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49, II ,,stt,flaa 500 6cTYHyFs
On BDsstttl .. .lIEt WoosUNS'
fANSPlzEsklAASSi. emma, April TO-
Ns yefy ansty on me river tonlgnt.
used 70 near lsadie roy say tnis
as he toyep Saeros 9 the stage 70 the
great delight tot his audience ] Ut
Ito th9pght however, that SHOULD
cyer find 4. 80
Between Marking and Chinkiang
about $50 miles up the Yangtze, a
thiek haze epyeloped the Woosung,
and momentarily became thicker as
he breeze freshened. Though there
was D brilliant sun the FOG put II
uut and the ship seemed to be float
ing on yellow cloud.
The river was yellow and the haze
was yellow The only bit OF color
was & CLINT in the water caused by
the sun Itself Notwithstanding
through The gloom. The CLINT was
blush white. like moonlight.
quite i fog, u remarked to Chief
Engineer cGregor.
aIt's not q fog he said. "It's a
dust-dust from the Cobb desert in
Mongolia, 1000 miles to the north"
ManyTimes Capital
ii. All Il - Al IN
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EAST SIDE
-;-NEWS-:-
Birthday Party.

Mrs. Joseph Stiles, Of Wiley
street. was given a surprise birth.
day party Tuesday evening that
was most enjoyable event. The
party was arranged by her sister,
Mrs. C. F. Malone and the honor
guest had the most complete sur.
prise of her life on returning from
a short automobile trip. She found
her neighbors and friends number.
ing thirty.six gathered at the home
In celebration of her birthday. Mrs.
Stiles enjoyed the event very much.
Among the many pretty birthday
romembrances received by her was
a beautiful purse, the gift Of the
McElfresh Sunday school class OF
which she is a member. All pres.
emit had a most enjoyable time.
none enjoying the event more than
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O'clock dinner d pretty appoint.
ilerts Wednesday honorihg her
husband % seth birthday. mo din
tier was . surprise 70 Mr.. Aslfhy and
me guests were near relatives and
numbered about fifteen. The din.
ner was Q most sumptuous one con.
sistng Of all the delicacies OF the
season and was heartily enjoyed
ey all present.
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streams in the middle Of lonely field
used only by an occasional peasant
or water-ox.

streams in the middle Of lonely field
used only by an occasional peasant
or water-ox.
Relics In Gotham
In the Metropolitan Museum of
Art, New York, there are some
green tiles from Chinese pagoda.
That pagoda, or the ruins of 1t, are
here. 1t was the great porcelain
pagoda, the most beautiful in all
China, but was destroyed by the
TAPPING rebels. Its bronze supola
is now on the ground, upside down
like a water basin.
Emperor Yung-lo built 1t in mem
DRY OF his mother. about 600 years
ago, using only the finest of white
glazed brick. The superimposed
roofs were OF green tile. Scores OF
bells hung from the uptilted cor
nices and tinkled to ever breeze.
The poem "Keramos" by Henry
w. Longfellow, was inspired by this
wonderful structure.
The Ming limbs are here. Know
the Mtngs?
Message to Spirits
Back in 1900 and something a
humble servant in a Buddhist tenn
pie ner here headed a revolt against
the Yuan dynasty or Mongols-bro-
Tiers OF the Huns, the same who In
yaded Europe under Atila-and over
threw 1t, capturing Marking in 1885
and proclaiming himself emperor in
134S.
This poor plodder was the founder
OF the Ming dynasty. He chose the
title Of Hung WI. For 800 years or
therebauots this first pure Chinese
dynasty for centuries ruled the coun
try; then the Manchus from Man
churia. AS sign of submission tho
Manchus compelled the Chinese to
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shave their heads and plat the top
tuft with a queque
Whenc the "pig-tail" which his
appeared when the Manchus them
selves were brushed into the dis
card by the Republic.
Colossal stone figures represent
ing lions, tigers, camels and other
animals face an avenue leading
through the fields to the tomb Of
the Mings.
It was here that DR.. Sun Vat Sen
went to inform the spirits after the
overthrow Of the Tartars that the
Chinese again ruled in China.
Guns versus Posey
Chinkiang, SO miles nearer the
mouth of the Yangtze than NanIkng
has the reputation OF being the pref
tiest city between Hankow and the
sea. 1t has about 100000 inhabl-
tants.
Golden Island in the Yangtze.
Golden Mountain behind the city the
picturesque rocks, peaks, valleys
grottoes and the like grouped about
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From Washlnqton,.

Herschel satterfield, son OF NJ.
D. satterfield, OF Mt. Glare, who is
a member OF the U. s. Signal Ser
vice at Washington, who has been
here visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Virginia Satterfield and other rela-
ttiyes the past few days, has gone
to Pittsburgh. Upon his return to
Washington he will be sent to Alas
ka for a years service.
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the honor guest. Delicious refresh.
ments were served.
pauahter.

A daughter was born Wednesday,
June %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling
Riggs at their home In Pittsburgh.
The father OF the child is the son
OF the late w. R. Riggs, OF this
city. Mrs. Agnes Niche, an aunt
Of Mr.. Riggs, went down Tuesday
and will remain with them for sew
eral days.
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Pershnnla.

Miss Agnes Hentzy and brother.
Donald, Of East Park avenue, have
returned from New York city where
they visited their sister, Miss Anna
Thomas Tetrick is building res.
idenoe in Raymond street and Fred
Grislip has commenced a new house
In Blaine street.
Howard Baker, Of Greensboro,
"a, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. w. o.
Ashoy, In Tygart street.
Miss Leo Lewis. Of Terra Alta, is
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The Home Guards Sunday school
class OF the Diamond street church
mad most enjoyable outing Tues.
Gay afternoon at the Morgan camp
near Winfield. The party went out
IN automobiles and enjoyed the
bathing In the pool near the camp
and a picnic supper in the open,
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sui Nsrv.Werth Quickly ovsseame
This Trouble Along With
Digestive Troubles.

~ wasayery nervous aud rundown,
md WIS troubled with bad stomach, y
hid ". Il. Maher OF 20 Locust st,
Scnia, Ohio, q former railroud fire.
mnn. aud de continues, ~ suffered ex.
srcmc pain after eating, and bloated
md Ind gas on my stomach. / couldn't
sleep at night, and would wake at all
toura suffering from pain. I have
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the guest ot her sister, ms. Dent
Osborn. N Blaine street
a daug Inter was born June Is. to
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Adams In
Ferry street,
: A son was born June % to- Mr..
and Mrs. George Brown on the
I Grafton road.
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Christians were first called by
that name at Antioch, Syria IN 4S
A D.
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Japan has four cities Of more
than 100000 inhabitants.
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Would Wake All Hours
Said Well Known Xenia Fireman

taken only two bottles Of Nerv.worth,
and my stomach no longer bothers me.
| sleep fine now. and have no more
gas or blOating. i feel like new man,
and j certainly recommend Nerv.
Worth" II you suffer from nervous
or stomach disorders, or a rundown
condition. tho old reliable tine.tested
Nerv.Worth will give You help. II you
are not satisfied after taking your first
bottle, your druggist Is authorized to
refund your money. . ~
Sold by druggists everywhere. ssslS
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REAL DUST ON YzlNGTSE RIVER;
BUT III BLOWS FROM DESERT

7 wliian Philip slmms, IA
tsons war correspondent and
writer on International affairs,
Is studying conditions IN China.
He teiis here Of his observa-
tions on d trip up the 3000.mlie
yanglze river
nv WiLttAldg PHILIP SIMS .
tWritten expressly for N. e. AZ
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sold and recommended By Falrmont PharInac
Store. Grant Town Drug Store, Cranes Drug store.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
Meets Brother After
Toenty-one Years

Douglas-When Attorney Geo.
NJ. Roark went TO the door of
his residence the other morning
after he had been told by his
little daughter that man want
ed to see him. he found there his
twin brother, W. M. Roark, Of
Estancia, N. NJ, whom he had
not seen for 21 years. With the
brother was his 12-year-old son,
John.
The man." as Mr.. Roark' s
little daughter had called her
uncle, with his son, arrived in
time to eat breakfast with the
Roark family. Twenty years
ago, in Hope, Arkansas, the
b Others said good bye" as they
parted for what they believed to
be only ashort time, meter dream
ing the years would pass so
swiftly before meeting again.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
Live News From All Over
the State
S. r. and S. p. Make
IrnproUerlenfs

The Santa Fe Railway Com
pany is laying heavier steel on
the Phoenix Wickenburg section
to provide a track on which
heavy locomotives NAV operate
at high speed on the Pacific Los
Angeles run and also to Ash
Fork. Two engines Of the Santa
Fe 900 type have been added to
the motive power equipment at
Prescott. each of 260 tons weight,
practically double the power of
others heretofore used. They
have been put into service on the
steep Iron Springs grade.
The Southern Pacific, leading in
the movement for a new union de-
pot in Phoenix, has instituted con-
demnation proceedings against
property in the south western
part of Phoenix, said to be wanted
for the Improvement. 1t has
been decided to continue the
downtown office in connection
with the Santa Fe,
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE

In the Superior Court Of Graham
County. State Of Arizona.
In shs matter Of the estate OF Joseph
Penney. deceased.
Order 10 show cause why order OF
sale Of real estate should not be made.
II appearing to this Court by the
petition this day presented and flled by
Phil c. Merrill, administrator OF the
estate Of Joseph Pennsyl. deceased.
that ID IL Necessary to sell the whole
or some portion of the real estate of
said 6aeedent TO pay the debts OF de-
esdsnt and the expenses and charges
Of administration and that II will be
for the advantage, benefit aud best in
tsrest of the estate. and of those in
terssted therein.
II :s therefore ordered by this Court.
that al psrsons interested in the estate
Of said deceased appear before the said
Sup.rior Court on Monday, ths 18th
SAY Of February, A. D. l97l, At the
keup cf ten O. clock a. m. of said DAT
at the esurt- room OF said Court, st the
Snurt koneo, IN the Town OF Stafford,
Grshsa County, State OF Arisona, 10
Show eanse why an order should not he
granted 20 said administrator ts cell 80
nuch Of the said real eststs A. shall
10 necssnsry snd that a eopy Of thie
sfSsr he Published four suSesssive
weeks 10 The Graham Guardian, a
newspaper printed and published 10 the
sss Canuty Of Graham.
Da,sd January 26, 1921.
W X. CHAMBERS. Judge.
Firrt publication, Jan. 2S. 1921.
Ltst publication. FEB. 20, 1871.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
coon SUIT YEAR
FOR the SHOPS
Weather Has Been Satisfactory
Mot Tee Warm and
Not Toc Gold.
PRICES LESS THAN YEAR AGO
Decline In eest sf oIsthes Most No
tloeabIe Feature Of sssson--Duvs-
tyn Leads In Popularity, Fashion
Writer Asesrte.

Never has there been a better "suit
year." as they have II In the vernacu-
lar of the shops The weather has
been Just r1ght--not toe warm and not
too cold. And just at this time, says
New York fashion correspondent,
one sees the newest creations In the
way Of winter suits and all-the-year-
round suits and fancy suits and plain
suits. After few weeks have passed
the general horissn" viii again be
dotted with varieties Of top coats and
fur wraps, etc, but right at this min
ute the popular trend is all in the d.
rection of the suit. Then here 10 the
psychological moment to study the
suit, for the forward marching ones
are setting the styles for many months
to come and the little variances which
they show are the ones that are des-
tined to 1.-Two. Thus does the wary
woman plan her dressing. so that
when abe buys there win be no dan
ger OF her becoming the proud posses
sor Of style that has seen Its day.
Then again we have such encourag'
ing news by way sf bargain announce
ments that prices are much below
those Of last winter. A suit that re
tailed last winter fsT about $125 sells
this year fer between s85 and SIS.
And It is nst the SIMS suit, either. but
one that has >fhs same value as the
enc Of last yesr-sct the same style
points, remsrbes. There Is ne doubt
that better times are ahead sn this
high price " clsthes question--end
the high price u suits 10 one Of the
hrst columns 10 10 touched By the
beautiful deeliaA
ouvvtyn ramtty 10 tsss Lead.
critical sbservaneo Of all Of the
best-dressed wenm shout town dis
closes the fact Mat Of al materials
duvetyn and the allied weaves that be-
long to that family are the enes which
are displaying thsiY popularity above
all others. And IN this woolly or
heavily mapped frbYie there are shown
all sorts Of variety. frsm those weaves
which are ~ tNIek and heavy as any
blanket 70 those which are so soft and
pliable that they ear he gathered into
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
NOTICE OF SELECTION

UEnER Aor OF CONGRESS, APPROVED
JUNs 20. 1910
J.pEa StArEs LAND OFFIon. AT
pHogElx, ARIZONA
STATE OF ARIZONA
10 SfaoM III MAY CONCERN:
Nstics Ia hereby gwen that the State
Of Ari.onA has nlrd in this ohiee its
Gssnt Selection applying to 'Cloct, "for
pntpSsss below. the following described
la0as.
Lat No. sss Oi2S42; for the sene-
a. Of ps1msnt Of bonds Of msrlcopa,
Pieaa. YsvRpsi and toconino Counties;
lEI. rs. X, 81 w. E,s, Section "a.
Let No. sO2 --Ol2926, for the benefit
si i.sEislative Executive and Judicial
Nnildlngs. In T. Ii S.. K. rs E., N}aSEA.
lsceNon g.
&c. and s. r. NJ
Burinf the five weeks period of pub
uc4ucn of this notice, or any time
thereafter and before final approval
ana ssrsifcation, this office will receive
stotssts or contests as to any Of the
<scts applied for and transmit the
ssmr ~ the General Land Once.
pAtsd at Phoenix, Arizona, January
-, 1891.
CHAs. e. MARSHALL, Register.
SCsrT WHITE. Receiver.
first publication. Jan. 2l, 1921.
Last publication, Feb. IL, 1921.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
Fire Breaks Out
Ia O. ID. Mine

Globe Fire broke out in the
pump shaft between the 18th and
18th levels at the Old Dominion
mine Monday night at about 6.l5
and was put out Tuesday morn
ing at about 1890.
w. G. Mcbride, the general
manager of the o. D. mine.
when seen by a Silver Belt re-
porter, stated that the fire was
caused by a short circuit in the
electric power line.
No reason for this short cir
cult has been discovered. The
very best cable obtsinsble was
used and the best of insulation
was employed and this makes it
all the harder to guess how the
accident might have occurred.
When the timbers caught, the
mine became filled with smoke.
All the men were Immediately
taken out of the mine and the
helmet men sent in. There were
no casualties. The turning on
of the water To put out the fire
has caused the flooding Of the
Goth level. Mr.. Mcbride stated,
however, that they would blow
in the smelter Tuesday afternoon
and that the mine would start up
Wednesday morning.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18

and wen made are most Of these piled
fabrics that when mashing does occur
II can very easily be removed by a
little juticious steaming.
The colcrs of these newest Of fab
rics are perhaps their greatest charm,
for II has been many years since we
women have been able to indulge In
such subtleties of color expression.
All the way from the brightest and
most glowing of shades to those that
are verify neutral in their effect Is the
range Of color tones, and while most
Of the suits run TO browns or to one
OF the numerous taupe shades. still
there are some made from the gor-
geous blue and green tones that make
up 50 well with the gray furs and 9th
ers In the reddish shades that are so
effective when combined with the
darker brown and black both long and
short haired furs.
Coats Are NoticeabIy Long.
The coats on the newest Of all the
suits that are being worn are quite
noticeably long-so long, In fact, that
bat the merest bit of a skirt hangs
out fer. with the present rage In New
York for skirts that are short and
with this added favor for longer coats
theFe 10 left but small portion OF
space That can be allotted to the skirt.
There are reasons to be thankful for
this, the latest whim Of fashion, too.
For, while the legs that protrude
fron the short line Of the skirt must
necessarily be cold, still upon the re-
maiaing portion of the body two lay
ers Of material are lavished-more
thas we have had to keep ont the
chilly blasts in many winters gone by.
Scme Of the coats are fitted quite
snusiy. following the lines Of the fig-
ure and then again many Of them are
made full enough to make tightish
belt necessary to gather the fullness
together about the waist.
There Is one exception to the longer
coat and that is the little box coat,
which has to be short in order to carry
out its character. 1t reaches high
hip line this season, and is single
bressted-and II is more apt to be
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18

seven years of experimental
work by specialists of the United
States Department of Agricul-
ture.
Spraying with arsenate of lead
and arsenate of zinc has been
found most successful. Arsenate
of lead is used at the rate of 2
pounds of pow der or a pounds of
commercial paste to each 100
gallons of water applied at a rate
not to exceed 100 gallons per
acre. The poison is stirred in q
little water until it becomes a
thin paste without Jumps, then
diluted and strained;2 pounds of
laundry soap, which assists in
making the solution spread more
readily and stick to the leaves,
is added,
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
CALI. FOR BIDS

The Bosrd Of Supsrvisora Of Graham,
County, Arizona. will receive bids
Monday, March I. 1871. at 1000 clock
a. M, for the furnishing of material
and constructing machine shed or
Tho north side Of The court housa
grounds, dimensiors and material 10
30 used in tho construction OF said
shed. as follows:
Bill Of Material for Machinery
She'd
Sills. l2o hp. IL. Of AKA, rqh. 0. P.
Plates, door braces and ETC., 500 lin.
IT,, 2 x 4 No. l, Common.
Plates and roof supports. 2l6 lin. it,.
2 K 6No. l Common.
Posts, 8 pcs, 4xsxi2 IT,. rgh. o.P.
Posts, 6 pcs. 4x6x Ii IT,, rgh. O.P.
Ra7ters, rs pcs. 9 sx4x 10 it,, rgh.
%. P,
Rafters. s6 pea. sx4x IT., rgh.
%. r.
Boxing. "a pea. lxl2x 10 IT,. Com.
SIS.
Boxing, lo2 pes. / xl2x IL IT,,
Com. s2S.
Boxing. l6 pea. ix1sxl4 IT,. Com.
S2S.
Collar beams, % pes. lx6x 10 IT,.
Com. S2S.
sheeting. 22o pes. lx4. asst. lgthr.,
Com. SlS..
Shingles, 81 thouSsnd Star A, Star
Cedar.
200 pounds nails, assorted sizes.
18 pair Of a-icch heavy strap hinges
and 3-ineh Z ~ pcre~s.
72 Iincal IT,, OF S-inch round roll
galv. iron.
Z 6-inch safety asps and staples.
Yale psdlocks.
z large hooks sna eyes.
Sizo Of shed. ~ feat ( % feet IL feet.
high rt front, 10 istt nigh at bacl
raftets. 10 feet in from, and IS feet on
beck, win hcsth para oi doore, TWO
to each opening 10 shed, to be painted
with one eoa. OF rod rnetaIie paint and
boiled Iinseed OIL on roof and all out
aide woodwork.
Said bids to bo accompanied BY q
certified check Of 10 per cent Of the
bid To insure the faithful performance
Of the contract, checks Of unsuccess-
ful bidders 10 he returned as soon as
bids are awarded. said contract to COM
plete building in 80 days after the date
OF contract,
BY order Of the Board of Supervisors,
BIZ MARTIN LAYTON,
Clerk Of Beard of Supervisors.
First publication, Fob. II, 1921.
Last publication. Mar. 4. 1921.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18

step to be made IN esmfort and ense
There is no skirt that retards walking
in any way.
The sleeves Of the very incest Of the
suits are fitted 10 the last degree Of
perfection. The srmholes are as small
as they possibly can be and still re.
main In the class Of the perfect fit
Our American suit shows not the least
tendency to 20 large and kimono-Ilke
In the armhole, II keeps the we'll
made tailored lsok, and sometimes 1t
Is astonishing to zee how far hack an
armhole can 20 and still keep Its un-
interrupted contour.
Trimmings, Of course, are the impor-
tant features Of any new winter offer
lngs in the way Of suits, for trimmings
are necessary In order TO keep up the
warmth Of the proposition, and wheth.
er they are IN the form Of trimmings
that are permanently attached or
whether they are the popular fur sets,
still they become part OF that suit.
The shorter ftirs are the ones that are
receiving the most attention.
surs That Are Liked.
Beaver and nutrta and mole are the
ones that are best liked for collars and
cuffs on the brown and taupe shades
Of duvetyn, and their colors blend so
very harmoniously with the shades Of
those fnvorite materials. The longer
haired furs, as far as suits are con-
cerned, have sunk into the back
ground Just now. All OF the suit.
have that slick look that Is out OF
key with the longer and more irregu-
lar looking skins Astrachan and
Krimmer are very popular and these
furs are particularly lovely when they
hre combined with the rich dull-red
shades. Baby lamb has sprung into
favor for this sort Of trimming, and
this season II is the fancy Of the hest
designers TO aye this fur, not only
hlack, which has been the accepted
color In the past, hut any OF the gray
md tan and brown shades to harmon.
ize with the colsr Of the material with
which II Is combined.
The fur sets that are designed to he
worn with suits have very slight neck.
pieces and muffs They are mere ac-
cents for the collars and cuffs and the
smartest OF them do not attempt to he
Of the cape variety, the matching
muffs keeping the small, regularly
rounded shape that 10 always the &C.
cepted thing for muff at any time.
Indeed, the high prices to which furs
hnve ascended mrke this fashion for
restraint in their use almost grim
Necessity.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
Gold Strike Is H4nde
In Afo District

Tursor III Trro. AZ Silver Eell.
has shipped SIX carloads cf high
grads copper orr during the past
week tu the flayden s~elser.
About rs men are employed. A
remarkable gold strike hss been
made south Of Ajo, as miles be.
low the international line. with
five feet Of ore that shows o
breast Eliltering with gold scale.
A cyanide mill 10 10 be built nj
New lunsiRht. nftcr experiments
that show the adaptabiiity Of the
process to local ores.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
Thieves Raid Idle Mine,
Steal An Buildings

Phoenix Several frsme hous-
cs, the shaft houtc, thc ensine
aud other machinery and , small
plating mill have been sso|en
from the property uf the Relief
mine, locnted on the desert 36
miles from here, Disto.ers OF
the theft vas made when George
tlamlin, eupcrir'phdent returned
to the property after a month's
shutdown. Only the shaft aud
it's cable were left by the thieves,
who used large motor trucks.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
ne ssre. at all so to say. There are

ne spres at all, so TO say, There are
the roolen ve'ours and the silk ve-
lours and the yelours that are made
~ clever combination OF the two
sorts OF thread The latter, they say,
wears better than all the rest put to-
gcihcr. II does not show that evil
characteristic Of mating into mashed
SPOT at the place where the suit is
subjected 10 rubbing However. so fine
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
Price of Bread
Drops in Phoenix

Phoenix Phoenix bakers have
announced a reduction of bread
prices, cuts ranging from Is to
20 per cent, wholesale and retail.
The retail price of 16-ounee loaves
was fixed at 10 cents and that of
20-ounce loaves at l3 cents or
two for 25 cents.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-18
Engineers Investigate
San Carlos Project

C. c.. Fisher, of Yuma, James
Mum, of Denver, Colo, and
F. w. Hanna, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived in Florence a few
days ago. These gentlemen com.
prise a board of engineers from
the reclamation service and were
in Florence on a tour of inspec-
ton of the feasibility of con-
structing the San Carlos reser,
voir.