davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
VSAK 30 Smell KUHATI Do
MA OPOJNE PLACE IN
NE 30 Smell!
d. c., II. avg.

Washington, d. c., II. avg.
Vsakdo bo smell variti pivo V syo-
jem domu po sprejemu novega a
k Whilst Campbell pre-
dlogi tiGoGi Sc pive, kakor je odo-
brena od kongresne zbornice. Sc
daj je treba, da zakon potrdi Sc
senatna zbornica in uveljavlJen
bo.
Sprejeti amendment pravi, ola
morajo federalni agentje imeti
warrant" ali postavno dovolje-
ME predno Smejo napraViti hiSno
preiskavo namenom iskati pre-
povedane place, Dale doloca a
mendment, ola Sc ne bo izdalo ta-
kega postavnega dovolJenJa IL
vzem$, ee bodo ma razpolago do
wolf tehtni razlogi, ola Sc V taxi hi
81 izdeluje opojne pijaGe "a pro
dajo ali Sc jih prodaja.
Z novo predlogo Sc nikakcr ne
strinjajo vsi kongresniki, kljub.
temu je bila pretezna vecina "a
MO. Cello Representa- Volstead IL
Minnesota, ki je spisal prvotni
prohibicijski akt j ne ugovarJa.
On nina pray mic prot temu ce
ljudje kuhajo ali izdelujejo opoj-
ne place V svojem domu "a lastno
uporabo.
&c bo ia amendment sprejet tu-
di cd sonata pOtem bo veljal "a
vse k Uniji pripadajoce drzave V
splosnem, toda vsaka posamezna
drzava bo Ease lahko odredila dru-
gaGe. Pc federalnem zakonu bo
lahko dovoljeno kuhati ma domu
zganje in variti pivo, po drzavnem
zakonu pa ne.
Taxa je naprimer drzava lii
nois. Ne glede IA ukrepe kongresa
in sonata V Washimgtonu, lllinoJ-
Sanem ne bo dovoljeno izdelovati
nikakih opojnih pijaG. sklepi fe-
deralne Wade he bodo imeli nika-
kega uGinka tn.
Tozadevni illinoiSki DRAWN "a
kon pravi:
Kdorkoli bi V okrozju prohibi-
cijskega teritorija, bodisi sam ali
potion drugega, bodisi kot princi-
pal, uradnik ali sluga, ma kateri-
koli naGin izdeloval opojne place
V kakorSnikoli mnozini, DO kazno-
van kot doloGa osma sekcija tega
akta."
Ia sekcija pa doloca kazen, Xxi
znaSa ne mani kot $50 in ne vec
kot $500 globe ali ne mani kot
dvajset dni in ne vec kot sestdeset
dni zapora ali pa oboje "a vsake-
ga, XII bi izdeloval opojne place
in bill zasacen.
To velja kot receno "a drzavo
Illinois. Druge drzave imajo lahko
strozje ali milejSe tozadevne "a
kone.
Medtem GasOm Sc pa yrSi velik
boi Washingtonu med nasprot-
niki amendmenta in njegovimi
podpiratelji,
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
KoLIKo JE VREDNO ZIVLJE-
NUE. POSAMEZNIKA?

Zivljenje cloveka Sc ceni visje
ali nizje, ma kakrSni druzabni lest
vici st. ze dotiGni nahaja. ZukOr,
dobro poznani svetu premikajo-
Gih silk, je zavarovan "a pet Milo
nov dolarjev. Ce 81 bogat, potem
Sc tvoje zivljenje eeni ma isto Svo-
to, katero premoreS, ako pa 81 re-
ven, potem pa tvoje zivljenje ne
Steie dosti veG kot je StelO zivlje-
ME nekdanjega suznja.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
zE PRED SToLETJI so HA-
VAJCI "LETALI".

Honolulu, T. H. = StOletja pref
kot Sc je iznaSlo ayijatiko ali leta-
ME DO zraku, so Sc Havajci bavili
5 takim SpOrtom, kakor pripove-
dujeio danes doma6ini. Seveda le-
talnih stroiev MISC imeli, pae pa
so 81 zgradili neke paraeutom pO-
-dobne priprave IL bambusovih pa
lie in palmovih vel in skakali raz
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
visokih Skal V morie.

visokih skal V morie.
Sport so menovali "lele pali''
kar pomenja "skanie skal''. Ka-
kin sto let je tega, ko Sc je vrSilc
to nevarno igro poslednjie.
Kontestantie, ki so Sc hotel
vdeleziti letanja, so 81 sami napra-
viii letala" in Sc postavih V vr-
sto ma rob visoke skale. Ma dano
znamenje Sc ie vse sunilO raz ska
le V morje. Tisti, lli je ostal maj
dalje casa V zraku je bill zmagova-
lee.
Nekateri med mimi so bill tako
drzni, da so skakali morje tudi
S tisoG Gevljev visokih po6in.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
VISLICE ST JE ZGRADIL.

Omaha, 18. avg. Mrs. Ruth
Wellensick, soproga bogatega far
maria Williama Wellensicka, 1--WE
Gega V blizini Beatricea, Neb. je
vlozila prosnio "a loeitev zakona-
Izpovedala je, da je njen soprog Y
blizini njune hiSe ma farmi zgradil
trdne vislice in pripovedoval, da
Sc DO nekega dne obesil ma njih.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19

Senator BOrah prlpOfOca d
shingtonu, da maj vlada pokaze
.nekoliko veG energije "a izkOlek-
tanie 10 tisoG miljonOv doIarJev,
"a katere ie dvom, 6e jih bO sploh
mogo6e izkolektati cd matere Ey-
rope. Glavna dolznika sta Anglia
in Franciia, XII pa imata tollko
sl,rbi glede armade IN mornarlee'
la Sc od dolgov splOh nj casa raz-
govarjati. Do sedaj Omenjem dolgI
stalno naraSGa, ker dolznih MISC
rlaeaIi obresti, ki Stejejo eednl|
svotieo, $5OO,OOO,COO ma leto, &c
raGunamo po $50 interes.
ia omenjeni dolg Sc ameriSka
iavnost sploh dosti ne interesira,
i,ct Sc V splo$nem "a nobeno Vaz-
40 stvar. Bodo ze politiIi in vodi-
t,}ii TAXA sitna vpraSanja reSill V
mas prid, 81 misl veeina amerisklh
davkoplaGevalcev. Styar pa nj Ia
ko nedolzna, kot Sc morda vldl n&
prvi pogled. OmenjenO svoto, de
set, tiso6 miljonov dOlarjev, MISC
rosodii Evropi ameriSld kapitah-
s,i, temveG ameriSka vlada, h 81
T. tudi izposodila svOj denar od a
meriSkega ljudStya oblln Ylad-
nih zadolznic, Qiberty bOndov).
Ia dolg Sc tiGe vsega ljudstva tie
dezele. Obresti od teh bOndov, IN
tudi bondi sami, bOdO morali bitl
iaplaGani. Ce ne plaza Europa, po-
tam plaza ponovno ameriSko ljud
s.vo obliki vedno viSjih direkt-
pih in indirektnih davkOv. = A
ko I'll meni posodi$ 800 jih seve-
da hoGeS z obrestmi vred poSteno
nazaj. Ko obrok potece, jih ne mo-
rem vrniti, ker sem jih zalumpal'
I'll 81 dober Glovek, pa mi das po-
novno 800, Srl.r ii JAZZ izplaeam
yes svoj 90, .
Zakaj tOraJ eyfopejski upnin
ne store svoje dolznosti, in ne vr-
nejo, ali ze vsaj pla6ajo obresti od
posojene svote? Anglia, ali pra-
vilno DOyedanO, angleSki militari-
sti imajo velike StrOSke z drugimi
zadevami. Samo akO Anglia in
Francija prihranite denar, kolikor
ga potroSite "a armada In NORMA
rico, bi bile ne SamO Obresti, tenn
veG yes dolg kmalu izpla6an. Nor
narica velike Britanije stane pri-
blizno emo miljardo dolarjev vsa-
ko leto. DR.. Addison, ki je ravnO-
kar resigniral IL angleSkega kabi-
meta, je rekel V dolenji zbOrnici
pred nekaj dnevi, da AnglijO sta
ne vsako letO sto miljonOv dollar
iev njena puStolovska politika V
Mesopotamiji. Anglia ina ravno-
toliko "a iskati V Mesopotamiji,
kot JAZZ ma sosedOvem vrtu. Mic nj
ma "a iskati, in tudi ce bi imela
plaGane vse svoje dolgOve.
Francija ina isto bOlezen, kot
10 ina Anglia. MilitaristiGni krci
hudo zviiajo danaSnoj reakcijo-
narno dezelO. PribliznO EN- million
neproduktivnih francoskih sinov,
stoii V uniformah in obOrozenih oD
Renu, da strazijO neOborOzene
Nemce. Veliko Sivih las so re dObi-
Ii vsled Slezkega plesbiscita, pred
vsem pa Sc jim Sc preobracajO V
zelodcu kosmati boljSeviki. Mani
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
5,735.ooo brezposelnih

Washington, D. c. = Stevilo o.
seb ki so brez della V Zdruzenih
drzavah, je po uradnih podatkih
preraeunjeno IA pet miljonov in
sedemsto petintrideset tisoc. Te'
Stevilke so bile predlozene senat','
po delavskem tajniku Davisu, kot
odgovor na resolucijo, predlozeno
po senatorju McCormicku pred
par tedni. Tajnik Davis nj imel
podatkov, koliko bivsih vojakov in
zensk je brez della. Njegovo poro-
clio Sc V sploSnem nanaSa ma to-
varniSke delavce. Stevilo brezpo-
selnih tovarniSkih delavcev V Hi
noisu je po njegovem porocilu
100000.
Brezposelnost je dosegla skoro
isto visino, kot smo jo imeli leta
1914, ko je 100000 delavcev po-
stavalo brez della. V nekaterih in
dustrijah je pa cello vecja brezpo-
selnost, kot je bila 1914, kot je po-
roGal Davis. Senator Mccormick
je dejal, da Sc mora nekaj storiti
proti vedno naraScujoei brezposel-
nosti. ker drugace da brezposel-
most prihodnjo zimo doseze svoj
viSek, XII DO obcutljivejsi, kot pa
je bill leta 1914. Senator McCor-
mick je nadaljeval: "V oeigled
sedanje depresije V industriji Sc
brezposefnim he more pomagati Y
sirsem obsegu, toda mislim, da Sc
lahko podvzamejo koraki, ki obla-
ze gorje tisocih brezposelnih, ko
bo potreba trkala ma vrata revezev
mrzlih dnevih'. Gospod Me-
Cormick je storil svojo sveto mes
Gansko dolznost senatu, sedaJ
mu pa priporoeamo, ola nemudo-
ma obiSce svojega sorodnika, Ha-
| lrold F. Mccormick, predsednika
| cd international Harvesters Com
pany', kjer maj oba gospoda poka-
zeta svoje veliko srce in lJubezen
do brezposelnih delavcev, spreme-
nita teorijo V prakso in pozenejo
ogromne tovarne omenjene druz-
be, kjer je brezposehost velika.
Clam McCormikove familije pose
dujejo 51&o vseh delnic omenjene
druzbe in toraj lahko to uslugo "a
omejitev brezposelnosti izvrse, &c
so jim interest njihovih delaVcev
kolickaj pri srcu. Nastavijo MAJ
ma prostore toliko delavcev koli,
kor jih spada, ne pa tako kot de
lajo sedaj, da enega delavca po-
Sljejo domov, cd drugega pa zah-
tevajo, da izvrsi delo "a diva. Use
to bi morale biti gospodu senator.
ju znano, in ce mu nj, Sc lahko
prepriGa, ker 50 mu kot solastniku
vedno odprta vrata ogromnih to-
warn. Delavci hocejo faktov, ne pa
prezvekovanja kapitalisticno pri-
krojenih teorij.
Po poroGiIu delavskega tajnika
Davisa, XII sloni ma podatkih, ka-
tere je zbral Ethelbert Stewart,
statistikan delavskega oddelka, je
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
Kako je lep vojaski stan.

Slna 1fancOSHeSd lJuClStNd A0ll' -"
Sc obnovijo prijateljski stili Il
Nem6ijo, toda ve6ina je gluha "a
take nasvete in hoGe militaristicno
cesarstvo preko Europe. Kollko|
krvi, kletev, gorja in solza je SIo
ma raGun nemSkega militarizma. =
Vse zaman. Francozje Sc MISC nc
naucili in Sc tudi brzkotne ne bo-
do popred, dokler ne odnese veter
militaristiGnega sistema "a Napo-
leonom, ma samotni Otok svete
Helene.
General pravijo, da je bog we'd,
no ma strani mocnejSih in bolje O.
borozenih bataljonov, OboroAtl
batalione pa stane denar, mnogo
denarja. Denarja (papirnatega) Je
sicer V Evropi veG kot prevec, am
pax zlata nj, ki bi V draavnih "a
kladnicah pokrival izdaio mic vre-
Omega papirja. Kje poiskati denar,
XII nekai Steie,? V Zjedinjenih dr.
zavah! Zvezni senator Reed pOro-
ca, da so Zdruzene drzave pOSOdl-
lie bankrotirani Grciji $16,0OO,OOO.
GrSka je vojni S Tureijo in nuj-
no potrebuje denar. Sedaj bono
zopet kmalu citali, kako so Grki
zmagali, ko enkrat zmanjka poSo-
jenih $16,OOO,000 pa bono zopet /
nell priliko 6itati, kako so bill
Grki "slavno tepeni',
Predsednik Harding je vprasal
kongres, 6e bi Sc posodilo ''Libe-
riji" $5,0OO,OOO. HIM, kje pa je Lii
beria,g Kdor nj dobro podkovan V
geografiji, dotiGni sploh ne We, v
katerem kotu Afrike Sc ia zamOr-
ska flika nahaja.
Mad deset miljard starih dol
gov! Sest miljonov Grciji! Pet mi
lionov Liberiji! En- MILLION vsaki
mesee "a zaveznike "by way OF
Coblenz [stroSki am, vojastva 90
Renu). Miljoni IN miljarde "a
britke sabljice, brzostrelne topove
in dreatnautke, brez kOnca in kra-
ia.
Zdruzene drzave so bile vojni
emo leto in Sedem mesecev. Neka-
ko pOlovico tega casa so bile ude-
lezene aktivnO. StroSki vOjne 50
znaSali dvajset miljard, brez poso-
jenih deset miljard. Ameriski vo-
jak je stal drzavo Stirikrat vec
kot angleski, Sestkrat vec Kot
francoski, in desetkrat vec kot /
talijansH vojak syojo.
Zdruzene drzave dobe V zvezino
blagajnO od direktnih in indirekt-
nih davkov veG denarja, kot ga je
katerikoli drzava do sedaj Ego
DOWN. sveta. StiriinosemdeSet cd
stotkov vSeh narodnih dOhodkov
gre "a pokritje vojne. BivSe, seda-
njesin bodoGe.
To je kratek in povrSen opis po-
lozaia, IL .katerega Sc lahko razvi-
di, kje smo, in kan jadramo. Vidi
Sc, da je sistem hud6 bolan. SeSli
Sc bodo zdravniki, (razorozitvena
Honferenca), ki Sc jim morda po-
sreGi, da bolniku podaljSajo xiv,
ljenje, toda ozdraviti ga ne more
jo. Zakon narave je tax, da ma
lega raSte veliko = in ko enkrat
doraste, da tudi po zakonih nara
We pogine.
Glas svobode., 1921-08-19
vELIK POzAR v CARIGRADU

Pariz, 18. avg. Skutari, del
mesta Carigrada, ki Sc nahaja na
aziiatski strani Bospora je V pla-
menih. Pogorelo je ze vee nego ii
soc his, pravi Ibrzojavka cd tam.
V Carigradu nastanjene zavezni-
ske eete pomagajo ognjegascem,
da Sc pozar omeji.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
DANCE IN NEAR RIOT
DUE TO ARREST

A near riot ruptured the peace
full tenor of life in Mayer last
Saturday night, when Deputy
Sheriff James Cook invaded the
dance in progress at the Mayer
Owl and arrested George Nc
Donald for alleged disturbance
Of the peace.
Thomas fhempson, deputy
sheriff at Mayer, had gone home
from the dance satisfied that
nothing was wrong before Sheriff
Cook decided that things were
perking up a bit too lively and
threatened to stop the danes,
He finally arrested Mcdonald,
bandcuffed him and hitched him
to the iron rail in from of the
store by means of the bracelets.
He could have done nothing else,
says the sherif's Office, SINCE
there is no Jail at Mayer in which
to incarcerate newly arrested
prisoners.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
Engineer of State
Highway Ddpart-
n1ent in Clifton,

Assistant Engineer Shepherd,
from the State Highway Depart
ment at Phoenix, arrived in
Clifton on Friday of last week
and began recruiting a survey
ing party consisting of ten men,
for the purpose of making a sur
vey of the Mule Creek Inters ate
Highway Link, connecting the
present Clifton Franklin high
way withythe Silver City Mogol-
Ion State highway, at OF near the
town of Jackson, New Mexico.
This party will make camp at the
Stockton ranch.
It is estimated that the dis
tance to be constructed on the
Arizona side of the line will be
approximately sixteen miles and
the new link will pass through
what is known as Black Jack
gap to the New Mexico boundary.
The grant county authorities
have already constructed a por-
ton Of the link in New Mexico,
running west from Jackson to
the Mule Creek post Office, and
are pledged to make the cennec-
tion at the Arizona boundary as
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
THE VALUE OF A COMMERCIAL
CLUB

Stafford business men got to-
gether Tuesday morning and
formed a commercial club. Of
fcers were elected and it looks
as though we may have a real
club.
Commercial clubs are often
started in small towns and MEM
bers are very enthusiastic at the
start. but about the time things
are beginning TO take on color,
members commence to lose in
terest, and the first thing we
know, there is no club.
Citizens, let's get together and
see to it that we have and sup
port a real live commercial club
here in Stafford. If this town Is
to go ahead, as you and we would
like to have 1t do, we must nave
some kind of cooperation that
will secure the results we are
looking for. We have one Of the
most beautiful little valleys in
the country and we must take
advantage of it. Every business
man in this town should join this
club and do his part.
We have heard the remark
that people in Stafford could not
get together, so altogether let's
get together and bury the differ.
ences.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
DEALERS FIX $12 AS
MINIMUM FOR HAY,

Phoenix-A minimum price on
alfalfa hay this season was
agreed to by four valley hay
growers. The committee was
appointed for this purpoee Fri
day, April a9th, at a farm bureau
meeting on the organization of a
hay growers association.
Following interviews Of the
committee with the dealers, Fred
TAFT, president Of the Marlcopa
County Farm Bureau, aanauneed
that Price Brown, the Capitol
Fuel and Feed Company, A. }.
Peters and E. C. Rewick had
agreed to the following minimum
prices this season: No. l alfalfa
hay, $1,000 a ton; grade No. z,
Sii 90. gsads No. 3, SIG 90. This
scale of prices is (. Q. b. Phoenix
The committee advised that all
hay be baled in 70 to 80 pound
bales hereafter to eliminate waste
of wire. reduce baling cost and
in justice to the consumer.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION

Two and one-half years ago, the
armistice. calling to an end the
great war, was signed.
Since that date, over 600. 900
exservice persons, have filed
their claim for compensation for
disabilities incurred or aggra-
waited by service. In a report
just received from the Director
of the Bureau of War Risk In
surance at Washington, DC,
figures show, what a tremendous
task has been before the Bureaus
to cope with the ever increasing
work, and as yet the peak has
not been reached.
To June 30, 1920, close on 500,-
900 claims were filed. During
the month of June 1920 alone l9,
600 claims were acted upon, Is,
600 being allowed and 1000 dis
allowed. The monthly pay
ments for compensation during.
the fiscal year mounted to 8 mil
lion a month. Over 5000 claims
were granted for total perma-
nent disability. the average
monthly payment being S102. 90
per month.
skYet there are many who incur
red disabilities, or whose disabili-
ties were aggravated by service,
who have not filed their claim
for compensation, to which they
are justly entitled. Many are
under. the impression, that be-
cause they have not kept their
War Term Insurance which they
carried during the service, they
would not be entitled to compen-
sation. That is not so, because
insurance is something you pay
for, and compensation is some
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06

thing the Government gives to the
disabled men.
The Director of the Bureau de-
sires that all exservicepersons,
who have incurred disability,
or whose disability was aggrava-
ted by service to file their CLANS
at the earliest. Then there are
Others, who have filed their
claims, but who up to date have
not received an award for some
reason or other.
To quickly adjust all pending
claims, and also assist in the fiji
ing of new claims, write to the
Local Representative of the Bu.
reau Of War Risk Insurance at 4os
Heard Building, PHOENIX, Arr
zona, and forms and other lhfer'
nation will be gadly furnished,
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
TEMPE WINS STATE
BASEBALL TITLE

Tucson-At the ninth Univer-
sity championship contests here,
Saturday, April goth, Tempe
high school took the baseball
championship from Globe. 10 to
IS. Coggins of Phoenix high won
the state tennis championship
and Berta Houle, Bisbee high,
wen the girls tennis champion
ship. Phoenix high won the all
state track meet making IA
points; Gila Normal College sec
ond, 19 points, and Tucson high
third with 18 points Gilleland,
Phoenix high, won the cup for
the highest individual point win
ner with 81 points. Tucson won
the relay cup, coming within one
fifth of a second of breaking the
state record.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
SWIFT-MUSPHY POST TO GIVE
SERIES OF DANCES AND BIG
CARNIVAL TO BUY COLORS

Were you ever in Paris after mid
night, when confetti filled the air and
jazzy horns made plain the merriment
that swayed the crowd? Hard times
forgotten and thoughts of real life
reigned everywhere?
The Murphy Post of the Amer
ican Legion (your post is going to
show you one real time. We are put
ting out every effort to give you an
inside glimpse of Paris after work is
done. Watch for hand posters an
nouncing the American Legion Carni-
val Masquerade. Our object is to raise
funds for purchasing a set of colors for
the local post. We need them and feel
that we can support them. Will you
help us out? We will give you double
value for your money.
We are going TO ask that everyone
mask for this occasion. We do not
ask that you spend too much money
for costumes, and il you do not care to
dress in costume, wear your old over
alls or house dress and represent hobo
or an Irish cook. You must wear mask
to enter. We will excuse travelling
men from costume and try and have
masks at the door for those. The hall
will be gaily decorated for the occasion
and special shipment Of confetti,
balloons, ticklers, jazz horns and
streamers will be here for the purpose
of those who want to have some real
sport.
We are giving prizes for the mer-
riest, the luckiest and the best dressed
for the occasion The post will put on
a jazz parade the evening of the dance,
at Solomonyille, Stafford, Thatcher,
Central and Pima. Come out and see
how you like it, for this is only the first
Of series to be given. Help us get
Old Glory.
T. G. BRosHEARs,
c. E. SCHROEDER,
l3-lt ALEX BELLMAN.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
PRINTERS ON STRIKE
IN CAPITOL CITY

Phoenix-Crippling the print
ing industry of Phoenix, approx,
imately 80 members of the allied
printing crafts including press
men, Job printers and binders,
answered the refusal OF local en-
ploying printers to accede to the
Al hour week demand Of the
unions, by inaugurating a gen
eral strike Monday morning.
Employees of the commercial
printing shops did not report for
work Monday morning awaiting
the result of a conference held in
the Arizona Republican office be-
tween representatives of the al
lied printing crafts, headed by
Fred Meyer. president OF the
Phoenix Typographical Union,
and the employing printers.
After two hours Of consultation
the union committee was IN,
formed that the 44-hour demand
could not be granted at the pres
ent time and the strike went into
effect. =,
The union committee stated
during the conference that it was
ready to negotiate a wage scale
on the basis of 44 hours work
and ID hours pay, or providing
proportionate wage reduction
to the decrease in working time.
Answering this proposition the
employers announced they were
not in a position to take definite
action in the matter. The pres
ent status of the local strike is a
deadlock between the unions and
the employers.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06

soon as the Arizona authorities
begin the construction of their
portion of the road.
The coming of the state survey
party at this time is the result of
an agreement entered into with
the board of supervisors of Green
lee county that the state engi-
neer should make the survey,
the expense of the same to be
betrayed out of what is known
as the seventy-ive per cent state
road fund.
The completion of the survey
will establish the route and for
the first time make available the
approximate cost of the project.
The plans of the state engineer
for the construction of this i'm
portant project have not as yet
been divulged, but the surveyors
arrived in the district almost
simultaneously with the an
nouneement that the federal of
flee of public roads did not look
with favor on the proposition re-
Gently submitted for the applica-
tion of federal aid on the Clifton
Springerville road.
Under the present existing
conditions of the labor market,
it is the belief that the state
fund belonging to Greenlee eoun-
ty, matched with federal aid,
will be sufficient for the con.
struction OF the sixteen mile gap
to Mule Greek.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
SUSPERD PUBLICATION
OF DAILY in JEROME

Jerome - The Verde Copper
News, Jerome's afternoon daily
newspaper, suspended ,publica-
tion in the daily field and will
publish a semi-weekly edition
until business conditions war
rant resumption of its six day
edition. This announcement has
been made by Ernest Douglas,
manager. and H. J. Minhinnick,
editor. Of the publication.
Business in jerome has sim
ply reached the point where the
publication of a daily newspaper
in the community is no longer
justifable," says Douglas, in a
statement regarding the suspen-
sion.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
McLaughlins LeaUe
for California

Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. McLaugh-
lin and son, Newton, accom-.
panied by S. A. Mel aughlin and
family left Saturday morning for
Los Angeles, CAL, where they
expect to visit for a few days
at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. G. w. B. Link. They will
go from there to Pasa Robles,
where they will reside. The Nc.
Laughlin's have lived in Stafford
about twenty-three years and
have many friends here who
wish them success in their new
home.
Graham guardian., 1921-05-06
Live News From All Over
the State

score in the five of the six stages
of the shoot.
The Nogales cup is given for
high score, 200 yards, off hand,
and 900 yards slow fire. The
Douglas cup is given for the
highest score at 800 yards rapid
fire and 600 yards slow fire,
The standing Of the teams at
the end of the days shoot fol-
lows:
Perfect score would be 750
points. Phoenix, $50; Tempe
Normal, Gil; Clifton, 5SSi No
gales, 5Sl; Douglas, 535; Tempe
high, 400; Flagstaff, 464; Mo-
renci, 446; Miami, S75i Stafford,
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