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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

Thomas Proctor. la whose bed Ahrn.
ham Lincoln T. said 10 have died h. q
pauprr Ia The tiia Home on Hack
wells isinnd. lie was formerly o
lawyer Of high standing ii New York.
\ breakdown 90 health cans',i his Tor
tunes To decline. When Proctor wn
se,eniecn wears eld De- was q clerk 10
The War department and indsrd in %
rumnins house apisiSiie turis heat .
Ia Washing nn 'ln reaching h's hon p
on the evening Lincoln was sini d.
noticed number ct men carrying
lhe FORM uf Ga. unconscious i'rr~ideii
Proctor guided thrm Ca his rooin
where The President divd
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

ON the evening % October 30, the
high school faculty were delightful
ly entertained al Halloween din
ner at the home % Mr. and AIRS, L.
X. Cole. The guests We're greeted at
The door By huge Jack o. Lantern.
The color scheme OF black and or
ange was carried out ia the Hallow-
zen decorations The most pleasing
sight which greeted the
guests was the large dining table
beautifully decorated with autumn
leav,s and tastefully prepared for
the occasion A delicious three
course dinner was served. Good
things 81 an kinds from fried chick
eu 10 pumpkin pie and whipped
cream we're waiting 20 please the APP
petites OF the guests Mrs Cole. alb
~ demonstrated that she is truly an
artist in preparing and serving din
ncrs The occasion was very much
,nioyed By an those present
Mr. and AIRS ia DeMoss enter
aimed al birthday party for their
laughter Grace on Monday night OF
asst week Games aud dancing were
he features of the evening Those
present were Lillian Makousky, Az
les aud Emma kudna. GLADYS Wine
ar. Katherine and Eva scully. Thel-
na Olsen. Mamie Stample, Grace De-
Moss clifton Meyers nill kudna.
Walter OLSEN Cecil aud Theordore
hilds, Wilbur Cox. Henry Hurst
cred kral aud Kenneth Hardin Re-
reshments were served al a late
hour
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03
Local NeWs Notes

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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03
Animal sssseity.

Insfancer - -aniniai ~sgAcify.
which have been cisinied 70 show res
scuinr power are explained ~ an rr-
rerr 10 BE- due 10 extreme seBsitiyen-ss
10 ssarll. ~ accidental acts, " What
n called associations"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

ALGERIA stalks for sale or trade, cheap. F miles north Glendale. q
 COMPLETE new set Alexander Hamilton Institute business course, cost $120. Want good typewriter. 170S w. Van Buren. Phone 1861. b
 ITO TRADE-Allen 40 Touring car. First class shape Trade for cows. hogs, chickens. Inquire first house east of Center on Comeback. 2
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
FOR SALE-HoUSES
Oh, You Housei

Through paying rent and want the sensation of digging in the dirt of your owr yard? Then come in and see me; I have the one you want for example, this one: Modern new five room brick just finished; sign the contract ami move right in; To- cated northeast in a classy neigh borhood on the paving; $4.500 is the price, on good terms; come in Mon day or phone me and I will come to you. Phone 5003
 FRED A. DIBBLE. REALTOR
 IT North First Ave gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
Rooning Houses

Fifteen room house. long lease, nicely furnishe I, only $2,500; 34 room house. in good location; and many others. See us we nave some good bargains. MDONALD & SHELDON 1O7 N. Second Ave. Phone 41S7. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
Furnished

Six-room modern brick, every built-in feature, including breakfast nook. fine garage, close to car line and fine school. electric lights, city water, gas. This home is completely furnished with the best of furniture. Price s7000, $2.500 cash.
 Let us show you these. Why pay rent. We also have a number of small acreages we'll improved and at a bargain
 WE THANK YOU
 See Mr. Barney, Mrs. Hulett, MT Dillman.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY 130 N. Central Ave. Phone 1156 gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
Az FOR sALEAuToMoBlLEs
Az FOR sALE-AUToMoRlLEs
 l777 USED CARS HAVE BEEN SOLD IN M A R l C O r A COUNTY BY
 McARTHUR BROTHERS
A PARTIAL LIST

A 1AtG1IAL LIST DODGE BROTHERS TOURING 1919 production. This car in addition to a new top, com plete overhauling. new paint, is equipped with new wire wheels, cord tires. S. and s. shock absorbers, cut-out, rear view mirror and seat CONtIS SlZO DODGE BROTHERS TOURING 1918 production. Original fin- ish. Oversize tires. Good top and upholstery. This car has been thoroughly repaired in our service department and is in excellent condition .. S585 1918 BUICK LIGHT SIX TOUR ing-Model E-45. absolutely the best buy in a Buick tour ing car in Maricopa county for the money. New paint, good tires, practically new top. Recently overhauled. .$6e5 1919 CHEVROLET TOURING Model 490. Ready for sale Monday, October 31. New seat covers, new paint. oversize tires. This car looks like new and is in good running order $350 1918 SCRIPPS-BOOTH ROADSTER Repainted. Five good tires; wire wheels, wind wings and other extras. It runs good and is priced to sell at orce S450 1920 FORD TOURING
 Self f-starter. G o d rubber and in good condition. Can't be beat for the money. See it quick S350 1919 FORD TOURING
 Engine overhauled. new top and seat covers. New paint. Extra good tires. A good in vestment at bargain price S315 1918 FORD ROADSTER
 This car has a truck back and is now being overhauled. It will be ready for sale No vember 1st for ......... $500 McArthur Brothers
 Used Car Department
 See Stevens Phone 4321. Central and Madison.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Apartments
20 PER GENT INCOME

'
 We are offering an unusual oppor- tunity for investment. It is safe and sound, will increase in value, and will earn 20 per cent.
 These apartments are well known in town. and recognized as high class investment. They are complete ly furnished with good, substantial classical furniture. The location IS the very best. This place is offered at a price that makes it first class investment. Will consider vacant 100 feet on West Roosevelt at a cash price as part payment. Kinsaid with O'BARR & PINNICK REALTY co.
 110 N. First Ave. II
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

BRICK pebble-dashe residence; six large rooms and screen porch. Owner, 333 F. Portland. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
For Sale or Rent

Las Palmas Add, brick P. D. house and garage, modern and completely furnished. Phone 59O7. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
S2,5OO

FOR SALE = Excellent condition, four-room house, large sleeping porch. built-in features, all modern, old shade, yard fenced, furnished or unfurnished: S3400; 5000 cash, easy monthly payments. 209 North 12th Ave. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
GOOD BUYS

Five-room and screen, every built in feature, house northeast, close to car line and school Owner in the east says sell. Price 5000. $500 cash. This property is $500 under priced.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
owN-ER,s RARGAIN

OWL ELK 5 BAfKGAIN
 New brick house built for home, hardwood floors, built-in features, real home. northeast, paved street, large lot; must sell; terms. Owner. .4sS b
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
FOR sALE-LiVEsTocK

5 FOR SALE-LiVESTO
 WANTED - All kinds of fat live stock. Model Meat Market Phone 46SO s25 E. Washington St. If WANTED-Fat steers, yearlings, hogs, calves and lambs; highest prices paid Arcade Meat Market, Tribolet & Fink. 43 East Washing ton. Phone 5997 If WANTED-About dozen shoats or feeder hogs. Mat. $. Cohen, Phone 11SR11. gbI 6 FOR sALE-Eees AND POULTRY IF YOUR HENS NEED A STINI- LIANT, POULTRY MUSTARD DOES THE WORK.
 PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co.
 PHONE 4364
 133 E. JEFF. ST. If WE PAY the highest Market Price for Live Turkeys and Poultry. Bring them to The Pacific Fish Oyster and Poultry Go.
 GRAND CENTRAL PUBLIC
 MARKET
 1st Ave. and Monroe Sts.. Phoenix. b WANT to buy young hens. Phone 2325. If
 WANTED-WANTE
 White Leghorn hens and bullets and Barred Rock bullets Highest prices paid.
 PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co,
 iS3 F. JEFFERSON ST. If WILL BUY your chickens. Phone 2325. If
 FOR SALE-Barred Rocks and fancy chickens, $1.50 each. 141S E. Washington St. b RABBITS-New Zealand Reds. best strain. ten selected does. with buck. Really good hutches for eight cen. Everything for S30. Bell. Hen shaw Rd., between 7th St. and 18th St. b BRONZE TURKEYS = Various sizes; also white Pekin ducks and good mule. Phone 205J12. b FOR SALE-ReasonabIe six thor oughbred Rhode Island Reds and one registered rooster. 920 N. Third St. Phone 515s. It WANTED-FAT HENS AND FRY FRS. HIGHEST PRICE PAID. ARCADE MEAT MARKET. PHONE 5997. If WE WANT all your fat hens. We always pay more. Welnick's Market. Phone 4109. 129-31 N. 1st Ave. If WANTED-All kinds of poultry. Phone 1061. 5f0 S. Second Ave. If
 FOR YOUR HENS
 Some grit and shell every day keeps most sickness away.
 PIOENIv SEED AND FEED co.
 PHONE 4364
 133 E. JEFF. ST. If WANTED-Poultry, any quantity Pay best price. Phone s029. If WANTED-One dozen McFarlane White Leghorns, roosters. Wm. $. Gleim. Route 3. gb WANTED-Chickens at the O. K. Kitchen. Glendale. d BLACK Minorcas and White Leg horn cockerels for sale. 5S4 W. Mad ison. gbl WANTED-5O or 100 young thor oughbred R. I. Reds. w. R. Beck. clo Scottsdale Stage. k ARE YOUR CHICKENS SICK WITH ROUP? Ask for a bottle of BLK. A sure cure for roup and chicken pox. A perfect sterilizer and disinfectant for poultry or home use. PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co.
 PHONE 1864
 133 E. JEFF. ST. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

FOR LEASE-11- room house fur nished and arranged for re-rentins apartment. Close in on west Wash ington St. Very reasonable. Call g s. Ninth Ave. d
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

 ' FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
 For Exchange located: want to trade on forty acre improved ranch. not mortgaged for more than it is worth.
 SEE FRED A. DIBBLD, REALTOR IT N. First Ave Phone 5003 gb ALGERIA stalks for sale or trade. cheap. l F miles north Glendale. q COMPLETE new set Alexander Hamilton Institute business course, cost $120. Want good typewriter. 170S w. Van Buren. Phone 4S61. b TO TRADE-Allen 40 Touring car First class shape. Trade for cows. hogs, chickens. Inquire first house east of Center on Comeback. g
 CALIFORNIA
 - WANTS HERE
 ooo
 Here's some properties near River side, California, in exchange for some good Salt River Valley property. If you want to move to California. here is your opportunity
  30 Acres-On paved road. near Riv-
 erside, in alfalfa and grain.
 improved. with only a
 small mortgage. Owner
 wants about forty acres or
 so in this valley.
 10 Acres-In Washington Navels and
 Grapefruit - 15 years old
 large and well taken
 care of. south of River
 side. Only small mort
 gage.
 2l4 Acres-washingt Navel oranges
 -15 years old-all large
 trees in excellent condi-
 ton. Northeast of River
 side. At SS.000.00. clear.
 900
 Further details from Mir. Lane.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD co.
 Realtors
 Heard Bldg. Phone 1881. b FOR SALE-19Zl Fordson tractor. fully equipped; also new Interna- tional disc harrow: cash or trade for cows. J. M. Beebe, Tolleson. gb FOR SALE OR TRADE-6O-foo wind mill. 336 E. Palm Lane, ? blocks north of Mcdowell. g 8 FOR sALE-FRUITs PRODUCE ORDER Kiefer pears. J. Stanley. Howard & Son. 207R2. If FOR SALE-WInter NeIIis pears Bonnie Briar Ranch. Phone 20R3. gb FOR RENT-HousEs
 CABIN, just right for two. 587 W. Van Buren. b UNFURNISHED house. 1715 W. Monroe. b FOR RENT-House. rooms and bath unfurnished. modern, S45.O0 per month. 1164 F. Van Buren. b FOR RENTING houses on :. Central Ave. one five rooms and screen porch and garage; one mod ern, up-to-the minute. four rooms and screen porch. Inquire at Il F. Hadley St. b FOUR-ROOM modern unfurnished house for rent. with screen porches; also one-room house in rear. rent $35.0O. 1133 F. Mcdowell. Annex Hotel. Phone 4129. If FOUR-ROOM house for rent. 112t East Culver St. b THREE house, g $. 16th St
 gb FURNISHED or unfurnished house groceries, vegetables, milk. ice and mail, near hills on desert, 1 mile north. T. mile east of Arizona canal and 7th Street bridge. R. '. Berry. Route 6. b SMALL house for rent with garage, good location. Inquire 1880 N. Sth St.
 gb DOUBLE frame house. Eight rooms. Close in on avenue north. Some furniture S50.0O. Phone 26J2.
 gb COMFORTABLE ranch home, five miles northeast. Phone 215J5. Gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
S25O Down

and $500 takes room modern bun
 Ealow. near school. Call 1901 West Jackson. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

Five-room and screen modern brick P. D. house. This house is new. We are instructed to sell this at the low price of $4000. s600 cash. bal ance at $40 per month including in terast
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
ROOMS AND BOARD
BOARD and ROOM

Large, clean. front room. twin beds. Also single or double room. excellent board. individual service. Reasonable prices. 3f1 West Adams. Cor. Fourth Ave Phone 551O. Board without room if desired. n
 ROOM and board in private home. Nice front south room with porch. modern house. furnace heat. Want man and wife or two ladies. 330 Latham. q
 CAN TAKE CARE of a few more boarders. at SIP North Second ave; also room with bath. gb
 ROOM ana board. TOT N Fourth St. Phone 39o5. m
 MODERN rooms with board. home cooking, twin beds. also single. 361 N 1st Ave. Phone S537. gb
 ROOM and board, or meals only. I36 E. Van Buren.
 FURNISHED cottages, low rental: may board, S525 week. Phone 4R11. Corner Park and Glendale roads gb
 WIDOW desires boarders; splendid home Phone 2i75. b
 NICE front room and board in pri- vate family; walking distance. Set N. 1st St Phone 32S1- S
 NICELY furnished front room. private entrance. next to bath, with board; one block from capitol 1900 W. Monroe. n
 FIRST CLASS accommodations in the country for tubercular patents; single and double cottages; new and clean. Phone SPAS. k
 ROOM and board in private home =16 No. Center. b
 ROOM and board. reasonable rate, honey. close in, also garage for rent 545 w. Monroe. f
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

ARIZONA SUPPLY co. We mean it. We sell for less. Furniture, hardware. stoves, tools. guns. mems clothing and shoes. We buy every thing from $1 to s1O,O0O. S41-34 E. Washington Phone 1476. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
Bargain

L. s. Smith typewriter adding ma chine and check writer for sale at bargain. Arizona Storage and Dis tributing Go. warehouse, All $. First St. Phone 1922. b
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

WANTED-To rent-used car from owner. Prefer Dodge. Box S7C Re publican gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31

CAN TAKE CARE of a few more boarders. at SIP North Second ave: also room with bath. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
10 FOR ENTERTAINMENTS

FOR RENT-High grade modern furnished apartments in The West minister Knickerbocker. also one un- furnished flat in The Buntman. For further information Phone 426S. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
FOR RENT-HoUSES

FOUR room brick. screen porch, cellar. shade $25.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-31
ELL CHALM @ n oper's
 D enewed
 X unners

R. D. ROPER MOTOR co.
 402 N. Center
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
NAB LEADERS OF
MEXICAN REVOLT

NCGALES, Ariz.. Nov 23.-Three
LEGGED leaders of a revolutionary
movement in Mexico were arrested
IN Nogales. Sonora. across the inter
national boundary from here Tues
day
Joaquin Perrazas, Mexican con-
sui i'm this city. who uncovered the
alleged plot. and caused the arrest
OF the three men, said that he Abe
lieved the proposed revolution was
concluded with recent disturbances
In Lower California.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
ANZAC PREMIER
DOUBTS FARLEY

LONDON, Nov. 23.-P r e IN e r
Hughes Of Austria, in a speech OPP
posing reduction OF appropriation
for aviation warned against undue
optimism regarding the armament
limitations conference at Washing
ton according to a Central News
despatch from Melbourne
The very nation which launched
the naval limitation proposal at
Washington has since launched the
worlds biggest battleship." Premier
Hughes said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
I NEED \ BATH.

H. passed this remark in the on
YER lobby and one of the bystanders
who knew his stuff said You'd bet
ter go 10 the South Bend Baths over
in the Farmers Trust building base
ment. They've g0t a Turkish bath
found The Fountain or Youth DO
YOU need a bath a2b-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
PROPERTY DANrAGEn.

AS the result Of recent rains the
interiors of great many homes
have been damaged Ceilings We're
badly spotted and wall paper loosen
ed. The damage viii amount 20
considera BILE and had these homes
been protected with an Elaborated
Roof this expense could have been
spared Elaborated Roofing Co.
1O7 w. Division St Main Z403
223 u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
PRINCES ARRIVE
FOR CANADA TRIP

WINNIPEG. Man Nov 23-
Prince Erik accompanied by his
brother-in-law. Prince Rene De
Bourbon of Paris have arrived here
on a tour through western Canada.
Evening star., 1921-05-15
WOmen's SOC Pants

Summer-weight Gauze Cotton
Pants. with taped and muslin
waist band; lace trimmed knee.
Regular and a few extra .0n
sizes. Regular price. soc O1S
Evening star., 1921-05-15

46-inch All-Wool
TriCotine. a superior
quality extensively
used for tailored
wear. ColorS are
navy blue. brown.
taupe. cream and
b | a C k. Challenge
Sale price SI.9S a
yard.
Evening star., 1921-05-15

50-inch Mohair Sici-
liam, a rich lustrous
grade, in black. navy
blue, brown and gray.
Reversible quality that
easily sheds the dust.
Challenge Sale price,
69c yard.
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-15

54-irh All-wooN
Sport I'laids, in rich
color combinations
so popular this sea- u
son for. sport skirts. IN
Correct weight and " I
beautiful lity.
Challenge Sale price.
Sl.SS a yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15

does not mean that America abandons the rest of the world, but that the United States proposes to judge world affairs according to American tradi- tions. France has nothing to fear from these traditions, provided she shows America her true self, undisfig- ured by party machinations.
 This truth results from the history of the last few yaers. In 1917. Ger many tried to force Americas hand. M. Jusserand, who represented France at Washington, allowed the United States to form it's own opinion, and it decided in favor of France. A few days ago I sent President Harding a copy of my book on the truth about the treaty. The President, in a charm ing letter. in which he refers kindly to our pleasant relations in 1917. replied.
 T am quite sure our two republican democracies are agreed upon the ulti- mate aim of advancing humanity and can be assured of the harmony of. our gov ernments In seeking to attain that end. l know that nothing will ever disturb the friendship which exists be- tween France and the United States"
 If this friendship is to be fruitful we must keep each other informed. That is the law of democracies It is necessary and sufficient. The rest will follow of it's own accord
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
COUNTRIES GREATEST
 SUGAR CROP WAS
 PRODUCED IN 1920
By HUGH ". ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Age Herald
 hAn navidacn Il,,tI.lg.,

OOO DaFiuSOn Building
 Washington, May 14-(Special. )-Thls country's greatest sugar crop was pro : duced in 1920, according to final returns from producers of beet and cane sugar made to the bureau of crop estimates. United States department of agriculture, it is announced today The total is 1,- 2ssl4s tons and this exceeds the previous record crop of 1916 by 12 per cent and the low production of 19l9, a year of ex- eeptiohally unfaverabe weather. by iJ per cent. Beet and cane sugar combined first exceeded production of 1000 600 tons in 1918, and, during the last eight years the production has been below that quantity only in 1914 and 1919.
 Beet sugar has steadily advanced in production from the days when 1t was a recession on account of weather. It first passed the mark of 100000 tons in 1920, with 109o,0G tons. or S6 per cent )f the sum of beet and cane sugar for that year. On the contrary, cane sugar has declined in production for about 15 years The product of 1920 was l76l27 tons a low but not the lowest quantity of the period of decline. About 2S per cent of the 1920 cane acreage was devoted to pro- ducing cane for seed purposes
 Cane sugar production is confined al- most entirely to Louisiana, but beet su- gar production is widely distributed from Michigan and Ohio to California along a strip of country that has been called the sugar-heet belt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15

Washington declines to vote immedi- ately on the Knox resolution for sepa- rate peace with Germany, but will await developments, avoiding for the time being any act capable of misin- depreciation.
 You know my idea; Europeans, even the French, who enjoy special sym pathy in America, have vital interest in not attempting to exert pressure Oh American policy. The United States is saturated with the propaganda of the various European countries. Ameri- cans quite naturally ask to be let alone to make up their minds. Europe should limit her role to the submission to America of the documents in the case
 For my part, I shall endeavor to do this from time to time by submitting not pleas and theories, but facts, to which I shall add the interpretation placed upon these facts by France.
 AMERICA DISTRUSTFUL
 "Americanism,' that complex state of mind, is essentially distrustfu1 of attempts to influence it. Americanism
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
Soil Survey In the Fall

Montgomery, May N.-(SpeciAl)- Soil experts will make soil survey oi Alabama during the latter part of the year. according to announcemsnt of M. c. Allgood. state conamissiner of agriculture today. This announcement was made when information was re- ceived from the bureau of soils at Washington that 1t would be unable to make the survey this summer because of work already started. J. F. Stroud, state soil survey expert. will be sent to Franklin county as soon as he has finished the survey of Crenshaw coun- ty. Only three counties Franklin. Coosa and Winston-remain to be sur veyed in Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
Speaks on Forestry

Auburn. May A-(Special )--"Forestry as a National Asset was the subject of very instructive address delivered here last night by Prof. Henry Cowles of the University of Chicago, under the auspices of the Phi Kappa Phi. the students az ricultural club, and the senior class Briefly reviewing the history of forestry in this country. Professor Cowles stated that it was not many years ago when most of our forestry products came from our northern and eastern states, later from our own southern states and now that this supply is about exhausted we are turning to Washington. Oregon and California, which is our last great forest supDlV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
Will Distribute Quinine

Dr. S. w. Welch, state health officer. has requested the United States pub lie health service to send to Alabama an experienced person for the dis tribution of quinine to persons in the malaria control districts in line with the campaign of the state against the spread of malaria during the summer. It is proposed to furnish quinine fEee to all persons within the zone of op- erations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
BATS0N CASE WAS
 REVERSED AND REMINDED

Montgomery, May 14.-The Alabama su- preme court this morning handed down decision reversing and rendering the case of John W. Batson. circuit court register of Coosa county in the Egh- teenth judicial circuit, involving the right of Judge w l.. Longshore of that circuit to appoint successor to Batson
 Mir. Batson has been circuit register of Coosa county for many years. He is a democrat. Judge Longshore is a repub- lican, and soon after assuming office he appointed Henry w. Pond as circuit register of the county Batson refused to vaeate and appealed to the supreme court,