Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
ABOUT THE STATE

efforts to apprehend the offenders Evening Bulletin.
 Bank Opens Doors
 TUCSON-The National Bank of Mexico at Mexico City opened it's doors to the public on March l for the first time since 1914, it is stated by Fl Uni verSal.
 Victoriano Huerta. who assumed the reins of government in Mexico after the assassination of Madero, disfran- ehised the National bank, together with the national banking system of the entire country-Star Want kibbe Banished DOUGLAS-The press of Mexico are loud in their insistence that George Kibbe, writer, who is now in Mexico City,, where he is said to have gone to help lin the organization of congress of radicals be banished from Mexico l as an undesirable alien.
 1 Fl Universal, Excelsior. Fl Heraldo, | Fl Democrata and other leading daily | newspapers published in the Mexican l capital are joining in the demand that 1 the American socialist be expelled from 1 the country.
 l As yet the Mexican government has taken no steps toward Turner's ex- l clusion. Turner, during the Diaz re- zine wrote "Barbarous Mexico" which was widely read by radicals. l The Mexican newspapers print ex- cerpts from articles written under Tur- 1 ner's name, for American periodicals, which are vitrio1ic in their denuncia- tion of the Mexican government. and Aupon which they base the Justification l that he be expelled.-Internation To Start Health Drive | A state wide educational campaign l against social diseases is to be started | immediately by the Arizona state board of health, according to Dr. John F i Martin, who is connected with the state bureau covering social diseases | nd who is now in Tucson, Investigating local conditions.
 AS means of acquainting the people 1 with the far-reaching and disastrous effects resulting from these diseases
 every community of the state is tc
 be circularized with literature of ar
 educational nature, Dr. Martin stated Star.
 To Inspect Highway | TUCSON-Chairman Fishburn anC
 Engineer L. E. Barker of the Pim; ] county highway commission, left Tues
 day for Ajo where they will spend
 few days inspecting the Ajo-Tucsol highway. The entire length of tn
 stretch was inspected as to comple
 tion of the sections and condition o f uncompleted sections on the trip L V Ajo.
 r. C. D. Eibes, clerk of the commission
 returned this morning from an in l spection trip over the Twin Butte
 road. He reports the road in goo a condition over it's entirs length an
 says that it may easily be traveIe Q at a twenty-five to thirty mile speed Q The section over the Indian reserva e ton though unimproved and muddy i t bad weather is excellent now and ma S be travelled rapidly, he asserts-Citi e zen
 Injured When Timbers Fall 2 BISBEE-Dan- Browning, a timber
 man at the Gardner mine, was serl
 ously injured yesterday afternoon whe
 a pile of timber that he was loadin
 onto truck fell over on him as he wa
 stopping over to pick up a piece froI U the ground. He was injured about tl1 { neck, chest and back. He was remove f to the Copper Queen hospital where = was reported last night that no def f nite statement of his condition coul : be made until it was possible to mal , a more thorough examination. AlVi Il Browning, son of the injured ma : drives the ambulance for the Pala6
 company and when called to the Gard If ner home yesterday found that it Wa