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Republican farmer., 1920-04-16
TROLLEY FARES

7HE NEW trolley fares but another 1 managers of the Connecticut Company do not know their business In attempt to make money they merely increased the possibilities of the tney scheme will aesravate everybody nobody least of all the trolley monopoly. Safety cars fares service Is what the
Republican farmer., 1920-04-16
NO PANIC IN SIGHT

HE SIGNS of an industrial panic almost 1 in widening circle of unemployment. Such panic preceded by what is commonly called goods have been made, than more than they buy with their incomes.
 present times marked depleted stocks with
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
WANT GOVERNMENT
 OIL EXPERT ID PASS
 IN ARIZONA LANDS

An effort is being made to secure the services of David White. the chief geologist of the geological survey. to make a reconnaissance of Arizona with q view of determining whether or not oil fields exist here. Governor Camp bell on Saturday wrote to the secre- tary of the interior asking that Mir. White bessent here, the state to under take the payment of his expenses. The governor says that the matter is of so much importance that he will fell justified in diverting some of the funds of the Arizona resources board for this purpose.
 This action was taken in compliance with request by s. G. Mayfield, president of the Hopi Oil company at Holbrook. The attention of Mir. May field was attracted in the first place by an article by MT. White in Mining and Metallurgy" entitled .'Genetic Problems Affecting Search for Oil Re gions."
 The feature that especially interest ed MT. Mayfield was the position of Mr. White that the Red Beds of New Mexico, Utah and northern Arizona were not as q general thing filled with sufficient vegetable and carbonaceous matter to give expectation of finding oil, but he cited that the Red Beds Of
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
The Overall Crusade.

And so we have Phoenix c1up lacking only formal organization, yet together league covenant those useful but unsghtly bifurcations which have the badge of excessive thrift inpecunosity or The object of this unstudied not sur ficient1y studied is down the of other, finer fabrics. The clothing dealers. those do not make speciality of overalls, and none of them have done in the past, aver that this movement a conspiracy in restraint trade. we do not suppose appeal will be made federal The will die before service can upon half the conspirators.
 There a time when the republic nourished in cheap fabrics-notably blue jeans, a texture twilIed cotton. something substantial than denim but ignoble cloth but the best there was within the It fad or a protest but a necessity Blue jeanS grad uaITy gave way before finer fabrics. broadcloth cassimeres other wooen textures. The. last exponent and he conspicuous one, or the vigorous, virtuous, blue jeans q of Indiana Blue Jeans Williams. may have been known, though to the masses of his own day who regarded his habilarnent as a symbol of racv that he had made secret treaty with ing fashion in the matter of finishing which silk. the musings he was want to declare that the insignia of the hired hand good enough for him and this declaration often made toward last of his when his audience of hired hancs were arrayed in garments whose gorgeousness pu. those of Blue Jeans" to shame
 FE8 But the the overall movement is tolical not of democracy anything else 1he tendency of American people go cs5cx to form in like sheep follow whther some wild-eyed individual leads The movement also a sign overalls going be higher ,,rice and that heavy and unnecessary burden s.oing to be put upon the nature of whose
 almost necessarily involves the wearing of overafis
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

| court messenger. to serve summonses l to conduct certain ceremonial services of the church, to lead the Sunday choir ! to ring the bell for public worship, to ] dig graves, to perform other occasional duties"
 l e. What is the Pharos of Egypt, one of the Seven Wonders of the World w. s. Fl.
 1 <. The word "pharos" means light 1 house, and this applies to a gigantic beacon which was established at Alex andria. Egypt, to light the mariners to safety. It was built by Ptolemy in 2S2 E. C., and it was stated that it was 400 ! feet high and the light was visible for so miles at sea.
 ] O. What United States division lost the most men in the World War? U. D. A. The Second division of our army had the most casualties. They had 4,419 battle deaths and 2o651 men were wounded in action.
 O. Is the word used in connection n
 with betting at horse races. "Pari- Mutuei" or Paris MutueP'? D. R. M. A. The word is "pari- -mutueF' and is of French derivation. 'Pari' means to bet, wager or stake. and ''nutuel' has the idea of the English word mutual. Tn "pari- -mutuei' betting. bookmakers are eliminated machines recording the number of bets and amount of money bet on each horse. At the end of the race, all money wagered is divided among the ones who have bet on the winners. after a percentage is deducted for expenses.
 O. What is meant by an "EncyeiicaI Letter.? R. c.
 A. This is a term applied to a gen.
 erai or circular letter issued by q council. bishop or pope, with the idea of reaching a great number of people.
 c. On a wireless telephone, is there the sound of the human voice, or is a code used as in wireless teIegraphy? :? B. M.
 A. The wireless telephone transmits the sound of the human voice.
 O. Why is the record given for home runs, hits. etc.. always based on "maior league" baseball? R. G.
 A. Some Of the minor leagues, par ticularIy the Pacific Coast league, can play for much longer season. Nat urally it would not be fair to compare their records with leagues where the season must be much shorter.
 tAny reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Repub- lican Information Bureau. Frederic !. Haskin. Director. Washington. D. c. This offer applies strictly to informa tion The bureau cannot give advice on legal medical. and financial mat ters. It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles. nor to undertake exhaustive reseach on any subject. Write your question plainly and brief ly. Give full name and address and enclose two cents in stamps for return hostage. Al replies are sent direct to the inquirer.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
DEATH IF MAR|COPA SLIM LEFT ND DARK
 MYSTERY ID SETTLE

That Deputy Sheriff John c. Powers known as "Maricopa Slim." is not the officer a prisoner in the Kansas peni tentiary recently confessed he killed on a show train near Phoenix. is the gist of letter to The Republican from Sheriff H. D. Hall of Pinal coun- ty Sheriff Hall says there is no mys- tery in the matter. Mike Meehan whom "Maricopa Slim" shot on the night of November 4, 1914, while try ing a settle race riot on show train of the Al G. Barnes circus, is the man who killed the deputy. Sheriff Hall says, and he confessed before dying three days after he had been shot four times by "Maricopa Slim
 A letter telling of the confession in Kansas written to Sheriff Montgomery was forwarded to Sheriff Hall, who replied to it as above. Several months following the shooting, Sheriff Hall says, skeleton of a man with DOT ton of a pants leg was found near the railroad tracks in Maricopa, and also the body of Mexican who had been killed with club Neither case. he said, had never been solved, and are the only ones on record as such Neither of these cases fit the confess sion of the Kansas prisoner.
 .Maricopa Slim" a celebrated Ari- zona character was a deputy sheriff and special officer on the Southern Pa cific at Maricopa. He was without
 
 from coast to coast. Their first ques- ton when arriving on q freight in the yards of Maricopa was. Where is Maricopa Slim?" His record for quick action made him a man to be feared by the lawless. He killed four or five men who resisted him during his five years as deputy sheriff at Maricopa. He was tried for murder in connec- ton with these affairs, but was ac quilted each time.
 On the night of November 4, 1914. the Al G. Barnes circus. after playing route through Maricopa. While the train was being shunted onto a siding in the yards, negro hobo attempted to get aboard the train, and Meehan. with seyeixl other white employees of the circus. attempted to throw him off. Several shots were fired and "Maricopa Slim was called to stop the fight. Drawing his gun, the officer ordered Meehan to throw LID his hands. and on his refusing to do so. shot him four times. Meehan fell to the ground. and a gun was fired and Powers dropped, mortally wounded. with a bullet in the lower part of his abdomen. He died three minutes later. while he and Meehan were being rushed in a special train to the rail- road emergency hospital at Gila Bend.
 Eye witnesses of the shooting said Meehan had two guns. and shot as he lay or the ground. The truth of this and the confession of Meehan later were verified by the fact that the bull let which struck "Slm" ranged up- ward and would have had to have been fired from underneath the officer. Mcehan said he fired while Slim" was standing over him. Only one gun was found on Meefan. however. and it had never been fired. The other gun which witnesses claim Meehan had is said to have been handed by him to another member of the circus iInne-
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
Arizona Bar to the Invasion of Sonora

It is unthinkable government should permit the transportation of Mexican troops through any part the United States the sup pression of the secession of Sonora.
 It is almost unbelievable that government would entertain request to permit the of Mexican federal through Texas New Mexico Arizona. Yet, Wash ington did permit outrageous circumstances Villa when was in the ascendanc3- and was inclined to friendliness toward William Bayard Hale. Presi- dent Wilson's personal representative, made Villas headquarters his promised Villa who then moving Agua Prieta. the recognition country when he should take that point Presumably AIr. Hale this promise the authority of the president. Yet at the time the promise being given a 1200o Carranzistas permission from Washington being transported from Eagle Pass Agua Prieta. This added number Carranza troops already Agua Prieta foiled plans of Villa upon Columbus \. NJ, followed. Villa there after enemy United The raids the border the numberless outrages committed by the revoutionsts upon American citi- in Mexico were the outgrowth of broken faith
 The request made by Carranza is allowed to transport troops be againsr the most orderly state in all Mexico and one only one. ready 0 prosecute work of reconstruction It that purpose thar it desires to withdraw itself from the chaos which reigns throughout the republic
 This government certainly nothing either ny of gratitude national comity to the Car ranza government which been hostile in atti- ude and act since the Vera Cruz affair." There evidence that the Carranza government pre- pared to snap the heels of the United States dur ing when a time should that would make snappns effective.
 On the other hand both the military and the civil governments Sonora friendly the American states which they join and with them strengthening the bonds of friendship = extending American sympathy with the people Sonora in their struggle to separate themselves from the turmoil of the asc years and set up orderly government
 n his protest last Saturday against the passage of Mexican federal troops through Arizona Governor Campbell of all the people of the border states. those concerned those know Sonora
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

from to ounces. Ethyl or grain alcohol is denatured by the admixture something leaves it unfit for beverage. The denaturing material Is not or should not be poisonous but should be thing that would make the compound repulsive 10 be
 Wood alcohol. believe. often cehaturec, though. in these times when people seizing everything loke alcohol, should always be fixed it could drun.s. In it's natural cannot detected except py chemists grain alcohol The appearance, and taste are strikinsiy alike that cnem.sts who have had much experience with are unab.c by those properties distinguish between them with certainty And when favoring of any acter is introduced the difficulty increased
 there s certain way to distinguish them ans it does take chemist dstinr- ton. Any old soak do it and. a fact this differentiation is usually made by old soak, young
 When grain alcohol zen body rapidly converted into carbonic gas harmless substances of which any eliminated by the kidneys lungs. lsu, vood alcohol is not disposed of. body considerable time is slowly converted into foric acid (anyone who ever inadvertently tasted ant knows what that lilze.) poison together with another from same source-for- Daldeheyde-attacks the brains other organs causing blindness death small quantity of wood alcohol two teaspoonfuls is often surri- cient to produce either of these results.
 Neither soda water or any other substance known to chemists will neutralze the poison in alcoho, A chemist has stated that impossible to produce non-poisonous wood alcohol is to make harmless prussc acid
 In the present unregulated state of the market of strong drinks containing alcohol said to be much more wood alcohol floating ethyl alcohol. and takes a drink 0 alcohol other beverage into which introduced-we do eenerated-stands a much better chance dying or going blind than he does of escaping of these eventualities
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
Monday, April 19. 1890

(There was evidently newsprin' shortage in Phoenix then as now. The edition of The Herald this day forty years ago consisted of a single short sheet Of paper on which five columns were prinetd on one side. Of course the other side was waste but ob- viousiy that could not be avoided)
 St. Louis, April 19.-The anti-third term convention at St. Louis promises to be large and composed of prominent and influential republicans.
 The rush to Tombstone is simply immense the Patagonia district next There are 1000 people in the former and it is expected that before the end of the year this will be trehled. The railroad will soon be completed thirty miles beyond Tucson feasD then the effects will be seen. It is expected that the railroad will be finished to the San
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

diately after the shooting. This, it is said, is proven by the fact that the gun was displayed last winter in Phoe- nix by the man who took it from Mee- han. This man, it is said, is still with the Barnes circus. which wintered here this year.
 The funeral of Deputy Powers was held in Phoenix and the remains buried in Greenwood cemetery. It was attended by all the officers in Mari copa county whose duties would per init. as well as many railroad special officers from the Southern Pacific.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
WRITE TO ARIZONA IN
 SEARCH IF ROMANCE

The subjoined is properly advertis- ing. but as The Republican maintains TO definite classification in its adver- tising department for such matter it is hereby presented as news for the good Of the order:
 Terre Haute, Ind, April 14. 1920 Arizona Publishing Company. Phoenix. Arizona.
 Dear Sir:
 Four educated, well bred young business women. ages ranging from 70 to 25, wish to correspond with four young westerners, preferably not over the age of 30. Those wishing to take advantage of this offer may write to the Misses Betty Clifford. Helen Far rlr. Wanda Burnett and Alta Janis. care 1915 Ohio Blvd. Terre Haute, Ind. We assure any young men who may wish to take advantage of this propo- sition. of our earnest sincerity in the matter, with romance our sole object Very truly yours.
 BETTY CLIFFORD.
 HELEN TARTAR
 WANDA BURNETT,
 ALTA JANIS
 Care 1915 Ohio Boulevard.
 Terre Haute, Ind.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

Oklahoma and Texas had produced large quantities of oil, a fact accounted for by the presence of large beds of coal. It appeared to MT. Mayfield that on account of the large deposits of coal in the White Mountains the field about Holbrook might be reasonably supposed to constitute an exception.
 He accordingly wrote to MT. White who in his reply manifested interest in the region about Holbrook and desired more detailed information concerning it. Mir. Mayfield then took the matter up with the governor. Mir. White is supposed to be the most authoritative man in his profession, deyoting him. self especially to the geology of oil lands.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
Wood and Other Alcohol

some reportoria1 remarks in q Phoenix 1H,per on Saturday the Of the story Of old man found overiaden with what described ss T mixture of denatlrcd alcohol water. are apt to produce fatal results if accepted by 1fbuIcusly inclined It stated that the acid The soda water reacts the denatrrcd a1cohoi M such way that danger of deadly poison in s,Inlx fs removed" Here is evident confusion = CT ..7enatured aIcohcIr and wood alcohol.
 Denatured alcohol is necessarily poisonous ,1n,ess drunk to escess, quantity
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY
 publican tn fSSs and for time published 

Pedro river where the great town is fe be loca ted. Tucson will then go back te it's old state. (The big town was evi- dently destined 10 be Benson. Tucson had managed to hold it's ow.f and 8 little more, according to the census fiS- ures made public on Saturday.
 Not sufficient salary has justified George Roskruge in resigning his posi- ton as draughtsman in the surveyor generals office.
 Two sons of President Grant are in- terested in mines in Pima county.
 Dr. McCreery is to arrive on tonight s coach from the north.
 John Osborn has returned from three months trip to Tombstone. During his absence he made two locations, the wealth of which is unknown as they have not been prospected.A
 General Kautz late commander of this department will arrive tomorrow morning.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
A Test Of Americanisn?

Here is list of questions that class of aliens supposedly preparing American citizenship at night school in They are of piece with the questions put by courts to applicants naturalization papers:
 What is the Constitution of the United States?
 When and. where the Constitution adopted?
 What the first amendment Con-
 stution?
 How many amendments has the Constitution?
 Who Declaration of Independence
 How many votes in the electoral college?
 If the retention of the citizenship those of us who were born to it the majority would find ourselves expatriated if make perfect score with such list of questions answering, course off hand.
 Still is is conceivable that . man may be 100 per American making a 100 per cent grade these questions. Most aliens will in the end forget most of the facts they learning but it will be enough if they spirit of the institutions that call American. And it would conducive native born lived closely that spirit
 The vets to forget the impudence Of a mere majority
 So far seller of has been found guilty of murder in the thirst degree.
 It is characteristic the Japanese land territory o order and remain there maintain title.
 a feeling in yesterday that spring going to pay us another inter- mittent visit.
 who goes Berlin in these troubled days get both beer bier.
 The treaty the president We'll. it his, wasn't it?
 The merchant appreciates good joke. Ask him for a nickeIs worth of something
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 1s. 1920

The greater number of nations, as of men, are only impossible in their youth; they become incorrigible as they grow old
 Rousseau
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

PITTSBURG. Kansas. = Alexander Howat. district president of the United Mine Workers here. is in con- tempt of the new Kansas industrial court He has refused to testify. stat ing he does not recognize the courts authority. Unless Howatt reconsiders. he may get q jail sentence There is; said to he q move on foot by the miners to depose Howat as president
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

The the treaty back 0 the president We'll. it his, wasn't it?
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

who Berlin in these troubled may get both beer bier
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

The merchant appreciates a good joke Ask him for a nickels worth of something.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

The to forget the impudence Of mere majority.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

So far seller of wood alcohol has been found guilty of murder in the thirst degree.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

It is characteristic of the Japanese to land in turbulent territory maintain remain
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

3191 49, Girls Dress. cut in 4 sizes
\. 10. - and II years. \ L. year size VIII
require 1 yards of ~ inch material.
S19T ~ Misses Dress. Cut in ! sizes
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require a. yards of ~ inch material. The
width of the skirt at the foot is IN YARD.
32U5-31S9 A Trim Business Costume.
Waist 32O5 cut in I sizes "a. 36. IS. 40,
~. A and AZ inches bust measure. skirt
$3.50 cut In : sizes "a. 20. Is, 30. 81, ~
and SO inches waist measure. The width
of the skirt at lower edge is about rs yard.
1t will require 3& yards of 3G inca material
for the skirt and AIS yards of - inch
material for the waist. TWO separate
patterns.
1898 - Girls Dress. Cut In 3 sizes ::
L.. ii and 10 years. Size IA requires A
Yards Of 36 inch material.
S22-2Sls-A Smart Sports Costume.
| Blouse 2S22 cut in : sizes "a, 30. rs. 40.
A.. ~ and AZ inches bust measure, and
| requires 3 yards Of 36 inch material. Skirt
2SiS cut In : sizes %. ~, 20. IS, 30. 81
and "a inches waist measure. Size - re-
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mea sure about Ia yards at the lower edge.
TWO separate patterns.