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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-15
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TT IS FURTHER ORDERED that said election shall be held in con- formity with the provisions of the General Election Laws of the State of Arizona, at the regular voting places in said County, said polling places and the Board of Election of the re- spective voting precincts being as fol- lows, to-wit:
 Kingman Precinct, Polling Place,
 Elks' Hall
 Inspector, c. A. Warren
 Judge, Chas. Bourquin
 Judge, Mrs. Thos. Devine
 Clerk, Mrs. c. A. Patterson
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21
COAL PREFERENCE
GIVEN NORTHWEST
I. G. @. Issues Emergency
Order Affecting Movement
of Tennessee Fuel.


WASHINGTON, July 2t.--New emer.
gency orders were issued yesterday by
the interstate commerce commission
giving priority in the movement OF the
winter stock OF soft coal to the North
west
More than score of railroads serv-
ing mines In Western Pennsylvania.
Ohio, West Virginia. Virginia, Kentucky
and Tennessee were directed by the
commission not only 10 give preference
in the movement OF coal for the terri
tory at the head OF the great lakes, but
also to give preference in the supply Of
cars for such shipments,
Coal operators within the district
served by the railroads will be required
70 fsiftll the wants OF the Northwest be-
fore filing orders for other sections
'-- commission directing the railroads
to place an embargo on such latter
movement II 1t should be attempted by
the coal men.
Under the commission orders. which
become effective July IS, II. NJ. Griggs
manager OF the ore and coal exchange
at Cleveland, Is directed to determine
the quantity OF coal TO be sent daily
from each of the mines to Lake Erie
ports for transshipment to the head of
the lakes. In addition to providing the
winter stock for the Northwest. the
commissions orders are expected to
avert a threatened coal shortage In
Central Canada, part of whose coal
II IhoNtu ny way VI the tHhes AloukH
the greater portion goes by an all-rai
movement.
No date is fixed for the expiration OF
the orders, which may stand unchanged
until the close of navigation on the
great lakes, about Nov, l. The North
west, comprising Michigan. Minnesota.
Wisconsin. North and South Dakota
and Montana, Is estimated by coal men
to be about 100000 tons short OF its
winter requirements, and to move this
quantity would require the daily dump
ing OF more than 1000 cars day AT
Lake Erie ports. movement which is
believed would set a new record for
coal handling there:
The new orders do not set aside but
merely supplement previous ones OF
the commission requiring 60-day pref
erence in the supply Of open-top equip
ment for the use of the soft coal mines
east OF the Mississippi river.
Announcement of the orders by the
commission followed conferences held
last week by the coal operators and rail-
road executives TO work out the plans
for speeding UP the coal movement to
the Northwest. The plan for the priori-
~ movement was submitted to the
commission yesterday by committee
OF operators and railroad men.
As reasons for its action, the commits
sion declared that shortage Of railway
aggravated BY labor troubles, had .cre-
ated a condition requiring immediate
action
The railroads named I'm the order in
elude the Louisville & Nashville, from
mines on and east OF the lines from Gin
a Ohio, the Norfolk & Western, the
Coal & Coke. the Union Railroad COM
pany. the Sandy Valley a. Elkhorn Rail
way company.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21

LONDON. Bonar- Law, gov
eminent leader in the house OF com
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21
OFFENSIVE BREATH
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The Nausealess Calomel Tab
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turers have authorized your druggist
to refund the price as a guarantee that
you will be delighted with Calotabs
Sold only in original, sealed packages
price thirty-five cents. At drug stores
everywhere. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21

For two years previous to the time
] began taking Tanlac, ! lived principal
ly on a raw -egg diet. During this time
was laid up in the hospital for five
months and practically no hope was
held out for my recovery. / don't sup
pose any man had a worse case OF
stomach trouble than l did, in fact they
said could not live.
"Tanlac did not seem to help me
much at first, and l had almost made
up my mind to give II up, but II |
mistake of my life. | stuck to II for
a fair test and am thankful that I did
for after finishing my fourth bottle,
my appetite was better and | noticed
myself improving.
This encouraged me to keep on TAX
ing II and In two months ! was able
TO cat q good square meal and digest
Il as good as anybody. Then II wasn't
long until l got SO | could 80 back
10 my work and Mt the time ] had fin
ished my last bottle, ! found ! had ac-
tually gained "a pounds in weight.
ITO look at me today no one would
ever take me to be the same man
was when l began taking Tanlac,"
made recently by John II. Packer, we'll
known electrical engineer OF Liberty
Mo.
Tanlac sold in Memphis by the fol-
lowing agents: Warnock Drug com
pany, Weiss Pharmacy, Doyle Turley
Drug company A. Renkert n Co, two
stores; l.. ii. Fitzpatrick, Wellington
Ptlrdy, Moore's Pharmacy, Taylor 4
Taylor, three stores; Washburn-L Lyle
Drug company c. o. Manning and Bat
tiers Pharmacy adV.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21

off Cape Henry. Va. the night Of
July Is. are erroneous Capt Schoil
OF the Kokomo said on his arrival mere
from Norfolk Capt. Scholl said ne
picked up one man. Greek, VINO was
brought to Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE, F7a.--Daniel ;.
Gerow, city auditor. was asked lor mas
restgnation here by the city commits
sion. Gerow is chairman Of the CEN
trail committee OF the Republican party
in Florida and was formerly postfnas-
ter here. --sNs
NORFOLK. Va.--Sixteen OF the II
members OF the Winthrops crew wett
picked UP Friday. two hours after inc
tug went down off Cape henry.
Swede mess attendant Is still unac-
counted for.
LONDON Bonar-Law, gov
ernmeut leader in the house OF com
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

wASHINGTON--Te instrue-
tions received at Chihuahua City from
Mexico City prohibited any arrange
ment OF any kind with Francisco villa,
said a dispatch received by the state
department from Chihuahua.
BELFAST--Eleven members of tbs
royal Irish constabulary were shot dead
between July II ana 10 and, with the
burning OF the Cardonagh courthouse,
the third courthouse in North Donegal
has burned within a week.
PARIS--France will be automatically
represented at Munich. the Bavarian
capital. as well as in Berlin, Premier
Mtllerand told the chamber OF deputies
in a statement in various phases of the
foreign affairs OF France.
-
wASHINGTON-Th two issues OF
five and three quarter per cent treas
ury certificates OF indebtedness dated
July Is and maturing Jan. 20 and March
is. 1921, respectively. with combined
value Of $500, 0O0, 900, have been over
subscribed according TO preliminary re-
ports. Secretary Houston announced.
DUBLIN--The official report of riot
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21
SUCCEEDS KAvANAUGH,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2L--Col q. e.
Humphreys, Of Ell Reno. Okla, has as
sumed managership of the Mississippi
section OF the government barge line on
the Mississippi and Warrior rivers. He
succeeds J.. T. Kavanaugh, who was
drowned in the Mississippi river at
Memphis, Tenn. last April
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21

mons, asserted the government was
getting the Irish situation better in
hand" He declared nothing would be
gained by the Introduction of martial
law. but said the government was con-
sidering what additional powers could
usefully be obtained by new legisla-
ton.
CHfGAGO.-The grand Jury returned
indictments charging two counts OF
murder against each of the nine ne
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21

returning from the Galway assiEes by "A
party Of from 40 TO so armed men who
had blocked the road with felled trees
and waited in ambush.
MENtCO CITY,--A suspected case OF
nubonic plague has been reported In
Famptco. the secretariat OF the fed
efaI health board announced. Efforts
are being made to ascertain the precise
cause OF the patients death.
SEATTLE. WRsh.--Six battleships OF
me Atlantic fleet. the Michigan. Con
neciicut. New HAMPSHIRE. Kansas Min
nesota and South Carolina, arrived
mere from Honolulu, r. II. Aboard the
SHIPS were 1883 midshipmen from the
united states naval academy.
-
JACKSONVILLE, FIa.-press dis.
patches stating that the steamer Ko-
komo picked up rs members OF the m.
iated tug Winthrop, which foundered
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21

groes alleged to have participated in
the Abyssinian riot June 80, in which
Robert L. Rose. sailor. and Joel Hoyt.
cigar clerk, were killed
NEW YORK.-The Japanese cruiser
kasuga, which has been anchored in the
Hudson river for the past week, left for
Annapolis TO visit the naval academy.
The officers VIII go TO Washington to
pay their respects to the United States
government.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21

JOHN II. PACKER, well-known
electrical engineer, OF Liberty,
Mo-, who says that TO look mt
him today no one would ever
take him TO be the same man he
was before Tanlac restored his
health. Has gained forty -four
pounds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21

ing III Tuam received at Dublin castle
says that after the murder OF Burke
and Carey a party OF police ana MN.
tary went 10 Tuam. The police got OUT
of hand on seeing the bodies OF their
comrades. Shots were fired and houses
burned The police allege that they
were fired upon.
LoNDON-The nationalist newspapers
OF Dublin announce that Right Rev
William Codd Roman catholic bishop
OF Ferns, county Wexford, has pro-
hibited the clergy OF his diocese from
participating IN Sim Fein arbitration
courts and has refused to allow the
clergy to announce collections In aid
OF the railwaymen striking against car
rying munitions. says a dispatch TO the
London Times from Dublin, The news
papers added the dispatch continues.
that Bishop codd Is the first prelate,
indeed the first priest. to talks such
action.
PARASITIC council OF ambassadors
heard the report of Ignace Jan Paderew-
ski. former Polish premier. concerning
Polands standpoint on the Teschen
question, The council also listened 10
the report OF the British Col Utter,
| president of the commission which viii
settle the Teschen boundary line.
TUAM. County Galway, Ireland
| There was nromiscuous shooting and
several buildings were burned, inrlud
| ing the town hall. IN an outbreak here.
| resulting, according TO the townspeo-
| pie. from the killing Of two policemen
rear Tuam They were shot dead when
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-21
Highest Authorities

The Council of the American Medical Association (the high
est authority known has recognized Resono Monoceta for
the treatment of dnd sborrhe eczema) and badness ao-
pecia foes of beautiful hair Resorcnol
Monoaceate is the principal ingredient of La Creole Hair Tonic
Thus science approves the of this wonderful preparation
Abundant vigorous hair is easily at
tanned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
Chicago Pole vaulter Goes
Over Bar at 13 Feet 5 1-8
Inches; 1853 Points for US.
Standing To Date.

Frank Foss. of America, former
Cornell star, shattered his own world
record in the Olympic games in Bel
GUM yesterday with the marvellous
leap Of 10 feet 5M inches. 1t was
a feat that greatly aided the gather
ing of forty points by America, insur-
ing beyond a doubt first place honors
in the worldwide meet. The to-
tai to date Is 15s points and Eng
land, the nearest rival. can boast of
only 81.
Foss' feat was accomplished as
dusk was fast falling and only af-
ter some pleading by his friends. He
had already won the event, but they
coaxed him to go after his own rec
ord set in Chicago in 1919. The
bar was set at 10 feet 5k inches
and twice the sensational tried and
failed. Then he took q rest and af-
ter an unusually long run sailed into
the air and cleared the bar. The
SCATTERING Of the record was receiv-
ed with the greatest enthusiasm ac-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
RACING WILL Be
REVIVED HERE TODAY

A sport that attracted a great deal
OF attention before the war, will be
revived this afternoon under the
auspices of the Raritan Yacht club.
A sail boat race with ten entrants
from yacht clubs in this vicinity will
start at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
from the yacht club dock, and six
teen miles will be covered. Three
prizes are offered for the first three
winners.
Starting at the dock the boats will
race to the white can buoy, thence
to the red buoy No. 9 which will be
used as a stake boat, TO the yacht
club dock, completing one lap, or
eight miles of the distance. and then
around the same course once again.
The following boats will take part
In the ace: Mystery, Captain o.
Freelander. Atlantic Highlands Yacht
Club: Tempest. Housman brothers.
Railway Yacht Club: wv. p,
Charles f. Lewis, Sewaren Yacht
Club; Diana, W. Waters, Bentley
Yacht Club. Tottenville; "Ellida",
H. Bedell, Bentley Yacht Club. Tot.
tenville; "Speedwell", r. Peck, this
city; 'Natirar". Alfred Compton,
III city: why Not, James s.
Wight, this city: Indian, Z. J. War
ing. this city; and the "woof'', Louis
p. Booz. Jr, and Ellwood johnson.
this city.
Three judges viii decide the win
ners. and three prizes will be award
ed to the first three boats finishing,
an anchor light. to the first boat; .
cushion life preserver to the second
and one hundred feet OF half inch
rope to the third winner. Arthur s..
Sofield, William H. Hewitt and
Gordon A. Baldwin are the judges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
AMERICAN VICTORY AT OYMPcS EsUMD-US GAINS 40 PONTS-NW POLE VAULT REC

corded any athlete since the games
began.
One fact shown By yesterdays
events is that America is pitifully
weak in any races above a furIong.
Her athletes seem to lack the neces-
sary stamina to carry them through
a series of middle distance heats.
One Of the prettiest races of the
games was won yesterday by Nurmi
Of Finland, in the 10000 meter
event. He tagged Guillemot until
within a quarter Of a mile of the
tape and then let loose with a mar
Vicious burst of speed that left rhe
Frenchman twenty yards in the rear.
In the semi-anals Of the 5s-pound
weight throw Pat Mcdonald, the
New York cop. seems assured of first
place, closely followed by Pat Ryan.
The summaries of the finals:
Pole vault-Won by Frank K.
Foss. America; Petersen, Denmark.
second; Z. Z. Knourek, America.
third: E. z. Myers, America, fourth:
Jorgensen, Denmark. fifth; Rydberg,
Sweden sixth. Height, 10 feet 5 lis
inches. New worlds record.
200-meter dash-Won by Allen
Woodring. America; Charles Pad
dock. America. second; H. f. v. Ed
wards. England. third: Loren MUIR
Gibson, America, fourth; Davidson,
New Zealand, fifth; Oosterlaap,
South Africa, sixth. Time, 0:21 as.
10,000-meter run-Won by Nurmi.
Finland; Guillemot, France. second:
Wilson, England, third; Maccario,
Italy. fourth; Manhes, France, fifth;
Lumatainen, Finland, sixth. Time
31:45 Us.
3,000-meter steeplechase-Won by
Hodge, England; Pat Flynn, Ameri-
ca, second: Ambrosino. Italy third:
Mattison. Sweden. fourth; Mike De-
vanny, America, fifth; Al Hulsen-
bosch, America, sixth. Time, 10:2
rs.
400-meter run-Won by Rudd,
South Africa: @. N. Butler, England.
second; Engdahl. Sweden, third:
Frank Shea, fourth; Ainsworth, Eng
land, fifth; Dafel, South Africa, sixth.
Time, 0:49 SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
iris SPEAKER COLLAPSES
BEFORE CHAPMAN FUNERAL

Raymond Chapman. star player 81
the Cleveland American League bass
ball team. who died in New York
Tuesday morning after being hit n
the left temple By a pitched BAN.
was laid to rest yesterday. Il was
the largest funeral in Cleveland In
years and not since the visit to
Cleveland by Cardinal MERCER. hero
OF Belgium. has such a mass Of peo-
pie attempted to enter the *. Johns
cathedral where the services were
held.
Rev. Father W. s. Nash was the
celebrant at the mass. and Rev DR..
William A Scullen. chancellor Of
the diocese. said the sermon. pay
ing an eloquent tribute to Chapman
as q man and q ball player. Ban
Crimson, PRESIDENT OF the american
League; James c. Dunn. president
Of the Cleveland Americans. Cleee-
land ball players and three members
OF the New York Yankees attended
the funeral.
Iris Speaker. manager OF the
Cleveland team, and Jack Cranev A
out1elder. collapsed before time for
the church services. the latter re-
covered sufficiently to leave Tor Boss
ton, where the team plays tonight.
Speaker was not able to make the
trip.
In all the bali yards about fhe
circuit yesterday the players ana
ANS remained In silence for 4 space
Of time from one minute to fise
minutes as q tribute to the dead BAH
player. Ban Johnson stated yea
terday that no action would be taken
against Mays. and Rev. Scullen IL
delivering his sermon. stated that no
hostile word should be uttered
against the man who was the c1u6s
OF b unfortunate accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
P0TH HAS TOUGH PROBLEM
IN PETE FRED" MCDONALD

Pete (Red) Mcdonald. the New
York featherweight. who boxes KID
Potty. the Perth Amboy champion
at the Auditorium Sport Club next
Wednesday night will try to gain a
decisive win over the Perth Amboy
boxer and by so doing get a crack at
one of the topnotchers, In the feath-
erweight class. He is working out
at the Stillman Gym in Harlem and
Is already in great shape. He is OF
the rough slugging type of boxers,
the kind that always keep tearing
after their opponent and make the
other fellow fight whether he wants
to or not. He is sure to make Potty
extend himself. Mcdonald has had
ever nifty bouts in his career and
has met some Of the best puncners
in the game and he claims that UP
to now he has not met a boxer tina;
has been able to q knockdown
over him. He has been told that
Potty is a good puncher and liable
to spoil his good record. but he only
laughs and claims that no matter
how hard Potty a punch he will
not be able to floor him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21

CLEvELAND-Chariey Jamieson
the youngster who has been keeping
veteran Jack 9raney on the bench
most Of the season. covers a. muc<
ground as Speaker. They're oornf
pair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
HELMETTA-CRANBURY
GAME TOMORROW

BY Special Correspondent.
\ HELMETTA, Aug. 21.-The Helm
eta Club team will make an attempt
Sunday afternoon to break the win
ming streak of the strong Cranbury
nine that has been creating an I'M
usual record this season. Manager
John Barlow has a team that has
not showed its class in this section
this year as all his games have been
played away from home. He has
taken the strong Highstown team
into camp twice, defeated Allentown
and Hopewell and other teams of
that calfbre and as Helmetta has
lost but n game this season and
that by n run, the indications are
that Cranbury will have all their
work cut out for them.
Mondoker, who has pitched eigh-
teen innings without a score being
made against him will be in the
points for Helmetta. Who will pitch
for Cranbury is being kept under
cover but Manager Barlow says
Helmetta will be on the short end
of the score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21

The Manhattan Parks and the
Perth Amboy baseball teams will
clash on the Raritan Copper Works
field at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
The probable Iineups Of the two
teams will be as follows:
Manhattan Parks.
Lamb, pitcher. Kunkel, catcher;
Clusman, first base; Cicero. second
base Weiss. shortstop; Quick, third
base; Shaw, left field; Ulrich, center
field; Reitz, right field.
Amboys.
Applegate, pitcher; Bader, catch
er; Regain. first base; Egan, second
base; Stinson, shortstop; Christo-
pherson, third base; Loeser, left
field; Romer. center field; Roads.
right field.
The Parks have played all the
leading teams in Newark and vicin-
3ty, including the strong police de-
partment and Meadowbrook baseball
teams and should give Mullen's play
ers quite a scare tomorrow. The
Amboy players r OF the opinion
that they will play the remainder Of
the season without being defeated.
Fans acquainted with the strength
of the Meadowbrooks and the New
ark police are sure to admit that
either of these teams would give
Mullen's outfit a go. any day in the
week, and the contests which the
Manhattan Parks have put up
against these teams and others of
like strength, warrant their making
d good showing on the Copper field
Tomorrow afternoon.
Harry APPLICABLE. Amboy's best in
the pitching department. should
surely be in tip-top form for this
game. Chunk" has had a big rest
this week after twirling three and q
half games the week previous. Local
fans are of the opinion that Apple
gate made a wise move in securing
relief after five innings of pitching
against Roosevelt last Sunday. Har-
~ took into consideration the
chances Of Amboy losing the game,
and the possibility of a sudden end
ing to his pitching career
Lamb Is the most likely choice
for mound work for the visitors,
with a possibility of Aft being called
upon to start the game. Rodda is
expected to be found In right field
in place of Pfeiffer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21

Paris and an Aheio-American meet
in London. The Paris program in
cludes 100. 400. 500, 1900 and 5000
meter races, relays for four-men
teams at 400 meters. and ITO and
400 meters hurdles. the high and
bread jump. and the javelin, discus,
shot and pole vault events.
The London meet VIII embraces
the 100. go, 40. $50 and 1850
yard events, relays for four-men
teams. the broad and high jump. the
120-yard high hurdles and the AVE
lin and the pole vault. Those Of the
men who desire to participate in the
Paris games sill proceed to the
French capital August 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
MORGAN WILL PLAY
MATAWAN TOMORROW

MATAwAN. Aug. z1.-The Nor
gan A. C. Of South Amboy will cross
bats with the representative Mata-
wan nine on the station grounds
here tomorrow afternoon in a bene-
fit game for the American Legion.
The contest will get under way at
$3.50 o'clock and inasmuch as there
is q great deal of rivalry between
the two teams a large crowd is ex-
.pected. Leary will probably do the
twirling for the home combination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
Standings In Major
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL EAG
Games Today

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 4; Pittsburgh, 2 I'll
innings).
Cincinnati. 10; Brooklyn, ..
Chicago. s.; New York, /.
St. Louis. s; Boston. 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Yesterdays Results
Boston Cleveland postponed ac-
count Chapman ~funeral).
Chicago, z; Philadelphia, 4 (1st).
Chicago. 9: Philadelphia, o (2d,
forfeit).
st. Louis-W Washington (rain).
Other teams not scheduled.
0f Teama
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
WEEKEND GAMES
ARE ATTRACTIVE
Several HeadIiners to Ap-
pease the Appetites Of Lo-
cal Fans for Two Days
WEEK. END GAMES.
Today.
Rubbersets, Newark. vs. r. G. W,
$3.50 O'Clock.
Tomorrow.

Rubbersets. Newark. We. r. G. W,
$3.50 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-21
Glover. Withont Game

The Clovers are without a game
for tomorrow afternoon, and man
ager. Tony Palermo would like to
hear from any light senior or Junior
team desiring q game. The Glover
manager can be reached at 1ss
Washington street.