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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19
llncila 81 Co.,
perailveIQ satlsti
Rlefornaa 3 agrara Isl va da roa-
dele numai prin organizarea
creditului 81 a mijloacelor de
desfacerea productiei.


Alatupi de cooperative, bancile
populare sunt col mai bun mijloc
pentru organizarea 81 ridicarea e.
conomica a taranimei, pNtand sea-
pa primele de speculantii 81 de ca
matarii satelor.
Prin ele taranii Isl implinesc ne.
voile char GU mijloaccle lor, pu-
tand sa-si puie in valoare produ-
sele mnncei 81 sa-si imbunatateasca
gospodariile.
Bancile populare au mijlocit
foarte nftllt aprovizionarca popu-
latiei Gu articolele neccsare 81 a
inlesnit desfacerea produselor. mem
brilor.
Castigand increderea satenilor,
an ajuns la 0 desvoltare foarte fru-
moasa, incurajand orice initiativa
81 dand sprijinul lor financiar pen
tru infiintarea 81 desvoltarea COO
perativelor de productie 81 consum
81 pentru organizarea aproviziona-
rii 81 a desfacerei in comun pro-
duselor satenilor.
In 1919 am avrt numai in We
chiul Regat 3114 banci populare
cl 67S,O61 mevbri 81 GU un capi-
| tai deplin varsat de 243, ,S63, ,255
lei.
| Gu toate greutatile inerente, ala
turi de bancile populare s'au des-
voltat cooperativele satesti.
Prin cooperativele de productie
-s'a putnt industrializa, de catrs
producatori, materiile prime agri
cole; prin cooperativele de aprovi-
zionare 81 desfacere in comune, s'a
asigurat 81 consumatorului 81 pro
Educatorului, care de multeori este
acelas, 0 MARTA buna 81 ieftina.
Societatilc cooperative an contri
lbuit foarte multi la ridicarea nive
lu.ui cultural al satenilor 81 la e
tdncarea lor economical.
.Avem numai in vechiul Regat a
stazi 1879 Gle cooperative satesti CT
1O4,592 membri 81 34,5OO,114 lie
! capital.
/ Daca pana in prezent rolul ban
fciIor populare 81 al cooperativelo1
satesti a fost dcstul de fnsemnat
otiata cu infaptuirea reformei aga
| re, acest rol devine de 0 importan
ta capitala.
! ST, rolul acesta null poate indie
plini decat bancile populare 81 coo
Iperativele satesti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19
DIN PATRIE

Suntem informant ca autorita-
/ tile locale vor lua zilele' acestea
dispozitia de obliga pc toti pre-
|cnpetii care au disparut de pc
Fpietele Clujului in urma aplicarei
|preturilOr maximale, sa-si aduca
maria pc plata. Sc va da acestor
precupeti un termen de ) zile du-
pa care daca nu sc vor supnne
| Ii sc va confisca toata maria.
Aceasta masura va Fl singura 81
cea mai buna Gale de Sc aplica
riguros preturile maximale fara
ca pietile sd ramana goale cum Q
acum.
Allan ca marele financiar GER
man Hugo SHINES trateaza for
marea unui consostiu pentru a
cumpara uncle uzine din Ardeal.
3
COmerciantii de lemne, in urma
|c0nfiscarii q 50 Ia suta din tra-
yersele fabricate pentrn C. F. r.
|si impuneru enprmsi take de ex-
port - au adresat np memoriu la
Rucpresti, in care Sc. protesteaza
contra acestei masnri, aratandu-
Ese ce nrmari grave pnate avea.
r q Z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19

Ute, onorate judecator, cram
feDuna ca sa deviu artista de
cinematograf, 81 cetind in ziare,
am vazut ca e singura Gale PEN
tru 0 fata fara alte talente sd
devie celebra ca sd fie angajata
de vre-o companie de filme'
Z
In ori ce caz e multi mai intere-
SAINT sa privesti Ia Q femeie care
Isl pudreaza nasul in tramvaip dc
cat Ia un barbat care Sc scoheste
in dinti.
Z
p. Julius Krobitt din Qberlin,
Kans., s'a plans tribpaalplni CD
nevasta-sa dina Etbela j. Krohitt
q maltratsaza. Ia 1nfxtisart dina
Krobitt q prodpe IN act legalMat
Ide tribunal pe haza cSreis s'a II,
tept essatoria ii in caro q. Julius
Krobitt s'a eAigst fata d. &Fa
Ethsla James Cd - sppune fra
niei 2 inpotrivire y ari "a trats-
paept din Bartes yiitearsi .si
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19

. - )les:ss IN. 'xAlaEsl
non sistem de administratie a
armatei. Sc va mstit,i 81 un CON
siliu ar fl secretarul (ministruD
de razboiu, subsecretarnl Gle raz-
boiu 81 seful statului major. Acest
consiliu va Fl convocat cand 9
vorba de polifica departamentu-
lui de razboir referitoare la pro-
'blemele militare 81 de inarmare.
Neapol - Intre matrozii va
porului american: Pocahontas 81
Intre niste matrozi spanioli S a
iscat o bataie formala in portul
Neapolului. Cauza certci fost
ca matrozii spanioli al strigat
Jos GU America" In fine ma,
trozii americana All invins 81 Tau
batut bine pc spanioli constrIn.
gandu-r sd sarute pc rind dra-
pelul Statelor Unite. Spaniolii
ncavind incotro, s'au supus.
Norwalk. A. ]. Rice din Vii
lard, proprietarul al doua cine
matografe, 81 al otelului Shideley
a marturisit judecatorului main
tea caruia fost adus pentru vio
larea amendamentului Is dir
constitute. ca ell vmdut rachir
la doua femei. Ell fost media,
redepsit cu 1000 dollari. Doamns
Ruby Stewart, una dintre femeilt
carl an baut rachiul lui Rice. {
comis sinucidere.
Philadelphia. = Secretarul d,
razboiu Weeks a adresat o scri
scare comitetului oamenilor d,
lncredere Tniversitatii din
Pennsylvania in care il roaga C;
sa absoalve pc generalul Leonard
Wood de promisiunea sa cd v;
accepta sd fie directorul universi
tatii pc anul viitor. Comitetul l.;
absolvat pana in l Septemvri
1922. Astfel generalul Wood is
poate ecupa postul sau nou d
guvernor al insulelor Filipino. Z
a acceptat acest post numai pen
tru TN an.
Roma. Papa Benedict s.;
rngat All toata ziua pentru reusit
discutiilor referitoarc la restabi
Urea pacii intrc Irlanda 81 Anglia
Papa declarat ca ell are firm
convingere ca ,rezultatul acesto
discutiuni va fl multamitor per
tru ambele partide 81 astfpl sc vo
evita dusmaniile carl pretin
atatea sacrificii.
Redwood. = William Pazele
81 Theos korkovelon, proprietal
Gle restaurant, arestati i'm noapte
trecuta acuzati de incendiare il
legatura Gu focul ce-a cauzat
jpagllba de trei mili0ane dollar
care a inceput Luni, all fost reli
Isati contra unei cautiuni. Iii ar
pus foe restaurantnlui lor ca $
coIecteze suma = mai mare q
asigurare. Find insa vint. fOcl
s'a raspindit 81 a distrus O mar
parte cartierului comercial.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19
INF0RMATIUN|

nU 80 II 0~0 -
Paris. - Consiliul ambassador
lor s'a ocrpat in sedinta din urm;l
Gu chestiunea republicei din Ba-
ranya. intre Sirbia 81 Cngaria.
Consiliul ma aprobat aceasta re-
publica spunand ca acest terito-
riu. in urma tratatului de
Trianon, care sa ratificat. a.
cest teritoriu trebuie sd fie al
Ungariei. Sarbii au primit ordin
de evacuare de la acest consiliu.
M Sc site insa ca ce atitudine va
lua 9uvernul sarbesc a carui pro-
tectie fost ceruta de noua re-
publica.
Berlin. - Aici Sc site Cd Sta
tele Unite, i'll intelesul tratatului
&c sc redacteaza acum. 81 care ar
ii tratat de pace Gu Germania, va
cere despagubire pentru vietile
americana perdute in razboiul
mondial. Guyernul. Gu toate cd e
contra acestor cereri, probabil va
lscali acest tratat caci vrea ca
situata ell Statele Unite sd fl
arantata odata. Germania dc
parerea ca daca Statele Unite
vrea despa gubire financiara, sa-s
ceara partea eli din suma ce sd pla.
teste aliatilor in urma tratatulu
din Versailles. caci Gcrmania M
e in stare sd poata produce alto
sumo.
Seful de polite al orasului Gle
veland, Smith, face investigate
Cd cati clevelandeni sunt victime-
lie organizatiei banditilor italien
Camorra Sc afirma ca aceasta
organiZatie a omOrit pana acum
q persoane in New York, Cleye
land, Detroit 81 Chicago. In zilele
trecute an fost arestati in New
York sapte bandit, dintre ear
trei an martnrisit ca all cunostin
ia de sase persOane asasinate. s
char 81 eli au luat parte la acestt
crime. tnul dintrc acesti sapte .
marturisit ca el G membrul orga
nizatiunii Bnventre care s'a for
mat lnalnte Gu sapte ami in Sici
liza. Ell dat numele tuturor self
lor filialelor din Statele Unite.
Paris. = In ciuda ziarelor fran
ceze earl scriu contra venirii lu
BRAND la conferinta din Wash
ington, BRAND determinat S;
vina. Presa ii aduce in minte cazu
lul Wilson care a trecut Oceanu
| 81 a dat faliment. Premierul fns;
a declarat ca materialul ce Sc Vi
dlscuta este atat de important G;
lpresenta lui necesara ca Wash
ington.
| Paris. - Admiratorii boxerulu
francez Carpenter vor fl desa
magiti cand vor auzi vestea ce:
mai mona Cd Georges CARPENTER
probabil nu Sc va mai lupta $
deci nu va veni nici in Statels
Unite ca sa 4 intalneasca pc Glib
son. Jack Dempsey lar fl da
asa lovituri, incat, precum S,
!anunta, - el suferit injurii in
fterne. La orr ce caz, Carpentie1
MI Sc simte bine 81 va Fl supu,
unei examinari minutioase medi
cale.. Degetul lui rupt inca nu ,
yindecat 81 poate cd 81 aceasts
fmprejurare il va impedeca ca S;
sc lupte. La orr ce caz lumea spor
tiya din America 81 din celelalt,
parti ale lumii asteapta Gu curio
zitate verdictul medicilor.
i Washington. La departamen
ra2boiului s'a hotarit in mod de
finitiv crearea unui stat major
lea IN tarile europene. Sefnl statn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19

Washington. La departamen-
'ra7boiului s'a hotarit in mod de.
finitiv crearea unui stat major,
Ca m tarife europene. seful statu-
lui major ar ii generalul Pershing
care va 81 organiza aceasta insti-
tutie. Statul major ar fllnctiona
III m pace 81 razboin si arata un
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-18
REORGANIZATION OF SLATE GOVERNMENT
 IS PROPOSED ID ASSEMBLY BY GOVERNOR

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb 17-In a special message to the legislature in joint session Monday, Governor Campbell presented two plans for reorganization of state government by >the adoption of a civil admins tration code. Impressiveness was added to an event of so great import ance by the presence of former Gov- ernor Frank O: Lowden of Illinois, who made that state the pioneer in this governmental reform which since has, extended to several other states Governor Lowden, who is stopping at Pasadena, Cal, for a few weeks, came at the special request of the Governor to address the legislature on this re- form and describe the institution and operation of it in Illinois.
 Really two plans were submitted by Governor Campbell, one of them re- quiring only legislative changes, and the other necessitating constitutional changes, but both effective in wiping out the horde of boards and commis- sions, devourers of. the taxpayers money and cripplers of efficiency. be- cause of their conflicting and overlap ping functions, their divided respon- abilities which are not responsibiii- ties at all.
 Among other things Governor Camp bell said:
 'The constitutional plan is prefer able as 1t insures complete re-organi- zation, but it also involves either a constitutional convention or a vote of the people and nearly two years delay. The legislative plan proposes the debatable advantage that it would be operative almost at once, and thus be put to experimental test. In my judgment, with the outstanding example of Illinois and other states before us, responsible government such as I advocate, no longer can be said to be in the realm of experiment Its worth and practicability were further proven during the late war by the abolition of boards and vesting the president with power to appoint heads of the various departments of war activity. So long as we tried to function with boards, our progress was slow and unsatisfactory and we failed to measure up to what was rightfullly expected of us from our allies. A surprising and gratifying change was immediately noted when individual responsibility superseded bureaucratic government"
 Principles of the Code
 '1. The functions of administra- tion, while made up of many details, are susceptible of classification into limited number of departments.
 ''2 Simplicity of governmental or ganization is necessary to energetic
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-18

efficient and economical administra- tion. Such simplicity secures unity and responsibility in administrator.
 3 Concentration of administra- tive agencies is necessary to achieve the prompt and proper functioning of executive duties and powers. Du- ties being centralized, responsibility can neither be evaded nor shirked
 A. Executive functions should be discharged by a single, responsible head, vested with plenary powers or supervision and control, and account able to the governor alone, and not by a multiple body; for it is individuals who do things, and not boards or con- missions.
 "5- Quasi-judicial or quasi-legis lative functions are properly dis charged by boards.
 Energy, unity and harmony of administration within a department can be secured by vesting it's respon- sible head with authority to prescribe by rule the duties of subordinate of- 'ficers and to direct and coordinate its varied activities.
 1. Energy, unity and harmony of administration as a whole can be secured by vesting in the governor the supreme head of all departments absolute and immediate control of all heads of departments.
 ''S. The department heads shoula constitute the cabinet of the govern or, through whom, at all times, the executive may be in intimate and i'm mediate contact with all administra- tive activities.
 "9 In the discharge of public functions, there should be no sine cures. Full time work and full tiuH pay are necessary for efficient publH service.
 For the economic and efficient administration of finances, expendt- lures must be supervised, criticised and controlled.
 I'll. The revenue of the state can be administered and appropriations made with intelligence, only with full knowledge of facts which can be secured through budgetry machinery
 '12. All material and supplies, for public offices and institutions should be provided through one central pur- chasing agency"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-18
A RICH FOOL

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-18
WAFER MORE POPULAR

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-18
A. c. Co. Ltd. SECRETARY HERE

A. c. Go. Ltd. SECRETARY HERE
 Following the visit of J. Young Pentland and Sir David Paulin, direc- tors of the Arizona Copper Go. Ltd. Wm. Exley Miller, secretary of the company, arrived. in Clifton last week on company business. MT. Miller was met in New York several weeks ago by J. G. Cooper, Cashier and Purchasing Agent of the company and accompanied MT. Miller to Clifton-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-18
A GREAT MOVEMENT

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-18
By Charles Sughroe
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

made great effort and won the fifth ics pounded out enough hits to make 13 runs in the deciding game and New York tallied but twice.
 Many believed the Giants should have won from the Boston Red Sox in 1912, but the luck favored the Bos- tonians and they were acclaimed worlds champions after eight games had been played, one a tie in II in nings and the final, which Boston won 3 to 2, in 10 innings. Boston won the opener, to 3 and the second was a 6-6 tie. New York won the third 2 to l. Boston won the next two, 3 to l and 2 to l respectively. New York won the sixth and seventh. 5-2 and 11-4. The result of the Sth game all ready has been mentioned.
 For the third time the Giants were pitted against the Athletics in a worlds championship in the games of 1913 and New York took but one game of the five. They won the second "ame 3 to in 10 innings. The Ath- letics won the first, 6 to 4 the third S to 2; the fourth, 6 to and the fifth 3 to l.
 The Giants met the Chicago White Sox in the series of 1917. and after losing the first two games. 2 to 1 and 2 to 2, won the third and fourth by 9hutouts, to and to 0. The White Sox won the fifth and the sixth 3 to and to ,.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
LESION GR|DIRON
 SQUAD IS READY
Team Prepared to Put up Fast Game Against Any Team
 It Tangles With

The American Legion football team organized several weeks ago, is rap- idly being rounded out into shape for game and, within the next week, will be ready to take on any embi tious gridiron squad in this part oi the state.
 The Legion players have several fast backs and a line as solid as even that of Von Hindenberg in his palm jest day before the Yanks tore into 1t
 Practice is being staged every af- ternoon at Warren Park-good, hard practice that, although giving some of the players enough bruises and bumps to make them eligible for a whole sleeveful of wound stripes. is toughening them up for any emer- gency.
 Games have already been arranged vri+N the University of Arizona. the school of mines in Fl Paso and the Camp Harry J. Jones team from Doug las. but the local ex-service boys are still open for engagements.
 Following are the members of the Legion squad: Thomas. Brown, the Allison brothers, Ledford, Wharton, Crawford, Wright. Brown, Martin, Nc Climans, Foster and Moore.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
SHAWKEY G|VES ATHLETICS BUT
 4 LIT TIE HTS
New York Gets Nine Hits, } For Extra Bases, Off of
 Philadelphia Heaver

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %. - By defeating Philadelphia today, New York frightened it's hold upon the American league lead. As Cleveland was beaten by Chicago. the Yankees need but one more victory to clinch the pennant.
 Shawkey allowed the Athletics but four hits. and these he kept well scat tered. The Yankees .garnered nine. hits, three of which were for extra bases. off Harris.
 In the second inning, Pipp was safe on Dykes boot, went to second on Wards sacrifice, and scored on Me Nally's triple. Shawkey's single SCOT ed McNally.
 Miller's triple and Meusers single accounted for a run in the third. Peckinpaugh's home run scored Few ster in the seventh.
 Babe Ruth was not in the lineup, owing to illness. He is expected 'to iOin the cluh fonioht SpOre.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
Giants Have Won National League Pennant Five Times
 But World Title Only Once

NEW. YORK, Sept. 29.-The New York Giants have won five pennants in the National League including and since 1905, but they have been vic torious in only one worlds series play McGraw won the worlds title with his team in 1905 against the Philadel phia Athletics, and though he has had greater organizations since, the Amer ican League champions overcame them.
 The series of 1905 consisted of five shutout games. of which the Giants won four. Christy Mathewson turn ed in three of the victories. Only 91, ,723 persons saw all five of the games and the total gate receipts were a mite over S6S,00O. but it was series that will stand as one of the greatest in baseball world series his tory.
 New York won the first game 3 to 0 and was turned back by the same score in the second contest. They won the third, 9 to o. the fourth l to 0 and the fifth 2 to 0.
 In 1911. the Giants again met the Athletics in the series and were de- feated. They won the opening game played on their home lot, by a score of 2 to l. and lost the second, played at Philadelphia, by to l. The third game went II innings and was won by the Athletics 3 to 2. The Athletics won the fourth. 4 to 9 but New York
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
BABE RUTH SPENDS RESTLESS AFTERNOON IN BED AS TANKS
 FIGHT FOR AMERICAN PENNANT

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Babe Ruth spent restless afternoon in his hotel today while his Tanks team mates carried on the pennant fight in Phila- delphia against the Athletics. The world champion home run hitter suf- fered from a slight attack of grippe and had been ordered to bed by his physicians.
 His conditions, physicians said. was by no means serious, and they thought he would be back in the game tomorrow. Ruth is believed to have caught cold last night while motor ing with Mrs. Ruth.
 Informed by telephone of the Yan- kees' victory over Philadelphia and the defeat of Cleveland by the White Sox, Babe expressed his joy in truly Ruthian enthusiasm.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
INDIANS SHUT
 OUT, ] ID l,
 BY WHITE S0X
Dick Kerr Heaves Masterly .. Ball and Ruins Cleve-
 lands Chances

CHICAGO, Sept. 29. - With Dick Kerr pitching masterly ball, Chicago virtually ruined Cleveland's chances in the American league race today when he shut out the worlds cham piOns, , to 0.
 Cleveland, to top New York, must win its three remaining games, and the Yankees lose their remaining three. The margin between the pen nant contenders tonight was two and a half games.
 Kerr celebrated a day set aside in his honor by holding Cleveland to six hits and with the aid of sensational fielding did not allow a Cleveland play CT to pass second.
 After the SoX scored two runs in the first, Cleveland played a listless game. In the first, Johnson led off with single and took second on Strunk's out. After Collins had flied to Evans, Hooper drove a single to center, scoring Johnson, Hooper talk ing second. Sheely followed with an- other single, scoring Hooper.
 Pitcher Sothoron was succeeded by Caldwell in the second He fared well until the sixth when, after two were out. Chicago scored another run Mostil singled to left and Mulligan followed with a hit to the same place. Mostil raced home when Evans boot ed the ball.
 The SoX scored anotherr un in the seventh after two were out. Strunk hit to center and as result of Speak, CTS slow fielding, stretched 1t into double. Collins scored Strunk with single. In the eighth, Mulligan grounded to Caldwell who threw wide to Burns. permitting Mulligan to reach second. Schalk's triple scored hlm. Score: R. H. E. Cleceland ... .000 900 0O0-O 6 2 Chicago ...... 200 O01 11x-5 10 ?
 Batteries - Sothoron, Caldwell and O'Neill; Kerr and Schalk.