Arizona republican., 1920-07-22
ABOUT THE STATE

Argonne and up Saint Mihiel hill. kill ing 16 Germans in one fight, capturing 23 single handed and chasing out he could not handle.
 When Castillo drew his knife Serna reported to the sheriffs office that he did not care to fight with the man, being as he was in a couatry at peace, not knowing how far he could go. h. stead he ran to the camp of the sec ton hands and then came into Tucson and reported the man for assault with a deadly weapon.
 Serna, who came back from the war with his hard won decorations, has been featured by all the newspapers from New York to Fl Paso.--Citizen.
 Jail |. w. w. Organizers
 CLurTON-Another attempt to "or- ganize" the camps of the erde dis trict for the l. W. w. was frustrated Monday when Frank Paulish and Frank Sauk were arrested by the Je rome police and jailed pending receipt of instructions from the United States department of justice officials to whom their stock of wobbly literature, etc, has been sent by Chief of Police Crowley.
 Paulish was completely equipped with credentials as organizer signed by sam Kopen of Butte. Mont. who is said to be on his way to "organize' the entire state and for whom every police officer within the boundaries of Arizona is now on the lookout.
 In addition to his letter of creden- tials Paulish carried bale of stamps of all sorts, relief stamps, due stamps, benefit stamps and others, which give evidence that the wobbly chiefs are waxing fat on the money extracted from their dupes. He had the tra- ditional red card and all the other paraphernalia of his trade, all designed to get money from honest workmen.- Copper Era.
 Gasoline Shortage Ends
 YUMA-The gasoline shortage in Yuma was of short duration for over the week end the Standard Oil com pany of Yuma received three cars of gas and deliveries were made early yesterday morning to service stations, and customers for the first time in three days were able to fill up their gasoline tanks.
 It is thought that there is not much danger from a serious gasoline short age in Yuma such as is now existing in and near Los Angeles. However. it is suggested that no more gasoline be used this summer than necessary for there is an acute shortage all over the United States, and in some places there is a regular gasoline famine. The Yuma gasoline is being received from the East and as long as the train runs it is probable that the local sup ply will be maintained beyond the fam inc point.-Morning Sun.
 Prisoner Makes Escape
 FLAGSTAFF - Flagstaff, Winslow and other officers are securing the country for Bert Ray. prisoner, who es- capped from the Winslow jail Thursday noon after beating up Ed Gardner, constable of that city.
 Ray. thinking he had killed the off cer after leaving him unconscious. left a note for the officers.
 Ray was being confined in the Win slow jail on federal charge.
 When Ed Gardner. constable, went to feed him in his cell Thursday noon. Ray attacked him. beat him up, knocked him unconscious, took his gun, star and money, wrote a note to the officers, locked the unconscious off cer in the cell walked outside the jail, locked the main door. boarded a freight train, and left town.-Leader.
 Import S1so,Ooo in Peas.
 NOGALES-Forty carloads garban- EOS from Sonora and Sinaloa were passed at the port of Nogales Satur- day. The chick peas were consigned to various parts of the United States, but most of the shil 2@~ent will be stored in Nogales warehouses to await dis tribution.
 The value of the garbanzos admitted Saturday is estimated at $1S0o00. The calculation is based on the fact that there are approximately 800 sacks to the carload and $15 is the valuation per sack.-HeraId
 Raves With Gun Tn Hand
 BISBEE-Fred Evans, brick mason and local contractor, who recently pur- chased the William Boyle ranch in the Sulphur Springs valley, was arrested Bohmfalk of Lowell at the instance of Mrs. Evans, whc said that her husband had become violently insane and was threatening her life and the lives of neighbors in the vicinity.
 When Constable Bohmfalk opened the door of the ranch house he found himself looking into the barrel of a gun in Evans hands. Bohmfalk brushed the gun aside and took Evans into GUS tody. There were three bullet holes in the floor that Evans said he had put there to find out whether the gun would work. In the city jail last night Evans appeared to be in his right state of mind but said he had been drunl, for several days and that this was the cause of the trouble. When first ar rested he was raving and said that he would take his own life in the jail be- fore morning. He was closely watched during the night by Tex Barton, jailer. Daily Review.
 Bring in Fine Dogs.
 PRESCOTT-W- Brown and Bill Crowder of Yuma valley arrived in Prescott Saturday afternoon by auto mobile. They carry an extra car for their fine string of hounds. They are going to hunt for big game, bear and mountain lion during the summer, and will take a whirI at the mountains around Senator, where they can get in by car. and may bag a lion or two Then they will go to the White noun tains and the Mogollons and spend the rest of the summer and may bring back few bear hides for the winter They are accompanied by the women and children and are having a fine trip, and enjoy the change of the high altitude very much. Much interest was shown in their fine dogs by many spectators who visited the car.-Jour- nal Miner
 Prisoner Tries to Escape.