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Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
FORMER TEMPE GIRL CATTLEMAN'S BRIDE

TEMPE Dec IA wedding of interest to Tempe people took place in Jerome December IT, when Miss Ruth Gaut. formerly of Tempe, became the bride of -Hadee Lane, a prominent cattleman of that section. After short honeymoon in Deever MT. and Mrs. Lane will make their home on the coast e
 Interest In Production Quite a bit of interest is manifested ! in the annual mothers and children s matinee which will be given next Sat urday afternoon at the Columbia 1 theater. in Phoenix. Two charming little Tempe girls will take part, Mary i Louise Flight and Jean Frances Clary. Yua Sonstegard King, who gives the annual affair. will open a class in aesthetic dancing in Tempe Jan uary 5.
 Teachers Home for Holidays
 Misses Zella Austin. Vivian Mouer. | Gussie Harris and Ada Turner, all 1 teachers in the Jerome schools, ar rived Friday night to spend the holi- days with relatives. Miss Katherine Quinn came in from Ajo, Saturday 1 morning..
 | Here From Tucson 1 .fdul IT, AIJlOiu pL Il uCSOi ls d nun day guest at the home of his aunt ! Mrs. G. R. Finch.
 Go To Yuma
 Mrs Lyle E. Weir and son Elmo left Saturday morning for Yuma 1 where they will be guests at the M C. Browning home for a couple oi weeks.
 Churches Give Program.
 Interesting programs were given a the Methodist and Christian churche! Friday night. There was large tre' and treat for the children at each. Christian Church
 Bible school at 10 o'clock. Morn ing worship at II o'clock. with sermon
 by the pastor on Gifts To Our King. Young peoples meeting at 6:4
 o'clock. The subject for the addres Wednesday night is Church History.
 Methodist Episcopal Church | Sunday will be Christmas at tn
 Methodist church from the openini
 of the Sunday school program at l
 a. m., until the closing of the specia
 program at the evening service. Tn
 Sunday school will study the Christ l mas lesson. The sermon by the pas $ tor will be on the Christmas theme 5 Special numbers by the choir will b Christmas music. The hymns for al , the services will be nativity hymn, |. The Epworth league program at GA : o'clock will be the story of the wis
 men. The evening church service wi z , have several readings by youn ! women in addition to the sermon o The Origin of Christmas" g The Christmas program Frida . night was pronounced good by tn : 900 people who attended. The decors d tions will be left up over Sunday. l Congregational Church S Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Spec d ial Christmas service of worphil at l [, o'clock. Music by a double quart: t conducted by Miss Gerrish. Sermo = by the pastor on The Sacred Hot | of a. Beginning"
 At 7:30 the Christmas pageant
 When the Star Shone" will be pro
 sented by a group of 90 actors an y singers rendering in dramatic fori . the Christmas story.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

The first copyright law existing on the North American continent is that relating. to the totem poles of British Columbia and Alaska. The totem pole is a symbol of wealth. power. position. commanding the respect of all members of the tribes. There poles are carved from huge cedar logs. Intricate design relating the tradition of the family are carved into the pole and the artist must not in any way duplicate anything carved on any pole existing in the region.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
PRODUCE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Foreign ex- change steady: Great Britain demand 41S&; cables 4.19A; France demand 79S1a; cables 799; Italy demand 4431s; cables A: Belgium demand, 7.621a; cables 763: Germany de- mand 5S1s cables 54: Holland demand 36 .5s; cables 36. 64: Norway demand Is. 65; Sweden demand 24.S S5: Dem mark demand 20.15; Switzerland de- mand .53; Spain demand IA. SS; Greece demand 4.14, Argentine de- mand 33 S7; Brazil demand F ST {; Montreal 931S
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

The license is on big sheet of parchent and looks like a treaty. The characters are in Old English black letter.
 Bulls hcen making licenses for mo- bility and royalty all his life. He's attached to the faculty office of the archbishop of Canterbury. He en- grossed the license of Princess Pat, idol of Canada.
 The license will cost s25o.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The actual condition of the clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold s2S,Ss3,ee0 re- serve in excess of legal requirements. This is 8 decrease of sS,655,710 from last week.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
N. Central Ave.

% acres; a good subdivision or beautiful home site, N. Central Ave: can show you how to double your money in one year Come in and see us Terms and price are right. V. NJ. Fike, 23 E. Wash. St. dm
 FOR SALE-Ten acres at Scotts- dale. good house. well, cement ditch. A. Q. smith. cwrer. Scottsdaie. gb
 FOR SALE by owner-15 acre ranch. Good Broom house. lots of shade. Any reasonable offer accepted
 Small payment, balance easy. Would take good car. J. NJ Dills. Phone 47R3 dm
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
FARMERS ATTENTION

We have a complete line of re- cleaned seed barley, Early Bart, Club
 Sonora and Turkey Red wheats, Texas Red oats, common and Hairy Peruvian alfalfa. winter rye and sweet clover. Phoeni-- Flour Mills, Tempe branch, F. sth St, at F. E. crossing. Phone S4. It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
By MILTON sRoNNER

LONDON.--Rehind the locked doors of his musty workroom, William Bull, 75, is expressing the license that will legalize the marriage of Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles.
 He's doing the job just as he en- crossed the license of Princess Mary s parents years ago-with a score of antique quill pens and special inks.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

CHOICE 75-FOOT CORNER in
 beautiful Chelsea Place. Small amount down. balance anyway you
 like. P. O. Box 1235. It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Dec 24.- Liberty bonds closed: S1zs e43o; first As e6. 10; second As 90. so bid; first A 96. 52; second 4As 95 90: third A s 97. 40: fourth 4As 96 6.9S: Victory 3s4s 100 .04; Victory 4As 100 O4.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
COTTON EXCHANGE CLOSED
 nEN od

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The cof- fee. and sugar.. cotton and produce exchanges are closed today.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
HOLIDAY SPECIALS

TEN ACRES elegant garden soil day water, small house, shade and well: near Wilson Road between Hen shaw and Tempe roads; closing es- tate. If yor want a real investment snap, this is surely it. Price only s2s0O. half cash. balance one year.
 HERE IS ANOTHER: 10 acres, one mile west of fairgrounds. on paved road; best truck garden soil; price s35O0: 5000 cash. balance to suit.
 STILL ANOTHER: 10 acres. miles northeast in orangebeit; gooa improvements and fences: soft water we'll and good shade, price will sur prise you for this location.
 MURKEN, with MEYERS INV. co.
 8 N. list Ave. Phone 4106 dn
 FOR SALE-Half acre lot near h. dian school. s450. s100 cash. SIG monthly. H. Siford, Cave Creek Arlz- IL
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner of Palm Lane and Seventh street
 Owner can be seen at house on the northeast corner. If
 SMALL acreage. house, poultry yard. What payment can you make with easy terms? Phone 320S after 6 SIP N. Sixth Ave. al
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

CAN TT BE. POSSIBLE?
 40 acres at s1S5 per acre, improved. Bolin Realty Go, 26 w. Van Buren Street. dn
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
80 Acres

Will rent to dairyman for sa0 per month and pay for two acre-feet wa ter. Emery F. Oldaker. 122 W
 Washington dd
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
RAPID CHL.

Proud Aether-Uncle John, don't you think my new baby is fine!
 Uncle John-Yes, for newborn, even think he's ahead of his time. Proud Mother-Wbat do you mean? Uncle John-Why he's already more bald than his fathar
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
11k ACRE CHICKEN RANGE


 Lots of good shade, house has liv- ing room, dining room and 3 screen porches, cleo. lights, city water, close to school. car line and pavement. family orchard and lots of grapes. 5 large chicken houses and small ones, all well fenced, with separate runs. some alfalfa: price only ss500 and terms.
 B. NJ. ATWOOD 230 W. Jefferson St. Phone 411s
 dm
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
south,ide Theater. Today

sinner" starring Constance Tal- madge. Western drama: Mother O Dreams
 Gilbert-Charlie Chaplin In The Kid" Comedy: Society Dogs.
 Burglar Proof starring Bryant Washburn. Comedy: Late Hours"
 Chandler-Wallace Reid in Always Audicious." Mutt and Jeff comedy.
 The United States has no fewer than 566, 900 pensioners of the Civil war. War oe 1912, Mexican, Indian and Spanish wars.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.- Foreign bar silver 64A: Mexican dollars 49A
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

New Orleans is raising a $30,000 -und to combat the Argentine ant which has invaded the city.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
CHTCKFN RANCH BARGAIN

CHICKEN RANCH BARGAIN
 5 acres in wheat. good soil, close in new house, garage, first class chicken house and fenced runs, good soft water. near school and pave ment; some bargain at s27oO; $500 cash. bal. 10 suit. Why not cut those expenses down" Exclusive with us. 0. k. Realty Co., g: W. Jefferson St. Phone 5ASS dn
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
A REAL COUNTRY HOME

29 acres, fine soil, 4 miles out on pavement. z-room house. large barn, good orchard, lots of grapes, fine shade, some alfalfa, balance cotton:
 price 5000; s4000 cash, or Phoenix residence 10 5000, See Wheeler, with Stewart Realty Co, r W. Adams St. Phone 1897 dn1
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE

ALTO Apache Trail
 
 Ray "Wednesday Friday Tempe Mesa Fowler Toleson Cashion Ltchfd Liberty Buckeye Arlington and 1465 UNION STAGE re DOT 11-135 Jefferson Street
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
LiyeXotk!
Chicago

Chicago
 CHICAGO, Dec. .24.-CATTLE: Re reipts 200: compared with week ago: Beef steers mostly 25c to soc lower; plain to medium grades showing full decline; she stock generally 25c to soc lower: veal calves s1 to S1 50 off: stockers and feeders 25c to 40c low CT: bulls soc lower.
 HOGS-Receipts 5000; active and strong to 15c higher than yesterdays average with lights up most; ship pers bought about 7.500; good clear ances; top ' 80 for 160 pound aver age: '. 50 for 1S0 to 190 average; bulk .00G7 40; pigs 10c to 15c higher. SHEEP-Receipts 4,500; practically all packers direct and all on shipper account. compared with week ago: Fat lambs and yearlings about s1 higher;s fat sheep and feeder lambs steady to 25c higher Other Markets Closed Saturday PRODUCE | CHICAGO. Dec. 24.- Butter un- | settled, creamery extras 42d421a 1 firsts 334401a; seconds 30G 21a l standards 37. Eggs: Unsettled: re- seipts 4.962 cases: firsts 50: ordinary firsts 43q45; miscellaneous 47G49; ] refrigerator firsts 3S@40. Poultry Alive unchanged
 | Potatoes: Receipts 22 cars: total | United States shipments 210 cars; market firm; sacked northern whites 1.S0@2. %: Minnesota Red River: sacked l S5.
 | KANSAS CITY, Dec. 24.- Eggs: Firm. unchanged Butter unchanged | Poultry: Hens and springs un- changed; turkeys 50c today. quoted nominally for next week.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

BARGAIN in 5-room house, mod ern, fine location; owner leaving city; price s450O: s1e00 cash will handle; balance easy payments. Box 74I4, Republican. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25
FOR SALE-HOUsES
A COZY LITTLE HOME

Broom brick, modern, close to school and car line; a real bargain; cheapest home in Phoenix: S3300. about $500 cash. or s450 cash and anything of value to s4eo: must be sold before Dec. 90; better see Wheeler, with Stewart Realty Co, r W. Adams St. Phone 1897.
 A REAL CHRISTMAS BARGAIN
 df1
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

SlZVV.O0 CASH, balance easy terms, an exceptional value is offered in fine piece of city property, corner East McDowell and 10th street; mod ern siX-Ioom concrete block shouse. electric lights. cellar. bath. shade. ce- ment walk, Verde water. 95x200 1t. lot; underpriced at s550 for quick sale See owner. Jno. King, 1902 F.
 Mcdowell. It
Arizona republican., 1921-12-25

BEST RUI in Phoenix, new brick, 5 rooms. bath. dressing room with mirror on door. hardwood floors and fully built in. 5000. Owner. 30oS N. Third St 1t
 SAVE RENT - Better homes for less if we build them. Monthly in stallments- Free plans 10 years in Phoenix. Carl H. Johnson & Co.,. Contractors Central and Madison. If
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
FREE: LOYNENT
BUREAUS III STATE

Raleiph, March 22.-Suggestions
for cooperation of various communi-
ties with the state federal govern
ment in the establishment Of free EN-
ployment bureaus in many cities Of
North Carolina are being made by
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
Mitchell L. Shipman. The federal
government will furnish the frank
ing privileges, the office equipment
and THE office space if there is space
in any federla building which may be
used, the state government will fur
nish $125 per month to pay super,
intendent on condition that the city
and county together or some loca
organization furnishes the steno-
grapher and the telephone. These ON
ployment bureaus will offer free ser
vice to any person seekin job or tc
any concern which wants help.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
DIR. G.. E. MADDRY
is OPERATED ON

Statesvills, March 22.'-Rev.
Charles f. Maddry, ID. d., cprres-
ponding secretary of the Baptist
State mission board underwent a
successful operation in a hospital
here yesterday. For two years DR..
Maddry has been a sufferer from ap-
pendicitis, which brought on other
complications, making an operation
imperative. -,
DR.. Maddyr came to Statesvllle last
week to conduct a regional confer
ence at the First Baptist church and
his illness here makes it necessary
for him to cancel his engagement for
other conferences in the state.
1t is expuected that Mr.. Maddry
will not be able to resume his duties
for month. RS. Maddry is with her
husband and will remain for several
days.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
FULL REGIMENT
If. NATIONAL
GUARD
aleigh, March 22.-During

Raleigh, March 22.-During the
early part of April North Carollna
will have a completed regiment of the
new national guard. At the present
there are but five companies short OF
the full regiment. Three of these will
be inspected by the federal afflcers,
Major B. F. Ristino on the first thre
days of April Wilson'S machine gun
company will be Inspected on the flrst
Raleigh's service company on tEe
second and the Reidsville headquar-
ters company on the third.
Adjutant General Metts has been
notified that the other companies Ct
infantry necessary for the completion
Of the regiment have been organized
will be passed on by the doctors dur
ing the next few days and will be
ready for the state inspection soon
| The federal inspection will follow I'M
mediately and by the middle of Aprli
the state will have full regiment OF
| National Guard infantry.
Regular army officers who have
recently made an inspection OF th<
units already recognized are very
much pleased with the personnel OF
the organization in North Caroline
and delighted with the progress Gen
eral Metts and his staff are making
lin pushing the national guard worl
| in North Carolina. This state is con
siderably ahead cf South Carolina ane
other southern states.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
PRICE FIVE CENTS
START HEARINGS
Of CAROLINA ];
1.o-.--H.:E Il
GAS RATES

Raleigh, March 22.-Hearing of the
petition of the gas companies oper-
atlng plants in sixteen North Caro-
llno cities for retention of the tempo-
rary gas rate established by the cor
poratlon commission last summer be-
gan in Raleigh this morning. All indi-
cations are that the hearing will take
up great deal of time, but it is the
nope OF the commission that the hear
ing may be expedited in such a man.
ner that it will be possible to hand
down the final decision in these cas-
es by the first of April
While the cases will be consolidate
ed where this is possible. it will be
almost impossible to consider all of
the cases IN the same class, even
thought the plants in a number of
cities are owned and operated by the
same company. The commission in
tends to og into the detailed merits
OF each cit y, making an effort to find
out what 1t costs to produce gas in
every city. and the rate to be finally
decided on wall depend on the produc-
tlon cost IN each of the cities where
the rate is involved
Contrary to the popular opinion
about this hearing it is not a petition
for Increasing rates. 1t is rather
question Of decidino whether or not
the temporary rate established last
will be maintained, and if not
to what extent it will be cut There
will he no increase in the rate over
what is being charged now, and there
is every presumption that the pres
ent rate will be cut. This rate was
made during a period when the pric-
es Of coal and gas oil were at the
peak.
The gas companies themselves hard
ly expect the present rate to be con-
tlnued. for was made in order to
help them tide over the period of
high prices for all materials going
into the production of gas. They are
offering figures today to show their
earnings on the investment made in
each city, and are asking that a rate
be established which will enable them
TO make a fair return on ther invest
ment.
The cities had representatives IN
Raleigh on Monday night for the pur-
pose Of going over the data and fig
nres collected during the rasF six
months with view of refuting the
contention Of gas companies that the
present rate was nona too high when
the investment and losses of other
years are considered The cities re-
presented at the hearing today were
v I1ston-Salem, Raleigh, Durham,
Charlotte, New Bern. Goldsboro.
Oxford, Henderson,
Elizabeth City. Wilmington, Sails
bury, Spencer, East Spencer. High
Point and Greensboro.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
STAR WITNESS PLANNED
TO SELL STOLEN GOODS
w. A. Hughes Had Arranged TO Buy Loot from
Hundred Express and Railroad Men, He
Tells Jury in Million Dollar Trial
Closes His Evidence
Bv the Associated Press,

DN lIG ASSoCldtcu 1IeSE~
Macon, Ga, March 22.-W- 4
Hughes, star witness for the govern
mcnt in the trial of SO m1n indicted
by a federal grand jury on charges
Of conspiring to rob the American
Express Company of merchandise
valued at more than a million dol
lars resumed the witness stand in
federal court this morning, testified
that the alleged robbery syndicate
assumed such proportions that ho
had planned to open a store
Hughes testified he made plans to
open the store when tcld by another
defendant that more than 100 en-
ployes of the express and railway
companies would sell goods to him.
He also spoke of the alleged thieves
having different prices. He said one
of the defendants was selling oranges
at So a box. while one charged 81.
Hughes testified that he ana othe,
defendant Stovall stole suar which
they sold to w. V. Meeks, also de
fendant, who Hughes testified yeste-'
day threatened his life just afte-'
the Indictment was returned
When Hughes finished his testi-
mony today against the defendant
only two had not been mentioned
with whom he said he had dealings.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
FAYETTEVILLE GETS
$4,000 FOR Y. NJ. c. A.

Fayetteville. March 22.-With re-
ports for the day totalling S11,083 the
Y. M. C. A workers today pushed
past the $4,000 originally set ais The
sum to be collected fo ra building here
and vote unanimously to continue the
campaign until $4,000 is reached.
General Chairman Charles G. Ross
|alsn announced that Fayetteville s
application for an appropriation Of
$4,000 and a maintenance fund of
50 900 fro mthe national war work
council had received strong recon-
'mendation.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
DEATH FOLLOWS
D HIS HONEYMOON

Norfolk, March 22.-Mystery sur
rounds the death of Joseph Block who
was found dying in his grocery store
here with rope around his neck and
a bullet wound in his chest and an
other in his temple. He died sew
eral hours later.
Block was married only week
ago, returning Friday from his hon
eymoon trip.
The police are working on the the
ory that he committed suicide. They
believe he stood on a box, tied one
end of the rope raund his neck, and
the other to an iron pipe, and jumped
off the box. The rope slipped they
believe and he then sat on the box
and shot himself.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
SECRECY ATTENDS
ALL CONFERENCES
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
Washington, March % Represent
atives of the packers employees were
IN private conference today with
Secretary Davis before the meeting
Of the presidents cabinet.
The conference this morning fol
lowed one last night at which Sec
retary Davis, Hoover and Wallace
heard spokesmen for the packers.
Cor,ciliatprs Of the labdr depart
ment attended that conference, but
only Secretary Davis attended the
conference today. Secrecy attend
ed the meetings.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
|CF CAMPAIGN
On ILLICIT
DRUGS
Associated rress.

h. Associated TESS
I, yar March 22.--Claimine
aIly n aayc broken the back O.
{lGci. rug trade in NcS iorl
IN d tou months drive. Spccia
|,y Police Commissioner Carlo
kimou day declared war en- AZ
kationc ring which he chasss:
kponlbIe FOR illegal distr'bu, io'
|pc throughout, tn United safe
\ d ant.uurotic drive here more
h 900 arrest have been made ana
Irs .. dollars worth Of drugs
n agh tac Illegal drug trade has
Broken Dr. Simon asserted the
Of III, bureau is not only to
hue but (. 10 hc enlarged to meet
brob.pns IN other big cities in
|ica an abroad,
leans ~ an international bureau
imina records now being estaL-
all da.a concerning drug crooks
.be ready for cities where
)" pointing to New York might
lowered the commissioner said
hin hp aided Antwerp police had
stcd information concerning an
N ,.adcl' T the international
was shown by means Of info1-
n furnished by New York that
an had policc records in London,
Brussels and New Orleans and
qycd prison sentences at var
'ac aggrcgating 20 years.
+ made more arrests these past
months than in any "a months
fore said Or. Simon, who vas
I'd Il direct the drive because
medical training. Every wing
metropolitan police department
oordiaatc :, working in GENUINE
vim th federal agents. In con-
lce "the fear has been spread
N .ac army Of vonders.
Drc nc assumed his job, Dr..
said traffic in drugs in Non
had reached an amazing stage.
I.t move was 10 seek to clean
W York tacn aid in solving the
problem in ether cities
.sM,ant eel Cf the situation
adj Of special men were spread
parts &c the greater city, cx-
men pick 4 to patrol the lower
Side whore ycnders H.rc ever
,choo. children as "go-bc-
8" u uppIy the adlicts.
( Mt Hatcn was kept on incom'
iip, whore alleged smuggler.
rc,grt.Ug to al manner OF
10 "nelk' the narcotics into
9urny Arrests Of persons on
,ck revealed drugs hidden III
ia arms and limbs: in sausaGcs
Iothinr. once the anti-narcotic
were working Systematically
'rcs. became frequent, the SIT
soon gave evidence Of being
1 up,
almost iaily raids in the city
d q cIjmgX recently in Brock
hen agents entered an apart
arrested several persons and
drug worth thousands Of do.-
The great majority arrested
vendors.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
COUGHS BULLET
Up At TER 50
YEARS
Rv the Associated Press.

Lanett Al:A., March 22.-W. ".
Meadows, aged IS, Of this place vet
eran of the civil war and shot in the
eye at the battle Of Vicksburg
July 1, 1868, today coughed up the
dition.
The bullet, weighing approx
mately one ounce, has been laying
in his side for So wears.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
BRYAN WAS JOKING !;
ABOUT FOURTH Time
Bv the Associated Press.

Miami, Fla. March 22.-William
Jennings Bryan requstts that cor
rection be made Of the report sent
out last night that he might be can
didate for pesident fourth time.
At a Young Wbmen's Christian
Association banquet when asked to
run a fourth time. he answered IN
facetious manner:
81 can ncX say that If had Deen
a candidate after the women had been
given the vote would have peeh
elected"