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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1921-04-25

Y fpLLEEY Rubber Cement Floor Pant-a sani-
F<iklo tary, waterproof and durable paint
, ,yf foT floors of Kitchens closets. Attrac-
= r. y Tive in color and gloss.
tE%CEp'i - Dries hard night. Made
\%es.ss..,.,p ia Y eoIor'.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

after St. Onge pedaled his high wheeler" through the streets of Phoe- nix Wednesday.
 Yesterday St. Onge gave an exhibi- ton with his high wheel, followed by a talk, to nearly a thousand pupils at the Wentworth school Exhibitions scheduled for today are at the Osborn school at 10:15 o'clock this morning, Monroe school at 2:15 o'clock this aft ernoon and the high school at 8: Is clock this afternoon.
 Delegations from all schools will be in Sundays ride. There will be a section for girl riders. who will have the place of honor directly behind the pacemaker. Divisions will also be provided for Western Union boys and newsboys.
 The terminus of the ride, it was de- cided yesterday, will be at the Indian school, where MT. St. Onge will give an exhibition of fancy and trick riding He will later distribute souvenirs to each rider in the run. Motorcycle riders will act as an escort to keep perfect order. Riders must ride by twos and three feet apart, according Ito rules prepared by the run director yesterday. At the same time he an-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
EXPLAINS rRIcKi

In the accompanying Illustration, Fred 6t onge, director of The Re- publlean's bicycle run Sunday af- ternoOn, January 90, sh0N~s how to stand still on a wheel. Thla ls a trick that an1 boy or girl can ao- eompllsh In Isss than thirty minutes by closely following the lnstruo- tlOna.
 ThIs Is one of the NrsA tricks ever performed on e bicycle by et. onse. Hs says to place the left foot on left pedal, left hand on front wheel tire, right hand on right hand grip. Tilt wheel to left and move wheel back and forth with frame leaning st q sIIsht angle from the body
 This trick and many more VIII be demonstrated by st. onge to par ticlpants In the big Sunday soeIa- bility Run, open to every man, woman and child In Marieopa county.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDRENFILE
 ENTRANCE BLANKS FUR BE RUN

There is strong evidence that here in Phoenix, especially, bicycling is coming back into style. The bicycle editor has a concrete proof of this fact by the number of applications all ready on file for the big Sunday after
 noon event. He has been literally swamped with applications from both sexes.
 Tt has been years since I have seen so much cycling enthusiasm as I have witnessed in Phoenix during the past two days" MT. St. Onge declared yes terday. 'Why, 1t seems that the old craze has taken 8 new lease on life and is enveloping father, mother, brother and sister in it's grasp"
 l Many old timers were heard to re- mark those were the happy days
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
sHERIpAN AND CUMBERLAND

The story is told of Cumberland that he took his children Co zee '-The School for Scandal" and when they laughed rebuked them. saying that he saw noth- in gto laugh at In the comedy. When this was reported to Sheridan his com ment was. T think that confoundedly ungrateful. for went to sec Cumber- land'slast tragedy and laughed heart fly Rt it all the way through."-Henry A Beers tn -Ths Connecticut Wits
 end Other Essaya," Yale UnivvrEfty
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

Back to the days of real sport-that is the plan of Fred St. Onge. noted cyclist. in directing The Republicans .sociability run Sunday afternoon. The start will be made from The Repub- ncan office at o'clock sharp and every member of the family is invited to be in line. from granddad down to the little boy or girl. A place will be provided for everyone.
 Time was, not so long ago, when cycling was the one big sport of thN day. Everybody rode a bicycle, but that was before the day of the auto mobile and the airplane. Incidentally it was before the day of so much indi- gestion and insomnia. Everybody was healthy when bicycling was the fad At least so declares St. Onge.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

nounced that under no conditions will racing be permitted, either along the route or at the destination.
 Souvenirs to be distributed to riders have been donated by the Hendee Manufacturing company of Spring field, Mass: Corbin Coaster Brake company of New Britain, and the Con- tinental Rubber Works of Erie. Pa.
 All persons contemplating entering the run and who have not yet done so are urged to fill out the entrance blank and mall it or bring it directly to The Republican office, now, today.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
Strangler May Be
 Matched For Title
 Bout with Zbyszko
Republican A. p. Leased WIrel

CHICAGO, Jan 27.-A sports carni- val with three world championship wrestling matches as the chief events will be held here February p with persons prominent in Chicago society as promoters, it was announced to- night by Mrs. Marshall Field, III, who has undertaken the task of securing backing and patronage. The proceeds will go to children's charities.
 Ed (Srangler) Lewis will be asked to defend his worlds heavyweight wrestling title in one match with Stanislaus Zbyszko or Martin Plestina as his opponent, Mrs. Field said
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
cARRLEaa oF hER

Muskegon man who disappeared from his home IS years ago suddenly returned the other day and scoided his wife for marrying in ha absence. She might have known, we suppose. that he had merely been detained down town on buztnass.-DOtroit NswA
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
LEFT FEARFUL

Some ssy that carpentisr
 And Denpsey'il never fIaht. While others swear they wlIII
 or course both can't be rlghti
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
COLLEGE SANS KAYO

Boxing will never do for college sport say some off the ~profs" and proxies"
 Sending young out into the business world to swim with caulfowered and bent is their idea of giving them a bum start,
 They admit pugilsm is wonderful sport.
 If fans could enthuse-as the British have learned to do-over the scoring of points, boxing would have chance in the colleges
 But in America boxing match without kayo-or at least without few knockdowns-gets the razz
 Boxing without the waIop won't go
 Some schools attempting to teach glove tapping in their gyms
 Maybe they'll have success.
 But without the cauliflower and bent the college ring will compete with the college gdiron Il BLANK REPUBLICAN BIKE III Republican II PhosnEI Arizona II Republicans II afternoon, January 90 II I'll strest uo.-.-- --sw w
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
H(iMSfSdret

England is looking for some one to take Joe Beckott's place. Who'd be a doornat7
 If Babe Ruth is broke John D. is just ordinarily well-to-do. Being broke like BambIno
 Won't put you on a orutch-- When you have a hundred "srsnd" Five thousand lost ain't much.
 Horemans has broken Hopes Bos- ton record of 302 high run for pocket shooting. The Belgian rang up 325. According to Secretary McQuade of the Giants, his club has made no recent offers for Hornby or Maranville. May be McQuade doesn't do all of McGraw 6 correspondence.
 George owen of Harvard is more like Eddie Mahan than any one the Grim sons have produced since. He stars in three major sports-footbaIL hockey and baseball
 Derspsey's route card now readss Willard at New York, CSrpentler Somewhere and Bill Brennan at Benton Harbor.
 wen fight anywhere in the world ard the result win be the slmo. '- KeRrns
 "Goodby. rinEi--Dempsey after he cleans up Bill Brennan and puts the crown on the shelf.
 The baseball storm closed liko an open winter.
 Ray schaik is a good catcher. He caught some of the baseball magnates in Chicago and sold 'em insurance.
 Clark Griffith is going to appoint a manager for his ball club soon. George Mcbride attended the Chicago festival. Huff sed.
 Jack Dillon is at Hot 5pr4ngS in search of health. He'll try to come back fin the ring.
 California, Stanford and Washington form Big Three in football on the coast Yale, Harvard and Princeton haven't much on 'em. either.
 Jack Dunn wouldn't swap hls hall club for the Brooklyn pennant ~dnnsrs. sammy Bohne, coast recruit whom Cincinnati bought for 91T,50o, has crowded a lot of thm boyH hack fo the
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

Jack Dunn wouldn't swap hls bah club for the Brooklyn pennant udnners.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

Sammy Bohne, coast recruit whom Cincinnati bought for s17.50o, has crowded a lot of the boys back to the minorn
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28
RIGHT FEARFUL

if George and Jack don't fight 1t will not make US soreI For It's a cinch the world
 Will roll on as of yore.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

California, Stanford and Washington form Big Three" in football on the coast Yale. Harvard and Princeton haven't much on 'em. either.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

Jack Dillon is at Hot 5prfnEs in search of health. He1l try to come back fin the ring.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

Clark Griffith is going to appoint a manager for his ball club soon. George Mcbride attended the Chicago festival. Huff sed.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

Horemans has broken Hopes Bos- ton record of 302 high run for pocket shooting. The Belgian rang up 325.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

Being broke like BambIno
 Won't put you on a cruteh-- When you have a hundred "srand" Five thousand lost ain't much.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

Ray Schalk is a good catcher. He caught some of the baseball magnates in Chicago and sold 'em insurance.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

According to Secretary McQuads of the Giants his club has made no recent offers for Hornby or Maranville. May be McQuade doesn't do all of McGraw 6 correspondence.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-28

The bassban storm closed liko an open winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
CITY TO DUY|N
} $4,000 IN BONDS
At BELOW PAR
Stands to Make Several
Hundred Dollars by
Transaction

The city sands TO make n nice
profit ~ a seeuii af a financial deal
agreed nron last night at thf meeting
- The commissioners.
IL was decided 20 buy IN ffAoop ~
Outstanding five per cent city bonds
ana tf4.e0o in outstanding four per
cent bonds whioi, a he purchased at
bteow par. It II believed that the
mAjor portion af the bonds can be
bought Al ~. The slump IN h bond
market since the bvuds were oriEi
naiiy sold makes sach a deal posi-
BID.
The money for the purchase Is now
available IN the sinking fund. The
fund has been created for she purpose
Of retiriag the bonds, but II the city
ran hay In the bonds at around ~
u vii, be several hundred dollars
ah4ad on the transaction. II viii then
he possible for the city 10 hold the
bonds ifeeif on retire the issue.
This win 81 the first time In the
history Of the city that a bond issue
has been rctlred.
The city now has outstanding bonds
60 the nmopnt of t4ss 600. hut 1900
sob 81 thla hmount were bonds issued
IN the purchase OF the waterworks
plant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

CHICAGO. Juy gS.-The "iron
courtship" OF Marie Tambourne mas
soon win a husband for her.
For through her iabors. efforts nrc
being made TO obtain q pardon Tor
Joe Bousk. serving % ~ year sen
tcncc FOR the murder OF u policeman.
twice a week, Tor i've years Marie
has gone through the iron gates OF
Joliet ponitontinry Go cunsVl, u
cheer her sweetheart.
Nelghhors shake their heads when
Marie passes down the street with
flowers and boxes Of home made pies
and goodies FOR "hrr Joe"
why doesn't she forget him?" they
say.
Marie pays no heed. "in my heart
know that Joe be- not had and is
not guilty she says. ~ love only
joe. and IN wait 80 car Tor him 10
necessary"
Recently. Joo's mother. ON her
d%eathbcd. asked 60 see her boy be-
fore shc died. Everything was done
tn obtain his release for Tho visit, hut
the reuucstg were turned down, uu-
til
Marie Intcrcudcd Tor him.
Joe BouFk came home without %
guard nnd stayed Tor o week. Then
Marie accompanied him back Go tie
n~onitcntimty. Each De- g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

.MM M ..."
Arthur Sisk declared NJ WAS moi
travelling sao4r than 70 usiIrc an hous
when pffAtfntd III 3abtice court TN.
fspfninF On q charge o. speeding
W said NJ wsr Watching the spceco-
meter and h4cu that either hin speed.
Alnt1sf o. that a. fat mcfaftycle off.
ser &as vrone. THE effiesf testified
b. vas xatne ~ miles IN hour.
Judge MrCiellan decided the car1
was one o. accuracy between speed
om4fefs and a. tAe others mifef-
aiuf9ef h#d = fetted several HINES
i~stsantly. he ordered &lsk 10 40 out
WITH The cfficer and tes1 bis speed
tua4frf. !
Ths iwo lon me rssurs together and
did soine fafiuE On North FOURTH
ntreef and wnen they reported hack
20 the court. The officer said Sis
WAS travelling Is miles and hour ~
his spesdonsfser when fhe officer was
Ths gaaee told slss he HAD better
have his n~pttdnnftt4f ttHnfed and IN
view or th4 rtfrrmrfnurts said he
would fine him $40 and saapend he
namacAi who was accused o.
ented.ne on West Central aid mol
have 4 epeedentfrr that was work.
INK nooriv ana was lived sft.
Msn VI II. flAhr who was In court
fAr not havIne q nrftefsa icenne said
nha mad besn allrInr the car onls
occasionally ~ tne last two months.
SHE was rstensed on condition. that
Mr. and an msfnf,efs Of her tssnily
who drove shs q Ets a driver iic-
tnfe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
rRISCEI.Y ciIrT TO MUSEUM.

The Cleveland Museum OF Art an
nounces another gift by j, ". Wade,
its president. Less than a year ago
he created a trust rand. Winding an
annuat income Of ~43O,O00.00, 90 be
used for the purpose Of purchasing
works Of art. To this ne has dde
securities a~ggregating S3bO,OoO.nO 20
az to bring this endowment up 10
nearly one million dollars. In addition
20 this he has given "a group OF I'M
portant paintings and n very large coll
lection Of textiles, joweiry. and other
objects representative ~ the Indus
trial arts OF Europe and the Orient.
lie originally gave h tract OF land
on which the museum n huht.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
FIRMS
COOPERATING IN
MILITIA CAMPAIGN
Report Many Men Avail
able for New Guard
Units

The chamber OF commerce has had
good returDe from the queHtipnnaireF
IN regard to an incfeasc IN the num-
hef o. miiitsa nnita FOR The city.
which u sent out several DAYS Eo.
livery ptpmhtr OF the chamber who
replied had at least one srpioye
eligible Tor the militin. ana a few
reported that they had as nan AZ 10
Or 20 men eligible. All seem to favor
having their men join the militia.
II IL hoped 20 RATE three OF four
more companies IN Albuquerque.
which will mean n par roll Of &20,O o
per company each year.
The state adiatant general. IN a
conferences with the secretary of the
chandler Of commerce. ON time asu,
told HIN that Albnquerque could hav,
four mor companies OF militia. u
the men could be raised. The cham
Der o. commerce " trying TO find out
whether sentiment In tho city II
strongly enough In favor 20 make the
'iaislne Of these additional units
possible.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
iconn Blake. Albuquerque. Albert
8. McNama, Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
COUNTY TO PAY
ROAD WORK BILLS
N ONE VOUCHER
Separate Warrants Plan
Is Discontinued ~'l

The county commissioners made a
new record fer aisposing u business
when they met al fhe court house TO-
day. The reed work sniary budget
wal approved and ordered paid. IL
WAS decided that in the future, I'M
stead o. the county clerk issnins
separate warrants 10 each Of n men
who work on the roads. the whole
sum be put IN one voucher, and
turned over 40 the county road
superintendent 10 be paid out TO the
men ~ him.
A request from The state depart
rnsnt VI health for an addition Of one
half mlii 10 tho levy of. tbs county TO
be us-r Tor the department In Its
work here. was filed away without
action untn the commissioners are
ready 20 make up the budget for next
year. This would represent no actual
incrsase as the city made half OF last
years lcsy. but under a law passed
at the last Legislature The county VIII
this year make she entire levy.
A. was decided that since ths county
flood commissioner only gets one
dollar q year, the ounfy would stand
the expense of recording his bond.
which Is $3.50 Max Gutlerrez was
appointed as n committee to confer
with the district attorney on the
scope ard powers Of h Hood com
missioner.
Tbe resignation Of the constable IN
San jose district was received. bnl
his successor was not appointed. 4
bond furnished BY Justice Of Peace q,
Jaraniilo, in district 80 was ap-
approved.
This county school superintendent
was granted permission 10 build 4
cupboard under the stairs In The court
house 70 Ftore supplies In.
A number OF petitions which wers
brought before the commission in re-
gard TO soad neaiters were referred
10 the county road superintendent
with Instructions that he was TO re.
port a. thefD al the next meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
Art COMMISSION FOR THE
CAPITAL

Through the efforts OF W ".
Holmes, the director " the National
Gallery Of Art at Washington, ana
a,so president emeritus OF the School
of American Research. an art com
mission has beon created whose prl-
mary functions shall he To promote
the administration development. and
utilization Of the National GALLERY ~
Art Mt Washington, including the ne
QUESTION ~ material OF high quality
representing the fin" arts. and the
study OF the best methods OF exhibit
lnr material 10 the public y us
utilization for instruction" The com q
mission az contemplated by the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
Arts and Sciences in the Southwest
By PAUL A. r. WALTER

poem. AT Is not IA new thing for
Lindsay Besides the special studies
and lectures in this field already men
TONED, the first poem he ever printed
Nea based on one 81 his drawings and
he has since Issued two uortofolioa
Of his drawings from Springfield.
Illinois Lindsay has no patience with
the cubists and futuriats, II the eye
can not readily see "A picture II ~ his
argument that no picture IL there.
and that Il h not good art. III n pie
turc looks like a stack Of shingles In
hurricane. he asks why call u a
Nude Descending q Staircaac2'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
At the Theaters
Today
LYRIC

LYRIC
Airline Pretty ana Thurston Han
play the Leads In the Eelzniek picture.
The Valley " Doubt" which n
showing today COR The last Tins. az
the Lyric.
Mlzs Pretty takes the part OF a
young American girl who goes TO her
fathers lumber camp IN northern
Canada with her brother In an efor;
10 reform him. ThurstOn Hall IN a
young frenrh-canadlnn who falls in
love with her. rhe course % true
lnvo in this Instance runs true 10
form--not AZ all smoothly. There
nre many complication IN the pio',
fo3 which Macy, the interruptions
Lumber boss. ~ largely Responsible,
others IN the cast are Anna Lehr,
Bobby Agnew. john Ardizoni and Z.
j. Murray. A PROMINENT part u
niasasI BY Jean" the nmOuR Bronte
dos. whose beauty and intelligence
have won for him a high regard
nmong dog lovers
willard Mack wrote. The Valley
Of Doubt" and Burton George d.
recied IL. II IL fun Of dramatic nit
uaiions and beauiifhi settings.
s.Bs
.srhe CITY OF silent Men" ls show
inF today at the s,B" In It's last en-
Fngrment. with LIDS Wilson and u
strong supporting cast ard best 81
an With Thomas MeiFhan Ia the etui
role. here r. a east that iH well quail
lice 20 present this splendid human
story. Theatcfaoers during he past
1wo days have come back with en-
thuaiaatic praise for the picture.
which they say II Thomas Meighnifi
-creates since "The Miracle Man,
The usual added attractions aIe bs'
ar,,en and a reel of Current Events
fsAS1'IME
William Russell Is the star Of IN.
feature picture Children Of Night,
4 tense drama Of human NE. Of
esrurnles and succear, Verse u
Wofrss." the sunshine comedy. Is th'
added attraction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
pREFERs NEW MEXICO TO
GAIIlnRNA

One Of the Philadelphia Eiltr who
visited Santa Re with the excursion to
tho national convention az Las Ango-
les. writes the museum authorities
that gorgeous and varied as were the
entertainments given the ElkF IN
southern California, there was nothing
10 excel tho interest OF Santa Fc and
the Entertainment provided by the
|lQrAi Elks. chamber % and
museum authorities. and that SANTA
Re remains the brightest spot In the
memory Of the Philadelphia Elks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
DANCE ny TAOS SOCIETY
OF ARTISTS.

nosday evening, July "a. viii give
what Il calls 'the biggest dance OF the
season" at Miramon's hall nt Taos
The unique Invitations. which are all
hand drafted, announce further that
Professor Muiler's celebrated or
chestra OF Talented musicians" VIII
furnish the music. Refreshments
ARE promised.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

htNtA re- July -ds-Ihht WAGNER
Lindsay. the well known poet. was
Impressed with his recent vlait 10
santa Fe, appears from the New York
Times Hook Review and Magazine Of
duly ~. when IN "a review OF the poets
ant " SAYS. Lindsay. who has a nat
nrnly nwceping pen stroke sits duwn
Tor an evening ana covers sheet after
sheet OF white paper with letters aid
combinations OF icttern often reach
ing as high az f.0O0 sheets before he
IN through. Then he ocs carefully
through these sheets looking for de-
signs that viii suggest pictures. de-
signs whose curves and general sug-
eentiyeness will work into q definite
drawing. lie II surc to find "A dozen
Or more of these In his pile Of unpcrs.
As Lindsay puts u, there is almost an
idea Of psycho-analysis Ia his method.
In the back OF his mind IL a picture.
Sooner or later he Will come upon The
design that will suggsst that picture
TO him. He may take for an example
a picture OF turkey gothlers which he
recently completed. He made his dc.
Sign. part Of Il by the way being q
number OF capital letter DIS then he
looked for a picture. The DIS fasci-
mated him. They brought 10 mind
the swelling chests and the pompus
%strutting OF Wild turkeys. Rack into
IAn AnAuA ltHHAH4 ttf itfNfADUfA anti "
Guiana mountain in New Mexico. -
he began TO elaborate these letter
DIS. adding stroke BIZ stroke untn the
turkey gobbier stood before him on
the y Other letters. among them
n. suggested the 7Hiake-ilke' tand-
scape, = % he had his picture N his
theme. and Il was but q question %
work 10 finish u. From the back
OF hts mind had heen drawn q picture
- 40 N.., ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NhAga
ever since he had passed through New
Mexico. and Il Is from these pictures
that Iindsay's poems are often inspir-
ed. He declares that many Of the
pieces IN hts -four books Of verse first
came to life as pictures and that only
after they were drawn did the poem
originate. This was the ease with the
picture % turkey gohblerH and 20
curry the Illustration 20 It's close, here
Is the poem that was occasioned by
this picture, II has never appeared
elsewhere,
Sunrise ON Turkey Gobbicr Mountain
(Gulana Mountain. Santa Re y. M
They walk In the sunrise.
They are not burned.
They dream
lThey nre Aztec tribes returned,
They have Mexican feathers
And robes
In all weathers.
~rhe mhmma-turkeyH
Wall aud scold.
The frail b~aby-turkeys
saueai. "Peep, Peepl"
And only the mole
In the roots OF the tree,
Deaf as a stone,
I -. A.. a..tsVH af.aR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28

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