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Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

in the year. It is readily admitted that all such birds cause an actual cash loss to their owners Suppose then that 100 such hens are culled from a flock, the owner is saved this cash loss and the total egg produc- ton of the district is reduced by 4Ou dozen Again production is limited naturally and for well established economic reasons.
 'The same plan can be used with acres as the unit. Very frequently it happens that for some cause a part of the farm is not up to stand- ard and despite our best care the re- sulting crop will not pay for the seed and labor involved. By dropping such acres a loss is avoided and the total market supply decreased Per- fectly natural and legitimate.
 Tn each of the cases cited. the farmers profit has been increased, his labor decreased and total pro- duction limited. Yet it allswas SC reasonable and natural that no one could complain and no serious upset occurred in the farmers general plan l of operation.
 There are other natural methods of limiting production which might l be considered. For instance, one substituting the cold facts of the business of farming for the fairy stories that occupy so much printed space. This would save many a non- farmer from permanently parting wilma lot of cash and temporarily giving the market supply of subsi- dized products. In this case as IT the others sound business principles were inauguated and everyone bene- fitted thereby.
 What the total results would bt were such a plan to be general.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

to wit: first, that the legislature shall have made appropriations TOT the fiscal year. Second, that the taxes shall have been levied upon the taxable property of the state, anu third, that the Loan Commission shall have determined that the pro- ceeds of such taxation will not pc III the treasury in time to pay the eA- penses provided for by the appropria- tions.
 When these. conditions exist and have been determined by the Loan Commission, the Loan Commlsslon may authorize the issuance or the bonds contemplated by the said act. It follows, therefore, that in March, 1920. the Loan Con mission was With out power to authorize the issuance of bonds for the following fiscal year. to-wit: 1921, as the conditions pfece- dent to the resolution could not then exist.
 Upon the aforesaid conditions pre- cedent being found to exist, the Loan Commission can authorize the ls- suance of such bonds by resolution which shall provide the manner, terms and conditions of the sale thereof.
 It is our view of the law that the provisions thereof must be substan- italy complied with, and that 1t was the intent of the legislature, a s dls- closed by the provisions of section 40 of the said law, that the manner terms and conditions of the sale or the bonds shall be determined at the time each resolution of issuance IS adopted and that it was not con- templated in the law that the manner terms and conditions of the sale of bonds could be determined in ad- vance of the resolution authorizing the issuance thereof.
 The option above referred to, Ii valid, constitutes an executory con- tract for the sale of the bonds you now propose to authorize by resolu- ton, and if such option be valid then you are now prec1uded from fixing the manner, terms and conditions oi the sale of such bonds.
 It is our opinion that the commits sion is without authority to enter 1n- to any contract which would deprive it of this right, or preclude it from 1 the exercise of this duty of incorpor- atiug in each resolution the terms and conditions of the sale of sucf 1 bonds independently of previous
 resolutions. The aforesaid option, | valid, deprives. the Loan Commission of the right to fix the manner, term! and conditions of the sale of the pro
 posed issue, and to that extent we be- l lieve the said option is void.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
MIR. AND MRS. SINGER LEAVE CITY FUR [, {. .WORK IN OKLAHOMA

MT. and Mrs. Harold Singer will leave Phoenix tomorrow night for Oklahoma City where MT. Singer is to be Christian Endeavor field secre- tary foI Oklahoma.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Singer have been very active workers in the Presbyterian church during the eight years they have been in Phoenix, and MT Singer also has been very active in Christian Endeavor work in the county and state. Mir. Singer
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
OPINION HOLDS TAX ] ANTICIPATION BOND OPTION IS INVALID

m story few days ago the Rep uoiican stated that an opinion was peing framed in the office of the at torney general that would hold that the option feature of the contract be- tween the loan commission and the Bankers Trust company. E. H. Rol- lns & Sons and the Harris Trust and Savings company, relative to subse- qu mt issues of anticipation tax bonds was invalid The following is the text of the opinion.
 INQUIRY
 Is the option for future issues of tax anticipation bonds which option is contained in the proposition of the Bankers Trust company. and others. dated Phoenix. March 12, 1921, valid and enforceable?
 OPINION
 Pursuant to the provisions of chap ter 6s of the session laws of Arizona Tor the year 1921, the Loan Commits sion of the state of Arizona, on the twelfth day of March, 1921, by it's Resolution authorized the issuance of State of Arizona anticipation bonds in the sum of s1.506,0oo, which bonds were in anticipation of the state taxes heretofore levied for the fiscal year commencing July 1. 1921. which Resolution provided the forms of bonds and coupons, and other details h connection with the sale of such bonds. and that by said resolution the bonds were authorized to be sold at private sale for the best price ob- tainable.
 Thereafter on the same day the Loan Commission received a bid for fhe said bonds from the Bankers Trust Company of Denver, Colorado and others. which bid was accepted.
 That among other things the said bid contained the provisions: Pro- viding further that you grant us an option on any securities that you may issue for the above purposes and at the above price for twelve months from the date of the first delivery of bonds to us"
 With reference to the issuance oi bonds and before the same can be is- sued. certain conditions are essential
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

was president of the Maricopa County Christian Endeavor Union for two years and when the Arizona Christian Endeavor Union was orr ganized he was elected president and has held that office until his resigna- tion last month.
 MT. singer. by becoming field sec retary of Oklahoma, will devote all of his time to Christian Endeavor. attending rallies and conventions. or ganizing new societies and doing field work. with headquarters at OK lahoma City.
 MT. Singer has been salesman TOT The Melczer Company for the past
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
V.F. W. TOP|CN|C 1T
 RIVERSIDE MONDAY

Attracting crowd all during the daylight hours since the display was placed in the windows, an exhibition of war trophies gathered during the late difficulty in France by Rolin w. Shaw, has been a feature of the down. town district during the last several days. The display is in the show win dows of the Vic Hanny store on Gen. tral avenue, where it will remain un- til Tuesday.
 Tomorrow will be V. F. W. day for the members of Maricopa post No. 720, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, and will be devoted to ending the campaign of the post to put benefit fund in the treasury for the specific purpose of paying for post flags and hall rent for the coming year. The fund is being rais- ed by contributions of $1 Tomorrow evening, following a picnic at River side park, a new Ford touring car will be given away.
 The picnic will be held during the afternoon and is for the members of the post and their families. There will be races and other contests for the little folks with cash prizes of S2 and $1 in each event The contests, which will be for boys under 14, will be three legged race, a one legged race and wheelbarrow race, while the girls will have peanut race, which will be followed by free for all shoe scramble.
 Comrade James P. Lavin will be in charge of the picnic; Comrade Jack Redmond will direct the con- tests, and Comrade c. c. Kells is supervising the campaign for funds.
 
 France has 52 sporting clubs for
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

adopted. would not venture a guess: but there is no doubt that it would be considerable. However it would seem that such a plan might possess many advantages over an attempt at deliberate and artificial control of production"
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
"Advertising" The Backbone of the Reconstruction Period
]" "AdpertiSing'

Sensing the trend of conditions late last year, the Chicago Tribune flung forth slogan that has since meant much to concerns and indi- viduals from one coast to the other
 "1921 will reward fighters" has now been changed to "1921 IS rewarding fighters, for department stores here, manufacturers there, and retail merchants everywhere @who have stood up against heavy odds have battled to successful conclusion.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

two years and is well-known in Phoenix. The Singers will be missed by many in this city as well as by all the Christian Endeavorers of the state
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Too LArE ro CLASSIFY

LOST-At Riverside, brooch. sum burst of pearls, diamond insert. Phone 1876. Reward St
 WANTED-Loan of s3.000 on 30x40 foot and 20x20 foot cement house on seven lots. Box 66-v. Republican. k
 BRIGHT, CHERRY rooms. adjoin- ing bath; front and rear entrance;
 reasonable. S03 North Third st.
 WANTED-Woman for cooking and light housekeeping for two. Phone 1924. or Sunday. 243o. 2t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

offers tue loaoest rate per inch per thousand circulation of dny raea0spaper in Arizona.
 Added to the service of its advertising col urnns The Republican maintains department of men versed in advertising who are at the service of merchants and manufacturers for counsel, planning, and assistance in their problems
 To the best of their abilities their services are rendered for the best interests of those by whom they are asked to serve, realizing that eventually the interest of the advertisers and this newspaper are identical. The service is free and without obligation to the smaller or larger merchant or manufacturer.
 Feel free to ask for the service of the adver- Using department of The Republicon-its phone number is 4331.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

Merchants have gone through chaos of price reducing fully They have accepted losses such the public hardly understand The benefits of their losses have been given pub lie that today may buy merh be food clothing what prices that few months ago would not have been dreamed possible at so early date And in this work advertising has been called do great shae for had not been for newspaper advertising the public could not have been reached effectively with the messages from the stores
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

Nearly 250,00O women are engaged in hair dressing in Japan.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

France has 52 sporting clubs for women.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

From now on advertising will play an in- creasingly important role, for. conditions are changed from the day when the public was on buying rampage to a time when every proper selling and merchandising effort is to be re- warded by additional business. Some one tersey put it that "hard times are not coming but soft times are gone"
 In the work of creating business, advertising mediums will naturally be selected because of their merits, so that the greatest good may be the result Newspaper advertising reaches all of the people all of the time. It is the most flexible most thorough, and least expensive of all methods of advertising.
 The Arizona Republican, Dith tue greatest circulation ot any meaOspoper 10 Phoenir, ID its suburbs aud no the state, at the some time,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

n sou want n'enly ~ thick teaut
ful Iioss, sllks hair ta ~ az
means fst rIa 81 dantfuff fos Il ~lu
stase 'oaf hair ard ruin t Il yo4
don't
II doesn't a. ma,h soaa t. Il, a.
hrash or wash ii oat The only sure
waY ln fsi fld ~ aaaduN s % a..
solve |t then son destroy IL entire
IN To 90 this set about teni
ounces - ordinary llauid Afvon Al.
pN t a. nifhi when retiring us,
enough - nio'ston the SCALP ava rob
n ln gently With the fnecr tlps
lly morning moNt NJ NOT ALL ofi
yonr dantsuft viii he sons end thfro
or foHf smre applications ~ii cnm
pioioly tissnlso aud entirely destroy
every single slFn and trace ~ lt
Non VIII lind too that all tehNg
and diftlnK of the SCALP ~ili stop.
ASA YOUR hair viii hook aud frei 8
hundred tmcs better You can Frt
lllnid afton ~ any dms slofv u
B. inexpensive aud four upntes p 90
You viii rred NO matter how much
tandwff s0n have This timfle rom
edY never fails
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

llelfasi A proclamation pfah D
uns the assembly of three ~ more
persons IN the rlol some 10 Neeiovn.
.Has mad 20 taet Belfast the enc
~ nefoe fighting en sunds, sas s
sued
Nev York New YORK took a
fim Frp 80 FIRST place in the Amcrl
an league penAni faec and pent a
.ons Way toward ei'nchlnk thoif
drst championship hy defeating
Cleveland 90 lonse thrilling strag
sie to
fou Smith A roun Smith
toos the ssth game " the eps, sea
90 seriea from chlekasha here and
ascn,d the Western Association post
series race. shutting oui The visitors
20
wichita Wlrhiia d willing %
meet Fort Smith In post season
aasahail series according 60 Frank
lshell oencr ~ the lucal Western
league club. bat j SERIES ~ samea
eith On an siar w"'aefn league club
iands 10 Tee way
ohmulfec Hidden far hack IN a
eahferfauean cavern under monu
tain where 10 had hrea aging aor4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
GIRLS! BLEACH SKIN
WHITE WITH LEMON

Squeeze the igiee % two iemonf
into q bottle c0nia nlng three ounces
~ Orchard White. which any drnE
store will supply for few cents
shake vel. and you have a gaafief
pint 0f harmless fnd delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetiy fra
grant lotion into the face neck. SIRIUS
and hands each day. then shortly
note the beauty aud whtanens ~
your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion 20 bleach aud bring fha,
xofs. clear. r0syNhite complexion.
also as q freckle. sunburn. and tan
bIeach because Il doesn't irritsts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

The wemsns Nissicaafs S.~e'ety
~ the n > charh ees,h. ~4l Nset
Al the houe - Ms q y NtAols
Metnsstat a ~ m
~ -
naptlH cirels e Meet
North rtn,ie ~iih Nj AZ ufay.
500 \ Vine wsss rinle Mfs q "a
snosrysss 80 y sshs s,ah cir,le
Nss te~es soath fsfst ies.en In
ehsrtef IN tae Nlssfer staas H~,s
" AM
Noihefs and Fathers nsis nsf
October esh 1914 ana SUNDAY la
otetsr First baptist chnrth un
sn AZ dAt AFFAIR hif basket dinner
gssi speaking snapel rrcsfsn insi
iise t uast 60 10 IN ihs seai cd
da's Come sn5 hflns tAe family
so IN eandA, g heei rncd l'asa,a
tof an sEss f,rfshod, invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27


N''@"'H~ 'N - MN t~'nfsirrri
''N' 40 -" spfa' tao weeks ~i'h
w "asp~"' ~ = Washington
y y n
Nrs Nafi fiison ~na NJ Trader
"'o' 70 VA'@h'ne ''n tais mofninr
>
NfN Arm" NeiAhd ana s'n lehn.
'''' 'ea' A'A'' fef san piese. 'alt
>''i's e''''' 'A't' '' ihe death oi
Nf' ''."nas '"in h''hFf ~
''"'r'' hi''"' ~"' i''d hrfF '"fn's
'~'t "s' ana ~as "''h 'he AfA"n'As
'@h 'ef 20
~" 'a'AN'" = IN "AlA
Bona '''f 'he guest OF Der daurhief
N'f Ns''''e stn~''' snd hmip
.'4 ''' N"'fh ''"t'' @"a a'"Hh
'''i N'''F. m"''Aea ~ "AlAheHa 'ib
y
Nrs henry nni and snn vho nasr
besn the rneats of Mr. lans
parents nr and scr. ~ b Fnrfoe
'of the qasi wceh and attended The
Pair have returned as their hamr .n
Ncnkirk Oklahoma
Rev John Abefnaihy 81 Naskoree
y tha gneet Al ~ and Mrs q A.
llNrhes while attendins coaslst1rY
y XXX
y u Word - Willow Oklahoma
Is the guest ~ W a patiin durine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
The DOgSOup-Otterskm
Ozaukee Secret order
~ MATT DuuR

Reliable mrmhefa ~ ihe Dog
soup Dtiersbin Secret Order Hf
the. Sac aud tos declare fhat
Nah nr teh ne tiood Great
spirit started lhe arifr segeral
thousand years ago near giH
western coast ~ Lake Michigan
The tradition IS That there
was tsry good Orauker afiiei
81 with an 49, dlseases known ~
mankind The moat expert meet
eine men of ihs tribe sai, none of
them we're enrsble. aud that d.
must continue "a suffer before
dying
IN despair be- went INTO nlrh
rork that was RIGHT up t. geft
deep plnee in he lake llr in
tended - iump down Into the
sater aud be drowned hnl inat
before he attempted ~ take the
suicidal plunge the Great spifit
eyabhef him hy the hea,l sad 'eld
HIN 20 remain allYe Thfr 'lah
ne toh took the greatly afflicted
Dxnukee different plants aud told
him what each plant, It's bark.
roots and seeds were good for
Ills afflietion could be removed
by using certain ones The sore
Is afflicted did a. be WIS told
and after q short time he was
cured Of all his bothers. --e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

fslt better. | had al kinds of bad
spells. bgf they al left me Now when
Ifees weak an1 nervous take the yege-
tate Compound and Il slvsys does re
goo1 ! Slxh sli women wo1ld try i
cgrsEg the Change of Life for know Il
viii n them good. II yoB think Il vi
in1ssce yDEne ore 10 try the Veg@tai,ls
Cornpyzn1 yog may publish this letter. "
= Nrs A. KELLER, Alton. Tennessee.
Norzssn from forty-fye ~ fifty years
u age an0gIc tsse warning from such
symptogns ss heat nsafses. p1lpltstion
n e1se heart. s<1o,hering Or f1inf4ng
spells. - sy>osz before the eyes, zn1 pre-
pare txeir sysSsrr foy tkis perfectly ns-
tnrzI etzngs ~ taxing Lyela T. PINK
hams Vegetable CornE<Gr,c. II hss
T.. - ss.---y. 2-@s.y ..1sass. -isTS1ss usis
tryi.z period, tszst a. it ID zrsksaer-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
DYED CH|LD's COAT
AND HER OLD SKIRT
Diamond Dyes" Package tells
how 70 Dye any Carmen, or
Drapery

Don't wonder whether you can DE
or tint successfully. just boy Dis
ulOnf Dyes On other kind and fol-
low the simple directions IL ever
package Then perfect home dyeing
u guaranteed even N you have never
dyed before Worn faded dresses.
skirts. ~aisig. coats, sweaters. stock
ings. drapsFies, hangings. everything.
become Nike new again Just tell
yogr druggist whether the material
yOu wisb ~ dye ~ wool or silk. ar
whefher II is linen. cotton. of mixed
goocs Diamond Dyes never streak
zyot. fz<s, or run
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

ham = eye Ia . ] 2
COMPOUND has Done
for me. During the
Change of Life I wss
in bed for eight
months and had two
good 1'ef<srs treating
me but they did me
no gtzr6 A friend
advised me ~ take
lydia r. i'ukhsu {
VsgetabIe Com
pound. which ! 90,
and IA a short time j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
VEST ourrRir METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Greater Rally Day prosram
Promotion Day Date sunday Sept
ember % Time 1911 O'Clock
What Promotion of classes
Sunday School Prayer Meeting
Date "Wednesday. September rs
Time IS O'Clock what Sormon
Tor children. Illustrated ap"clai
music
thldfens Party Date Friday
september 20 Time ts O'Clock
WHIST songs. stories. games and
eats
Rally Day Date SUNDAY. Oetobcr
Time 1911 O'Clock What Every
paren, In tiasa with chiid special
progom
Every 3 s child. bis frlenis and
parents are Invited 70 attend these
services Come and encoufage your
child
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

TIE sow coast regions q Afr~s
are aimost evevy-where wnn~alihfl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

The Great spirit appeared
asalu and tali the cured Ozaukee
% pileerlte the herbs and harks
asd rooi, sud par ihs medicine
powder iute ihe head ~ an otter.
skin and hlaw the powder into
ihe faees 81 sick people aud they
eeuii aee their dead pappoosea
sHim tn tie river II Death sud
the sick person would b. heated
Stab ae lNh. ordered that none but
saed Indians should learn the
aaeref nf the Dogspup ultershln
Order that the dog was cousin
10 The wolf The Great Spirit mes,
sen9er thar the otter was
sacred animal . dlsfant ancestor
qf the oxsukees. ie.eended frum
tilg beaver. The after and the
musk rat
Many O1ankees aud Saaks
joined the order aud sllll keep up
Wlfh the s4ernfa au4i ,aeaua..s...
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

Many fsh when inhabt tf0piesi
waters are poisonous a. food
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

Leader elaasitisd Ais Ga, Rsael,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

DAILY TSoUCNr .
wgSN xNSxy YSN
The happiness of Nfr mas ~
srtaiiH increased hy salsu cou.tesies
in whsA there is 10 gsfade whose
voice i toc stl.l g tease sna whi 8
manifest themselves tt tender ent
Aifecttenete leohs and litie And
acts of attention Sternc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

NUHtlf0VIF
AroFH c'ab Nrs iieien Fshss
6lrls Friendly Parish iiouNe
ii gsmx ciuh Mss Ncsa holls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27


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Shakespeare elah iiNf2tv
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GRAY
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baptist CIRCLE south NJ. los
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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-02-17
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
FROM GERMANY

Otto W. Heigneke, of the ONT
mental Glass Manufacturers of the
United States, threw a jolt into the
members of the Ways and Means
Committee the other day when he
asserted that memorial windows hon
oring American soldiers who lost
their lives in the war are being
made in Germany and imported here.
According to Mr.. Heigneke importers
of German stained glass are able 20
sell the product in the United States
for $5.26 a foot, while the domestic
manufacturers must charge $12.72
or shut up shop. Our manufacturers
want a tariff duty which will offset
.he difference. ''In Germany flesh
painters receive 20 cents an hour
based on two cent mark, while here
hey get $3.50 an hour" declares this
witness. And Fred Nader, of the
same organization, said that on one
sketch the German cost to the con-
sumner here was 1896 while the
American price was $28.47. On
others the German prices were $3.41,
1925 and 1892, while the American
prices were $17.70, $17.72 and $19.53
respectively. Naturally the impor-
ters want the present rate of duty
to remain. Memorials to American
soldiers made from German stained
glass do not ruffle the conscience of
he importers dollar.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-02-17
PUBLIC UTILITY REFUNDING

Public utility companies of the
United States will have to refund n
total of $3O5, ,11O, $50 worth of Sc
curities in 1921.
This figure is shown in a compli-
cation made by Dow, Jones & Com
pany.
Of this vast sum, electric light and
power companies of the country
must refund a total of $97 7,504, 800
in bond and note issues during the
year.
The largest of these issues in Ohio
is $10,000,000 in two-year notes of
the Toledo Traction, Light & Power
Company, which falls due December
1. The Dayton Electric Light
Company must refund $265,000 in
first mortgage securities, due March
/, and the Columbus, Marion & Della
ware railroad $289,OOO in first mort
gage securities, due May 1.
The large sum of money that
must be refunded by the country's s
utilities during the year does not
take into consideration the billions
of dollars of additional capital that
will be required by the utilities for
new equipment and extension of
service, demanded by the public
The electric lighting industry
alone needs an additional investment
of close to four billions of dollars by
1925 to meet the public demands for
electrical energy for power and
lighting.