Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-13
ABOUT THE STATE
MEXICAN EDITOR
IS GIVEN LIBERTY

NOGALES, Ariz., Feb. 12-MigueI
Aravelo, publisher of La Nacion," an
evening paper in Nogales, Sonora,
placed under arrest under orders
from Gen. Carlos Plank, was re-
leased today under instructions said to
have been received from Mexico City.
General Plank, who is in command of
the fiscal guard in Sonora, ordered
Arave1o to be taken into custody be-.
cause of the appearance in his papeA
of an article said to have been tele>
graphed from Mexico City and charg-
ing two high officials with having
inaugurated dissention in the Mexican
cabinet. Arevelo, who is a veteran
newspaper man, was held incommuni
cado for q time.
Receives Letter From Gov. Hunt
MIAMI-Mrs. Mary Clark of South
Broad street has Just received letter
from former Gov. George w. P Hunt,
present United States ambassador to
Siam. expressing a desire to see his
old friends in Globe. Accompanying
the lettesr was hand embroidered bag
as a token of friendship between for
mer Gov. George w. P. Hunt and Mrs.
Clark, which has lasted for more than
a third of a century.-Silver Belt.
Propose Farm Labor Party
TUCSON-Organizat of an Ari-
iona Farm Labor party similar to the
organization in other middle west
states is under consideration by the
Tucson trades council. The proposal
has been placed before the local coun-
Gil by representatives of the party now
in Tucson and will be discussed in a
meeting of the council Saturday night
in the labor temple. Officials of the
council are uncertain as to the senti-
ment of the members on the proposal
which will be explained in full and
debated in the Saturday meeting
Citizen
Raid Three Houses
BISBEE-Three different rooming
houses were raided yesterday and an
inmate in each one arrested and
brought into police court on charges
of having liquor in their possession
Review.
FRUIT TRAINS NUMEROUS
ON-Approximately 5000 car
loads of California vegetables and
oranges have passed eastward over the
Southern Pacific since Jan. / of this
year. According to figures compiled
at the railroad offices the shipments
comprised IS solid trains OF vegetables
and 81 trains of oranges, each train
having from 50 to so cars.
Owing to the perishable nature of
the cargoes, the vegetable and orange
trains are placed on a fast schedule
which nearly equals that of the pas
senger trains. In order to keep the
vegetables and fruit in good condition,
the cars are carefully iced between
Los Angeles, Calf, and Ell Paso, Tex,
. icing stations being established at
Yuma and Tucson
The station at Tucson has sufficient
trackage facilities for the placing at
the ice platform at one time of 20
freight cars-Star.
PATENT DiNGUs FAILS
JEROME-Patent gears and shifts
for Fords don't pay. says Nose Mo-
see, the colored laundryman, who had
a heel and a car smashed on the new
highway late yesterday afternoon
The accident occurred about miles
beyond Walnut Springs. He started
down the grade with his. Ford in high
gear, but as it gathered momentum he
attempted to shift into second. Right
there was where his new patent dingus
failed him. The lever stuck in the
neutral position.
Mosee did not think about his emer-
gency brake. When he saw that the car
was sure to overturn he headed it for
the bank and jumped. So did his dog,
which had been riding on the running
board.-Verde Copper News.
To File Milk Complaints
TUCSON-Complain against six
Tucson dairymen, in whose milk, 1t is
charged, bacteria in huge quantities
was found by the state laboratory ct
the University. will in all probability
be filed Friday afternoon, 1t was stated
by City Attorney Ben c. Hill Thursday
City Attorney Hill has been prepar-
ing the cases against the dairymen
with the utmost care, he stated, SO that
the city would be prepared for any
emergency in the event any OF the cas-
es were contested.
The filing of the suits has been de-
layed, 1t was said, owing to the absence
of Miss Jane Rider, director of the state
laboratory, by whom an analization Of
the milk was made and who was out o.
town Thursday
The charges against the dairymeL
are to be preferred at the instigation
of DIR. Mead C1yne, of the board OF
health, who ordered the arrest and ar
raignment of the dairymen, after
receiving a report from the state labor
atory.
The arrests of ths dairymen are to
be made in an effort to eradicate i'm
pure. milk, DIR. Clyne stated.-Star
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