
0lnost soudu, nebot' soud byl V
rukou ieji nepratel. Penize mo
hly byti tou pravou pakou k O.
svobozeni iej, ale jak?
Pani Beckova caste domlou,
vala Helene pro jeji zajem c
v6zn6 a ieii ostry jazyk popu-
dill Helenu tax, ze Sc vzdy va.
dily. Ale misto ably oslabila "a
jcm pro veZne, pani Beckova
no podnecovala. Ale X cemu
byl jeji zaiem o Donalda? Dc
nald byl uv6znen V pevnem We
Zeni a zIstane tam dlouhycf
.Gvacet rokd. ,Jedna 7zena ne
premuze zakon.
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MI.

Lesy kolem Domersetu byly
huste tn a tam byly Mich
skryty male sruby. Tyto chair
ce slouzily snad n6kdy Ia IL
kryty peneZokazum a m6sicka
rum, cehoz dukazem sbylo, ze
do dnes V nekterych nalezaly
sc nastroje k nezakonitemu pa
leni lihu stroje na razeni ia
iesnych penez.
Ale zrizenci vladni podnikli
proti vyrabitelum nedovolene-
no zbozi takovy boj, re tyto
Gomky byly vsim, co zbylo z
cruhdy kvetouciho prumyslu.
Toto platilo aspon @ okoli Do
mersetskem. TuSilo Sc sice, re
/; nekteri vyrabitelc lihu odste-
; hovali sve lihovary do hustsiho
lcsa dale k jihu; ale tolik jisto
bylo, re unikli zakonu.
Y iednom z techto srubu. do
bfc skryt6m mistG, nedaleko
Dcmcrsctu, scdeli tri muzi a
hrall karty. Diva techto mu.
2u nalczcli k one protizakoni.
| te. ale dobrc evyhlizojici trld6,
ktcra DO tolik roku ,pusobila
sym vlivem ma obyVatele penn
FSylvanskych uhelnych okrsku
.Byh Z t6 ti'idy, ktera ucinila
moznou .poTestnou organisac
! Molly Maguircs. Byli to muzi
9 nichz Sc mohlo rici, 5c zlo
ktcrc oni pusobl, lcn smrti je
.iich konti.
Jeden Z nch hvl Rossctt Z
,Gruhy Black. svcdci, ktcrl po
slali Donalda Vance do vezen
ia dlouhou dobu sym kfivyn
svedectvim.
Treti Y tohoto trojlistku |
hraclho stolu ,byl joden, jen;
byl zeVrubn6ii .popsan, pone
Yadz hraic dulezitou ulohu :
udalostech, kterc sc sbehly pe
odsouzcni Vance. Jcho vousen
zarostly oblicei ncukazova
mic iindho nez dvc iiskrnyci
,oti, -ktere sc zdaly zdy bditi
Tfeti hrac V karty byl Pet
Phufer, anarchista.
:. Ma podlaze vedle anarchist,
lezela ona nebezpecna Germ
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, staveni delniku vclicc Sc zlep-
Arizona republican., 1920-11-11
Splendid Future Is
 Outlook for Plant

Present plans of the Arizona Packing company looks far beyond the immediate future of the hand some new plant. Being men of clear vision and lofty ambition, its founders are not now content to rest upon the laurels which they have richly gained from the giant achievement they have already put over.
 They look to a constant, consist ent, gradual growth of the plant, to meet the ever increasing demands of the public need.
 Among other improvements which
 they expect the future to bring forth, will be the model town, to be built by the company for its en- ployes, who at present are forced to reside in Phoenix or Tempe. The firm has 70 acres of land, beauti- fully situated by nature, which will be devoted to this purpose when the right time comes. The town will be called Cactus, and 1t now is known by that name in its em- bryonic state, since 1t already con- sists of an express office and q railroad station on the Phoenix Tempe line of the Arizona Eastern. All modern facilities found in any city of Arizona, will be provided for the proposed community of Cactus.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-11
CONDITIONS IDEAL-CATTLE PASS
 HIGH INSPECTION TEST

Arizona livestock is raised under @lch ideal climatic and range condi- aons. that it is able to pass creditably N'e highest test imposed by govern nfnt inspection. under he rules of the turcau of animal industry of the de- Rsrtmcnt of agriculture.
 < That this is the rule rather than the 4Nception is proved by the fact that Snce it first commenced operation Sep Wmeer 21. the Arizona Packing com fauy has found only one steer that was aiSeased. This is significant, since the company maintains a corps of inspec- rnrs. appointed by the government. who ngidly examine the head. heart and vis- rrfa of every animal that is killed in elc big packing plano
 g Dr. <. A. King. the chief inspector. fo whom the supervision of the task of teeing that only perfectly healthy am- nlals are passed from the killing floor rp the cutting rooms. has been entrust- ed hy the Packing company. was sent hcre from Des Moincs He has been connected with the department of agrI- culture for a number of years and is a skilled scientist in his special line. Dr. Ming is assisted by two lay inspectors ei present. and the number will be in creased as the capacity of. the plant is added to.
 An attractive suite of offices has neen provided for the government men on the ground floor of the plant. where fney are comfortably located with ulen " of privacy and opportunity for studt
 ln employing the services of govern ; Dent inspectors. the Arizona Packing company has provided an ironclad
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guarantee that all meat and products sold from the plant are free from dele torious germs. This is only one of the many means taken by the Arizona meat market men who comprise the big packing company, to insure the high est standard in all the products of the plant The same idea is carried out from the roof of the building down to the cellar. Hygienic conditions sur round the handling of the meat in every stage. Cleanliness, brought about by constant washing with running water. sanitation, fresh air. and above all. floods of clear, purifying Arizona sun light. make the Arizona packing plant leader among the plants of the whole country
 More Trouble With Hogs
 We find more trouble among the hogs" MT Raphael, superintendent of the plant explained to representative of the Republican, as these animals are not always raised under the same cleanly conditions as cattle are. Still. we have only had a few hogs to throw out becouse of disease, and I believe that this climate is splendid for live stock of all kinds.
 "The government inspectors make a very close examination of all animals They dissect the head, examine the vi- cera, the liver, heart and so forth When you buy a beef heart from local butcher who does not get his meat from us, you always find the heart to be, left whole. When you buy a heart from us. you always find that it has beencut open so that it can be laid out almost flat. That proves that the