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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
BIDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL
BONDS TO BE OPENED

Bids for the bonds of 100000 issue
recently voted for the Phoenix Union
high school will be opened Monday
morning, March %, at IL o'clock at the
office of the board of supervisors. Sew
eral representatives of bond houses
over the country already are in the
city and more are expected before
Monday. Some bids. it is thought will
be received by mail at the eleventh
hour.
Among the bond house representa-
tives now. here are Russell F. Hall, rep
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
SAVE MILLIONS
TOCOTTONMEN
BY 1--WE N 7 ION
Arizona Man Granted Pat
ent on Improved Gin
Which He Claims Will
Save the Strength of the
Long Fiber

Wiley w. Conway of Huron. Ariz..
has received a patent for an improved
cotton gin which he claims will pro-
duce practical roller gin which will
gin long staple cotton as well as the
short-staple variety, the machine eff
1ectively separating the seed from the
fioer without breaking, cutting or
damaging the fiber. He also claims
that the value of the staple, in quality
as Well as price, will be increased.
BY his invention Conway expects to
save millions of dollars TO- cotton
growers annually.
The saw and knife machines now in
use are breaking and cutting the fiber
10 such an extent that the cotton men
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21

-esenting Keller Bros. OF DeIlver:
John H. Dinkens. of Elstcn and com
pany, Los Angeles: Il. H Blanchett OF
Graves, Blanchett and Thornbury ITO
ledo. Ohio and w. A. Scott of ~ H.
Rollins and Sons. Denver.
The bonds were issued for impreve-
ments and new buildings at the high
school and it is expected that cornpe-
tition Will be keen in the bidding8
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21

ems club was discussed by one of It's
member Mr.. II. T.. Bog in her talk
featuring the clubs lunchroom for
1000 working girls.
Miss Vivian Young OF the Arizona
School of Music gave delightful
reading, and c. T. Yates and r. b.
Beclwith contributed song numbers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
FIND MANY MEDICINES
WHICH ARE UNDER BAN

That there have been violations of
the prohibition law in the sale of pat
ent medicines by local druggists was
revealed by an investigation conducted
the past week by W. Il. Webb, state
director for the enforcement of pro-
hibition. and his deputies. 1t is al
legged that Webb and Inspectors Bailey
and Merrill found many medicines on
the shelves OF druggists which had no
right to be held in stock, according TO
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
BIRTHS IN PHOENIX
IN PAST MONTH, Az

Four hundred and twelve children
were born in the district of Phoenix
during the month of February, accord
ing to the record of births registered
with the state board of health. OF
these. 249 are boys and 1853 girls. Chill
dren of white parents numbered 247:
Mexican, 161: Indian, 4.
That the number of births registered
do not represent AZ me births in this
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
FAIR TRIAL pEMANnEn

Mr. Pinfeather-Don't you think ii
should go away for time you cp
learn to love me- You know, absei
makes the heart grow fonder
Miss Marbleheart-You might trt
But be sure to go far enough and s
Icing enough.-Houston Post.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21

the law.
1t is understood that there Will be
no prosecutions for violations of the
law, since the druggists claimed to be
unfamiliar with the provisions of the
new act. They displayed willing
ness to comply with the law in every
particular, but claimed they had not
understood that it covered certain
drugs in their possession.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
COTTON GROWERS
FIGHT BOLL-wORM

LAKE CHARLES. lathe Mexican
pink boll-worm has turned up here and
cotton growers are taking stringent
measures to prevent its growth. Sew
eral hundred acres of cotton land at
Cameron Parish, near here. is under
quarantine
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21

district for the month was announced
at the board of health. Strenuous eff
forts are being made by health Off
Gals and federal authorities, it was
said. TO educate the public to register
all births for census PURPOSES.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-10
LOCAL. AND
 l PERSONAL 1 MENTION

Mrs. F. McCrary left on last nights boat for California.
 J. V. Lydick returned yesterday from a short business trip to Seward. Mrs. William Lindig left on the Ala meda on a visit to her folks back East
 Charles l.. Graber and wife of Carthy left on the Alameda for Cali fornia.
 Duncan Stewart arrived in town to- day from Latouche on the launch Shamrock.
 Joe White returned yesterday from trip of several weeks to Seward and Anchorage.
 Mrs. J. B. Carlyle was an outgoing passenger on the Alameda, on a visit to the States.
 Deputy Marshals w. L. Fursman and H. c. Kavanagh returned from Valdez yesterday.
 J. M. Elmer, who has mining inter ests on Slate creek, is in town for a few days on business.
 Mrs. Fred Ahrens, wife of the sec tion boss at Mccarthy, left for the States on the Alameda.
 Miss Naomi Pottelin, daughter of an Afognak merchant, was here yester- day on her way to the States.
 Mrs. J. W. Spau1ding and daughter, Miss Harriet Spaulding, of Port Wells, are spending a few days in town.
 Captain B. F. Moore of the Moore Packing Company left last night on short business trip to Seattle,
 The decking has been removed from the Chitina bridge, which, it is ex- pected, will be washed out at any time.
 Edgar J. Davis and M. E. Holben
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-10

left today for the Copper River flats, where they will engage in fishing for the summer.
 A landslide at Latouche took out part of the pipe line at the Ladvsmith mine and resulted in the loss of 5000 gallons of oil
 Raymond Lewis, formerly of Bremen ton, came to Cordova yesterday from Seward to accept a position in The Club barber shop.
 Fred McMichael, who spent the nast lew months at Seward and Anchorage returned yesterday to resume his old position on piledriyer X52.
 hVerett T. Moore and Miss Nellie M. Anderson of Ellamar were married at the commissioners office on satur- day evening by Judge Noaks.
 MISS Katherine Miller Of Valdez, a former nurse at the Cordova general hospital, spent yesterday with local friends on her way to the States.
 F. J. Rhines, who has been in the Cordova general hospital for the past two weeks, today returned to his post at the Hinchinbrook lighthouse.
 William Canavan has returned from a stay of several months at Yakataga Beach, where he was looking after some oil locations for local people.
 J. L. Fozard, superintendent of the Beatson mine at Latouche, arrived in town yesterday on a launch, and left at an early hour this morning for Val dez.
 Mrs. I. Bayles and daughters, Edith and Dorothy, of Anchorage, were in town yesterday, on their way to Cali, fornia, where they will spend the sum. mer.
 Mrs. Grant Caughey and mother Mrs. L. Durham, accompanied the re- mains of the formers husband to Omaha, where interment will take place
 L. J. Day, wife and baby, of Chitina left on the Alameda last night for the States, where they will make their future home.
 The Order of the Eastern Star serv ice was conducted yesterday afternoon at the cemetery in the burial of the late Mrs. Newman, who died recently of pneumonia.
 Dr. w. H. Chase and c. W. Scar
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-10

borough returned last night from al hunting trip to Hinchinbrook island but claim that he snow is still too deep for bear hunting
 Chief Machinist's Mate Jensen ar rived today on the U. s. s. Saturn, and will be stationed hereafter at the naval radio station at Mile z.
 Ten deaths have occurred at Fair banks from influenza, but reports to- day are to the effect that the epidemic is on the decline, and those afflicted have a fair chance of recovery.
 Attorney Arthur Frame of Anchor age, Republican candidate for the house of representatives, came to Cor dova on yesterdays boat and will spend a few days here with friends. Mrs. J. w. Date and young son, Richard, were outgoing passengers last night for Rochester, Minn., where the boy will undergo an operation at Mayo Bros institute.
 The halibut schooner Scandia, which was wrecked on Montague island about six weeks ago and was repaired here, left today for Seattle, with Capt. Mornas in command.
 William Ellis, manager for the Frye Bruhn Company at Seward, spent yes terday in town as the guest of Fred Glasbrenner. MT. Ellis is on his way to England on visit to his folks.
 Attorney T. J. Donohoe, Mayor A. J. Adams, w. F. Mahar, Horace Leach and Patrick Tammany returned yes terday from Valdez, where they had been in attendance at the district court.
 l Fred Diljgren, who is conducting a fox ranch on Naked island, has re- ceived a cablegram from the superin- tendent of the Chemewa school, in Oregon, notifying him of the death of his daughter, Freda, who was a stu dent at that institution. 1 Additional Local and Personal News
 on Page Five) MASONIC MEETING Special meeting of Mount Mckinley Lodge No. 183, F. & A. M., tonight.
 J. H. SEILEN, w. M.
 w. K. BROWN, Secretary.
 NOTICE
 Regular meeting of Cordova Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska, at Eagle room to- night.
 GEORGE DOOLEY, Secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-10
NOTICE

NOTICE Regular meeting of Cordova Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska, at Eagle room to- night.
 GEORGE DOOLEY, Secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-10
MASONIC MEETING

Special meeting of Mount Mckinley Lodge No. 183, F. & A. M, tonight.
 J. H. sETLEN, w. M. w. E. BROWN, Secretary.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

Washington, Ehero I3.LDespd6s de
i'm acalorado debate. la camafa vote
hoy por una votacion de 1872 contra
12S adoptar ma resolution por 81
repfesenEante .Gailivan, dem6cfata, de
MassaehlsettsI pidiendo al departa-
mento de guerra los nombres de to-
dos los oficiales y otros quienes fue-
ron agraciadps con Ia medalla de ser
Ivicio distinguid0 por sus servicios du-
ante Ia guerra.
Gasi t0dos los dem0cratas yotaron
en- contra de la resolution.
El Representaute Ga1lfvan hizo uni
ataqne gv~iFHlento sobre ell General
March 5efe del estado mayor, mien-
tEas Que los Representatives, Dewalt y
Steele, de Pennsylvania, defehdieron
yigorosamente al iefe del estado ma
yor, ~declarando los dltimos que 81
General March habfa pe}eado en- ell
extfaniero como un verdader0 sol
dad0 y Yolvio aquf sobre su misnia
l0p8sici6n."
III presidente del comite militar,
Kahn, ptso en- duda algunas de las
a~seYeraciones de N. GaIlivan, y Ell
Representante Caldwell, d~em6crata,
de N4ey0 York. diio que los ataques
sobre los o~ficiaIes edacados on West
Point y Leavenwoth eran injustifica
dos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15


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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

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AL urgir una Investigator congre-
sional de Ia concession de condeeora-
Clones militares por seryfcios duran
te la guerra, oil Representante Gal
Ivan de Massachusetts, declare en- la
camara hoy que, en- proportion, Sc ma
bian ~concedtdos mas medaIlas de SER
yicio distinguish d aos o~ficiales del
Iejercito que nunca Sc ~acercaron al
frente de batalIa aino u auedaron
en- Washington, que a aqneiIog due
prestaron sus serVicios alIende los
mares.
Els Ia critica comun en- ell eiercieo5
.dij0 Mr.. aGllivan, que nuestro pre-
sente 1efe de estado mayor y uno de
sus ayudantes, I'M coroner cuyo deber
era servir de escolta y b~anquetear
con las misiones eKtrangeras auuf
en- Washington no tienen IN lugar
Hmpio entire sas e~ihtur0nea Ut sus
cuellos para ponerse medaIIas, Las
que Sc les han dado como resuItado
de ese seryici0.1
EI congfeso deBe inyestiear todas
Ids c~oncesiones de medailaa y crtsees,
dijo Mr.. Gapiyan, para determines eli
porQue algunas Observation-Disclosures re-
ciDieron atenci0n y de otras no Sc
hizO case.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
10 QUE slGNlFicARsA PARA Ill
EJERClTo AMERICANA IA
INTERVENTION EN-
MEXICO.

NatHfalmente que 81 ej6rcito anne
ricano estd intensamente ~fnteresadc
en- Ia EitHaci0n mexicana En- Ia &c,
tuaiidad Il gobierno esta en- meiof
poaici6n pain hacer frente g lh emer.
'eencta que 10 que IA estad0 en- 10
pnHado. Que contfnae en- 81 mIsmo
e8tado de preparation, depende pfln.
cipaimenfe def tempo que Sc he per.
mita q Il organization milltar dete.
fiofarse en- los mano De- nneyo con,
gresO.
cnalqulera operacion mlIitar cn
contra de Mexico serla manigleata
mente Vensita Bh tai sltuaci6n Ii
transportation do Las tr0pas pOr he
IRA. haxta los lusafes dc hatalla sarfa
M factor impoftafite ca IA elecueE0n
DO "a campaha. "A pfDxlmidad ID
Mexico ) las variaa expedlcIones BIZ.
nifivas 4 tfavts Dc ID frunlera nro.
hablemenfe habran efeado ma IN.
preston fnteranente gff0nea AZ aae.
una intervention completes pusde ron.
segnifse pof ~ nloviimiento excansb
famente pcf tisffA Iat hosgflidades
senaTates. lln embargo fomafzn IN
atpecto entefkhnenle dIftfenle Del
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

ira nuestra juyentud, Ell cual est4
alberto para aquellos que poseen 81
idioma castellano y Que por ahadidu-
"a, poseen tambien Ell idloma ingles.
Por 10 tanto. Instances a nuestros
l~ectores que a. recibir su p~eri0dico
va sea Ell nuestro, o cuaIquiera de
los numerosos que Sc publican On
este estado en- 81 idioma espanol, 10
'solamente 10 lean para e~nterarse de
las noticias que eontiene, sino que 10
estudien, 10 anaIicen, noten sns de-
fectos y aprecien sns ~bellezas, y que
proenren darlo a sus hijos, parientes
y amigos, para que sea leido y apre-
ciadO por ellos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

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enc en adnhnir 81 - querla riaaifI
car = ioa nihDa d. eecnala y 4 loa
mMeasfaA aus - dannrtan naar "a
tfussh aIilapanpAmeFieanos IA.
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o. t'aheo y meAlesnna. na euntsa 10
hatia ra1en paa 1uc se naassa ~
Sagtp Aierica
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

Editorial de- Ia Revista de Taos
Ha q~uebrantado ell gObernador La
Trazolo las leyes fundamentales del
Ipais y del Estado?
Categ6ricamente: no.
Fl Prefecto o Mayor de Gallup ha
expresado la opinion de que Goberna.
dor del Estado y. A. LarrazoIo, ha co.
metidp un error yioIando las leyes de
la naci0n y del estad0 por haDer de.
cretadO Ia Ley MarciaI en- Gallup pa.
ra suprimir los ~desordenea causados
por Ia reciente hueIga.
Las -aseyeraciOnes del Mayor de- Ca
iluft A. 4. Hannett. son por dennis
~erfoheas, c~ualquiera que hayan sIdo
las razones que expus0 en- contra tn
les como hAber descuidado de en-
pieaf Ell derecho de someter a un trE
bunal a los incitadofes de ia hueIga.
En- primer Iugar, Ell G6bernador
obro baj0 una circumstances apremian
te ? de violenta seduction: restauraf
"a 6rden.
Cuando Ia PAX pdbIIca 80 aitera
ppr IN fuerza mayor. pOr IN mnfInI
popular u otro medic de des6rden. Ne
'recurre q las medidas mas seVeras
aaA Ia fuerza do las armas. Al mo
ntento do estailar n azonada n otro
moginiant0 armada. aon por demas
ere mOnlento los trlbunaIes, los
debates y tud0s trdmites legalos. La
unloa acci0n Is aa de las aimns. Que
0oIeto tiene Ia gnaFdsa uacionaI, AZ
no es 81 De snprimif los d~es6rdenesg
I'm seaund0 Mgnr IdjDs de qnehran
tar las leyes de- la naei6n. eli CcbeT.
nador cOntf1bay6 a gaardar IA paz
en- toda Ia naci6n misma. que en- eeos
dfas ostaba alterada por Ia mama
nuelea que tomaba preparedness aIar-
nantes In Gary, Ind, q mismo Ge.
neral Wood 80 puso Al frente dc an
pafah0n para suprimir ei des0rden
. que significa que q Gobierno f.
ierhi aprob0 Ia acci6n Fiolenfa y eff
az az Las armas On caro- uecesario,
'ara c%onservar Ia paa aIfaradn
Decfetar IA ley mnrcfaI no - sin0I
'stabieeer De antemnno Il tuiclO sn-
mario para TODD criminal In fodo
iais, On iodo esthdo quo 70 e~ncnentrs
agila0du en- sudics6n o nnnrquia
- DBic1 qu1 - Fecurfa a IA Ley
para poner remHdio q tan
sfNFa1 males.
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efr4do "a Eng opfeiuaea. oplrianfs
aou 1att4 una 0fansa para II pFf
ler alaai4tFado da Gnta anfidnd sci
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
EDTTORIALES
GREECE 81 ENTUslASMO PoR FL
ESTUDfO DEL. IDIOMA
cASTEEEANO

n
Cada dfa que pasa Sc nota mas
mas animation entire ell elements
lilustrado y consciente para propagai
el estudio y Ia practica del bello, rft
raico y candencioso idioma e~astellano
comunmente llamado entire nosotros
"idioma espanol."
No hace mucho, como un mes quf
"a tugimos o~portupidad de asistir en-
Albuquerque q una reunion que tn
yier0n los profesofes de espahol ID
dicha ciudad, quienes organizados On
una sociedad para el estadio del lido
ma casteliano. Sc fednen con el fin
de trabajar con ahinco en- IA propa-
gaci0n de nuestro idioma.
FL ST. Atanacio MOntoya, ex-supel
r~intendente de ~escuelas del condado
de Bernalillo. y persona que posee
n dicci0n casfellana perfecta. actu6
en- esta OCCASION como presidente de IA
tunta, siendo 81 81 presidents de 10
association. y dicho senor, con frises
e~locuentes expuso las mdltiples razo.
nos pof Las cuales debe genefallzarse
el estudio del idioma casteIlano en-,
ire loa maestros pfincipalInente, y q
r. que sus ra1onamient0s a mas de
SET ~correGtos y Yeridieos. fuer0n con.
pincgntes y dem0strativOs dc ID ne.
cesidad que exiate en- esta naci6n
para asimllaf 81 idioma que 80 hakaa
deHdo Ia otFa ribera del rio Grande
hasta h puhia adsfral De las Ame
ncas. o miuy ~pequehas excgpciones
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15


FL 1ueeo toma su turno justo. An
teriofmente los hombres pobres INA.
bajadores sostenfan ell autom6vfg IL
seis ~cilindros del cantinero- ahora
los vendedores clandestinos boot
Eleggers) y otros de 81 misma elase,
pueden, aunque no patrf0ticamente,
layudar al Ito Samuel a correr sus
negocios. Su ayuda es en- buen dine
70 en- effective, contarite y sOnante, v
por esta raz6n no es censurable.
los registros de Ia Corte de DIstri-
to de los Estados Unidos en- 81 Estas
do de Na1evo Mexico, muestran 4 las
claras cuan materiazmente han con
tribuidO los yendedores de licor d Las
esc0ndidas a Ia tesorer1a del gobler.
no. III dinero que Sc recibi6 en- la
eoFte nor muItas duranta los. sets
Misses que concluyefon 81 81 de- nf
ciembre dltino, 2m0nfarDn d s1n.260r
40, y segain dice WHY Parsons. se-
cretario de IA Corte Ge Dfafrito. mas
do $4,000 del total menclonado es
dc mnltas p0r transBresi0n dc Las
1eyoB de prohibition. m aho anterior
h Cortg en- Ell mlsnO parfodo
do seis naesea, ~ sunla do 9z7I1.35
en- multas.
John Stalick. de Gallup, tiene Ia
distinction de haber sldo 81 c0ntrIbu-
vents mas liberal q los reeibus de Ia
c0rto en- los altiinos sells meses. II
Juaz Federal Collin Nehletf. l0 mull6
en- ~ suna 40 5000. Staiick Il chi
al se~rretario De Ia corte III
por Ia suma r~equerlda. en- me
hos De cinco minutes despuEs que
Tue mlAtaaCs y los do sin decfr una
lola paiahfa aObre Ia multn.
Adele Winter, anteriormente acfriz
10 bales o hailarina en- Gallup fna
ira de las eontribuyentes forxosas de
q cindad De Gallup. por0 no ealaba
"a p Chase DE- Stasick. TODD d que
uyo que pagar fneFon s1Ai.55 4nein-
'cndo los c0st0a. INNS ella crUy6 Gus
"a m ultFaja. al men0s. Il diio al
ecfuiario Parsons. nue ~ufn una can
dad euorme por SOLO ycn1er trea
esos A. eefyezn Ademas a. Ii mut
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