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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-14
Ship Puts Into Bay
With Seacocks Open

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE
liner Hawkeye State, of the Matson
Navigation company, was forced to
put into Salinas Cruz, Mexico, when
seacocks were found open in the YES
sci and salt water flooded the fresh
water tanks, according to messages
received here by the company to-
cay.
Details of the mishap were not
given in the advices from Captain
Charles Peterson, commander of the
ship, but inference was drawn by Of
ticials here that sabotage may have
been to blame.
The Hawkeye State was en- route
here with passengers and freight
from Baltimore.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-14
Naval Appropriation
Bill Passes Congress

WASHINGTON. July 12.-The con-
ference report on the naval appropri-
alton bill finally was adopted today
by the senate and house and the
measure, which Carries funds for the
navy for this fiscal year, was sent to
the president. Technically, the navy
has been without funds since July l.
The senate finally abandoned it's
fight for airplane carriers and naval
bases on the Pacific coast, but Chair
man Poindexter, of the senate con-
ferees, told the senate that it was
hoped to provide for an airplane car
rler in a separate bill.
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Merchant Tonnage Of
United States Increases

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Ameri-
can merchant tonnage has increased
by more than 131 per cent since the
beginning of the war, according to
a statement issued TO-DAY by the bu-
reau of navigation. During the last
fiscal year, the statement said, the
increase was more than two million
gross tons, including one million,
ninety THOUSAND gross tons in ship
ping board vessels.
The total documented shipping 40
the close of the fiscal year as given
was 28,500 vessels of 1880, 900
gross tons, including 1923 sea-going
vessels of five thousand gross tons
or over, 238 of them being ocean pas
senger steamers.
The shipping board owns 1913
ships Of 7,993.000 gross tons.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-14

To the pedigree sharps who
name new types of dogs, we re-
specially suggest "Toy" as the
progenitor Of "Sky Ranger"
breed. The little terrier is mas
cot for the Gates-Morris Aviation
company, of San Francisco, and
is known as "the dog daredevil"
for his stunts in walking the
wings of a plane in motion.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-14
100000 Jacksonville Fire

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, July H.
Fire of unknown origin. but believed
to have started from spontaneous
combustion in the rear of the local
branch of the Swift & Co. here early
today caused a loss of more than
100000. it is estimated. The plant
will be Immediately rebuilt, officials
of the company stated.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-14
Congress Agrees
To Vote on Tariff
Bill on July Il

WASHINGTON, July II. - The
house today agreed to vote on the
Fordney tariff bill on July 81.
The action was taken virtually by
strict party vote. Representative
Martin, Louisiana, Democrat, voted
with the Republicans
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-14
Revengeful Convict
Shoots Head of House
And Kidnaps Women

HOOD RIVER, Ore.-Luther Fa-
gan, sentenced two years ago to
ten years Imprisonment for an
attempted attack on Miss Louise
Watkins, appeared at the home of
T. ]. Miller, her stepfather, and,
after an alteration, shot Miller
and then abducted Mrs. Miller, her
twentyyear-old daughter, Pearl, and
ten-year-old boy, according to the
police.
He drove off with his captives
toward Mount Hood. Armed posses
were sent in pursuit with orders to
shoot Pagan on sight.
Pagan escaped from the peniten-
tiary last year, but was recaptured.
He was paroled early this year on
the condition that he return to
Oklahoma after certain recommenda-
tions of the state eugenics> board
had been carried out.
Miller is not seriously wounded.
He said Pagan had asked for Miss
Watkins and had grown abusive
when told that the girl was out of
pi
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Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
News

NEW YORK, Jan 14.-Business on the stock exchange today was very dull and contracted as to scope in the ab- sence of public interest, and the market evinced little alteration from it's recent irregular and professional tone.
 The session began with recurrent pressure against speculative favorites, such as Crucible Steel, feathers equip ments. tobaccos, food issues and va riety of unclassified specialties at gross recessions of 1 to points. American Hide and Leather, preferred, showing especial weakness.
 Before midday most losses were re- covered, shorts rushing to cover as the more reactionary issues of the morn- ing reversed their course
 Reading assumed leadership of the market in the final hours, infusing a degree of steadiness among steels, oils and allied issues. Crueible Steel. at net rise of 1ss. recovering all but a fraction of it's dividend; International Paper gained about 2 points. Goodrich IA. and Kelly Springfield Tire Ia, fractional improvement ruling quite generally at the close Sales amounted to 500,000 shares.
 The money market was unchanged. | Short time loans were 61z to 612. For eign exchange was mixed, the London | and Paris rates easing, with a better 1 trend to marks and Scandinavian re- mittances as well as the canadian rate.
 Responding to asier money. the bond market was firm to strong. Total sales, par value, were S12,S50. 000. Old United States government bonds were unchanged on call.
 Dun's Report
 l NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-Dun's tomor- lrow will say: While progress toWarc recovery is more clearly discernihle lrevfving demand in some quarters ol Hate has only developed after further price yielding, and waiting IS stlll th' rule in lines where an extension of tho pr.ice defIation is seemingly fore shadowed. Indications multiply, how ever that certain trades are beginning to emerge from their long continued llethargy. the improvement in dry goou'
 condition being especially consplcuou' land the increased attendance of buyers in some of the leading markets is eVl-
 dence alike of their renewed lhtefea and a growing need for merchanals'e
 While cautious and restricted, 1t + larger in some instances than uad pee pee expected and is the more wholesome land reassuring because it is based O. lactlal requfrements and not on specu lative anticipations. o.-
 Weekly bank clearings. S6051026,9Si Commercial Bulletin BOSTON. Jan. 1.-The Commercla Bulletin tomorrow will publish. WOO quotations as follows.
 Secured basis: Texas, fine F months I75a soc: fine s months, 55@ 6Oc. Territory, fine staple, choice, 50 eoo ! Half-blood combing, 65075c; sB pioo' cornbing, 5O055c. 54 blood comolns 35G40c; fine clothing, 5oc' line me dium and clothing, 5095 55c- Pulled: Delaine, SOC; A. A" '9C' @ superiors 50@60c. Mobairs. best combing. so@32c; bes cardings, 25@27c.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
NewsfrOm I empe

TEMPE, Jan. 14-D. R. L. Alexander vaccinated the pupils of the Kyrene school Friday morning. There are a number of cases of smallpox in that district and it was thought wise to take this precaution.
 Mir. 8aber improving Mir Baber is still improving and there now is hope for his recovery.
 Harry Lukin Much Better Harry Lukin has written relatives from Mora, New Mexico. that his health is greatly improved and he feels fine. He has gained 10 pounds in the last six weeks and expects to be perfectly well in a short time.
 Motor To Roosevelt Leon Van Dyke and mother. Mrs. M. T. Van Dyke. MT. and Mrs. Ed owens and Mrs. Joe Daniels motored to Roose- welt Thursday evening, returning to Tempe Friday night.
 Return to Missouri
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim owens and daugh- ter Velma, who came here several weeks ago for the daughters health, returned to Oak Grove, Mo, Friday night.
 Able to Be Up
 Little Mary Louise flight, who has been quite i'll for several days is able to be up again.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
Livestock
Chieaqo

AnlS6GO
 CHICAGO, Jan. 14-CATTLE-Re ceipts 5000; beef steers and she stock slow, steady to lower; best beef steers SS.50@S.90; bulk fat cows and heifers s5.25@ 7.50; bulls steady; best bolognas $500; bulk s5.5005.75; veal calves steady; bulk to packers $10.50Q1L00; stockers and feeders steady.
 HOGS-Receipts 30,000; fairly ac% tive, 10 to 15 cents lower than yester days average; top Ss.70; bulk $s.30@ 9.60; pigs mostly 10 cents lower; bulk desirable 90 to 130 pound pigs $s.70Q 9.S5.
 SHEEP-Receipts 1s.Oos: lambs weak, 25 cents lower; top $1175; bulk S10.75@11.50; yearlings 9 to 60 cents lower; early top S90o; choice and feeder lambs steady; prime fat ewes s6.50; bulk S5.00Q 5.75; feeder lambs steady.
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY. Jan. 14-CATTLE- Receipts 11,400; beef steers steady to 25 cents lower; top S9.0o; other sales s7.55 9S.75; she stock steady to weak; good heifers S7.50; yearling heifers SS35; most cows below S6.50; stock CTS and feeders steady to weak. All other classes steady; best vealers S11.50.
 S-Receipts 2.S00; uneven, light and light lights to shippers around 1C cents lower, other classes to packers 25 to 35 cents lower than yesterdays average; top $9.e5; bulk of sales S9.3( Q965; good and choice fat pigs S9.2i | d d9.65.
 SHEEP Receipts $500; steady; ewes s5.0o; lambs and yearlings fully i 9 cents lower; 74 pound Colorado l lambs S10.S5.
  DENVER. Jan. 14-CATTLE-Re. CTS S4.50G6.50; calves s7.00010.00; ceipts 700: market slow about steady; l beef steers $7.2509.50; cows and heif- 1 stockers and feeders S6.006750. l HOGS-Receipts TOO; market steady l top S9.70; bulk S9.25@9.65. SHEEP-Receipt 2,100; marl1e steady to weak; lambs $9.25010.55i ewes $S.o0@4.75; feeder lambs $S.00G Ia25
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
WILL GIVE CONCERT
 AT THE SAN MARCOS

CHANDLER, Jan. 14-Miss Helen Haworth, a celebrated contralto, will give a public concert at the San Marcos hotel on Sunday evening, January 23, at S:3e p. m. Miss Haworth is a noted singer and reservation should be made in advance. This will be a treat to the music lovers of Chandler and vicinity.
 Lend Assistance
 Two carloads of men armed with sawed off shotguns, headed by Town Marshal c. l.. Malon, departed for Maricopa to assist the county officers participated in the hold up at Tempe.
 Romance Ends in Wedding
 Jack Brechler one of the well known young ranchers here, and Miss Ann Childers of Joplin, Mo, were married in Prescott Wednesday evening. About a year ago Miss Childers came here from Joplin and entered the employ of the J. l.. Entriken Realty company as stenographer. During her stay she met Mir. Brechler and their friendship cul- minated in the wedding several days ago. Mrs. Brechler made a host oi friends during her stay here, and she will be popular addition to the junior set here. At present the newly mar IleQ COupte are TeSlQllE dI the CnduOler hotel. Their many friends wish them happiness in their new life.
 Will Resume Duties
 Jack Crockett will resume his duties at the Bank of Chandler on Monday after having an operation on his ton sils performed by Dr. Andreason.
 Notice
 All members of the local lodge of the Knights of Pythias are requested t' be present at the next regular meeting of the lodge on Wednesday evening January 19. as there are many i'm portant matters to come up.
 Leaving for Los Angeles Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Redfern and fam | fly, who have been residents of tn Chandler district for the past year, vii move to Los Angeles on Monday, wher | Mr. Redfern has accepted a positio with one of the big companies of tha city. Mir. Redfern has been connecte with the Lemon Bros. Hardware com pany here. Their many friends will re gret to hear of their departure.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
Produce

CHICAGO. Jan. 14-Butter lower, creamery extras 48c; standards 47c. Eggs higher, receipts 3,237 cases; firsts Tic; ordinary firsts 63d67c; at mark. eases included. 6606Sc; refrig- orator firsts 63c Poultry, alive, low CT. fowls 2Sc. springs 25c.
 Potatoes dull; receipts 37 cars; northern white sacked $I2001.85.
 KANSAS CITY. Jan. 14-Eggs 1c higher; firsts sac. seconds 87c. But ter unchanged. Poultry, hens, uu- changed; springs 1c higher, 2Sc; roost- CTS unchanged to 1c higher. 14d21c; turkeys unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
FREE MEDICINE

A prominent city man who is as parsimonious as he is wealthy, is very fond of getting advice free. Meeting . well known physician one day, he said to him:
 q am on my way home, doctor, and feel very seedy and worn out gen. orally; what ought l to take?"
 "Talke taxi" came the curt reply Tit Bits, London.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
SMALLEST SHE HAD

A young mother with baby in arms boarded a street ear and handed a dollar bill to the conductor when asked for her rare. Badly needing change. the conductor asked her if she had any thing smaller.
 Turning a seraphic glance upon her infant and smiling sweetly. she said: No; you see, I've only been married a year."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
Metal Market

NEW YORK Jan. 14-Tin easy spot s37. 50: futures $3S.o0; zinc steaay East St. Louis spot $7.oO4o o.io' o0i@l metals unchanged.
 At London: Standard copper @t5 2s 6d electrolytic GS1; tin E2O0 5s; lead e29 1Oc: zinc z A 11s Cd.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Liberty bonds closed: 315's $9230; first As $S6.90; second 4s sS6s2; first 4A's ss7.42; second 414's $S7.02; third 4l4's $9016; fourth A S s87.30; Victory S%'s s97.26; Victory 4S4's $9726.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
AMERICAS AIRPLANE
 SPEED RECORD

The winner of the Pulitzer trophy race held last Thanksgiving day at Mitchell field, Long Island, was Lieut.. c. M Mosley of the United States army air service, who piloted the Verville- Packard American built airplane to victory The engine of this machine is the Packard 600 horse power en- zine, designed by Col. Jesse G. Vim cent The Verville-P Packard machine attained a speed of IFS miles an hour thus marking a new record for Amer lean planes and engines. The Yer ville-Packard plane is at present be- ing overhauled at McCook field and certain changes are being made in the gasolien feed in the belief that when these are completed 1t will be possible to reach a speed well beyond 200 miles an hour and thus break all records Scientific American.
 The director of census reports that the recent nation wide population count cost S23, 765, ,O00.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
BABER- R-JONES MERCANTILE
 COMPANY
Will Operate on Cash
 Basis

Owing to the condition of Mir. Baber, who was the credit man of our Company, coupled with the general conditions confronting the entire country, we will go on STRICTLY CASH BASIS, taking effect Monday, January 17th.
 At the very best, if Mr. Baber re- covers it will be several months be- fore he can resume his duties. Dur ina the interval 1t will be impos- sibIe for Mir. Jones to do the pur- chasing, general managing and give the accounting the proper attention.
 Our prices will be revised and lowered to a point that will be at traetive: coupon books will be on hand. We will do no soliciting but prompt deliveries will be made.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
Cotton Futures

NEW YORK, Jan. 14--Cotton fu lures closed steady; January 17,0Se; March 1592c; May 15.91c; July 1e,04c; October 16.IQc.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
THE WORST OF LICK

Hurley, Wis, IS out Of luck FoI- lowing the confiscation of it's hootch, it's water rates were advanced 50 per cent.-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
Grains

CHICAGO. Jan. 14-Close;
 Wheat: March $1.T7l4; May, $L1o. Corn: May T41sc; July 151sc- Oats: May 4S1Bc: July 4I5sc.
 Pork. January $24.30; May S23.9O. Lard: January S1312; May $13.S2. Ribs. January $11.97; May $12.70.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
CoffoR

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Cotton closed steady net 15 points lower to four points higher. Spot cotton 17.65c.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
Mercantile Pr1e~

NEW YORK. Jan. t4-Pr.me mer- oautiIo paper unchanged, exchange easy. sterling demand S7Zi, cables 373h Montreal 121z per cent discount Time loans steady, unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15

The motion picture industry in Amer flea has pledged itself to raise two and one-half million dollars to aid the starving children fin Europe.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
Bar SiLuer

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Bar silver, do- mestic, unchanged; foreign, 6s9sc; Mexican dollars, 50Ac.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15

First of Four Articles.
 Send any question concerning health to the Information Bureau, U. s. Pub lie Health Service, Washington, D. c. Give your name and address, and you will receive a personal answer.
 When we come from the fresh out of- door air into that of a crowded as- sembly room it takes no special train ing to recognize that the latter is "stuffy." But just what makes it so?
 For many years two common ex- plantations were offered, namely, that there was an increase in the carbon dioxide and a diminution of oxygen, and that there were poisons in the ex- pired air.
 Ordinary air contains about 90 per cent of oxygen and .003 of 1 per cent of carbon dioxide. It has been shown that an atmosphere containing 15 per cent oxygen and as much as or even dured for a length of time without any harmful effects.
 These changed proportionate quantt- ties of oxygen and carbon dioxide are far beyond that which Is possible in any ordinary human habitation. Car bon dioxide in itself is well known tC be harmless.
 The question of poison being pres ent in the expired air has been inves- tigated by numbers of physiologists There is no proof whatever that tho expired air contains any poisonous substances.
 For instance, rabbits have been con fined fin a series of large jars connect ed with rubber tubes, so that a curren of air may be passed through. Th' rabbit in the last jar, which has re ceived the expired air from the lung' of all the other rabbits. suffers no in furious effects.
 We have thus disposed of two com mon explanations of what makes ex pired air bad. In another article WI shall tell you a little more about re cent scientific investigations and wha they have disclosed.
 Pus in the Urine What is the cause of pus in tn urine? The best cure? Can it b. cured?
 The source of pus in urine can onl. be determined by the most careful lab oratory test. The pus may come iron the kidneys, the funnel-like portion o the tube carrying the urine to the blad der, the bladder, the prostate gland fl the male, or from the uretha. In mos instances this condition is quite SC rious and should be in the hands of competent physician. Some forms ar readily curable, others are not.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
TOO LATE TO CLAssIFv

FOR LEASE-5-room brick pebble dashed house, with garage and sleeping porch above. Phone 2SOO ar
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
Diet for Child

I have a little girl nearly s years old. would like to know what diet should be given a child of this age. How much sweets should she have
 Your little girl may partake of the same meals as the parents, provided she is not given greasy, fried foods, rich, heavy pastry, raw vegetables or other articles that you have found will not agree with her. Her diet should be mixed and varied and include milk. cereals, vegetables (especially such leafy vegetables as spinach, chard, onions and stewed celery), fruit, bread and butter with meat or eggs and po- tatoes once a day Milk should be given at each meal. Children should not be allowed to drink tea or coffee Have regular hours Of feeding. and dc not allow her to spoil her appetite by eating candy between meals. She does not require such sweets, but may have simple desserts, such as custards, baked apples. apple sauce, junket, oranges stewed prunes. rice pudding, tapioca etc. A little pure candy may be al | lowed after meals
Arizona republican., 1921-01-15

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