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Arizona republican., 1920-12-27
Here's the truth
 o onD December 31:

CARRY OUT THE ENTIRE PROGRAM NOW. The eXpen- dtue of this money NOW will very materially loosen the mon ey market here and make it increasingly possible for us to the money necessary to carry regular business be 1t farming or mercantile.
 The money from this bond issue will spent IN this county and EVERYBODY in the county will be benefited.
 The of upkeep wagons and machines due to bad roads in this county far exceeds the bond charge.
 an actual fact that the saving of the price of auto mobile tire or average repair b will than OFFSET your annual tax payment.
 man who pays taxes on $1O00000 valuation, will pay less than $00 per year these bonds Think of what paved highways will you in upkeep wagons automobiles tires gasoline etc.
 Every dollar spent for repairing bad roads is dollar lost
 The yearly cost of repairing the present bad roads of this y $000000 The cost per year of the bonds will be but S2700G000 The first amount is much money THROWN AWAY. The second amount is much money SAVED AND INVESTED.
 This bond issue matter for petty politics per-
 sona grudges. This county trial before the whole
 and the people On December 3 this county going
 for progress and these bonds by overwhelming
 majority
 Vote YES for the Good Roads Bonds December 31 and paved highways will connect your town and distctWith every part and farm of Maricopa County ohoenix Clark Phoenx W. Chandler Phoenix Fred Phoenix; Henry Person Chandler C. S. DingIe Mesa; Phoenix; J. H. Dobson Chandler Warren L. w. McArthur Phoenix H. North A. Baldwin Chandler; dl Johnson Mesa w.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
Speaker Given OUntiOn
BY Enthusiastic Fans

Philadelphia Athletics to and to
3.
First game
Washington -. osO O1O 0OO-7 IL 8
Philadelphia -. 500 600 000-5
Batteries: Courtney and Charity;
Slapp, Moore and Wingo.
Second game
Washington -. Oo2 100 1901 0
Philadelphia -. 101 900 010-3 3
Batteries: Shaw and Picnich; Nay
lor and j. Walkers.
White Sox Defeat Browns.
st. Louis, Oct 2.-Chicago hit with
vengeance behind Dick Kerr today,
defeating st. Louis 20 TO Z, but dropped
out of the running for the American
League championship, with Cleve-
lands overwhelming victory over De-
troit. Both teams finish their sched-
ule tomorrow, but a victory for the
White Sox and a defeat for Cleveland
would still give the Indians full
game lead.
BY winning today, however. Chi
ago increased its advantage over
New York TO a game and a half and
clinched second place.
Chicago ...... 010 ia 1910 Is 1
st. Louis $500. 900 200 1908 Z 16 1
Batteries: Kerr and Schalk; Bayne.
Deberry, Lynch and SEVERED
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
Football Finals

| At Knoxville, Tenn: University o.
Tennessee 4s, Maryville College 9.
| First game: At West Point, N. Y.
| Army 35, Union 0. Second game: A
West Point. N. Y. Army 3S, Marshal
College 0.
| Brown 10, Amherst 0.
Harvard ii, Maine 0.
| Princeton II. Swarthmore g.
! Northwestern IA, Knox 0.
| Pennsylvania I. Bucknell 0.
| Ohio State. IS, Ohio Wesleyan 0.
/ At Washington: George Washington
II, Western Maryland 7.
At New York: Columbia 81, Trinity 0
| At Hamilton: Colgate 0, Susquehan
ma 0.
At Syracuse: Syracuse 40, Vermont 0
| At Hoboken: Stevens IL. Penna Mill.
tary TO-
At New Brunswick: Rutgers 6. Mary.
land University 0
/ Notre Dame 80. Kalamazoo 0.
Iowa ID, Indiana 0.
| At Lexington: Washington and Lee
I6, Davidson 0.
At Lexington: V. NJ. /. 1856! Hampder
Sidney o.
At Chapel Hill: Wakeforest 0. North
Carolina 6.
At Athens. Ca: University of Geor-
gia 40, Citadel 0.
At Annapolis: Navy 7, North Caro-
| lima State IA.
At Atlanta: Georgia Tech So. Ogle-
thorpe University 0.
At 'Greenyille, S. c.: Furman al
Erskine College 0.
At Columbia, S. c.: U. of S. C. 10
Wofford O.
At Macon, Ca: Gordon Institute Ii
Mercer University 0.
At Newark. DEL: Delaware IA, Ur-
sinus 0.
At Washington: Georgetown 70, st
At Morgantown: West Virginia Z
Lehigh Z.
At Carlisle, Pa: Albright 6, Dickin-
son O.
At Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Uni
yersity 49, st. Mary's IA.
| Iowa IA. Indiana 7.
University of Detroit 81, Duquesne 0
Michigan Agricultural College 16
| Albion College 0.
Lafayette 80, Muhlenburg 0.
At Beaver Falls: Geneva 0, Pittsburg
AZ.
At State College. Pa. Penn State 10
Gettysburg 0.
AT Blacksburg, Va: Virginia Poly
technic Institute 81. William and
Mary O.
| At Charlottesville University of Vir-
ginia %, Randolph Macon 0.
| At Clemson College-Clemson, &c;
| Newberry College, 6.
At MISUNDERSTANDING A. e. NJ
College. 81; Mississippi College, 0.
At New orleans-Tulane, 10; South
western. o.
AT Greenville, Tenn.-University 70
Chattanooga, 81; Tusculum College, O.
| At Tuscaloosa. Ala.-University OF
Alabama, 40; Marion, O.
At Richmond, Va.-Richmond Uni
versity, q; Lynchburg College, o.
At Baton Rouge-Louisiana, 81; JEFF
ferson, 0.
Vanderbilt, "a; Birmingham South
ern, 0.
University of Missouri, Al; Missouri
esleyan, 0.
AT Guilford-Roanoke College, Il;
Guilford College, Z.
Virginia M. l., 1876; Hampden Sid
ney, 0.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
Veteran Manager Makes Last Putout
in Game That Gives His Team
characteristics.

SHdfnHIOHSHPs
Detroit, Oct 2-Cleveland won its
way into the worlds series game this
afternoon, capturing the American
League pennant with a 10 to 1 VIC
tory over Detroit. Cleveland needed
only half game more margin in the
league race to remove definitely the
possibility of tie with Chicago. The
Indians opened their offensive in the
third inning and sustained it prac-
tically throughout the remainder OF
the game, coupling it with Oldham's
five passes and some poor fielding by
Detroit. While Bagby was hit hard,
he kept the hits fairly well scattered
and was accorded brilliant support.
1t was his thirty-first victory of the
season.
iris Speaker, the Cleveland mana
ger, was the idol of the 10000 fans
throughout the game. He was given
an ovation when he stepped to the
plate in the first inning and was
cheered at every opportunity from
then on. Speaker responded with five
brilliant fielding plays and three hits
in six times at the plate.
oddly enough, Speaker made the
final putout Of the game which
brought his team the championship.
Spectators crowded on the field and
surrounded Speaker, patHng him on
the back and squeezing his hands, the
demonstration continued for fifteen
minutes after the game.
There was little doubt of C1eve-
lands victory after the third inning
when errors by Jones and Young, COM
bined with singles by Speaker and
Gardner sent in three runs.
Cleveland $3.50. 003 002 410-10 IA 0
Detroit 1890. 900 600 DOL 1 IL
Batteries: Bagby and O'Neill, Nun
amaker; Oldham, Baumgartner and
Manion.
Senators Beat Athletics
Philadelphia, Oct 2-Washington
today won the two final games of
the baseball season here from the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
EX-CHAMPS CLOSE
in THIRD PLACE
Cincinnati Wins First of Triple Head :
err From Pittsburgh Pirates.

Pittsburgh. Oct. 2.Cincinnati clinoh-
ed third place in the National league to-
day by winning the first game of a
triple header from Pittsburgh, 10 to 4
The visitors also won the second game
to 8, while. the Pirates defeated the
Reds in the third contest, 6 to 0. The
first game was started at noon, but
before the third had been finished
darkness settled over the city and the
game was called at the end of the
sixt thinning. 1t was the first time that
three National league games were
played here in one day. Scores:
First game
Cincinnati .....116 100 004-13 IS 2
Pittsburgh 1000 DOL 90 Q
Fisher and Rariden; Cooper, Glas-
ner. Wisner and Schmidt.
Second game
Cincinnati ...... 200 900 1907 IA /
Pittsburgh 100 100 o01--3 8
Brenton and wingo; Allen. linn
and Haeffner.
Third game
Cincinnati ......-.. 600 900 90 1
Pittsburgh ....... 800 003 ks 0
Napier and Rariden; Morrison and
Haeffner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
NAVY LOSES FIRST
GAME OF SEASON

Annapolis, Md, Oct. 2--The Annap-
oils midshipmen lost their first game
Of the football season today to North
Carolina State IA to Z. The Navy was
crippled to some extent because sew
eral of the veterans of last year have
not gone into training, having just re-
turned from Antwerp with the rowing
squad.
With an aerial attack as a big as
set. the visitors romped all over the
field in the first two periods scoring
a touchdown in each and both of the
tries for goal was successful.
Score by periods
n. c. State .......... Z 0 0-14
Navy .............. 0 7 o. Z
North Carolina State scoring:
Touchdowns, Johnson (2); goals from
touchdowns. Burley (2); Navy scor-
ing: Touchdowns, Moves: goal from
touchdown, Larson. Referee, Ben
nett, University of Pennsylvania.
Umpire. Green, Syracuse.
Headlinesman, Wheatstone OF Phila-
delphia. Time of periods, Is minutes
each.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN.

AMERICAN.
Philadelphia 3-5, Washington Al
Detroit 1, Cleveland 40.
Chicago 10, st. Louis 7.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
NATIONAL

NATIONAL.
Boston 80, Philadelphia IA.
Pittsburg 4-3, Cincinnati 1871.
New York 2, Brooklyn 4.
Chicago 4, st. Louis 4.
Pittsburg 6. Cincinnati 0, Ord gam
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
NATIONAL

pittsburg at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
BRAVES SPLIT
WITH PHILADELPHIA

Boston, Oct. Boston closed the
home season today by dividing a
double header. with Philadelphia, the
S to victory in the first game assur-
ing the home team of not finishing
in last place. A single by r. Miller
and Fletcher's triple tied the second
game In the ninth inning and the Wis.,
itors won to 2 in the eleventh in
ming on singles by J. Miller and Will
liams and three errors.
s First game
Philadelphia -. o10 o01 600 /
Boston ...... 002 020 40x-S 10 !
Batteries: Enzmann, Causey and
Wheat; McQuillan and o'Neill.
Second game
Philadelphia 900 001 001 OF ]
Boston 49,. 900 900 200 90 8 4
Batteries: Hubbell, Causey and Ira
gesser; Scott and O'Neill
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03

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e. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Sold in Pensacola and recommended as
the worlds best corn remedy by the
Crystal Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
NATIONAL.
GAMES ToDaY
AMERICAN

AM IL H1kAN
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
Cards Beat Cubs.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-St Louis defeated
Chicago today, to 1, in the final game
of the season here Waugh was hit hard
and his team mates made four errors.
Schupp pitched steady ball. Score:
st. Louis 030 100 000-4 IL 0
Chicago ......... 900 100 000-1 4
Schupp and Clemens; Vaughn, Man
tin and O'Farrel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
NOCCALULA LOADING
AT NEW ORLEANS

The steamer Noccalula. built at the
plant of the Pensacola Shipbuilding
Co, is at Stuyvesant wharf, New Or
leans. loading for Rotterdam
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo 7-3, Minneapolis 6-i.
Columbus is, ST. Paul 1871.
indianapolis 5-3. Kansas City so.
Louisville 10, Milwaukee 5.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
Dodgers Defeat Yankees.

New York, Oct. New York and
Brooklyn played the final game of
their series today, the new champions
winning to 2. The Giants presented
a recruit lineup. with the exceptions
of Doyle and Kelley. Brooklyn starte |
off with the regular lineup but gave
some of the second string men a little
work in the latter part of the game.
Score:
Brooklyn ...... 100 200 o1o-4 IL 2
New York ... .001 100 600 s /
B. Grimes. Mitchell and Miller; FL
lott, Davenport, v. Barnes and Gas
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Popularizing Science.

IT WILL be with delight that science enthusiasts vii
learn Of the plans of the southwestern division Of the
American association for the Advancement Of science to
give in FL Paso series Of lectures this sumner and fall
the series to terminate in convention Of scientists from
all over the southwest section Of the country is richer
in material for science study than the southwest In ag
culture botany, mining, OIL in the study Of ancient runs
and records enchng knowledge Of history and eth
nology there is end to the possibilities Of original re-
search.
That the activities Of the scientists Of the southwest
should be coordinated here and that should be
established preserve specimens snd records, right
and logical
member Of the association, writing Of the scope of the
working plans says.
@Of late years the attitude Of the public toward science
has altered in every country and in remarkable
Once regarded special field for the activities of few
persons who removed themselves from ordinary life sen
tie knowledge and scientific endeaEor have recently
TO be increasingly considered national resources the
dsTotees of science expected take prominent part
in national development and their work is increasingly
subject Of interest to the public
"Ihe American association for the advancement Of
science offers the most efficient means by which individuals
may unite to hasten the growth Of scientific knowledge and
to increase public appreciation of what the nation to
science and what may be expected Of science In the future
The association is democratic institutions it welcomes to
fellowship all scientific workers. and to membership all
in which the affiliated scientific societies. we'll its
special sections represented is capable of speaking
authotativey for science and for scientific workers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
The Day OF The Autocar.

TO THE initiated the chief interest the southwest
mobile show lies N the features Of this years
the improvements design and mechanism. To all is
revelation Of what has been accomplished toward perecg
the American automobile
The rise Of the automobile industry Is remarkable
chapter in American industrial economic life Today
that the world could hardly get along without the
motor car which has become essential part Of practically
every line of business. Yet quarter Of century ago
the automobile unknown and il is only within the past
years that It has become Of the prime necessities
Of the business world.
Vast changes have been wrought the world by the
gasoline motor. It has put business basis and
has solved difficulties Of transportation which block
ing the wheels of progress before its advent It has brought
pleasure into the lives Of millions and it has opened up
avenues to industry which have given profitable employ
meut to hundreds Of thousands
Amazing progress has been made in developing the auto
mobile illustrated IN Thursdays parade when the
same hne were the little runabouts Of IS years ago and
thu luxurious Hmousnes Of today The little cars brought
laughs from the spectators, but only few years ago they
were the objects Of admiration Perhaps Of years
hence todays palaces wheels viii look just odd and
antquated did the little Buick which led the FL
parade.
England fashion has decreed that trousers be creased
On the side Fashion has not yet told how should
crease our overals
Bryan is the aprnoe of peace" and Cen Wood is war-
nor but since the Nebraska primaries they have much IN
common.
Some from the Mexican interior and tell what is
geng On there Others having round trp tickets keep
quiet
Ru..a has the EEEsst Oat crop in its history says
news dispatch this includes wild BATS, is easy TO
believe.
In Berlin children allowed half an egg apiece on
Easter. Over here the rabbits more kind.
-o
An applicant for JOB in e. Paso was asked if he was
married and he said tentatively"
The front page tells what going on in tie world and
the market page proves it.
In their s planaing Fl PasOans should think at least
3 years into the future
About an Of the fellows who not candidates have
opened headquarters.
nsa is great as the effort he makes to realize
hf1 Ambition
Everybody should go to the automobile show.
NJ man ever stated his gies as lightly as he might
tor L Z only The finite that has brought and suffered
The arfHlits lies stretched N smiling repOse.
Ralph Waldo Ezlsrzon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

said A. H Wheeler, head OF the vo-
ca1onal guidance bureau of the Y. II
c A. Indeed it Is, FL Paso has
work for practically every one who
needs and wants it, if-accent On thsf
n-he is capable Of handling it II is
almost incredible unless one comes in
daily contact with such cases as 1 do
the number ef persons who have alb
solutely nothing to sell. no capabfl-
tues 1or work along any line and no
IDEAS Of how to cultivate any incIina-
tons they may have
"A man from Arizona came here in
search Of 50 mechanics. He inter
viewed 50 applicants and found only
Ihts sort OF work and other skilled
trades offer hundreds Of positions TO
me men capable Of holding them
Men stenographers are also much in
demand and are hard to find. other
o1flce Work has dozen applicants
for each available position.
But this Is the Important thing
Fl Paso can offer good paying work
70 any man who comes here with real
ability along his chosen line"
Upper valley farmers will plant
about 1000 or 5000 acres in cotton
this year" said Noel Longuemare.
In about 10 days the planting season
VIII begin unless this cold snap con-
ginues. Not much damage has been
done the crops between here and Las
-AAcra u1 me recent cO4Q- expect
70 put about 700 acres in cotton. Most
OF US are going to plant Lone Star
cotton. hardy type that we hope viii
do vel in this climate. The conD
tons seem TO US propitious for q sue
cessful trial with the staple"
=
The sewer extension which IS to
be made 70 the country club district,
Manhattan Heights. Altura Park and
other sections OF the city viii put FL
Paso IN first class shape for sewage
facilities for several years said
councilman Martin Sweeney. 7
doubt If any other city in the state
will be as well equipped In this way.
The 15-inch main 10 be laid on
Dyer street viii serve a big district
comprising several hundred families.
The voters were sensible when they
voted the 500. 900 bond issue for
sewage improvements recently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

100000. Scotland, $50. 900: Ire
land. Si50,000,0Oo.
q What f. the legend e0neernlnE
the barney stonef ]. VI. c.
A. This famous stone Is IN the
ruins OF old Barney castle, near
Cork, and e said to give the one VINO
Kisses Il the power OF saying agree
able things From this story comes
the word barney, a term for any very
complimentary or flattering talk
q. What - toucans r. u. ID.
A This IS a name for birds with
enormous bright colored bills, inhao-
iting South america and ranging as
f IA; north as Mexieo. The bills are
light, as they are filled with air cari-
ties. These birds feed on bananas, IN
sects and reptiles They frequent
lofty trees.
O. When was the first cotton ez-
ported from the United statess d.
A. IN 1874. the first bale Of cotton
exported from America was shipped
from Charleston. s. c.
@ Is there proof that part Of the
United States was ut one time Eiuci-
ntedt A $ R.
a Biologists agree that there was
glacial period In the northern United
States. The rocks in this part OF the
country bear. evidence OF having been
glaciated. Small remains OF glaciers
are found in the high Sierrss. on the
volcanic cones Of the Cascades and IN
Montana and Colorado. The presence
OF moraines also bears witness to b
glacial period.
@. What religious affiliations have
admiral Benson and admiral simsf
A. Admiral William S. Benson Is -
Roman Catholic Admiral William s.
Sims is an Episcopalisn.
amy reader can get the answer 10
any question by writing The Herald
information bureau. Frederic J. Has
kin. director, Washington, D. c. This
offer applies strictly TO Information.
The bureau cannot give advice on
legal, medical, and financial matters
It does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles nor to undertake exhaustive
research on any subject Write your
question plainly and briefly. Give Fun
name and address and enclose two
cents IN stamps for return postage.
All replies are sent direct to the IN
quirer-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
XVII


1-What city has recently passed an
ordinance barring the horse from its
streets after January. 1882
What is a tanana2
s-What is a trawl2
What is the sailors rhyme about
the suns being red2
5-What use did the Romans make
OF hop plants, and how may we profit
by their eNample2
6-Who wrote "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac"2
What Is a Burrowing owl2
e-What once oespised material Is
now IN the highest vogue for gowns
for afternoon social functions7
9-Where Is the north magnetic
pole?
i0-who Is Philip de Lazlo and
what is the object OF his present
visit to the United States?
Answers TO Yesterday XVII
The prohibiti0uist, "Pussyfoot"
Johnson, Is known to the French as
Monsieur Pied de Chat, literally, Mr.
Cats Foot
"a dowry IS the portion" or
property which a wife brings to her
husband in marriage.
S-Bostou. Mass. received Its first
name Trtmountaine, or fremont. from
the fact Il was built on three hills,
Beacon, Cops and Fort
The original version OF the say
Ing, Mad as March hare" was
Mad as marsh hare" It came
from the habit Of hares in the
marshes, where they run and frolic
in some seasons in an unrestrained
and mad" manner.
5-Aiiss Helen Tyler Is the founder
OF the Oasis club, with centers in
New York. London and Paris, where
women from all parts OF the world
may meet for social recreation, and
may obtain Information or assistance
The club rooms in New York are at
the Hotel Commodore.
6-One Of the oldest Christian
churches in the world Is the beautiful
temple known as the mosque OF St
Sophia, in Constantinople.
IA firedog Is an andiron.
8-A paraphrase is an explanation.
or a free translation or version.
9-A satrap is a Persian viceroy,
governor OF ruler in similar capacity
10-The largest carnivorous animal
is the golden brown Eadiak bear
found on Kadiak island, Alaska. This
bear Is also an accomplished salmon
fisher.-ThompsOn Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Little Inter0iews.

back without It becarse I think the
present prices are Outrageous. 7
priced suits in an Fl Paso store yes
terday- I found that the cheapest
suit that was approximately what I
wanted and for which I would have
paid about $40 several years ago, was
marked at So Notice that / didn't
say was worth So. The salesman
was unconcerned as to whether I
thought I could afford such prices
and attempted the rush act to get
ne to buy a suit One dealer said.
i don't object to your not buying
now. Three weeks hence III get $40
more for that same suit So I'm go
ing to do with what I have until I
try another town II ] find the prices
charged here are IN keeping with
those OF other cities I'll lay in a
stock OF overalls as soon as am
discharged or else start q clothing
store Of my own" =
I'll Paso a city Of opDortunities?'