Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
ABOUT THE STATE
CaII For sids on Hiahway

DO 'OOGI4AS-The state highway de- Pdftment has announced that q call for ,.1s. 1o is ready to be issued for the com plellon of the Nai-Benson highway. [ %lth the prospect that the work would 0e 1lhlshed before the close of the year. U ns call for bids covers section A,
 ana E contracts already having been let for the construction of sec tons c, D and F. Section A starts at the Junction with the Borderland route, sntee miles south of Vail and runs ts 1ouf miles east to the Cienega bridge. s7ecien B is six miles in length and SNlends From the Cienega bridge to a point one-half mile east of Mescal Sfeek Section F is a five mile section IusfnAng west from Benson and con ing with section D, which has been Soh strHcted. The contract has been 1eI Tor section c and also for section !, which embraces the construction of ..e bridge over the Cienega creek and Ihe railroad right of way at that point.
 materials are now being assembled tof the bridge and construction will pc started during the coming week Da!ly International.
 Worker Clashes With Foreman
 DOUGLAS-When the forman su- perYising the road work at Camp Harry j. Jones asked Jesus Lucia, one oA the 'workmen, to do something and I1ucla hesitated a longer period of time man was necessary, sharp words were heard from the boss"
 This seemed to incense the work man, and drawing a big knife he started making preparations for an operation on the foreman. Not liking the looks of the knife, the boss" plcked up pick handle and as Lucia advanced. he knocked the advancing pad man" unconscious. The II other Morkmen. not liking the way their brother workman had been treated, stripped and made ready for action, soon having the foreman on the ground With all the "chilies'' on the top
 With the entire force of Mexicans on top of him, the foreman was ready lo give up the battle when a few Soidtefs who were standing watching llis Ineie and wondering what i- was shogul, decided the foreman needed help Stripping for action, they came 0l5ssready for anything, mostly a fight. 7Slth their help the foreman was soon esA sf1cated from his dangerous position beiore he sustained any injuries.
 when the smoke of the battle cleared away, Lucia was the only one bear Ing any marks showing there had been 2 battle. and he was rushed to the hospital, where he is reported recover ms. The other workmen and the fore man are back on the job as usual Daily International
 Baccalaureate Sermon at U. of A.
 TUCSON - A large audience heard the baccalaureate sermon at the Uni versity Sunday evening. The exercises WSLC uG4u on the lawn III IlOnL or the old main building, a stage having been erected for the seniors and the speak CTS, while grandstand seats were set up opposite TOT the congregation. Rev IF. R. KnickerboclSer, pastor of the First Methodist church of Fl Paso, de- livered the address of the evening Elliott W. Conrey opened the services with violin solo, "Aehalia,s' accom- panied by Mrs. A. r. Douglass. Miss ] Anita C. Post sang "The Voice in the z Wilderness" Following this number the candidates for degrees were pre- Eented to the president. A quartet composed of Miss Post, Mrs. Weaver and Nessrs- Hedman and Weaver sang
 The Earth Is the Lords" The bac- ralaureate sermon followed. After the sermon the quartet sang 'FIark! Harl1! My Soul" then a hymn, followed by the benediction bx the Rev. Mir. Dixon Mr. Conrey played "Berceuse" for the postIude. accompanied by Mrs Doug iass.-Arizona Star
 s. P. Employees Have Picnic
 UCSON-Employes of the Southern Pacific railroad at this point to the number of 2000 enjoyed a picnic Sun day. May 30, at Flux on the Nogales- Benson branch. The party was con veyed to the scene of the picnic il ten coaches. the Southern Pacific banC accompanying. The services of tht band members. as well as those of tn, snefne and train crews, were donated for the occasion. During the after noon the band was carried by specia rain from the picnic ground to Pata gonia. where it furnished music for lance in the schoolhouse. - Arizoni Star.
 New Vocational School
 GALES-Architect D. !. Love who has charge of erection of the Vo eational Training school building 3 camp Stephen D. Littles under Go Earl D Carnahan 18th Infantry, re ports that construction work is com