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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-06
LYRIC 1HEATER
CONTNUoUs-1 TO ii p. M
THREE DAYS STARTING TODAY

you could leapng from script to the actual
characters of wonderful story of the love of two
and girl away in Canadas grandes crags, and whir
with them through action drama real and vivid than
words could make it, wouldn't you greet that picture
splendid exception? Then you'll agree THE Sky
Pilot" is one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-06
TWO MEN ARRESTED
ON A FIGHT CHARGE

Telesfor M. Griego and Polo
Baca were arrested on South First
street last night by the police on
a charge of fighting and disorderly
conduct.
The two men are said to have
been quarrelling and fighting in /, e
street, and Criego's hand was bad
ly cut by a knife. A large knife
was found on Baca when he was
searched. and he will probably be
charged with assault when brought
before Judge Mcclellan this morn
ing for his hearing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-06

We deliver any size any
where. Henry Transfer Co.,
Phone 939.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-06
SANTA FEE STAGE LINE.

Will leave this morning at
700 o'clock. to he in Santa Fee in
time to see the De Vargas parade.
30 West Central. Phone 600.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-06
LOCAL X. OF P.'S AT
SANTA Re TO ATTEND
4 GRAND LODGE MEETING

The Albuquerque lodge OF
Knights of Pythias is we'll repre-
sented at the grand lodge meeting
which begins in Santa Fe today
The local delegation left for Santa
ne yesterday. They will make an
effort to brint the next session OF
the grand lodge to albuquerque.
Those who are attending the Santa
Fe meeting are Mr.. and Mrs. G.
=. Berndston. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Joseph
Pies. Mr.. ana Mrs. r. H. Hanna
MIR. and Mrs. r. n. Easley. j. E.
Elder and l.. w. Gales.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-06
ALI RAZOR

Blades left at the White Elephant
for sharpening. call at Rupees
Drug Store for them. and where
they should be left from nov on
Have your straight razors honed
and set by experts. All work
guaranteed.
KOBZA BROTHERS
At Rupees Drug Store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-06

Dangers Of the Ku Klux Khan
and the fear of being compelled to
join Eugene v. Debs in Jail are
given by Mr.. Shaw as reasons why
he will not visit the United States
this season or any other season.
But perhaps he was only INDUCING
in a bit Of Shavian humor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-06
NOTICE..

Sealed bids will be received I'M
I'll noon September 16, on general
construc, ion, heating and plumbing
and electrical work for a school
building to be erected at Las Vegas.
N. M for the 1mma culate Concep-
ton churth h, according to plans by
Chas w. Barrett. architect, East
Las Vegas, N. M. Plans may be
secured from the architect upon
.depositing a certified check for $25.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-06
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
DOINGS

Mrs. L. Z. Morgan purchased a
lot on Commerce avenue, Saturday,
and has arranged with hdr son
Clyde Morgan, to build for her one
of his ideal Spanish type bunga-
lows.
Raymond r. Craft has pur-
chased two lots, corner of Coal and
Grand avenues.
Eighteen lots were resold this
month on the Heights, the original
urchasers making from twenty
five to one hundred per cent on
their investments.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
ASKS ARREST OF MAN
 HE CLAIMS STABBED HIM

TUCSON. March 6i warrant was sworn out Saturday by the coun- " attorney office. against Angel Tril- las. Mexican ranchman. on the com plaint of ignacio Tueroz. that Trillas had stabbed him in the back with a knife. and threatened to kill him with revolver.
 The alleged assault is said to have occurred at the ranch of Trillas. on the Altura flats. 22 miles from Tue son The attack was the result of q quarrel between the two Mexicans. Trillas was arraigned in the justice court Q few weeks ago on the charge of failing to exhibit the hide of steer killed by him for food. for the inspection of live stock sanitary inspector. He paid a fine of $50 on this occasion. Trillas mad not been arrested on the assault charge at late hour last night. il was stated at the sheriff's office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
ARIZONA WILL PLAY
 PART IN DEVELOPMENT

PHOENIX. March Applications on file with the federal power com mission for water power development permits at the end of last month some l5S in all aim Co add to tho hydro-electric service of the country more than twice as much power ap- proHimately l3.5vO.ooO horsepower than is at present developed It is this great new power supply from the rivers of two states. Arizona and Cal ifornia over 20 per cent from an Ari- zona stream alone
 One development consisting If three plants in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river in Arizona. propos eS possible generation of over three and half million horsepower-m than eleven and half times the to- tai water wheel capacity Of the great Niagara Falls Power company install ation
 Just what will be the effect upoa the industries of the country Of such great additions to the water powers developed-the shifting of produc- tiun centers. of population. increased community wealth. etc etc is indi- cated in q forceful manner by the sim pie fact that even at the present time nearly T. per cent of all the pow-r utilized in industrial fields exclusly, of public utilities and railroads is derived from the relatively small de velOpmont Of the country water power resources made to date MuI. tiply this percentage by three-in- increase the volume three-fold and the picture coniured defies descrip- tion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
COMMISSIONERS REPORTS
 ON RAILROAD CROSSING
 ON CASA cRANOE STREET

PHOENIX. March 7-CorpOration Commissioner Harry Vaughn has re turned from Casa Grande. where he held meeting Friday afternoon re gardins railroad grade crossings in that city. He said residents of the city wanted 70 open two streets across the railroad tracks at either end or the station. and that the railroad ask ed that if this were done. it be permit :a3 to close a third street between the two which the city wants opened. MT. Vaughn said the hearing ended with apparent good feeling between the residents and railroad officials and that he expected the matter would be adjusted
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
ALLEGED OBSERVERS
 ARRESTED AT WACO

BISBEE. March S.-Af;er breaking into the arsenal al Camp Harry Jones last week and stealing 10 army auto matics. four Of seven soldiers. allee- ed to have deserted from the 18th in fantry. were apprehended at Naco.
 Three others. thought to have stolen guns in their possession. are said to be heading toward Cananea. Sonora
 Sonora officials have been notified to find and. if possible. capture the deserters
 The soldiers entered the arsenal on the night of March ,. The four captured are: Pvts. Way, Taulhaber. Canty and Monk
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
GOVERNOR SIGNS
THREE MORE BILLS

PHOENIX March s-Three house bills were signed yesterday by Gov. Thomas F. Campbell including house bill 5l. an act to prevent delinquency or dependency among minor children by providing d child welfare board The bill also provides an allOwanc Q for widows and deserted mothers of minor children in certain eases and provides fines and penalties for false ly obtaining relief The bill is some what similar 10 measure passed by- the legislature ia 1917. which placed the authority with the board Of su- pervisors The law never was put, in to effect however, the boards refus ing to act
 House bil 65. rectifying and vali- dating The highway construction and improvement bonds of Maricopa coun- ty. was another of the bills signed. the third being house bin 5-, an ac; de ciaring all irrigation districts hereto fore or hereafter organized unde- laws of the state to be in all matters and things municipal corporations.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
TAX COMMISSIONERS TO
 MAKE TOUR OF STATE
 FOR RATE ADJUSTMENTS

PHOENIX. March 7.-Members of the state tax commission today an nounced that as soon as the Iegisla- ture adjourns. the commissioners will tour the state to go over the tax as easements in each county with the county assessors. They will begin with Maricopa county and then plan to visit Pima. Santa Cruz and Cochise in the order named
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
WESTERN ROADS TO MAKE
 CUT IN WAGE SCALE

SAN FRANCISCO, March Wage reductions approximating g l-3 per cent for all unskilled la3or. effective April lG. were announced today bv the Southern Pacific. Western Pacific, Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe and Northern Pacific railroad systems.
 Headquarters of the road estimated that 1000 men or 20 per cent of the total company employees would be af- fected. The wage scale of unskilled labor will be decided from it's present minimum of II l-2 cents an hour to 90 cents. it was announcec
 Placards announcing the reduction set April :, for the hearing of pro tests. complaints or suggestions by the employees
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
Occurred Night of Feb. IS

Allen, according to kenney, sai,I that as nearly as he could remembe-. the killing occurred OF about F.bru- ary l5 at night He said that he shot in self defense Allen said that the boy. Narcisco Torres. was the only witness present. He said that he and the boy carried the body to a small outhouse and laid it on a bed. and later buried il in the grave where Bailey and Martin discovered it. AL len did not say what caused the shoot ing beyond declaring that it was Tn self defense
 Sheriff Joe Hood found two stills. about a barrel of mash. and a quanti- ty of liquor on the premises where the shooting occurred Sheriff Hood took the stills and liquor as evidence that may be used in prosecuting otht r charges. He said last night that it did not appear that any liquor had been made on the ranch since the shooting. Liquor. according to Hood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13

eral occasions. in fact was his attor- ney On my way home after the show met him on the street. He had been drinking. but am not pre-. pared to say Aow much. or how little We talked for about half an hour. I should judge. and then l went home and he went back downtown
 T didn't see him again until the light of the lamp revealed him on my bedroom floor \ deputy found his hat on the front porch The first bullet grazed his head: the second penetrated his brain
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
Allen Roper's Associate.

Baxter .Nllen was known to be an associate of Roper's and he and his step son were arrested at their ranch d short distance below the Hearv Ash ranch Jim Robinson. of Douglas. al- so an associate Of Roper's was ar rested al Douglas The confession of Alien is thought to clear Robinson.
 The coroner's jury. under the direc. tiou ot Judge Mckenzie. was to have held all inquest into Roper's death yesterday afternoon al i:ao o'clock at Lowell The jury and all the wit ness-s had appeared in the justice court at the time set and were ready for the hearing when L. R Bailey who was one of the jurymen, requested that the hearing be continued until i,3" o'clock today. Bailey said that he desired time to work up some further evidence that he hoped to have brought up at the hearing. At this time Allen had not confessed. At Bailey request and with the consent of Walter Roche. deputy county attor- ney. tine hearing was continued until | 3o o'clock today
 Shortly after the dismissal of the coroners jury Deputy Sheriff Kennev Fred Moore. and Mrs. Robinson wife of one of the accusedJ went to the jail at Bisbee to talk with Baxter Al len. Mrs. Robinson told Alien that her husband. who is held in jail at Douglas. requested that Allen tell her anything he could to clear him Of the charge. It was at this point. Kenney said. that Allen made full comics sion
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
Doors Unlocked.

'i never lock my doors. MT Gil more said. When | went to bed Saturday night after reading for some time left the door to the front porch open. Three doors open from the bed room: one to the front porch. one to 8 rear sleeping porch and one 90 tn Gining room.
 When I was awakened l noticed the door to the front porch was closed I shot first and investigated afterward- that's the whole size cf it. After l saw l had shot Sherriii was properly mortified.
 If had il to do over again-well. don't know think would let the intruder take everything in the house and help him carry it away"
 After he had identified SherriIl, Mir. Gilmore said he crossed the street 10 the home of Guy Welch. former sheriff and now treasurer of Cochise county.
 'I place the time of the shooting oy the fact that after Welch had dressed and we had gone back to my home it was FPS.
 A physician. the sheriff and a depu- ty were called at once but Sherrili died shortly afterward.
 '1 had gone to a picture show Sat urday night" said Mir. Gilmore My wife and two children are in Holly wood. Calf. and I am staying alone in the house"
 'I had represented Sherrill on sev-
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
FUNERAL OF ARiOCH WENTWORTH TODAY.


 The last sad rites over lie remains of Arioch Wentworth. Tombstone pio- neer. were held this afternoon under the auspices of the Grand Command ary of Knight Templars of Arizona, of which the deceased was a mem- Der
 The funeral was attended by one of tine largest concourse Of friends from all over Cochise county, that has been here for many years at simi- lar occasion.
 Al 3:3n the Masonic Hall was filled . with sorrowfng friends. who came to attend the final obsequies and im- pressiye ceremony and ritual conduct ed hy the Knight Templars.
 During the services quartette composed of Mrs. C. F. Tfford. Mrs. N. NJ. Bludworth. Prof c F. Tilford and R. B Valance rendered several in the Masonic Hall the procession. several blocks in length. proc eeded to the City Cemetery where again brief ceremonies were conducted by the attendant Commandary members. anJ following oher hymns by the quartette the remains wer" lowered into their last resting place. amid bank Of floral offerings
 Teh only relative attending the fu- neral was II E Wentworth. son of the deceased. resident of Portland, Me while pioneers from all parts or the county who had known the de ceased for the past forty years. came 70 pay their last respects
 In order that county officials and employees might attend the funeral, the court house was closed at noon today. while q flag floated at half mast out 0! respect for the deceased, who was at one time q county off ciaL \ flag also floated at half mast from the City Hall in honor of the d ceased. former mayor of Tombston while from the Masonic Hall the Ma sonic emblem was also at half mast
 Visitors from Tucson and Phoenix were also here to attend.
 Besides being member of various branches Of th" Masonic order. or which he was active in both loca: and state affairs. he was member Of the Chinese Masons. and g noticeable feature oi the funeral attendance was the presence oi members of the Chi rese order who came to pay also their last respects to their departed broth er.
 The pallbearers and guard of homer of the Knights Temp!ar were II. II. Hushart. J. T. kinssbUry. Of Tomb ston-. C. A. Mcdonald Tom Hargis. of Bisbee. and W | Nemeck and F.. R. Raumaker. of Douglas.
 In the passing of Arioch Wentwor.h  another valuable citizen. one who was esteemed in the community in which he resided and who had always been with the upbuildins Of the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
MExiCANS TO TRY MAN
 ACCUSED OF HELPING IN
 KIDNAPPING OF MARTINEZ

MORALES. Ariz.. March .-Alejan- dro Villa. son of former mayor of Nogales. Sonora. who was arrested on police in taking Jose Martinez. alle2- ed Tucson murderer of two Chinese to the American side of the border without proper extradition papers. was ordered to Sinaioa :oGay Tor triai. He had been held in military prison in Nogales. Sonora. since his arrest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
Holds Night Session

The session was begun at \ o'clock and Senate bill r.. over which there has been prolonged controversy. was taken ur. This is measure intendei ! to shear the corporation commissiC~ of the power to grant exclusive fran. chises 10 stage lines The bill had it's origin in the dispute between the con mission and the Jerome Union line which has been fought through the courts. After a heated discussion the bill was indefinitely postponed by vote of 10 To T. MT. Burton giving notice that he would move for d recon sideration of the vote.
 An agreement to indefinitely post pone senate bill lie. increasing the salary of the state engineer to S1.0OJ. was reached on the ground that that matter had been taken care of in the general appropriation bill which set aside s6.o00 for that purpose. Later the bill was recommended with the understanding that the salary should be fixed at sG.O0G and that items stricken out of the supply bill.
 Senate bill 12s. appropriating s25,- GOO to aid in the relief of distress of agricultural workers out of employ ment in consequence Of depression of the industry. was recommended for indefinite poSponement on account of the obscurity of it.
 Will Workmen's Compensation Bill.
 Substitute senate biii s5. the work mems compensation bill. was unfav- orably reported. 1t developed that it was the compensation bill. or rather the peculiar position in which this bill had ben placed. that saved tho omnibus bill from burial in the afte-. noon when the interment would most surely have been permanent There was majority in favor of placing the general appropriation bill before il, and if that had been done. the om- nibus bill would hardly nave seen the light again. This was partisan stroke. and it seemed to be a copper riveted situation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
ALLEN CONFESSES MURDER OF ROPER.

Following only few hours after he had been arrested charged with the death of Jack Roper. of Bisbee. Ba:,ter Allen. last evening made d full confession to deputy sheriff's accord ing to word received last night by Sheriff Joe Hood
 Allen was being held in jail in Bis bee
 Allen said that his stepson. Narcis- co Torres a Mexican boy about II years old. was the only witness of the shooting Allen claimed self defense
 The body of Jack Roper was dis covered sunday afternoon by L. R Bailey Bisbee postmaster and Charlie Martin. motorman in the mines. Roper had been missing for about two weeks. when Mrs. Charles Stapletin Roper's sister came to Bailey and asked his advice.
 Friends Became Suspicious.
 Bailey and Martin were friends of Ropers and became suspicious when they heard of his continued absence Saturday afternoon they drove out U the Sulphur Spring valley and found the ranch where he had been living They found nobody al the house or on the premises
 Sunday afternoon Bailey and Mar tin determined to make d more care illl search They again drove to the some distance from the house Sever al hundred yards from the house they found a spot where some brush had been uprooted and nearby they dis covered where q coyote had been dig. ging in the ground
 Martin returned to the house and got spad" Whl" Bailey stood guard Martin dug soon he made out the side walls and end of grave After digging to d depth of about five feet they uncovered the srucsomc remains Th. top of Rop- er's head had been blown off with q shotgun The county authorities were notified and a coroner's jury empanel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
PAGE THREE

was found concealed in various plac- es all over the premises. One of the stills was an unusually large one ca- pablo of manufacturing a large quan- tity of liquor daily.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
JURY TO VIEW
 BODY FOR INQUEST.

Empanelling jury for the inquest over the body of w. \. Sherrill. who died in Bisbee sunday night as a re- sult of sunshot wounds al the hands of W G. Gilmore. Justice of the Peace II r Merrill sheriff Joe Hood and : County Attorney J F. Ross left this afternoon for Bisbee ts view the re- mains
 The burial Of Sherrill will take place in Bisbee tomorrow. according to word received here last night by his brother, Will Sherrill. who took charge of the body.
 Following the jury viewing the re- mains they will return to Tombstone and following the return of Gilmore from Tucson. where he went yeste-- day the inquest will he completed af- ter the jury Views the premises where the shooting occurred.
 In this mornings Arizona Daily Star, of Tucson. appeared an inter view with Gilmore regarding the shooting as follows
 II was awakened out oi d sound sleep came to with start realiz ing someone was in the room
 My six-shooter was lying on the corner of the bed not under the pillow but pus on the corner of the bed
 ''I grabbed il and shot twice. As the second shot the man fell
 T struck a light and dIscoverea that l had shot Sherrill"
 That. in few words. is the story told the Arizona Daily Star Monday night by W. G. Gilmore. attorney of Tombstone. who shot and fatally wounded W. A. Sherrill, former depu- ty clerk of the Cochise county board of supervisors in the Gilmore hore early Sunday morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
( mNiBUS ROADS BILL HAS
 CHANCE STILL IN SENATE ANTi-ToMssToNE . BILL ON CALENDAR Q

The anti-Tombstone bill as amended in Section T. to read "4 [ period of four years shall elapse before another election can be [ held" instead of F years. as ori- sinally introduced. and further amending providing that county seat must be removed to a dis tance of fifteen miles or more, is | on the Senate calendar today for third reading The opposition to the omnibus bill in the Senate ap- pears to be weakening. while the work is being rushed to put need ed legislation through before the closing hour
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13
Passed in Senate.

House bil ,$. providing for the vot. ins by absent residents of the state. This bill had once been unfavorabiy acted upon.
 House bill =. for the segregation of high school pupils of the African and Concession races This bill had been amended by the senate SD that it is applicable only to high school dis tricts in which there are at least 25 pupils of the African race. and then the ordering of equal facilities for the African pupils is optional with the board of trustees
 House bill ,. providing for the amendment Of the constitution re vamping the educational code
 House bii l@0 requiring that in de claring a homestead. notice mus, pe given concerning mortgages.
 House bill lo6. appropriatine de ficiency funds for the University of Arizona and the two normal schoCis. and house bill l27. creating univer- sity fund. This bill was amended by the senate reducing the levy from .""l2 to .0ol for the first year. in. creasins il to .00l3 for the second. and reducing 1t to col for the sue. ceeding years.
 The senate also decided upon night session mainly for committee of the whole work
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13

Tucson-150 men ballasting track of Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad 70 Cienega bridge
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-13

the afternoon il settled down to the passage or other final disposition of bills, among which were the follow i'm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. 8. - Dwight
Franklin. New York illustrator.
never uses a pencil or a pen in his
work.
1t IL all done with a plastic but
permanent composition which he
molds and carves into figures
The atmosphere OF the American
Museum Of Natural History in New
York. where Franklin worked as a
boy, and the groups Of birds in their
native habitats gave him the bunch.
He determined 10 mold pictures.
instead Of drawing them. figuring
that models and table groups. like
those used in museums. would ex-
press a more realistic sense Of emo
ton and beauty.
Today. on the shelves OF his
studio stand a collection OF figures.
nodded and painted. grouped upon
miniature stages. They illustrate
subjects for public and private col
lections: history, geography. litera
ture. drama.
The Brooklyn Chldren's museum
has a geography room entirely illus
trated by Franklin's works and the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art has
three groups on medieval architec-