Arizona republican., 1921-01-06


 since last May. has been ordered trans ferred to El Paso. Tex, as consul, and that he would be succeeded at Douglas by Ives Lelevier, who has been con sul at San Diego. Cal.
 Drowns In Lake
 SNOWFIAKE-Roy Johnson, about 14 years old, the oldest son of Mir. and Mrs. Abe Johnson of Lakeside, met death by drowning in the lake at that place last Sunday. From accounts of the accident received here, Roy and some other boys were ice skating on the lake and after a time he told them he was going to Showlow. The others then took no further notice of his whereabouts and went on skating to another part of the lake, thinking he had gone on his intended journey. But, in the meantime Roy, who, it is said, was just learning to skate, had fallen through the ice to his death Herald
 Dies of Alcoholism
 JEROME-A victim of chronic alco- holism, Tim Harrington was found dead in his bed at the Sullivan hotel this morning.
 For three or four days Harrington's condition had been unusually serious and 1t had been planned to send him to hospital at Prescott today, but the grim reaper interposed. Harrington was about the streets last evening but retired early. Some time in the night he breathed his last.-Copper News.
 Many Arrested In Raid
 TUCSON-In wholesale raid on alleged disreputable houses by. federal officers aided by the military authori- ties of Fort Huachuca, at White City, a kfw early hour Sunday morning, IT women and three men were taken prisoners by the officers. Many other habitues of the place, which is said by federal men to be one of the most notorious negro resorts in southern Arizona, were ten tatively placed under arrest by the raiding agents, and later released. after investigation. The prisoners, alleged proprietors and inmates of the White City dives were brought to Tucson iu custody by special train Sunday morn. ing, following their arraignment be- fore the United States commissioner at Fort Huachuca by whom they were 1 held in bonds of from s2.000 to s500.- Star.
 Saves Tots from Fire
 Heroism on the part o Roman Vallejo, aged 6S. in saving tw, tots from cremation in a burning hous, early this morning when eleven resi- dences in Nogales. Sonora, were con. ! sumed by flames, throwing fully lift, poor people out of their homes, cos the hero serious if not fatal burns. ac cording to reporto from across the line The children, overcome by smok and confused by the excitement attend ing the fire, were unable to escapl from the house. Vallego, hearing theI l seF flames and dragged them to safety.
 Both tots were badly burned.-Oasis
 Indian Killed
 MIAMI-An Indian named Nat Doug las, aged about 30 years, was killed a Rice last night as the result of a fam fly rumpus.
 This morning Justice of the Peace H Fl. Pratt, County Attorney John W Murphy, the stenographer, Mis- Schoonover, and Sheriff Eugene Shut, left Globe this morning for Rice i order to conduct a coronial investiga ton Into the circumstances surround ing the death of the young man.-Bul letin.
 Firemen Laid of PRECCOTT - Twenty-Five fireme were laid off at the local Santa F ; yards yesterday, according to tnforma tion given out at the Prescott office this morning.
 l The lay-off is described as tempo 7 rary only.-Courier.
 Boy Commit sSuiolde
 CLIFTON-Maurice Fullerton. age : 17, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Fullerton residing on farm near Sheldon. com mitted suicide Monday afternoon abou B o'clock when he entered his rool and shot himself through the heal with a pistol belonging to his fathe The boy lived until the next day q noon.-Copper Era
 Night Shifts Laid Of GLOBE, Ariz., Jan. 5.-The nfel shifts of the Iron Cap Copper compan at Copper Hill have been laid off an only about a score of men are left work the properties of the company that place.
 Officials of the company stated tc day that no other men would ! thrown out of work, and that it likely that additional men will be pl to work soon.
 Snow in Mountains E GLOBE, Ariz., Jan. 5.-Residents f the Pleasant Valley district, near Il 9ierra Anchas, in this county. WI were in Globe today. stated that the has been about 16 inches of snow these mountains for the past thr E weeks.
 The weather in Globe has almo been hot for that period of time Realistic Makeup
 GLOBE, Ariz.. Jan. 5.-So comple was the makeup of James B. Warn and Haien Wayne, two moving pictu K players of the Apache Trail Film con pany of this city, when they appear, in a dining room of a local hotel th | morning for breakfast in the dre and makeup of Apache Indians, tn two waitresses of the cafe started
 have them evicted, no Indians beil B permitted to be served at that place. Not until Director de La Mothe a, h peared and made an explanation q the waitresses realize that they we \ about to cause two of their guests
 be put out of the room. Warner is playing the leading role- ' ---- ..