Arizona republican., 1920-06-25

 Miami Methodist church. L. R. Wilton the boys secretary in addition to car ing for the boys work is taking care of physical department made vacant by the resignation of MT. Osborne and is also pastor of the Baptist church of Globe. one of the largest churches in the district-Daily Silver Belt.
 Registration Slow
 TUCSON-With the county registra- tion for the primaries touching 4,$43 up to Saturday, and the members of the unions and their affiliated friends refusing as a unit to register, County Recorder Nfnson is waiting with anXi- ety the last closing hours when it is expected there will be a rush to the registery unprecedented. The unions of the city are refusing to enter the primaries.-Citizen.
 Rounding Up Speeders GLOBE-Wholesale arrests of speed CTS are now being made by the Globe police, 12 having been brought in yes terday. The authorities are determined that speeding and driving without lights or dimmers must cease in this city and will make examples of all of lenders in the future.-Record. Lots of Honey PERSECUTION and Walter Lang. who live on the Hassayampa a short distance below MaXton, were in the city yesterday. Cattle are coming over the Spruce and Union mountain ridges into the Hassayampa district. According to John Lang, there are many bee trees in the woods in that section, and as the flowers and elderberry shrubs are blos- soming freely, it is predicted that those fortunate to locate the honey will be well repaid for cutting the trees and standing the inevitable few stings.- Journal Miner.
 Locates Big Ledge PRESCOTT.-Jim Hawley has To- cated what is said to be the biggest quartz ledge in the Hassayampa dis trict lying between Indian and Copper creeks near the Hassayampa. It is said the ledge is over 300 feet wide and has pay shoot three feet wide running through it on the surface, and con siderable of the quartz shows gold in tests in the ornspoon.-Journal Miner.
 Slowly Recovering TCCSON.-John T. Hughes. who has laid crippled since his fall down the county court house steps more than six months ago, is recovering the use of his limbs, it was reported today. It is said that he will be seen about the streets within few weeks, little worse for his severe injury which has incapacitated him for half a year. Citizen.
 Sues for Injuries
 TUCSON-Suit for $5000 was begun today in the superior court by Fran cisca Bernal, through Jesus Berna1, her father against Miranda Miranda, driver of a service car from Nogales to Tuc- son.
 According to the complaint, the young woman hired the car at Nogales to come to Tucson on October 25, 1919. Fourteen miles out of Nogales the car upset in passing a truck. She received cut on the left cheek which left a big scar, a permanent disfigurement.
 Has Military Funeral
 TUCSON-The funeral of Cleon Coo- ley, lieutenant of Company K, Arizona infantry, better known locally perhaps as a member of the staff of the city engineer several years ago, was held yesterday afternoon from the Reilly chapel.
 The services were performed by Rev. Hasse, and attended by the Army and Navy Union, commanded by Acting Commander Col. George RoskruSe.
 After the services the ,'emains were escorted to Evergreen cemetery, where a funeral volley was tired and taps was blown by Sam Mansfield. Citizen.