davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
ABUS0S DE HAGEN
DADOS

Una de sus primeras acciones,
unidos va como dejamos dicho, en-
cl seno de la Confederation Regio--
nal Obrera, ha s!do la de quei2rse
an forma, ante cl gobierro del Esta-
do Y ante el de Ia Republica. de .os
abuses que de algun tempo a esta
partc vienen cometiendo con ellos
algunos de los hacerdados,-espano--
les en- su mayoria---de ia comarca
laCunera.
Entire estos abuses, Sc cuenta CO.
mo uno de los princi2ajes, :.egtin 81
memorial de los obre-os, el de "a
prohibition nxpresa para ellos, de
usar Ia mayor parte de los calninos
de las haciendas.
En- las cercanias de San Pedro de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
TN RUIDOSO LITIGIO SOBRE
FONDOS De MEXICO

Por conducto de suS abogados Ta-
liaferro, Cunningham y Birkkead. cl
Gomercial S@ase Bank" de Sar An
tonic present0 2n,ier por Ia tardr an
te IA corte Asa. de Distrito una peti-
ci6n para que decida sobre Ia dificul
tad surgida entire Henry R. Wofford
de San Antonio Y Pauline Fontes, Di
rector General de los Ferrocarriles
Nacionales de Mexico.
El asunto es este: Los miembroS
de la Direction de los Ferrocarriles lie
Mexico, por conducto de su Tesore-
70 General, SecaElo Aguirre. Gap:,si-
taron el del res de enero pr6ximo
pasado, la cantidad de 100000 Jun
tamente con un contrato para Ia com
pra de material rodante que satisfa
ria Wofford. El costo del material en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
eg..-ru,ac E.a.caaI Bacc ~ r.ENSa

-.
NCGALES. Arizona, AbriI IS
Sonora. como entidad libre Y sobe-
rama = enteramente deSligada del
Gobierno del Centre. csta Va fun
ciorando sin diticultad riuguna. E.
gobernador Adolfo de Ia Huerta
continua como jcfe del Po6er Eje-
cu-ivo Y P5utarco Elias Gales tieEe
el mardo supreme de las fuerzas
militares Y eS e. Que Sc encarga de
IA organization dc las tropaS que
han de hacer re<iStencia las Jropas
del gobierao federal. al invadir es-
cas Ia entidaG como 10 tieDen orGe-
nado Carranza.
Una confirmation plena de que
el Estado de Sonora reaSumio su
soberania despueS de declarar rotas
sus relaciones con el gobierno. de
Carranza, IA trajo el general Juan
Jose Rios. quien tenia en- Sonora
el cargo de comsudante en- jefe de
las fuerzaS federales. Rios lego ano
che a Nocales.- Sonora. procedente
dc Ia ciudad de Hermosillo, capital
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
Ia ACTITUD FIRlIE DEL
ESTADO De SONORA

'Carranza. prosigUe Alvaradol
determine violar "a soberania del
Estado 3e SoEora.-que es una de
las mas poderosas entidades donde
Sc ha iIevado a Ia practica las ideas
progresistas y hberales.- s.-ordenando
al general Dieguez que venga, al
Erente &C IN gran coutiHgente de
fuerzas armadas, 4 arroiar del poder
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
SONORA NO HA SEPARADODE LA REPUlBLICA
N, DIEGUEZ Ii ENVIA TN ULTlNATUN A GALES

Segun esas noticiaS. Adolfo de la
Huerta vcnia padeciendo de una
grave affection de APPENDICITIS Y los
mGdicos que 10 atienden resolvleron
practicable una operacion quirurgi-
ca. Dicha operacion debi0 habersele
practicable de la Huerta Ia semana
antepasada. pero ell gobernador re-
solvio dejarla para despues debido
q la huelga de los> ferrocarrleros
que -estallo precisamentc cuando iba
a ser operado ei jefc del cjecutivo
dc Sonora.
Pero aver sc lie practice a de la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
GALES. GOBERNADOR
CIVIL. Y MILITAR

Esta noche Sc recibieron de Her
mosillo noticias de que e Gobcrna-
dor Adolfo dc la Huerta Sc encuen-
ira enfermo que PlutarcO Elias
Gales ha asumido, temporamcnte,
los cargoS de Gobernador y Conan
dante Militar de Sonora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14

rinal decide traSlada:se Ia from
terra para saNr de Sonora, 10 cual
hizo sin que el gobierno sonorense
Ic pusiera iificultaes dc ningun
genero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
EeTAWzzZs' d.

Pronostico de la temperature para
hoy. rendido por ei Departamento Me
teorologico de San Antonio:
Temperature 2gradable Y ligera-
mente mas calida que la de aver, con
un minimum entire SO Y 81 grades. So
plaran ncoderados vientos del Este "a
r:anao hacia el Sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
Ta---aa- Esosc.~ - II FzENS5. ,:;

NoGAEs Arizona, Ab 13Ia actud adoPtada e Congre-
Goberno de Carranza
-enarare para oDonerse defensva
M ene otro cacer nj 6o nnanas
Esado
ReDublca MeXcana.
de intencion &c Solctar
A cora rDIeente de gobierno exnero pa
dificrlades de caracter dcmestlco
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
Ell PROTESTANTISMO
DE BONILLAS

FL aSunto, sin embargo, nunca ha-
bia sido en- realidad tratado en- serio,
nj por los verdaderos organos de la
opinion, nj por los prelados catol-
cos.
Pero ne aqui que Sc lama Ia can
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
Su actitud es puramente defensiOa y
no tiene mds fin que impedir Ia
uiolacion de su soberanla
ESQ DECLARA SALVADOR ALVARADO

Carronzo, dice -eleuado al poder por RosotrOs
no tiene otra idea que Ia de continuar en-
ell poder y para clio empIea todo el
sistema del gobierno que el pue-
Bio le ha confiado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14
IA REACCION DEL
CATOLIC|SnO En-
NUESTRA NACION
IA SIDO UHO De Los RESULT TAD0S De
Ia LUCIA POLITICA QUE TAN AGITA-
DA TIENE A MEXICO
Ell PROTESTANTISHO
DEL SR. BONILLAS.
ANTE Ia PROBABILIDAD De QUE PUDIERA
DESCATOLIZAR Al PUEBLO Los Gre
YENTES Sc EIALT TAN

Las actividades del partido civilis-
ia de Mexico-detras del cual Ia cpl
MON popular Sc ha empenado rn yer
las activljaGes politicas del gob;erro
han tcHjdo una resultante ;nespe-
rads: Ia lie una reaccion del catoli-
cismo rac,onal, y Ia de la iniciac!5Q
de una oanpana dcfin+tiva contra ei
avance IcI quito protestante - nc
rra de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14

(Pssa a la Quinta PlanaJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14

(Pasa a la Quinta Plana1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14

(Pasa a la Quinta Plana)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-14

Compre usted suS ibros en- espa-
mol Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
SUliaitaf.

%Gllaitaf. ! lumlort tlcu Der
ror HopeH Si0 iih.n nc0iot eli @olia,
Commission. iom III. a. mar bchanSlct
SpsraandaiGt ON @ol,QbcitntniuJ
Otter hoa0 Ser mcohclca. tom Ser ct
Tor'loQ 'ro commissioner ON. N
ser 'fal pGnIUdlts Nlb5cruc al en-
SciIilhco Cu Sfatteaidttt pua hpcri
&Urcllc Dc ]ol2pontr3r ouCr uhnper
Oct 9Inial Ncr'uurr, Namlllcu mr0
NlIaltall0 bcltQur a. Mau ital NoI
fniuc uuolau 4c'ta;uin1cn. ncrinuJ
Sc o~pcrltnocnoc &Urelicr lti2a lb.
Ter cr 'lcre 4icuIulcr en- Stat;rI2
StGrrclic. 9tcQcl Mt1Olcnmer a.
aommia'ioncu oil tagc TOO. anorc %
iii 200 scr. / Stot N. ooerltuoenoc
GUrCllc. YcnQriI. 'Om fnnmcr in0.
'toI onpcn0c> Il! Ct @ndGeiouh, iont
'tai ncobrrlgc %clcr ! lue Sollqcr.
SntOb Surnenrtificr. aisbcnhnrn
lie Gee. TIaucrlc ON al irhfcre
Nouirol mco &ulportcn. iadIcNc5 AZ
ode Slirlierorer i~oruinhrca inhiert i
SorhirheI'e mth en- nia Silbngehol.
neirhch IRA &oNI1rnc2 Sinc. bcDjrtc
Sc ibd9. a. Sen nol0ionmC S,ianira
nad Stcr!luQ o. Collar i%tunict. 20.
tcrtn9cu hlCp trr bcngeS Sehtoma
ulcl0e uroron0rCt. Niun oer,tcr. Of
Swporttontroleu mclci mart tlir
I'll &irfeli9hcb. ionltoiQ ulcb al llN-
'crIelcu pua cnlocr Dinnoc legcl
irenmet. &cnlcmorte6et er uocrii
%itrdnlt, % ollc Alaa'er cr tllr opcr,
at Der moe Rlarta nH6tt ulporIiN 'or
at hppc Sen 0auitc EallItd. Mi>Ipf
icoe Spefulotioutr ! Srauiithonoe!
paa sc me 21tcrIIelan0t iant Golclr
% SW'tIaih bar ogia0 lin Gel ! %
udnlfeligc Tor1olo.
-. ifauciuduiifc SumnrbciSc.
&iJbenhapu 170c Geo. Se ire aont
missioner. icu aQerc0t uuocr Sri.
acIl plep ncbint a. DC ire Harhea BE
aierinlcr for al is3c unrctaQct ot@ll
Sonhe@ %rtcrcs'cy c'ter Nriacna
SmtninQ, bar poanp urrct l%aullet
~Gisbcnhapu Ca9cnc i1tc-i70C
Tccembcr. N}ar har mlhcr Nphci
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iortiat Sen pen Summcufomiteu /
Nl9u't ~paobeguuOte SrDiteIie al
Qngten Tor Solfene9 Sorburo %
lclt ar ltaa Ill Ell ensortct cpfnt'
nina a. 0e e%l,feltc %citemmcllcr2
,<rohol0. icct ira Be torOlitc Rilcr5
Suraurutft. Gcrimp0 bar Aommi5s
'ioucrnc lite hdut til CpQauc at Tor.
hanOlc ON 30 IRE %ou0ca Silllut-
nina I'll Tolfcuc2 Eorlumo ct
Spprl2mnal, iom ltut ~bch0uolta Al
NtAIcrilig a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hpert %arb. \ NorlaUoIu9cruc hor
Ntuc @aua ocltosct ira HorIc.
Statarnao @!ehr. Nnniul SrlcR 9e.
rcraliefretrr %ault SfibareOey
&oh. %llOm Nolpiuctt, "a Tro'e2Ior
NJ. =. %lt iom tetui't G,ltIerct. Oct
bito raarn fon'tutcrct. ct Srr>
puutttrue / NoOcoiuqen Il orcrcta.
itcumen0c anmmi itorerre utl III
oUcrior inc fcalcrir1cr o'l'pc &c.
renting ON iii Yrbclbt
Ut Tuarch pan @rcu Multtc. -
Mlrhrnaouu soc Zee. u Hluarct
uoh Sen odltitc Nc'anot Berlin.
Ureu Moltfc cr 'rGmtoWnet
"l)ler5 Iiliher". Set opIules, al
han tort citer aridcit5 llobriO mar.
! De ltntalt I'll cu fiCrt0t Damn Tcrlou.
ll1he0, al Set bcbiic Souotriu0trnt
hlu6c aIsre. nor az opltpc Notlounl.
t%uuper "a ldoc 10 Qc%rlnanIicre
: mhariuoerne> 60rtrt uar cutcl
N~cuuldrtcr cllcr NrpCpreh@poIitltC
re. NottonaI $Oel iutcrc2icrco,
BAN life. San mtrfc iclu. at Ncit,
hnrNc lin @rruh lau@ etiitamutul
! GTa6ercn oar Nolltcircr, 4toocrer
i)tulicnitl. @rcu W}oltfc hupncoe en-
Bella. al han lite rtrrUicutcrc0C NJ.
! bur'tr IoIf. mcn cen o0uitc Stat
"3'pbcuhoou op'orOrcr SEN honit
Hia3Ah1 til al oocroclc, ON @rcl
Mclttc clllcr it'll 'nm Oaut @tionNt
"Ncrlrulifc Glocnoc" freezer Src
MIoltfc@ lilbo0rtrUocu iom hdr'
@cion0t @crliu. Nlaott tittrcx rrt
Ct Nrcu, lom ban / 1911 hor tjlicllb
set nnuite Su2lNcrforp>. 'olJcu6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09

@~illcobu1gcr SDejuun;l 4ds
nonOion or oeb pda I'm @aaro ! 9aS.
a~aGroitrano. AduouNion unr lost /
Haillalin / Sclcntartci. San par eli
itlIirrbia o. be'tcocn Almitrcr.
@lo1ot bans be0iie "a mere ficrntc
Nrbeiocr nTuner NJ "aurora". 0el
pafrc &pinocitatiic Ratioualtea
trcto Crappeopaan1 az &anoIil
icr,", en- TnutTncriRnr / SronO so
tells GoImcial. Scr No,mcntoaur1
aapcl mar han ifanrc: Grp II vi
terbilleor. "ariitua ooo Aoric" od
Here mere 9jrbeibcr ocriblonht cI
TctSant'iNur Ill NatiouaItcatrcta
arben Srappcou9all3 'toar 'urolo
iii Stobnina / YroHte. lIauon6iou
bar oQiao o~ptraaot 'om @ialcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09

Siuler: "Garmarf3 @rRnie er aon
geaaen. Ut hadbc poo Ell 9ien'or
eniu1 tmes oen oouite Gel al Sles
oi9l er uTitet uhGoerltq; 1roftdter.
afiluttet meo ircmmeoe Wdgter, ifdl
o%ocrholoe5. "gerlinqife" ttIfsier,
At BEN Mono. I huem ieLoc 5aobet
ON en- @lcnforetiug uGffer Iiifn.
rc~nrpicntcrcr inaeu onn'f Softer.
tugcn Ir'fiel'e, inaen Tilic. i1o
ITrrac hnu er bunif Diplomat | Ger
lin ser rcprpientcrcr har fir ct
inf Stnrourutt, iour eroo1 Irifcr
ne hor 'orIoot, oct rcmllG. at dorqc
nacu bcr cFre 0ounrarf3 Sp6qrGu.
ic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
Npao mine Mumper ii9er:
Seofte noacn prnat.

Ben. al 'tue uig en- 2lte orsr Gle Texts Sslsp,,r.
b. ieg euisr al 'da b,u. 9tg tlsbte @, GgprUouts
rsubs Dt0b,t. % BET Ddr Del beo'fs iea n~catrtEht bar
t.Igi -IGrs. g}GrgcTgi (pco. J(tntgGE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
ISs c asrnpea 80 ~iu a
tfp !ulccrt q.
spareos srnse manps gen,e

Ttrts Ntccut frr Ghiir 5iGTrtoeu e. c'ouEt'Ilia
1t5 Ht'Ites 81, - 'ae'tt esltIe goa' ~ Eorns'of
Qrs. culiit =c.nt' ,foira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
" tteS tfte en- apuius.

Terra R.,spisr paE BET stsitS luusrmtuI lee Hostr.
Fusg hgr elcIi Nte W'ishg i'e ~ eaI.7g rous
gaaT hUut,t ia nti'rt trgr irlstts g',ets1tu 100 H'
!autec t'ttr 5,rts Jthrtt E~.G-rH1eg 'crliLll
Mammoth A Nrfltr INlh.QTFr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09

r6usscuucu" G. g~dr1uitrct I 10
1gar. men eli 5ayc IN R~ernefeaIoer.
&C fidr "goittr" for 5dlo pris. nGar
2c flr6cr en- D}atiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09

-1t, f1a ,tts rot ro', stTt Petpft: SEA tigbte es
iae % ne ~ uurg Ss.'egt3.uuer 20 Urt'1 a'ti
II hrr ircr,i HtQ -ragge Rsaet.
pei sgnrioa " ,'oar-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
neus.s ses.sonie ior SOC.

SEA hophs Itrss ~yrrElGla 'or &g &cHlt lh'Hloi
ut ayUirtt co. ac "a Del bag r.s't'q orlgt aHi
osleI M AZ .Hsst las ella eaHploG JaolaHo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
Tormmla ior 500 omic 500.

sFo. lonc tI5e,et. c'.er mn EouuulG oil 'orOobls bn
NIdrrrrsse lrstr bet uuUGreube 'o.oe Ser. reg Gnr1nieIsr
ct MI bllpe ben p,ole Como III uOgcn'Hog hGt otl9', o8 OH
pl TIM a1ue al 5stole $1.O1 foU hJccg't1 mto Au'0tel't or
uoole iud Gents roy al Iaa oeu ,lmrcr'Gt. % ou pl ga have
en- 1oripu;ug. 'o1l plot toue Rig ira $1,000 nj 9lo" 5p,9
tcbt hoe en- SotadnbirI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09
seer horagtsoe.

ira IA. tl-4. lars sstsp,tg n0sta 10 g g
Il ~fcrartets
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Dit jpecicQc Silbmo:

ztilu YEA. Su5 o. Sorruh VuI. @10
Er.t.r ruit vua. Al o.s'c te,to't. {,
rulr. ,isue; Al 'or,fieliGe ac.1crc.t.f
iuctu Ncrito. S!Ilu Ill mig l0dg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09

beme aqumc ri on a6 tme en- tf Se5oonm2 ga oa nam III III ,m0 Se enc en- Imn 0m a emo PUP nS @%
at beta com ttt 0mte ma 6orb1noern NUII nphacT Ph gus htpm EVAeEV"I
6 oo fan Gaeb e Rcepnr oWt o9 IAN 1ao mc DeHuner lat nnnmcn rm Sepaet?
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n l M opg os a paWt Eabuo. Ns ou mi nwoe mig 500 Ol Us pr Ron kee
oo rR Be opuurune Rtagta hm ishv. Fg-EOne @buc EuiTho-d, Roup, eWt
al ouc 90 &hte Ciaw6oca Sornuu uue q Dub $500 'r h0er lou5sv bT creatu
cpuu AZ spsdahher lFrrrtpsoommt % I" e. owt '" 0' " NorHtOs St@a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-09

tblcp ncbloa., ar. @oc0c uor ! M
re gor paiaa communal SiQibs-
manb. ianlehes Meolem az Spimret
o. ,Eormdno'fabet / eli IaYrnffe.
%iac ira 1890 III 1917 bar lau q.
rltisr ! S.apaiS:r Sparefasie.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
4 Source of eolshev;sn,

There is something the matter either with laws or the interpretation of them are re minded again by the disposition of the case against the American woolen Company which seemed to be so clear as come the classification ot rdead open and shut" Here a company charged with profiteering with the violation of the Lever act That 1t was making the unreasonable profits been ascertained not only from careful study cost materials of wages and of its sales. It's profits enormous dividends far in excess of any it had ever before had aggravated its crime, before 1t charged with crime. before. in fact. attention had been closely directed to it. by voluntary it's general in effort 10 put the blame for the high prices of clothing the retailers. At the time the general threatened in his assumed indignation at greed of the retailers to establish retail clothing sshops throughout the country. fi Yet. nothing be done with this worst of all offenders because as is interpreted wooen cloth is an apparel so.the indict ments fall to the ground. There is nothing to vent the American woolen Company which has grip upon wooden cloth market of the country raising it's prices to altitude it pleases. The only check that be placed l. is that people themselves may apply and enough of them will not cooperate to make it feit-to cease buying vooIen clothes.
 is developments such bring laws into popular contempt or the courts which so interpret the laws Popular condemnation may be wrong. We inclined think it wrong. We believe. fhe quashing of these indictments against the American vOolen Company in accordance with
 But just same when the people plum derer such this company at 8 time like this extorting millions from the pockets of the people in 2 immoral if not illegal. as those Of the thug the pckpocket if is wonder that they favor substituting system of direct summary and violent action for inc ineffective processes Of the law
 The American woolen Company like power full plunderers who are beyond the law have created bolshevists in America than Goldman Berkman and all the others whom have deported could have enlisted. if they had been allowed of the country
 We have been busy chasing lot Of little pigs out of the field, the while allowed whole droves of hogs with long powerful snouts to up root Arnerfcauism.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY From Rhosnn< in and fo ins
 

j. '. T. Smith, surviving partner of King s. Woolsey has filed his partner ship report with the probate judge.
 This morning brings us two addi- tions to our library from our delegate in congress: Report of Cotton Insects and Bulletin No. 3 on the Cotton Worm.
 Tn a few days the Fourth Of July will be here and appearances indicate that 1t will be observed as it was a year ago-no notice being taken Of it Our contemporary last Friday sug mittee for management named E. IT. Nj. Nj. Jackson. F. 4. Shaw and George T. Coats. Both suggestions we endorse.
 BILKS
 Professor Joyce late of Phoenix Is conducting a school at Silver City. N NJ. We remember the learned gentle man to the amount of s15.25. Think ing he might forgotten the matter. we sent the account by registered letter to Tucson his next location. The re- turn receipt showed that he received the account.
 MT. Hall. formerly in the fruit busi- ness between Phoenix and the north ern mining camps is also indebted to the Herald 10 the amount of a bill col lecfed at Gillett. Other business men of this city lost by him. His destina- ton is Leadville.
 Dr. Puhek. now at Tucson, obtained considerable job work which he failed to pay for. We are informed he Iefs many bills at Tip Top and this city.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE IA. 1920
The gratitude of place-expectants IS lively sense of future favors.
 Sir Robert Walpole
1ardina and coolIdae


 The country is so generally disgusted with the autocraey bigotry aimlessness of the present a nunistraton that it may be expected that it will give generous support to the republican ticket nominated at Chicago Tn the convention campaign the pro- sressive element divided support among wooa Hoover ana Johnson. But progressives like good sportsmen. largely accepting the decision of tne national convention
 While liberal element favored another leader it is realized that Senator Harding is a man with a clean personal record though regarded as a middle of -reader he has constructive work behind him. He self-made man and as q representative plain folks Of the nation he should develop human welfare and the industrial justice program by the Prodfessiyes in 1912. much of which through the activities of liberal group in convention has been written the platform the Repub- lcah party.
 Senator Harding is a man successful business expcsaence and he is in personal touch with labor problems. should able to the along lines of good sense economy, and foster spirit co operation having for foundation. good rvsn improved understanding, in the relations of labor and capital. His membership in foreign relations committee of the senate and hs various Journeys abroad the specific purpose O studying at first hand problems, give viewpoint which should put him into position to render high service America in it's new relations with the old world
 If Senator maintain position of n- dependence from the domination of reactionary lead CTS and himself with strong of trained experience broad and liberal vision he will give the country administration that will be in refresh ing contrast the of Wilson.
 The nomination of Governor Coolidge for vice pres dent which upset the plans of the senatorial group was the yielding a spontaneous demand on behalf of the convention, has been received with genuine enthusiasm. His law and order record. his sturdy common his sympathy with human problems and his resolute Americanism. will greatly strengthen the ticket.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14

rise in farming land property in ths towns to fabulous values
 This appalling debt, assurne1 by tae land owners was the making of them and inc valley F they had allowed tha fear of the future to overcome them las valley would have been yet of comparatively ealue. they may we'll have hesitated. We often believed that f they could have foreseer what the project was going to cost they would not have undertaken it tbat time.
 From this experience VIC Jerive a lesson and HscL The lesson teaches Us that prosper by cour- sgcouz 5udicious investment. The fnct is that n consequence. Of this investment v-a have made tAe V;uo in this valley has Increased times in value town property nearly equal degree 80 tat We times more a}ae t0 beor bonded indebtedness than we were before. And very niucn the county bonded ndebtelness of which ogr spondont speaks incurred before had reached teis ability.
 Now it is. proposed in the execution oe ligh~ ,ray program, to.lnake another investment which importance it's promise profit will De ga thc Roosevelt iain We a much better shape, IS we haze ehown to make investment which will ada to the value Of every acre of Tand in tho sac Iver NalleH which will result in increased produc- ton greater profit to farmers cost q products the in the saving of time and saving vehicles and maintaining them.
 We think that even our Correspondent and all who ccunso delay the of bonds complete the highway program win concede that that is ahe ~xrectaton Of the advantages resulting from the construction of permanent highway system. Other wise there could be no argument anywhere in favor of perunanent highways
 As to the makeshift oe "sanded" roads. notwith- standing our high regard for our correspondent as engineer we believe the face of people. the proses sionaI and the aity against nakeshifts of tharacter. The thing aimed at in road building is nanency. 10 from the costs of maintenance, and all the included in the money paid npkeep but there be taken into account the of the roads while frequent progress.
 One who has made money by investment is better abIo to make other investments and the far-seeins man if he is it will be profitable He a business afford to do otherwise Maricopa county cannot afford to complete it's highway program at the earliest moment
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
Monday, June A, 1880

San Francisco. June 12-The impan- elmeut of the grand jury in the case of soung Kalloch for the killing of Charles De Young has been postponed two weeks on a motion to quash the information as not being in accordance with the new state law.
 New York, June 12-The steamboats. Stonington and Narragansett colllded last night in Long Island Sound near the Connecticut river. The Narragan- sett took fire and sank. The number of passenegsr on the Narragansett is estimated at 300 and Of these 200 are known to be saved
 Washington. June 12-The president sent to the senate today the name of c. E. Mowrey as postmaster of Phoe- nix.
 LOCAL
 In the Democratic primary meeting at Tucson Fred c. Hughes was elected delegate to the democratic territorial convention which will meet at Phoenix.
 Our editorial matter will be found on the second page. Cor some weeks the editorial matter consister of two ad- vergisements, one Of them a remedy for the teeth, and the other. extolling the merits of buggy manufa factured at Cincinnati. Ohio.D
 J. D. Monihon leaves tomorrow for four months trip to the east.
 Hon. J. C. Campbell has teIeg phed that he will be present at the demo- cratic territorial convention which meets here on the 2sth inst.