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Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
Dozen Hits In Row
 Defeat Beaneaters

BOSTON, Sept. 7-In defeating Bos- ton St. Louis made twelve consecutive hits. After Hornsby lined to Boeckel in the fourth the visitors made five hits in a row off Watson and also five straight hits off McQuillan, who re- lieyed him. McHenry was out trying to stretch double into a triple, re- tiring the side. In the fifth Lavan and Heatheote hit safely. The streak was broken when Clemons flied to Maran- vile. Score: R. H. E. St. Louis .......010 500 000-9 20 1 Boston .-....... 100 102 000-4 10 0
 Doak and Clemons; Watson, Nc Quillan, l. Townsend, Pierotti and O'Neill.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
WESTERN LEAGUE

WESTERN LEAGUE Oklahoma City-Des Moines, wet grounds. Wichita ', Omaha 0. Tulsa 8, Sioux City '. Joplin 12, St. Joseph $.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
Plan Air Traffic

NOGALES-The government of the state of Sonora has granted a monop- oly on it's business which can be han dled by airplane service to the Inter national Air Service corporation of this city. The Sonora government has
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
Chaplin In Lineup;
 BurIesoue Follows

DETROIT, Sept. 17-Boston and De- troit played a slow, listless game, the locals winning out in the twelfth inning. The Tigers used five recruit pitchers, but they held Boston to nine hits. Veach made a home run, triple, double and three singles in six times at the bat. Score: R. H. E. Boston - 001 900 552 000-13 g Detroit .1o2 501 112 001-14 19 5
 Jones, Harper, Karr and Walters Chaplin, Schang; Bogart, Morissette, Wilson, Fried, Conkwright and Stan age, Manion.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
MacsWINNEY VERY LOW

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The condition of Lord Mayor MacSwinney of Cork was described as very low in the Irish Self determination leagues bulletin to- night. It says: Lord Mayor Mac Swinney is very low indeed. He is suffering from severe pains in the head. He is still conscious7
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
GUILTY OF MANsLAUeHTER

FORT WORTH, Tex, Sept. 17-Mrs. Mrytle Stiles, who has been en trial at Rotan, Texas, was found guilty of manslaughter following the staying of her divorced husband, Roy Winters, and given ten years in the penitentiary by a jury yesterday. Winters was killed at layton, in September, 1918.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
Browns and Mackmen
 Stage Comedy Battle

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17-St. Louis hit Naylor and Bigbee hard today and de- feated Philadelphia. The locals col lected 24 hits for a total of 32 bases.
 Score: RH E. Philadelphia .... .001 006 oO1-S Is l St. Louis ......2S0 016 00x-17 24 3
 Bigbee, Naylor and Perkins, Myatt; Lynch and Severeid, Collins.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN

S1HWAGS WEA 0o LIN
 River Crossings Sacaton-the river is dry and the crossing is good.
 Main highway Springerville to Hol- brook in good condition. Mountain roads soft but passable.
 All main county and state roads in good condition: others fair and being improved.
 Roads generally good. Showers are causing some mud over short stretches but not delaying travel.
 Graham ounty
 County roads rough in places, but generally good.
 GreenIee County All roads in good condition; slight damage caused by recent rains re- paired.
 Gila County
 Roads over county in good condition Salt river bridge will open for traffic Sept. l. New road to Gisela from Roosevelt and Payson road completed
 Maricopa County Prescott -Wickenburg road good Black Canyon slow from New river north. Florence. new state highway to forks at Superior. Coast, Parker and l3lyth ferrys both running. Tempe bridge open for light vehicles.
 MohaNe County All main roads in fair condition except Old Trails national highway from Crozier to Blackberry, and Oat- man to Topock. Drivers must be care full in crossing washes.
 Navajo County
 Best road, Holbrook to Winslow, north of Santa Fe railroad. Fit. Apache road rough from Shumway to Show low. All other roads good. Whiteriver-Roads across reserva- ton are rough, but dry and hard ex- cept for a few soft places at the high
 Pima County
 All main roads in the county in l good shape; balance fair. Federal roac l to Mount Lemon is completed. Pinal County Mountain roads in good condition valley roads dusty and rough. Flor | construction; take desert roads be | tween these two points. 1 Canta Cruz County ! Several storms last week; and road 1 washed out at several places through out county.
 YaVapai ounty
 Roads Prescott to Phoenix via Blacl | Canyon good via Wickenburg. mile is rough road. Prescott to Ask Forl 10 miles rough. All other roads good
 Yuma County
 Ehrenberg ferry open to traffic | Road in good condition. | Parker-Road via Parker and Nee dles in good condition.
 WESTERN LEAGUE I Oklahoma CityDes Moines, we i grounds.
 Wichita T, Omaha 0. Tu1Sa Siol1x City z
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
: FJRE DEsTRoYs BIock

FILLER. Idaho, Sept. 17.-Damage es- timated at s300,000 was caused here today by fire which destroyed an en- tire business block. Fire apparatus from nearby cities was dispatched here to fight the flames, believed to have orinigated in the basement of a mer- canti1e establishment.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
MEXICAN PARTY EN TOUR

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Sept. It. Twenty eight prominent Mexican busi- ness men and planters from Yucatan arrived yesterday from Progresso. The party will make tour of the United States
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
COLORADO GOVERNOR
 PUTS BAN IN SUNDAY
 STATE FAIR OPENING
IRepubIIean A. P. Leased WIrel

DENVER, Colo, Sept. Ex-Governor Shoup late today issued an order for bidding the contemplated opening Of the state fair at Pueblo on Sunday next The governor declared the Sunday opening was in violation of state sta tutes Several ministerial and other religious organizations protested the Sunday opening.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
Postpone Opening One Day


 PUEBLO, Colo, Sept. 17-Declaring that they had no desire to take any ac- ton regarding the opening of the state fair which would be at variance with the executive order issued by Governor Shoup, which forbade the opening of the state fair on Sunday. the mem bers of the state fair commission tonight issued a statement declaring that they previously had believed that the man agement Of the fair was largely in their own hands and base their belief on former statements of the governor. The following signed statement was issued:
 Tn accordance with an executive or der. we hereby announce that the Colo rado state fair will officially open on Monday, Sept 20. This order, coming at the eleventh hour, on the very eve of the greatly advertised best state fair ever held in the West, it will entail untold loss, disappointment and incon- venience to the state fair as an or ganization and to thousands of its pa irons.
 'It has at all times been our wish and intention to accede to the desires of the governor, and relying on his former statements we believed we were doing so until the receipt of the def- mite order above quoted.
 !Signed) Martin Walter Jr., % fPresident.
 John J. Tobin, Secretary,
 ''wyatt Boger, Treasurer:
 AH
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
ION'S TIIEATER,

EoXS theatcr presents this evening for the last time June Caprice and Creighton Hale in Albert CapaIIani's success The Love Cheat" a con- edy drama of unique attractiveness Gerald Griffin & O.. the troupe of Irish entertainers that have met with such great success in New Britain will also be on the progranl fer the last time.
 With prohibition assured il is very unlikely that love will drive men to drink. However, there is always an alternative, as may be seen in Jack Pickford's latest contribution to the silent drama. featured at FoN's for the last half. Burglar by proxy is one when a young man is driven to burglary by love. Jack Pickford as sunlCs the role of Jack Robin, in love with Dorothy Mason. Pickford is taken into the Mason home when he is found apparently unconscious with his head resting on a bIown-out tire in front of the Mason home Three days of invalidism gives the young man am pie time to fall :l vic time to the charms of Dorothy and at the same time become familiar with the lay of the house. Several days later the subject of Jacks affections is awakened by some ono in her room. The intruder proves; to he none other tha1r Jack himself. He is caught red
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
Thc Adventure
 hat Came 10 MaugC Beside
q Lonely Road.


 .ion Was ailing and tretful for bays. the usual duration of le' live attacks. Although in no &r, she took up her mothers c1- Ittention. leaving my father anh our own ucViCCS.' l Was care kowever. to convey the impress Io my father that | was extreme / sy with affairs ot my own. for &ls like d boN in his cnjoNmcnt l fishing in the b;lN and l wished ve him every opportunity his &d vacation afforded.
 I two boats which had so excited |uriosity by their persistent hoN- around our camp disappeared l ay after our bottle fishing eN- in with Mrs. Ticer and her son
 The familiar udagc, 'Out ot
 out of mind" was never more k eNemplified than il was in my Behavior where they were con-
 j..
 &prgot altogether my vague Hp- nsions concerning the strangers
 had occupied them so persls>-
 dism issed as a NaGaTy of i'm ion the theory I had concocted 3rning the identity of the big man N second boat, and llinging ali No the winds revelled in the sOli- little excursions through the SUP ling country which my oWner- bf car and my newly acquired to drive il cha bled me to take. f again 9" Lillian queried upon tternoon of the second day fol- E my unexpected meeting with Iettit.
 you need me for anything "' I.kly countered, while I hastily he'd my conscience for a poSs1- .emissneSS in my share of the E household duties of the camp nat Lillian would have reminded htire half of the work. but hc,'
 had startled me into the re-
 rance that I had spent an un-
 amount of time travelling d in the machine during the lust preceding.
 indeed" Lillian said heartily.
 es my heart good to see you so Biastic over anything again were getting fairly blase and
 my dear. back in Marvin. In fou were headed for as nice a case of nervous breakdown as #ould not wish to see. So you nagine how glad I am to see urn into rampant, roaring fiend." :" I protested, laughing, sure not so bad as thatH'
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
BETTER THAN CAEOME[
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
 Are a Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calornel. For IF years he used these tablets fa vegetable compound mixed with olive oiD in his private practice with great success.
 They do all the good that calomel does but have no bad after effects. No pains, no griping, no injury to the gums or danger from acid foods-yet they stimulate the liver and bowels Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you feel "logy" and "heavy." Note how they clear clouded brain and pIk up the spirits. 10c and 25c boz.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
Plans Completed for Annual Event at
 ATmOFy,

All roads will lead to the state ar nlo1y next week where the annual au- tomobile shoW will be held under the auspices of Company M. State Guard and Company I, Veteran corps All of the latest models in automobiles will be on exhibition and there will also be a complete display of accessories. The cars will be moved into the ar mory Monday III molning and every thing will be in readiness when the doors open Monday at ?. m. Start ing Tuesday the show will be open from o'clGck until 10:3e o'clock.
 People of the city who are going to purchase automobiles this spring have l'een waiting for the local show be- fore placing their orders. They re- alize that all of the new cars will be on display and q chance will be giv- cIl to look them over and a better selection can be made. This is going to be the banner year in the automo-
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
ee s~v,.s<, WILLIAM 5. 1hR m Johr
LICEUNf THEATER

hahoed and accused of stealing other articles while he was a cripple in 1heir nome. The circumstances prove rather enba rra ssing for the young, man but the em mba rra ssment of this nntlmcly meeting is as it were q mere Tfll1e compared to what happens to him when he tries to recover the property he has been accused of stealing. Ii is d lively play Pearl Whit" and q Sunshine comedy are also on the schedule. The vaudcNiIlc program will consist of four splendid acts headed by The Abyssinian Eight in an pffering entitled "Celebrating a Day in Tennessec'
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21

..Prettv close to it." she rctortcI. (Which way are you headed noW::"
 '-AnyWay you happen to want me to go" i said promptly. for 1 guessed sine had an crIT,nd she would ike performed. but with her usual con- sidcra1ion I knew she would not hroach il it it did not iii III with my plans.
 MO- tell me-" she said stuh"ornl,,, flor il really isn1 important.
 Il thought ol driving to Southamp- ton" l admitted.
 Through the Woods.
 II thought So." she said. - ln"N you've teen dying to try that woo road again. Well. you. couldn't ll'e ;t lovrlcr day. and there are not many rilrs on the roHu, so you won't 'G bothered dodsins much. And if you really are going there. do get me some ;.riStol board. There's clcVcr little shop there where you can get the kind l want ana it's the only one any where around. I'm not entirely out. bu, 1 shall be soon, and ii you're 90 ing today it will save Il special trip latet.
 T shall be charmed. I'm sure." 1 said lHughinglH, and with ;t technical direction or two as to the quality she wished and d commission from Marion for some ''cut-out dolls,' 1 departed well pleased hat Lillian had uttered no objection 10 the routc I was taking.
 For the wood road" to .SOuthamP- ton while the prettiest. most fascin- ;pting spot had seen in many t ua5- was, vet. rather d lonely thorough fare winding mp and down steep hills. with continuous woods upon either side. There were few houses along ii. but there were enough cars travel ing it to give one d feeling that if anything happened one would not be entirely alone for very long.
 Madge'S Skill Tested.
 It had appealed to my sense of the romantic ever since | had first seen it. and it was with a feeling of em- barkation upon distinct adventure that l turned the nose of |my car down the shaded woodland road.
 For a good half-mile I sped along. perfectly content. thrilled With the joy of motion, the exquisite beauty flying past me. Then, with a loud ! report that almost made mo take my hands from the steering wheel, one of the tires exploded and l brought l the machine to a stop. With the grim 1 reelection that now I would have the l opportunity 10 test the result of the l instruction I had received in the gar 1 age as to the changing of tire.
 I carefully went over in my mind l the instructions I had been given and i found that remembe bered them per fectly. But my untrained hands made i sad mess of the task and l was ruefully regarding the slit I had made 1 in a perfectly good inner tube when, l from the road behind me, anotherl machine slaclcncd speed. hen 1 stopped abruptly.
 Well. Lady Fair." burlesQued a l voice I knew. and at which I invol- ] untarily shirered. 'Is il thus we l meet again?'
 I turned-it was Harry Underwood. 1
 Dance to your hearts content at the !
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
LI(IJM TuEAIIR

Tonight is the only chance left to see the big bill at the Lyceum which was brought here for just one day. Pauline Frederick i'll Paid in F'uil' IS the feature picture. with Fatty Ar buckle in The HaNsecd." news week. ly and d chapter of inc big serial, ''Thc Lion Man.. will be shown. Four acts of vaudeville were brought from New York for just one 0aN. Tho LiM changes tOmOrroN.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21

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 PILLS AND TABLETS Baycr'S Aspirin 15c-29c. Malaria Pills 14c. Doan's Kidney Pills 42c. Olive Tablets 9c-19c. Carter's Liver and Nerve Pills t3c.
 Bcilan'S Tablets 1Sc. BcecIlam'S Pills 9c-1sc. Natllc's Remedy 1Sc. Hill's Cascara QuiniIfe f9c. Bliss Native Herb Pills 19c- a9c. Shar Headache Waters 19c. Pape's Cold Compound Tablets 29c.
 Tapes Diapepsin Tablets 39c. Nuxated Iron Tablets 73c. FHruitativeS 200.
 Harlem Oil Capsules 2sc.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21
PALACE THEATER.

Tonight is the last showing of Blanch Sweet in her new photoplay, "A Woman of Pleasure" also the big vaudeville attraction. Josie F'lynn's Fashion Minstrels. Thursday Friday and Saturday brings an entirely new show. Tine big photoplay feature is Anita Stewart with Harry Morey in the interesting drama. ''The Wrcck.'
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21

As a special added attraction Fatty Arbuckle will be shown in his roar ing comedy, "The Hayseed.''
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21

bile industry and local dealers look for big business at the show next week.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21

Dance 10 your hearts content at the E ks fair.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-21

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 ID EpSOm Salts 1Oc. Sal Hepatic;t 19c-3SC-79c. MercLs Sodium Phosphate , lC..
 Sci1litz Powders 25c box. Pluto Water pint 25c. CONTINENTS AND SALNES. BauIne AnalgeSique l5c. ReSinol Ointment 3Sc. Cuticura Ointment 36c. Palmcr'S Skin Success 19c. MaIen;t Salve 1Oc. PoSlaIn 39c. Gris,tOld'S SalVcS 19c.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-26
The Tale Of a Shirt.

A torn shirt was produced as Svi.
dence In a case which came up In the
police court not very long ago, when
an American judge whose native
tongue Is English heard the tale Of
the shirt from Filipino brand Of
American whose native tongue IL
Spanish. through an interpreter whose
native tongue Is also Spanish. but who
understands English well enough to
explain that his cOuntryman's shirt
was torn In a ''pllikia over one pants"
and had disappeared from his laun-
dry. The defendant was Chinese
who claimed through an
interpreter whose native tongue is also
Chinese, but who understands English
sufficiently to explain that the Fill
pfnO had accepted the laundry on
Sunday only to return on Monday to
pick fight over the alleged disap-
pearance of his zone pants" The
was defended by a law
yer of Chinese blood who speaks Eng
fish like a native of the states.-Pa-
cific Commercial Advertiser, Homo
lulu
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-26
Fire Without Matches.

Fire without matches may be pro
duced with handful Of dry grass and
two pieces of wood, one called the tin
derwood, and the other piece of very
hard wood or very soft wood that IL
called the drill or spindle A hand
fui Of dry grass is placed on a solid
rock or board. and a notch Is cut In
the Underwood. The Underwood is
then placed on the dry grass and the
spindle Is inserted in the notch In
the Underwood. The spindle is made
TO spin at fast rate between the
palms of the hands until coal Is pro-
duced. Then the dry grass Is taken
up in the hands and blown on to make
a blaze. 1t Is then dropped on the
ground and dry twigs and other grass
piled on. A much quicker method
than using the palms of the hands Is
to have a bow with leather thong
on II. The spindle is fixed
with one turn around It and made to
revolve very fast in the notch Of the
Underwood.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-26
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Inserted by Henry Chinn in behalf of himself
To be paid for at the rate of Csc per column inch
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
OF ELY, MINI.

/ wish to advise that l have filed
as candidate for the Office of Mayor
in the election to be held in the City
on December 7th, 1920, and solicit
your support.
In soliciting this support, l wish it
thoroughly understood that / am
under no obligations to any particu-
lar Person, Party or Corporation.
Neither have / made, or intend to
make any promises to any Person,
Party or Corporation. If you favor
me with your vote, and'I am elected
I will endeavor to administer the dut-
les of the Office to the best of my
ability.
WITHOUT ANY STRINGS.
HENRY cH1NN.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-26
Highest Type Of Joy.

There's no JOY superior to that Of
rising above what the community pre-
diets for you. Yet every man has 1t
In him to be infinitely above what
others think possible. Hidden deep In
every man are the unseen PERSONAL
ties waiting for the touch Of occasion
to call them forth. They respond as
matter of growth and then only to
answer a recognized need. As the
mind is urged to finer determinations
1t learns to weigh more subtle argu-
ments. AS the heart Is taught to feel
the cry OF anOfher's sorrow It devel-
ops larger capacity to enter into the
finer feelings Of the human soul. 1t
Is all matter Of human and divine
laws. He who permits himself to de-
velop his best becomes the man Of
the hour In time OF need. He rises on
the strength OF his trained personality.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-26
Peat

Peat has long been used In fertiliz-
Ing the soil. having been either applied
as direct fertilizer or used as a filler
for commercial fertilizer Analyses of
the peats Of the United States show an
average nitrogen content OF about z
per cent, proportion somewhat higher
Than that found in some commercial
fertilizers. The value of peat In soil
fertilization Is found In Its nitrogen
content and in the beneficial mechan-
ical effect it produces upon certain
lands. Black, thoroughly decomposed
peats are most satisfactory for ferti-
lizer. as such peats are generally heav.
Ter and more compact and contain
more nitrogen and less fibrOus materi-
al than the brown types.-United
States Geological Survey.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-26
May Be Pirates Hoard.

Henry Johnson. the chief man at
Orange Town. island of ST. Eustatia.
was digging post hole a few years
age and turned up a small sealed
earthen jar, which was filled with old
coins. They were japanese pieces 200
years old, relics of the trade which
the Dutch were among the first to es-
taDiish with the far east. These were
said to have been buried when a black
pirate barque poured her drinking.
blasphemous crew ashore for a nights
orgy. Another story of the japanese
coins is that some Kittifonian or Der.
mudian, waxing rich in contraband
trade In his neutral mart, exchanged
the dollars and eagles he had gained
from America for japanese gold at
the money merchants, thereby eluding
the clutches OF the British admiral,
Lord Rodney. who raided the island
In 1881.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-26

cliff swallow will eat Thousand
IDEAS. mosquitoes. wheat midgets or
beetles that iniure fruit trees i'm a
day, and. therefore, is to be encOur-
aged. says the American Forestry as
the caves swallow because it plasters
Its nest on the outside Of barn or
other building up under the caves.
Colonies OF several thousand will build
their nests together on the side of
q cliff. These nests, shaped like
nattened gOurd or water-bottie, are
made Of bits Of clay rolled into pei
lets and lined with straw or feathers.
This bird winters in the tropics.