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The Republican journal., 1920-10-21

FIRST UNIvERSALIST CHURCH. Rev.
George c. Boorn, minister. lO.45 a. M,
morning worship and sermon; IL M,
Sunday school.
The Republican journal., 1920-10-21

The parish supper at the North Church
last Thursday at p. M, under the
auspices of the officers and teachers of
the Sunday school was well attended and
very enjoyable. 1t was given as a bene-
fit to the school,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FEDERAL COURT TERM
 To BEGIN 4 MONTH LATE

IT S5N. NJ The opeaus -ae iera. caus, a Peesc7,.. 0aea r,sl.ar saa asct,g Q. c-an.u4. taa ,..i ca,.s WI. be disposed a5. la. ben s-. lor November Ii. bv lag Wu.an Il. santel.e Inc ca.
 a-. ~hicn .4i bg Juds- Saw -e-e To be assae 'aan ever oe.ore, ei... .ahe a,.neen two and ,hr A-e.- 70 com I!ete and Judge S8are. ' s; pre,ea. working on complaint, .ad d.murrcrs or ;he Pre>co;, cases .s3os..ton Q. .ae federal docket has s,aa greatly retarded. Judge Sawtelle t..i. owing 10 his inability to prg. ..de continually que 70 bady m .ac.ed foot
 Tae PhoeniN term ~l,l s5bab.y u4. convene uur November 2,. and not ,hea T ,ha Preseoa cases have no. been disposed Of
 The Tucson term, wAIch is ,uppo ed ,5 open the first Monday in No. tenber has been slated Tor Decem. Der. January and February Here a., in other cities IF this federal distric-, the docket is unusually large. ana .hree months Nil be required in dis. posing e: the cases pending Judg ? SaN;r.le ays that he has been pro. n!sei hel. rom visiting judges dur. ag January and February
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
SET JAIL ON FIRE
HOPING TO ESCAPE

MIAMI. Ariz., Nov. 9-Shortly af- ,er their confinement in the Globe city jail, following their arrest by officers Lloyd and Jones on charges of disorder,y conduc; and disturbing ne peace. j. \, Norton. Leona Parks and her son. John Parks. alleged drug addic,s. made a desperate effort for reedom.
 The prisoners moved pie of wood tha' happened to he within their reacn aaains, the wall of their cell. anl ianited it. with the intention of burn. iag their way out. The volume Of $. oke issuing from the jail window attracted ;he attention Of the fire de parlmert. wAich happens t1 he r.ghr unX, ,o he iail. aaG ,',e prompt us~ of q chemlcat ouickly eNtingu.shcr ,he blaze
 The prisoners ~"se almost ,uffocat-
 ; by ,he smoke. asd some difficulty Mas experienced ': 'raas,srring ,heei 10 a n"w eel Precau lon was taken ,here 70 preeen. another similar al. "mp' by taking ou. al blankets ana veeyfh.rs thl' could be easily ls
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
ELECTION FOR
COUNCIL NECESSARY

YUMA, Ayiz.. Nov. 9.-Aceordins ;o
 aa reached by the city coun.
 l }; wi be necessary 70 hold a gen. ,si election for the purpose of eject Ec cu, councilman. Of every race os hc primary baiot al was settled by '.,o vo:e ol the people in the pri. mary election eXcep; the race be t,can Mir Vim and MT Gus Molina ror councilman. AZ other candidates ~..he' were defeated or obtained fifty. one per cen; Of the votes cast in the primary election
 However. in the primary eounc. race. only E ? Clark obtained tho necessary cif,y.oue per cen; Of he vote, re>uired 10 e,ec; \ NJ Vim was Seceai high man and Gus Molina was thrd As ho,h men failed to re- ce;ye :tsfy-ane per cen, of ,he vote ea>, E NH be necessary 'o have d general election iG winch 'ae rieas Mi be solely between Mr Vim a0l MT Molina
 Taa general a.oc..1n w.ll b, he'd on December 7:h. The cost ol e,ccjins ! councilman this year Nill be ra.he- ,arse as lt wi,i cost practically a. much .o ,.ect councilman a> i, Waud an entire ticket The eos. v b more 'hau s2ra
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
MAY HUNT ON RESERVATION

GLOBE Nov 9. TaralsA he eeur. .e,y ot \ \ Syuan5. lns.an aeen. l. 'he Saa Carlos Indian re>ereai5 or. .hr reservation NH De thrown open '9 s7a~;,mea holding pe-m., Tho permits e3n he ob.ained a:W W \ Su. ayan. -dfpuy game warden of 'ha Nine Sanpty X Hardware Co. Hum. er, mus. also have 'ha re-a,ar hun'. as license, ia order ;o obtain per. mi,~. Although previously when 'ae reservation was open .l >5ar,-me1. hunting on sunday Va, barred under pra~ea. arrangement, holders O. pe-. mi., Nil he allowed - hIa ny dr., o' n. week
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
Pony Galvanized Barb Wire
 80 ROD STOOLS
 $500 PER SPOOL
A7izoNa sAN1ERs TO CONCLUDE
 -ER aNNLG- 5sss ON TODAY

-.a 'a-r aael
 a.,az- h.L1, Aase-.= 5s Fraac.-s3 .rIy-a. ss-a7 oaas 5,--4 !. Bose, -:a.e au5. 4al.o N Wn-h.a-- den q.
 ae-.el.sae tae g-r~z z.v os 8r.loaa
 Afr inc. cios.-o. :ile afternoon ses. si1a @ -a- -lbs-4aer, m.e,la- c Ar51la4 # .a5e-s D. 'he Amer.caV B5ake-- assoc.a.ioa. =,he visitors wen. 10 ,hs municipal aviation 'e'o ahe-e :aey Witnessed an aerial eyh, b.aoa by United states army ay!4,ors stationed 14re II he early aster. a55a he g.....as women @ere enter. ,a.ned ai;a luncheon q tAe Coua. try club
 sunday morning the visiting banh, CTS Mi make an auto lip 10 Bisbee and Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
NORHT STATES IN BAD
 PLIGHT, SAYS A1I2ONAN

TUCSTON. Nov. la-The conner. c!al situation of the southwest is in far better shape than that Of tho northwestern s;a-es. according to L S. Kinney president of La Oso Live stock and Loan company who has re. turned from a trip 10 Montana. where he ven. 10 dispose oi the remaining 500 of the companys cattle. 2oo0 ot which were shipped nor.h a year e so ago for pasture
 MT Kinney stated that he had ,ne- ceeded in disposing oi ,he remaining herds of the La Osa cattle al d far price although the deal had been con summa,ed on part cash basis L.. instead Of selling tle c3mplny had bought cattle the prevailing prices ii would have lost, Mr. Kinney stated.
 ~There is liri.e optimism among tac people of the north. said NJ Kir. ney. and they are .arins much worss han We n 'he sou,hWes'
 The spring Nhea. crops in ,ae north failed 70 .arn au, a~ had been confidently expected On July l Whea, was fourish;a- and d ,arge harvest Was expected Then came ta5 pro#acied ho. wave and drouth which lepIe;ed the crop ny ha.t a ;hresh, ing time Wi'h fax 'he= con lition is ~yen worse. due 10 ,ha sane cause
 yTbe caee s.tu1aon a,so ban. Geclus os .ae helvy 4sa.er aut late -9tas t1- .aerta-e=ae grass @Nas spp1iias and ,be cate Wa.eH aaI saoNa .ha lar.Hs .a~ a.a.,r 5i:,l aa. nave -1z.it.ea.= tine ID .l.-sa s9= ..it at.. uoras, Consequently 'as= rang e1.sia shipped 'o 'h- pack ng loas.s Ne9e uat fat and dl ao H.Haa} co1l pricas
 Tn atrI -imes u il, o--a lal. even ,HrsIi 70 .le b-aBs. many oe which 4sa ek!u-. ~. ! a1reow,, money winch uecrs-ita-e aeaYy 70. Iiscauu', in taking oa-- c. -a~.r cH- toners
 Here h. banks ,a.-a m o.ag ia good shape
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
NO CLUE FOUND AS VET TO IDENTITY OF SLAYER
 OF TWO.YEAR.OlO GIRL

pHoEN5N Nav N;sm9.. 10 discover -he leaa.y o. 'ae person ahJ .4>, rr.aay n.sa. -ht. ard kttcl Nare. .hy .aoyaa--o.d dau1h.,r s: N- and N-s Roy stafford have so ,ar br5u-l: no r.~u., Te~ moay d, 'he nqne>, showed -1a' NJ and Nr, S,a"cr4. 0a' #y, m aa aoarmea' over d st..y ueag ,4e GlaIa.npe In dan reservation. heard ,auai> nlicat- iac 4a a.-emp, 70 break .a.a the store A taey ,.eopei from 'Ne cloi sAo. Nd. fred a51u, .aa .ee' away The buee, ,.yuck ;ae 1t,,c sir who 1as be.ns c4rr.ei n le- mother, arms. in ,he back Q. The head Her father Cred n he direction cf the flash and pursued 'hc ia'rudors. bu, VI, unabla ,o l1ca.e .hem
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
SCHOOL BONDS OF
 PEORIA ARE SOLD

PEORIA N5y Tae mos III par .aa. a~V- that has come .o .-ae ears tf ii, Pe5-.ans .Ae sa-- -ae O.. ,he.- school bond, Once before they we-e sod bu, .i;t.e fem as he !a@ had no; been compiled Mn and ,he sale Nas ofs I, was concerning :ha ;.m Emit .n adver,sins The ,me aaI apsed during which 'aey cou.i 1e -5lI w:'hout readyerHsius They have been readyer'sei and sold, and soon 'he improvements on the school property Will begin The ,arces.
 ,em Of the budget will b. sl755,ooo for building and equipping the nigh school Twen:y-five thousand dollars Will go 10 the improvement of he ce.- ,rdl grammar school.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
WILEY JONES DENIES HE
 WILL MOVE TO MEXICO

PHOENIX. Nft Attorney Gea. ,ra W.sy Jaas tlaJy Geu.ed n n Hr, .hr 4..er .rayIne ofiae h. wo8.i % 's NeN.r1 ID cI.e for .lad ,.ere>'s .hcrs N~ ! ues. who Vas ice-a-el .a h. recent e.rctoa by W. ] GAbra.ta sad he would prac,le, iaw .n PhHsaN H4 has been aror my gent.. -.s l.l4 m! r;5r 'J n n wa- sfIl-y -l.-orney a. GraAl j. e my.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
GOOD FlGHT CARD SCHEDULED
 IN slssEE ARMIsTIcE DAY

"'SBEE. Nov lo-lt Is certall 'ba; tfmfstice Days i,~.oun; battle be;rcer i2trn.e Ce.mq~s Of Toledo. C.. sGt s ynsm'te' E'a George, o: los A.te.e, promises to he smash. in. The fight fans Of Bis5ee are tremsnd .ns,s interested .n this bout oq act uni O, the ability Of these two ste; rg aghters With both men praclcally inc same type O. scrappers. the m.ll Thursday afternoon should have a sensation for the fans They all Ike to see action and plenty Of i;, and with two maulers in the ring who use both fists in fast ac,:on. Il will be a whirlwind from gong 70 gong.
 Good preliminaries are also on the card
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
NEXT LEGISLATURE DIVIDED
 EQUALLY sETWEEN PARTIES

PHOENlN. Nov. s-There Will b. an exac; balance Of power between the republicans and the democrats in tAe n x: legislature, according 70 a rechesk on legislative officers. just completed by ;ha republican sta;r -en-ra, committee There Will be ten republican members Q, the state sen ats aul nine 'emocra.s. In the house there will be ls republicans and 2e democrats.
 The lineup of republicans in the senate is as follows: Apache. l; Co conino 1 Glla. I; Maricopa 2; Nava- jo. l: Pima, ?: Yavapai, 2 Cochise elected two democrats to the senate and each of the following counties elected one democratic senator Gila, Grahma, Greenlee, Mohave Pinal, santa cruz and Yuma
 The membership of ,he house s as follows; Republicans Apache. !; Cochise, ?; Gila, I: Graham, l; Mari e0pa. $; Pima. 2 P.nal. l Santa Cruz 1: Yayapai, Democrats. Cochise. , Gila. 2: Graham, 1; Greenlee. l Mari. copa, 2: Mohave, l Navajo 1 Pinal. T. Yavapai, 2, and Yuma ,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
FIGHT LAUNCHED AGAINST LIONS AND COYOTES IN
 VICINITY OF PRESCOT-

PRESCOTT, Nov. 9.-Owing to the levalence of lions and coyotes n ], me Of the forest districts in ;h;s @icinily. irappers are being gradually paced .t points most frequently dis ,Irbei. according to d report of thr : ua;ion given yesterday by NJ F Nusgrave Of Phoenix, predatory anl. nal inspector of Arizona for the bia. logical survey cooperating with thn state
 Trough; to this dis,ric; by fores; service reports of frequent killing o, t~t;ie, sheep and goats hy Hons anl coyo;as Inspector Musgrave is plae ng t"ap1ers in ,ae danger zones as rapidly ls possible An experienced lion jrapaer has been placed in ihe camp Wood country, where, f Nj, be remembered. Hay Hi,L ca.i}eman os iha, dis.r.ct recently killed lion 5y poisoning the carcas, Of deer Inc animal had slaughtered This district $ one ot those reported as a hauA. f hose an mals
 Amfn has a',o been paced in the 8aedy Bls.n dis'r'c; This trapaer .a experienced mixer and handler of ,o., ba.,, ai:, give particular a.. ..a.iea 10 aon, and coyotes
 Inspector HusSrlye said yesterday ,Aa.a. .p4ss3n.ns ctmeaisn MI short .y he begun through 'ae winter sheep ranges ot ;he deser'. and exare,s,l he oHaiaa Ina. ,hs,e ranges would p- 4@..-y Wei cleaned el. by spring f. a Hotsoliag campaign e3aduc.ei :, ,aos. Na.le ago n he d.s.rtc. north
 NJ ans. four mea in eo=d day, o' Ne-,, k.aed .l,4. of aif=eayo.e>
 TT se2sr;S ,aeNia- wi!ch d5s--.s.. are bothered ny these and e.htr Yrs- if'ory anMa : aae >tni in by rangers .a .ae .ore,,. office. which transmit, .a-m .o b.u.oe sal survey Asa!qua-- 'ars .u Palepl> where tas rep3r-, are a~ a .a .ae p.aanus oe camaa+-as .aa ! a., -aaca- srapper, anf p5.s. aaas> k soon a> more men a-e sya ah,c. Inspector Husgraye. sad .a,y- -ai- be a,, gaed 10 other p7ia.s Naere they are nesdrd
 According 10 Forest su.esy.sar | Ba Nae a aaan Nussr8s -...- ,sa.,~r zs,te.. lay ia--a~-,l
 aat ny saep aai ca.,ea .aa
 -> m4 By aaa, sai #aag1e-
 o.a-. n sii.aou ID zapoa 4aaIl
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
MONTANA FuGuTiVE SIGNS
 REAL NAME TO DOCUMENT
 AS hE WAVES ExTRADiTiON

DOUGLAS Nov. l0.--Iohn Fletcher. ho,e, man Of nozeman, Mont. who yesterday identified the man arrest. ed here as "J. F. Reed" as J E. V. vain, wanted in Rozeman on felony charge, later in the day received T telegram rom ,he Bozeman sherifrs oefice s.a,ing that an officer soon would 5e here ;o Eet vicain Fletcher sad he was one of six who went on & &oaG bond 10 eiiec, V:caiu's re. lsase pending tr-a .n Montana
 repa,y Sheria sam Boucher, who revtnHy arrested Niain a ,he Smoke House here anu who i> ~. pec.ed ;o receive $500 reward for 'ae ares yes.sri,, hal n his pos. session Iocumen; s.sntd by vicain, ia WhleA ,he later agreed withon, ex- tradition 10 return n Boz-man and face ria i'taken back without undua delay
 BolA NJ" Fe.cher and pepu;y Sher iff Boucher sad Vi,ain made un fu ,A,- at;,mp; t1 conceal his identity aN;eT being confronted hv ,Ae V " ana man who for wears had ao a..
 wa'aly .cqulin.rd W'n NIcaA-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
SUIT INVOLVES 100000
 ACRES OF ARIZONA LAND

PHOENIN. No, Su.t was filed in he United States district cour; hare today on beaas of J. L. Hpr, or Denver, against D- E E Perrin. of Flag..atr, and seyera. members of his family ia an action involving sllo0oo and large acreage ot land in northern Arizona Description of the land covered TWO typewriter page sand from i, cour: attaches said they estimated tn. te,al acreage was abou, l00,o0o Suit was based on promissory notes for sll0oo0, for which the complaint said The land stood as security and on Vh.ch, ac- cord.ng 10 ,he complaint, interest payments were delinquent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
ILLICIT WHISKY DEALERS
 MUST GO TO PRISON

TUCSON. Nov l9-A mandate from the United States Circuit o. Appeals has been received, affirm, ing ,he decision of ,he federal d:s .rlct court in its conviction os D. NJ Phi'lip., Harry C Wilson. Geo W j. ca alias Geo. YA..ey and Bart F Hoeke.t.
 The four men together wi;h other s were arrested on charges of conspi- raoy in one of the largest ilic | whisky man.pua;lons that has coma D he attention of the federal author. i,!es in the southwest They were arrested in D3ug,as and tried in the lis,ric, cour; q; Tucson. IL was charged that sl00.00o worth of li- quor was involved
 Phillips Harry C. Wilson ani Hockctt weer sentenced to two years each al Fort I.eayenworih. and to pay fines Of slO.0a0 each. while Cleo Wilson was given a year in the state prison d; Canyon City. Colo. Through their attorneys. al four men appealed ,he decisions Of The district cour, Their appeals were denied.
 Their trials took place in May. 1912
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
COUNTY WILL LEND ENGINEER TO MAP
 ROAD TO cANANEA

DOUGLAS. N5v r. From L.. K le8brck clerk as 515a ss coany board las+-a, h. chamber of Comm--e e- 4g rsceSei ,3e ,l.oRas
 Y5Hr ,e,.se Of oc.oaer requtst .as .8e board 5 aa .ae -sry .ce, =5s A- St Smgh .c5anH z.-a-e-s .a Hlha TIP be.@eaa BHs ani cs.staet .e a,cer'l.u le ae- -ol=a for leauaucaf algaa4s ". .5 e.- ..mee ,ae#east e. ih.- a5sd.. .,a, -eai .a .1. 514-i of supervisors .4e4@ November l. ls2a
 ra+ aarI aas .ns.ra-.r., =.re n ns.i5y# vi ina, vhane,.- eor ruiea. t1- Mr sms.a and a4 has ;be ama. .hey are w.far 10 ai.ow Mr smy.h 10 make .a.- ore a.at:y ,rp
 County Eus.aeer Say.ii. ,h9- WAS iu ti.e city ye-,z.Iay sal Mas asked about the proposed preliminary sIr. ley. also had been informed .aIt-tIa supervisors Were wiling ,y .eal hs services and a.d h. Woll 5e s.al Q maAe :he rip. which hs ,l.d he van. .,I 10 arrange for some da.e wAen h, had -ufficlen. t.me to make d careful and 'ho9ough examination ot the ro1.e .g ord r tha:i i, would Je Of :as g-e4;,s; possible value
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
coNFlRMATtoN oF GOLDEN
 STATE EXECUTING AWAITED

iOD Gi-iS. Nh h Reports ha' '1e eas:-bolHl Ge.3en S.a.a Lm.,e ! ran .s 70 a- r=f.a-ei and run oye. he F.. Pa.1 and Slu.hwes;ern raj. road ns'esl Q. ;le southern Pacific d, at 9re,-1. yesterday evoked gen erasiy popular approval here
 Official confirmation of 'he pro. posed re-rou,in- stA, was being lwaited h railroad circles yesterday: the impres sion Was. however. that persistent .Tmors and reports were not without foundation
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
MESA MAY OBSERVE
 COTTON PICKING DAV

MESA, Nov A cotton picking day on which all stores and business houses will close and ,mployers and employees alike put in their time il cotton picking, is a noyei scheme sug. :es'ed by officials of the Commercial club as one Of the means Of oye-- coming the present shortage of pick -r- And after their day in the fife d he p.ciers would puj in the evening ln the dance f,ocr at a grand cotton D, kers' ball as guests Of the conner. cia, club
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
fc PER CENT OF ARIZONA
 PEOPLE OWN AUTOMOBILES

PlI0ENIN. Nov O. >.a ofie 4.s ...,s- .wa,cl ,ha, -,r cen, gs He 7s'a,s e Nr'z u1 #V-.r- -au nni1.
 .NHar, bi,.ns 'hr- calculations, .a aHu uugsmsa. Is .a- secretary { -3-e .a4 'here Were at> ceu,eI u'omab2,> in inc .-7.s This rep ..-aG:e3 aa increase es 5snf ore- lla There aa, q ~.-a iac-east h. uHmber of m,.s-s yc.e-. hoN- s.-. "..h 54. r,9 -,er.I ,h.- yrar d.. ,-t. .a,- 5Sl last year
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
MERGER IS AUTHORIZED

PIOENlN, Nas E. The state cor. 'ata'.'n commission has >>aed an o-. 5er authorizing n, merger of the Pi. ciiIc Gas aad E~e.rio Cu. Q. Phoe. a.N w..h -ha Ceatra Arizona Ligh; and Power Co. and aerm.'tne the la,- Ter concern to issue stock to tha amount of SlpIuun Prveeyd, From he sale of 'A> sock MI be u.,ized
 ay as. nl-b'siue>s created by ro. ~sn' extensions sr! .Hp- .emra>
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
eLOoDHOUNDs ON TRAIL
 OF NOoAlES MAN

NpGAI.ES, Nov lo.- Biocihounds O'seaglus ,1 Dypd.y Sherir lac. Ddrlam were taken from 'h's city -a NagaleS a>' a gh. 70 he placed or .a ,rli. | G nzI-es. d lugi,i, deNirdn NdnfeI .a Mexico f,r mh dsc. Naa Mgn5ay nigh; attacked am NsUHled n'.u'y Sbtr.:t ! C. Smells F, Nasa.,s u.iv,- Farmer. d former policeman accompanied Durham o Nos.ies j, .aS~.sc a ;ra.,.ns Goa. zLl..
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
PLANS COMPLETED TO HOLD AUTO RACES OVER
 FOR SUNDAY MEETING

PHOENIX. Nov l2.-Plas for sec ond day au;o race meet cn Sunday, November II. were completed yester. day by L. II Gs6bs. superintendent oi auiOmo,ive power at the state Iair, with members Of the fair commission As esull, all cars and drivers 4chedul to stare i Saturdays big events will De held over for four even; program on sunday
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
SIG 0ArMAN ORE BODY
 WADE BASIS OF SUIT

k-NGNAN }r4 N An ora ?. a-.-5 'o. be N,rsa $-.ouoaaa sed ,a.. -1 aaFe ~'sa9el feNn rom oas a.l.ac eta..sy~ roper,y n iA-' a.a.ae, Mas rhe o1,.s os a SUI, ea '-.a. -oiay .E 'aa Mohaty comy suF arsef cour'
 Ts- ,l. Wa, ugh, by .Ae Tom Reed God Mia.aS company asa.a,' tae Un.,ed Et,.-~a Mining company and Mas based m .ae apex ,aw o: Arizona s.yinr he a.>coyer,rs cf the apex .ep os ledge. the righ, ,o the ea,ire edge even th5ug5 2, ,houn pass under ground beyond ,he s,de boundaries Of .he ls,coyerez's prope-. Y into 'h- propery e; ano,her
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
BIG CROWD AT SECOND
 DAY OF ARIZONA FAIR

PHOENlX, Nov 1o-'Cannon Ballr Baker. an aviator. changed planes to- day in the air wi;hou; aid of rope or llddrr while 5000 people craned their lecks and gasped l. was feature of the second day of ;he Aridona state tair
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
prCgram on SuNday
Purses Total $13,co0

Prizes for Sundays events viii to- Ia, d. least 5000. according to the announcement last evening, bringing he total awards for the two days up D sl3000. thus assuring Arizona fans the bigges, and best motor meet ever held in the Southwest
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
5-Ur-EaS cousTiEs MAKE GOOD SHOWING
 AT 1920 STATE FIR

aHGEN k \ l. fs sos-aera n,-, ss-- s-.-5a- -ho@s.@ o' ,a...-al s-a,!ls', a, .te= fair that ---la@ -.-asHreS -h- y.-- as...-- l-os.4e..
 c.4- .fa.y his -anle '.1d.uffs.
 .l4eN..st 5m5;e3 -up2.y The m a5,z.ll. .5H,-. ef ,ha; county '-4-s aap- apr.s'e '- rars5-a.sai such exhibits -s ap- gre 5sz- a.= :he exreuse of he y.a4a' -xa.5l;ers Some h.ae 7i5- appears in :a. potato eAn.b.'s,
 the oaioa.- so.n anl s"ee- pota- toes ap7ear ,o be of ,.eept.unal'y strl qIaa:y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

Phoenix =.br-1ona Ga E,ee'rie Power assoc. ..loE a2p.y Ter -a;e .n- crease for al compan.es throughout E state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

Average Weight no 1-2 abs. ;o the Rod. Th.>
 Price k -l .ao UHdcl b. Mas:.e. Pie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-05

of glass, so that they might be free.
from the strain so likely to destroy
them. Experiments by scientists of,
the geophysical laboratory showed eyS
actly how slowly their temperatures
must be lowered, and the cooling
schedule outlined was clossly fol-,
lowed. Owing, however, To the ex-
IRENE cold weather of last March and
the shortage of gas, this schedule could
not be followed. One splendid disk
strained AMI broke just when nearly,
ready to be taken from the oven.
Equipment hitherto used was then
scrapped ana an electric furnace was
specially deslgn&l to meet the needs Of
the problem by experts of an electric
company. This device Is thoroughly
insulated and provided with nm auto,
matte appliance which will hold the
temperature absolutely constant to a
fraction Of II degree while he glass Is
being treated to remove strain. The
temperature con be dropped a few de-
grecs n week.
with the aid Of this furnace now In
process of construction it is believed
that the last difficulty In the way of,
the American manufacture of the
largest disks will be overcome. Or
ders have already been accepted for
the production of several large guar,
anteed disks. including II pair of the
1S-inch size for refracting telescopes,
and n 36-inch disk for n rejecting tel
escope. The furnace will receive the
4O-inch size. When that goal has been
reached, the company will continue,
the development, so that eventually
the largest and finest disks In the
world will be American made.
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All Metal Plane Will RevoIutionize
Aircraft Design and
Construction.
BIG ADVANCE IN SCIENCE
Frail Spruce and Linen Ship That Did
Its Bit in War and Has Been Used
In Commerce viii Be Displaced
by All Metal Type.

New York.-The presence In Amer.
ica of John NJ. Larsen's JIG all metal
monoplane will completely revolution
lie aircraft design and construction,
according to statements made here by
leading airplase manufacturers.
The frail spruce and linen ship that
did Its bit In the war and that has
been used successfully, though pre-
carlously, In commerce will soon be
displaced by the sturdy all metal type
brought gu after the war by the
Germans, almost every %aeronautlcal
expert who has witnessed the per-
Torrance Of the JIG agrees. One
American manufacturing company has
already announced Its intention of
disseminating operations.
The war Plane Passes.
There is little comparison between
the JIG and the old type plane.
The only type Of airplane that was
successful prior to the JI-6's appear
ance was the wood and linen biplane.
The wing beams, the long fuselage.
the engine bearers. the struts. the
under-carriage were made of either
spruce or ash and sthe wings were
covered with Irish linen. The fuse
lage between the wings gave support
to the panels. 1t was a strong ship ;
only a cyclone or a crash could warp
the wings around the fuselage.
But 1t appears as fragile and deli
cate as a china vase beside the JL-6.
There Is an all metal fuselage. One
metal wing spreads from each side of
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S S FOR AUGUST 8
THE kINGLY KINDNESS OF
DAVID.

LESSON TEXT-II Sam. SIS; s:i-i3.
GOLDEN TEXT-David executed judg-
ment and Justice unto all his people,
III Sam. S:I5.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL-Deut rs:
LA; Ps. TS:T0-72.
PRIMARY T~OP1C-David Kind to a
Cripple.
JUNIOR TOP1C-David's Kindness to
Jonathan's Son.
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
david Showing Himself Kingly.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Elements of Strength In David's Char
acter.