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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Poultry Turkeys-5O0 0eoc. Fryers-s5 e 4oc
 Hens-32 Q 35c.
 Stags-25c.
 Fresh Eggs-7Oc Storage--60c. Geese-30c. winesaps No. l, ss5S; YorSs. No. c l. 2ss, s7. rs Grapes-Em s;II, p' perors' .s7-So. Grapefrut-9ss and Sos, sA5o qrangss-Fancy; all sizes, s4:2s. ss; California, soo ,450. Bananas--7 and shand bunch. Sc. Cabbage-Wisconsin stock. small heads, cslery.cOlcradO. large crates. s7.s0; one LLsttYqg,semIeeb.sgg. fancy. large heads, s4. Potayoes-sweet, Porto Rico. ah@sc lb. Irish, Colorado, 3c lb.; Wisconsin. 21sc. lb. ,,otnt Kuttabagasce1,loO- a pound sacks Sc ID; so- onions-Red. 1Uo- pound sacks. 8; yellow large. foo-pound sacks. ss5o 5o-pound lots. Onion White. bushel. a; yellow. bushel s25o red bushel' sS;5o. large California, s1ac; lima, baby Cali fornia. sMc; pink California, SC. Peas-Blackeyes, California, Sc. Feanuts-No. 1 Virginia stock. shc; roasted. sack lots, 1Oc; roasted, 5o-pound Cheese Daisies, full cream, 2sc. Mackerel--I0o count. $50. Cocoaputs--1oo to sack. $s.6o; lots of 50, Prunes-so to 40. 27c Market Baskets--Doz., 75c. Raisins----London layer, $5.5o. Bis iss0. so mint iDi sticks. 1oo.. ,s.1s: peanut ss Checkers, ' s paekssss pas @ ssieS S ssoeo.ss I. ipS pail. s5 to pound. sle; ghland. paii., as to pound, s2c :; in 15-Pound pound paiis. lc more; Io0s 3Sc.
 Gray snapper-Headiess and drawn. He. 25c. spanish Mackerel--25c. Pompano. 36c.
 Salt Water Trout--2s 02se. Mixed Fish--12c.
 oysters-cnesa peaks Bay, extra select. s3 per gallon.
 D. S. Clear Bellies--15 Q 17c. Pork Loins-2sc.
 Compound Lard-12hc. Pork Lons--2sc.
 Bacon--25 q 4Sc,
 Live Stock
 tBirmingham Packing Co., Fed steers Good to choice, 8Q9c; me- dium to good, rose; common to medium TSQ7c. and flesh: Steers, 7@sc; fat cows. 5@sc; medium cows, 4@ SC; cutters, a9tc; can uerS, ZW 3ci heavy pulls, 1 W oct IRnt pulls dium yearIings. 2a4c; vealers. 6@sc. 9010c; choice fed hogs, 136 to 165. s@sc choice corn fed hogs. 90 to 135. 7W7hc; choice corn fed hogs, 90 to 135 rose; light pigs, 90 pounds down, 6@7c; best heavy rough hogs 607c; half fat so soft and and oiiy hogs from 1c to % per pound less than above prices.
 Meal and Feedstuff Mixed Horse Feed-s50 Q 55. Old Style Hulls--s19. Corn S1.13. Corn Chops--$2.50. No. White Oats-7Sc. Shorts-S49
 2: s. Meal, ' per cent-sss. Timothy-$45 per ton. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa--$45 ton. Wheat Straw-s25 per ton
 Hides and TaIlow No. 1 Green Salt Hides-6c. No. Green Salt Hides-5c. No. l Dry Flint Hides-12c. No. , Dry Fin Hides--11c. No. 2 Fresh Green Hides-sc. Mo-. Dry Salt Hdes-9c. No. Dry Salt Hdes-Sc. Sheep Skins-10 @p25c. Horse Hides-s1 G3oo. Goat Skins-20 m 25c. Goat Skins-20 O 25c. Taflow-4 @ 5c. Beeswax-256 O 27c. SIssr GIsar STease s sssa wSqlL12SisS %doisaaIss. Bury Wool--7 @8c Ginseng (wild)-s7 G8.oo
 Spot Cotton
 Good mludllnS .1fh
 Strict mlddllng ...-...........14
 Mlaohng ...,..,.i3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
CHICAGO GRAZING QUOTATIONS
 By Associated Press
Cash Grain
Ry Aecnciotad prn.

Dy ASSOclated Pre6S
 Chicago, January 11-Cash wh eat No. hard s1.s4A NoS ? hard, s1e3A Corn; No. mixed, 69c; No. vel- low, 72@74c
 Oats; No. white, 47@471a; No. 3 white, 45% @46Ac.
 Rye; No. 2. $1.62
 Barley 76@S9c.
 Timothy seed, 55@56; clover seed s15.00 @16.Oo.
 Pork nominal; lard, s1S1s; ribs s11.50@12.5O.
 St Louis, January 11-Cash wheat. No. red winter, SPOT m2.09; No. 5, $2.o2 2.o5; March, s1.S2A: May. s1.72a.
 Com; No 3 es1sc; May 55h @5sc; oats: No. white, 4s3Ac; No. 5. 4sA @4915c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
NEW. YORK BONDS By Associated Press

L. S 2s coupon, offered .....t-,.-s.1.. loO
 u. s. As, coupon. offered .......5,t.- l05 a2 American smeting & Refining 5s i5s. American Tel X Tel. cv. 6s ......,.- s6.s Atchison gen. As .........,.s....,. tsl+ Atlantic Coast Line 1st As .,........ 7sa4
 Bait imore X Ohio cv. fl2s ...e....,+. q as Bethlehem Steel ref 5s ............ 1ss Central of Georgia Consol. 5s, bid sf .s Central Leather 5s ..,.a..t..,..7.. 9U.2 Chesapeake & Ohio cy. 5s .st...... S4.s Chicago Mill & St P. cv. 41as ...... q Chicago K. I. X Pac. Ry. ref. 4s 6S City Of Paris Gs ,..,..... .....,~..s. 9Vt, Cobra do 6S Southern ref. ias ..,...., TIA Denver X Rio Grande consol Is 66
 Dominion of Canada 5s d93D '..- s.it Erie gen 4s ..s.:t... .s.-..s.. r...-.'t eef.a Illinois Central ref. Is ,...........,- 1tst Int. Mer. Marine 6s ...........-. Se.- Kansas City Southern ref. as 1tS4 I.iggett & Myers 5s .,...-....... " Louisville & Nashville un. As .,...... SS1s Missouri, Kan. X Tex. ist As ...,.... go Ndw s1ssogTl PastIg sdn,rss gen; ass Is :. sf. Norfolk & Western cv. Gs ........... 1041a NoT horn Pacific Is ..5.s..s..f dS
 Pennsylvania gen. 5s ..'..,=s.... 9l R ding gen. Is ..........'. -.......t:4. S0 Republic lrcn & Steel 5s tla4o), bid SD st Louis & San Fran; adt. ss .....t. sss
 southern Rell Tel. Ss ...,,s,., SIS southern Pacific cv. 9s .s,........ 9e
 s;outi,eru paiiway gen. 4s .. 60s4 .rexns X, Pacific 1 st ,..5,,.. 79st
 Union Pecific As s...s..4n....,+s.....S s3i. r Steel 5s ............ 94is vvirginip Ca oiina Chemical 5s ...... s1ls
 Wabash 1st .....s.... .............. S51s
 Wilson & Co cv, ss ,,..,....s.....,.. sS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS
 Rx Associated Press
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
 By Associated Press

Chicago. January 1l.-Cattle: Receipts, 14 900: beef steers fully steady; closed slow. steady.
 Bulk ............ 5000 9.75 Bulk butcher cows ......... 5.000 $50 I;ull heifers ............... 5.75m 7.50 Gamers and cutters mostly 3.25@ 4.25 Best heavy bolognas .......... 600 Bulk ..... 5000 s.75 Bulk vealers to packers ...... 11.00M11.5o-
 Hogs: Receipts. 7s,00o. mostly sog4oc lower; closing 10 0aD1 SC higher than early. Top for light lights and i6o-lb.
 Bulk ..s5...... eSbn g.2o Bulk desirable 90 to 13o-lb. pigs s.25W 9.5o
 sheep: Receipts 2a:ooo; fat lambs and yearIfngs weak to 26c lower; sheep and feeder lambs strong to 25c higher.
 Top lambs .....l.. ....... .$11.76 Bulk ..s................ 11.00011.75 Ton ewes ...... 575 Bulk ............,...... 4.50Q 5.5o Bulk feeder lambs ........... s.00@10.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Rotarians Initiated

Troy, January n.-tSpecial- ->-Az,cs.. lusia was invaded by large number oS Troy Rotarians Tuesday night, when members of the Troy, Dothan and other Rotary clubs met there to assist tn the initiatory services of that club. The Andalusia organization starts under 1aT- orable auspices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Port Movement

By Associated Press New Orleans: Middlng 14.75c: re- ceipts. 5.a37; sales. 1871: stock, 462sS1. Galveston: Middling, 15c; receipts 1.o11; eNports. e.614. sales, 1900 stock. 3S6.59S.
 Mobile Mddling. 1ic: receipts, so1; stock, 21.26S.
 Savannah: Middling, 1925: receipts 1.s54 exports, 2,10o, sales, 2O4; stock. 160.94S
 Charleston: Receipts. ssl; stock 243,193.
 Wilmington. Middling, 14c receipts 132; stock, 44,164.
 Texas City: Stock, 3,02S
 Norfolk: Middling. 15.75c: receipts 2.242 sales, 191: stock, S1.295.
 Baltimore: Stock, 39S5. [. Philadelphia: Mddling. 17.75c; re- ceipts. 30: stock 5,96o
 New York: Middlng, 17.o0c; stock 32,16S.
 Minor ports;s Stock. 2l575.
 Total today: Receipts. 2S,294: ex- ports. S,ss5; stock 1.460,sS6.
 Total for week: Receipts, ss.2s1 exports, 19.139.
 Total for season: Receipts. s,652.1s5 exports. 2,553.9SS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
London Money

By ASsOCIateu TfeSs
 London. January ll,Bar silver. s94 per ounce. Money, ! per cent. Discount rates: Short bills, 6ia M6as rer cent: six-month bills. 1l-1e per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Coffee Market nv Asoo~sofa1 A pe~aa


 New York, January 1.-The market for coffee futures showed renewed tirmness today owing to reports of better trade , demand and better tone in Brazil The market opened at an advance of to Il points and active months sold 29 to ;S points net higher, with May touching { ' 45c, or & points above the recent low record Last prices were al the best point of the day, showing net gains of s1 to ss points. January, 6.55c: March, rose; May 7.45c; July, IA6c; September, s.2oc; October. s.s2c: December, s.55c
 Spot coffee was reported in good de- mand, with Rio 7s quoted at 6s4G7c and Santo As at S.70c and Of Rio fs at 6.5Vc The official cables reported decline of 2O0 reis in the dollar buying rate. with an advance of 3.32d in the rate of Rio ex- change on London. The Rio market was unchanged to 25 reis higher and Santos 50 to 160 reis higher. Rio cleared So,1o bags for New York. Brazilian port receipts, H.0oo; Jundiahy receipts. 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Metal Market

By Associated Press
 New Nork, January 1-rCopper steady e'ertrolytic spot, 13c; first quarter 130I 13Ac.
 Iron nominally unchanged. Tin firm spot and nearby s. 75a7s9 25c; futures, tS7 92)c -tntimony, 5.15@5. soc. Lead steady, spot, 4.75c. Zinc quiet; East St Louis delivery spot. 5.50Q 5.62c.
 London, January 11.-Standard copper spot, fI4 2s Sd; futures, a74 2s Cd; cleo trolytic spot, ISL futures, fS3 Tin spot f20a 5s; futures. f2l4 Lead spot f2s 15s: futures. f24 5s. Zinc spot. f26 15s; futures. f21 los. S9
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Interior Movement Ry ASs0cfafAd prAes

Houston: Middiing, 14.60c: receipts. l2,26s; shipments, S,274; sales. 4.1s5; stock. 364,097.
 Memphis: Middling, 14.5ec; receipts, 4.6l1 shipments. 4,O4s; sales. also. stock, 3S3.906.
 Augusta Middling. 14.SSc; receipts, 1880; shipments. 1,705; sales. s1; stock, 15s.5S2.
 St. Aous; Middling, 14.50c; receipts, 2,4lS; shipments, 1.6s4; stock, 21.OS7.
 Atlanta: Middling, 14.75c.
 Little Rock Middling. 14.50c; ra- ceipts. Ss7; shipments. 43s; sales. 7S2: stock. ess67.
 Total today: Receipts, 21,5S5; ship ments 16,144; sales, 993. | Dallas: Middling. 14.2oc; sales, 5,550.
 Montgomery: Middling. 14.50c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Naval store.

by ASSOcIAted Press Jacksonville, Fla, January I1.--Turpen- t!ne unchanged;, sales, none: receipts, z shipments, 235. stock. 26.227
 Rosin unchanged: sales none: receipts, las; shipments Sa0 stock. 165 649 Quote: wv. Il BOG.
 savannah, January 1l.--Turpentine quiet, 921ac; no sales receipts, 52; ship ments. 153; stock 15,S77
 Rosin quiet; no sales: receipts, 678; shipments, 720; stock. S4.S30 Quote: B D f G H K M N VIC wv, lie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Hubbard Bros. & Go.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special atten- ticn and liberal terms given for consisn-
 nent of spot cotton for delivery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Spot Cotton

Spot Cotton
 Fly Associated Press New Orleans. January 11.-Spot cot ton, steady and unchanged; sales or the spot TAT bales; to arrive, 630; low middling, s.75c; middling, 1475c; good middling, 17.5oc; receipts. 5,s37; stock, 462,SS7
 New York, January 1t.-Spot cotton, quiet. middiing, i7.50c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12

The government owns the copyr1gnf on the word Liberty" as applied to air plane engines and parts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12

Watermarks in paper have been used from the earliest times. John Tate, pa- permaker of Stevenage, in 1i94, used an eight-petaled flower for his watermark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Rice Market

- Sy NSSOcIAted Press
 New Orleans, January 11-Rough rice. no sales: receipts, 1o.s6o sacks. millers' receipts, same Clean rice. steady: sales, Blue Rose, 6,S50 pockets, F ap 4c Bran and polish, unchanged: receipts. 2,794
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
A PROCLAMATION
STATE OF ALABAMA EXECUTIVE hERARTMENT.
Montgomery. Alabama.
 November a2. 1890, 4 pRNet AMAFIOA

November a2. 1890,
 A PROCLAMATION, WHEREAS, The Legislature of Ala bama, at a Special Session held in the year 1920, proposed a certain amend ment to the Constitution of Alabama. which ia herein set forth. to be sah. ] mitted to the qualified electors of tho State, at a Special Election orderea by the Legislature to be held on Tues- day, February 8, 1sal, 4v AND, WHEREAS. Notice of such election, together with the proposed amendment. ia required by law 10 be given by proclamation of the Govor nor;
 NOW, THEREFORE,. I, Thoa, H. Kilhy. Governor of the State ot Ala bama. do hereby give notice, direce and proclaim that Special Election will be held on February 8. 1s3l, for the vote of the qualified electors ot Alabama, in the manner, form and places required by law. upon the fol- lowing proposed amendment to tho Constitution Of Alabama viz:
  The Highway Bond Commission is authorized to issue and sell, with ths approval Of the Governor. not over five million dollars of the Stats Bonds heretofore authorized by the Amend- ment to the Constitution, known as Article XIX. to bear such rate oil interest not exceeding six per centInn per annnm. payable annually or seui' annually. as the Highway Bond Com mission may find necessary to secure the sale thereof.n q IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have 4ereuato set my hand and caused the Great Seal Of the State to be affixel at the Capitol in the. City of Mont. golnery. on this the 22nd day Of No vember. One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty.
 THOs E. KILBy.
 Governor tSEALl
  By the Governor
 VIM P COBB,
 Secretar' " = esA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Liverpool Cotton Rv AnsrsrimtNd Rress

Liverpool, January 11.--Cotton spot more business; prices firm. Good mid ding, 12.7Sd: fully middling. 11.7Sd: middling. 10.78d; low middling, 9.03d; good ordinary, 7.53d; ordinary. 6.7Sd; sales, 5.000I bales, including 3,loo American; receipts, 14,000 bales, in- cluding 13.SOO American. Futures closed barely steady; January, l0.51d: March. 10.56d; May, 1o.61d; July. 40.64d; October, 10.51d; December, 1o.4Sd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Potato Market Av AssOCtotad D-.s

I,,
 Chlcago, January 11.-Potatoes steady northern white sacked, s1.20@ l.35 per hundredweight; bulk, $1.400 l45 per hundredweight; Idaho russsts sacked $1.s0@ 200 per hundredweight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Cotton s...ss sssd 0il

New York. January H.-Cottonseed oil slipped off 10 to F points on the poor showing in cotton. but subsequently steadied up or room covering and seat tered buying on the advance in lard January closed points lower and later months to z points net higher. Sales, i6 400 barrels. Tenders. 2,9O0 Prime crude, 6s0 sales; prime summer yellow spot, S.75dse; March. s,osc; May, s.scc; July,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Produce By Associated Press

DS ASbociHtcO fresS Chicago, January 11.-Butter ~~and eggs unchanged; poultry alive higher; fowls, 31c; springs, 27c; turkeys, 4oc
 St. Louis, January 11-Poultry: Hens. 27c; springs, 27c; geese. 2oc: ducks, soc
 Butter: Creamery 4sc; eggs, s2c.
 New York January 11-Butter firm; firsts. 42@44c.
 Eggs firm firsts, 6S@6sc.
 Chese firmer; average run. 22A@ 25Hc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
EAST ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK

By ABuOclHt6u EIese
 East St. Louis. January 11.--Cattle: Re iceipts 6.00o; steers slow to steady. Top 4. x $50 Bulk ...........l. 175@ S.35 Bulk .l....... 6.00@ 500 Cows bulk .......... 5000 6.25 Gamers bulk .............. 3.00@ 3.25 Bulls bulk bolognas ......... $500 $50 Top feeders ............... S.1O Bulk ................... $500 7.s5
 Hogs: Receipts. 2S. 800; active and strong 50n75c lower than yesterdays average. Top on light mixed loads .... $50 Practical top and best mixed
 putCnefS NS S.1O Bulk lights ..s.....a...s 5000 9.75 Bulk heavies ..,........ $500 300
 Sheep: Receipts 2. 800, active and strong to 25c lower, bulk of receipts was western and Colorado lambs.
 Top. laInps ...s... ..... ......-. .. ll.ov Bulk ........... ........... 11.00Q II. 50 Yearlings top ............ $50 @ Ewes top Mathematician. ... 4.50 Bulk .............s..... 4.00@ 4.50 Lambs. four decks at ........ 11.50 Four decks at ............. 11.35 Six decks at ................ 11.25 Five decks at ................. HOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Dry Goods

New York, January 11.-Cotton goods were more active in the gray, convertible and finished goods lines today. Cotton yarns moved higher Silks sold at prices closer to replacement cost Revisions m wool goods were expected to be drasticg and lead to more active business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
apot Coffee

Spot Coffee
 By Associated Press New York. January n.-Spot coffee, 6kc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
NEW YORK COTTON ysy Aasociofed pres4

By Associated Press New York, January 1.-The cotton mar
Arizona republican., 1921-05-30

The black bass is the game fish of the large schools in the lake and is the only fighting fin that thrives in Arizona waters With the exception of short closed season in the early spring the black bass is traiied by the year round by sportsmen- Ar tificial bait lands the big fellow in the spring, but as the days grow longer and the weather grows warm CT, the bass must be hand fed and the successful fisherman will tempt the old boy with a live minnow, grasshopper or angle worm. Late ill the season he is not fooled by paint ed plugs or foolish feathers. The bass craves a square meal at close range His sky line is the surface of the water and he is in no mood for high flying; moraI-send uown the weight ed minnow or worm.
 The old saying 'sthe early bird catches the worm also applies to the angler and the peep O day gives the sport the edge on the bass.
 Bass and salmon are not available to all fisherman and only in the vi cfnity of Roosevelt lake can the game ones be found But carp, catfish suckers, crappie. perch and soft shel turtles can be found in nearly all Arizona streams.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-30
MESA DEFEATS
 COL0Pl!.D TEAM

Mesa's reorganized ball team with old veterans of former days back m uniform; again put a world of pep and ginger back into the club and enabled them to take snappy interesting game from the coiored Giants Of Phoenix. to l. The crowd came back with the team and took all the interest of olden days in the contest, indicating at least twice a large crowd out for the game on Memorial Day. when the Tigers from Phoenix cross bats with the Mesa city boys here.
 The colored boys made their one
 run the first of the game in the third
 inning when F. White was hit py
 the pitcher, stole second and scored
 on Wbiz Whites single to left field
 Mesa scored In the fourth when
 Lash hit. Peterson made first on the
 pitchers error and Burton hit in-
 CT to the first sack-r. the play 9o-
 ing home to catch Lush, who scored Burton was safe at first. Burton scored in the same inning on Will jams single to left field. In the sew enth two more run~ were annexed when Burton and Williams scored on Mortensons sacrifice hit, Williams coming in from second when the pes to catch Burton went over the catch-s CTS head. The final run was scored by Attaway in the eighth after he singled coming in on Lush's single. Gill demonstrated his all >roand ability as a ball player. when he vfas called in thethird to take ShumwsIys 2 place behind the bat Shum took l one of Lush's curvee on the 6ne or 1 his three fingers whrcn put him out of the game
 The Tiger Mesa game on Monday l Is counted as the big event in local 1 baseball circles and the rejuvinated l Mesa boys have high hopes of scoring l another victory The game will be 1 played on the Mesa field starting q 3 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1921-05-30
.IHE REPUBLICAN
 CARR|ERSPL FLORENCE TEAM

The Arizona Republican carriers wall enjoy an outing tomorrow mak- -nz the trip to Florence to root for the carrier baseball team in a game with the Florence Juniors. About 50 CIT 1fe Republican carriers will make
 8 trip leaving The Republican of
 as : a- nn- tomorrow morning and Turning to Phoenix tomorrow night.
 Warden Rynning has arranged to give the boys a view of the state prison and the business men of Flor ence will entertain the boys while in town
 The Florence Juniors will line up with Rodriguez. catcher. Knight. pitcher. Carr5soas. first base; M. Ra- mircx second base; West fall. third base; Seszna. short stop. Ramirez, left field. Truman. center field: Stewart. fright field; Arriola. Kirk
 The Republican carriers will "dolf' mp in their new unies: Griffin, catcher: Rosser, pitcher; C.. Rum ford. first base; Jones. second base: Smathers. third base: Bromly, short stop: Cronin. left field: Johns. center field, Cruz. right field; Bright. Budd and Brown. substitutes
 In addition to the ball game the Florence Junior club has arranged Tor 1 IfiG meet Wltn lne IOHOWiHS E events: 50 and 100 yard dash, broad and high jump, ball throwing contest and base running events. The mer- chants of Florence have contributed prizes to the winners of the various events and practically every business house fin the Pinal county seat will close during the afternoon. A few Of the prizes offered by the Florence merchants: Mandell's store, s shirt l; Florence Commercial company. $5 pair of shoes. Michea-Arballo com pany. S5 hat: Pina1 Hardware com pany. Reach league ball; Pinal Bank and Trust company slab of Swift bacon- Nichols Meat market, Swiss ham: Arrioia store. $2 necktie value; Deyine Drug storGA nickle- plated fsashiieht: ye-non Brothers Drug store. league Tan: Don Sing company, five pounds of Schilling baking powder.
 The carri@rs win make the trip in Union Alto Transportation ears chartered for the journey over and return The carriers are confident ol victory and the Florence Juniors have similar ideas. Anyway The Repub- l1cAn boys will have a chance to dis play their new suits and they should celebrate the event by making good on the ball lot.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-30
Marathon Race Starts At Ten
 This Morning

Ten runners will be entered in the ten mile modified marathon to be rolled off at the state fair grounds this morning. with Gordon Coola of the Phoenix Indian school and Will liam Azul of Sacaton as the favorites in the long jaunt.
 Coola's past performance makes him a heavy favortte, but Azul comes here with three iten-mile victories that will force Coola to step fast if he comes in the money. Coola's best time. made on the Central avenue pavement. is 5s:19, while Azul years ago. The Indian runners should show some speed today and give Arizona chance to send real marathon runner to the California Amateur athletic meet next month. With Coola doing ten miles in 58: 19 under hard conditions he should cover ten miles on the dirt track several minutes faster. He now holds two
 diamond medals won in the Gardner Thanksgiving races.
 The long run win be preceded by two other races, quarter and half mile. The entry list for the short races will exceed the 10-mile run and the interest will be as keen. The WlliIl6E m cASn Ol lASSC cNcklta 8Atl receive a diamond stick pin offefed
 by Mack Gardner.
 The winner of the ten-mile race will receive handsome l5- jewel El- gin gold watch and the runner-up will
 be presented with a 7jewel Elgin gold watch Both prizes are donated by MT Gardner and are on display In the window of the Gardner Diamond shop on Center street.
 The first race will be held at 10:st o'clock this morning and the othel races will follow immediately after No admission will be charged and ths public Is invited to watch the runners cover the fair ground mile racs course, By running on the fail ground dirt track the fans will havs a chance to see just how fast the rssn- ners can travel under ideal condi. tions and perhaps a new phcncm vii be developed in this section. Tn, races will be interesting regardlcs of whether a new record is made. The events will start promptly a l 10:30 o'clock this morning