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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
To Draw For Place
On Election Ballot

ARRANGEMENTS are being made to
hold a drawing at o'clock Monday
night. oct "a. mi City Clerk James
Carpenter for the purpose of determ.
inlng the order in which the name of
each candidate shall be placed on the
ballot for the city election. Each can
didate is expected to be present.
The candidates will be notified In
writing twenty-four hours before the
drawing is held, and the ballots VIII
go to the printer Immediately after
the drawiey has been held.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
1852 Registered
Voters in City

Registered voters OF the city total
1852 according to compilations of City
Clerk Carpenter and with the small
registration 1t was the opinion that the
city election would probably not exceed
a vote OF much over $500.
In the way OF comparison. the regis
tration two years ago totaled 1890 and
the polls showed a vote Of 6.52s but
the uncertainty was shown when pre-
cinct registering $50 signatures result
ed In a vote of 333 for the precinct on
the election date.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
HO0SIER ARRESTED HERE FOR
DESERVING THREE CHILDREN

cd two men coming out Of the house
with a water melon which they cut
and sat down on the lawn to eat. AT
this point Walton made the acquafn-
tance of the two men and was asked
to have some melon. As the conver-
sation waxed friendly. the detective
ascertained that one of the men was
Markwell.
Markwell admitted that he had left
the children, unsupported. in Indiana.
that his love a flair was of the serious
order and that he had $1,000 In bank
in Indiana.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19

Witnesses come and witnesses go.
and the federal grand Jury srinds on
for evidence.
From as far away as Omaha, Neo.,
there were witnesses yesterday. and
several other neighboring states. also
some that are not neighboring have
10 far been represented by persons
called to tell Uncle Sans representa-
tives Of things irregular according TO
alterations OF the secret service and
department of justice men.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
WITNESSES COME FROM LONG
DISTANCE TO U. S. COURT HERE

There is nothing given out by the
officials as to what is being invesu-
gated, but that the grand jury is using
a wide gauge broom in the sweeping
UP Of testimony, only casual observa-
ton about the federal building Is re-
quired to show.
Pretty and fashionably attireo WON
en- and pert looking men from vast
geographical area are seen coming and
going every day.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Alleged Farmers
 Deny Charges In
 Baseball Scandal

ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-Carl Fork and Benjamin Franklin. St. Louisans indicted in connection with the base ball scandal and charged with being organizers of an alleged plot to throw the 1919 series. in a statement to- day made a general denial of the charges. They explained their part in making wagers on the series and said they would go to Chicago this week and give d sss,0O0 bond.
 Fork is head of Q shirt waist fac tory and Franklin is a horse dealer.
 The statemtn declared Fork lost from $500 10 $500 on the series, but that Franklin won 5000.
 The two men originally had wag- cred together about 5000 against $1300O that Cincinnati would win the series. the statement added, but that Fork began '.hedsinEa by placing bets on Chicago and consequently lost Franklin, in explaining the wager, stated:
 Why. 1 have bet more than s5oo( on a single horse race"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Morlev,s countrv club.

All dancing schedules are now be-
 ing made to include Morley's CUtln-
 try club for the big nightly dancing
 parties for Tuesday and Wednesday
 and special entertaining and pro-
 grams have been arranged by the
 management for the special dancing
 and entertaining event Wednesday
 night. A big carnival will be staged
 at the club Wednesday night which
 will make any Mardi Gras that was
 ever put over in New Orleans look
 like an amateur. SerpentiTies, bal
 looms. whistles, horns and all kinds
 of noise makers will be given to all
 the patrons Of the club by the man.
 agement and there will be barrels Of confetti available for all who want to enter the confetti contest. Joe O'Brien, the clever floor manager, is busy making all the detailed arrange
 ments and will take care of the res
 ervations for tonight and tomorrow
 night as they arrive at the club. You can get Joe on the wire at 1SJ11 and you will be assured your party will be taken care of in the best possible manner when Joe has you scheduled. The girls revue has been especial l ly coached by producer Pooley for two big features for Wednesday night and Madelie Montgomery, the Snyder Sisters and the Beauty chor- us will have brand new song and dance stuff for that night. Be on l the floor when the jazz artists of Gene Dabne get started and you will say that the big carnival was the 1 best night of dance and entertaining 1 that you have ever seen in this valley
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
LiveSfotk7.
Chicauo.


 CHICAGO, March 2S.-Cattle, re- ceipts, 23,000; slow, early sales beef steers and butcher she stock fully 25c lower; choice long yearling steers 5000, some held higher; beef steers, SS.25 O $50; bulk fat cows and heif- CTS, s5.25@5.50; canners and cutters mostly s4.O0Q$4.50: bulls, weak to lower, bulk. s5.o0@s6.00; calves soc lower, bulk vealers, $500 $S.50; stockers and feeders, slow; early sales 25c to soc lower.
 Hogs-receipts. 47,OO0, opened fair ly active, later slow, largely 25 to 40o lower than Saturdays average: spots more, top carly $i0.S0; bulk 200 pounds up seoo09.s5; pigs, 25c low CT, bulk desirable, 90 to 120 pounds $10.50 @1075.
 Sheep receipts 2S,00O, opening about steady; good 10 choice Ss- pound wooded lambs S1O.25; choice 80 to S2 pound shorn lambs S925; bulk fat wooded lambs, $950ql10.25: choice 12S-pound shorn weathers for export s6.25: good S9- pound shorn yearlings twos. $6.75.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Phoenix Golfers
 Will Attend Big
 Chandler Tourney

The semi finals in the NcDougall- Cassou cup play were reached Sunday afternoon on the Country club links,
 Dr. II. H. Stone and D. Patch will meet in what is expected to be one of the best matches of the play. A. F. Esgate will play F. Barrows and Tom Dunbar will play Dr. Hannister.
 Sunday Lewis Scott club pro, made a remarkable score of nine tours on the first round, making 7S with his best score of the season on the last frame.
 Dr. Bannister also played very good game going around in 77.
 A large number Of Phoenix golfers will attend the Southwestern cham pionship tournament at Chandler on April I. &. and g. The local players should give q good account of them selves at Chandler and pr. Bannister is anxious to see a very large entry from Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Legal AdUerfising
1TICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
 Sealed bids win be received until , p. m, April 11th. 1921, at the office Of the State Engineer, Phoenix. A1i- zona, for the construction of con- crete bridges and culvert on the Tue son Negales Highway. Federal Aid Project No. 25.
 The work consists of approxi- mately 4,000 cubic yards of borrow for approach fill, 1000 cubic yards excava ton for structures Loco cubic yards concrete, placing 50,000 pounds of reinforcing steel and zoo square yards of gravel surfacing.
 All bids shall be addressed to Thos. Maddocis, State Engineer, Phoenix. Arizona, and plainly marked on the outside of the envelope "State High way Contract. Tucson Nogales High way, Federal Aid Project No. 25.'
 All bids shall be accomnanied by an uuendorsed, certified or cashiers check for per cent of the gross amount of the bid payable to the State Treas surer of Arizona.
 Tho State Engineer reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Copies of the plans and specifications may be seen at the offiSe of the State Engineer. Phoenix, Arizona
 Copies of the plans and specified tious may be obtained on payment of Five Dollars ($5.00) to the State En- gineer
 Satisfactc bonds will be required of&he contractor to whom award is made.
 THOS. MADDOCK,
 State Engineer. ! Phoenix, Arizona. ! NF0~oh 2e 1921
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
BOX FIGHTERS ARRIVE READY F FOR BIC CARD FR|DAY NIGHT

Matchmaker Williams of the Afi-
 zona Athletic club announced last night that Gorilla Jones had reacneo
 the city and Hayden was due to ar
 rive on the late trsin nr early thls morning. Both men will start their daily training routine inmediately after arrival and promise to De Hf-
 when the gong sounds Friday nighe- Lynch is due to arrive this alter noon and Red Gardner is already on
 the job tearing off long jaunt eN cry morning and boxing ten to l9 rounds each afternoon. Red Is Iohs on wind, in fact Red doesn't get started for three or four rounds. he likes long distance fights and is tuned
 for the distance. In an eight-reund event he should open about the third
 round and from then on he will give Lynch something to worry about Perhaps Jack will start from the gong and force Red to get busy in order to protect himself Local fans will remember how Red took two tug1i-
 bles from Mack Spaw in the first two rounds of the last fight here and then came back, holding Spaw to d | draw. On the same card Lynch stopped Bob Counts, or rather the
 referee stopped the bout to save | Counts from an indefinite visit in
 the hospital.
 Joe Brown has been training since early in February and he can offer
 no excuse tor poor condition Lepo
 is working at the Lewis training
 quarters with local phenoms.
 l The weather predictions look ia | vorable to a warm evening for the l opening card assuring the fans com | fort in the old arena. The fighting appetite is gnawing on the fans who | crave fight. They will watch the show Friday with considerable in terest to get back in form for long i season of high class events promised 1 by Matchmaker Williams.
 The show will start at S:s0 o'clock l Friday evening.
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICANS AUTOMOTIVE DIRECTORY
ROADS BULLETIN

by Black good Apache good Use caution in crossing oan 
 in excepting in mountains there o any Topock being routed by Q 
 fair shape Care must be used in Chino Valley route to
 counties in good condition Valley Nosales good.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Joe Lynch Shades Young Pinchot In
 PitfsburG Contest
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PITTSBURG. Pa, March 2S-Jc~ Lynch, bantamweight chanIpIels boxer of the world. won by a shade from Young Pinchot, of Char8erU;s Pa in 10 rounds tonight, accusstllnn to a majority of sport writers st fste rfngside. The only knockdown came in the seventh when Lynch sent Pinchott to canvas for a count ef nine The bout was slow asfsd in the early rounds Pinehot xas the ag- gressor landing often win his left Lynch took six rounds. R5nchett three and one was even.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

cision might be expected this week.
 From authoritative sources it was learned. however, that Rickard has no intention of holding the match in any isolated section if a site near the metropolis is available. The expense attendant on such a boxing bout is so great that only a center Of population toSdraw from would warrant erection Of an arena large enough to seat the spectators necessary to pay for the purse involved
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
6She[hQdtor S[ JUN CHANEY AT BEST ly OUTSIDE THE LAW

the lingo of Black Mike Silva. s.e s. no such words as fear and ,.n oilor. When the king of Frisco's unoerWorld reforms, he disdainfulIy seizes his place. Respectability an noys Black Mike, and he frames" ITS ITS lorner pal, for a stretch in prison pals daughter.
 The man he selected to betray her. 70 the police double crosses Black -s,e- lhe- The. crook who has already Piayea stool pigeon to insure the llfTnfaH of the girl, now is fugitive
 m the law. For months Black
 ifEe and his spies search for the ian and the girl that outwitted them. ot only for revenge is Black Mike |tnirsting, but for possession of the "haur'- jewels that are worth a for tune One Of BIJckie's rats locates the couple and Black Mike himself calls on them
 The man tells him that the girl is holding out with the jewels-Tve been trying for four months to get 'em-" "Wel1, it'll take me about four m1nutes.s and Black Mike confronts the girl But she tells similar story The crook is puzzled. One is lying. or both. That night he steals to the girls room and the man follows him and attacks him. In their struggle the jewels are disclosed and Black Mike seizes them. Then the cops come and he is outwitted.
 Later, Black Mike gathers his gang and descends upon the man and girl in the bazaar of Chang To. A fight rages from roof to cellar. Black Mike is seriously wounded. The old Chinese philosopher drags him to a back room where medicines and herbs are kept Is he going to aid him !? Jttering not a word, oil is set to boil and the Chinaman prepares many bamboo sticks-20 of them, for d terrible vengeance-a justice outside the law"
 This remarkable characterization of
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Kansas s City.
KANSAS CITY, March 2s.-

kANoAS NTIH, MaTCh Zs.-CattIe
 receipts, 16,5OO; beef steers fully 25c lower; many bigs off more; early top, S925; butcher stock a-el ta 2-e lower; best cows, $7Oo; veal calves, soc lower; good and choie ssBG. , $50; other calves steady: stock CTS and feeders, steady to 25c lower: best feeders, $S.75.
 Hogs - Receipts, 15,0O0; unevenly 15@40c lower. averaging around 25e lower than last weeks close; sorted lights and shippers. S10.25; bulk of sales, s9.15@10.10; pigs, 25c lower. Sheep = Receipts, 1I000 sheep strong, ewes. $e.1o; lambs fully 25c lower, top S9.S0
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
FaUorites Upset In
 Pinehursf Tourney
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PINEHURST. x. C.. March 2S- There was one upset today in the second round of the women's north and south golf championship tourna- ment when Mrs J. D. Chapman of Greenwich defeated Miss Sarah Fownes of Pittsburg on the home green. Mir. Dorothy Churd of Pitts burg. present title holder. defeated Mrs. Hope Gibson of Canada, two and one. Mrs. l. H. Pritchard of Chi cago. former western champion and Mrs. F. c. Let's. Jr.. of Chicago. pres ent western champion were the only other two players to win their way to the semi finals.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
NEVADA WILLING ID
 TAKE CHANGE WITH
 LAWN AND GEORGES
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NEW YORK, March 2s.-Two new differs of sites for the Dempsey Carpenter heavyweight champion ship were made to Promoter Tex Rickard today. One came from a Nevada silver mining camp and guar anteed the promoter Ss00,000 if he would stage the contest there July I. The other was presented by rep resentaties of a London syndicate and included a half million dollar of fer for the bout If it could be held in the Olympia during Derby week.
 Rickard took the offers under con- sideration and said that a final de-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Wilma steek at Her Best.

Wilma Steck has surely got the crowd laughing this week at the Eiks theater where she is seen at her best in Peggy Behave a new comedy by Owen Davis. It was stated in ad-
 vance that you had never really loved Wilma Steck until you had seen her in Peggy Behave;" to say that she has made good' on all advance ma terial is putting it most mildly. Through three fast, tricky acts of rat ting good farce comedy, it seems that Miss Steck is on the stage nine
 tentlas of the time and ehere is. never minute of that time when she hasn t got the audience holding their sides with laughter The play is one of the cleverest and most exciting com
 edies that ever came out Of New York. The idea is not entirely new, but the lines and situations are right up to the minute and it is easy to see why it was such rot on Broad way. Miss Steck is fortunate in nav ing such excellent support to bring out all the fire points of the comedy. Del $. Lawrence scores another de- cided hit and May Roberts has add ed greatly to her popularity. Ida
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Twilight Saves Tennis Star In
 New York Play
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NEW YORK. March 2s--S. How ard Voshel1. twice holder of the na- tiona1 tennis singles championship, narrowly missed becoming a victim of a reversal in the second round of the titular tournament today. He was being outplayed by J. l.. Werner, the Princeton star. when the fading light caused postponement of the battle after each had won set
 In the other important matches of the second round Vincent Richards by sizzling cross courts, overwhelmed Percy L. Kynaston, 6-4. 6-s: G. c. Shafer of Philadelphia easily out played J. W c. Herring. so, 6-1, and George c. Moore, Jr.. defeated Rus sell A. Dana, former Rhode Island star, s-2, 3-6, 6-S-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
pEIrz TO COACH PURDUE

LAFAYETTE. Ild.. March 28-An- nouncement was made today by Di- rector of Athletics N. A Kellogg, that William H. Deitz. former Carlisle football star and former Washington state coach, had been signed as a football coach for Purdue for this season.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Zbyszko And Pesek
 WresfIe April B
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CHICAGO, March 2s-Stanislaus zbyszko. heavyweight wrestler and John Pesek of Nebrask today were matched to meet here in finish match April 13. On the same date Ed tStrangler) Lewis, worlds cham pion. will meet either Jim Londos or Renato Gardinius.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
/ CUB YANleAns MIN ONE

At Porterville, Cal.- R. H. E. Chicago Nationals, -------10 r. 3 (Second team)
 RortefNlIIe ----.--.N Batteries: Bailey, Cock, Daley, Gomez; Sanger and Copeland
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
OMAHA LOSES TO LITTLE ROCK

At Little Rock R. H. E. Omaha, Western League.-- l Little Rock, Southern -...-
 Batteries: Daniels, Burch and Lyn- gel, Stapleton: Jonnard, Fields and Kollbecker, Minor.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

$50; calves. $lO.o0a12.oO: stockers and feeders. $6.50a $40; bulls, $40o q 800.
 Hogs-R aceipts. 500. market steady top 5000: bulk, s9.40al000
 Sheep - Receipts 3.I00: market slow: lomos, s7.5oQg.59; ewes. $4.50 q 5.50.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
CUBS DEFEAT SACRAMENTO

At Sacramento- R. H. l.. Chicago Nationals --... 6 Sacramento, Pacific Coast. 4 s 5
 Batteries: Martin and O'F'arreIl. Eittery and Cook
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Hin.

f7tP.
 The show changes today at the Hip bringing to the screen Douglas Fairbanks in one of his best pictures He Comes Up Smiling It is one of those characteristic Doug Fair banks pictures in which the inimit- able comic does the work that has made him a name in the cinema world. It gives him a chance to un- cork his whole box of tricks and there is no one just like Doug when il comes to acrobatic novelty stuff With the feature are seen the local pictures taken of the several schools of the valley. These pictures were made by the Educational Film Go. and show not only scholars but the teachers in the Monroe. Kenilworth Adams, Osborne and the Government Indian school This program remains for tomorrow and is one that should find favor with all those who are ad- mirers of Douglas Fairbanks and his manner of making pictures. The school pictures alone are worth the price of admission.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

Mae Golze has returned to the cast in particularly pleasing role and L. Victor Gillard, Jay Allard Glen Hood, Leona Pritchard, Mabel Spen- cer and Bill Billingsley are great fac tors ifr keeping up the speed and life of this most exciting farce. If you like good, clean, sparkling comedy, Peggy Behave" is the best on the amusement menu for many weeks. II will run for the balance of the week with popular matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

Floor holes may be plugged with new corks. tightly fitting. They'll take any stain.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Plaza

FtdZa
 The golden wall in 1.-The Golden Wall" a World Picture love story, is money. It is money the young French nobleman is seeking. but not gold in marriage. Carlyle Blackwell as the French marquis. is accused by the heiress he loves of being fortune hunter, Evelyn Greeley is seen in the role of the millionaires daughter. This picture will be seen today and tomorrow at the Plaza theater.
 A jealous governess in the house. hold shows Marian a letter in which Charles writes of his intentions of acquiring a fortune. This and a few other misunderstanding convince the girl that he is a fortune hunter. When accused of this he swears to her that he will never marry her until he is as rish as she or she as poor as he is.
 Marian resents his actions and broods over the prospects of a love less marriage to Rudolph Miller, to whom he is engaged. How this diff ficulty is best solved can be seen at the theater.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Strand.

Not in the history of picture pre- sentation in Phoenix has a produc- tion been received with such un- stinted praise as the newest Chaplin picture '.The Kid,'' which is contin- uing for an engagement today at the Strand. It is the long looked for million dollar picture which Chap lin has been working on for more than F months and Is perhaps the greatest effort in the whole history of pictures. Its advent at the Strand was the occasion for the breaking of all records at the picture houses in Phoenix since they first ran a reel, here The attendance Sunday alone was the greatest ever record ed in Phoenix and again last night a Monday record was smashed. The picture has direct appeal to all classes, IS it is not alone Q comedy but is a heart story with z smile hanging to every tear that starts over the plight of the unhappy Chaplin as he attempts to rear the baby which he has found in an ash can. Dozens who were at the Strand Sunday feturned with friends Mon day and the returns alone bid fair to break all records locally The pie ture is in six reels and a special screen time is announced for this presentation,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Denver

DENVER Colo March 2S.-Cattle Receipts. 800, steady beef steers. $7.509 SIS, COWS and helIers, S5.5o Q
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Ramnna,

This is gift night at the Ramona when the management will again of fer number of valuable presents to the patrons of that little house in conjunction with the musical show and the picture program The mu- sieal offering is "The Matrio- Mani- ac" and reveals Jack Miller and his company in one of the fastest skits they have presented during the en- gagement. This show obtains for tonight, and tomorrow night the company will offer as an added at traction a chorus girls contest which should be well received due to the fact that this chorus is very much removed from the ordinary The members of the chorus are all art ists and in a contest where they compete for prize they should give each a good accounting.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

Italy is importing spaghetti from the United States.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

Black Mike. is played by Lon Chaney in "Outside the Law" being shown today and tomorrow at Mauk's Co., lumbia.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

Phoenix, Arizona. NFo~oh 9e 1921.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-02-17

High Point ms. and Real Els
tate company, dwelling, $4,000.
J. r. Warner, garage, $50.
Carrie Medlin, dwelling, 1895.
Fl. 0. Hayworth, addition to
dwelling, $3.50.
j. D. Leonard, bathroom, 500
]. N. CcCrary, dwelling $4,000
Southern Mirror company fac
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-02-17

J. A. Bost, dwelling, $500.
j. o. Pike, dwelling. $4,000.
NJ. S. Hiatt, dwelling, $500.
Davis and Kirknan, garage,
$4,000.
D. 0. Frazier, dwelling, $4,000.
w. w. Ellington, dwelling, 49,
900.
Henry Abe, dwelling, $3.50.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-02-17
MUCH BUILDING HERE.
Continued from First Page

S. G. VunCannon, dwelling ST.
900.
C. E. Hayworth, dwelling, 49,
900.
J. F. and A. Ellison, shaving
bin, 500.