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Arizona republican., 1921-04-21
S450,000 BOND
 ISSUE SOONM MAY BEPUT TO VOTE
Commission To Act Today On Six Issues For Verde Project, Cave Creek, Ar mory, Police Alarm And Paving

,A-S5x bond issues. totaling s455,000. "lA. soon be submitted to citizens of Fnoenix in special bond election if city commissioners act favorably upon proposals submitted to them yesterday at their regular weekly meeting A special meeting of the commission will be held al o'clock this afternoon to endorse or reject all or any of the proposed issues.
 Proposed bond issues include funds
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27
Priority for Tax Law.

Sentiment in both houses of congress
appears to be increasing in favor of
putting the new internal revenue tax
bill ahead of the tariff measure. Word
has been received from the bureau of
internal revenue that unless the revis-
ed law is received soon it will be i'm
possible to reorganize the working
force Of the bureau SO as to handle its
provisions in their application to in
comes for 1921. Republican leaders
in the senate are said to favor pigeon
holing the tariff bill when it comes
from the house until the tax measure
has been taken up and passed. Mil
lions of new tax blanks must be print
ed and new regulations prepared to
conform with the new internal revenue
law, and unless there is sufficient time
to accomplish the work before Janu-
airy lst it is feared that business will
be thrown into confusion.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jessup are La
mar visitors this week returning form
trip to the mountains. Mr.. Jessup
is helping in the J. B. Byars Co. store,
where he used to work.
A special communication of Lamar
Lodge No. 90, A. F. & A. NJ. was held
last Thursday evening for degree work
and a fine lunch served afterwards.
There was large attendance
The Lamar Rebekah Lodge met in
regular session last night and initial
ed officers for the next six months.
Mr.. Chas. W. Robertson took the OBJ
legation of the degree of the order af-
ter which he and his bride were pre-
sented with beautiful silver spoon
under showers of rice and best wishes
for a long and happy future. After
lodge delicious cakes and ices were
served.
Married-On Sunday at noon Mr..
Claude L. Handy of Lamar and Miss
Emma Sewer of La Junta were united
in marriage at the Presbyterian manse,
Rev. ID. G. MacLennan officiating. The
groom is foreman of the Lamar Daily
News office and is a steady ard re-
liable young man. He is well known
to the fraternity of the valley. The
bride is also in the business and has
been a machine operator both at La
mar and La Junta. They VIII make
their home here, and the best wishes
and hearty congratulations of many
friends are extended to them.
On Wednesday evening of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Coover enter
tanned few friends at their home in
honor of Mrs. Alice Dean Hibbard of
Kansas City, who is here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. l.. Wade. A very
pleasant evening was spent in social
intercourse and music, after which ice
cream and cake were served. Those
present were Judge and Mrs. j. X.
Doughty. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Hager-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wade, Mrs.
Hibbard, Mrs. Marie Uhl and daugh-
ter, Margaret, w F.. Hooper, II. G.
Jepson and the host and hostess.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27

w. R. Waldo of Granada was coun.
ty seat visitor today
H. G. Lamson left last Saturday for
Iowa for a short visit.
Chas. Owen was attending to bust
ness matters at Springfield last Fri
day.
Ray Strain was attending to bust
ness matters in Pueblo the first of the
week.
Mrs. W. Z. Cade and daughter, Miss
Mabel, are spending a few days in
Denver.
Misses Ruth and Maude Knuckey
of Holly visited with Lamar relatives
last Friday.
l. Writ Markham is attending the
state immigration board meeting this
week in Denver.
Judge CRANKY Hiilyer returned last
night from trip to Denver. He was
accompanied home by his son, Cranky.
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. McCloughan of
Chillicothe, Missouri, are here visit
ing their son, S. L. McCloughan, and
wife.
j. b. Byars of Denver. head of the
Byars stores, is in the valley this week
visiting the Lamar and other stores in
this section.
NJ. J. MeMillin returned last Sat
urday from Denver where he had been
attending the meeting Of the state
stock inspection board.
|. C. Downing last week sold his
fine home in Paseo Place to J. L
Wade. Mr.. Downing and family ex-
pect soon to leave for q new location
Manager F.. M Wilson of the d. A.
VI. & p. Co. went to Holly last Friday
to hold conference with Mr.. koontz
general freight agent of the Santa Fe
with regard to rates.
Miss Mary Markham on last Thurs
day afternoon entertained few OF
her young friends at a party at the
home of her parents, Postmaster and
Mrs. L. NJ. Markham. in honor Of hei
guest, Miss Ruth Garrison of Fort
Lyon. The young people had very
enjoyable afternoon.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27

F. W. Miles and family left last
week for few weeks vacation which
they will spend in the mountains.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27

T. F. Snodgrass of Trinidad, man.
ager of the Snodgrass Food Co., Wis
tied the Lamar store this week.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27

Don't insure your car after it is
stolen-do it new c. A. Hansen,
Phone Lamsr Is.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27

The new four-cyiinder Buick to
be announced about August first
will be made in roadster. coupe.
passenger touring and five
passenger sedan body styles. We
advise placing orders now ICON
tingsnt upon the cars being salts
factory to avoid disappointment
in getting delivery.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
ESQ REPORT FOR
WEST POINT NINE
Record Field of Candidates At
test Games Popularity
Among Cadets.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw yorK HrR,tp.
wrsr PoiNr, ~ ", March 5.-Army's
baseball candidates turning out this
week 10 report 90 Hans Lobert, coach.
numbered ESQ men. IL II the largest
SQUAD ever out for the Army nine. Al
though Lobert obviously cannot handle
any such crowd OF balltossers. u is In
dlcatlve OF the spirit Of the Cadets and
the great interest 20 be manifested I'm the
game here this spring. Hans began his
elimination process NJ once and sliced
big chunks off the squad the first day.
The work is. Of necessity. all being
done IN the cage In The gym" Snow
covers the Plains IN spots. but spell
or good weather this month win make
II possible for the Army men TO get
into the open IN time for some warming
%" prior to the first game. which i
fchcduled FOR April 2 with the College
or tile city or New York. Seventeen
games arc on the ArTny's schedule this
spring, including the big game with the
Navy, down on the card for May -.
An tho contests viii be played here.
The prospects for a winning Army
nine are considered fair. The West
Pointers lost several good men by grad
uation laet June and although some
promising material came in with the
new piebe class. Lobert has hardly had
an opportunity "a Try II out
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
RED SOx LEAVE
WITHOUT M'fNNTS
Advance Guard Starts for
Training at Hot Springs.

nosTox, March k.---The advance guard
81 tho Red sox sct out for the south
to-day with th~ comments of fans on tha
transfer ~ Harry Hooeer to the white
90x bugxinm IN their ears and without
the company ~ Stuffy Mefnnis the
holdous first bassman. Manager Hugh
Duffy headed a Eroup ~ three recruits
who formed tho nucleus ~ tho team that
wlll train ~ ilot springs En r~ute Ne
said hs expected - have John Collins.
who. with Keno Llebold. comes 10 Hos
ton III exchange for Hooper. ioin thr
team from hls homo In rittNfleld
The losa ~ Hooper. last ~ the oid
guard that brought the world Champion
ship 10 Boston in 1912, waa q subject %
regret among followers ~ the team.
Coiiins's coming was hailed a. tho ac-
quisltlon of a favorlte ron ~ the State.
but from Manager Duffy down n was
agreed that Hooper would be \ loss ~
any team IN baseball Those who have
been in correspondence with the out
fielder. who a Al his ranch IN California,
said Il was an open question whether
he would play again.
McInnis from his home ~ Manchester
to-day said Ne had received no reply -
his demand for salary increase proper
tionate 10 that given other players and
that until his demands were met be
would stay at home
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
DARTMOUTH SWIMMERS
BEAT BOSTON SQUAD
Outscore RiUals Easily, f3 to
10, in Dual Meet.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALp
HANOVER, ". H., March Dart
mouths swimming team defeated the
Boston University squad here to-day 43
10 10 The visitors were completely out
classed in every event with the excep-
tion Of the go yard swim. in which D.
Richardson of Boston dashed ahead Of
Pratt of Dartmouth by a scant foot.
Dartmouth took first and second places
IN the dive, the plunge and the 100 yard
dash. The relay went to the Green
swimmers by comfortable margin. The
meet closed the season for the local
team. The summary:
Taylor and Roberts) second. Boston M
Berry. y. Richardson. H. Brown and d.
Richardscn). Time, al 1-5.
Divc-First. Weed, Dartmouth; second,
Carver, Dartmouth. third, Dlhl, Boston
Fifty Yard Swim-Flrst. Roberta. Dart
mouth second. Brown, Boston: third, Demp-
sey Dartmouth. Time, 0:27 2-5.
go Yard Hv irn-ilrHt. II Richardson. Bos-
ton: second, Pratt. Dartmouth; third, Smith,
Dartmouth. Time. 2:4T 3-J.
f'iunge-Firsl, Capt Bird, Dartmouth, 1916
feet III 60 second; second Short. Dartmouth
70 feet In 90 seconds; third, Washburn
Dosfon, 40 feet In 10 seconds
100 Yard Hwim-First. Taylor, Dartmouth /;
second Roberts Dartmouth; third, Brown
Boston. Time. J 100 3-s.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
WHEAT AND MYERS
MAY Be HOLDOUTS
Have Failed Thus Far TO Sign
Brooklyn Contracts-Team
En- Route.

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.--Two out
fielders. Zack Wheat and Hy Myers. may
be in the spring holdout league next
Tuesday morning. These two members
OF the Brooklyns, who will start training
here Monday morning, have not yet
signed contracts for the season, and II
they do not report before Monday night
they will be classed as holdouts.
President Ebbets has been here several
days, and this afternoon intimated that
at least two prominent members OF his
championship team are dissatisfied with
the terms OF the contracts sent 10 the
Ebbets did not mention the name OF
player but when asked II all his plH
had signed he declared that T.
them could remain on their fsrr
they were not willing TO Sign AZ
terms offered.
Wheat and Myers are the players tha
might have been referred to by Ebbeis.
as Wheat owns a large farm in Iolo.
Mo, and Myers Is the leading farmer
In Kensington, Ohio Both players were
sent contracts, but failed TO return them
signed to the owner OF the Brooklyns.
AS they did not sign the papers their
transportation money from their re-
spective homes 10 this city was not for
wardcd 10 them.
Wheat Is the oldest player In point OF
service on the team, and Is ABOUT 30
years old Last season he was captain
OF the club and during the year dis
played signs of slowing up. He is fast
approaching the end of his playing
days.
Myers has been with the team several
years, but is not yet through as an ac-
tive player. He played great ball last
season and is regarded as one of the
best outfielders in the National League.
baggers. BY many he is considered
more valuable to the team than Zack
Wheat.
Three pitchers. Burieigh Grimes, Sher-
rod Smith and Walter Ruether are pros
pecttve holdouts. as they failed to report
with other veteran battery men TO Hot
Springs for preliminary practice.
Manager Robinson failed to show up
here to-day but Is expected tomorrow
morning The only regular In camp II
Ivan Olson. who has been here several
days waiting patiently for the training
season 70 open. Miller, Cadore. Mitchell.
Griffith, Pfeffer and Mamaux are ex-
pected to arrive from the Spa Monday
morning and will start training IN earn
est a few hours after reporting to their
manager.
The park Mt which the players will get
into condition for the season is all ready
for the invasion OF the champions. Dur
Ing the last few days the Pelicans have
worked out there and when Robbie's
team In assembled they will share the
grounds
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HANDBALL TITLE FOR
SACkMAN AND CURRY
Brooklyn Athletes Win Met
Doubles Championship.

william Sackman and Frank Curry
Of the Trinity A. c.. Brooklyn. were
crowned metropolitan handball doubles
champions yesterday when they defeat
ed Robert Bowling and Thomas Jordan
OF the New York A. G. on the outdoor
courts Of the New York A. 9. by the
overwhelming score Of 2i--7 and 2i--5.
The triumph Of tho Brooklynites was
no surprise. a. they are rated two OF
the best "swattersr In the city. As a
matter % fact their victory was 80 as
stlred that after both teams had made
their way into tho final round local
organization brought charges against
the Trinity men. declaring them profess
sionnlS. \ special meeting OF the a. a.
T.. Was held, and az result they we're
completely cxoncrated Of the charges.
sAckman's and curry's great team
work and their ability to put over kill
Ing strokes. which has featured all their
matches. was largely responsible for the
downfall OF the New York A. G. team.
The New York A. G. found Il almost
impossible 60 return tile low strokes
made ~ tho Trinity men. Time and
again saci,man and Curry served hard
drives which struck low on the hitting
board and bounced back into fair terri
tory. THE New York A. G. team ar
pearoI unable 20 handle these hlts.
which sackman and Curry worked 10
good advantage.
~ virtue ~ tlclr victory yesterday
the Trinity players VIII 20 10 Detroit d
represent the metropolitan district In
th@ national handt~n championships.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
PRINCETON WRESTLERS
ARE DOWNED BY YALE
Beaten IS to 10 After Closest
Meet of Season.

Spcciol Despatch 10 THE NEw YosK HERALD.
PRINCETON. ~. j.. March Prince
ton was defeated by Yale In wrestling
hero this afternoon, Is to 10. in the
closest meet OF the season. The Els
were unable 10 annex fall. but won
five bouts on decision. four of them
requiring two extra periods OK three
minutes each. The Tigers were success
ful IN only two bouts. but IN each OBJ
tained fall in short order. and missed
a decision in the l45 pound class BY
twenty-eight seconds. enough TO win or
lose the meet for either team.
Chuck Carpenter. chaplain of the
Orange and Black set record for the
year in the unlimited class BY pinning
Mackay's shoulders to the mat In Just
thirty-five seconds. The Princeton
leader at present appears a likely can
didate for heavyweight honors In the
intercollegiate wrestling tournament
here on March Is. as he has yet TO
lost q bout.
Mallon. captain Of Yale. sprang a
surprise in the i35 pound class b. win
ming from Morrison on decision. X was
the first defeat in two years for the
latter, who won from Hart Of coium-
bia, metropolitan champion. month
ago Morrison was slightly injured In the
middle OF the bout when he was forcibiy
thrown off the mat on the wood floor,
but gamely continued In a daze:
The summaries:
fi6 Pound Ciaas-Thompson OF Yale won
from, Cooch Princeton, on decision.
i25 Pound Ciass-Brook, Princeton, threw
Moore Yale, IN am. f4s.
fas Pound ciass-Capt Maiion OF Yale won
from Morrison, Princeton, on decision IN two
extra periods.
i4J Pound CiaSs-Graven, Yale, Won frofr
Mcknight, Princeton, on decision 10 t"o "a
ira periods. -
i5s Pound Ciass--woods, Yale, won fror
stearns, Princeton. on decision " Two eh'ra
periods.
fTa Pound Class--Dareli, Yale. won from
wilson, Princeton. on decision IN two erira
Trniimlted Clams-.capt. q. q. j. Carpenter
Princeton. threw MacNay, falc, ~ - sec'
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
YALE CUBS TAKE SWIM.

speefat Dsspatoh % TINS Nrw Noxw lirAAtn.
NEW HAVEN. March .. - The Yale
freshmen swimming team defeated tho
Harvard freshmen this afternoon. ~ 20
D; Haryard's only first place went 10
Carp-ss.ar who won the plunge. ine
summaries;
30 Yard swim-won by cclsAie, lhls
Morgan, Vale, second; Potter, hdFvar-
third Time - seconds,
100 Yard awin-Won by Colgate. fhls'
Trcpcy, Tale, second. Potter, Harvard.
tnisA. Time, I'm. l-0s.
200 yard swim--won by t.cdsard. Nale;
Stewart. Vale, second CummiuEe, Harvard
third. Time, @m. ~ 2-as.
Plunge-Wcn by Carpenter, Harvard ~
feet; Bncliman. Vale, second. ~ tccii NNfHs
Marble Yale. ~ feet.
Fancy uiye-~Won w MrcnllrN, Nalr. Ne
Frost. Yale. second. - Spencer. iiarfaf8s
tnlrd, ~
200 Yard Relay Ilacc-W Won ~ Tim. Yale
(Prost Freeman, Stewart. Morgan. Tine.
I'm, tpp.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
CITY COLLEGE HANDBALL.

The City college handball team ycs-
terday defeated the City A. G. IN all
six matches played on the college
courts. The summaries:
stern, city a. c.. 2f-T, 2i-7. Mllgram,
q. g. NJ ", defeated Frankel. City Al c.,
iJ--2i, 2i--i3. cl--i3. swetlow G. q n. ~,
seltzor. g. G. N. ". defeated Goldberg. city
A. C., iii, 2i-ft.
poubles. .--Ewetiow and Kelly c. O. n ",
defeated Goldberg and Waldnan, City A. C,,
III, .f--i2: Mintz and Levinson, q. G. ~.
j.. defeated Frankel and Bans. city A. g.,
Clio, i2-2i. 21-1f.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
KINGSLEY SCHOOL LOSES.

Superior foul goal shooting enabled
St Pnuls School OF Garden City 10 de-
feat Kingsley School OF Essex Fells In a
basketball game played yesterday at
Garden City by Is points % "A. Each
side made ten baskets from tnc nocr
six OF Kingsley's being scored b. cav
anaugh.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Baseball Jottings

CHICAGO. March 5.--John Mullen OF Pitts
burgh to-day signed a contract TO officiate
as an umpire in the American Association.
Mullen makes the seventh member OF the
staff Iie has had twelve years experience,
having worked invthe American. International
and Western leagues.
MEMPHIS, March 5.-Ed zahniser, Bloom
ingtcn. Three League pitcher for the last
Memphis Southern Association club from
Toledo Il was announced.
ace Of the Chicago White sox. who has been
a holdout this spring, announced to-day
that he came TO terms with the sox manage
at waxsachie Sunday. Kerr Il reported TO
have received bonus Of $1,000 for signing
his contract.
MOBILE, Ala. March 5.--Afilton Stock
third baseman Of the st. Louis National
League, announced here this morning that
he would not report TO the team this year
unless he received an increase in salary.
PITTSBURGH, March 5.--Trive recruits.
Frank herbst George ree and and prsw p. y Rassr DER
Cormck, catchers, In charge OF I'D la Force.
trainer, left kere last night for West Baden.
report to Manager George Gibson OF the
Pittsburgh National League club Two mem.
sSrs % s,, Ws.r sauaa Tss
ncunced that he and Mr.. Dreyfuss could not
ccmc to terms, while william Haeffner, a
catcher, returned his contract unsigned.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Dave Robertson, uot-
fielder OF the Chicago National League team,
has been suspended indefinitely for failure to
revert for spring training IL was announced
BY rs9sident Veeck to-day.
LOS ANGELES. March 5.--Pitchcr Bili
-ertica, traded TO tho ct Louia Nationals
by the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast
League, admitted to-day he was holdout.
but said he would leave Monday for Orange.
Tex, the st. Louis spring training camp,
Ito talk terms' with Manager Hickey.
HOUSTON. Tex. March o.-Exhibltlon: :
II. VI. E
ST. Ioua Nationals. is................
PHILADELPHIA Americans. ...........
Ratteries--Walker, Kircher. Sherdell and
Sermons: Perry, Rommell, Harris, Moore
and Perkins. Myatt.
ORANGE. TEX. March ). = Exhibition
fRecond teams). ". y. "
81 Louis Nationals. s................ll "
Philadelphia Americans. s.....,..s,..1V ~
Batteries--Schultz, Revierie and Dilhocfor
Nicbcrgall; Slappey, Hcimnch and Bcrser.
long DRAWN OFT HOCKEY TIE.
| yiCTOnIN. y, q. March a.--scattic AM
4 Victoria hockey teams established wOris
record Tor cytended play when thclr 4 10
I tie WAS called a draw last night at the ent
Of the third overtime period, after sixt,
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
NEW YORK.
Ts.sIs sIao24it0 rS,,eI; ,s,.s ;n,;n, G,sl9 q Is

New York......... o : q o. o / 0 x--s
Two base hits--snyder, Nee. Patterson.
Three base hits-King, Young. Sacrifice
Henry: Deason. White and Henry; Donneily
and Henry. Left on bases--'ilants, san
Antonio, 4 Bases on bails--Cff Boidrge,
p: off Dcason, o. off Phriipa. l. Hits-Off
Ryan, In q inningsi off Boidrige, In 2
innings. OF volsht. . In : innings off
Denson IN 2 innings. Struck out-.y
Ryan. 3: by Boidrigs, 4 by Kelly, 2; by
voight, 4. tmplrs-Brennan. Time OF game
- hour and Is minutes
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Erte. Of Giants, Cnmr.

McGraw said this afternoon that he
had recei ged a telegram from Joe Ramp
stating ,at the infielder would be here
to-morra afternoon.
There will bo another contest with the
locals tomorrow.
voigt came to the Giants from Rock
ford OF the Three ! League labelled a
iefthander. but he filings with the other
ara.
II IL n bit early to pass judgment on
some OF the new man. but II this man
Brown can throw he viii do. lie mas all
the carmarks OF first class outfielder.
Once more the Kelly and Barnes
brothers are reunited George was In
there shouting announcement 70 his
brother Rem while his kid brother was
In the box. ong George Was so busy
roofing for Rem that he forgot 10 make
q IN himself.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SUNDAY nasKETBAiL IN nRooKLyN

The Brooklyn Pros. basketball champions
of the big borough win clash with the
Powers Brothers passac Five 10 might 81
Arcadia ilnli. Tile rrooklyn1 WIN have
stretch Mcchpn. the biggest ran IN the
game. and the vsitors VIII Include two Of
Reynik.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
YALE's FRESHMEN ON TOP.

NFw HAVEN. March 5.--Yale's fresh
man basketball team defeated tho Har-
ward freshles tonight % TO ~ IN a
lively game at Yale ~ was the trrs
time Harvard freshman team ever
appeared here Caswell for Yale and
Gordon for Harvard were the individual
stars. The summary:
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
TITLE FOR ETHICAL SCHOOL.

Tho private school basketball cham
pionship was decided In q very fast
game in which the Ethical Quintet won
It's fourteenth straight game by defeat
Ing Horace Mann for the second time
this season. The game was played on
the Ethical court and ended with the
score at % TO IS. Ethical was at a dis
advantage being minus their famous
centre. Kaufman, and their guard Fry.
Captain Bregman deserves much credit
for pulling his team through the season
without the loss OF a game. this being
the final and deciding game Of the
season. The lineup: