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Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Office of Union Oil Company of Ari-

Office of Union Oil Company of Ari- zona.
 Phoenix. Arizona.
 February :, 1920. Please take notice that. in accord ance with the by laws of the corpora tion, the Annual Meeting of Stock holders of the Union Oil Company of Arizona will be held at it's principal place of business, Phoenix. Maricopa County, Arizona. on Thursday. Febru- ary 18th, 1920, at g.: % o'clock D. m., for the election of Directors and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting.
 JOHN McPEAK.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14

days on account of an operation. ex> poets to be back at her work Monday,
 Tickets On Sale
 Tickets for "Ll Travatore' will be or sale at Laird and Dimes, beginning to- day Prices will be 75 and 50 cents. This will be given here in the Normal auditorium Monday night
 Prof. Murdock Very III Professor Murdock, who has had the flu" for some time. has taken re : lapse and is now in a very serious condition.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
POSSE EWOUNDS-CAPTURES
 MARTIN

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Fei- 12-Louis Martin. who escaped iron. the city jail here last night, was cap tured after a running fight near Fal- con. Colo. this evening by a posse led by Sheriff John Fl. Weir and Police Captain Springer.
 He was shot through the head and badly wounded. Martin is now ina local hospital.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
MESA !4!lgTES TODAY
 ON S125.0OO HIGH
 SCHOOL BOND ISSUE

MESA, Feb. 14.-FaNored unanim . ously by the various organizations of the town that have expressed them : selves on the issue, the election for the voting Of $125.000 worth of bonds for a new school building in Mesa will
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
Phoenix. Arizona, January 1s. 1s2
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual stockholders meeting of the United Arizona Copper Mining and Smeiting Company will be held in the Nofsh parlor of Hotel Adams, Phoenix, Ari- zona on the first day of March, 1920, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of electing board of nine di- rectors and transact such other busi- ness as may properly come before the meeting.
 Stock books close February 14th to March 2rd, 1920.
 C. w. STOTT, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
Business Chances
PARTNER WANTED

PARTNER WANTED
 A TWO-THIRDS interest is offered wide awake, energetic party of good address in best paying manufacturing propositions in Arizona; business too much for owner to handle alone; can clear $500 per month. Price only 1000. References exchanged. Call at office
 EDWARDS & WALL
 40 N. First Ave. and meet owner.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
Mining Machinery

new 9x14-in.. Chicago Pneumatic Hot Head compressor, with auxiliary starting equipment. 6-in- delivery con nection with receiver and 1 new 42-ln. by 1O-foot air receiver complete with fittings. Will run five Jackhammers I used Ingersoil-R Rand portable com pressor unit 6xS-in. type XII, driven by 40 h. D. Waukesha truck engine complete with receiver 1SXt2-in. VIII run two Jackhammers.
 used Ingersoll- Rand Jackhammers (wet) $50 lbs. 7s in. H. H. Jackham- rner drill steel assorted lengths
 new deico lighting plant 50 light capacity. with 1000 feet No copper wire and globes and fitting, $4f5 F. .. B., Parker, Arizona.
 i new electric blasting outfit, 90 hole battery rheostat, and galvanometer Cost new s49,00. will sell at $30.O0 F. O. B.. Parker, Arizona
 complete assay outfit for gold, silver, copper and all the common analysis. Invoices at s750, make of fer For particulars, write
 OIS-ARIzONA COPPER co.
 PARKER, ARIZONA bp FOR SALE-A new vulcanizing outfit sos W Van Buren. ds OIL LEASES SOUTHWEST TEXAS We own and offer leases in tracts of from 40 to 100000 acres, scattered throughout the following counties:
 Bosuue F-rio. Burnett Golfad. Brew ster. Gaines, Crockett, Gillespie, Coke, Orion. Conche, Karnes, Duval. Kerr. Dimmitt, Kinney, Kimble, Mills, Me dina. Terrell, Menard, Schleicher, Mar fin. Sterling. LaSalle, Sutton, Pecos. Tom Green, Presidio, Uvalde, Reeves, Val Verde Edwards, Real
 Al modest investment in scattered leases in a number of counties may make you wealthy Attractive price. Write for detailed list and oil map. RAYNSFORD AND COMPANY
 Suite 22O w Bedell Bldg.
 san Antonio, Texas bD FOR SALEs-General merchandise store in Kelvin. Ariz. Big business in this live mining camp. Exclusive, Action Realty CO, 130 N. Central Ave.
 bl GENTLEMAN with $1.000 and ser vices to invest in genuine growing, legitimate business that will bear strictest investigations Particulars <rst letter. Box 33S, Republican. bzn
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
WANTED

Party or parties to put in goats on shares. Have ideal range and water and all camp equipment. Small capital required If interested phone 3701. Box FIR. Republican. blk
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
Millinery

LADIES' HAT SHOP Old hats remodeled. 115 E. Roosevelt
 rf
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
Plating

We replate all kinds of metal. brass silver, nickel and copper, Phoenix Plat ing Co.,. 215 T.. Adams. Ii
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14
FOR SALE
Small Investors

X lease on the best corner on Wash ington St. Call 2605. Il
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14

FOX SALF-General merchandise store in Kelvin. Ariz. Big business in this live mining camp. Exclusive. Action Realty Co.,, 13o N Central Ave.
 f,I
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14

GENTLEMAN with $1,000 and ser vices to invest in genuine growing, legitimate business that will bear strictest investigations Particulars <rst letter. Box 33S, Republican. bzn
Arizona republican., 1920-02-14

Produce s~~S~~~esesS~ess~es~esN For table use and canning Phoenix Fruit and Produce Company Phone 17S0-1402
 101 West Jefferson If
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
CrOWd Watches As
Women Are Saved
In Thrilling Rescue

NEW YORK. Jan 22.-Miss Edith
Bohe, Il milliner and her negro maid
Katherine Baker, were rescued by Pa
trolmen Francis Jarckronsky and Harry
Mccarthy, from flames that swept
through the apartment Of Miss Bobe on
the fourth floor
The several hundred people who
watched the fire, which started in va
cant rooms on the top floor, were
thrilled when they saw the maid stand :
ing on window ledge ready to lean
Jarckronsky and Mccarthy crawled
through the clouds Of smoke pouring out
Of the apartment and carried her to
safety
The two heroes were sent to the
Roosevelt hospital as Il result of their
daring rescue
Miss Bobc, who owns the building,
was in bed, awaiting an operation for
appendicitis when the fire started. Her
bert Heller, Il neighhor, who first saw
the flames and knew Miss Bobe was
Ill., rushed to her apartment. Bv that
time the blaze had spread and firemen
werc at work. Miss Ruhc was carried
10 tn" street, but the maid was trained
She managed TO get TO window
rrazcd by smoke and fear, she was
about 10 leap, when the two policemen
caught her
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
LITTLE BELGIUM
REGA|N|NG TRADE
Merchants of War Torn
Country Quickly Renew
Trade Standards.

WASHINGTON. u. G., Jan, -, tRy
International News Service - Heroic
Belgium, war-ridden. almost ruined by
the deprcdations of the invader. All
parently is going to be the first of the
European countries to fully rchahiitate
herself. This is foreshadoWed by the
nature OF her imports from the United
states, as well rs the fact that al,
no occasion since the cessation Of hos
9ilitics have here merchants overlooked
an opportunity to renew and restore Ia
prewar standards their trade with this
nation, Figures made public BY the
department Of commerce give proof suf-
flcient Of Belgiums plans to build
again, on the ruins OF the old, her
MONIES, her commerce and her indus
tries.
For the first nine months of 1918
Belgian imports from America inclui-
ed. Household goods and personal ef-
fects, sl5p5,O00; cattle and horses.
si9O,O00 lumber, si,2l5,0 600, iron and
steel products. 81 594. 900; electrical ma
fhtnery and appliances. S6tS 900 binder
Irvine, sSS7000; refined copper. Sg0S. =
600: aluminium manufactures, $2S3. 900 /;
zine spelter, SH6.000. hops, SOL 500 and
malt S2,732 900.
An Of these TO Belgium, whose total
area Is only 1873 square miles.
Conspicuous among the iron and steel
products and indicative of the energy
being put forth by the stricken people
TO regain a lost commercial ranking
are lathes and other machine tools,
sharpening. grinding and metal work
ing machinery, together with countless
Items Of lesser importance All, how
ever, Will serve to replace in Belgium
factories the machinery and equipment
carried away or destroyed when the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
NO ROOM FOR
TOURISTS NOW
IN OLD ITALY

ROME, Jan. 22,-The cry for the tour
lists of America. England and France Is
heard throughout Italy, 1t is as strong
in Venice, Florence, Naples and Genoa
as in Rome
But Italian cities have increased their
population at such an amazing rate dur
ing the war that there seems to be no
room for tourists. Hotels in all the
larger cities are crowded to overflow
ing at all times. Rents have been kept
down by law and municipal authorities
are hard pressed to find shelter for the
population that has flocked to the cit
les.
Rome had only $50, coo inhabitants be-
fore the opening OF the war. 1t now
has SOC, goo and seems to be growing
daily. There are few foreigners. one
seldom hears anything but Italian spo-
ken, in hotels. cafes and theaters. But
the streets are crowded day and night.
In Its palmiest days Rome had 5000
000 inhabitants, But, in the 18th cen
fury, when the papacy moved to Avtg-
non, in France the once grand capital
Of the ancient world became deserted
ruin with only 1900 inhabitants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
Think TlUO Weeks
Before Marriage,
Cure For Divorces

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. CBy Inter
national News Servicc)-A two weeks
cooling Off" period before marriage
was advocated by the Rev. nr. William
Sheafe Chase, rector Of Christ church,
Brooklyn. before the house judiciary
committee Dr. Chase headed "A delegn
ton from Brooklyn which came 10
Washington to urge favorable action on
a resolution by Representative Randall
prohihitioniSt. of California. proposing
a constitutional amendment designed to
lead the way to the enactment OF uni
form divorce laws in all states,
4 wait OF half month before
changing from single TO double har-
ness. in the opinion OF tho Brooklyn
clergyman, would mean no more hastv
marriages, which. he asserted, are
largely responsible for the alarming
increase" IN divorces
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
TRAVELLING IN
ITALY IS LIKE
A BAD DREAM
Trains Are Crowded, Slow and
General Objective of Clever
ThieveS-Woe to Tourists
Now.
BY PERcIVAL PHILLIPS.
Especial Correspondent international
News SerVice.)

ROME, Jan. 22.-Traveling in Italy
| Is sun lar from being pleasure Trains
| are crowded and none too plentiful. Thu
| tourist IN search Of enjoyment is likely
! to arrive at his journeys end consid
erabiy dIsheveled and wholly disillus-
| toned
\ watchful eye must be kept on lug
gage. Hand kit has habit Of vanish
| ing almost under the owners eyes.
Nimble- fingered gentry have been known
To HIT all the portable possessions of a
Noyager during his brief absence In "A
dining car Recently British officer
stepped out OF his sleeping Compart-
ment at Rome minus al luggage and his
tunlc They had been distracted
through the open window during a halt
IN the night. All his papers We're miss
ing and he had some difficulty at first
IN proving that he was what he was.
Tourists are still IN the minority.
worried business men constitute the
bulk OF the travelling public, You meet
keen American banking agents English
commercial men, quite Il number of
French ana even few German repre-
sentatives on the main highways. The
Germans are creeping back slowly Two
OF them sat in the lounge OF Rome
hotel last night, within arms length of
a British officer. and talked loudly OF
the failure" Of British policy in Syria
The American "huStlers" are driven to
despair, Those ! have met are MAX
ing lightning trips 10 Italy and France
Tor rapid survey Of the financial sit
uation. They want to dart about rs
they do at home, Slow trains madden
Them; their passports drive them to
despair
The authorities make things as easy
as possible. They are invariably cour-
'eous and helpful Yet the regulations
IN themselves make travelling leis-
urely business
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
SLEEP IN TENT
DURING WINTER:
Be BEAUTIFUL
Margery Rex Finds This the
Best Recipe for Good Health
Too, Despite the UpIifters.
o.,,. BY MARGARET REX.
(Wrtten for the international News
CeruIca \

,.,..,. Service.)
NEW YORK, Jan 22.-Theres a
that IL universally practiced wouId
! materially cut into the royalties off the
,, sales Of various alleged beautifiers. And
me best part of II Is that good health
| comes IN the package, too,
~ very simple: Sleep outdoors
wrap up very warm; thick stockings,
| face 'N' 'ou'
Whtn the two children of Mrs Elida
iona nson. of 81 West lGghty-fo fourth
street seemed TO have chronic colds
ana bronchitis their mother decided
She would make an end of IT, She took
.neIu ~ dItterent times TO doctors who
recommended fresh air. Last summer
HuStaVe' II years old. spent some time
IN inc country near Boy Scout friends
AZ Bear Mountain. There he learned
the Joys OF outdoor sleeping.
IN october Mrs, Johanson visited in
Maine accompanied by little Anna,
% 'rL TWO, who shifted with cold,
there noted physician recommended
bungalow. WV
You should have seen her color after
q Few weeks of that" said Mrs. Jo-
manson today. when | came back to
me city, | bought a tent and had it set
up in the back yard,
II fixed sleeping places for two-year-
old Anna, my Gustave, who is II, and
my housekeeper's little boy of four
Ihey have been sleeping there for six
weeks-and see their cheeks!
Three blankets wr pped around each
over their heavy sleeping suits-and
around them. They wear little hoods
ana mittens and thick foot coverings.
Nothing showed but their little
noses, and if you would go out and
touch them under their covers you
would find them as hot as stoves.
i always undress them in the house.
wrap them up and then put them in
the tent. 1t has a flap cover-~a flyer
over the whole thing, and Is abso-
lutely dry. too.
"Someone--who | can not find out
reported me to the ChiIdrens society. |
Because rent out my rooms they
thought was so greedy for money
lhat ! kept no place for my babies. But
they were wrong. | have several rooms |
for my own use in the house that | |
never would rent
Now | shall keep the children in
side till | get the letter from my doe
tor approving the outdoor plan he told
me to follow"
We went out into the back yard to
see the tent. Sure enough, it was a
stout affair, staked to the ground and !
a flap cover laid on top. Beside the |
wide bed there was a wooden table with
a candlostiCk and some toys were scat
tered about the floor.
1t was well protected, and no doubt
the youngsters think the experiment
great fun.
Then We went back to the house to
see the room they occupy for the pres
ent short time till the good, kind doc
tor sends the letter that will preclude
the possibility Of Interference
IA HI
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
ENGLAND FACES
MOTHERS STRIKE
M P, Father of II, Declares
Mothers Object to Bigger
Families.
BY FLOYD MAcoRIFF.
international News Service Staff Cor.
respondent

L)NlON, Jan. ga. Hayday, labor
member OF parliament. who is Inc
9 IHtner OF Il children and has an income
or $1O weekly, declares there Is a rrow
! ing movement IN Great Britain which
: may De termed mothers strike. -
2 uue TO IN" hard row the lower and
Z middle classes have in maintaining n
nome Tie rescnts suggestions those
classes should strive to make IN mo
war wastagcs In man power.
iheSr people definitely preach we
must nave Increases in our population. -
SAID Mr.. HaNdnv III these people we're
to 30 around holding public meetings
advocating their views before the motif.
"iH OF the country they would be
-. the many women who have to do
lhelr best to keep life in their chill.
u,gm ny 9uying them penny cubes Of
| some meat extract and by some gperIaI
| favor obtain bones from the butcher for
| soup, are in no mood to add indefl.
tnltey to their present crushing ankle.
Many of these mothers and fathers
| maNr 10 SaCrlilco their own meals to
| provide food for their children,
There is growing over the Couutr,,
To-Day a "oman's movement which may
he called mothers strike And WIN
can blame these women? II is really
condition OF things more serious than
The women of England have come
definitely to decline to accent the ro-
sponSbiity Of bearing children unless
aud until the public or state gives def
mite assurances that the mother viii M.
exalted and lifted to the higher hin
nacle which she deserves to 0c1upy
Fathers and mothers not ONLY are
harasscd by the increased cost Of liy
ing, but they also are hunted from the
houses they occupy and are refused ad-
mittanCe into others because their
children are declared to be nuisance
The mother strike will continue un
I'll mothers are afforded more protoC
ton than they now receive from those
IN authority and In position to pro-
vide such protection
1T Is my view, mothers should re-
ceive a guarantee OF minimum pen
sion of S220 weekly for each child nm |
der the age Of II. There should be To- |
cal boards under the health ministry |
to increase the grant up to S4.gO a |
week, or more in special cases.
Until that time arrives II viii not
be advisable for public men to face |
the women OF England and urge in
creased population"
Mr., Hayday says he has TO add to
his fixed income through lectures in
order to maintain six OF his IL living
children who reside with him, and to
his family they have to fore
20 such things as cake. canned fruits
omatoes, custards, wines, spirits, beer,
.hea ters or music halls and holidays
Under present conditions the talk |
IF bigger families Is sentimental twad-
lie" Mr. Hayday asserts.
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
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We especially want to send 1t to those
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
Boats Even Worse.

| Departure by boat Is an even greater
| trial good many people are wanting
Just now TO 60 to. Egypt. Permission
Is fairly easy to obtain; a berth is far
| harder A fOrtnightly service from
| laramie and another from Genoa and
| Naples are inadequate to carry all whc
| wish to cross the Mediterranean. one
| company insists on half the passage
| money being forfeited If the ticket hold
ers do not sail. Four British passen l.
gers detained beyond sailing time by
! congestion on the railways, had to nay
| SlS0 for the experience
The country is badly cramped by its
inadequate railway facilities. Italy .suf-
ters even more than her neghbors from
lack of good wagons. Needed imports
pile up near the frontier and at sea-
ports; factories can not get raw ma
terials, Letters from England take four
or I'VE days sometimes week; tele-
grams from one part Of the country to
another spend day, often three, on
the journey. The telephone service is
nearly as bad as in England
Paper money in everywhere. You ac-
cumulate handfuls of 5-lire notes (worth
today about IS, instead of 4sl. and OF
smaller scraps of tattered greasy cur
IencE marked ! Ira, which divide
themselves into fragments in Il most
malignant fashion.
Yet, in spite OF the topsy- turvincss
OF Things, the tangled politics and more
tangled currency there is an atmos-
phere OF real optimism in the business
world. Merchants and bankers arc
fully alive TO the dangers and difficult
ties OF ltalys present situation, but
they are striving earnestly to surmount
them
The agent of large American finan-
cial group told me that in his talks
with representative men who want sub
stantial advances In order to hasten
recuperdtion he was impressed by their
attitude. They did not try to minimize
some of the illusions which are chung
to in other countries For example
some Of them say quite frankly tina,
they see no hope of salvation In a
Germany indemnity, Germany they are
cia help is concerned. They want IA
fight their way out of the slough with
the help of friends abroad.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
TWO Kisses liz Year
So Minister'S Wife
Is Asking DiUOrce

CHICAGO, Jan 22.-Au women and
lott, wife Of Cla@nce NJ. Einiott a min.
lSter. that only two kisses a wear are
not enough for wife. She has filed
saIt Tor separate maintenance and
charges that since her marriage In Sep
,tihher' 1917 she has endured a life OF
she said her husband tortured her
MIN MIN nasty insinuations refleeting on
her morals and only Kissed her tuina
during their married life
she alleges she went ahead and car
RED her burden Of misery In order that
her husband might complete his thee.
logical course and obtain a pulpit from
which he can discourse sweetly on peace
and love In the home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
Buying From U, S,

Arteries of transportation must needs
be- rebuilt II the country is to thrive.
Thus, Belgium has come into Ameri-
can markets and has bought up rail-
way equipment; she has bought motor
trucks, She has contracted for vast
quantities Of iron and steel billets bars,
rods and fittings generally. The as
sortmcnt shows plainly, officials en-
planned, what depredations were COM
mitted on the nations rolling stock
and motive power
Along with all of these articles have
gone immense supplies OF food com
modities. Belgiums food producing
districts have not yet regained their
potency Belgian buyers have been in
the markets for everything that goes
on the dining table and the quantities
purchased give feeling Of confidence
among American dealers that Belgium \
recupcratiVc powers are fully able to
meet demands which must Of necessity,
be placed on them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
AUSTRALIAN SHEEP
MEN MAY EMIGRATE

GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. Jan. 22.-
Australian sheep raisers are planning to
emigrate to the Grande Prairie district
OF Northern Alberta. this spring, ac-
cording to information received from
Queensland by the local board of trade
II is claimed that the action of the
labor party In Australia, in placing di-
rect taxes on lands to absorb war debts
has caused humber Of farmers and
sheep raisers to decide to move to
other parts of the British empire.
The Grande Prairie district was
complete wilderness a few years ago
and has practically no railroad service.
The Canadian government is building
a line to this region from Edmonton.
1t is said that the wild country in the
summer time is much like parts of
Australia.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-22
FRATTLESNAKES INFEST
TEXAS SEAPORT TOWN

PORTSMOUTH, Tex. Jan. 22.-Rat-
tlesnakes in large numbers frequently
have been swimming In the gulf OF
Mexico near the Half Moon lighthouse,
seven miles from mainland and four
miles from the peninsula to the south.
according TO the two men who keep the
light. Recently three rattlers were
We lighthouse platform by
the keepers.
property which formerly
constituted the Rancho Grande here re.
port peStilence OF rattlesnakes, which
they say are menace to livestock.
However, it is reported by number Of