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NEW TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE

The new timetable on the A. &. N
 M. Ky, in connection with the trolley service, will become effective Monday morning next when the gasoline car will make it's initial run between Clifton and Lordsburg. leaving here at S:10 a. m. and arriving at 3:30 n
 Tn. This will bring outside mail to Cliftonites two hours earlier than usual. The trolley service will run Mondays, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday. On Saturday there will be a mixed train, leaving Clifton at s:10 a. m. and arriving at 3.30 p. ,nl- Also on Mondays and Thursdays, a mixed freight and passenger train will leave Clifton going through to Hachita and returning the day follow ing. There will be no Sunday train in or out under the new time card
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24
THE COAST BANKER PAYS TRIBUTE ID
 6. V.B. s I. CO.

The Coast Banker, a Pacific Coast publication for bankers, in it's June is sue. contains highly complimentary refernce to he Gila Valley Bank 6 Trust O.. of Arizona, of which The CiIa valley Bank x Trust Co of Clifton, is a branch.
 It is admitted that The Gila Valley Bank & Trust Go. is one of the state with it's chain Of eight branches operating in five of the southern coun ties. In addition, the Gila Valley Bank &5 Trust Co. is closely allied, in a business way, with The Valley Bank, of Phoenix. Included in it's directorate and officers are to be found several prominent Arizona business men, residents Of the state for the past twenty five years. With resources of $4.00O, O,000.0C and de posits of $3,037,000, some idea of the strength of this financial institution is readily gained.
 Complimenting the Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co., on it's last finan- ciai statement the Coast Banker, has the following:
 ToDD'S BANK IS FINE
 Coast Banker" Editors Office-
 
 of the Gila Valley Bdnk and Trust . Company, sat himself down at his desk the other day and addressed i copy of the banks latest statement to the editor The Gila Valley Bank is one of the most efficient in Arizona It has branches at Ray, Miami, Hay den, Clifton, Stafford. Morenci, and Winkelman, besides the head branch i at Globe, where Mr Todd officiates. This bank has been in very close touch with the money problems that are confronting the Arizona bankers today. and as the year just passed has been filled with most intense situa- tions, any man who has managed a bank and has come through with flags flying in all that time deserves an sorts of credit, and that is why, as i we look at the statement, we feel like congratulating the officers of this institution: President c. F. ! Mills. Vice President T. A. Pascoe, Cashier H. g. Van Gorder. Auditor F c Wood. and the following branch Irnanagers: ]. D. Wick. Jr. Globe of fce: c. E. Full. Morenci: l.. T. Payne Clifton B. c. Weaver Stafford; H. O. Fit1simmcns, Miami J. F. Houston Ray: Ed NJ. Blake, Hayden H. s. Bailey. Winkelman.
 The bank has resources of over S4000. .000.00: deposits, S3.037 ,0O0; capital. s100 coo: surplus and undiv- ided profits. S270.000. The way the bank has stood between it's customers and want is shown by the fact that it's bills payable amount to $500 ,000.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

B.. NJ Cansler and John Webster, of the auto firm of Cansler and Webster returned this week with two cars from Grand Canyon where they car ried party of school teachers from Clifton and Morenci. MT. Webster returned via NogaIes.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Send your old hats along with your clotles. to be. cleaned and blocked. we also take care of dye work accordlan plating etc s. H. WALLIS.
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Fred Thompson, Of the Fashion Barber Shop, left Monday morning for Santa Ana, California, where he will make his future home pending he resumption of mining operations in this district.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

LOST-SmaIl Coin Purse, between A. c. Store and Postoffice, Finder will receive reward for return to Mrs. Jesse Lloyd Johnson at Court House.
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Mrs. Eloise Campbell, of Denver sister of MT. and Mrs. Pickens Ander- son. was visiting with relatives in Clifton this week en route to the coast
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

F. J. Hagenbarth, president of the National Wool Growers association, argued before the senate finance com nnittee on the emergency tariff bill for the preservation of the wool and sheep industry, now threatened with ruin. He is quoted as saying that herds are being sold to pay debts.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

J. J. Filleman. prominent rancher of Eagle Creek. was business visitor at the Court House on Thursday of this week MT. Filleman made his application to make final proof on his homestead before the Clerk of the Superior Court.
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Mrs H. A. Elliott, and son John. re- turned this week after a sojourn with relatives at Warren, in Cochise coun- "
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Red Ball Storage Packing and ship ping. Phone 55 N. T Holt, Prop. 5204te
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Mrs. M. NJ Smith is visiting friends and relatives at Duncan this week. She is accompanied by her daughter, Ida Blanche.
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Erection of concentra. tion and cyanide plant at state or Maine dump rumored.
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Attorney E. V. Horton was an out going passenger on this mornings s train, El Paso bound, where he will spend several days on business.
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Kingman-C. O. D. mine to douole capacity of plant and increase deVe lopment.
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Dr. Robert Mann, Dentist, Work Hotel Morenci, Arizona. tic.
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Mir and Mrs. T. l.. Knowles and Mr and Mrs. Joe F.. Deck. left by auto on Thursday morning for the Roosevelt dam, where hey will spend a few weeks, camping and fishing
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Hon. Nit Simms of Stafford paid a short visit to Clifton on last Saturday
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

Mrs. w. H. P. Goddard of Morenci has returned from her trip abroad and is visiting her daughter and son-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Vreeland in New Jersey.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

William Harrison, who has been
 employed in the electrical department of the A. c. O., for many years, left for Fl Paso by auto on last Sat urday to be gone for several months.
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w. E. Lutz, Superintendent of the Morenci schools, was business vlsl : or in Clifton on Thursday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

C. E. Hull, Manager of he Gila Val ley Bunk and Trust Company of Mo renci, was a business visitor in Cliff ton on Thursday morning.
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Foreign Advertising Representative THE. AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

Miss Zelma Goolsby returned home last Wednesday from weeks visit with Miss Florence Brooks in Dun can
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DERSONAL l ARAGRAFS

w. M. Zumwalt, prominent rancher from up the Frisco, but who is resid- ing at Mule Creek for the summer, was business visitor at the court house on last Saturday.
 Hon. J. F. McGrath and Edward Lunt prominent merchants from Duncan were Clifton business visitors on last Saturday.
 l.. ]. Turney, former resident of Greenlee County. but now resident of Phoenix, spent several days of this week in the district on business. MT. Turney is heavily interested in the Ash Peak Mining property.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

II Detroit had been possessed of
high-class young pitchers. or old
pitchers Of abundant skill. all that
good batting Of which Detroit has
been guilty this summer would have
won more for the Tigers than it has.
For no team has more powerful bat
ting gone to waste. Peace be with
Ty. He is not the first man who has
been fooled by his own ball club.
Center Of Attraction.
The jumping off place in base ball
the big league kind-this year Is on
a line extended south from Cleveland
fans are not supposed to rave beyond
the parallel Of longitude which runs
from one steel center to the other.
1t is the first time such a thing has
happened in years. With both st.
Louis clubs out Of the race. unless a
veins Of the Cardinals, with both Chi
cago clubs almost as idle as painted
ship; with neither Detroit nor Cinctn-
natl much more than moribunds what
is there over which the prairie and
the woodland can get up a little
hysteria?
spots like the measles. it may be
added that every river town in the
Ohio and Mississippi valley is root
ing for Pittsburgh to win in the Ma
tional. They did the same thing
when Cincinnati was in the running
for pennant. Those river towns all
feel that they have a common interest
in the world None knows as they do
what it is to be walked up at night
and look out Of the window to find
the house floating into the next
county.
Texas and the plains-the plains
where there are real ranches-are
fighting mad over the chances of
Cleveland. That is because of iris
Speaker. From the furthermost points
of the southwest and the northwest
they have full reports Of the Cleve-
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Caught on the Fly

BUFFALO. July IA number OF
neat fielding. plays developed in the
opening battle at Boston yesterday
Foster, Judge and Harris all contrib
uting fancy stuff. Not a single mis-
cue on either side developed in the
course Of the two games.
Rice was cheated of a we'll deserved
bingle in the sixth inning OF the Sec
ond game when his terrific liner hit
Oscar Wits glove and stuck.
shane Collins was the most con-
sistent biffer of the afternoon. After
getting a safety in the opener he col
lected three of the total of five swats
the Sox nicked Erickson for.
O'Rourke went hitless in the second
battle for the first time since the Sc
ries opened. his seven safeties In
twenty-five times at bat giving him
an average of .31S for the series.
The Red SOx can be thankful that
all socks do not come in pairs. They
took four straight double drubbings
before ole Judge helped them break
the spell yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

mich produced the initial counter Of
the contest in round 2.
After the opening frame. when
Collins was credited with a single
because Erickson was slow in start
ing to cover first on a rap to Judge,
and until the seventh the Sox made
only one safety. a bounder past
O'Rourke by McInnis in the fourth,
and Stuffy was promptly doubled up.
swede Is Wide Awake.
Collins started this frame with a
double to left center and McInnis
sacrifice put him on third. Ruel
popped foul to Shanks. and Scott.
thinking to catch Erickson mapping,
hunted. Olaf was on the alert this
time, however, and calmly tossed to
Judge for the third out.
Following the second and through
the eighth only four scattered sin
giles were registered off Jones. two
by Miller and one each by Rice and
Picinich.
The fourth bingle off Erickson was
obtained in the eighth. by Witt. but
he was caught down by Pictnich In
an attempt to STEEL With two out
in the mini, Collins rammed a safety
to center, but it was all over when
McInnis lofted to Rice.
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LONE HOMER IN MAJORS
In Beating Giants, Grimes Leads
Old League Sluggers-Mound
Duels in American,

Tight pitching and perfect fielding
marked the American League games
yesterday. while hits were frequent
in the National League contests.
Grimes of the Dodgers poled out the
solitary home run of the day. Two
baggers were the longest American
League hits.
The White Sox-Tigers engagement,
in Chicago. like those between Ma
tionals and Red Sox at Boston, pro-
vided an interesting hurting duel
Dauss Of the Cobbmen and Faber Of
the Gleasonites each struck out Ave
men and allowed four hits, but passes
by the former paved the way for a
2-to-0 White Sox victory.
In the National League, the Pirates
defeated the Cards, to 2. in a thir-
teen-inning game, in which each team
made thirteen hits. Cutshaw's sim
gle. Barnhardt's pass and Grimm's 8
double produced the decisive tally.
The Cards had knotted the count in
the ninth.
The Braves won. II to 8. by out
slugging the Phillies, seventeen hits
to thirteen. Hubbell, Ring and Baum
gartner were victims of the winners
attack. McQuillan and Fillingim
hurled against the Phils. Konetchy.
Phillies this week, made three hits
and drove in four runs.
In the Dodgers 11to-4 win over the
Giants. Grimes, Brooklyn hurler, made
a double and two singles in addition
to his homer. and held the Giants
scoreless until the ninth. It was his
seventh straight victory.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

The Roamers possess a clever pitch
er in Brayton. OF the 154 batters who
faced him. 6S were retired on strikes
in forty-two innings. He has yielded
only, twenty-five hits and pa sed five
men. Teams desiring August engage
ments with the Roamers should COM
municate with Manager E. Pitts. 726
Maryland avenue northeast.
Linworth MidEets, winners Of twelve
out of thirteen games. want contests
class. They are quite anxious to meet
the Aztecs. White Haven will be
played Sunday afternoon and the In
dependents week later. The Lin
worth nine includes Feary, Glascock.
Hollis, Battam. Ward, Grisby. Sanders.
Newton and Omohundro.
BalIston Athletic Club, which re-
Gently took a double-header from
Renroc Athletic Club. wants games.
Send challenges to Manager E. S.
Thompson. Ballston, Va.
Winston Athletic Club, without
game for Sunday. would like to hear
from some nine in the District or vi
cinity. Communications should be ad-
dressed to D. c. Woodcock, 1910 H
street northeast.
Grace Midgets. who have won
twenty-four out of twenty-six games
and claim the lve-thirteen-year
class title, want engagements For
games telephone Golden Yeatman,
Franklin 559S.
Peerless Athletic Club will go to
Quantico Sunday to play the Marines.
Several weeks ago the Marines gave
| the Peerless aggregation a severe
drubbing.
Washington Athletics, formerly the
Georgetown Athletics, who have de-
feated all of the speedy colored mines
| Of the District this season, will play
| the Baltimore Black Sox, colored
| champions of the south. at American
League Park Saturday. The game will
start at A.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
STADIUM FOR MICHIGAN
Director Yost Says One Seating
A,000 Expected to Be Ready
| 1872 by September 8.

DETROIT. Mich, July 7.-Fieldine
H. Yost. recently appointed director
OF intercollegiate athletics at the Uni
versity of Michigan, and for twenty
years coach of the varsity foot BALL
squad. told the Michigan Club some
of his departments plans at a lunch
con here yesterday.
BY the 1st of September, Yost an
nounced. Michigan would have the
third largest foot ball stadium in the
country. 1t is to seat $4,000. he said,
and will be dedicated when Ohio State
meets Michigan, on October %. The
stadium Will be surpassed in size only
by Princeton and Yale.
Many colleges. Yost said, have un-
derrated the Importance of athletics
as a part of higher education. His
new department, he added, would seek
to train students in playing the game
of life" as well as in attaining high
standards of physical fitness.
Intramural athletics attracted 4.06S
students at Michigan last year, Yost
stated.
Irwin Huston, vice president of the
club, who introduced the mentor, re-
viewed the foot ball record of Michi-
gan since Yost took charge Of the
team. The Wolverines in that time
he said, had scored a total Of 1865
points against 7S5 for opposing teams
There were 131 Michigan victories and
twenty-six defeats twelve games be-
ing tied.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
PARADE FOR ELKS NINE
Scores in All Innings But Last and
Routs Odd Fellows in Fra
ternal League.

Elk players paraded around the
bases yesterday in the Fraternal
League. in routing the Odd Fellows
in 21-to-1 game. The victors slam
med Chaconas for twenty-three safe
ties and scored in every inning but
the last. The Odd Fellows, who were
held to eight scattered hits by Owen,
got their run in the third, after the
Eiks had amassed a seven-run lead
Machinfsts trounced Barber & Ross
to 2. in the Commercial League
The winners made fifteen hits, includ-
Ing homers by Hager and Shoemaker
off Brickerts.
Navy was avn arded a game by for.
feiture in the Government League
yesterday when the Agriculture nine
failed to appear for the opening en-
gagement Of the circuits second
series.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
EASTERN STARS LISTED
FOR MEET AT BERKELEY

BERKELEY, Calf, July six not
ed American college and club ath-
letes who competed in the national
Amateur Athletic Union track and
field meet at Pasadena. Calf, July .,
4 and will enter an invitation meet
to be held here Saturday by the Pa
cific Association of the A. A. U.
Among the athletes expected are
Bernie Wefers. jr.; Pat Ryan, McDon-
aid. Mc9rAth. ]. B. Pearman and Helf-
frick OF New York. Geurdin Of Har-
ward. Earl T. Thomson and Tom Con-
molly of Boston and Charles W. Pad
dock of Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
BASE BALL CASE DRAGS.
Task Of Selecting the Jury May
REQUIRE Two Weeks.

CHICAGO. July THE task Of Sc
lecting a jury in the base ball scan
dal case was renewed here today. Not
a single juror was chosen at yester-
days session. Attorneys are predict
ing that the panel will not be COM
pleted Tor two weeks.
state tell which of its witnesses were
the accomplices who had agreed to
turn states evidence was overruled
by Judge Hugo Friend.
well, I guess we know It's Bill
Burns" said Attorney Thomas Nash
Of the defense.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

land games wired to them play by
play daily,
Interest Is Widespread.
There is really more interest in the
major fights in some cities which do
not have big league clubs than there
Is in cities Of the classic sixteen.
Another thing to be considered
about base ball is that there always
fs two kinds of interest News in
terest seldom or never-abates on the
part Of the fan. Gate interest abates
quickly when the home team dis
pleases him.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
ELATED OVER SHOWING
AGAINST THE RED SOX
Make 1t Five Out of Six by Even Break in Final
3 Clashes-Mogridge Loses, IL, in IL
Innings, But Ericl Wins, 10.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

II UFFALO N Ut well satisfied bunch of
1 who piled off the sleeper from Boston this morning. and
~ Nationals that
obtaining after dropping the
game innings they finished their the
Under
pued but the awful
Washington
permit that.
that the railroad
schedule hour opo here break the monoony
the Nationals
duet of fouga
Evening star., 1921-07-07
BARS JOHNSON HORSES
FROM EMPIRE MEETING

NEW YORK. July THE jockey
club has withdrawn from Frederick
johnson. wealthy turfman, the priv
ilege of entering any Of his horses in
the Empire City meeting, which
begins Saturday.
The suspension is believed to be
due to the Beverly Belle case, in
which the filly, which had wintered
at Johnson's Belmont Park barn, was
started in a race without being listed
in the official entries the day before,
and lost because of bad start after
being backed heavily
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Are En- ST. Louis Where They Start FourGan Se
Same Old w. johnson,
Boston Critic Declares

BUFFALO, July cit may
interest Washington fans to
know how Walter J0hns0n's
work impresses an impartial
critic. Here In what Burt White
man, base ball editor Of the BOs-
ton Herald, wrote after the
game johnson pitched Tues
days
"Walter johnson, still great.
pitched and won the second
game. He let the S0x down
with six hits. They have said
Walter had lost his fast One,'
that 1t NO longer came through
SO rapidly that all . batter had
waa n blind guess. Walter has
slowed his motion just the same
way Babe Ruth has spoiled his
swing, even as Jack Dempsey
has lost his punch and exactly
A. the gulf stream has left us to
freeze all summer long"
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Rochester Defeats Yankees.

ROCHESTER, July THE Roches-
ter team defeated the Yankees in an
exhibition game yesterday by a score
of to 2. The International Leaguers
made ten hits off Tom Sheehan and
Alex Ferguson. Post and Murray held
Babe Ruth and his co-workers to
seven hits. The Yanks made Ave er-
rorS.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Cox Drives Stake Winners.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July T.
Natalie the Great. driven by Walter
Cox, won the first division of the
10000 Ohio static for EOS trotters
yesterday. The best time was 2O6h
Cox also drove E. Colorado, the win
ner of the second division of the
stake, taking the event in straish
heats. The best time was 204A.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
|ROAMER NINE PREPARED
TO DEFEND TITLE CLAIM

7TH thirteen fifteen credit Roamer
wv Athletic Clubs claims the District championship the
eighteenyear DIVISION and prepared to meet all
class The only been able take the
OF the Roam the Cherydae Athletic Association and the
Petworth Athletic Club Cheyd be encountered while
Peweh will be met for the second time the Rosedae playground
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Jockey Buckles Injured.

MONTREAL, July 7.-Jockey T..
Buckles. prominent on the Canadian
turf. and who had ridden on Ameri-
can tracks. was seriously injured
when thrownsfrom his mount at the
Delorimier track yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
0arsmen Are Assembling.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July T.
Crack oarsmen from the larger cities
OF the central west began gathering
mere To-Day FOR the central states
amateur rowing assodation regatta
TO- be held here tomorrow and
Evening star., 1921-07-07

Troop 100, Boy Scouts. desires con-
tests. Teams interested should tele-
phone the Boys Y. NJ. c. A. on Fri
days between 1880 and $40 pm. and
ask for Causey.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
TY, TELL US OF THOSE
GREAT YOUNG HURLERS
BY<JOHN B. FOSTER.

ROR the beginning of the Ty Cobb said he had the
lot of pitchers that Detroit had
Cautious folks did dispute him. permit
Ty to have his With the about half
Dtchers
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Erick Turns Trick

Two-base hits-Rice. Collins. Sacrifices
O'Rourke Mcnnis. Double play-O'Rourke tc
Harris TO Judge. Left on bases-Washington
8; Boston, /. Bases on balls-On Erickson.
OF Jones, !. Struck out-By Erickson. 2; by
Jones, 4. Umpres-Messrs. Owen and Evans
Time Of game-1 hour and s. minutes.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Giants Release Patterson.

The New York Nationals have re-
leased Infielder William Patterson to
the Seattle club.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
birmingham, 8; Atlanta. 8.
Mobile, 8; Nashville, 4.
New Orleans, 8; Chattanooga, &
other teams not scheduled.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
WASHINGTON.

3vo-oase hits-Judge.. O'Rourke. McInnis.
ea{rfncs-Menosky. Double play-Foster to
1&nnts. Left On nses-Washington, s;
Bolton, IL. Bases on balls-On Mogridge, A.
OIL Russell. 2. Struck out-By Mogrdge, 4:
~ Russell, 2. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and
Evening star., 1921-07-07
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Suffolk, 2; Newport News. 1.
Petersburg, 8; Richmond, o..
Wilson, 6; Rocky Mount, 5.
Norfolk, 6; Portsmouth, o.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 8; Milwaukee: 3.
indianapolis. 3; Minneapolis, l.
st. Paul, 2-6; Louisville, o.
Kansas City, 8; Toledo, 2.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

Knoxville, 8; Cleveland, 4.
Greenville, SO; Bristol. 81.
Kingsport, s; johnson City. o.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.

Newark, 10; Syracuse, Q.
Reading, z; Buffalo, 9.
Toronto, 8; Jersey City, 8.
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Charleston, 4; Augusta, 9.
Greenville, s.: Spartanburg, 2.
Columbia, 10; Charlotte, 2.