Arizona republican., 1920-08-26
Want Arizona Pine Seed

TUCSON-Native Arizona pine trees may be growing in several foreign coun- tries if experiments of the universities in these countries are successful. Last week the local forestry station received a request for seed from university in India and this morning another re- quest for the seed through officials of the forestry service from the depart ment of agriculture of the University of South Africa.-Citizen
 Who'll Give His Bood
 PRESCOTT-So necessary is it that Edward O. Armentrout secure blood by transmission and that without delay that the patients committee of the Ameri- can legion has offered $25 to any volun- teer whose blood passes the test and who will spare a little to help make up the amount which Armentrout must be supplied with or die
 Only about six m one hundred who have good blood will be adapted to fur nish blood for the veteran of the late war, because the structure and type Of blood cell are the ruling factors which determine whether blood otherwise all right would be of service to Armen- trout At least 200 men should be at the Whipple barracks headquarters to- day at clock ready to give this ex- soldier chance for his life. Men who went over the top in rrance. or veter- ans of allied armies. in fact, no one is barred who is in good health.-Journal Miner.
 Held On Liquor Charge
 NOGALES-F'edera prohibition off, cers arrested Bruce klauss, an employe of a local power concern, while the lat ter was driving to Tucson in an auto mobile Sunda y night and confiscated three cases of whisky found in the car klauss in a statement to the officers is alleged to have implicated A. Kibbe, deputy customs inspector, in the deal l informing the officer. 1t is said, that Kibbe allowed him to cross the liquor from Mexico to the United States.
 Kibbe was arrested at his home in l Nogales. late Sunday night and was taken to Tucson, where he will be ar raigned with Klauss, before the United States commissioners today.-Oasis.
 Mining Property Sold
 l MlAMI-The old Cactus copper mine I to the westward Of Miami, consisting of several unpatented claims and four patented mining claims, was sold in Globe yesterday at sheriffs sale for 1 $500, 900 The property was bid in by 1 the Susquehanna Trust company who hold mortgage for s3s0.000 against the property The Cactus group of claims on Pinto creek have been ex- tensively developed by shafts. tunnels and churn drills and it is stated much commercial ore was found during the I progress of the exploratory work The stcck Of the company was at one time quoted at $10 q share, but following d period of alleged "frenzied finance. on the part Of the promoters of the com pany holding the ground. the property l has fallen into the hands of the mort
 gagors. It Is to be hoped the prop erty which is stated to have real merit i has passed to ownership which win proceed to the legitimate develop ment of their holdings Silver Belt.
 Giia County Registration
 GLOBE-According to returns made the county recorder yesterday after noon 7S0S voters in Gila county have registered for the coming elections. AL though Miami turned in 51 registration 1 papers yesterday, Globe still leads by
 q large majority.-Record.
 Lifting Embargo Benefits Arizona l NOGALES-Lifting of the Morgan steamship line embargo at Galveston has proved of great benefit to Ari- zena and Nogales as well as Sonora interests, coming last week as it did
 at psychological time. It means
 cashing great store of potential cash
 in raw products form. With the en . i bargo off, the movement of garbanzo from Nogales storehouses began Cars were loaded here and sent on their way to Galveston for tranship- ment to New York and from there are forwarding to their ultimate destina tions and the consumers While th, addition this summer of two greai warehouses added greatly to the No gales facilities for handling gar
 ba.pzos. the storage capacity of the local houses night have been sorely
 taxed for accommodations if the em. bargo by the Morgan line had con. tinued to hold up the movement of tho Mexican crop from Nogales to pnar- gets.-Herald
 Burglars in 5iseee
 BISBEE-The house occupied by c M. Wolcott and family was entered some time between z and 9:20 o'clocI Sunday evening and clothing and small
 articles to the value of s10e were taken
 The thieves gained entrance by slittint hole in a screened door and thef | smashing a large window An attemp
 was made to cut the glass of dool and the point of knife was fount there. Two trunks which were no locked were rifled of their contents anc
 an attempt was made to get into third trunk. A dresser was also broker 1 into and various articles of clothin, taken from it. The spoil was taker
 away in a pillow case.-Review. | Globe Schools Open Sept. l GLOBE-The public school of Glob, | will open on September [ according t,
 an announcement made yAterday b, I A9APCA DtdIlQ, at W0lCn tim 1 the new school building will be com pleted and everything in readiness fo
 the opening of the fall season.-Record | Gas in Holbrook We'll JEROME-Gas that will burn is com ing from the Adamana we'll in the HoI brook field This absolutely proves tn existence Of oil for it is only gas com ing from petroleum that will burn. The gas al the Adamana is con1in, through TOO feet of salt water indicatin
 considerable pressure That the vel will be a commercial gas producer.
 not. an oil producer, is now regarded a
 practically certain.-verde Coppe E News.
 Call Farmers Meetins
 CHANDLER-A meeting Of farmer \ 70 olscuss cotton has been called by ( k. Gordon, president of the Central as sociation. to be held Saturday evenin ot this week in the San Marcos arca6, The sesfson is for the purpose of ex blaming the workings of the organiza tion and show the growers how thei E money is spent. W. H. Knox, genera \ manager of the association, will be ove aaM