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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
In Shape

When Sammy" I.mlucNi stepped
into The intelligence office last eve
ming. the nrst question asked him was.
DO YOU think you ~" in shAp" for
your bout" He smiled and answered
that he never trained harder In all hts
lirc than Tor his bout with Ritz this
evening He also stated that he would
try TO repeat the performanc" that he
gave in Erie, Pa. aGains, Ritz. when
ne received. the deCi sion.
Ri,z worked out leSterday afternoon
some shadow boxing :ft"r supper Both
are reported to b. IN hnc shape md
both are confident thCT WI! win.
Mirky Fnrk!ns and Eddie Wagon boxed
u few rounds with RITZ. Wagon Ia
anxious 10 meet Williams at any tim"
before tho Wheeling \ = F"vk!uS -
a husky hattler from IN" Dim" stable
and would also like to appear before
the Wheeling fans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
DIRT TRACK DEMONS
WILL APPEAR At The
STATE FAIR SEPT. II
Many old Timers Will Be Seem In Start
At Fair Groundc-Many New
Cars To DO Used
Q40NtS &

Secretary SwartZ Of the State FAIR
ASSOCIATION was Very fortunate IN secur-
Ing such track demons as the ones VINO
VIII cAhIbN at the Fair Grounds during
fair week. Among those who Will drive
ar SHE Haughdul. Leon Duray. Harry
,iiichriSt. Les Alien Of chicago. All or
those mentioned are we'll known
Throughout the racing world and Score
tary Swartz was only successful in
bringing them here after Offering large
purses.
Ihr 5000 prize to be given away has
attracted the attention OF some Of the
drivers. Many new cars are being made
Tor IN" coming rae" here including two
Essex cars. Maxwell, BrisCoe and Dues
cnt"rE. which w!ll be- on the starting
line. Those who will start the race
havc b"rr sanctioned by the lntcrrn-
tional Motor Contest Association which
has approved over ninety percent ~ the
racing cars throughout the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11

W"llshurE boy n st!T Sight
johnny" Roberts who is going fas-
ter than any ~ tn" other local young
SterS takes his next best foe IN "Ratt
ing" SimakoV. Of StcuhcnvtlIe This will
prove one 81 the fastest bouts OF tn"
evening. ms both these lads can and will
step fast pace. go
Young Muegge and Kid Fast will
open the show in Il 4-rou"dcr.
Membership tickets will b" on saio at
th, McI.urc cigar stand Victoria Fool
Parlors. CrumbackcrS Cafe. and IN"
Fort Henry Smoke House; After thls
hour. they can b., secured by applying
at the Auditorium box onlce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11

Everything. - st Cor ton'Ehts EloyS
show a, the Auditor and III" local
fans wrre permitted (" -" ""'h Nuz
and C!mu!nelN IN tRs. workouts yes
terday AZ th" Waldorf Gym. Th' sre'-
rarors rrra elatrd with tn" improve
n:cnt IN R,tz. sire" his las, appearance
here, C',nrmir";c, Is n hard HITTING.
rough and ready Sc-aHUer. wh" looks a.
e ne VIII give Eill or any "'i'eT
Kood evenings ,~orE"ut.
Johnny Nasrh.r Of GrHESSv:H" ana
Wa Cullev uf WensHurg Wiz clash IN
mo s.rourd Scml-dna, NaschSr Is also
a much improved hoy sine" his last APP
pearance here. and will give the clever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
WEST VIRGINIA PLAYER ONLY
SEVEN HOLES BEHIND LEADER
IN FIRST DAYS CONTEST
Loo DieCal, of Lake Shore Club OF Chi
cago Leads the Field With
Par Of II

A West Virginia boy. Mr.. John
Rodgers, Of Parkcrsburg, was up
in the winning class in the first
qualifications for the National
open golf championship at In
verncss cub. Toledo yesterday.
His score as recorded was 49,
1918, or in other words his par
was 81 against par q II for
Leo Dlcgel. OF Chicago. who
held a record for the rcConstruc
ton course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
V|CTORS MEET B, g. 0.
Nine AT NICK HE'LL
Railrnen Divided Double Bill on Week
End Schedule While on Triple
feated Cumberland 90.

Tho Vtr,ars ~ Ncnwood Will clash
with the strong Il q O. team Of Ron
Thts gam" promises to h" ono. "f tho
hlttrrGst Tough, IN tn" down -th"-riv"r
town this year. as both teams ar" h''t"r
rivals E,n.r or penn will start for the
EIc,ors while Kramer Nc on the
rubber for tho lsAl!mcn.
The VIctore Will Journey I" D'llonyaIe
sunday. Augus' 90, to meet the Dillon
vale Indians. who have boon laying
huIstcrous claim Ia IN" yaliry champions
shin Nnv team desiring games after
mo o0,l please call BcnwOod COW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
BOSTON-REDS
DIVIDE HONOR

BOSTON. Aug lo--Roston and 'Enclh-
na,l divided douhloh"ad"r today inc
home ,"um winning the frst gam" l"u'
Tors took The second, a irrc-f"r-dl ar.
far. I& to 10. thrc" pit, hers being uS"d
hv each side. Ructh"r was "J"'L."
from The FIRST gum" FOR dISputinS de-
CisiunS on. balls aud strikes:
W,tenu r,,dr II rvc straight victories
In Winning the FIRST game. when was
decided after two were cut IN me
eleventh 10y surCrss:I" doubles h!
Enrrkcl and Ford Scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
NEFFS LOADING UP

After making the AcConkeys travel
hard o. win sunday and compelling
- rsrieS 10 80 eleven innings IN
tra.- las; came At Rellsi-e. Manager
p,,-a,n sends word no VIII have three
OF tho hSs, bali players over seen IN
action @AN, Sunday ~ LeaguN lIr|
rnr~a e.. second came = 4 three game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
JACKSON GETS
ACCOSTA' 8 RANCE

Chicago. Aug. lo--Josc ACosta. Wash
inEtor's recruit pitcher. mad" mistake"
In pitching t." 10" Jackson in IN" t"ntn
inning today md Jackson singled ana
sent weaver. who had jr'plCd b"icr"
him. home with the rum which gave
Chicago a four to rhro" victory. and the
third straigh, win over the visitors
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
JOHN RODGERSOF PARKER5BURG
WITH LEADERS IN TOURNAMENT
Sdtua41~o0n.

second holes and taking three puts on
the fourth could do no better than
forty. =.
included among the scores were tho
following:
John Rodgers. Parkcrsburg. 3e-3a-iS,
Scotties Robson. Bradford Pa. 43-+2-96.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
GALA ENJO|NED

Franklin. Pa, Aug. lo.-Meiv!n A.
lrrt G;alliL. baseball pitcher. who Jump,
ed from ihc Philadelphia National!
League club to the local organization
was today served with papers IN an IN
Junction suit t. restrain HIM from play
Ing with any other club than the MI
lies Tn" papers w'r" issued ny JuHGe
%nr-ts : Jarrett. of common pleas
court Number Two, Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
DOAK LOSES
HIS OWN CAME

Philadelphia. Aug lc.-Doak's fall
urc to cover first base on Williams
smash between Hornshy and F"urni"r
in the seventh inning robbed himself OF
a no-h!t game IN todays TO 81.
Louis victory over Philadelphia. Horns
hv stopped the ball and could easily
have retired Williams at hrst base.
Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
GRAND cmcutr RACES DELAYED

VToVeTand. y. NuE. I"--I or N" EVV-
nnd time in two days the Grand Circuit
races al North Randall were postponed
On account Of rain today and Il was
doubtful ton!gh, whether tn" track
would be in condition 10 rae" tho SIX
events scheduled for tomorrow.
In addition 70 Mondays original card
~ four raCas. TWO divisions ~ IN" ~
pace have been So for decision tomor-
row Aside from these. Thor" remains
aC,oen races 70 y" disposed %: IN me
"a probable some or ,hcSC viii In split
because # tn" h!E fields entered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11

series between his club and the Eagles
Will be played, knowing thar this Is
their last chance To get into the run
Iete-,ninal to have 4 club THAI will win.
Ncfrs is backed ny the ". & l.. +.
Coal company and 4 money will get
payers Ietraln says they will be on
his team when the bell rings for play
IN - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ye6tordRy'e Games.

Cincinnati 3: Boston 4 lttrst game
Cincinnati -: Boston 10 Second
gam")
s., Louis r: philadelphia l.
Chicago BROOKLYN (rnin)
New York-rittsburEh Crain)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
CLARKS IN DOUBLE
WITH WARWOOD Nine
Much interest Being Taken By Jun
iors in tho Inter Playground Base
ball LeaSue-Two othor
Games.

r. tho iUn!or section ~ The Inter
Tlavgrnvrd baseball 'raGur :hN Huh
ia -dS ard n" S;xcH"1th S;reetS ar"
leading white the Island and tn" '!arkS
A., ,;rSr seconds. This afternoon War
wood plays the ClarkS a dnUoie'heaI"r
q, Warvood the yIuhha-dS and the
Wilson NEE, AZ Twenty-S.Nth street. and
,he island and Sixteenth Street play
at RrtdG" park. ~
Tic present SANDING OF The JUNIOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE


New York !: Cleveland 9 Game
called in second; rainD
Washington :: Chicago 4.
Detroit Philadelphia; rain (Gamc 10
be played August -
RuStOn 4. St. Louis 6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
wa- TO RxAH uA

Democrats are having a hard time
trying 70 disconnect the President from
m. Coz campaign. At the first they
thought Wilson An asset. Then II was
declared at the White House that he'd
take of his coat" and roll up his
sleeves" for Cox. A front porch" cam
paign FOR Mr.. Wilson was even guE.
reetcd Now they want to shake" him.
Weston Independent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
MINES MUST PROVIDE !:
Triples AND TRACKS

Harrisburg. Pa, Aug. lo.-Complaints
by Pennsylvania railroad officials and
representatives of hitumnous operators
associations that loading of coal from
wagons was responsible for delays In
car movements and coal shortage. re-
suited in the public service commission
issuing An order tonight that the rail-
road should not furnish open top coal
cars TO mines unless they have private
tracks and tipples until a further hear
ing Is held and a final order made. The
commission made such an order q
couple Of years ago but rcscinded 1t.
The new order requires answers TO be
fIcd within ten days and directs q
hearing as soon as an issue Is made.
Tho formal order for the railrosds
engaged in intrastate traflic to fle
special supplements to their tarins
making increases equal TO those author
lied by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for interstate traflic permits
such increase TO become effective on
Ave days notice. II is set forth IN tho
formal order that this permission does
not preclude the determination OF COM
plants that may be- filed against rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
Tho StAndlnE.
To-dRy'B TaDleN.

Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
thiracO at Bro 1klrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
TIE Standing.
To-dey's GameB,

New York at cleveland
Washington At Chicago.
Philadelphia at D'trott.
Boston At 81. Loui!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
a nRAwAACK

Los Angeles has many attractions.
when tho "Quakes" are not about
Pla!nheld Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
ONE ARREST

officer Tice came in last night Win
the one prize drawn for today's police
court. NJ. F. Varosdale was arrested an
a disordcrly charge at the complaint OF
] II. Gross. He will sing his little
song to the Judge this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
Boston

Totals .......2N ? % 10 l
.Two out when winning run score.
+Ratted for Powell in eighth.
Cincinnati ...........o2n 900 COL "n--3
Boston ..............Oul hlo "lo OIL
Two-hasc hits--Rocck"l Ford. Three
base hits--Daubcri K"ush Stolen
la sc--Ncalc. Sacrifice h!ts--Wing" :.
Rath. sullivan. Dvuhl" p'ay-Gr"h I"
RHth TO Dauhcrt Left on bases IN
cinna,i :. Bostun :. Eases on balls
OFT Ry"thcr 3. on Sallrc !. of Watson
IiitS--On Rcuthcr, 3 in : innings;
off SaIlcc. i In ! % innings. Struck
out-Ry Rcuthcr .. by SalIee >. ny
Watson !. Losing pItcher--Sal!C". I'm,
pireS-Moran and RiSler Time OF
gamc-2:06.
Cincinnati. ......s2o 23n ono-lS 10 :
ROston ......... .3l5 "" uI"-lo /"
Rattcr!cs-RinE. Ellcr, Brcssi"r ana
Wtnso: Rudolph McOuiIlan. Oes chger
and Gowdy. O'N'tl!.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
COUNTY JAIL is
BEING RENOVATED

Sheriff Jas r HcNcI.d tas ar
ranged for the complete renovation
d The county Jail. The whole :Eter-
ioG, Including the main c0iritor. ALL
BE painted white, which viii add la
The lighting and general cleanliness
ana appearance of the place
-.-r ii2.rCvement vh'.h az
greatly improve sanitary conditions
in the county tssti!.. Is the discoc-
:ialance Of the mattresses ard bFah-
ks.s nov used By he minutes, and
vhich have become hotbeds IF YER
min. bed sack which will ~ iii
"a With straw and cleaned and re-
iil..! frequently. will replace the old
equipment These bags ase simi!c-
10 those used in the army and can
bs washed aad kept clean. Washable
blankets will also BE provided and
re prisoners must keep theirs clean
a: all times. They will also attend
% he janitcr work IN .he Jail. such
as keeping the floors and al .ppur-
:enances n ship-sbare oIdef
This change has met 9Th tie fJg-
ar apr wal Ct IL iIHllcs who
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
A PROCLAMATION
Executive Department
State Of Arizona
Designating January 1924 as IA
TIONAL THRIFT WEEK

Designating January 1924 as M
TIONAL THRIFT WEEK
Whereas National Thrift Week OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. January 1924, 1920, which has
the full support OF the United States
Treasury and Of the leading fnaa-
cial, commercial and civic and edu-
cational organizations throughout the
United States. is wei designed -
promote the prosperity Of our Gill
zens and of our communities. and
Whereas. ii behooves every right
minded citizen 10 take serious
thought TO lessen foolish extravl-
gance and waste. 10 abate initiation OF
credit, 20 release through intelligent
saving and investment. the capital
needed to finance production and EN-
ployment. 10 combat unrest and 10
build up more stable. prosperous
and more truly American population
and
Whereas. the program OF econom e
Of National Thrift Week is well al.
vised TO foster all of these desirable
conditions:
NOW THEREFORE,. Nit Simms.
Acting Governor of the State OF Ar.-
IONA, do call upon all officers of this
State, the Mayors and County Off
Gals the superintendent and teach
ers in the public schools, and upon
each and every citizen, business e.
Enlistment, industrial plant. trad,
civic or ether organization and all
employees or members thereof, -
exert every effort. individually and
through their Community Thrift corr
mittees. to make National Thrift
Week period OF constructive
fought and action and OF economic
planning for every one within thei.
several communities.
In witness whereof, have hereun
TO set my hand and caused the Great
Seal OF the State to be affixed.
Done at the City of Phoenix, the
fourteenth day Of January, A. D..
1920.
NIT SIMMS.
Attest: Acting Gov.
r. E McGILLEN, Acting Secretary
OF State.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
ARIZONA ORANGES TO
SHOW IN CALIFORNIA

PHOENIX. Jan. I5.-Arizona o.
2nges aid grape fruit will re placed
on exhibition a; the national orange
show at san BernarGino, February
1929. for TIE frs; tine in the his
tory Of the Industry here, the Az
IONA Grange association announced
yesterday in letter TO ths Phoenix
chamber of commerce,
Arizona o-agnes are considered Of
he sWee;es: quality grown and the
Arizona grapefruit; has reputation
car beng ne best SHIPPER AMI OF tn
alsxceled quality The annual o.
aIse show al San BernarGino as ex-
planned, IS the largest citrus exposi-
ton in the world.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
HAYDEN DENOUNcES SALE OF
pApAGO LANDS IN ARIZONA

.-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
WANT LEGISLATURE TO
PERMIT MANUFACTURE
OF CEMENT BY COUNTIES

PHOENlN. Jan. "a -esolu,;o,
calling upon Governor Campbell ~
include in the business OF the spec
ial session OF the legislature. soon
to be convened. passage of bill to
permit the state TO engage in the
manufacture OF cement was adopted
unanimously by the Buckeye Irriga-
ton company al Is annual meet.n.
i. was announced last night Chair
man {. VI. lander Of the state tax
commission was present at the mee:-
ing and voiced his approval OF the
resolution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
PROTEST SANTA FE'S
LAND SELECTIONS

PHOENIX. Jan. 15.-That the cat
.lemen Of the north are bitterly op
pcsed 10 the selection by the SAINT.
Fs railroad Of over a million acres Of
public domain IS the word received g.,
ne L. s land Office al Phoenix
The mes; recent complaint .ilei
with J. l. Irwin. register, came from
The United Brotherhood of Mainten-
ance Of Way ard Railway shop labor.
ers The letter received by Nj Il
yin yesterday is as follows:
DO hereby prc:es: against ne
government Of the United States &!
America turning over more of Oh.
;u51c domain TO elmer private cor
po-a,ion OF the state OF Arizona On
The ground tina, turning over this p;..
BIC domain IS driving the main Pre-
iuce- from the range and d.ivin:
he small farmer out Of business.
these being the Only men Who sci.
;he:r produce direc; TO Us and saw
.ng the middleman's p.oi:;, and
Whereas the SAID sta.e Of Ar
zona and the large companies viii
not lease or sell 10 the small farmer
as they should. We know Of one
small farmer who has been trying T.
secure a small ,rac; OF land rom n
state Of Arizona in order TO run a
small dairy il connection with farm
rg re had tried ,a!s :or two YEAR,
.:d failed. A:.a We ;he:ef.Ie p-o;e,
: a. organized body
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
Ann ERHEACS
Help SELL


IL son, Jan li--tarnt-s q -
ma are urged % a1sp, methods Of
bus @es- ani publicity which 81
hel1 then 70 advertise Their PRO-
.uc:s- TIE posting CT nea; sig
'oafi win M name and owner o.
ne arm mas been GiseG by TIE A2~ :
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
aRiZONS'S DRY LAW
STEiCTER THAN National

Prohibition by rational aucnLne''
which went into effect a; 1901 a .!
Friday ,hroughol, the Uri.sd states
will have little effect upon All.
dora which has already been IN The
bone dry column for several years
Se"e-ai technical changes in the en-
forcement and questions OF jlris dc
ton likely to arise will be about the
only things which will make the
Change noticeable IN this state.
Arizonas laws are in some ways
wen more drastic than the na:.ona.
5Eohib!;ion act. One OF Tie most no
able features which is covered By
he state law and which is ignored by
the national law is the transporta-
lion Of intoxicating liquors. accord
ing 10 federal officials here These
asses will be handed by the county
courts in the future while mos; OF
the other violations will be handled
by both county and federal author!;.
les depending iaree.y whether caush,
by the federal or the local officials.
Another difference between the ted
era! laS and the state Law whic,.
gives the latter more drastic ap-
2earance IS the extent OF the prohi-
o!tion. The national law permits
the manufacture and sale o. al. win
eous. malt or distilled in;oxicant b4y-
erages while the state law bans al.
in.oxicants. Thus jamaica ginger
which can be used under the nation Al
:aw is prohibited by the state law.
authorities state.
\ feature of the federal law which
is much more drastic than the STATE
Jaw Is that providing for the listing
Of in;Oxicants.
There will also be several new tea-
lures OF the enforcement OF the ma
tional amendment act which did not
exiSt under the wartime enforcement
act. Ralph Colvin, head of the de-
partment OF justice al Tucson calls
calls attention. One OF these is the
placing OF the burden Of proof OF
the possessor of intoxicating liquors
10 show that it was held for private
use only and tina; it was acquired
legally will be a hard thing to do in
this state unless it happens to be
old stock as Arizona has been dry
so long that new stocks could no.
have been legally acquired
Mr.. Colvin also points out that the
national enforcement &C: provides
for the confiscation OF any automo-
bile. boat, airplane CT any other We
hicle used for illegally carrying l.
auor. This confisca;ion is not pro-
vided for the wartime prohibition
act.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
TWO VACANCIES IN
STATE LEGISLATURE

PHOENlN. Jan. 1.-two seats Will
be vacant al the coming special ses-
sion OF The legislature according to
=. X. Mines. secretary to the go:-
e.ncr. the seats being those az tbs.
late Representative ". +. Gibson o;
Ajo and former Representative Lilly
white o: Mesa
Mr.. Lillywhi;e is now in bushes :
a: Springvi.le, Utah. from where Re-
writes 10 Governor Campbell that h.
vii! 10: be able 20 return to Arizona
a, this time. lie has sold out his in
te-es;s here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
PAGE FIVE
AMEEiCANiZATICN
CLASSES URGED ~
FEcEhtl OFFICIALS

FtCEtfL OBJ . !ACS
TEOENlX. Jan is hn.tieapiza-
ion work has BEEN givea q Fsact.eai
turn in Arizona by ;hs rssusst from
The bureau Of naturalization e every
county in the state, asking thai class
= 70 organized fer teach sg the r.
dim ms of citizenship.
U3der This plan. EXAMINATIONS will
b. conducted at stated pterssFs and
:hcse passing the examinations sill
Os entitled to diploma. which VII
De given consideration when 'crma,
Application for final citizenship PIT
pers is made
Glasses o: This character ave bow
being held a: fisbee, EcEgl..s, Tive
son, jerome. Prescott aAd nIebe. 4
class Of ~ was recently graduated
a; B:sbee and small r,ours have been
graduated at rUuclas, Tucson and
other points.
Ar-ang srnen:s are row bfieg .-ade
for the opening c: .uth .larsrs AT
clifton. Horenci, Phoenix and FLOR
ence. The citizenship ccuEe" ise!uf-
es study Of ;he Cn.tsd states ccn-
s:i-ut;gD fOrr0s Of fCy,T.m,ut an
outline Of United states history and
American ideals.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
ARGUMENT IN HockETT
CASE SET FOR FEB. STU

TUCSON, Jan. 15.-Argument In
case OF Burt E. Hockett and others
charged with conspiracy to violate
the Weeks amendment en- a writ OF
cult court OF appeals at San Francis.
co will be heard February 5. The
case created statewide interest
when tried several months ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
LIVESTOCK AND RANGES

PHOENIX. Jan. photographic
and mail reports &c the Weather Blu
reau for the past week indicate that
a large part Of the stock ranges OF
the dis,ric; has been covered by
snowfall ranging from scattered pat
ches 10 q maximum depth of eleven
inches in the vicinity Of Crown King
in Yavapai county The week WIS
not considered entirely favorable for
livestock inasmuch as II opened vita
low temperatures but
a slight warming up and an increase
IN sunshine made ii more tolerable.
gan as rain over the southern val
leys and as Il increased in strength
became over the higher attitudes :
snowstorm Of formidable character.
Fortunately the disturbance was %
short duration. The condition o.
livestock continues generally good in
the principal range sections. their
healthy, weli-fei condition enabling
them to withstand the Indictment wes-
Their Young lambs in the deser; sec
lions were not so fortunate as the
cold rain caused considerable sufse--
ing but practically no losses NJ
losses OF cattle are anticipated IN.
'ess il be Of s;ra sG.ers Lee: in ;he
high attitudes
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
SPECIAL SESSION WILL
BE AsoUT FEBRUARY IS

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-Gover- >
: nor Campbell. OF Arizona. who :
Is in conference here with west. =
EN- governors, told members of =
iha national woman's party YES. :
ierdsy that Immediately upon .
his return h0me. ne would call :
special session OF the state leg .
islature 20 ac; on national woman =
. suffrage amendment. He said :
the legislature PROBABLY would be :
: IN session before Feb. Is. :
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
NEW COMMANDER REACHES
STATE TO HEAD ARMY

DOUGLAS, Jan. 15-Gen. Juan
Rios, formerly in charge Of the var
3ffice in Mexico City, has arrived il
Guaymas, Sonora, to take command
II the federal forces now engaged in
the Yaqui Indian campaign.