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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24

Ore more shea went 90 %. ru ~
Iui again h!s wife Lid gTrs ir', %.
hef iurgl.s o. seek him shea rlIrs 4
nto %, interior again ana his travels
rought him into Panama and ths SIr
flas country whore u De- SAID 'hs Slr
Jas Indians have allowed no Whit
AN 90 stop over righ'. Shea met ~.
iar Bias Indians D. fought single
.and'd with them and ho cam. our ~
h. san Hlar country orly o. fri
~ some one hud complained q. fh.
,mefier authorities th1t shea bal
cen rough with the San has Indians
1rmpirg and hun'lnC on through
~ Puramiri1r igrr.cs almost f-ar.
&C. on hs search fur hrs wifs shea
'0urd iulutl', esd and timber ,ar1
L. nms uG' 't 90, oo4s' and sftk.a
lu' his claim ard finally M. his vif,
a. y'ars ugh' Nls ended g. Ai.
us wife and tis claim hut b.Irg /.
-H-Hi urosr.''Ur h. could no' forget
De- rich deposits ~ Colombia POI b.
vent o. that country seeking 2. fs
claim only o. find that his s'r4r
lies had h"cr fpr naughi ard that ,hs
avs Of Colombia forbid foreigners from
mining oo7reseYr- and thl' this hv
vas most strictly enforced agiirs
americans for whom Co'ombar- have
s'ld no Dove since Panama l-nme 70
republic
With he Parauarlr claim Is h.
."uHrd shea b. rrw here o. arrange
.nr financing and vorsns ~" claim.
Wh'r %" claim BE- worked ou' DO his
'ians far more jungle rr0sn.a-irF
= can't stay pat. and ! expect o. De-
r'sns.t.rz f.f twenty .'rr. r.s sid
d. aged adventure
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24

WASHINGTON n. g.. Doe e5-
Government officers and clerks who
travel ai.ut 'h, country in Pullman
luxury a. Federal expense are going
Co. has, 900 ,ho iuy taken out ~ such
Iurk,ts Pretty st'u0ruph'rs and
others with h.t ~ official pull
-,ck!nr surr,as, from dun routine los
travel ~ pub'' expense. hereafter
viii pay their way over the carriers. u
they tourney ~ an Even higher
ups" who with official business as
an alleged excuse SECURE free trans
poriatiUn vouchers and tr'c part ~
their term - o'fic, travelling about
thc country IN Inspection trips aru
to h, curiailcd
Comptroller - the Treasury Walter
". Warwick IA the doctor who has
found q cure for this travel abuse.
And the cure h going 60 mean som"
major operations. Treasury officials
say. Comptroller Warwick has de-
termincd To protect the public purs"
by setting up new system - audit
which h. says viii save the Treasury
several millions "a year
Comptrull,r WarWirk's plan for
stopping this Treasury loakagc Is TO
ccntralize the audit - transportation
accounts and subject to IN" acid test
all reasons which may H. urged for
ire. Government travel Only IN"
most urgent official reasons hereafter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
SANTA TO VISIT ELLIS ISLAND

de- resistance that the Immigrants are
looking forward 10 with much inter.
go o. the entertainment boz which Hay
muud l.tchcork. noted actor. VIII star.
Cure nhapplness.
All uf the Immigrants un the island
probably viii have moro Co d" unhappy
about thIu anyone outside uf th" ilils
and hospitals lu America they cannot
come into America.
llut the Christmas plans. and other
Affairs that htN, h.ru carried out IN
past months have offset this unhlp.
mnoss.
Some time ago. uu Sunday gloom
.nrss sillE,d through the ranks ~ the
Immigrants Thsrr was much crying
aud general sidu,-. Folks outside
wcr, happy boo the freedom from cares
~ husin's, iiut something WIS miss
lug within 90" wallis OF Ellis Island.
plrniS ~ Music.
Officials scot busy and instituted r.
series Of concerts TIA, happiness h1.
rom.t,r has gone nap about 100 p"f
cent Some 81 tho greatest entertain
ors IN Sew York hay, put on acts on
the snrd
tn. bands viii play tonight and to
morrow And tHr entertainers VIII
entertain And real christmas Day
foud viii he served
It's going a. d. wonderful christ
ma ~ Ellis Island
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
COMMITTEES ARE
CHOSEN FOR SHOW
TONEP CHISIM LAYS PLANS FOR
AITONOBIIE AND STYLE
EXHIBITIONS.

President Toncy Chisum ol the AHr
lllo.Panhandlc Automrliyc ass"ria
ilcn. yesterday appointed committees
for the Forthcoming combined AH'H.
mobile Show. STYLE Show ana Buyers
and Sellers Convention. which VII b.
held In February. His appointments
were made az q luncheon - the gen
erai committee AZ the Amarillo llot"i.
They are.
Puhlici,y-iindscy Sum chairman.
Joc l.. Pope u n Nichols Frank Il
Jamison. J. " cheney and u NJ War.
ren.
Dccorations Fred o. iuailc. chair
man. Miss Lena Kuykcndail George
Williams. Ray Andrews Roy Co!lum
]. r. Hill and W o. Mcspadden.
rinsncc-M. c. lsum. chairman. J
y. Riggs. Joe Marion. Geo. T. Mag
gard and Earl Cullum.
Eniertainmen,--Jack Rogers chair
man Henry Gooch Ross Rogers Hen
~ Jack and Ray Pi,tman.
ARRANGEMENTS Cummittse-H =
Johns. chairman: G H. Dixon = "
Timmons, Otis Williams and " g
EeteS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
|FAMOUSO[.D SHIP OF NAVY TO
Be TARGET OF DEFENSE GUNS

last yoyag. 80 sea in tow ~ the mine
sweeper Virelo and the naval tag Al
glorma. u required fifteen days 10
make tho "trip from Philadelphia 20
Pensacola. Comparatively good wealth
~ Tor this SEASON ~ the year was IN.
couuirred until o few DAYS from he'
destination. and then % seemed us %
the elements were fighting Co Keep inr
old hatilcshlp from the fate which
awaited h"r 10 Pensacola.
The Massachusetts viii hc sunk IL
IL Understood - her present anchor
ag,. This b. 10 O. point in th" Gun
OF Mexico approximately 5000 yards
from ~. pHr; whore the d"strgct.V"
coast defense Notifications are located
Tha, means that the ship viii bc fired
On - disiauc. OF 5000 yaifs tn
Old hun Immediately upon arrival. was
filled with water and allowed 10 settle
on the bottom In the water about
tvoly. feet Boo depth. once thu h.r
gun t,rrshrdlu;aV
gun target prac,icinE IL ready 20 be-
GIN m. old ship will lc raised naval
tugs going 20 her side and PUMPING
ont Tho water from her holds Thu
VIII permit the guns 10 l." trained ru
q real h,i'l,ship model for , target.
Planes TO spot shots.
ThA viii D.. planes from N" Ton
sirna Naval Air Station ana arm,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
NOT SO EASY FOR GOVERNMENT
OFFICIALS AND CLERKS TO GET
FREE RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION

,rill D. accepted bv The auditors on
claims fHr travel allowance.
Decision Co. ruusulldIt, tho auditing
units " tho various departments under
Ia transportation Itt. hHard. was
reached hy Wuvirk after ,nrourag"
m,nt ely,u hy Congress toward the
establishment uf %, budget system.
Tndcr the system which the comp.
.uull,r declares d. moss in smooth up'r.
alton. e staff uf special auditors
equipped with 900 The rarphcrn1lia II
AN uptu.dlt' passenger rat" establish.
.mcnt. has been brought together under
M. supervision Il chief - the gen
,ral transportation hUJrd
To make the plan efficient Comp
irollor warWick was forced o. take
away some uf %, wide discretion tor.
mcrly exercised hy departmental audi
tors. and accurdiusly be- his notified
auditors 81 various departments that
tho rat, lnlrl chief h. O. have cNclu.
siyr control over transportation mat.
tors The various auditing offices ar"
directed 90 transmit fUr examination
an fu,ur. travel claims ns well as mat
tiers barring upon express ar freight
expenditure.
The extent - The Comptroller Job
in rutbing unwarran'cd travel NJ Gov.
eminent expense b. shown by the state
m.nt that the War Departments bill
fur transportation amounted to tJ>,'
COZ Ooo during the period 81 Federal
control.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Gold Deposits Are
Found in Panama

NEW YORK. Dec. O. After funy-
three wears 81 prospecting md With
the lure q gold s'ill running strong IN
ms SIXTY thr,c.y,arold veins sim \.
shea has jus, arrived here from IN"
tropical jungles Il Colo'slsa and Fan
sma with The light 81 success IN his
eyes.
After months u lonely struggling
through ths junrl,s ~ Central Amer.
ga after being thvarted from stalking
lut a rich claim IN Colombia. and with
his hands and body still swollen from
the bites ~ tropical insects. sim shea.
Il Norfolk Va. arrived here on the
steamship pastorcs carrying IN his
rocket the concession from the R'puh.
DC II Panama lot what h. claims ~
one o. the mos, valuable gold deposits
he has ever seen.
Many months ago shea fei' the call
Z gold Leaving his wife iH Csluro
ounty. TeNas. d" s.t forth Cor Cer.
ral America. ~ Colon. Panama. ne
purchased a soaguing launch. wen;
through the Panama Canal and Siilod
iown the coasi e. Busuavcniurt Hero
he announced his intention ~ going
nio tn Colombian juugies ln search
u gsld and platinum. Everyone told
aim that no white man had ever pen.
strated the junglcs be proposed 20 90.
ter. shea. despite his sixty three years.
was undaunied.
Enters Wilderness.
He secured an Indian boatman "a
company him and set sail ~ "a,
san Juan river. Here h. found SIT
ile-7enis and h. sought country
where there were no settlements. s.
when the high tides flooded IA" jun
gies he sailed his launch straight int,
he jungles through trees and under
growth. tying his bat up when tn
ides went down
After many months 81 this lonely
lighting be- finally discovered dcpos!t
4 gold and platinum. Then h. foun'
more and NOR. deposits Of gold AM
platinum. Convinced that the jungl'
was loaded with metal" shea mad
his way hack 10 the coast 10 seek ,
lain. We're be- wls advised That hii
hiriy foufyear.old wife had come seek
ng him and had gone into the y"rl
Jingle where no white woman had
Yer been h.forc
Shea So forth again IN search Of
us wife. From n. natives IN the N
er!or h. learned that she had gon'
nck o. the coast. Returning o. IN
cast h. learned that she had AGAR
on into %. Jungle with Negro
acking h,r baggage Warned that a
woman might safely meet tho natives
{ thesa juugles hu, that no man rnult
Meet them and live shea pluur'1 r'l
~ jlrgi,s again ouIv 2" fluli. h.u
hat his wife hal returned g. %. r1ls'
gain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24

ELLIS ISLAND. bee si-S1uia
elias his a nr iuh ahead 90 him o..
night and iom,rfN nc IlNH lslHn-
u is 49, to him Ca s', that several
thpuard immigrant. Uhu are soon -
o. sent lnlk o. thDf native land ir"
mad, happy 90 90, r,Hl spirit % Christ
mas.
And VIII Santa make goul'
Yuu BOT ho VIII Just lt Acting
gommissiurcr u Emigration Fr,deurH
\ Wallis yuulh frr that
Real Christmas : ~.
when thrs. immigrants sail Tor
home. sometime 300 thr future ih'y
viii know 900 .h,ir hearts th't though
.hey were refused admission 9" ~"
promised land fpr slm' reason 81
another ihry w,r, ut least ir'tt'd
With .y,n Kindness and consideration
while smoking az its gates
lu Oh. nrr place the Christmas Day
oats lfc going 90 include turkey ana
al the trimmings Her, 'h' menus
Cream ~ celery Soup
Roast Vermont Turkey With Dressing
Gib.ct Gravy. Mashed Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce
Bread ana Butter
Plum Padding with Hard Sauce
Coffee
Then there vlil H. stocking and d
present fof every man woman ana
child con- Ellis Island And the p.y,'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Automobile Style
Likely Be
Best in History
Continued from page I.


n. Riggs. Joe Marion. Geo. T. Mag
gard. and Earl cullum
Eniertainment-Jack Rogers. chair
man. Henry Gooch. Y - Rogers. Henri
Jack. and Ray Pittman.
Arrangements Committee - -. Y
Johns. chairman: {. ~. Dixon. J "
Tmmons. Otis Williams and W. y
Estes
At the option Of the several chair
men. meetings viii h. held for the va
rious committees. and reports prepared
for submission az the general meciing
q the Automotive Association Monda'
evening
II was stated al the luncheon hy Nj
Chisum. chairman Of the general CON
mlttcc. that In the event any commit
tee member declines 60 accept assign
ment. that the name u 90 be- druppe
and worker added. n, the option o.
the chairman. In this way. only work
ers viii have a place on the committees
Another feature In connection Will
the committee was the subdivision o.
the work incident O. the show. 81 thai
tuNu anu WHY NAHAtf iN4NIl hAAf AttNef
stand of what its duties consist.
Publicity: News sinries special mar
ter IN regular advertisements By deal
ere. special publicity including posters.
stlckers and such other avenues a. mas
BE- opened 90 this enterprise.
Decorations: General decorative
scheme Tor the Coopcrlrvin Buildin
In which the show j. "a - conducted
booth planning and and aiding indiyid
usl exhibitors wherc possible. with
their tasks IN the matter - sugEss
lions and getting them IN touch viii
decorative supplies and materials.
Finance: Determination n the mat
ter q aggregate expense and ways an,
means Il meeting this item IN. cost o
the show.
Entertainment: supplying must
and such entertainment features as l.
It's Judgment. viii give pleasure 10 tn
great thronEs scheduled 10 he her,
throughout the three days Of the cat
tlesnen's gathering.
Arrangements. Apportioning spac
n the various participants In the show
and handling In detail any matter re
lated % space and it, placing
All chairmen were present and glad,
accepted responsibility incident O. theli
connection with the venture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24

planes from champ sheridan fold cm
p'og,l 20 do their hit IN the work OF
destruction. ~ uno h.rnuns ~ the
m.u'uy,rs The planes yill %, employed
in .uoi the shots and record the hits
Dr misses Hs the gIsrs may hr u Is
mot believed tho Old ship VII BE- sunk
ffr several days hu' that IL not mD1t
us reflection un ~" ruuu'ty ui the
ARMY pU tho contrary. 10 IN stated
20 snlyp of shells viii boz hurled ut tho
great mass OF s',ri lrWor then q crns'
firing order viii o., So and the board
uf ordnance experts viii gu un board
'p make surveys un M. effects ~ the
shots poured from ihH land batteries.
These viii D.. carefully marked and
recorded and mJl. into uJrt OF ia"
record uf 'hr m1r,u',rs After tho
guns pry Through with their program
o.rpllrrs SIN finally end the existence
~ The uusu.,t. sl.u g., bombing from
guUUfout attitudes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
No Free Tolls in
Canal Zone Wanted
by DAVID NJ. CHURCH.
international News Service staff
Correspondent.

Correspondent.
BALBOA. Canal Zone. Dec. .3-Th
Americans in the Panama Canal Zon
are unaiterably opposed o. free toll
Tor American ships
when Prcsldent.Eieci Harding r.
Gently paid a visit 20 the Canal Ron
he was greeted with open.heart.d vel
come. but vas frankly told by all ihoS
whose opinion he sough; that the pe,
pie OF the Zone d. not endors. his view,
With regard % free tolls Tor Amerieai
ships passing through the Canal Thl'
opposition O. free tolls il also sharef
Jy the people q the Republic Of Pans
INA.
The opposition 20 free tolls for Anne.
iran ships h a personal matter viii
every resident q the Canal ZONE. IN.
great majority - whom are employee,
on the Canal Tho people ~ the Zon.
argue that free tolls FOR American
ships must reduce che revenues q tn
Canal. and that the cost q malnie
nance cannot b. reduced. therefore
free tolls will mean larger approprin
TORS by Congress. '"These people fes
that larger appropriations will mea'
that Congress win seek economy N m.
administration and operation q N
Canal and they fear that the first nc
q economy viii b. a reduction - work
ng forces throwing many peopl- on
q employment. and these are few q
the employees here who sre anxious &
leave the Zone. which has become HON.
o. them
Another reason Tor opposition % IRE
ills for American ships IL the fear thu
u would impede tho progress - bus
ness In Panama. 'rhs Canal has bec
responsible for a grca; boom IN bus
ness IN Panama. many Americans en-
icring the fields q commerce 20 NEE
with success Alnngi every ship prs
Ing through the Canal leaves som
money IN one or another port Their,
IL very prevalent feeling that u for
c.gn ships arr charged tolls fur Cann
passage while American shius are no
charged that there will ~ many ~ N
foreign ships which Will avoid passar.
through the Canal seeking some othe
course and thus causing the business
81 Panama 20 suffer
The residents u IN. Zone have NJ
vote. Most q them have friends an
rslnfives back IN the States howeevf
who are voters and they arr alread
--king these voters 60 represen; Thea
desires and 10 express their opposiiio
o. FRY tolls fof Amefieln ships throus
the Panama Canal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
ROTARIANS HEAR
INSPIRING TALKS
SAYS GRI NJ PROBLEM ~ 10 CIR
SYSTEM ~ IN CNflON IOk
LOWER G. AS~t>

Ths greatest problem 90 'Hc p'Hpi,
u MEXICO b. tu g'i q stem - 'luc''
ton and employment, iHr th' lower
classes. Eirl cobb stated yesterday be-
far. the Raur, club be- told % biz
u.p through o., n'putN. % Mexico.
ma 81 conditions ~ be- found them
there
Many eyid,n,ts q m, revolutions
and outbreaks in MvNiDu ar' san yis'
bio. Mt cobb stated hat prospects Tor
the future II th" country are h,con'
ing brighter H. suggested that The
people q Mexico might be- greatly brne'
fitted Il the resources Il "a. country
can De- developed ana the lower cinss,s
can be- employed IN these Industries.
Rev. Il Thomson told ~ conditions
be- found IN the eastern part q %"
United states a. said that most %
th. hueln,ss enterprises th'r" are put
ting on sales 70 every description. an'
that every establishment Dr. ir'iuE Co
s,ll out
unc thing r particular .s u.t Cor sale
H..INN.a .iNf N'.0f' Q. .'IN N'f. .' TO
though. and that ihng is character,
Ery Thomson said
pr n " Virgin spoke ~ the spirit
10 On, Christmas season "a, stated
that 'hy spirit Is primarily that ~ riv
us instead ~ receiving "" told. 90
Illustration of this point th" story u
the thr,, wis men who cam, Go Christ
'0 give franhinronso and w,hrI rather
fhau o. rcuo.y, ANYTHING from Christ.
Horace Russell the secretary g the
club. spok, briefly q The spirit = nr
luaintancoship that should prevail
,mong the members ~ thu Rotary
club.
The program f.r the iay VAS IN
,harr. ~ T.. u Hlmphr,ys Singns
~ the whole club vas a feature q Oh"
Meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
BOI .SIIEyISN mas CEASED
OPI>lON on OFFICER

nv NEGOTIATED nrrss. a
BERLIN Doc . General wilhelm
Hoffman FORMER chief ~ staff ~ the
German east urms. who PLAYED an iW.
uor,uut part ~ IN" l'r,st. l.itoysk nogu.
'aiuns. declares BOO an interview pub.
lish,d on tho Berlin Russian Daily Rul
that liulshc,ism. having ceased 10 h"
regional i- world problem now.
which can b, solved only hy armed in.
PREVENTION ly M, rr,l, powers acting
ln ,uurr. m intermediary army
und,r th, leadership ~ p'rshing.
loffr, 60 Fu,h should occupy Pctru.
grad General Huffman says then
march uu Moscow which be- asserts Is
bound Co. fall before any we'll equipped
and properly differed force.
With the occupation 81 Moscow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
Vatican Isepresenied.

the HAGUE. Dee. 23.-Thc second
chamber today approved the establish.
mrut 81 q permanent minister ut the
Vatican hy defeating q motion against
granting credit for this purpose. The
vote was ~ a. ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24
steamer burning.

Special e. TIE SeSn.
LONDON. Dee. l--Th" British
steamer Ntyurinu. which sailed from
New York December Tor Hamburg
and Rotterdam. reports hy wireless
that frc broke Gut In her cargo d..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-24

ccmhor II and that II II spreading. The
steamer reports that SHE Is making for
Queenstown
Arizona republican., 1920-08-03
ZocnLK7e6
'ApJuTANr GENERAL eAcK-Aa

ADJUTANT GENERAL BACK-Ad- jutant General Ingal1s returned yester day from Flagstaff, where he had gone to inspect the new armory site and in quire into the initial preparations for it's construction.
 GOES ON VACATION-Mrs Shep- erd Hiscox left yesterday morning for a months vacation.s She will visit the Grand Canyon. going from there to Los Angeles and later to Seattle.
 CANDIDATE A VISITOR = Ed. O'Hagan of Jerome, sergeant arms of the house of representatives in the last legislative session. is in the city. He made canvass of the capitol yea terday, making known to his friends and former associates his desire to serve the state as mining inspector His case will be presented to the democrats at the forthcoming primaries
 FILES NOMINATION PAPERS = Charles De Sales Wheeler yesterday filed his nomination papers with the secretary of state. He is the first as pirant for a, nomination ar the prl- maries to comply fully with the for
Arizona republican., 1920-08-03

Our book-keeper writes an ad!
 Says that if you keep a personal ledger you can often credit yourself with considerable amounts if you confine your clothing purchases to quality merchandise.
 It's always the "best in the long run.
 This shop stands for Quality first, last and all the time" l"
 Everything in mems wear, for work or play. McDougall & Cassou
 Washington Street
Arizona republican., 1920-08-03

: degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month 10 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 106 degrees Normal precipitation January l to date. 4.12 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date. 5.10 inches.
 Excess since January 1. 0.9S inch.
 Cotton Region Bulletin NEW ORLEANS, La. July ?1.-Sea- sonable temperatures and fair weather prevailed over the cotton belt during the last A hours except light to mod crate local showers in southern and extreme eastern Texas.
 JAMES II. GORDON.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-03
STRApes {, pH.os ag2s COUNCIL g
 sagEaTF Eaiz
WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Tuesday cloudy, probably local showers north and east portions; Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer.
 Colorado: Tuesday unsettled and warmer. possibly local showers west portion; Wednesday unsettled, warmer east portion
 New Mexico: Tuesday local showers, warmer southeast portion: Wednesday unsettled and somewhat warmer
 West Texas: Tuesday partly cloudy, warmer in the handle. Wednes day partly cloudy. somewhat warmer In north
 Southern California: Fair
Arizona republican., 1920-08-03

HAVE GONE TO COAST-Mrs. George H. Puntenney and her grand daughter, Louise, have gone to the coast. where they well spend the next
 LEAVE FOR coAsT-D. H. Strong Angeles. where they will spend the remainder of the summer. returning about September 1.
 GOES TO PRESCOTT-Miss Susan Murphy, stenographer in the office of the state superintendent of public in struction left yesterday morning for Prescott. She will spend months Va cation in the mile high city.
 STUDEBAkER MAN HERE-H. l.. Christensen, manager of the Chris. tenson Motor company of Globe, ar rived in the city yesterday MT. Christensen is delivering a studebakcr Big Six car to Salt River valley motor enthusiast.
 GOES TO GRAND CANYON = Charles F. Marshall. register of the United States land office. left yester- day for two weeks vacation which will be spent in the northern part of the state, including a trip to the Grand Canyon and various other points of interest.
 GOING TO NATURAL BRIDGE Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan and Mrs. McLellan's sister, Miss Agnes Daly, Miss Daily, who is surgical nurse at the Mercy hospital in Prescott is spend ing her vacation with Mrs. Mcclellan.
 PASSING RAISED BlLLS-Attention of officers of the Phoenix National bank has been called to the circula tion here of one dollar federal reserve bank notes which have been raised and passed as five dollar bills. The second one within a short time came to the notice of the bank yesterday. Work on both the notes was very crude. Figure lives were pasted over the figure ones on both sides of the notes, but no other change was made.