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Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
JONES GIVES TANKS
 BUT THREE BINCLES
Boston Bunches Hits and Wins, 9 to o - Sox
 Defeat Tigers

NEW YORK, July 26.-Boston shut out New York The Yankees were held to three singles by Jones, who issued seven bases on balls, four of them to Ruth. Collins started on the mound for the Yankees, but was taken out after the third inning. Score:
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
r- C,.-i-a i- -i..A

Summary: Two base hits-Elliott. Konetchy. Southworth. Caton. Carey. Grimm. Three base hits-Smith. Stolen bases-Johnston. Double play Elliott to Olson. Bases on balls-Carl- son 2; Pfeffer 2. Innings pitched Pfeffer 4 (none out in fifth); Smith 5. Struck out-by Carlson 2; Pfeffer 2. Wild pitch-Carlson.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
HAEFFNER'S M|SPLAY
 GIVES DODGERS GAME

BROOKLYN. July 2s.-Brooklyn got an even break in the two-game series with Pittsburg. Pfeffer was headed for four runs on two doubles. two singles and two passes in the fourth :. Haeffner's wild throw to first with the bases full was responsible for three of Brooklyn's runs off Carlson.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
LIVESTOCK
Chicago

OhICdqo
 CHICAGO. July 26.-CATTLE: 15, 900; opened slow; quality poor; carly sales best yearlings handy weight steers and good butcher cows steady: all others tending lower; stockers slow; bulk beef steers S12.00 c 16.00: she stock s6.0od11.00; canners and cutters $4 .25 n6 .00; veal calves $16.00 d 16 60.
 HOGS-42. GOO; opened 15 to 25c low CT; later fully 25c lower; one load sold early at SIG 25; bulk light and
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, July 26.-Mercantile paper, 8; exchange, steady; sterling, demand, s3.7414; cables. s3.79z; ex- change on Montreal, 12 1-16 per cent discount. Time loans. steady; 50 days. 90 days and six months, Sh. Call money, strong; high, 10; low. &; ruling rate, 8; closing bid, g; offered at 10; last loan, 10.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, July 26.-Liberty bonds today were unchanged, closing at: 31zs. s91.00: first As, ss5.s0; second 4s, ss4.60: first 4As, $s5.s0; second 4As, $S4.S4; third 4As, sSS.S2: fourth 4As, ss5.12: victory 3A S, s95.70; vic tory 4s4s, s95.74
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
TEMPE LOSES ONE
 IF EARLY SETTLERS

TEMPE, July 27.-Aaron Cummins, 32 years a resident of the Salt River Valley and one of the early pioneers to settle in Tempe. died Sunday even ing shortly after o'clock in the family home on Farmers avenue. For the last year and half the deceased had been afflicted with paralysis, his condition during the past week gradually becom- ing more acute.
 MT. Cumnins was born in the state of Ohio. Thirty-two years ago he came west and greater part of the time since then he has been numbered the age of 7s.
 The deceased is survived by his wife, two sons, Chester and James, and two daughters Mrs. E. R. Kettle of Los Angeles and Mrs. w E. Laird, all of whom are here now, and a third daughter, Mrs. J. W. Rowland of San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Rowland is ex- pected to arrive in Tempe tomorrow morning.
 Funeral services will be held We'd nesday afternoon at o'clock.
 Bury War Victim Here.
 Tempe will pay honor to one of it's soldiers who died on the field of battle in France. tomorrow morning, when gently returned to the United States for interment, are laid to rest at the Double Butte cemetery. Arrangements for the funeral are being made under the auspices of the Wm. Bloys Post American Legion. and the member ship will turn out in a body tomorrow morning to pay their last respects to a departed comrade. Services are to be conducted at 10 o'clock at the Wick
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 26.-Close:
 Wheat, December. s2.47iz: March, s251
 Corn, September, s1.4Sss; Decem- Der, SIPS.
 Oats, September. 71c: December, T0Ac.
 Pork, July. s25.2o: September. s26.20 Lard. September, $1S.2o; October, s1S.55.
 Ribs. September. s1s.1o; October, s1630
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

The original document dated April. 1636, was recently exhibited in Paris. attributing the discovery of asphyxiat- ing gas by a Swiss lieutenant for the French army.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

The first Victory medal struck off in commemoration of the World war was presented to President Wilson as com manderi in chief of tho army and navy.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Brooklyn 6. Piltsburg 4. Only game scheduled.
 Today's Games St Louis at New York. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
COTTON

NEW YORK. July 26.-Cotton closed at net loss of 12 to 72 points, with October at s32.5o; December, s3o65, and January, $29.S5.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

Summary: Two-base hits-McInnis. Schang. Three-ba hits-Vitt. Home run-Menosky. Stolen base-Menos- ky. Sacrifice hit-Jones. Double plays Witt to Foster to McInnis; Scott to Foster to McTnnis. Base on balls Off Collins 3, off O'Doul l. off Me- Graw l. off Jones '. Innings pitched Collins 8, Thormahlen 0. O'Doul 2-3. McGraw 13. Hit by pitcher-By ODoul 1, (Hooper). Struck out-By Collins l, by O'Doul 1, by Jones l. DETROIT, July 26.-J. DoIlins single in the tenth, assisted by Ayers error. helped Chicago win from the Tigers. Ed Collins was hit on the head by a pitched ball in the first inning and re- moved from the game after circling the bases.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results No games scheduled.
 Today's Games Los Angeles at Seattle. San Francisco at Portland. Sacramento at Oakland. Salt Lake at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

veach. Three-b base hits-Jackson. Stolen base-Weaver Jackson. Sacri- flee hit-Weaver, Kerr. Bush. Double play-Risberg. McMullen to J. Collins; Bush to Heilman; Pinelli, Young to Heilman. Bases on bails-Dauss 8, Ayers 1. Kerr 5. Innings pitcher Dauss ', Ayers 3. Hit by pitcher By Dauss 2, (Leibold, E. Collins). Struck out-By Kerr 3, by Ayers l. Wild pitches-Ayers. Kerr, Dauss.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK. July 2e.-Cotton fu- -ures closed easy; October, $32 50; De- ,ember. sS0.65: January, s2s.S5: March. F29.1S; May. S2S.45.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

Originated by Napoleon. the pictur J. eque red trousers of the French army are to be abolished.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston g, New York 0. Chicago 6, Detroit 4. Only games scheduled.
 Todsy's Games No games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
coPPERs

Compiled for The Republican by R. Allyn Lewis. E. F. Hutton G
 Co.'s Leased Wire. Hotel Adams Building. 11S North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
AVERAGE PROFIT IF S575 PER ACRE |S
 GRAPE CROP RECORD

MESA, July 26.-Realizing from the vineyard tract of acres that he has planted to Thompson Seedless grapes a net profit of S4600, w. F. Openshaw yesterday finishing his picking of this seasons crop of that variety. Approx imately S5000 gross was secured from the sale of grapes off the acres and Mir. Openshaw yesterday, after figur- ing up the expenses of crates, packing and harvesting the fruit stated that he expected to realize not less than S4600 net from the crop.
 The owner of one of the many vine yards that used to be located in the who did not grub up his vines and substitute King Cotton in their place. Through careful attention to the vines this year one of the largest crops ever harvested was taken off. Prices for grapes are the best this season that loads of the lucious fruit were shipped, two to Chicago and one to New York, and all commanded top notch prices.
 But with the harvest of the Thomp- son Seedless grapes and his realizing from them $575 per acre net, MT. Open shaw's profits are not yet over. The picking of six acres of Lady Down ings, Missions and Muscatel grapes was started yesterday morning, and though these were sold in lot on the vine to the Johnson-P Pearce company of Mesa. the owner anticipates a profit almost as large as that secured from the earlier grapes.
 Youthful Gamblers Tried
 Alleged to have been caught in the act while they were sitting in" on a poker game, a quartette of Mesa young men, ranging in age from 15 to IT years. stood trial before Justice Newell in the local precinct court yesterday afternoon. After listening to the charges preferred against them the boys pleaded guilty to gambling. They weer severely reprimanded by the judge for their acts and given their liberty under suspended sentence upon their promise of good behavior in the future.
 Legion Melon Feast
 Combining pleasure with business the Mesa post of the American legion will share in a watermelon feast and card of sports and entertainment wher 1t assemblies tomorrow evening to se- Iect it's delegates to the state conven- tion of the legion to be held in Globe next month. The committee in charge has selected the lawn on the city hal
 plaza for the meeting and the neces. sary stringing of lights and other ar
 engagements will be made there tomor
 row. A score of watermelons are to b. brought in today direct from the patel
 and will be placed on cold storage t' | await their serving tomorrow evening Johnson Reunion Tomorrow A reunion of descendants of Benja | min F. Johnson, one of the early pic
 neer residents of this country. is beini planned by relatives for tomorrow aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Meliss 1 Babbitt in Mesa. At o'clock all of tn
 relatives will gather at the Rabbit
 home and a business and social meet ing will be held, President Joseph Rob
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

sBatted for Collins i'll third.
 ssBatted for McGraw in ninth. Score by innings: New York ..... GOO 900 000-0
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

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ski Piotr, Wichlacz Stan, Wisniewskl
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mix FIR, Wojtalewicz Jan, Wolnik Teo-
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Grzann1a Dominfk, Hebda Paulina, Homa
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TslsgTany z~agTaniczns.
Dokonczenie re s,ronicv l-szet
g6rnicy tego Cd Mich ME zazada

gornicy tego cd Mich ME zazada-
il.
Tysisce robotnikow t~ransporto
wych i portowych znaiduje sic o
becnie bez piracy wskutek zam-
kniecia dokow i SHADOW.
.Czfonkowie Izby Handlowej
przepowiadaja, re strajk gorni-,
kow moze potrwac okolo dwoch
tygodni. w razie usifowania re
strony robotnik6 Nwszczecia sa-
botazu, Rad ma lac zosnierzy
W celu ochrony n.
Rad oznajmii, u Iejowe "a
pasy wegla So duze i jezeli kole,
jarze ME porzuca piracy, to pan,
stwo jest W stanie przetrwac kry,
zys, wywo{any straJkiem gorni-
Row.
KonfIkt obecny jest wyiacznie
walka pomiedzy gornikami / VIA
Scicielami, ktorzy to ostatni znaj
tujs poparcie re strony rzadu'
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WOJSKA ~UKRAINSKIE MA
IA POLACZYc SIZE 2 VOL
SKAMI WRANGLA.

Warszawa, 10. pazdziernika.
(Prasa Zjednoczona). - Walk
ma froncie pohnocnym faktycznie
ustaly i Gala swa uwage bolszewi-
CIV zwrocili ma 'front.' ukrainski,
gdzie Ukraincy "a wszelka cene
~staraja sic wyprzec bolszewikow
re swego kraju. Wojska ukrain--
skie maja walczyc razem Z VOL
Skiem Wrangla. w celu szybkie-
so po1aczenia sic tych dwoch ar
mil sa poczynione juz pewne PREY
gotowania. Wojska ukrainskie pc
suwaja sic W kierunku Poiudnio-
wo = wschodnim, gdzie wojska
gen. Wrangla sa w kontakcie Z
bolszewikami.
Gen. Budiennyj, o kt6rym do
noszono, re zostal ranny zanlm
wystapii z armii bolszewickiej,
znajduje sic re swoim sztabem
W Minnicy, ma poiudniowy "a
chod Cd kijowa.
Wed{ug depeszy, otrzymancj tu
.
y misyi ukrainskiej, ukrainski
rad sowiecki zostai przeniesiony
z Kijowa do Charkowa.
Wskutek cLestych napadow
bolszewickich ma Kij6w, komuni-
kacya pomiedzy Warszawa / Hi
jowem do tel pory ME zostaia O.
twarta.
MACHINE WALCZY PRE-
CIV ~BOLSZEWIKOM.
Konstantynopol, 10. jazdzierni-
ka. - WiadomoSc o przejSciu
gen. Machine ma siulbe do bolsze-
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piatek wiecz6r o godz. 8-mej do
budynku banku Home ma Sem
pietrze
Tymczasowy komitet usilnie
prssi, ably jak najczesciej PREY
kazdej s~posobnosci wspominac
kazdemu, re sedzia Jarecki zasiu
guje ma ponowny wybor ma u
Rad, kt6ry tax zaszczytnie przez
4 lata piastowal. .
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MA DOL WYSOKIE
CENY
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GSiaEdkowyeh-
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COG GILLETTE gold plated BEE
PIECZNE BRZYTWY, garnitur, W
! skorzanym futerale, detalicZnie $l2
nasza cena SS-25.
| BRA STOLOwEGO W drewuianem
| pudeExu z szuflada - drukowana
gwarancya z kazdym serwtsem -
detalicznie wartose S11.So, nasza &c
ma S7.95-
| % sztukowy manicure garnitur z
francuSkiego ivory, W skorzanym
futerale, instrumenty z dobrej sta
Ii, nasza cena $3.50.
regulsrna S12 wartosc. =,
MeSkie zegarA II size 7 jewel nj
klowany werk. poziacana octagon
Eoperta, EwarantoAane. re trzyma
ia czas = regularna Sl2 wartosc,
naSZa cena $50.
Dzmslde bransoietkowe zegarki-
10 jewel werk, poziacana koperta,
dobrZe trzymaja czas, cena S7.65-
Damski garnitur do toalety z
| francuskiej ivory g~rzebien, szcZo-
tka 1 lustro reguL $3.50 wartosc
aasza cena S7.4S.
Eastman Nr. . skiadana cartridge
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,,Timelite" automatyczuy z elek
\ trycznem Swiatlem alarm / call bell
| zegar, W oprawie ma mahoh vykon
cxOny cabinet. naSza cena F-S5-
Dobrego gatunku jedwabne ko--
| szule, z crepe de chine, jersey /
broadcloth jedwzbiu. wiefki wyb6r
| pieknych deseni. wielkosci IA do
l6la = regul- detaliczna wartosc
So. nasZa cena $50.
BEN ALLEN
/ POkoJ 9eo-IO5 w. MONROE ILL.,
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2 pOLITYKI.

Rozlegle grono Polakow repu-
blikanow, zainteresowalo sic ma
dobre, kandydatura ma ponowny
wybor sadziego municypalnego
Edm. K. Jareckiego.
w celu zainteresowania i roz-
budzenia agitacyi ma korzysc
kandydatury jego, przyjaciele
zwoluja specyalne zebranie ma
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z KorporScyi Polskfch Kobiet Pre-.

z Korporhcyi Polskich KObiet Pre-
myslowych Victoria.
Nadzwyczajne posiedzenie dyrek-
torek Korporacyi Victoria odbedzie
sic dnta 2ogo b. M. W srode wiecz6r
W sklepie wiasnym, 1141 Milwaukee
ave. Sprawy walne, vice oczekiwane
So wszystkie panic dyrektorki. =
Anna Neuman, PREF. Zofia Jankie-
wicz, sekr.
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STAN MAC SWINEY GRO
ZNY.

Londyn, 10. padziernika.-
letym Irlandzkiej Ligi Samookre-
slenia .donosi, re W stanie lorda
MacSwiney nastapiio znaczne po-
gorszenie i, obawiajac sic kata-
strofy, postanowiono ME zawia-
damiac lorda o smierci Michaia
Fitzgerald.
Lekarze stwierdziti u lorda lor-
da symphony szkorbutu.
Dublin, l9. padziernika. - Po-
licya angielska urzadziia nalot ma
Ranba Hail gdzie odbywai sic
wieczorek tahcujacy. Policyanci
zaczeli strzelac do zebranych, "a
bijajac dw6ch mezczyzn i wywo-
lujac wielka panike wsrod ko-
bet.
Cork, 10. padziernika. - Stan
pozosta,ych strsjkier0w gsodo-
wych jest grozny i lekarze ME spo
dziewajs sic, re przezyj9 oni je-
szcze "a godziny.
SOJUSZ POLsKo WE
GIERSKI.
Budapest, 10. padziernika. -
Czechy i Jugossawia (Wielka Ser
bia) zawarly sojusz odporny Ma
wypadek ataku re strony Wegier'
,Wegry i Polska pracuja mad "a
warciem sojuszu, do ktorego sta
raja sic wciagnat Rumunie- Ia
Ike Jonescu wyjechal wczoraj z
Warszawy.
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GIERSKI.
sTUDENCI WEGIERSCY WY
RZUCAJA zYDoW.

Budapest, 10. pazdziernika. -
Wedding nowego prawa zydzi mo-
ga bye przyjmowani do uniwer-
sytetow wegieTskich W stopniu
Smio procentowym. Studenci we
gierscy wyrzucili jednak wszy--
stkich studentow-zydow przemo-
ca, wyrzucajac "a mimi ich ksiaz-
XII.
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" MODNANKOWA.

Mscierz Polska oddziai sw. We
ronEki, No. Sc odbedzie m~iesieczne
posiedzenie dnia 1890 pazdGiernika'
o eodzinie Bel wieczorem, W sah Swy
k3ych posiedzeh. Kaada ozlonkini ma
bye obecna, DO So wazne sprawy do
zalatwienia. - Marya 1mbiorskar
prez.: Kat. Lukasik, sekr. prot
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Sekretarz uni gorniczej, Frank
Hodges, oznajmR, re unia ME
knuje zadnych wrogich plan6w
wzgledem rzadu. Starcie piracy z
kapitalem musialo nastapic pre-
dzej Tub pozniej; zadania uni So
uzasadnione i jezeli zostaiyby
cofniete, prestige uni ucierpiasby
ma tenn bardzo.
Strajk gornikow odbiie sic po-
waznie ma przemysle zelaznym.
stalowym baweinianym. Wielkie
huty w Middlesborough zaczeiy
juz redukcye wytworow, wskutek
czego tysiace robotnikow stracilo
juz prace. Middlesborough stano7
wi jedna trzecia caiej angielskiej
produkcyi zelaznej. Jezeli strajk
potrwa dfuzej, to liczba bezrobot-
nych wzrosnie do $4,000. Temu
samemu losowi ulegnie LIVERPOOL
i Manchester.
WALK LITWINoW z POLA.
KAMI.
Londyn, 10. pazdziernika. (Pra,
sa Zjednoczona - Depesza z
Kowna donosi, Jew sobote dosz,
10 do bardzo krwawej walk po--
rniedzy polskiemi i litewskiem:
wojskami ma froncie pomiedzy
Wilnem i Kownem. Jak Litwin:
talk i Polacy poriesli ciezkie stra'
ty. Polacy atakowali LitwinoN
duzemi siiami pod Ryxontam
przy pomocy samochodow pan
cernych, \
Oficyalny komunikat boise
wicki donosi, re wojska antybol
szewickie posuwaja sic naPrzoc
na wschod cd wsi Siniawy. Wszy
stkie ataki nieprzyjaciela ma No
wokonstantynow zostaiy odpar-
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MA G6RNY SLASK.

ofiary ma plebiscyt gorno-slaski, zio-
Zone " kopertach W kosciele sw. Sta
nislawa Kostkt:
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R BoLsZEWICKIE.

Sewastopol, 10. pazdzienika.-
(Prasa Zjednoczona.) - Ma sku-
TEX rozporzadzenia Pieciu roz-
nych komisyi bolszewickich "a
mordowano w Berdiahsku $500
>os6b cywilnych.-
Aresztowanie przez bolszewi--
kow jest prawie, re Townoznacz-
ne Yyrokowi Smierci. Wieznio-
vie bardzo czesto odchodza cd
zmystow.
Opuszczajac Berdiafrsk, bolsze-
wicy wywiezli wszystkie koszto-
wnosci. Procz tego zabrali oni
wszystkie rzeczy, jake tylko byly
do zabrania, ME wylaczajec ubrah
damskich i zwierzchnich okryc
kobiet-wiezniow.
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