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Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
Old HOrseI1ide One TpO, Three YeSferddy
 Bur He Was Lacking the Fftieth Home Rup Snat
CLEVELAND SMANPS RED SOX DOZEN ID
 O|GE IN LAST GAME
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CLEVELAND, Sept, 21-The Cleve- land Indians batted three pitchers at will and won the last game of the sea- son from the Red Sox. It was the In- dians' seventh consecutive victory and they will enter the series with the Chi cago White Sox Thursday with a lead in the pennant race of one and half games.
 Sam Jones. star of the Boston pitch ing staff was driven from the box in t1ze Third. Harper, who replaced him 748f<H less than two innings. Hoyt Xont & ia the fifth and although hit h1rl <shed the game.
 <G fn the attack with a single, HI and a home run which ac- cou1<41 for six runs.
 Covaaesfie was effective throughout, Boston failing to bunch hits except in the seventh when doubles by Witt and Schang scored the Red Sox' only run. Coveleslxie retired in the eighth to give Morton work out. Score:
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
DETROIT WINS FROM WASH.

DETROIT, Sept. 21.-A ninth inning rally gave Detroit victory over Wash ington. Erickson was driven from the box in the seventh. Bono who sue ceeded did well until the ninth when F'1agstead, Bush and Cobb singled. With one out Courtney was sent to the box He pitched to Veach who doubled over Roth's head. Score:
 Washington 034 130 000--11 Is 2 Detroit ..... 900 023 004-I2 20 1
 Erickson. Bono, Courtney and Char rity;. Conkwright, Glassier, Baumgar- ten, Bogart and Manion.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
JOHNSON GOES NINE
 ROUNDS WITH PALS"

LEAVENWO ORTH, Kan. Sept. 21@ Jack Johnson, serving sentence %r violation of the Mann act, boxed three bouts of three rounds each with three other inmates of the federal peniten- tiary today. Johnson appeared to be in good condition.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
SUPERBAS PREPARE
 FUR WORLD SERIES

NEW YORK, Sept. 1-Confident the Brooklyn clubs lead in the National league pennant race Will not be over come, President Charles H. Ebbets to- day announced admission prices rang ing from $1 10 $6 to the worlds series games at Ebbets field. Pavilion, or bleacher seats will be $1, standing room in the grand stands $2, back rows in the stands $3; front row seats $5 and box seats $6.
 All grand stand seats will be reserved and sold for four games.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Cincinnati 0, New York I. Chicago 2, Boston 4. St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 1.
 Today's Games St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York. Boston at Brooklyn.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
PAcIFIc coAsT LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Vernon S. Oakland B. San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 4. Salt Lake Portland, rain. Sacramento Seattle, rain. Sacramento at Seattle. Salt Lake at Portland. Vernon at Oakland. San Francisco at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22

Summary: Two-bas hits Witt, Schang, Hooper, Kamieson, Speaker. Smith. Three base hits = Speaker. Home run Smith. Stolen base = Hooper, Scott bsganss. Bases on balls-Off Jonea |; Harper. 2. Innings pitched-Jones, 1-3; Harper, 2-3; Hayt, 4; Cove1eskfe, T; Morton, 2. Struck out-By Hoyt, 1; Coveleskie. l. Wild pitch-Coveleslxie
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
TANKS BEAT BRAVES

ST. LOUIS, Sept 21.-New York batted hard and defeated St. Louis. Ruth led the attack with a triple, a double and a single. St. Louis could do little against Shawl<ey except in the second inning when three launched hits accounted for two runs. Score:
 New York .. POP 301 000-S IS 1 St. Louis .. 020 100 0O0-3 II 6
 Shawkey and Hannah; Deberry, Bayne, Burwell Bothler and Severeid.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
CUBS END BOSTON DRIVE WITH
 FOUR TO TWO LOSS
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BOSTON. Sept. 21-Chicago closed it's season in Boston by losing. Recruit Leathers tied the score in the eighth, with a home run. Three errors, a single and two sacrifice flies gave Boston the winning runs in the last half of the inning. Score:
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
PHILIPS LOSE AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21. = St. Louis made two straight from Phila- delphia. Doak wrenched his back in the fifth and North. his successor had has hand split by line drive from Williams bat, but threw Williams out at first and finished the game. Score: StaLouis ... oil 100 011--5 Is ? Philadelphia 900 100 000=-1 2
 Doak and North and Dilhoefer: Smith, Enzmann and Witherow.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
Totals. ............ss 2 II 24 Il
Matted for Rompeel in sixth. xxBatted for Naylof fin ninth.

Two base hits = Griffin, RommeI, SchaIk, Weaver. Three base hits Weaver, Risberg. Stolen bases-J. Col lins, Risberg Double plays-Walker to Dugan. Bases on balls-Rommell, l. Cicotte, l. Innings pitched = Perry, 1; Rommell, 5; Naylor, 2. Struck out - Cicotte. 2; Rommel. 3. Wild pitch -. Cicotte.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Philadelphia 2, Chicago Q. Boston 1, Cleveland 6. New York 8, St. Louis 3. Washington II, Detroit 12.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
COAST LEAGUE

At San Francisco Vernon 10 Oakland ..............
 Mitchell and Devormer; Alten, IAIe- mer and Dorman, Mitz.
 At Los Angeles San Francisco ............ Los Angeles .......-...-.. 3
 Lewis and Agnew; Aldridge, Hughes, Brown and Brassler.
 At Portland
 Salt Lake Portland, game postponed; wet grounds.
 In Stockholm, Sweden, schools are running on double time in order to ac- commodate the students.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
POOR OLD CINCY Is
 SLIDING DOWN HILL
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NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Toney out pitched Napier in the final game be- tween New York and Cincinnati, the Giants winning. The Reds made only +brao hifS Soora.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22

Three base hits: Robertson. Home run-Leathers. Stolen base-Boeckel O'Neill. Sacrifice hits-Ford. Packert Boeckel, OsNeill. Double play-Leath- CTS to Barber. Bases on balls Off Cheeves, 8; Martin, 1; Oeschger, 3. Innings pitched-By Cheeves, 6; Mar tin, 2. Struck Out-By CheeVes, l; Oeschger, 9.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22
Totals. ..2S l 27 il

Abdlleu Ipr NdpIer m nlnth. Cincinnati ........... 900 900 000-0 New York GOO 0OO 1ov-1
 Two-base hits - Daubert Roush Double plays-Firsch to Doyle. Bases on balls-Napier, 1; Toney, 2. Struck out-Napier, 2; Toney, g.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22

The American legion is represented with e,646 posts and 1,294 auxiliary
Arizona republican., 1920-09-22

xBated for Cheeves in seventh xxBatted for Martin in ninth.
 Score by things: Chicago ............ 900 001 01o-2 Boston ..............1 100 100 02x-4 Summary-Two- base hits -Eayers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15

paper published at Albuquerque,
New Mexico, and in n newspaper
published in each Of the the cities
OF New York. State of New York,
and Chicago, State of Illinois, once
each week for four successive
weeks prior to the date fix
ed for such sale; such date being
not less than thirty days after the
first advertisement in each of said
newspapers; such notice shall
specify the amount, denomination.
maturity and description of the
bonds to be sold and the place, day
and hour at which sealed bids will
be received for the purchase of
said bonds. At the place and time
named in said notice the said State
Treasurer and the Governor, or in
his absence the president or a
member of the State Highway Com
mission shall open all bids in pub
lie and shall award the bonds, or
any part thereof, to the
bidder or bidders offering the high
est price therefor. They may re-
ject any and all bids and may re-
fuse TO make any award unless sat
isfactory security shall be furnished
by n bidder for compliance with
the terms of the bid. Said bonds
shall be sold in consecutive numer-
zeal order and no bid shall be &C
cepted which is less than the par
value of such bonds plus the inter
est which shall have accrued
thereon between the date last pre-.
radsnn trtorae. ,.ao4,,.,r IaAa ~
the date of the sale. The proceeds
placed to the credit of the State
of the sale Of such bonds shall be
placed to the credit of the State
Road Fund, except such mount rs
may have been paid as accrued in
terest on such bonds which shall he
credited to a special interest fund
for payment of interest on such
bonds. The moneys placed in the
State Road Fund from the proceeds
OF such bonds shall be used exclu-
sively for the purposes for which
the said indebtedness is authorized.
The expenses incurred by the Treas
urer in the preparation Of the said
bonds and in Advertising the sale
thereof shall be paid ont Of funds
available in the State Road Fund
The proceeds realized from the sale
OF said bonds shall be paid out by
the State Treasurer under the an
thority and direction OF the Stat"
Highway Commission of the State
Of New Mexico. and the State High
way Commission is hereby author
lied and directed 10 expend the
said proceeds from the sale OF
said bonds in the different counties
Of the State Of New Mexico in the
construction OF roads in said coun-
ties, the amounts TO be expended in
the respective counties in the State
to he in proportion 10 the amount
of assessed valuation in each of said
counties Of all the property therein,
according TO the tax rolls Of The
respective counties, and the amount
so to be expended in each Of said
counties shall be determined bv the
said State Highway Commission
from the tax rolls Of said counties
for the year 1920 as they shall be
on file in the office of the State Tax
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15
THE DEMOCRATS
AND TAXATION

Continued from page one)
a lot OF irresponsible ysps, then we
can expect development IN tn
state, and not before.
The republicans of New Mexico
are trying TO honestly solve the
taxation questions with fairness to
every man., woman and child in this
state. The Republicans created a
revenue commission for the pur-
pose of going into and recommend
ing proper changes in our laws, and
that commission with Mr.. Herbert
]. Hagerman as its chairman, is
working today to readjust those
laws. A lot of things the demo-
Gratis never noticed or mentioned
until long after prominent republi-
cans had spoken in public.
There are some men in this state
who are trying to saddle the VIII
sonion ideas of government on New
Mexico. Do you want two years OF
democratic administration in New
Mexico Ike we have had in WASH
ington for the past eight years
Extravagance and wastei Do you
want to pass the buck to the con-
sumner for the next two years in
New Mexicof
Stand up in meeting Mr.. Voter.
and ask the reformers to be speci-
fic. Make them give you the
facts.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15
Commission Of the State Of New
Mexico for said year.

Commission of the State of New
Mexico for said year.
Section 40 provide for the
payment of the interest and prin-
cipal of any bonds issued pursuan,
to the provisions of this act there
shall be and there is hereby impos-
ed and levied during each year in
which the said bonds shall be ont
standing an annual ad valorem tax on
all property in the State of New
Mexico subject to taxation for state
purposes sufficient to produce a
sum equal to one years interest on
all the said bonds then outstanding
In each year after said bonds shall
have run for five years, there shall
be and there is hereby imposed and
levied on all property in the State OF
New Mexico subject TO taxation
for state purposes, an annual ad
valorem tax sufficient to pay the
principal of said bonds at maturity.
The taxes hereby authorized, i'm
posed and levied shall be levied
assessed and collected in the same
manner as other taxes for state
purposes. and II shall be the duty
OF the Statetuditor and OF all as
SCISSORS and local taxing authorities
to cause said taxes to be levied, as
sessed and collected in the same
n and az the same times as
other taxes for state purposes are
levied, assessed and collected.
Section 5-The State Treasurer
shall keep separate accounts of all
moneys collected under the taxes
hereby levied and imposed for the
payment of the interest and
sinking fund of said bonds
respectively and shall from time
10 time invest the in
said sinking fund in any bonds
or other securities issued by the
State of New Mexico, or in any
bonds or securities OF any county
in said state, or in any bonds of
any city or school district therein
at their market value; Provided
such bonds or securities are paw
able from a tax upon all taxable
property in such county. city or
school districts and that all such
bonds or securities so purchased
shall mature before the maturity
Of the bonds for which said sink
ing fund is created
Section 6-Any holder OF any of
the bonds issued pursuant to the
provisions of this act and any per
son or officer being a party in in.
terest may either at law or in ECU
ity, by suit, action or mandamus
enforce and compel the perfor.
nance of the duties required by
this act of any of the Officers OF
persons herein mentioned
Section All bonds issued undes
the provisions of this act shall be
exempt from taxation.
Section 8-The provisions of this
act shall constitute an irrepealable
contract with the holders of any
bonds and the coupons thereof is
sued pursuant to the provisions OF
this act for the full performance OF
which by the state and its Officers
and taxing authorities the full faith
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15
HUBBELL ADMITS FORCIBLY
EXCITING MISS MONTOYA

ALBUQUERQUE. October H.
The answer of Frank A.. Hubbell and
James L. Hubbell to the compla mt Of
Nestor Montoya whom they tried to
GUST as editor and publisher of La
Bandera Americana and a petition
of the Lea Bandera Americana COR
poration to join in the defense in the
injunction proceedings have been
filed in the district court.
The answer denies that Mr.. Mon
toya was publisher of La Bandera
Amer cana and that he was in sole
possession of the records and books
Of the paper. 1t is explained in
the answer that Mr.. Montoya was
conducting the paper against the
political policy of Mr.. Hubbell.
president of the corporation. and
that he had refused TO obey Mr..
Huhbell's wishes in that matter.
On September s when a meeting of
the directors was held for the pur-
pose of choosing an editor and to
determine the pol cy of the paper.
Mr.. Montoya refused TO take part
in the meeting, it is claimed. The two
other directors voted to remove the
editor from the office and Mr.. Mon
toya refused TO vacate. Mr..
Hubbell claims that Mr.. Montoya's
daughter, Miss Frances Montoya
attempted to interfere with him
when he went to the office to dis
charge the affairs of the corporation
and that he had to eject her forci-
bly,.
In the petition of the corporation
TO join in the defense it is asked
that the temporary i%njunct on OBJ
tanned against Hubb'll be dissolved
and a permanent Injunction be issu-
ed against Montoya to restrain him
from interfering with the business
OF the corporation A hearing will
be held in this matter in the district
court tomorrow morning.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15
OTER0

The Penasco Lumber company ex
poets to operate all W inter- and
present prospects for numbering this
winter are excellent.
The force has been increased
there are plenty of orders for lum-
Der ahead and there is a good guam
tity Of lumber to be Skinned out that
| been trucked to Russia wi
they place their lumber on the cars.
The company has about a two year
set at the present place. it is said,
and another one below this when the
present set is completed The equip
ment of the Penasco Lumber COM
pany is good for a small plant, the
capacity being about Is thousand
per day for single shift.
The timber is being obtained from
both pr vate tracts and the reserve
tracts.
The Highrolls-Weed road project
built jointly by the Forest Service
and the county which has been un-
der construction for the past two
years is reported completed eXcop,
for some finishing work on the
bridge across the Penasco. The to-
tai cost of the road will be around
$4,000, $4,000 of which was fur
nished by Otero county and $4,000
by the forest entertainments
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15

amount and series of each bond
sold and the amount for which the
same shall have been sold. The
full faith and credit of the State
of New Mexico is hereby pledged
for the prompt payment at ma
turity of the principal and interest
Of all the said bonds which may be
issued and sold as provided in this
act.
1t shall be provided in each bond
so issued that if it shall be called
for redemption before maturity no.
tice thereof in writing shall be given
by the State Treasurer to the bank
designated in the bonds as the al
tentative place for payment, at
least thirty days before the date
fixed for redemption, and in add
tion thereto notice thereof shall be
published by the State Treasurer
in a newspaper published in Santa
Fe, New Mexico, and also in a news
paper published in the City of
New York, State of New York, once
each week for four successive weeks
next prior 10 the date fixed for re-
demption and if any bond so called
for redemption be not then presented
tor payment, it shall cease to bear
interest from and after the date so
fixed for redemption.
Section 3-Interest coupons pay
able to bearer shall be attached TO
each of said bonds and shall be
c~onsecutively numbered specifying
the number of the bond TO which
they are attached and shall bear
the Autographed or engraved fac
simile of the signature of the
State Treasurer in office at the
time when such bonds are pre-
pared and printed, and such cou-
pons shall be valid obligations of
the state Notwithstanding that the
person whose signature appears
thereon may have ceased : o be
such State Treasurer when such
bonds are issued and sold; and
said bonds signed, countersigned
and attested as in this act provided
shall. when duly issued and sold be
valid obligations Of the State al
though the issue and sale thereof
be made after the persons 50 sign
ing, countersiPning and attesting
the same shall have ceased to be the
incumbents OF their respective Of
fees. The bonds authorized by
this act shall be sold by the State
Treasurer at such times and in
such amounts as the Governor shah
direct 10 the highest bidder for
cash. The Governor shall issue
such directions to the State Treas
urer upon being requested so to do
by resolutions of the State Highway
Commission specifying the amount
of money which in the judgment of
said Commission shall be required
from time to time for the purposes
for which such Indebtedness is au-
thorized. Before offering any OF such
bonds for sale the State Treasurer
shall detsch therefrom any cou-
pons which may have matured or
will mature before the date fixed
for such sale. He shall publish a
notice of the time and place OF sale
in one newspaper published in San
ia Fe, New Mexico. in one ews-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15
BERNALILLO REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE THEIR TICKET

Albuquerque, Oct. 1.-THE Re-
publicans of tn s county held their
convention for the purpose OF no
minating a county ticket this after
noon and the following selections
were made:
State Senator-H. b Jsmison.
For Representatives in the State
Legislature-Juan Vigil, Barelas:
Herman Mohr, lawyer; George
Blake, Barelas.
Sheriff-Alessandro Matt uooi
Superintendent OF Schools Mrs.
John w. Wilson
County Clerk-J. A. Werner.
c unity Tressurer-H. It. Gardner
County Assessor-E. F. Landolf
Probate Judge-Policarpio Sanchez
COMMUNICATIONS District Juan
P Savedra second district. Tomas
G Gonzales; third district. DR. NJ.
K Wylder.
The ticket is a good one and Tire
Republicans have no doubt what
ever but what they will elect II
regardless~of tire fight that S b ing
made by Mr.. Hubbell the chief
campaigner for the democrats in
this county.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15
and credit Of the State Of Ns~
Mexico is hereby pledged

anu CIeQlI Oh the SI1G Of 0GW
Mexico is hereby pledged
This act shall without ~reierence
of the State of New Mexico be fun
authority for the issuancr and sale
OF the bonds hereby authorized.
which bonds and the coupons there
TO attached, shall have al the
qualities of negotiable paper under
the law of merchant and shall NOT
be invalid for any irregularity or
defect in the proceedings for tire
issue and sale thereof and shall be
incontestable in the hands of bona
fide purchasers or holders thereof
for value.
Section 9-This act shall be sub
mitted to the qualified electors OF
the state al the general election to
lie held in the month of Noyembei
in the year 1920, and il shah be
tie duty of the Secretary OF the
State to cause this act TO be pub
lished in full in at least one news
paper in each county of the state.
II ~ be publish 4 therein, once
each week for four successive
weeks rex preceding such eiee-
ton. All ballots used at said
election shall have printed thereon
the words For stare Highway
ford Act" and in a separate line
State Highway Bond Act" Oppo-
site each OF said lines there shall
We a square in which the voter may
mark across to indicate whether
he votes for or against the said
bond act. and those voting for said
act shall do so by placing a cross
in the square opposite the words
To STATE Highway Bond Act" and
those voting against the same shall
do so by placing a cross in the
square opposite the words, "Agains,
State Highway Bond Act
Section l0-The votes cast for
and against said bond act shall b.
count 4. returned. canvasstd ans
the result declared and certified in
tie same manner as votes cast Tor
state officers. and if it appears that
This 9Ct shall have received a ma
iority Of all the ,Otes cast thereon
at such election, the Governor SHAH
make proclamation thereof and
thereupon this act shah immediate
" take effect and shall be irrepeal-
able until the principal and interest
Of all bonds issued and sold here
under shall be paid and satisfied.
But II a majority of the votes east
thereon at such election shall be
against this act, the same shall no,
take effect. TIE cost Of pubfics-
ton Of the notice herein provided
for shall be paid out Of funds
available in the State Road Fund
Section ll-That it is necessary
for the preservation Of the pubH
peace and safety Of the inhabhant.
of the State OF New Mexico thx,
the provisions OF this act shah bs-
come effective at the earliest time,
and therefore an emergency is here
by declared to exist and this act shah
take effect and be in fun hrce
from and after its passage and sp-
prevail.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15
REED DEMOCRAT, AND
SPENCER, REPUBLICAN, ARE
SUSTAINED BY RECORD

KANSAS CITY, Oct. l3-The "of-
ficial version" of President Wilson's
remarks to the Serbian and Ruman-
ian peace delegates at Paris, given
out at the white house yesterday,
const tute "a complete verification
OF the charge heretofore made" SEN
ator James A. Reed of Missouri de-
clared in a statement issued here to-
day dealing with the controversy
between Senator Spsneer Of Mis-
souri, and Prsident Wilson.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15
SPENCER MAINTAINS
AID WAS PROMISED

WASHINGTON. Oct. Ex-senator
Spencer after reading the transcr pit
gwen out at the white house xester-
day said in a statement that there
was no substantial difference be-
tween it and the official stenogra-
phic reports from which he had
quoted. He reiterated that the
president had promised military ad
to Rumania and Serbia and declared
he would continue to make this as
sertion in his campaign for re-slec-
ton.
The senator again called upon the
white house to produce the official
record of the pres dents address.
which was delivered at the eighth
plenary session of the peace confer
ence on May 81, 1919.
Secretary Tumulty refused 10 an.
swer or comment upon the senator's
statement.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-15

the district ~foresters office 6. N
Romero has applied for an oil pros
pecting perm I on four sections OF
land in the Datil forest.
The application was referred to
the forest service district headquar-
tiers from the land office at Las
Cruces. The forest service has in
vestigated the application aid rec
commended to the secretary of the
interior that the perm ( be granted
The land is near Monticello.