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Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
HIGHWAY WEATHER BULLETIN
 River Crossings

Sacaton: The crossing at Sacaton is in fairly good condition Dry.
 Apache County
 Springerville: National old Trails. Ocean to ocean Highway: East. good to AlbuQuerque- only open to east ern travel: several alternate routes West. good all the way to the coast Bridges good ffrom Albuquerque to here and west Local weather dry and warm.
 Likht rain over parts of county which helped roads considerably. Use old road for three miles north of Wilcox
 Coconino County All main roads dry and passabie. Tonto Basin and Stoneman Lake routes rough. Repairs under way. ciIa County An main roads in county are in good condition
 Graham County
 Graham county roads arc in fair passable condition
 GreenIes County
 All roads in Greenlee county in good condition
 Maricopa County
 Valley roads dusty: Wickenburg rough: Black Canyon fair: Superior Florence. good: Apache Trail fair: Buckeye crossing good to Glla Bend.
 Mohavc County \ All main roads in fair condition. Traffic on old Trails from Kingman 10 Needles now being routed via oat- man account of new state highway complete Drivers should be careful \ in crossing washes
 Pima County
 Roads in fair condition except for dust on account of continued dry weather At Tucson a fully equipped auto camp park has been thrown oper to the motoring public
 Pinai County All mountain and mesa roads ir good condition Valley roads vers dusty and chucky. Santa Cruz County All county roads in fair shape Yuma County Parker Bouse- Wenden road in goos condition. Ferry service every da, at Parker. Salome- Harrisburg Coun lty Line road in bad condition. Nicks burg -Quartzsite-E -Ehrenberg road II ! good condition with exception of Dr. Lake section which is in very ba, condition. Ferry service discontin ued at Ehrenberg account higl water. Quartzsite- Castle Dome Dom road in good condition. Gila rive dry at Dome. Yuma Dome Weilton Antelope Hill road in fair condition Gila River dry at Antelope Hi bridge. Antelope Hill-Texas Hili- Pa lomas in poor condition. Dome Castle Dome Deep Wells Paloma road in fair condition. Wellton- Mo hawk Aztec Sentinel road in poo ! condition. Heavy sand at Pembrok' ! Rocky road cast of Stanwix. ROBERT e. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
EMANCIPATION DAY
 Is BIG EVENT HERE

Emancipation day was observed al Eastlake park yesterday with an ap- propriate and diversified program which included barbecue. sports and speaking The event was made not able by the presenee of more than 500 coiored people of Phoenix who paid due tribute to the Great Eman- cipator.
 Taking as his subject The Ad- vancement of the Negro Since Eman- cipation." Rev. F. ID. Green traced very accurately the accomplishments achieved by negroes individually and as race since freed from the bond age of slavedy.~ George B. Cruick- shaw gave a talk in which he linked emancipation with the N. A. A. c P Invocation was pronounced by Rev C. R. Caldwell.
 A lively ball game between thu Phoenix Giants and the Tenth Cavai. ry proved to be the big feature o the sports program which also in cluded events of boys and girls ans catch the greasy pig contest After a hard and exciting battle th' Tenth Cavalry team finally rompes away with score of II against II piled up by the Phoenix Giants
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
WATER REPORT
locnR1e6

INFANT SON DIES-The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. sheldon K. Baker. 2006 West Jeffersol street, passed away on Monday, June 20.
 RETURNS FROM VACATION - Miss WiIlmae Mahoney, an attache of the office of state treasurer, re- turned yesterday from a week vaca- tion spent at her former home in Winslow.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs " The following undelivered telegrams are at the local Western Union office: Kenneth White. Mrs Harry Underhill, Mrs. R. NJ. Smith, Y. g. Bates. A c. Chase.
 SPECIAL JULY 4 RATEs-Per- mission to issue special round trip tickets from Bisbee to Douglas at the rate on one and a half fare was granted to the Motor Transit com pany for the Fourth of July celebra- tions covering period of July 2. 3 and 4. The round trip will be $500. FARM BUREAU MEETlNG-The Murphy Riverside farm bureau will hold it's regular meeting this evening at o'clock at the Murphy school house. Fred Tait, county president of the farm bureau. is slated as the speaker of the evening.
 PENN. SOCIETY TO MEET-The Pennsylvania Society of Arizona will meet sat the chamber of commerce to- night at o'clock. All former resi- dents of the Keystone state are i'm l vited to attend.
 | TAX OFFICIAL HERE H. B Harding, tax agent of the Fl Pase and Southwestern. with headquarters at Ell Paso. is in Phoenix for a few days on official business Before hi, return to Texas, MT. Harding will appear before the state tax commits sion relative to the valuation to bs 1 placed on the railroads property il Arizona for the purpose of assess. ment.
 WOULD CHANGE SCHEDULE The Globe and Pleasant Valley Aut, Stage company yesterday filed an ap plication with the corporation com i mission for permission to change it l schedule from three times week t. once a week. In its application i 1 stated that when the asbestos mine at Pleasant Valley and Young re open. 1t will return to its origina schedule.
 MORE TAXES REcEIvED-Add ing to the hundreds of thousands O dollars that has been received at tn office of Raymond Earhart, stat treasurer. from county taxes were tn Il checks which arrived yesterday il
 the amount of $112,9O7 from Pim I county and $26I,S51 from Yavapa county. Mir. Earhart expects to re ceive the full amount of 1920 taxe from each county in July whes> tn
 tax money will be apportio.2 fo in T different state funds
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
SAYS CRIME CAREER
 ! BEGAN IN FEBRUARY

C. C. Casey yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Mckee on charges of grand larceny and bur giary and was held 10 answer to the superior court on both counts- He was committed 10 the county 1ail under bonds totaling s3.0oo-
 Casey was arrested Saturday morn ing by Deputy Sheriffs Meeks and Smith while attempting to sell some chickens to a local firm His arrest followed an investigation which be- gan when a Ford car was left oy
 Casey following an attempt to re-
 move some chickens from coop or
 Willow street early Friday morning Tn a confession made to Sheriff Montgomery Sunday night Case, said the Willow street attempt wal about the most thrilling occurrence ol his career of crime which he said be gan last February A squavky hen on this occasion. according to Casey brought out the owner with shotgur who fired at him. and the entir' neighborhood gave chase Manl things found on Casey'r ranch neal Toileson have been Identified al stolen the officers say.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Julia Q. Wolf

Funeral services for Julia B- Wolf. who passed away Sunday at her home. co Weldon avenue. win be held
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
PUBLIC WORK COM. TO MEET

fO6liC WORN (Om. V |" The chamber of commerce committee on public works will meet at chamber of commerce headquarters at 4.30 o'clock this afternoon. This is to be an open meeting. and the attendance of a large number of the members or the organization is desired.
 SUPREME COURT CLERK RE- TuRNS-Clay Leonard. clerk Of the supreme court returned yesterday from a two weeks v>cation on the coast. where Mrs. Leonard is spend ing the summer She is located Tn Los Angeles
 STANFORD CLUB MEETs-The Stanford club will hold its last event of the season tomorrow night when it will entertain with picnic supper and dance at Riverside park Students
 who are spending their vacation al home, as we'll as graduate members of the club, are included in the invi- tati0ns extended by the organizations
 TO RETURN TWO TO COAST Roy Walton and James McComes, wanted in San Francisco on ~ charge of larceny of an automobile.
 will be returned to the coast to lace trial. the requisition or the California agents J. J. Cannon and G. J. Lin- decker for their extradition having been shonored yesterday.
 GRAIN GROWERS TO MEET There will be a meeting of all the grain growers who signed the pooling l agreements in 416 Heard building 7:30 l Tuesday night The grain committee 1 wishes to talk over the outlook with | the growers in view of determining l the policies of handling the present l pool. The meeting is called by s. C. | Miller, chairman of the grain com MYERS HEARING TODAY m The l preliminary hearing of Lafayette l Myers, president of the Glendale State | Bank, charged with forgery. will start l in the court of Justice Nat n. Mckee at 10 o'clock this morning Myers is l charged with drawing a note fol $53492 on February 26. 1919, payable I to the Glendale State Bank to which if is alleged he forged the name ol W. l.. Abbott, rancher living neal Glendale. Myers was released follow. ing his arrest several cays ago under
 bond of 5000.
 I FEW IN POLICE CouRT-Polic court was marked by lack of evidenc' yesterday. Only two defendants ap
 peared while eight others forfeite'
 small bonds Foster Brown entere' 4 plea of guilty to participating tn
 crap game at Eastlake park Sunda,
 and was fined SIS John F. Wilsol and William Voladez forfeited $1
 bonds rather than appear to answe similar charges. Fortunio 1nGuez wa the other defendant to appear. Hi
 case was continued.
 Il kIWANlS CLUB LUNCHEON TO DAY-The regular weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis club will be held the '. NJ. C. "A. at l2:15 o'clock todd, Tn the absence of Royal~ W. LescheI . president of the club. who is attend ing the international convention | Cleveland. Arthur Esgate will preside while J Oscar Sexson Is filling tn 1 office of ofisecretary. The chairman c the day will be Jack Daniels. Georg McNeil will give the attendance priz and John Urner will deliver the trad , talk A program of vocal selection will be rendered by A. J. kisselpurgl
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Card or Thanka

We wish 10 thank our many kind friends for the sympathy and kind ness extended to us during our recent bereavement
 L. A. WATSON.
 H. c. WATSON.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
OBITUARIES
Jeseph Jehn sis.II

Joseph John Sideli was born al Paris. Ill. March is. 1884. He died at his home in Scottsdaie, Arix.. May -s. 1921 His father. in an carly day. purchased a large tract Of land where Siden. ILL. now is. The city was laid out by him and named for him He raised fine cattle for export trade and twice served the state Of Iliinoiz In the legislature
 Joseph was married to Maude Fisher at Indianola. H.. and three daughters were born to them. Ro- saiie. Zelda and Frcda. all well edu- cated and living at Sideli. III. He was married again on Feb. 11 1Ssz. at Siden to Lotta Ssalmaker. faithful heipmeet for him She de- nfcd herself that she might grant his every need and wish She has re- mained constantly by his bedside dur ing all his long Illness.
 His health was not good for many
 years and for the last seven years
 he has been unable to personally at
 tend ro his business affairs. All this time she faithfully cared for him and directed their businese She has | shown wonderful strength and cour- age. but the days Uili be long and
 lonely now that he Is gone from her. The friends vish to show what sym pathy and comfort they can to her In her loneliness.
 Soon srfer thA.r marriage they moved to Culbertson. Ncb.. and from there 10 Phoenix Aria. in 1sss. They
 later went to CalifQrnia for a shors
 time and then retu!hed to Nebrssks, and then 10 Dillon. Mont. but In ls0<
 the poultry business south of the "
 Later they moved to . homestead near the buttes east of the city. where i. they built . nice cottage and i'm. proved the ranch. They sold in.
 homestead about five yesrs ago and moved to scottsdaie. where they pur. Chased their present home. Politically Mir. Sidell was . Repub : activities of his party and took al active q part In politics as his faiIinl , health would permit. He tried al ' day to muster strength 10 so to th z polls and cast his ballot at the las election. but the day was not req ' pleasant and he had 10 give it up 1, He was a great lover of fine ssoel
 which he raised as long as hir heait would permit. He was kind and gen i. erous. . good fellow and liked by al n ~ho knew him
 . The funeral s>rmon was preacne V by a long time friend and near neigh n bor. the Rev. y A. vondcrhoof pas s tor of the FIrst Baptist church q
 Scottsdaie. The funeral was held
 the undertaking parlors of Moore
 Son in Phoenix. Wednesday. June
 at 1-3o D. m
 The Masonic order. Of which he wa
 a member. took charge of the <crs
 ices at the grave in Grcenwoo cemetery. The ovely steel cask' was surrounded by . wealth of flor' offerings and the Masonic serSI'
 was very appropriate and impres<iv uI The funeral waa . large one. In cv Id dcncc of the rrspcct Tn which 3fr- s V dell was held by all who knew him. ,- Mir. Sidcll leaves two sisters. Mr ,e T. D. Colt. Columbus. ohio. and Mr .- Jennie Southwick. who reaides r. Florida
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
CARRIERS WILL SEE HIP SHOW TONIGHT

Carrier boys Of The Republican will he the guests this evening Of Richards and Mace at the Hip fheater to sec one of the best programs of the sea son. The three pictures which the boys will enjoy arc ~Son of Tarzan. Mutt and Jeff and Constance Ial' madrc in '-The Love Expert
 The carrier boys win meet at the Republican office at D. n-- sharp fc go in a body to the Hip In time for the first show
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Iew;s a. ehallex

\ Funeral services for Lewis R Shai- ley. who paEscd away in this city Sunday morning win be held this Afternoon at o'clock at the Merry man chapel Intermcnt VIII be in Forest Lawn cemetery
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21

The Apple Goats and suits-one clothing merchant uses the apple as a trademark. He claims there would not have been any clothing business if it hadn't been for an apple--wam- pus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

has the same right as man TO do
a thing. There should be no legis-
laaon against any particular sex.
race. class. color, OF creed in this
country.
Morality cannot be forced BY
law. We must educate people TO
It. Girls must be taught by their
mothers their true place in the
world"
Col. Ghadiali. or Col. Dinshah, as
he is often called. has had a varied
and picturesque career. He IS a
Parsee. born at Bombay, India, and
from early childhood has shown in
tense interest in research work Of
a scientific nature. For 80 years he
has studied light, heat, electricity
and magnetism. and has found in
certain light waves valuable cura-
tive properties Col. Dinshah IS also
a Psychologist Of acute perceptions.
Reasons for Opposing Smoking.
Il am neither faddish nor fanatic.
Col. Dinshah said. but ] am
sworn enemy OF smoking.
THE poisons that are n nicotine
are not always well understood.
They are pyr1dine. sulphuric acid.
carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide
and prussic acid.
The results OF smoking are dry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
WOMEN ORGANIZE TO
ASK DISARAHENT
By MRS. EDWARD THOMAS
Secretary Women's Peace Union OF
Western Hemisphere.

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-If you
don't ask for complete disarmament
YOU will never have It.
That is why a group OF women OF
Canada and the United States met
at Niagara Falls in August and
founded the Women's Peace Union
OF the Western Hemisphere.
We believe that under no circum-
stances is it right 20 take human
life. We pledge ourselves to work
for world peace and we leave our
organization open to any woman liv-
ing in the Western Hemisphere who
agrees never. under any circumstan-
ces. to take part in the hideous bust
ness Of man killing.
If women had not asked for COM
plete suffrage we would not have It.
Now Is the time TO ask for complete
peace.
II two nations can live as Canada
and the United States have for a
hundred years why cannot every ma
ton do the same?
We believe 1t is possible TO have
complete, immediate and universal
disarmament And the way to dis
arm is TO disarm.
We do not believe in scrapping
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

which you simply know. ny instinct.
is there.
He always accompanies Mrs. Ire
maine on her journeys And weeps
az the door OF the hotel suite when
she leaves for a period XXI. over
whose woody brown head some 10
years have passed. Is less demon
stratlve.
Mrs. Tremaine is slim. quite as
slim as you expected. with hair just
a tinge red and bo5bed. Her face
-wistful sensitive. eager. vital Her
voice-heavy. You wonder where
all Of its depth and weight STAYS in
80 slim a person. And her feet
such little feet
Her dress was something dark.
accented with brilliant color
which might have been called red
n that could express its gorgeous
ness There was a collar which
stood up and away little and "a
string OF pearls
But the pearls an. there was
the secret Instead OF falling close
to her neck line they were around
the collar. so they almost outlined
her shoulders and accented their
straight slimness. Therein is the
difference that makes Irene Castle
Tremaine real individual
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

battleships 10 protect the chemical
industry. Along that line We have
sent tae following resolution 10 the
American Chemical society:
We believe that u should be the
part OF science 10 redeem history
from being a record OF crimes. folnes
and misfortunes. We appeal TO you
20 do constructive work instead OF
devoting science 20 the devising OF
poison gases and other destructive
agencies. The world IS weary OF war
Economically sick 1t is in sore need
OF the @ id OF those who can solve the
difficulty.
Now that we have suffrage and
women are beginning TO understand
why. under existing economical con-
ditions and imperialism, military
system is a means to an end, they
get the full significance or Bis
marcks statement:
ANY fool can govern by military
rule"
Women have # in their power to-
day 10 create a public opinion for
peace that will be more enduring
than armament. And so. as the dis
armament conference convenes we
send this greeting 10 them:
Women, from pole 70 pole-unitei
Safeguard against war.
Peace knows no boundary.
Peace knows no enemy.
Peace has no trade barrier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
"a SOCIETY," Personal ,sS TS57ES

cate facial beauty Will cause her to
give up what a woman would never
relinquish IN response TO moral
teaching.
II only other disputed customs OF
humanity showed results IN this IN
deniable fashion. II would Do easy
to halt many other excuses.
There Il the question OF marriage
and divorce. which was discussed
recently at the All Cults Medical
by Col. Dinshah Cha
dali. metaphyzcian and psycholo-
glst. He said:
Should Not Degrade Themselves.
The whole trouble is IN women
trying 20 be the equals OF men
they never can be. They always
have been and always viii be mems
superiOrs. Woman is supreme. es-
pecially in the development OF the
race. for. no matter what a man
may achieve. he can never become
a mother.
THAT Is why I am against
women degrading themselves with
drink and smoking. II viii be a
great calamity II women take up
the vices that men are now setting
aside. But nothing can be done by
class legislation or laws made
one sex or the other. Woman
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
WHAT IRENE CASTLE
HAS TO SAY ABOUT
MODERN TENDENCIES
By RUTH AGNES ABEIING.

ITHACA, y. Y, oct. s. - she
folded one slim leg back and then
settled among the cushions. Irene
Castle Tremaine was ready TO talk.
Modern dancing-it was suggested
by the music from a restaurant
nearby
Dreadful! Shakes your teeth
Quit" said she.
Rolled down stockings?
"a sloppy. old-fashioned habit"
Present-day fashions?
"Unlovely. Too many indefinite
lines. There must be a decided sill
houette II smartneSS and beauty are
10 be achieved
The source of her own gift for
style?
From my mother" And she re-
fuses TO modify It
American women?
They're the smartest. the most
charming and the loveliest women
on earth" says Mrs. Tremaine. and
then, with her luminous smile, "be-
most generous and indulgent hus-
bands"
Home life?
"Oh, it's Just fine" with one slim
hand Mrs. Tremaine bowled. over
JOY, a Belgian Griffon, about the
size OF your pet cat. and began
slapping its fat, round stomach.
I'm not domestic, though, and If
I had TO order the groceries I'd
never eat"
Her own dancing career?
AT an end. I'll never dance pro-
fessionally any more. I couldn't find
a partner. I know almost nothing
OF what the dance steps for the win
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

throat. imperfect circulation % the
blood with loss Of equilibrium, hard
ening OF the arteries and weak eyes.
bad teeth and poor digestion.
Smoking among women may
easily result in a serious loss Of
equilibrium and the perfect balance
OF feminine characteristics which
makes her a woman. Then she may
take on male characteristics, such
as a beard"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
WOMEN FAC FANS
TO ACQUIRE MANS
FEATURES, CLAIM
French Doctors Say That
Smoking and Drinking
Cause Abnormal Boards.
BY MARGERY REX.


NEW YORK. oct. 8.-Wiu excess
sive smoking cause women 20 take
on masculine characteristics, even
grow boards on their faces2
From Paris comes the startling
news that French doctors sre able
20 prove by statistics that alcohol
and cigarets cause these abnormal
growths on feminine faces.
II this be true thcn 10 should be
the most effective argument ever
offered against the use by women OF
cigarets. Fear OF losing her dell
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
EnR SpEEn

II YOU would speed up the drying
OF the bed clothing which YOU have
Numbered. have two clothes lines
strung with about two feet OF space
between them and pin the blankets
20 each one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

stomach again. And Joy loved It.
You could tell by the way be flip
ped his excuse for a tail. JOY is
about six years old and one Of those
shaggy little fellows with a nose
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
SAVE SUGAR.

If very acid fruits, such as cram
berries. currants and the like, are
cooked until nearly finished and then
sweetened, they will not require so
much sugar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
For A CHANGE.

Substitute pineapple Juice for one
half of the vinegar when you make
French dressing the next time.
You'll like the difference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
ENTREES.

Use bread crumbs instead o!
cracker crumbs when frying entrees
They are preferable because they
are not sorgy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

ter are liable 20 be And I used 70
Nike dancing better than anything
else"
she was Shaping Joys plump
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

Try NEWS-TIlIES Want Id,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-27
SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM CROSBYTON REVIEW

Rev. II. c. Gordon, the new Meth
odist pastor for Crosbyton, arrived
with his family first Of the week and
will occupy his pulpit at the usual
hours next Sunday. Let us all 60
out and give him a rousing reception
for his first service. Rev. j. h.
Yates, circuit rider for the Crosby
ton Circuit, has also arrived with his
family and they re domiciled in the
south part Of town. These men are
20 be leaders Of the moral forces OF
this vicinity for at least the next
twelve months.
We regret TO hear that Mrs. j. NJ.
Reed is quite III at her home in town
and may have to be carried TO the
Lubbock Sanitarium for treatmen.
Mrs. J. W. Lemmons returned 10
her home near Lubbock yesterday,
after a few days pleasant visit to her
sister, Mrs. j. l.. Glover at this place.
There is little scare Of scarlet
fever in town and il has been re-
ported that there are several cases
but after making diligent inquiry we
can 10 ate only one case--Olivia, the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j
Taylor, who became i'll first Of the
week, and who is improving as We
90 10 press. The little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Mabe out at thu
dairy is also reported i'll with th'
fever, but we have been unable e
confirm the report.