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The New York herald., 1921-04-19
STATE or NEW YORK
OFFICE oF
SUPERINTEND DENT or PUBLIC WORKS
ALBANY.

April l, 1927.
NOTICE or OPENING or STATE CANALS
Seneca canals y III be opened 70 navigation
at twelve o'clock noon Of Saturday, April
30. 1lat
The following sections Of the old Erie and
Oswego canals retained in use viii also bc
opened 10 navigation at twelve o'clock noon
OF Saturday. April 30, 1921
Between Tonawanda and the city Of Buffalo.
Between the South Greece junction lock
and the Lexington avenue dam in the city
of Rochester.
Between New London junction and Mud
Lock junction locks and the city Of syria
cuse.
Between Rome Junction lock and Schuyler
street. III the clty OF Utica.
The date % opening OF the old canal be-
tween Waterford and the Hudson river At
Albany win be- held in allegiance on account
OF pending legislation.
The date Of opening Of the Black River
canal viii be announced later.
Tire Erie and Champlain canals; tho old
canal between TonawRnda and Buffalo. that
portiou Of the old canal at Rochester. and
the old canal between Rome and Utica VIII
BE- open to navigation - hours per day.
The Cayuga Seneca and the Oswego canals
will be open 70 navigation between the hours
OF 600 o'clock IN the morning and 1000
o'clock at night
The old canal through the city " Syra-
cuse viii be open 10 navigation between the
hours Of 1000 O'Clock AZ night and 600
o'clock IN The morning.
Copies Of rules ard regulations governing
navigation on the state canals may b. had
upon application to the Superintendent ~
Public Works. Charts showing the channel
III tho canalized rivers and lakes may hr
obtained nj this office az a cost q twenty
cents per sheet
CHARLES T.. CADi.E,
~ a
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Mail. ]

lby MAI
HILO. April 1o-Arrived, str Enterprise.
San Francisco.
Sailed 9th. str Alaskan, Delaware Break
water
HONOLULU, April 11--Arrived, strs Rich
mond, San Francisco; 18th, Maui, do. Sher-
man. do for Manila (and proceeded Anyo
Maru Dap, Hong Kong for Valparaiso via
San Francisco Tydeus tBr). New York for
Yokohama. &c Cand sailed l3th); Colombia .
Hong Kong, &C. for San francisco land
proceeded
Sailed l1th, strs Frank II Buck. san Fran
cisco; loth, Siberia Maru CJap). do.
HOUSTON. Tex, April l5-Saied, str
Franklin, Tamplco
MOBILE, Ala. April 13-Arrived. str Lake
Elmont. New York wa Tampa
NoRW ak, Ct. April ll-Arrived schr
Frederick II CBrl. st George NIB.
PORTLAND, Me, April i5-Arrived. str
Otsego, Portsmouth ito lay up).
san FRANCISCO, CAL April li-Arrived,
bark Conqueror. Durham.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. April 11--Sailed, strs
Broad Arrow, Woosung san Jose, Balboa.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
I By Telegreph.l ]

BOSTON Mass. April i6-Arfiped. str
Begsemer Fall River, schr Mabel Frye,
Norfolk
Arrived 18Th. strs Knowsley Hall tBm.
kalamata. &C. Gloucester. Baltimore and
Norfolk tand cleared to retuiml Grecian
Philadelphia; Sudbury. Hamburg North
hrrl,ed t7th. tugs Nottingham. Portland.
v.ith barge 1. & " & q No -, for New
York watuppa with barge Upton, do for
Cleared 18Th, s;r Grecian. Philadelphia and
Norfolk
sailed leth tugs Confidence, New London.
wih fishng scm Dawn Neponset, vineyard
Haven with barge Hcrry Entirott PallaS.
FaI River. with barge Mooremacl No 2.
Sailed 10Th. Ftrs Bristol y ambert- pniH 3
city of Atlanta Savannah. Persian, Norfolk
aud Avonmouth, Mongolia tswt, Newport
Neus tug Tamaaua, PHILADELPHIA with
ba rpes salem. Moseem and Barry.
sailed iS.h, strs Trafforf HAN tBri, New
York. Melrc,e Lamherts Point Lady OF
C;aspa (Br). i elifax and - Johns: Lake
Cahoon, New York Arizonan, San Pedro
ana San Francisco. Princes Matoika New
Marta Wind al Highland Light, y, 20
milcs, cloudy rough sea
BALTIMORE Nd. April IS Arrived. s'ta
tBr) Norvilt Nc-esan. Hamburg via Bosion
aud Phadclpa'r Manhattan eBrt, Hamburg
ana bremen Tasiimoo. New York schr
Mareare.a Tliroop PaTcaRonla
Saksdal and Bergen vla Neu York Maiden
BpUNsvicK. Gs Anrii l7-sailcd. str
Lafs rllmore, New York
BEAUFORT. NC, April ls--sailed. tug
Cynthic. Savannah. towing barge
sailed from Cape Lookout isth tug
Barstow. Wilmington sc, towing barpes.
BUZzARDS BAY Cape Cod CanaD. Mass,
wI,N barge. pallae, With Z w Taylor.
with I Cha ries r Grsenough. With ,.
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TransatL--Aic Mails.
TUESDAY. APRIL 1s,


Senegal Gambia French Guinea and
Sierra Leone fother parts of West Africa -,
via Dakar. Bathurst. Conakry. Freetown,
Bassa. II NJ
Europe. Africa and West Asia Via Bou-
logne and London mail - also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, Ireland and other
countries str Panhandle state, y tsnp
80 PM.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20.
France Roumania Bulgaria. Czecho- Slo-
vakia Jugo- Slavia Austria. Hungary. Po-
land, Switzerland, italy, spain. Greece, Por-
tugal, Turkey. Egypt British India, kenya
and Uganda, Malta. Siam, Ceylon and
tries ~ also parcel post mails for France
and other countries, str France, $3.50 AN.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar lltaN -.
via Ponta Delgada. Gibraltar and Naples
also parcel post malls for Azores Islands
and Gibraltar, str Canopic. $50 AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Cher
bourg and Southampton Norway ~ also
parcel post malls for Great Britain, Ireland,
France and other countries, str Olympic IL
AM (sup Il 80 PM.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar utaly >, via
Ponta Delgada. Gibraltar and Naples lordt-
nary mail only) by rail TO Boston, Mass,
and thence by str Canopic, PM
THURSDAY, APRIL ~
Europe Africa and West Asia. via Liver
pool NORWAY, Sweden, Denmark and FIN
fand ~; also parcel post mails for Great
Britain, Ireland and other countries str Me-
gantic. AM (sup $50 AND.
Sweden and Finland (other countries -,
via C;othenburg also parcel post mails lot
Sweden, str Stockholm. 1890 AM (sup -
AND.
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CABLE REPORTS.

AMSTERDAM. April la--Arrved, str Hol-
laudta tI1utchl, New Oileaus.
ANTWERP. April i4-Arrived. stns Bur
gond,er OBelg. Ncw Orleans Ehrenfels
Belg) Baltimore
Arrived tGih vtr Neshobee. po"tland.
sailed iath. ttr OHawatonlie. Hamburg and
BoatcN.
AvONNfor1Il. April iG-sailed, stf Cor
uiahman CBA Montreal.
BALBOA April tG-Arrived, atra Cauca
tBD Cna! adul iTfh. kiyo Maru tiap)
va apaTaso; gchr Laura Z Hall GBrl. Buena-
Hcntura. ieth rtrs Eliza iier tBD, Valpa
raisot Newport San Frenciacoi Jamaica
,3D. BEeuaN Nentura.
ss,isd iGfu, strs rfusliaes Peruvl, Callao;
lltIitos tperuvi, 10. Artigas. Portland \
reya t.os Angeles. 18th. kcuuta Rr)
yatparai.o %. Fairfield City. san Francitco.
BAEBApOS, Aprl i6-sRilei ftr C,ofton
Ia trr0m Buenoa Aires, New York
BsG1 April io-Arrived, str rrotro DltaDt
t'sradelpha.
SOrl. Baton Rouge
BILBAO. April iS-Artyed. str Lake fais-
port Ney York
cADiz, April i6saled, str Fageines
rl'an from Genoa for New. orleans.
CAPE TOWN. April iJ--Arrtted, str Nor
way Marl Japl, Port Arthur.
CARDIFF Aprl is-Arriyed -r I~k~
Eleah, New York.
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SAILED.

Srrs civ of Savannah Savannah Jeffcr-
son. Norfolk: Callabasas. Philadelphia .
Santa Tecia. Porto Colombia Santa Euia
LA. Havana Svartfond (NorD, Philadelpila'
Str Delavan, Gothenburg
The corrected reading OF the barometer
treduced 10 sea level al New York on Mon
day April is. 1921 at AN, as ported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-ninc and eiyhty-two hundredths
fa9 s2l inches. This closely approNlmates
seven hundred and fifty-seven ana TOUT,
tenths fIsI ~ nillimeters. Captains OF al!
vessels now lying In near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantageousy
use the above official data Cor observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment
Wind at Sandy Hook, $ PM. NE. Is miles !
cloudy: smooth sea.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.


the Di Giorgo Steamship Co, with fruit
Went 10 pier ., East River.
Str Walter = Munson. Matanzas April a.
10 the Munson Steamship Line, with sugar
Went to EdgeWater, Nj
Str Lake Charles, Matanzas via Savannah
Anchored in Quarantine.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda April 49,
sengers mails and mdse. Went TO pier o.
North River.
str Gulf OF Mexico. Port Arthur April 4, ,
10 the Gulf Refining Co, with oil. Went TO
Gulf Refining Co.'S pier. Bayonne.
Str Creole, New Orleans April 10. 10 the
Southern Pacific Co, with passengers and
mdse Went to pier 40. North River.
Str De Soto. Baton Rouge. to Robert l.
Hague. with oil. Went 10 pier 8, Constable
Hook. NJ.
Str GeorEesnna Weems. Baltimore April
16. to the Halshaw Steamship Co. with
mdse. Anchored off Stapleton
Schr Lucia r Dow. Jacksonville. Went 70
pier A. Weehawken, Nj,
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u. :. MARsuAI.s' SALE.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
Southern District OF Florida,
By virtue Of an order of Sale iisuod out
Of the United States District Court for tho
Southern District ~ Florida. on the iith day
of April 1921 notice Is hereby given that n
VIII sell by public auction FOR cash on
Wednesday. the 18Th day of May, 1927, Mt
II O'Clock noon. at the front door of the
Post office, Key West, Florida. the steam
sllp "Dclmira" her engines, machinery,
boilers. furniture. boats and apparel and
her cargo Of Mexican crude oil. as she now
lies nioorcd al Key West, Florida, Tho pur.
chaser Of said cargo Of oil win he allowed
fifteen days N which 10 remove sam" from
said ship. ~ ~ BOSWELL,
United States Marshal.
BY CHART .ES CURTIS, Deputy y Mar
rhsl
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SEATTLE Wash. April 1T-Arrfved, strs
Eldorado. New Orleans; Yal2a, Boston via
San Francisco.
SAVANNAH. GA, April 1s-Arrived strs
AlneSs (Br). Hamburg. Charles II Cramp,
San Francisco.
Sailed 18TH str Howard, Jacksonville.
STOCKTON SPRINGS, Me- April tt
Sailed schr Alcaues Hooper, Norfolk.
TACOMA, Wash. April 1S-.Salled. str
Africa Maru (Jap). Yokohama.
TAMPA, Fla, April 1S-Arriyed str ke-
nowis. Charleston; schr Robert IL Bean
Norfolk.
Sailed 18TH str Lake Faris,ell. Mobile.
THOAIASTON, Me, April 16-Sailed pre-
viously, schr Edna Hoyt Jacksonville.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. April II, 3 As
PM-Passed, str Arlington. Damberts Point
for Boston.
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Naval Orders
Special Despatch to TIE NEw YORK HERyp.
New York Herald Bureau.

These naval orders have been made pubic;
Capt Claude ~. Boch 10 duty commander.
mine force, Pacific fleet; Lieut. Com Vance
- Shapline 70 Naval Operations, Washing
tom Lieut.. Chauncey X. Doll, to T.. :. S
SALEM Connnander Percy w. Foot,, 10 com
mand Z. $. $. Salon: Commando Ralph r.
brVis {. command naval hospital. Doncapo
J.. j.; Lieut.-Co Paul ~. Rice. TO command
". S. $, Robert Smith Lieut.. Paul r. Short
ridge, to u. s. s. Bruce; Lieut.. Wilmer w
Weber. 10 &. $ s New York, Lieut.. Marcus
y. WegJ, to Asiatic station; Lieut.. William
II. Wright. 70 Naval Training station. New
port Lieut. Irwin clark. TO r. s 8 sapelo
iel:t.- Com. George A. Dorsey - Naval IN
tcligerce. Washington: Lieut. Louis T..
Schlick, 10 receiving barracks Hampton
Roads.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10.

Q. Thomas, St kits. Nevis. Saba. s. Mar
tin. ST Eustatius Antigua. Montserrat.
c;usd sdeloupe, Dominica. Martinique, ST Lucia,
Barbados and for Guiana. Via Baroa dos
Grenada ST Vincent and Trinidad ,, str
Eorona AN (sup AND.
Jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca ana
Narino departments) via Kingston. Carta-
sena savanilla and Santa Marta str Car
riilo s: 80 AN.
81 Thomas, st croix. ST kits. Nevis, Saba.
81 Martins St Eustatus, Antigua, Mont
and Barbados, via ST Thomas, st Croix. st
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

NEW YORK April ls-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School Of the Seamens Church institute -
South street dropped to-day al exact noon.
18th meridian, or : hours slow Of Greenwich
time. Any one desiring correct Green
sgoO
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Hellg Olay (Dan). Copenha gen. &C, TO-
New York. is expected 70 arrive IN Qraran-
tine late Tuesday afternoon.
Str Canada CFr). Marseilles. &c for New
York. Is expected 10 arrive IN Quarantine
Tuesday morning.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

Foreign station (corn 0 foreg haifan
mail
ncounrle snof one
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NJ. April is-Barometer al
noon. 20. so inches; wind. T.. fresh breeze :
weather, cloudy: temperature, 20 deg Fair.
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MARIN FOR SALE on WANTED.


For SALE-Praeticaliy new, one right hand
and one left hand latest type 4 cylinder
80 ", +. standard engines. 6la IN. bore, III.
a'rolt These engines are the new type
standard with the mechanically operated
overhead valves. Engines have been used los
hours last rummer have had best of care,
and are in better condition than when new.
Completely equipped with two sets of Ignition
tNWater Kent ana Magneto1. bEe pumps.
mir pumps. electric starters and generators,
vacuum pumps fuf gasoline feed and two
propelicrs nnd propeller shafts very conn
plstc eo1ipWon', Address GEO. w. bREN-
l'. ~ souih lth st.. philadelphia. rn.
Fnit Salt W horsepower gasolenr freight
boat, tftChcock motor ready for business,
cor hp sern any time. PORT RICHMOND
sHlPNA A7p, Tort Richmond, staten Island
ron SALE-rug. draft q Il compound 10,
2tNiG m. built 1918, immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY, II Broadway
Towing Oreen 1851
SHIPS officer. Danish. AGED 80 Wishet po-
sition a. captain ou small Yacht saii 81
motors. good seaman. references, Write
I1nlscu, 10 l'rospect av, BROOKLYN.
DEXTER valve resoating machines i,tw,
Y in.l in = in,-6 IN. cheap. = 1915 Her
ald. brookEl,
RESTAURANT concession 70 LET on steamer
running to Fishing Banks. Flatbush 5is2.
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Kits. Antigns, Guadeloupe, Martinique, 81
Lucia and Barbados, str w M Tupper, IL NJ.
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. via
Buenos Aires, str Hortensius AM.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20
Bermuda, via Hamilton. ST Fort Hsmil-
ton. : 80 AM
Porto Rico, ST Thomas. ST croix. Curacao
and Venezuela via San Juan Curacao, La
guayra and Puerto cabeo, str Caracas,
80 AN (sup l0:3o AND.
South Brazil CArgentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay -. via Rio Janeiro, Rio Grande
do Sui Montevideo, La Plata Bnenos Aires
and Rosario str Grecian Prince. T. NJ
THURSDAY. APRIL y.
Dominican Republic. Via Puerto Plata
Sanchez, La Romano. san Pedro de Macoris
and san Domingo City, str Dorothy, $50
AM.
Yueatsn and Campeche CUBA and other
parts of Mexico ~, via Havana, Progreso,
Vera Cruz and Tampico. str Monterey, $50
AM
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island. Puerto Plata, SANTANA. San
chez La Romano. San Pedro de Macoris and
San Domingo City, str fungus, f2 NJ.
Hayti Canal Zone and Panama y. via
Cape Hayti. Port au Prince, Aux Cages:
Iacmel, Port de Paix, ST Marc, Jeremie and
ctistobal str Gen G w Goethals, 1890 PM
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PASSED CITY ISLAND
Bound South.

Str Lake Festus. Jucaro via Boston for
New York. 10 the Interna tiona Maritime
Corporation In ballast
Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York,
TO the Eastern Steamship Corporation, with
passengers and mdse.
Schr Hannah III, Greenport FOR New York.
Schr Athale, Greenport for New York.
Schr Bertha NJ Loon, Nantucket for New
York,
schr Hazel NJ jackson. Nantucket for New
York.
Schr Edith II Cooney Nantucket for New
York.
schr r W Anderson, New Haven for New
York. -
Tugs Plymouth, with 8 barges at $50
AM), Bouser No 4. with 9 Cat 9:25 AND.
Bound East.
Tugs Honeybrook. with 8 barges (at a:l5
AAf): Ontario, with 3 Cat Q 80 AND Perth
Amboy. with 1at $3.50 AND; Lehigh, with
cat 6:45 AND Bathgate, with ! Cat go
AM) Aries with (anchored) Socony ~
with . (anchored) Cheektowaga, with tat
500 AM).
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Transpacific Mails.

Close az New York at PM follows
Japan. Corea and China especially ad-
dressed only via Portland, str West Joppa
April 49,
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China, via San Francisco
str Siberia Maru. April II.
Hawaii, via San Francisco, str Manoa
April %
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia French
Indo-C China, Netherlands East Indies except
Sumatrs) and Philippine Islands, via VAN
couver and Victoria, DC, str Empress OF
Asia, April a3.
Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
traiia via San Francisco, str Tahiti, April
"a.
Hawai- Japan. Corea. China, Siberia.
French 1ndo-China. Netherlands East indies
Except Sumatra) and Philippine Islands
Via San Francisco. str Colombia, April o5
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand via san Francisco, str Nen-
tura, April 2s
aMust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
correspondence.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and IS furnished b. the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Almanac for New York April IS.

sun rises ....... ) ~ Moon rises 4 Oh PM
sun sets........ g 80 Moon sets 81 AM
TIME or HIGH WATER APRIL 10
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,EST AtrRANT concession 70 LET on steamer
runnng ~ Fishing Banks. Flathush 5is2.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
MON Ely
6Y DR.. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1891, by Frank Crane)


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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28

is quiet again and the weight of years which had
been for half hour settled back more
heavily than
And now" says Richter of the Unhappy Man.
"he shook away the snow of time from the winter
green of memory and beheld the fair years of his
childhood uncovered. fresh, green balmy, stand
ing afar off before him
But we need not let youth quickly. 1t
be only At memory We may exercise
choice for as Buwer-Lytton tells Every street
has two sides, the shady side and the sunny. When
two men shake hands and part, mark which of the
two takes the sunny side: he will be the younger
man of the two
But that hasn't anything to do with the Papago
Park picnic. We wanted go, too and tugged
to break the chain which anchors to desk but
it was too strongly riveted We wanted to follow
that clamor up the street the desert.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
The Pspago Park Picnic

Youth is wonderful thing, depending for the
most part but wholly upon a paucity of years.
But 1T may linger through many years for those
cling to it, When one loses his youth, that is his
fault the result of his thinking living.
He deserves to be old in mind and body.
As write the alley below is filled with uproar
confusion breaking upon the quietude nearby
Sunday school, The circulation department is about
to start its picnic in Papago park. There is the
diapason of two great throbbing motors and
the tenor of the carriers thousand strong
Judge by the tumult and not by actual, accurate
count. as glance at them piled the huge trucks
and two long trailers. over all the notes a
bugie blown causaly by boy-scout carrier. There
are bats balls, hampers of sandwiches, tubs of
ice cream and cans of and whatever else goes
10 make a picnic.
Now there is a louder roar of the motors and
wilder blast of the bugle and the highest pitch of the
Youthful voices Then the turmoil is in motion out
Of the alley It debouches into Center street
snating the Sabbath stiffness it goes The alley
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28

1t to be expected that the utterance of Judge
Lands in the of the ottawa, Illinois, boy-thief
who robbed the bank by which he employed.
would encourage other youths similarly situated to
undertake similar crimes No doubt the judge him
self considered such probability when he released
the young thief his recognizance and in
statement laid the responsibility the crime upon
the bank which placed such fearful responsibility
upon ill-paid immature youth.
We suppose, that another boy attributes his
downfall to Judge lands statement, the enemies of
the judge will seize 1t and charge him with TIE
Generalization of youth generally But the underly-
ing cause Of the Generalization yet remains The
published statement of the judge has only produced
another result. FASTENED the appearance of another
symptom of the disease, just medcaments
used to produce breaking of measles and
bring the patient quickly to recovery.
If thousand young bank clerks and messengers
influenced by what Judge Lands said should rob
their banks that would only confirm what the Judge
said of the evil and bring it into still stronger relief
than was done in the isolated Ottawa incident.
In the later the bank officials have declared
they will give the young thief another
declaration (which is admission that his fault
his alone.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Phoenix Herald which absorbed by The Arizona
Republican in 1899, nd for a time published
evening edition.

Thomas introduced a bill changing
the boundaries of Maricopa county and
annexing Tip Top to Maricopa county
Local
A Spanish school by a competent
lady teacher will soon be opened in
this city.
We have been requested by Judge
Porter to announce that a meeting viii
be held in the court house Wednesday
evening for the purpose of forming a
cemetery association. Our present
place is too near town too small, and
in its present unimproved condition is
disgraceful. The thought of being bur
led in such a place has made many
sick people get well in the past year.
Among the manufacturing establish
ments of this city is a soda water fac
tory owned by Peter Brix.
Frank Kirkland runs the express of
flee during Gibsons absence.
Miss Rela Murray is the assistant
postmaster in this office now
Mr.. Goebert, freighter, has returned
from a trip to Bradshaw.
A. l.. Henshaw has rented the Dub
lin corral from George Marlar
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28

present law were valid, it ought not to
be left on the statute books if it is a
bad law. Courts frequently sustain
the constitutionality OF laws which
they admit ought to be repealed. We
ask Mr. StelZer, therefore, not what
his opinion is about the constitution
atty of the present law. but to point
out single case where competition
has been destroyed and rates reduced.
We ask him to cite an instance where
an exclusive franchise has been
granted for more than one year, and
the exclusive franchise holder has
failed to ask and get an advance in
rates. We ask him for an instance
under competition where either COM
pany asked for an increase in rates.
Is it not true that rates are higher
between Phoenix and Globe, Phoenix
and Peoria, Phoenix and Glendale,
Phoenix and Mesa. and other points
than they were under competition? As
the custodian of the records of the
commission, Mr.. Stelzer could give u
lot of enlightenment along these lines,
and we would value the information,
as it might help the legislature deter
mine upon the merits OF the pending
bill.
Mr.. Stelzer might further cnIghten
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28

us by telling us how much public
money is paid out in conducting these
hearings in various parts of the state.
If he thinks it is better to spend this
money than to save it, we can at least
understand his position, but we want
to know how much the system of
monopoly is costing the state. We
would like to know how many oper-
ators of these lines there are in the
state, and how many families are be
ing deprived of a livelihood by the ex-
elusive franchise. Why should the
state spend this money and knock
these people out of their occupation
when Senate Bill AZ would save these
expenses and place probably $4,000
annually in the good roads fund? The
taxpayer is more interested in this
than he is in the "constitutionality" OF
the present law.
Mr.. Stelzer refers to the toll OF
death taken by the present heavy
traffic over said highway" when he
knows that there has not been a death
on the highway caused by a stage car
and that the only accident occurred
during the period of construction. to a
truck loaded with worllmen He knows
that during the seven years of our
operation we have never had an acct