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Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
THE OLD NEST

If Mir Art Rick. or Mir. Harry Mace. or Mir. George Mauk. who. we under stand, have something to do with the movie theaters hereabouts. want to do us a good turn they will lose no time in presenting the film ''The Old Nest" a picture play by Rupert Hughes.
 While we cannot recall having ever read a story by MT. Hughes. our disabilities have been exhilirated by the locking of padded horns on the part of Mir Hughes and F. P A. of the Coming Tower, over a remark dropped by MT. Adams following a viewing of The Old Nest" We quote from the Tower:
 Said Mir. Hughes to Mir. Pepys
 Dear MT. F. P. A: Your MT. Pepys is as sympathetic as the person who rebuked the breadless French peas- ants with the contemptuous query: Why don't they eat cake?"
 Your Mir Pepys was "wearied by the sentimentality'' of "The Old Nest and .'could not see why the mother. of apparent capability. should fold her hands and say, life is ended. be- cause her children had left home Why. methought. not go to visit one of them2"
 The original MT. Pepys. I believe was similarly bored by King Lear who tried visiting his married chil- dren.
 The mother in "The Old Nest. does not fold her hands and say. Life is ended. She is brave and busy. but she suffers because the children she loves must be away She says she does not blame them; she wants them. My own mother is busy and very studious and her children art devoted, yet she suffers agonies oi loneliness
 l am afraid you nave never been 2 l mother. but I had thought you hae had one. Would she find all hel sorrows ended if she could visit vol in your busy New York for as lonl as you found it convenient?
 The tragedy of motherhood is re mendous. eternal, and pitiful even i it wearies you. IL wearies mother, still more to see the children the! 1 love and held in their laps growth. mothers children.
 Your sense of humor is famous, bu surely you were not at your bes when you advised a lonely mothe | to go visit one of her children ant | be happy ever after.
 Tn my picture "The Old Nest | tried to show restraint The traged, is not due to villains or conspiracies As in Greek drama, it is ineluctabl 1 fate that wrings the heart and claip | that my Mrs. Anthon has as goo reason fol grief as Elektra, Medes | lphigenia O. any of them. and l quite as brave. Is a treatment of he ] sorrow legitimate just because it | inevitable as death
 The ease with which you toss asid | the anguish of lonely motherhood | strange in one who emits about 36
 screams of woe a year over the par ! turition of a last line and who's
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

Camp. where he went over the various
 forest trails newly constructed or
 along the ines where trails are to be
 built ext season. While the noun
 tains have not had their normal rain .
 fall for this time of the year. daily light showers are augmenting the heavier rains and the entire Catalina range is thoroughly dampened an a | result. Fire danger has been greatly minimized and the laying off of extra forest hands will not increase the danger of forest conflagrations at lall-Cifizen.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

in tile Mexican service. and will be trs -sferred to the city of New Orlea1s-Pe eview.
 Rains Minimize Fire Dangers
 TUCSON-Brandins the conditions in the Cstalinas as especially good for this time of the year. Forest Su- pervisor Hugh Calkins. returned to Tucson Monday afternoon after spending 10 days on an inspection trip in the neighboring forest re- ser yes. MT. Calkins spent the greater portion of his time near Soldier
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
COMiNG-NExT WEEK

Editor Comeback:
 Having read your appeal for 8 sub feet on which Mary can write. I ask permission to make suggestion. It has been my misfortune on several occasions to watch Mary's modus operandi when soliciting contributions for various more or less worthy causes and selling tickets and chances for this and that. and ! think that of the many subjects on which am sure she is capable of writing, on none could she write more au- thoritatively and prehensively than The Gentle Touch" or "Pan- handling as an Exact Science
 OFTEN A. VICTIM
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Trip

sufferings in the presence of a gram nautical indelicacy exceed those of woman in travail
 Criticism seems to be the only field of activity in which one boasts of his limitations and lack of respon- siveness. Elsewhere, deafness. blind ness, astigmatism, paralysis, dyspep- sia and the absence of the knee jerk are accounted afflictions. Yours near ly always. RUPERT HUGHES.
 Los. Angeles.
 It is still true that our Mir. Pepys was .'wearied by the sentimentality' of "The Old Nest: but it was not his notion that a mothers visit to her children would give her sempter- nal happiness.
 Shrewd guesser that Mir. Hughes is. although We have never been a moth CT, we have had one. If she could visit us in "our busy New York" the visit itself might not dispell all her sorrows, but il might dull the acute ness of her loneliness. We wish such a visit were possible: and one of the first things we should do would be to introduce her to Mir. Hughes. for she would know that for nobody in our family had we deeper and more unassailable affection.
 | The tragedy of motherhood is, as Mir. Hughes says, tremendous. eter- nal and pitiful. It does not weary us. But we felt the tragedy of moth erhood when we were seeing -'-Tht Old Nest" hardly more than when ws were hearing songs like ''The Picture l That Was Turned Toward the Wall My Mother Was Lady" and "Jus' Tell Them That You Saw Me" No
 the treatment of her sorrow is no legitimate; but The old Nest" wear.
 jed us just the same.
 If the original MT. Pepys was bored by King Lear-which might have beer so. as his critical sense was almost a. l fallible as Our Own Mir. Pepy' s-h, 1 never, so far as we recall, said wore | about it in hts diary. But he saic | that "A Midsummer Nights Dream l was the most insipid, ridiculous pIa.
 ever l saw in my life" So, 250 year 1 from now, our statue may be pointed
 out as that of the man who wa
 wearied by the sentimentality of "Th' l Old Nest" F. P. A.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
FACT STRANGER THAN FICTION

Let me have your blue pencil" we asked the Repub's. city ed.
 "I haven't any" he says.
 I'd like to use your blue pencil a moment we informed the managing ed.
 Gosh, I haven't any" he re- marked.
 Don't be afraid to send your stuff in, neighpors. There isn't blue pencil in the office.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
Complete Convention Plans

 PRESCOTT-Coope of Pres- colt business men with the local American Legion post in making the coming state convention of legion naires the most successful meet of its kind ever held in Arizona, was as- sured at today's meeting of the cham Der of commerce luncaeon club Courier.
 Cochise Valuation Drops
 CORRESPONDENTS assessed valu- ation of Cochise county for 1921 shows a drop of s1s,10s.sSS over that of 1920, according to the figures in issued today by l.. F. Kuchenbecker, clerk of the board of supervisors. The drop in the assessed valuation is credited practically all to the mines. which show a decrease of $20.63S.011 under last year. while there was also a slight decrease in the livestock in dustry. Addition of the Don Luis concentrator and the Apache Powder company plant and acid plant at Douglas brings the loss in the roll back to $1S,70S.SSS. as compared with 1920. This will increase the tax rate for 1921, but just how much cannot be determined until the supervisors meet in August to approve the budget for the fiscal year, although it is ex- pected the figure will not mount ss high as at first contemplated. The total valuation this year is <156. 366,971.-Prospector.
 Forest Fire Quickly Extinguished
 TUCSON-A small lightning fir was reported to the local forest ser vice headquarters Sunday afternoon by the ranger at Soldier camp. Tn fire was spotted as soon as it starte, and was put out in very few min utes with practically no damage be ing done.-Citizen
 Bandits Make Rich Haul
 OGALES-American officers ar, operating today with Mexican of ficials in a wide search for thre armed bandits who robbed Calo Brothers Jewelry store in Nogales Sonora, at 9:30 o'clock Saturda. night. and escaped across the lin into the United States. The bandit made a big haul at the store, gettin s4O0 in money and s2,000 worth . jewelry.-Herald.
 DOUGLAS-The Shattuck Arizon Copper company will suspend at ono | all work in it's mine here, accordin | to an announcement made in Bis bee last night Work of pulling til l pumps from the mine has been a l. ready started.
 The Shattuck suspended actual pro l dnction last November and has sine l been conducting only developmei work. This work, it was stated. hs
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

Something must be radically wrong with the bookkeeping department of the shipping board when it missed the shortage of that by something like $24o.ooo.ooo. The board used to tossing millions about carelessly it naturally overlooked few here and there.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

Just show of decency. Representative Krider, a shoe manufacturer should have got some .less interested member to offer amendment for duty shoes. If there is any article in the United States that can stand it's bottom at the prices to say nothing of past extortions is the American shoe MT. Krder is not lacking in effrontery.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

Sir: Speaking of the bonus bill heres the last stanza to the old song we used to sing over there:
 Parlay Woo The bonus is going through, Parlay VOC; The bonus bill is going through, Parlay VOC. The bonus bin is going through In Nineteen Hundred Ninety Two Hinky- dinky. parlay VOC?
 BERT.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

There have been eight fatalities in the Town Ditch already this season That seems a good many in comparison with the sea-beach casualties But considering the lack of safety precaution taken by the boys and girls who frequent the canal. the chief wonder is that many have survived.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

case of beer. which it is said will be the unit under the forthcoming order recognizing medicine. seems to be liberal prescription. Any aiment which cannot be cured by case of beer may well be regarded incurabe-by beer.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
A FINE SENSE OF VALUES

A letter from the war department arrived in Phoenix yesterday ad- dressed Newspaper. Phoenix. Ariz.," And the discreet postal clerk directed it to The Republican.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
MAKES pohzl MERE pIkER

The police of Nice have released from prison the Queen of Trans -Caucasia" but held King Louis l., who faces trial as of the cleverest royal hoaxers that Europe has known in years.
 Munchausen and Ponzi pikers In compari- with King Louis who invaded France with the he had had correspondence with the most important chancelleries Europe. Some of the papers were signed with the of Lloyd George and Brand, and covered with ribbons and seals With these weapons he succeeded in convincing the important residents of fashionable Riviera he actually the king of Trans -Caucasia small but important part Russia in which there oil deposits of enormous value
 The king explained to his acquaintances that that General Wrangel would deliver it to him. Fautlessly attred, in and covered with diamonds the king secretly negotiated loans for the benefit of his The amount of these has not yet been definitely determined It is believed the total vii run into millions of francs. Among the persons who had lent him money, the king, from his prison cell, named several ministers, ambassadors and other persons who had made special effort to royal
 The king honored the city of Nice by picking out his queen" tbere a pretty 2O-year-old actress to whom, 'by decree" the titles of Princess of Ferghana and the Duchess of Maikop given.
 The downfall of the royal pair came when the king ordered a lot of dresses, uniforms and crowns for the queen and himself from the leading dressmakers tailor shops and jewelry houses in Nice. Their total value million francs Investigation by these business houses proved that the king was reality Frenchman from Honfleur by the of Laforge, AT years old The arrest of the pair followed. The people of Nice are flock ing the police tell how badly they trimmed by the imposter. The total claims growing hourly.-Vancouver Province.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

Street cars of Glasgow stop only at stipulated stations At other places the motorman merely
 duces the speed of the vehicle the passenger making his ascent the platform the fly. This practice considerable current in the of a year.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

You may have noticed that laying off the Phoenix, Summer Resort slogan. There's a time for everything.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

The breweries 'rarin to go" the instant Commissioner Blair gives the word that beer is medicine.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

The United States weather bureau station the north coast of Alaska frequently reports summer temperature of 100 in the shade
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
But You Should See the Coat!

(From the Northern Ariz. Leader)
 Joe Moore. whose coat tail was injured in recent wreck out by the Copper Camp. is able to be about.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

We're not ready yet to pin faith exclusvel, to bombing planes against battleships.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

A man in Waukegan. Wisconsin, claims to have discovered a bug that kills potato bugs and that he is raising a colony of the killers in his basement
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

Ten thousand Chinese entered Mexico through Pacific ports and Guatemala during 1920.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
On Reading A Journal Miner Head

A clever man IS the printer man On one of the headline crews When he finds his head won't fit
 the space
 He sets the word up, "ROO'S."
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

Of the 4s states constituting United States 40 have adopted the Mothers Pension law in some form.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

Has it forgotten the art of raining.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

If our stuff is too stuffy this week we shall lay it on to the fact that our Immortality is very high these sticky days.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

 While many of the villagers mop pardonable pride to the well-adver- tised fact that Phoenix has the finest climate in the world.
 In the world. did we say? Yeah. in THE world.
 His Excellency. The Governor. is suffering from chills and fever up in the northern part of the state. Nothing like that in Phoenix cn- mate.
 But just think of the number of people dying from the heat in the east.
 What has become of NIT. Spears Phoenix. the Summer Resort" sign he hung out?
 Swept away in the cloudburst?
 
 Or just dried up and blown away Really, this is no laughing matter Is it not more than passing strange that a Mrs. J. V. Brewer, of Tucson should be vice president at large for the Arizona w. C. T. U.? --o---- If our stuff is too stuffy this week we shall lay it on to the fact that our Immortality is very high these
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

It is still true that our Mir. Pepys was .'wearied by the sentimentality" of 'The Old Nest: but it was not his notion that a mothers visit to her children would give her sempter- nal happiness.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

Or just dried up and blown away ? Really, this Is no laughing matter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-08
S ? o z 7 S
SAYS LOWELL
DESERVING
OF PRAISE

S7artinS Editor tmcs
We realize Tax tho biz city mask
ban teams namely Emerson WhitlH5
and kfoeoet sRonld 'aShS uett"e e.'1
ans of the sTailcr towns sHeh -
swell and 6ronN And also We e>
7ect credit lor tae fight that they at
.up aeains; sucR hiehly toutod
-ovn cams ~ re means do sc
rcct censlre such as some per
7ald hestow on us
Sneak ~ q l.o7eil dare say ta4t
some e thelr PLAYERS easily quite ass
ia the so-callel Jimmie Ray sil
tournament teau OF course 1he! j
no; have tire snapr% games sueh
ne Emerson Hebron and th' Waii7e
Ear Oaks 1ar1es 10 huAd UP one
grand adieu for themselves
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-08
RUTH HITS IL OVER
FENCE FIRST DAY

SHREVEPORT La. March S.
Babe" Ruth sig nalized his return %
harness Cor 1921 by hammering the
bali over the fence eleven times at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-08
FIGHT DECISIONS
Dectslons Of boxing preventative

Decisions Of boxing representatives
arei
At Boston-Jac'y Thomas knocked out
Shaver O'BrIen ca.
At Philadelphia Danny Kramer
Knocked ont Willie Spencer ~;
frankie Rice heat Frankie brown
Csl.
~ PittsburEh-Patsy ScanIon bent
Tommy Ryan GOl; Chick Rogers
stopped Johnny Dunn 12D.
~ Canton, o.-NiII Dcvore heat
Dick Losdman G2).
AZ phis-Harry Kramer heat Dick
griffin. foul go.
1t ST Louis-Harry PctsfuEcr bent
kewpie CaIlander 81.
At Cincinnati Jackie Clark bent
Johnny Neisch GO).
- Ncv Bedford. Mass.-Bobhy Dyson
beat Pal Moore GOD.
- New Orlean~-zuIn kid and Joe
WntranEa. draw G5D.
- nctroit-Johnnv schauer hear VII
lie Doyle CO.; Joe Burke knocked
out Jack ReiJ a..
AZ So. PsuI-BilIy Miske knocked out
Eurner Lodge 80.
At sioux City. Ia--Eari Macarthur hc1t
J4nnny Asher GO).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-08
Carpenter Barred From
Boxing in Stockholm

PARIS. March SO the astonish-
ment Il Paris. where Georges Carpen-
tier only recently was popular idol.
the European heavyweight champion.
is reported TO have been debarred from
boxing in Stockholm By an order OF the
police chief there in Difference to a pro
test by the Union of Swedish Boxers.
who we're apprehensive that his show
would detract from the attendance at an
impending amateur tournament. Ths
French colony IS taking action in ths
hope Of having tho order revoked
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-08
Kansas Must Beat Richie
to Get Leonard Contest

NEW YORK. March s Rocky
Kansas. the Buffalo boxer. is to meet
Benny Leonard for fifteen rounds at
Madison SQuare Garden on March Il
However, Rock has an engagements
with Richie Mitchell at Milwaukee to-
night, and unless he comes through
with a victory 5vcr Mitchell his bout,
with tho champion lightweight. viii be
cancelled
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-08

f2-rourd boat - the CommonNealt.'
club wednesday night. Battling .. 4
Whisky Just returned from Euroq
will take On Homer Smith in a ten
round bout and Pinky Lewis and nd
Norfolk will go ten rounds At the
Central Manhattan Sporting Club
Thursday. on Friday night Jess Smith
and Jack Stone will box Is rounds al
the Pioneer Sporting Club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-08
MICHIGAN BEATS ILLINI
TIES PURDUE FOR LEAD
"BIG TEN" STANDING.

CHAMPAIGN, III, March s.-Michi-
aan's basketball victory last n'Sai
ever Illinois. % 20 26, which put the
wolverines into tie for IN econfcl-
ence chimp ionshiD was the seventh
straight win for the Wolverines
The triumph followed a rough bat
tle In which Michigan was chief OF
lender The Illini lost tho advantage
when Champion all missed three fire.
throws out of sour. Michigan Ntas
finally warmed ~ tie referee for al
tempting t. rattie the free throws.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-08
HEAVYWEIGHTS
FOR THIS WEEK

tfHTEsEATJoNhL NEWS sERWcEl
NEW YOR +. March Heavy
weights will feature nstic attractions
in New York this week Gunboat
smith and Al Eoberts Will meet il 4
The Pulaskian., 1921-01-06
ZION HILL, ROUTE 3.
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x # < x < < Brother Burgess filled his regular appointment at Zion Hill Sunday.
 Mrs. Ara Turner and Miss Clen- nie Turner were the Saturday guests of Mrs. J. M. Turner.
 Mrs. W. A. Dossett entertained the ladies of Zion Hill from 2 to 4 o'clock Friday evening. Dainty re- treatments were served, which were enjoyed by all
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. John Overby, a daughter, December %, Lytle Marie
 Mir. and Mrs. Miller, formerly of North Dakota, entertained with a party Wednesday evening. ]. W. Avery and family have moved to Holly Springs.
 R. J. Smith is visiting relatives in San Antonio, Tex.
 George Douglass has sold his dairy.
 Miss Zola Turner and MT. Grady Hanson, Miss Lois Carey and MT. Herman Nichols, and Miss Moore and MT. Harry Grant went kodak ing Sunday afternoon.
 The Misses Turner entertained with a party Tuesday evening in honor of their guest, Miss Ellen Lemaire. Robert Foster spent the Christmas holidays at Zion Hill.
 There will be preaching at Zion Hill next third Sunday. Everyone is invited to come.
 Mrs. Fred Kulburt spent a few days in Hot Springs last week.
 SKEETER.
The Pulaskian., 1921-01-06
IVY CHAPEL NEWS.
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 Health is very good at this writing, with the exception of bad colds.
 We have had some pretty weather for killing hogs. Geo. Smith killed eight hogs Tuesday and Mir. Reeder killed eight Wednesday.
 Dinner guests of Mir. Geo. Smith Sunday were: George Mashburn of Nimy Ridge, Misses Edith and Ma bel Kumpe, and Miss Minnie Busick Bob Busick and family spent Sun dya with Mertiff Singleton and fam fly.
 Ebert Busick, Mir. Holt and Harry Scarborough went hunting Saturday and killed two birds.
 Mir. Pitts and family called at Geo. Smiths Saturday night.
 Miss Birtie Cullins spent Saturday night with Miss Dessie Busick.
 Mrs. Younts' mother visited her Sunday.
 Geo. Smith and Roscoe Treadway and Mir. Pico went to Farrel Thurs day after the flooring and ceiling for our new church. They received a $l0 donation from Emmett Farrell. Misses Myrtle and Pansy Smith and Edith Kumpe and Minnie Busick called at Mir. Tom Atwood's Sunday. Mir. Cellars and family visited his sister at Lonoke Christmas.
 Henry Smith and family visited Geo. Smith Sunday afternoon.
The Pulaskian., 1921-01-06
JUSTICE SCHOOL HOUSE.

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 Health is very good in this viein- ity.
 Misses Vera and Analene Barren. tine spent Saturday night and Sun day with Emma and Vergie Robins
 Miss Mavis Robins spent Friday night with Arlie Barentine.
 Dan Robins and wife spent Sun. day evening with Mir. Charlie Snead
 Carl Roberson attended singing al Pleasant Valley Sunday evening.
 4 large crowd attended the candy breaking at Emmett Barentine's Fri, day night.
 Charlie Snead and family spent Saturday night with Henry Snead and family.
 Miss Mamie Justice spent Sunday with Misses Emma and Vergie Rob. ins.
 Miss Evie Smith spent Friday night with Mrs. Arlie Barentine.
 Bruce Ringgold attended the pound supper at Mir. Billings Mon day night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Douglas spent Sunday night with Mir. John Smith
 Mrs. Belyeu of Ebenezer spent Saturday night and Sunday with her son, Mir. Pierce Belyeu.
 Mrs. Maggie Snead spent Sunday with Mrs. Ethel Justice.
 Mrs. Lizzie Sanders spent Thurs day evening with Ethel and Mamie Justice.
 Rufus Clark and Mrs. Maggie Snead spent Friday night with Dan Robins and family.
 Thomas Farris and family have been visiting relatives of Pleasant Valley the two past weeks.
 Mir. Jud Clements, Glen Galloway, and Bruce Ringgold of Ebenezer at tended the candy breaking Friday night
 MT. Stanley Clement and Fines Waymack joined the army and left
The Pulaskian., 1921-01-06
All Over the County

[ presents. There were only a few presents and they were all small.
 Some called 1t a Christmas tree, but l call 1t handkerchief tree.
 Ambrose Brothers of Conway wis tied John Hutchins of Olmstead last week.
 Miss Lena Brothers went to Con way soon after the Christmas tree.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Hutchins have moved back to their home place at last.
 Dr. M. E. Stanley and son have sold their old store and are going to build a new one nearby.
 John Brothers got his hand seri- ously burned some time ago. but 1t is improving now.
 Farming seems to be prosperous for the coming year. About every other house you pass is empty. l guess they have gone to the public works.
 MT. and Mrs. Lunia Whitfield have moved on the Pennington place near Olmstead.
 George Adams has moved to his sisters, Mrs, Blanche Brothers, near Olmstead.
 George Adams has gone out of the goat business.
 Everybody will be glad around Bethel when spring is here, and can go to church and Sunday school again. A VOLUNTEER.