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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
PHOENIX BUSTL|NG
 READY FOR OPENING ARIZONA STATE FAIR

PHOENIX, Oct. 26.-Phoenix is bustlfng with importance this week in preparation of the role she is about to assume as host to the thousands who will gather here next week to attend the Eighteenth Annual session of the Arizona State Fair -t -
 The capital city is manifesting . degree of civic pride never shown before, and with committees of the Chamber of Commerce and of the Junior Chamber of Commerce ac- tive, everything possible is being done to welcome the visiting throngs. Merchants are decorating the win dows and store fronts and the entire city is putting on a gala dress of flags and bunting. This years fair is destined to eclipse in every department and in every feature all past attempts. A most remarkable program of events has been arranged, and the exhibits this year will be more comprehen- sive and extensive than on any pre- vious occasion. | Aerial stunts, horse-racing. cowboy sports, and automobile racing consti- ute the headline attractions. and these will be supplemented with Indian pastimes, boys and girls con tests and vaudeville attractions. the latter to be staged both on the grounds and on the downtown street corners during the evening hours Four bands will furnish music throughout the week. The crack 18th Infantry band of Fort Huachuea will be here in all it's glory Other musical organizations participating will be the Phoenix Municipal band. the St. Johns Mission Indian band. and the band of the U. s. Indian school
 Fair week will mark the holding Of many notable events in lodgedor. On Monday night there will be a fantastic parade of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine as a preliminary to the introduction of a large class of novitiates. Later in the week the Dokeys will hold the spotlight with spectacle of similar nature.
 The Arizona Court of Beauty, com posed of the fairest daughter of each of the 13 counties outside of Mari copa, will be the center of much in- terest and attraction, eliminating in the selection of one of their number as Queen of the Arizona fair, and as such the winner of the $500 beauty prize.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
cHAs. B. WARD, COMING

Chas B. Ward, opponent of ex- Governor Hunt in the recent dem ocratic primaries for the nom- ination for Governor. and who is justly styled the silver tongue orator of the state, and one of its foremost Democrats, will ad- dress the voters of Clifton and Morenci on Monday evening next, Oct. 30. Morenci at 7:15 D. m. and Clifton 500 p. m. MT. Ward will be accompanied by Sidney P. Osborn, ex-Secretary of State, who will also speak at both places
 The Democratic county candi- dates opened their meetings this week at York on Friday night where all of the candidates made short talks. The party of candi- dates were accompanied by Hon. A. R. Lynch, county chairman, and w. B. Kelly, Executive Com mitteeman, who also spoke on this occasion.
 The speaking dates for the remainder of the campaign are as follows: r
 Metcalf, Saturday, October 2S
 Clifton and Morenci Mon. Oct. 30
 Franklin, Tuesday, Oct. 31.
 Day School House, Nov. 1.
 Sheldon, Nov. 2. .I .4
 Morenci, Friday, Nov. 3.
 Clifton. Saturday, Nov. 4.
 Duncan, Monday, Nov. 6.
 At Clifton, Morenci and Duncan there will be free dance follow ing the speaking.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
GOOD CATTLE MART IN LOS ANGELES
 AFTER NOV. lST

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26 - Beef steers are $50 for rough Southern Arizonans, up to cents for fed Utahs and Colorados and Nevadas Cows fat are from 5 cents for com mon stuff up to 5.90 for good North erns. 4.10 to 40 Denver makes Coloro do COWS cost 5.60 to 5.9O and the steers, fat Colorado, at $50 make them cost s cents and down to 7.75. The Flagstaff and Kingman grass steers from Arizona cost $50 there stand an approximate 100 fb. shrink en route, and $4 freight exepense, so they virtually stand 750 Los An geles. A bunch of fat Mexican steers are selling 300 fb here on the $50 basis. Lambs are around the 1S cent mark and hogs 10.5O to Il. Feeder lambs are bringing up to 12.40 Manassas City. Wool is up again to 55 cents and very strong. Hides are up some.
 The union stockyards open at Los Angeles Nov. 1st. The commission men have formed an exchange and request that shipments of common cattle be, light until California rains which are expected within 30 days or less.
 Fat heavy steers and fat cows of weight will on the present market bring good prices if distributed along and there is great demand for lambs and hogs. The market here is overcrowded on common cows and veal. until California buyers have grass. after which they can absorb 100000 head.
 A general advice is given for the adjacent range country to cut ship ments in the Los Angeles yards as a matter of producer protection until the distributing channels are given a chance to be completed. After Nov. 5th to 10th Los Angeles should be a good market There are some twenty commission men, including some five or six very good men who have been ex-packer managers. Rates will be the same as other yards pending the naming of permanent rates by the Department of Agricul' ture.
 A l., SPEIIMEYER
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ENTERIAlNS-

At the semi-monthly luncheon of the Clifton Commercial Club. held at the ''Y" building on Friday last. the members were highly entertain ed with a musical program by the seven members of the High School orchestra under the direction If Miss Newhouse. musical director. The orchestra is composed of Rode rick MacLeay, 'Wm. Collins. Artis Slaughter, Edward Wagstafi. Arehi- bald Cashion. Bertha Stephens and Mike Haddad. Another interesting feature of the luncheon club this week was a narrative description of the several smelting plants in Arr zona given by J. O. Amber. super intendent of the P D .Smelter. who has recently completed visit to each plant in the state and northern Sonora.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
WILMA STEPHENS Is
 THE WINNER IN FAIR BEAUTY CONTEST

Ere this issue reaches our readers, Miss Wilma Stephens, of Clifton, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Richard Stephens, a student of the Univer- sity of Arizona last year, and at present a teacher in the North Cliff ton School, will have arrived in Phoenix as the elected representatiJe e of Grenlee County in the Arizona State Fair Beauty Contest.
 Miss Stephens from the beginning was popular favorite in the voting contest which was conducted by THE COPPER ERA in this county at the request of the Arizona Fair Commission. Voting was done by means of coupons clipped from these columns. Energetic efforts by the friends of the popular native daughter of Clifton won the contest.
 Miss Ellen Martin, another popular Clifton girl, was second and Miss Attic Branyon, of Duncan, was third.
 The standing of the six highest nominees in the Greenlee county Fair Beauty Contest was as fol- lows:
 Miss Wilma Stephens (winner) 3S,300 Miss Ellen Martin 16, ,000 Miss Autie Branyon ......... IF, ,000 Miss Kathryn Awbrey ....... 6,1O0 Miss Etta Mae Bake ....... $500 Miss Mildred Cotey .......... 4,700
 In all there were fifteen nominees in the contest which was spirited from start to finish
 Miss Stephens, accompanied by Der father will leave for Phoenix Saturday morning and on Monday next, from the representatives of the thirteen counties, will be chosen, by ballot, the Queen of the Fair
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
TO HOLD CORPORATION
 COMMISSION HEARING

The Clifton Water & Improvement Go. has applied to the Arizona Cor poration Commission for an increase in it's rates to consumers in the town of Clifton. Notice has been given that the above entitled case will be heard at Clifton on Monday, Nov. 13, 1922 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m. At this time opportunity will be afforded those in favor of said increase and those against the pro posed increase to be heard before the Commission.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
REPUBLICANS OPEN AT FRANKLIN

The Republican county candidates opened their speaking campaign in the precinct of Franklin on Friday night of this week with all tho county candidates present who spoke briefly in support of their candidacy, The speaking program was followed by a dance.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27

Miss Mabel Dilliner formerly of Clifton. but who has been residing at Sioux City, Iowa, the past sev- eral years is visiting with friends in Clifton for few weeks, after which she will go on to California where her parents MT. and Mrs. l. N. Dilliner are now located.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27

W. H. Neill, formerly of the A. c Go. Ltd. General Office Stad. has been on visit to his family in Cln- ton this week. MT. Neill is at pres ent employed in Tombstone hy one of the mining companies of that district.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
A. C. co. LTD. PAYS OIVlpEND-

Local stockholders of the Arizona Copper Go. Ltd. received notice this week of the declaration of dividend of one shilling per share payable in November. The A. c. Go. Ltd. is nov a holding company for the old A C. stockholders, the A. C. Go. Ltd. be- ing stockholder of the Phelps Dodge Corporation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
A. l.. SPELLMEYER.

Hon. Chas B. Ward, candidate for Governor in the democratic primaries will make two speeches in Greenlee county advocating the election of Geo. W. P. Hunt, the successful can 6idate. He will speah in both Cliff tor and Mofenci on the nigh: of Oct. 20
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27

Hon. H. A. Elliott, senator from Greenlee county, was called to Bis bee this week on important business but Is expected back in the county on Monday to take part in the Demo cratic campaign.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27

Jack Albrecht is back in the dis trict representing the Union Litho- graph Co.,, of Los Angeles.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27
FIRE BREAKS OUT IN wAREAOtJSE-

A fire which started in the old Italy store, now: being used as a hay warehouse, on Saturday night last, destroyed several bales of hay before it was extinguished by the fire department
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
Ru;ld Firm, ~"Stay.There" Flesh-Increase Energy.

Hyou want to quickly clean your skin and complexion. put some h nm ma 3
- cent better simly try taking two Of MaNin,s tiny yeast YlTAMON laMets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18

niZable as a photograph. i fancy
Mr.. Theodore V"nsittart would give
something to have his wife's picture
removed before the notoriety of to-
morrow"
Professor Semyonov nodded slow
ly.
You observed the most promi-
nent thing in the portrait. did you
not?" he asked. The Vansittart
emerald? 1t has figured in more
than one unsavory episode in the
traditions OF it's history, yet it is
the pride of the family. Perhaps
that is the reason why Mrs. Vane
has, one might say, maliciously en-
phasized it. The portrait was to
have been that of a jewel, not a
lady"
And the critics will fail upon
that fact like dogs upon a bone!'
Barry laughed and then his face
sobered. "How long have the Other
tenants been in the house. Professor
SemNonov""
The thin, little creature in the
attic studio was here when | came,
two years ago mex, October, and
heavens knows bow long before
that" he responded, 1.-THE young
man. M. Iadd, moved in only three
months ago, on the first of May, and
my morose neighbor, just below,
took possession a year before that
after 1 myself hal been here six or
seven months. The cantor, or sup
erintendent, looks as though he
might have been she furnace mar for
the origina. h~ouseholders and his
name L believe to be HEDGE"
As he srCke there came a respect
full but authoritative knock upon his
door and he arose with a sigh and
wa1dled over to admit a long-armed,
wiry youn~ man whose blue eyes
were as keen a Barry's own.
Hello, Craig." the latter cried be-
fore either of the others could speak.
Did the chief send you over from
headquarters to take charge of the
case? Mr.. Semyonov, this IS Ser
geant. Craig. FROM the homicide
bureau"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
Insist On Castles Heathized
Ice Cream

And remember, when you buy ice cream, whether it is a
dish at the nearby soda fountain, or a brick or carton to
take home for the family, be sure that it's Castles. If
your dealer hasn't it, go to a Castles dealer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18

II guess we all know what Pro-
fesscr Semyonoy has done for us in
times past The newcomer laughed
as he sho1k hands. then turned
frankly tn Barry. II don't know
why the chief assigned me to this
job when YOU were already on the
ground, JOHN, but orders are orders
and I'll be thankful for a little I'M
official corporations"
"Tve got to interview the other
tenants OF the house." said Craig.
Are there any pointers you could
give me ErSt?'
you haven't seen them"
mo. i read the statements they
made to the precinct dicks and then
came straight for you. They're each
in their own apartments with a
guard on each landing and W. on
the street below, on@ at the entrance
door and CnA where the fire escape
comes down outside the studios, by
that vacant strip of land. There's no
other way e.ny o. them can get out
for Boyle and the other two went
over the lcpf thoroughly" Craig re-
piled. st looks like an inside job
all riglt, fol- Boyle was right out
side the house when he heard the
shot fired and nobody could have
come out or the door or down the
fire escape without his seeing them"
what did the medical examiner
say" Barry asked after a pause, In
a cautious undertone.
mot much: you know he's always
like a clam unit he gets his report
in at headquarters and he has still
the autopsy to make" the other re-
spocded. ct was a bullet from a
small pistol that Killed her, though,
and it was fired from a considerable
distance for there were no powder
marks on the BODY nor anywhere
else that we could find. Come down
to the studio where the murder was
committed yourself and have an
other look around; the tenants can
wait"
Barry agreed with a nod and to-
getler they descended past iris
wold's door where a grinning police
man saluted them and from behind
which care a defiant series of
snotes. On the landing below n
other officer stood 3n guard. but the
door swung idly on it's hinges, the
body nae been removed and the
lurid, counterfeit daylight had been
ext;nguished, leaving only the SOFT
opaloscent glow of the lamps in the
luxurious. deserted living room.
Did you notice after you smashed
in that this is a spring LOCKE" Craig
had paused at the entrance. Any
one could have run out after firing
that shot and pulled the door shut
behind him and it would have locked
of itself. It's the only one of it's
kind in the house. too; the ~janitor'u
have to explain that. and if he don't
come back by morning We'll get the
dragnet out after him."
CONTINUED Tomorrow
Copyright, 1922, N. E. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18

1t is reported that Mrs. Wilson
Lisk has purchased the CONNECTION
cry business Of Mrs. Kate Woolley.
corner Main street and Valley Drive.
Mrs. John Terhune entertained a
number of friends at bridge on Sat
urday night.
John Hall is confined to his home
in Main street with scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cottrell have
returned from a visit to Baltimore.
While there they were the guests OF
Mrs. Cottrells parents Rev. and
Mrs. Samuel Bowers.
DIR. and Mrs. c. A. Gesswein en-
tertained a number of friends at
bridge on Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
PUBLIC OPINION
LIKES BIBLE

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
Will you accept my c~ongratula-
ions for your editorial of January
) regarding Bible reading. 1t is GER
ainly a pleasure to know that we
have business men who believe in
he Bible and at the same time have
backbone enough to acknowledge
same to the public.
l hope 1 may yet see it on the
front page.
l am
Yours very truly,
G.. M. HARRISON,
los Mechanic ST., Red Bank. n. j..
Formerly of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
MATAWAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Roehl have return
ed home after visiting in Brooklyn.
Mrs. John Whitlock and daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Whitlock, have re-
turned after visiting relatives in
Brooklyn.
Miss Ethel Mount has returned to
her home in E~nglishtown after
spending a few days with MI. and
Mrs. George Barrett in SchencE
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hulsart and
family, of Point Pleasant, are visit
ing Mr.. Hulsart's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Hulsart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
BEGIN HERE ID

The report of a revolver, followed
] Y hurrying footsteps on the stairs,
insorrupts the social evening which
detective Barry had planned to
scend with his friend, Professor
emyonov. in the latter's room on
tae fifth floor of a New York apart
I icnt house. Barry and the Pro-
feesor rush down stairs and discover
that beautiful Miriam Vane, society
} ortrait painter. has been murdered
in her studio apartment on the third
1 Or. Gordon Laid, a young artist
lon the second floor. and Henry Girls
\ d. an irasciblc bachelor from the
nth, enter the studio after being
tuld of the murder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
LOUIS DUBOIS T
as5 RECTOR STREET

235 RECTOR STREET
Tel. et5-R Perth Am5oy. n. D
NOTARY PUBLIC
Affiliations for Soldier BonuE Llvi
War. Spanish American Veteran and Wld-
owls Pensions a specially.
Open Every Evening from , 20 . TN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
We Adopt The Great New Process

When we discovered the tremendous advantages of max
ing ice cream this purer, better way we at once secured
the sole right to this process for our territory. We knew
it was the biggest and most important advance in ice
cream manufacturing in the history of the industry.
We knew that ice cream frozen in ordinary air was al
ways of doubtful purity. We found out that ice cream
made in air was lower in food values, oxidation by air
destroying the vitamine food value, the precious elements
of food without which we cannot live.
SO we secured the right to Heathize our ice cream. 1t is
costing us thousands Of dollars a year just to add this
greater safeguard to the purity of our ice cream, but we
don't ask the public to share this expense. The Castles
Ice Cream you buy doesn't cost you one cent more. You
have the advantage of knowing that when you buy
Castles Heathized Ice Cream you are buying the purest
and best ice cream that science, money and brains can
produce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
Castles Is The Only
Heathized Ice Cream
Made In New Jersey

Don't make any mistake. If you want Heathized les
Cream be sure to ask for Castles, because if it isn't Castles
it isn't Heathized.
The J. Il. Castles Ice Cream Company controls the Elk
elusive right to manufacture ice cream under the
Heath patents in New Jersey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-23
Los iHtkdHIS GSpafGS hsGjll q Don Angel RVEI

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aac.sfa - s. - Asfri Giscra. eaa
h.hsa 8, Iiose. etiis arase Aacr a..
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ie't.ssars n.c 70 tsngersr , hi-u
rsc-eniaT "A~l-.n'. cac is cars3
conic ise idon,e. \
Fle cna E4fa cuamcsc' 20 ia a. "a
lEes nsia, =, s4hig toda, "a 1e "a iie-
ara. .,os c.c5 5 toaa. "a oa.5s,rsse
oss ahara dse.e nias cue run a, cone
hcyida siis. y ose ahoin sc " Guar
.re. sr-h,e &c ts;ns ea Fli1inas, d-n-
do ecu.o aycf mime comcstaba 50
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Gcsa.isrie;tn tci oeste,,aro.
,cat desc3 dc haeor explos os;5a tcnia
e. alma del ST. Eecro, lndGdah'e-
r.erta ia con'en.do irrarte amos to-
20 a.acl l..isn,o cue se ie escape aver.
Fge dgamatico el relate &c la deTro-
"a. e, momento en- que dispar>6 ei prl-
Tacr cahon contra los norteameTica-
ncs, Y el momento en- que "a estaba
para moTir prenaiendo fuego a Ia san
ca.Sara, crando recibi5 orlen dc
rcndirze.
"Yo entonces-nos decia el capitan
Riverc--, ncmarado gobernajor gene
raj De Ia plaza, mande recoger. tcdas
las handeras nacionales de castillos,
hat2rias ediic;os del Cobia,ro las
eneerr6 en- ura ca!a de cearo, que man
Ga constrair Y CT la auc voivie~on a
la patria a bordo del vapor IN onte-
video".
Asi, cgando ei ccrcHel conisionado
del Ejercito nortaame:icano re dijo:
Captain, ordene izar su bandera pa
ra que, arriandola despues, pueda yo
subir la mia, 70 lie contests: "Coro-
mel, no tengo bandera alguna cue su-
bir; todas, sin una sola exception, es-
tan a bordo del "Montevideo" canine
de Espafia"
El jefe americana mostrose irritado
en- principle; pero despues, mirandome
fijamente, me dijo: "Well done" (bien
hecho); y termino dandome un fuerte
apreton de manos."
Asf Rivero siguio ,relatando peripe-
cias conmovedoras de la guerra in1til,
cuyo heroismo esta sin historian, pues
todo aquello fue parar al Rastro con
verdadera precipitation, como Ell las
ruinas sdbitas, como en- las tisis gallo
pantes q. Sc llevan a toda una familia.
Rivero desde entonces Sc dedica a
recoger datos en- los archives de todos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-23

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,reyis,ss gre Ia aesho a. a,niirunie
s.isl se1 y y c1sa-aisnls Gel Mai
Iae ) ~ .ua-s roittiecs nor eamcri-
canos 1e eutsa.c-. ha cscr't3 un lih.o
i1oadeconts a py7har que 10 del Mai
ne" iu9 rla vii calunania, de Ia que sc
han reiia todo Il fin lss psopaladere-.
Enrique D.ez-Caacao-al que cl dia
20 daremos On bsnquese en- Pombo-
&c lovant6 81 final, y daspnss de reco-
! ger con efusi5n la palabras de D. An
gel Riverc, recordo Lopez Barbadi-
, lie, aqucl jacacandoso cultivador de
las letras, en- cuyo ingenio Sc adunaba
una solera &C zluchas cepas tipo Je-
rez fino...
Todos di.nos por bien empleada Ii
tardo. ncs fuiD,og a continuar la
tarea cen ell espiritu eievado, mas mo-
vidos hacia el ideal qua en- otros dias
en- que ros abruna I'll POGO Ia luz
amarillo y el siIcacio.
Ramon Gomez dc Is Serna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-23

DON JESUS ECHEGOYEN.

Hemos recibido la vista del seiior
Don JESUS Echegoyen, distinguido ele-
mento que perteneci0 a La Colonia Es-
pamela de San Juan, y que desde hace
algunos amos Sc encontraba ausentc del
pals. Ahora viene ell seiior Echegoyen
.en viaje de propaganda de un produc-
to medicinal de mucho renombre. el
Trutamiento Zeadejds que ha operado
segdn los testimonies que hemos viS-
to, portentosas cnras
FL senior Echegoyen, despu6s de tra-
bajar la plaza de- San Juan, yisitarl
Ia Isla hacienda una eficaz campaia
de diffusion del excelente producto dc
la farmacopea moderna.
Saludamos al estimado viajero que
tiene aquf tantos amigos, lie desea-
mos un exito complete Ell las gestio-
nes que lie traen al pals.