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Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
DENY PETITION IN C0NFISCATION
 INSURANCE CASE
But Corporation Commis- sion Order Is Declared To Modify Original One;
 Auto Men Are Satisfied.

While the corporation commission yesterday dismissed the petition of the local automobile dealers to cancel its recent order fOrbidding insurance companies to insure motor vehicles against confiscation. it's opinion and order has tke effect of modifying it's former order according to attorneys who have read the ruling.
 T. is claimed that the order of the commission was directed against fire Insurance companies which for the last six months or more have not been writing the confiscating clause The business. il is said, has been han dicd by surety companies.
 The safeguards which are thrown about fidelity or surety insurance by the companies should, if observed assure to the federal and state au- thorities the necessary cooperation sought in the enforcement of the pro- hlhirior laws" reads the order in touching upon the method used here at the present time.
 ln addition to modifying it's orig inl.l. order. the commission eliminated that portion of the order which made it retroactive to January l. 'fWe have enough confidence in the insur- ance companies transacting business within the state 10 feel certain that should the outstanding policies be permitted to remain effective they will be given such an interpretation by the issuing company as will afford ample protection to the legitimate interests of the vendors
 The Order
 The order reads:
 lt Is Therefore Ordered: That the retro active portion of General Order Ne 79-l and the supplement thereto,
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
MARICOPA COUNTY
 TO HELP IMPROVE
 BLACK CANYON ROAD

Assurances that when Ydvapai county had improved the Black Can yon road to Canon Maricopa county will meet it with an improved road such as circumstances will permit were given yesterday by the board of supervisors to a delegation from the Prescott chamber of commerce and the Yavapai county highway commission, which called on the local board to see if federal aid money could be applied to the Black Canyon road. The board advised she delegation it already had desig- mated the Wickenburg road as the federal aid project in this county to the north.
 A delegation from Wickenhurr, Peoria and Glendale also called on the board at the same time in refer ence to the Wiekenburg road to Prescott The Prescott delegation stated they favored the Black Can yon road between Phoenix and Pres colt because it was shorter and pe- cause it served more people in Yav- apai county than did the valley road through Wickenburg. The deIega- tions from Wickenburg, Peoria and Glendale asked for the improvement of the valley road, claiming the Black Canyon road after it crossed the Arizona canal passed through no towns in Maricopa county and very few ranchers lived along the road be- yond the canal.
 Another argument presented in favor of the Black Canyon road by the Prescott delegation was the fact that Yavapai county had voted ap- proXimately s30S,000 in bonds for the improvement of their end of the road while only a small amount of bonds had been voted for the other road The valley delegation stated that by changing the course of the valley road in certain places it could be shortened in such a manner that it would be but a very few miles longer than the canyon road.
 Thomas Maddock, state engineer, was present at the meeting and told the delegations of the federal aid work which had been done on the Wickenburg road. The state. he said, had built the bridge over the Agua Fria river over on this road and had completed recently a con- crete bridge over the Hassavampa he said, the state by federal aid money was paving Grand avenue from Phoenix to Glendale.
 The board of supervisors stated it already had designated the Wicken- burg road as the federal aid project to the north in this county and the Buckeye road to the west. The board agreed to make survey of the roads and report which road is the better. It advised the Yavapai delegation that at present. the county is hard up' financially but when Yavapai county had improved it's end of the Black Canyon road, the supervisors would improve this end of the road, putting it in the best possible shape with the funds available at the time. The board also promised to place money on the road from time to time as available.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

day morning at 10 o'clock and Kelly was committed to the county jail in default of a bond of $3,200. Kelly is charged with ent ering the Barrows Furniture company's store some time between Saturday night and Monday morning and removing more than $l,600 from the safe in the place.
 Kelly was arrested yesterday morn ing by Deputy Sheriffs Al Dewitt and Ernest Smith and turned over to the police department for investiga- uon. According to the officers Kelly was released from the county jail on Saturday morning after d jury in the federal court had found him not guilty on a charge of taking goods from a boXcar in an interstate ship ment in violation of the interstate commerce act
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

It Is Therefore Ordered: That the retroactive portion of General Order Nc 79l and the supplement thereto,
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
LAND DEPARTMENT
 ADOPTS AGREEMENT

The state land department by unanimous vote yesterday adopted a tentative draft of the Cave creek agreement which will be submitted to other parties of interest before it is made public. The agreement, said to be decidedly brief and to the point, was prepared by w. J. Galbraith, at torney general.
 It is understood that it will be sub mitted to the county, city, Water Users association, the Atchison. To- pella and Santa F'e railroad, and the Paradise-Verde project at the next meeting of representatives of the diff ferent interests.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

be and the same is hereby annulled,
 and that policies heretofore issued
 and outstanding may remain in force
 pending the date Of their expiration as originally written, unless otherwies cancelled as provided in the contract of insurance
 It Is Further Ordered: That the
 petition herein be and the same is
 hereby dismissed.
 It is understood the dealers are well satisfied with the order of the commission and that the matter will not be taken into court, in view of their interpretation, which affords protection to the automobile indus try.
 The order states: "The position which the commission has assumed in this matter is strengthened by the fact, which was brought out in the testimony presented by counsel for the petitioner, that the fire and ma rine insurance companies have ceased to write the forbidden confiscatfon clause. and that the surety and fidel- ity companies are now issuing Q bond against the breach of the per formance of the contract, instead of the confiscation clause covered by our order"
 Other Clauses Protect
 And again it emphasizes this point: There are other classes of Insurance named in paragraph 3423 of the Re- vised Statutes of Arizona, Civil Code. 1913, in Subdivisions and 10 of said paragraph which afford ample pro- lection to automobile dealers in a legitimate manner, since companies having the power to issue insurance as specified in these subdivisions may furnish protection to the automobile dealers who sell automobiles on con- ditional sales contracts against any loss which they may sustain by req osn of the failure of the conditional vendees to perform their contracts even though that failure may be due to the seizure of the automobile through court process This is the method used in other states, and is the method now being used by the fidelity and surety companies here. The safeguards which are thrown about fidelity or surety insurance by the companies should, if observed, assure to the federal and state au- thorities the necessary cooperation sought in the enforcement of the pro- hibi ion laws. The record shows a measure of carelessness on the part of the surety companies in writing the form of bond now being issued for the protection of the vendors of motor vehicles, but we will expect and require that this laxity in the observance of the requirements of and in the future the same careful investigation must be made of appli- cants for insurance against the breach of conditional sales contracts for the purchase of a motor vehicle or other means of transportation, as is made of applicants for insurance guaranteeing persons holding places of public or private trust, or guaran- teeing Or executing all bonds, under taings and contracts of suretyship."
 The commission devoted a consid- erable space of its lengthy order and opinion to making it clear that in- was available under the stat utes to protect the dealer, which in effect will mean the continuation of business as 1t is now handled.
 Companies, however, having au- thority to write miscellaneous insur- ance in Arizona have no right to is- sue confiscation Insurance on auto the commission declared.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
MEDICAL ADVICE

A woman who had been to a garden party garbed in the least and latest of fashions decree, Son returning to town experienced the first effects of a chill.
 She hastened to her doctor and sought advice as to the best means to prevent an oneoming cold.
 The doctor was abrupt. He merely said: Madam, you had better go home, dress yourself, and go to bed Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

evidence of their having been another car in the party.
 Who did it? is the question to which Mrs. Luke would like the answer, in order to forward a neat little repair bill on the first of the month.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

TOT the past several months. She droVe in as usual. looked about for a shady space. parked. and went into me tax commissioners office. to re-
 nam until the closing hour, o'clock.
 when she came out the automobile
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02

was just where she left it, but it had the look of the morning after" Both front and back lenders were '.jazzy'
 in appearance. They were bent be- yond recognition and there was no
Arizona republican., 1921-11-02
MYSTERY ACCIDENT
 DAMAGES HER JAR

Mrs. Ed Luke parked her car in the state house grounds yesterday just as she had been in the habit of doing
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09

Charlie 1vie had . runaway Wed
nesday 1t the Hartley orchard, wher'
he was putting up hay. The horses
were not hurt, but the hay rack wal
damaged.
Mrs.. Hartley took dinner with Mrs
Warden Monday.
Mrs. C. Hartley and Mrs. Cook via
tied At the home Of Mrs. VIM. Lyman.
The Lincoln Lines last week made
q mistake when the statement was
made that Mrs. c. W. Cook is direc-
tor of arts for the Crescent club and
the u. A. club. Mrs. Cook is district
director for the Women's Federation
Of Clubs, and Mrs. Whiteside is art
director for the u. A. club, Under
Mrs Whiteside's direction Cora Con-
rad and Mary Heath painted two pass
oral pictures, which were exhibited
1t Weiser and received much favor
lbie comment.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09
HAW CREEK

Earl Hawkins and family movet
Wednesday from the Joy place.
Little Lucille Strang underwent A.
operation Monday for tcnsilitis and
Adenoids. She il getting along nice
y, though is not well 1t this writing,
Mrs. Frank Hunter went to Nampa
Wednesday A. delegate from EN-
nett to = Naaarene convention.
Jim strang and family called at
the Gus Hall home Sunday evening
Mrs. Grace Sanders spent the week
end at the F. E. Reed home near
Bramweil.
c. NJ. Buster and family spent Sun
day 1t the Ed Francis home.
Earl Graham OF Burns, Ore. spent
: few days with his parents, returns
ing to his work Tuesday.
Roy Sanders and family we're visit
ors at the Jerome Reed home Satur-
day night and Sunday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09
LETHA

The Gem State Lumber Co. got il
q car Of lumber Friday. The Leicht,
boys unloaded it.
Geo. Syme put up the first crop o.
sweet clover on the w. W. Wiltor
place last week.
Miss Lottie Reynolds is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ed Bott.
A car Of cattle was shipped from
Letha Friday. We did not learn who
shipped.
Conda Wilson Of Emmett called on
Letha people Sunday looking for hogs.
He bought from d. F. and Ed Bott,
to be loaded at Emmett Friday.
Mrs. Mabel EdEerton is at Walter
Craigs on the bench looking after
things in the absence Of Mrs. Craig,
who was called to Quartzburg by the
sickness Of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fesster called on Mrs.
Riggs Tuesday morning.
The Youtsler family went to Cald-
well Saturday to attend an Adventist
convention which was in session there
The river Is source of worry to
the ranchePs. Ed Bott continues to
repair breaks in his dyke and crew
is still working at the bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Craig of EN-
metz called ut the Craig home Mon
day and Tuesday.
l.. j. Phelan was down to bring
some hands to work at the bridge |
Monday.
Johnson Craig was taken to En-
nett Tuesday to see physician. He (
las not been we'll for some time and I
I was thought he might be threaten
ID with typhoid. Henry Riggs is
ooking after things in his absence
The school trustees met in special !
session Wednesday evening to con-
ider some business Of Importance.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
With Mrs. K. l.. Battan Thursday at
o'clock.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09

Nays Bros. announce the receipt Of
complete line of paints, varnishes
and brushes this week. We have one
Of the best linec Of house paints on
the market and are in = position to
not only save you some money, but
will give you advantage Of several
years experience. For we know the
painters troubles. Let US show you
designs and color schemes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09
Ns4ice t. ca Wed.

You are hereby notified to remove
the weeds, rubbish and other obstrvc-
tions from the sidewalks, alleys and
streets adjoining the property owned
or occupied by you in the City Of En-
NETT Failure TO comply with this
notice within three days from the
date thereof will be deemed = mis-
demeanor and upon conviction there
Of, such property owner or occupant
shall be hned in any sum not vceso
ing 500. as provided in ordinance No.
II of the City Of Emmett, Idaho.
C. X. McAULEY, City Marshal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09
Are GranAparrnta

Word was received on Tuesday
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Pollard that
7Apound baby girl came to the home
Of their son Frank in Boise on Tues
day morning. Mother and child do
ing nicely
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09

The entire revenue Of the City Of
Emmett for the previous year, ifs
cal year, approximately $50 ,26O.26.
hereby certify that the above
statement was made by the Mayor
and City Council Of the City Of Em-
NETT, Idaho, on the 9th day Of June.
A. p. PETERSON.
Mayor
D. M. STOKESBERY,
CITY Clerk.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09
Budget.

An estimate Of the probable amount
Of money necessary for all purposes
to be raised in the City Of Emmett,
Idaho, during the fiscal year COM
mencing on the first Tuesday of May,
1921 and statement of the entire re-
venue Of said city for the previous
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16
5 Bandits Get Several Hundred Dollars From
 Delivery Truck Driver

Chicago, April H4.-Three bandits to day held up the driver of packing company delivery truck, bound and gagged him. robbed his person of sev- eral hundred dollars, and escaped in a waiting automobile. Theholduy was performed after the driver had made his usual route collections.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16
Lieut.. COOney Dead.

Natchez, Miss, April 13.-Lientenant Coot,ey, who fell with his plane near here in his attempted flight from Jack sonville, Fsla., to San Diego io twenty -four hours, died heee today, his back having been broken in the fall. His body will be taken to Brunswick, Ga. for burial.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16
PROHIBITION
 OFFICERS
Cannot Stop Citizens for Search Without Spe-
 cial Warrant.

Seattle, April 14.-Federa1 Judge Netterer has dismissed the case against Herbert HalloweH, charged with re- sisting Federal prohibition officers. The court holds that prohibition agents cannot stop citizen r'she. purpose of searching him without a special search warrant.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16
One Killed, One Badly
 Injured, in SnOwslide
 in the Shoup Glacier

Valdez, April 13.-A snowslide today caught the members of a crew working in Shoup glacier.
 William Egan was found to be dead when his body was uncovered. Ed Stone was badly injured. and may re- cover. Two others escaped with but slight bruises.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16
OKLAHOMA
 GOVERNOR
Charges With Neglect of Duty, Corruption
 and Other Sins.

Oklahoma City, April H.--An inves- eigation committee of the Honse has filed reports recon mending the inn peachment of Governor Robertson.
 The governor is charged with gross neglect of duty as well as corruption, also with unwarranted use of executive powers in regard to pardons, reprieves and paroles. it being declared that clemency has been granted to nineteen hundred persons during his admins trations.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16
No Demand Abroad
 for American Copper

New Pork. April 13.-Anaconda, Utah Copper, Ray Consolidated, Chino Copper and Nevada Copper Company have completely suspendeb operations because of the small demand abroad for American copper.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16
Considering Problems
 of Wartime ViOlatOrs

Washington, April 1q.-Attorney General Daugherty, on reauesttof the judicial committee of the Senate, is considering Legislation to solve the problems in connection with prisoners now suffering confinement because of violation of wartime laws.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16

Among those arriving here on Mon day was Sid Renner, CD route to Flat. MT. Renner comes to take charge of the Thrift Mining Company's opera tions. at the mouth of Crooked creek.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16
Aeroplanes in 5,OOO-Mile Flight

Washington, April 1.-Two marine aeropianes started from here today on a fve-thousand-mile flight from here to the Virgin island group, and return.
The Kusko times., 1921-04-16

Harry Johnson and Dave Mutchler arrived from the Outside on Monday, and are now on their way to Flat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
GERMANY INTRODUCES
GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE
Alcohol and Coal Tar Derivatives to
- s.eF. Neplnce Imported

~ BERLIN, Nov l2-Thc German
government rs Introducing a new
sgasollne substitute for the automo-
ibiling public, designed to render Ger
i1nany. independent Of the importation
TOT American and other foreign gaso-
sline. The substitute. composed of
lmixture of 80 per cent of henzol.
sEasoline- like coal-iar dcrivative: 25
isper2 cent Of tetraliu, another coal-tar
sHerIvativc extensively used in the
smanufacturc Of explosives, and - per
scent OF alcohol, received "A thorough
Htry-out during the recent cross Seer
Nnany automobile contest, in which It's
use was compuiory.
fyssEIt failed To meet entirely the ex-
rpectations OF tho government experts
land the chemical industry, develop.
ling about 10 per cent less power than
Ordinary gasoline or the hfty-hfty
mixture OF gasoline ana benxul now
+ cnstomarily used by German au,omo-
bilists and warming UP slowly in the
motors; but aside from these dehci-
encies and corrosive action OF the
tetralin upon tho enamel Of the cars
il was foc-d 10 be fairly satisfac-
tory substitute for gasoline
Chemical experts and motor do
signers are .sw engaged side by side
> in efforts 10 remedy these defects the
chemists ty seeking mobilization Of
the mixture TO give more power and
greater volatility and eliminate the
corrosive effects Of the tctraiin upon
seylinders and enamel. the designers
to produce carnuretor which will
sbreak up the new fuel more effective
s1y.s In the meantime tho Goa! syndi-
cate will start deliveries OF the new
s1mfxture instead az straight henzol.
ss{Copyright. 1921, Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
sTOlsLAY CORNERSTONE,
slA'TsWINCHESTER CHURCH
FIspecial to The Times Dispatch. !

Special to The Times Dispatch
Il sssstWIECHESTER VA. Nov. 10
isElergymen from many sections Of the
sspirgInia Conference. United Brethren
SCburch. were gathering here tonight
Ezor, ceremonies incident 10 the Law
-Sn6ssof the cornerstone of the local
new house 81 worehip
taOmOrrow afternoon. IT Is expcc,.t;
: the principal address viii be de-
sjByered by Bishop William NJ Beu
Pa. The new. church
zone OF tho largest In the conference
S5YSW cost around $4,000. The Rev
k3seUrEe w. S,cvcr IN pastor Tho
will he in charge Of the
'stsv. Or. "A. S. Hammack. OF Dayton.
of the Virginia Con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
Any Bucks Stove or Range
in our Store delivered
for only SIS

You will welcome the opportunity to see Bucks
set up in your own Kitchen whether combina-
ton 6-fuel range or regular range. You will
thank us for asking you to come here tomorrow.
Remember any range or heating stove, regard
less of price, will be delivered to your home on
terms of only SIS cash, and bedrock terms to suit.
No interest to pay.
We suggest an early visit. Our stock is limited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13

Liberal allowance for
your old stove
Your old stoue ,OiH be accepted in
part payment for neu one
This is your chance to get rid of that old-style.
wasteful stove that has seen it's best days and
may soon require costly repairs.
Your chance to get the worlds best cooking
machine at unusual terms and a valuable s1s
15-piece beautiful Aluminium Set FREE!
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-10

to capital ships" he said, NOR to sub
Marines and then returning to his
manuscript he said: Nor does the
contraction of small units which has
just been approved by the French
Parliament constitute an actual in
crease of the fleet.
France has not built anything dur
ing the war either to complete her
naval program or for the mainte-
nance of her fleet but all units which
have taken part In the war and es-
pecfally the smaller units have suf-
fered considerably from wear and
tear. They must be replaced unless
the flag of the French navy is to dis
appear altogether from the seas. That
is the reason why no construction
has been undertaken since the
armistice, France - Obliged to begin
to carry out very limited program
that has been passed by Parliament
to put the fleet in a proper state of
repair as only as regards very small
units"
This program was submitted to
Parliament more than a year ago.
There is, therefore. absolutely moth
Ing in what is being done at present
that is in opposition to the principles
proposed to the Washington confer
enpe
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-10
COP COPS POSTUM
Shoots Off Limb of Tree and Dis
lodges Christmas Dinner

Admission, December Especial
With vision of fine Christmas
Day dinner before his eyes, officer
Marshall. WEIGH of this city estab.
lished a record as a marksman in
this city Thursday night, when he
dislodged big fat possum from
the limb of smeet gum tree in
West Admission by shooting the limb
in two. between the 'possum and the
body of the tree, capturing the mar
supial as it struck the ground.
With Officer King Smith, Mr..
WEIGH was riding on a street car to-
ward the city when they saw the
'possum in the light of the car, both
chasing the varmint and forcing 1t
to take a tree. After capturing the
marsupial the two officers went with
Officers Holiday and To1lerson and
captured Lewis Bentley, young
white man, and charged three gal
Ions of corn liquor was found in his
grip. He was fined 500 and costs
in the police court Friday morning.