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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15
PAYING OFF THE CONTRIBUTORS

the the Republican majority in the House to tariff bill
 tariff bl Every manufacturers merchant producer gagged industry need this duties this country He knows that demand for that kind of legislation He knows perfectly if you want tariff bill to raise revenue all you table half duties cofee tea, silk rubber other things produced $0000000 But the repub
 an here with all the gold and all the credit in the the weakly cripple of the against the cripple and proteco that the republican majority does not propose to
 The tariff bill was laid July House Re July 2 the date for vote and agreed hermit only amended from the floor; the others to be closed to amendment under gag rule
 The ForCney pending Congress enough to his It abJec surrender to the favored the largest campaign fund the history country the Republican party last But what 9 few million dollars among friends?
 The falling valuation of the mining in million CiOlarsn thS county alone million dolarshould create lively the smaller taxpayers Ill favor o rigid economy Ill the administration of public affairs
 The less proecton in the guise of tariff bill and less benefit class the will naturally return to 'normacv
 President IIaring plan Association of Nations a The Hague Tribunal which failed to function III l9l
 Letters received the State Highway Department fly the Mule Creek Link of the Arizona New Mexico Interstate Highway next month
 Tn another column this appears the proposed Town and 19211922 The law affords any before the Board Ill opposition favor of item contaned III the budget
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15
FUTURE OF ARIZONA LIES IN PROCLAMATION

forward with plan whereby population could doubled the proposition would thoughtful consideration all progressive citizens.
 If would show the mining companies how they might be relieved bearing the of the burden of taxation quired the ockholder would sit and take 
 If demonstrate how the of A. B. and C. could be reduced letting D. E. and F. half of hem the demonstration would of who pays
 Added population with decreased for the mining and for individuals possible Arizona with develop of her wonderful and and bring the object of House Bill S3 and House Bill 139 passed the last legislature.
 The future of Arizona lies in the development of her reclamation possibilities study of the bills question reveals plan whereby all this be accomplished without jeopardzng the financial standing of the state in manner
 Most of the criticism against these bills has from those certain interests which nothing good anything unless direct benefit themselves viewed from this selfish standpoint Bills 39 should be directly beneficial other development agriculture itself there county the state which possible of tremendous develop through reclamation and the strucon of irrigation works the end that large be cultivation that these bills passed by the with bill making all districts municipal corporations and another amending the district code constitute the structve piece of legislation of the last session
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15
AMERICAN LEGION TO MAKE PILGRIMAGE

fifty members of the American Legion headed Franklin Oer former national commander and representing sail France the battle of the world behalf of the French Government invited the American Legion delegation of attend unveng of the Frey and to participate of events planned especially for the Americans
 The Flrey at Frey France tribute of the ctl of the soil German occupation Fey the and the regmenta headquarters several American divisions
 Flirey presented recently to Ambassador Juserand who at the time
 
 through Emery of this Mir Emery will France Pilgrimage, having selected Mr. ) Offer for the leadership
 who France this French Government will the battle D well who served the Luneve the defenders of St Die knew at the defending the which name St. Asaan monk Waldseeuler, whose suggestion that the Western Continent take the of the navigator, Amergo Vespucci.
 liberty world watching with keen interest between Lloyd George ish Premier President of the Irish Repub that old struggle between the Irish and the all time that Emerald Isle that of self enjoyed by the Canadian and Australian.
 day the and the Board with authority tue county affairs hampered by considered mandatory Legislation No undertaking
 without head direct it. What the taxpayers need is boss on the job.
 of the changes brought about by the administration
 the richest country the world is fnan eially unable to award the soldier boys bonus
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15

From the picnic grounds in Barren da valley, on July 4th, the Governor of New Mexico said to the Governor of Arizona-'1m glad to know that Arizona will soon make the eonaecs tion with the Black Range Scenic Highway at the Arizona boundary
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15

The Black Range Scenic Route in New Mexico, soon to be connected with the Apache Trail Scenic Route in Arizona, will afford the transcon- tinental auto tourist the opportunity to see some of the varied resources of both states and at the same time reduce the distance between Fl PaSo and Elephant Butte dam to Phoenix by more than an hundred miles.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15

in his country and of the country in it's President. I was confident as one could be. but even so I was not prepared for So splendid a realization For the nation it is glorious. for patriots inspiring, for the President noble"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15

A Splendid Medicine for the Stomaen
 and Liver
 "Chamberlain's Tablets for shS stomach and liver are splendid I never tire of telling my friends and neighbors of their qualities" writes Mrs William Winner, Eastwood. N. Y. When bilious, constipated or troubled with indigestion. give them trial. They will do you good
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15
Inquest Held In Double Tragedy

morning and returned shortly before o:3O o'clock that afternoon, she testl- fed He sat in the porch swing fol g short time, made a remark abont the weather and then went to the bathroom, Mrs. Carson said.
 A few minutes later, she testihe4, she and Mrs. Parrish heard the bah room window opened and then the round of the five shots. They rushed in to the hall leading to the bath room but were unable to open the door, she testified. When the shCts were fired, she said they heard Mrs. kirschenberg scream, Mother, Mo- ther!"
 They both went out of the house to seek the assistance of neighbors who called the police, Mrs. Carson said
 Phoenix-State cotton crop fer sea son estimated at approximately 40,- 900 bales.
 Florence Florence Casa Grande valley practically assured of Roose- welt power line.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15
Tease tagging appetites
 with this tempting
 Baked Custard

AEyays smooth and velvety
 made avifk Ca,nation
 2 eggs. beaten light, } tablespoon fuls sugar. grated nutmeg, cup of Carnation Milk diluted with I cup of water. Mix together and pour into buttered pan and grate nutmeg over the top. Set in a larger pan of boiling water. and bake in a moderate oven. Insert clean knife blade. and when it comes out clean the custard is done. Watch it closely to avoid cooking too much.
 Send for Carnation Cook Book contair 100 practical tested recipes. Carnation Products Co.,, P. O. Box. 276, Tucson.
 All GrOcers Sell C0rn0tiO,,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-07-15

Because Carna- lion MIk IS tScice as rich as 0rdi- nary milk, 1t giues custards, pud- dim9s and alt foods q finer fla Uor and added smoothneSs. Use Carnation in any recipe calling for I cup milk F cup Carnatiors di- luted roith F caP 1cater.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08
q. S. Employees Convention
10 Back Civil Service Reform,

From The Tribuns's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7. - Govern
ment employees from all over the
United States Will attend the fifth an
nual convention of the National Fed
GRAFTON of Federal Employees at New
Orleans, September 1916, according to
an announcement made to-day at the
headquarters of the federation. This
organization Is composed Of govern
ment employees in every field from
charwomen and laborers to members
OF the professions and eminent sci
entlsts and it reaches into every state
and territory.
The outstanding feature of the Fed
era program is It's campaign for the
Misunderstanding bills, which provide
for reclassitication of the entire Civil
Service on strictly merit basis, the
elimination of politics from appoint
ments and promotions and Standard
lied pay scale fixed according to the
skill and training required for the job
The salary scale now in effect is based
on standards of 1854
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08

OF town yesterday The heavy iron
door OF her house at 90 West Seventy
fourth Street was gingerly opened to
visitors, and the non-committal state
ment that she was not in was re-
peated time and again. Mr.. Tellegen
VAS said by Mir Steinfeld to be motor
ing IN the country. At the Ritz Carl
ton he was declared to be "resting."
Quick Impulses
The announcement of the break be-
tween the singer and her husband has
brought to lgh. through personal
friends some OF the causes of friction
that have gradually separated the pair.
They are described by intimatcs as
being "temperamentally compatible, but
quick in their impulses and prone to
jealousy The fact that the hand
some Mr.. TeNegen swerved from ro-
mantle to other plays was taken bv
somc as an indication that his wife
could not bear to see him making love
~ other women on the stage There
never was any question Of his object
INC 20 her opcyatic roles, however
highly colored. 1t was recalled by
friends yesterday that in 1916 she
when playing the part Of Carmen that
"Please remember. madam, that you
are not in the movies. but in the Metro
politan Opera House"
"Well. If you don't like my Carmen
YOU can get somebody else to play it,"
was the promptly reply.
"No; we wouldn't think of doing
that said Caruso. eve can prevent
q repetition of such scenes by getting
another Don jose
e. ~.
Farrar was said to be choosing Spanish
has been rehearsing at Long Beach.
lie last appeared in Augustus Thomas's
play, The Blue Devil This did not
have an extended run. The three last
pictures in which husband and wife
were "The World and It's
Woman, 'Flame Of the Desert" and
" " oman and the pulDit"
Holland Trip DELAYED
Last spring both contemplated trip
to Holland to meet Mr.. Tellegen's fam
the voyage was postponed Mr.. Tel
legcns personal belongings still are at
10 West Seventyfourth Street
Miss Farrar is said to be in an in
digrant frame of mind over the whole
proceeding. When a dramatic paper
limited year ago that there were diff
ferences in their home. Mr.. Tellegen
sued for $4,000 damase And Miss
Farrar gave out the following state
ment:
Lou and are exact opposites. He
is an aristocrat. Hr IS elegant, proud.
sensitive but repressed in manner. I
am just the reverse. l am a plebeian,
outspoken, demonstrative and all that.
When we married it was agreed that
what is mine is thine, and what is
thine is mine have always been
disgusted with the squabbine over
money by married persons. In these
times, where the husband and wife
are considered co-eQuals there is no
excuse fer it.
"Our arrangement has always been
this: l pay all my own expenses out
OF my o7n pocket. Lou does the same
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08
Shoots " oman
And Self at Her
Home ON Drive
Continued from paoo one)

tIonUnueu from pag9 one)
apartment when someone approached
her. She ran across the street, but
when she recognized Mccarthy, she
stopped and said:
"Well what do you want?'
Without a word she says Mccarthy
began firing. She fell struck By two
shots and he turned the gun on him
self falling near her.
Miss Caswell corroborates the state
ment that Mrs Kruer was in the 1l2th
Street apartment until after o'clock
IN the morning. Miss Caswell said she
usually accompanied Mrs Kruer part
way home, but did not do so yesterday.
After the shooting a woman's scream
aroused the residents of the apartment
house. Colored attendents in the halls
OF the Hendrix Hudson rushed across
the street and, recognizing Mrs. Kruer,
telephoned to her apartment. Mr.. Kru-
er, aroused, rushed to the side of his
stricken wife and she was carried into
the lobby of the Hendrix Hudson while
the hall boys summoned a cab She
assured her husband she was not seri-
ously injured and asked:
DO you think this wound on nv
cheek will leave q permanent SCARF"
Detectives said that two young wom-
en-, Carolyn Kunkler and Urla Frazer,
both of 104 West 174th Street, Wit
messed the shooting Both are reported
to be strangers to Mccarthy and Mrs
Kruer.
At St. Luke's Hospital information
was refused by doctors and nurses.
who would say only that Mrs Kruer
was not dangerously hurt.
II McCarthV'o oOcEat +bo ,ol;co
found three .3S caliber bullets. These
ana not fit the 80 caliber revolver with
which he did the shooting.
Miss Caswell said she did not know
MCCARTHY or anything concerning his
acquaintance with Mrs. Krucr. The
police said Mrs. Kruer did not say un-
der what circumstances she had first
met Mccarthy, nor the circumstances
of their later meetings. She would only
say that he had annoyed her and that
she had repulsed him repeatedly until
year ago, when she saw him last.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08
To Rehearse ''TEle Hero
Manager Harris This Week Gets
Ready for Its Reanpearat,ce

:. Rehearsals will begin this week for
Sam Harris's production Of Gilbert
Enery's play "The Hero" Richard
Bennett will be the featured member
of the cast and Robert Ames will have
the role he created when the play was
presented last spring at special matinee
performances at the Longacre ,Theater.
Mr.. Harris said that an erroneous
impression had prevailed that his
withdrawal Of "The Hero" last spring
after four matinee performances indi
Gated that the play was to be shelved.
AS matter Of fact" said Mr. Har-
rls. the four special matinee perform
ances of The Hero were rewarded
with such enthusiasm that I felt the
play was too valuable a piece of prop
erty to be confined to matinee pres
entation. Immediately after the open
ing matinee ! began negotiations for a
theatcr in which to house The Hero
Within three weeks the play will begin
brief out-of-town tour and it will
open in New York at the Belmont
Theater on Labor Way"
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08

venue before first going through the
formahty of submitting to arrest he is
likely 70 be disappointed.
1t has heen reported that the Gov
ernor plans to ignore the sheriff with
the warrants and appear in court and
ask for trial in some other county.
But, in the opinion OF leading LAWYERS.
this VIII avail him nothing, for the act
of appearing before Judge and asking
for change of venue constitutes a
submission to the jurisdiction OF the
court which is practically the same as
being served with 4 warrant
Whether the Governor viii make an
appointment with the Sheriff and allow
him to read the warrants TO him, or
whether he plans to defy the authori-
ties and resist arrest could not be de
termined. 1t is certain that the sheriff
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08

with his. Only one expense we settle
Jointly and that Is the cost of the ac-
tual running of the household. Each
week we pay the household bills fftv
nifty But if | want new automobile.
or new dress, or 60 to the theater.
or hire new maid, that all comes ont
Of my pocket. With Lou it is the
same"
Her Views Made
After speaking prophetically, she
If we ever are divorced, and wo
must all look forward to such a pos-
sibllity in these modern times. there
Will be no quarreling over alimony. No.
1T Wlll be parting, that is all"
MISS Farrar IN other remarks put re
sponsibility for domestic harmonv
largely on the man when one of the
pair Is singer. She said:
ITO my mind, the employment of the
singing organ is so delicately artificial
and overstimulating that the question
of dual harmony devolves more upon
the understanding and foroearance Of
the man-mate than the woman, in the
case of necessary tranquility and happy
companlonship where the woman is the
professional gifted one, or shares a
musical profession in common with her
husband or artist companion.
Each woman will doubtless handle
the problem of Love Triumphant Yer
sus Success as her individual needs
and instincts order her, but | am
rather inclined to believe that. in the
end, nature herself will have much to
say regarding this matter and keep
her. for all her artistic and profess
sinai peregrinations, more or less an
adjunct to some male partner as we
are bound to believe the Creator
intended"
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08
Both Axe Keeping Silent
Friends of Diva Declare
She Has Been or Dris,I6
of Break for Some Time

Charges OF sensational nature
against Geraldine Farrar. prima donna
os the Metropolitan Opera Company,
will be contained in papers which will
he sled soon in Westchester County
in the separation proceedings started
b, her hashend. Lou Teliegen. This
statement was made last night at the
0stsud Hotel Ear Rocknvay. By Harry
\. Steinfeld, attorney for the hus-
band. There will be other grounds
besides desertion, Mr.. steinway said.
Miss FarrAr and her husband were
living together intermittently until p
month ago. when Mr.. Tellegen went 10
Long Beach on @ fishing expedition. 1t
vss there that the trouble started. al
though shele had been friction for a
lore period. and intimate friends Of
hoth parties were aware taat the diva
and the actor were on the brink Of
court proceedings, It was learned las:
night
Both Maintain Silence
Alvin Untermyer, attorney for Miss
Farrar. has made no move as yet. al
though 3 counter suit has been prom
ised Up TO late last night Mr.. Stein
way had heard nothing from the other
side. He said that Mr.. Tellegen was
waiting TO see what answer Miss Far
gsT regnt make.
@Our course will depend on what at
Htude they take" he said mo papers
beve been fled yet, but they viii be
within the next few days, and they viii
Undoubtedly come as q surprise to the
public know nothing of the suit CON
amplated by the other side or what
charges Mss Farrar may choose to
make
FIVE witnesses t0 prove that the sum
mons actually was served on Miss Far
rar. in contradiction Of the charge
made by ,Ir. Uutermyer that proceed
ngs were faxed" Mr.. Jntermyer
passed yesterday in the Adirondacks.
lie is quoted as saying that his client
had been altogether TOO patient with
the arrogant Mr.. Tellegen'
Miss Farrar also was said to be out
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08

CHICAGO, Aug. Edward Joseph
Ryan was not the ragged stranger"
Tor whose murder Carl Wanderer
awaits execution, Wanderer said to-
graph. Mrs Nellie Ryan declared nosi-
lively yesterday that she had Identified
the Stranger" as her son.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08
Sheriff to Let Governor
Make Plans for Arrest
Attorneys Say Small, by Going
TO Court, viii Hurt Chance
for Change of Venue
Special Dispatch 70 The Tribune

H7FVO' u I1IV71 70 4 7It I .VUFto
CHICAGO, Aug. IF Governor Ben
Small, who has expressed his intention
Of returning to Springfield, Tuesday,
where Sheriff Henry Mester has been
waiting for three weeks with warrants
fer the Governors arrest on charges
Of EN- 0ezzling 50 100000 of taxpayers
monov. attempts 10 obtain 4 change Of
New-York tribune., 1921-08-08

Small
When told of the Governors plan to
return to Springfield on Tuesday. the
Sheriff said that he was not going to
the train to meet him nor in anv way
attempt to Interfere with his move
ments
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-31
CATTLE MEN DID
NOT PREPARE, IS
BANKERS CHARGE
{. NJ. BriCkIey Declares
StoCkmen Got Luxurious
Under High Prices; Ad-
ViSeS Period of Economy.

Take the same old trail in the
same old conservative way that
you used before the wild gambling
period and youIl all land in Il
season OF prosperity" Senator Err
nest NJ. Brickley, of Carrizo2o, ad-
Vised the Cattlemen in an address
given before the state growers
association yesterday, in which he
criticized them for not saving up
for the rainy day which was
bound to come with the recon-
struction period.
THE grower got luxurious UNI
der the big prices He purchased
speed wagons and invested in more
cattle, never figuring that his
profit on them would be more than
eaten up through the increase in
the price of the necessities which
he had to purchase to carry on
his business" Senator Brickley
said.
"Then when many of them
could have sold at high prices,
they deliberately held off in the
hope of higher ones, and got
caught in the deAation period
Giving his opinion, as a banker,
he advised them to Fly close to
the ground. Don't buy more than
you need and don't borrow any
more money unless you absolutely
have to have it, If you, as an in
dustry, follow this plan, I believe
every one will come out of the
present crisis in good shape"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-31
CHANGE is SUGGESTED
FOR CATTLE SANITARY
OPERATIONS OF STATE

A remoulding of the state cattle
sanitary system was suggested to
the delegates of the New Mexico
Cattle and Horse Growers asso-
citation at their convention meeting
yesterday by DR.. o. E. r. Troy,
of Ration, in a short address he
delivered on the subject of the
veterinarian and his part in the
cattle business of the southwest.
at present the cattle sanitary
board is not really a sanitary
board at all, but a police organ
ization While this feature is
needed, yet an actual sanitary
board is needed and will do much
good for the industry" he stated.
Combined with the police func-
tons of the board are twelve vet
erinarians who serve without re-
Enumeration" he added.
Commenting upon the general
sanitary laws of the state, DR..
Troy said THE New Mexico cat
the United States. but they are
hemmed in by lack of funds to
properly function"
A short history Of the various
cruises which had been reached by
cattlemen in regard to animal dis
eases and how they had been nlet
and conquered by the veterinari-
ans was given by DR.. Troy.
THE real use Of the veterinar-
ian, however, is not in the curing
Of the individual cases. but in pre-
pairing for future live stock ills
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-31

Que Yesterday for a conference
with station Master Ed Sinclair.
The condition of Col. Alfred
Grunsfeld, who is seriously i'll in a
Chicago hospital was reported last
night to be unchanged according to
word received by James Grunsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld will
arrive in Chicago today, where
they were called by the colonel )
illness
Miss Henrietta A. Mccartney,
who visited here with her mother
last fall, will arrive this afternoon
at o'clock from California where
she has spent the past lew months,
to visit Mrs. Walter Hatch until
Sunday, when she will return to
her home in the east.
Clinton =. Anderson, Journal
correspondent, is expected to re-
turn this morning from Santa Fe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-31
G00DELL IS NAMED
ADJUTANT OF STATE
CAVALRY SQUADRON

Announcement of the appoint
ment of J. f. Goodell as adjutant
Of the First separate squadron, New
Mexico national guard was made
last night by Mai ]. II Toulouse,
squadron commander. Goodell will
have the rank of first lieutenant
Major Toulouse also announced
that Capt. Desmond Farrell of
Troop A will serve as summary
court officer for the troop. SINH
lar appointment was made for
Troop b of Carlsbad with Capt.
Fred NJ West the appointee, Thor
W. Kolle was named to serve as
acting adiutant of the squadron
until GooIell returns TO the state.