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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
ARizoNA.sAND THE.ss sss.i.sess.rs
 LEAGUE OF SoUTHWEs1 |.

A.iZona, in concert with the states. of New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. has demanded an equal vote with California in the meeting of the League of the Southwest, now in session at Riverside. Forecast has been made that the league will break up before the present meeting is concluded and, from the standpoint of Tany Arizona people, such action would not be unpopular. Many citi- zens of this state feel that the sub- ject of the conference is largely the ibusiness of Arizona.
 Fully alive to the value of Colorado river power, the people of southern California are extremely anxious mat they get the lions share of any re- suits of the development that is ITO posed in Northern Arizona. Hence the League of the Southwest was inn portrned to take hand in the mat ter and to swing the pendulum in favor of that part of the country. New Mexico. however, in company with Colorado, Utah and Wyoming are equally desirous of securing bcne- fits from the Colorado river. Arizona is Il, erely looking on while other states. which hold practically none of tie power sites, are endeavor.ng to loct the states birthright.
 Practically every power and dam site on the upper Colorado river is located within the confines of he state of Arizona. While Utah and New Mexico and even Colorado nay have some claim upon the waters of that great river, the major interest lies in this state. Yet we proceed to recognize the interest of New Mexico, on account of the San Juan river touching a corner of that state; the claim of Colorado for the Ga1ne req son and those of Wyoming and Utah and Nevada and California for similar reasons. Arizona sits idly by and waches it's neighbors dividing, or laying plans to appropriate it's wealth and rower.
 T,se League of the Southwest is high soudning in title It had it's in- ception in southern California ant if there is anything the folks of that part of California are adept in, it is the seizure and utilization of otter peoples property California how ever. cannot be blamed if Arizona is willing to permit the steal to go for warf.
 With the Grand Canyons gigantic proportions looming entirely within the borders of Arizona, the state is witnessing strange sight. The peo- pie of California, New Mexico. Colo rado. Nevada, Utah and Wyoming are putting their hands into the pockets of Ar;zona's great resources Co-cpera- tion there may be, between the vari- ous states in the matter of the de- velopment of the power and irrsga- tion possibilities along the Colorado river. but it should be cooperation with the state of Arizona leading the activity and fully alive to it's rights and it's responsibilities. -Bisbee Re view
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
} TASTED
 DAYS AT 4 TIME
Eats Anything He wants And Is Gain. ing In Weight and Strength Every
 Day

q have just finished my second bottle of -Tanlac and the medicine has already done me a world ol good" said Joseph E. Daniels, 1900 sS. Hope St, Los Angeles, Cal. For two years my stomach was all up with gas. After meals I bloated up with gus, had burning sensation in the pit of my stomach and just felt miserable. lost my appetite completely and went for four or five days at time hardly eating a mouth full. ' never ate bite of breakfast and kept losing in weight until I only weighed one hundred and twenty eight pounds, less than I had ever weighed in my life.
 But I certainly have an appetite now, since I have taken Tanlac, and every symptom of indigestion has left me, I sleep good every night and get up feeling all ready to en- joy good breakfast. I am gaining in weight and strength right along and am wonderfully improved in every way. I consider myself lucky to have found such medicine as Tanlac''
 Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
E. P. 6 S. w. GIVES s4,5oo. .o0o
 FOR A e NJ M RAIL ROAC

Washington, Dec. 29-The Fl Paso and Southwestern company pas auth orized today by the interstate com merce commission to purchase all outstanding stock and bonds of the Arizona and New Mexico railway and to consolidate it's 10S-mile line from Hachita, N. M, to Clifton, Ariz., with the present system of the South western. The purchase price is giv- en as s4,50O,000, of which $1,OOO,000 is to be paid in cash, and the balance in two year six per cent notes of the purcasing corporation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

may we'll serve as. the cornerstone Of constructive program for further economies and reforms.
 Again, there is no denying the fact that the; rank and file of the demo, cratic party are demanding a man of executive and business ability as their nominee for Governor. There is no dearth of such men in the Demo- cratic party and we hope to see a voluntary movement launched by the Committee in Phoenix which will insure the drafting of such a man to head the Democratic ticket.
 In order to accomplish this much desired result party caucas should be called by the State Committee to canvass the political situation and to unite upon Democratic candidate for Governor. and this caucas should be called before the small bore, of flee seeking politicians again attempt to force themselves upon the ticket.
 Democrats should realize that in this state party lines are no longer tightly drawn. The primary law has well served it's purpose as predicted. The dominant party-the Democra- tic party-at the time of admission to statehood. is we'll nigh disrupted, as evidenced by the numerous Re publican faces that peer at you in administration circles.
 , To trust the present political. .situa tion to the results of harum scarum primary, participated in on the Demo cratic side by Republicans, Socia- lists, Mugwumps, Non-P Partisans, etc, without some concerted action on the part of the bona fide democrats of the state, will be to commit political suicide.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
NINE SEATS IN ASSEMBLY
 ARE MINUS HOLDERS

Six republican and three democrats who served in the last session of the stat legislature as members of the lower house. will not be eligible to sit in a special session if governor Campbell calls such a session. All nine of the former representatives resiened immediately after the close of Il C regular session last spring. All but one of them resigned in order to be able to accept other public of fees. 4. -
 ST ould the governor call a special session of the legislature. the places of tue resigned members would be filled by men selected by the boards of supervisors of the counties in- &olved
 Jrcee Fred w Perkins, republican of Flagstaff, NCoconino county. re. signed to become assistant attorney gene1 al.
 O. E. Schupp, republican of Phoe- nix Maricopa county, also resigned to become connected with the at tornev generals office
 Charles K Pishon. republican of Phoenix. Maricopa county, resigned to accept a state position in connec ton with the taking of an inventory of state property
 " E. Remington. republican Of Phoenix, Maricopa county. resigned and ccepted a position with the state land denartment.
 I. P, Frazier, republican of Noga les Santa Cruz county. recently re sigred to become chief maintenance eneineer with the state highway de pertinent.
 Dana T. Miller, republican of Bowie CocF ise county. resigned because be found his business did not permit him to remain a member of the legisla ture.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
GEN A. J. SAMPSON sUccuMBs
 TO PNEUMONIA AT PHOENIX

rs. Gen Archibald Sampson, former minister to Ecuador and former at torney general of :. Colorado, died at his home in Phoenix today
 General Sampson, who. was born near Cadiz, O., on June 21, 1S39,. had beer suffering from pneumonia for the last six weeks. He was improv ing somewhat when his wife died twenty four days ago. but since then he had suffered relapse.
 General Sampson was appointed en voy extraordinary and minister piepi potentiary to Ecuador in 1887 and served in that capacity for ten years This was the first time person liv ing in a territory had been given 8 diplomatic appointment in more than sixty years. In 1873 he was nomin .ated for the post of United States consul general at Palestine, but de clined the honor.
 Tn 1876. general Sampson was elected attorney general of Colorado He was American consul at Fl Pasc del Norte. Mexico. from 1889 to 189s when he came to Phoenix
 He served in the civil war, enlist ing as a private and attaining the ranI. of captain in the union army. He was past deputy commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, and also was Mason of high degree 2 Id { Knieht Templar. ,.
 Mir Sampson was a graduate of Mt Union college, Ohio, and of tho Cleveland (Ohio1 law college. He was admitted to the bar in S65 an rracticed law in Sedalia. Mo-, and Canon City and Denver, Colo.
 lHrs wife was Miss Frances $ Wood of Joliet. III. One son. Ander son .f Sampson of Akron, Ohio. and ore dauehter Mrs F M. Livernore of Phoenix, survive him.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
OPPORTUNITY FOR DEMOCRATIC
 COMMITTEE

The opportunity presents itself to the members ol tue Democratic State Central Committee, who will convene in Phoenix on Monday, Jan uary 9th, to set on foot plans which will insure united democracy in the campaign this year for the primary purpose of redeeming the state from its present orgy of extravaganza and heavy burden of taxation.
 There is no denying the sentiment that exists among the taxpayers Of the state in favor o1 curtailment of the cost of state and county admin isration of public affairs.
 This will be the paramount issue in the campaign of 1922 and the Democrats should bend their efforts in this direction if they would com mand the support of majority of the voters, The bare fact that a compilation of the cost of rast Demo cratic administrations shows that the affairs of state have been managed more economically than under a sue ceeding Republican administration
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
THE FARM AND HOME EXHIBIT
 OF ARIZONA PRODUCTS

Tucson, Dec 31-A demonstration exhibit of homegrown and home made Arizona products will be oi special interest to all who attend Farm and Home Week. held at the University of Arizona, January 1921, 1922.
 In response to the request for ar. ticleS with, trade labels and retail prices to be displayed during the Week, arrangements have been madC to include sorghum syrup, honey, olive oil, sweet potatoes, waluuL5, peanuts, whole wheat and white flonr, beans, frijoles, onions, sweet pea seed, wool and cotton bed c JTl- forts brooms, mattresses, canned fruits and vegetables, milk, butter and cheese. Local merchants are in terested and assisting the committee by giving lists and retail prices, also loaning exhibits from their stores.
 How to reduce the cost of food supplies in the home, and helping the farmer to market the Farm pro duction is of equal importance to producer and consumer
 This special Farm and Home EX hibit of Arizona products will be il charge of Mrs. Martha Boggs. Secre ary of Maricopa County Farm Bureau Articles to he included in the exhibit may he sent to the Agricultural EX tension Service Room BOT. Agricul ture Building, University of Arizona Tucscn, Arizona.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
When You Are Bilious

To promote healthy action of the liver and correct disorders cause by bi1iousness Cham berlain's Tablets are excellent. Try them and see how quickly they give you a relish for your food and banish that dull stupid feeling.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
Not If As Rich As cresus

If you were as rich as Cresus you could not buy a better remedy for constipation than Chamherlain's Ta- blets. They are easy and pleasant to- take and when the proper dose is taken produce mild and gentle ef- feet. They also strengthen the di- geStiOn
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

But. you know. Senator Tom Wat son is not tho only man who loves the sound of his own voice.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

A girl raised to run the streets will probably not be successful if she ever tries to run 8 home.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

Some DeoDle apparently had rather have credit at the filling station than at the grocery store.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

The reason why there is always room at the top is because people are always slipping from it.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06
THE EVERLASTING METAL

Supposing 20, ,0oo 900 families dur ing the coming month would purchase household articles made of copper, weighing an average of say 10 pounds. < The expenditure would be small and a life timeeof service assured by the articles.
 Two hundred million pounds of copper would be used and the way opened for the unemployment of probably 50,OOO men in western cop, per mines, not to mention employ lment which would result in manu featuring plants. as3
 The prospective home builder should demand copper and brass fix lures instead of the inferior substi- tutes now sold him at high price and which are rusted or worn out with year or two of use
 What looks worse than the streaks of rust from tin water gutters or iron hinges as the rust washes down over the paint? s$
 Every metal has it's uses but for permanence, where hard wear or weather conditions must be met, nothing equals the products made from copper.
 You do not have to have hunters license when you go hunting for trouble
 burning unless you have to foot the coal bill.
 It is good politics to say the baby favors its mother, whether you think so or not.
 No; We don't know whether they ever ended that latest war in the Balkans or not @
 Maybe in time to come there will he demand for bonus for ex. football players.
 Orange-colored silk hose have been known to make a man worship the golden calf.
 If it depreciates much further Ger. man currency will be a liability rather than an asset.
 Naval reduction also means that the nations must take the chips off their shoulders Another objection to loud-mouthed people is that they are so often long winded as well.
 How sweet and pleasant it is to dwell next to neighbor who hasn't 1 got a photograph.
 %
 There is no accounting for tastes, 1 One girl has her hair bobbed, and an, | other wears wig. | All men are lazy, observes a Texas | philosopher. but some men give in to it more than others.
 No, you can't safely predict a bright , future for the chap who makes a practice of getting lit up.
 The reason why there is always room at the top is because people are always slipping from it.
 A girl raised to run the streets | will probably not be successful if she | ever tries to run home.
 But. you know. Senator Tom Wat
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

No, you can't safely predict bright future for the chap who makes a practice of getting lit up.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

All men are lazy, observes a Texas philosopher. but some men give in to it more than others.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

A divorce suit, as you have doubt less noticed, is seldom clean.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

There is no accounting for tastes, One girl has her hair bobbed, and an- other wears a wig.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

How sweet and pleasant it is to dwell next to neighbor who hasn'I got a photograph.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

Another objection to loud-mouthed people is that they are so often long winded as well.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

Naval reduction also means that the nations must take the chips off their shoulders a, sf
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-01-06

You do not have to have a hunters license when you go hunting for trouble.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
LEGAL NOTICES


AIoyslus 2 SCHNEIDER. Adm,1Is.laIe,F
~ Estate ~ willard a tlace- iertare'-
81. sarah Chare 81 3d.
In tAe Circuit Court pr
County. Indiana February Iern. ~
a. To Lena Chace george
I-sre Chare. wife of Gear-e thsge. owe
r. Dave. A. George baWs. husband OF
Olive DAVIS. Byron s. mac" eiItai
urrfei Erire Joseph BatfeN sarah baL
foli Aaron Austin. sarah Au-tlu. VII.
liam Iaurarre. American Home Aise
Soc. American Board ~ comm issIpnfff
for Foreign Missions AN Quotations
Soc. Amerlcan Bible Soc AN Tract Soc
RohhIrs RatrelI Sarah EldridEe lrania
H-mrhrev. Philip BafteI. Joseph ED
ridge Irene Battel ELLEN Batteu Anna
5atiel E.ien 49, p,,teiI
>foPckel. husband 81 hlltn % zen
Stoeckol Alex Pettlt Julia Caance. Ellz
.rhrfh OFonunr. Byron N'touuer. VII
liam III Drapler Martha Drapier- George
Chaco Jula a. Chace the unhnoWn VIE
or widow. che unknown husband or
wldOwcr the unknown heIrs or ueFlseca
of the above named defendants and the
unknown wife OF widow. husband or
widower. heirs or devtsees ~ each ~
such defendants and N each ei The
heirs ~ surh defendants
You are severnllv hereby notified tlaf
the above named petitioner - ADM ni-
traitor Of Tho estate aforesaI I'D. has hied 200
The Circuit Court III So Joseph county
Indiana 7etitl-n making you defend
ants thereto. and praying therein Inr on
order and decree NJ said Court author.
iEing The sale Of certain Real Estate 10
longing fo tfe estate ~ said dnseteuf,
and ic said edition described fo make
gsscts for the payment of rho debts and
Liabilities ~ said estate ana has also
flcd au affidavit drcrrnE that Tou and
each Of YOU AFRO n0n-ree idenfs III The state
~ Indiana. or that vour ross denre isl un-
SHOWN. and that you are necessary par
Ilcs fo said proceedings and Thar said
petition So hled and which i- now pend
Inl is ser for hearing In said Circuit
Court at tho Court House in ~0ufh Bend.
Indiana. on fhe 2-rd dsT ri March 1922
Witness fte tIfrs ana Seal 20 said
Court this 10Th d4V OF February. 1922
WILBUR 81 WARMER.
tIpr.
rs BERNARD o.. HOERSTNAN.
Deputy.
John X. SCHNEIDER Attorney.
Feb f12f March o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
@UGGE9SmPOlULE-R
Under Full Steam

The satsfacons and rewards Of work never come to
the halfway worker. He spends much time in think
ing what he ought get and little in going and
getting it that in the end he has nothing
Don't be with doing good work. Do all the
good work you canl Throw off the brakes of natural
laziness and loose your days vyork-day in and
day
The business world is full of men with ability What It
lacks is the who have great capacity for accomplish
You'll never know the best you do until you begin
to put some drive into your work. Think up speed
up step uP-to your ambihonl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


INDIANA Az. 30i-Four- room flat f;
bath. heat furnished $40. & II. Wins
Ter. AZ y. Michigan ST Lincoln 1856.
LINDSEY ST. til - Furnished. heated
apartment 4 rooms and bath.
MICHIGAN s.. 1911 Modern fat for
rent. 1911 s. Michigan Telephone l..
1888, references required $50 per
month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
ROOMS AND BOARD


TEW PORTAGE HOTEL ma lincoln
way f. now open for business under
new management. Rooms with steam
heat and showers, for men only. A
good home for business men, Rates
s. per week up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

lot lnEIerIEEf Realty ana EuINEuE
Co, Contractors and Builders.
Room No. J. American Trust bldg.
BETTEE BY NOW spring revival
will De here soon. Business is com
ing back. Many people iu south Bend
are living iu rooms. Lumber prices
are advancing Our Chamber ~ Com
nercp claims that the city needs six
teen million dollars more in houses
90 adequately take care of the people
M You have not arranged 90 buy or
build home. you owe DO tg yourself
and family t1 give the question seri-
Gus consideration AT once. J have
number Of desirable houses for sale
They are pr-reI right and some az
them can De had on easy terms. Also.
have several very good vacant lots.
Come do and ler MS talk it over. Frank
WILL sell at d great sacrifice. leaving
city. MODERN new T-ruom house
furnace garage. OAK finish, corner lot.
small payment and $50 per month. Here
is sour chance Let ms show iu 20 you
Smith Jolly. Lincoln 658.
MODERN HOME 90 cleveland av. 9
in CFapin Park. In Harter Heights
O. T. Wiukler. AID ~. Michigan ST.
Llnco-l 1850
PROPERTIES desire ~ list some
prorerdes 70 sell between 5000 and
SruuO and thar are worth the money.
Davies s. Walsh, III vs.. jefferson blvd
Lincoln 5119.
East Side excellent home rooms. gas
water. electric. garage. large DOT. s.. 100
$3.50 cash. Near E0selaUd. new g.
$500 cash. Allen ST.. Groom home
modern but furnace. S3J10-Sf 1000 cash.
Eoseiald- modern 5-room huuEaluFr.
large lot, S@.-g1-S35o cash. Niles road.
acres, leW t-rnom house s. 1JJ-
Hl.NNQ cash. Southeast splendid O.
room home. modern except furnace.
S40oJ-$1.5u1 cash. We have beautiful
residences DO every part ~ glty and
EdEewater from S5uO 90 $4,000 Wor
den Realty Company. -5s Farmers
Irus, bldg. Main tt5.
SEVEN ROOM modern brick residence,
oak Eoors and trlmt OTrl OAK stair
way. large basement HIth drain. hot
water heat etc. brick trimmed, ce-
ment porch corner Tor sfrJyl-pay
meuts Wesley Van Vain ga Farmers
Trust bldg
FIVE oue-acre tracts one mile esst ~
MlshaWaka on Lincoln highway and
car and bus line. close % school am
ideal place Do build your home. u 1ese
acre tracts are sold on paymerts.
Price $500 ul each E0iEh- s. Bradford
ground floor Union Trust bldg
CLOSE ~ Brick and Tile residence;
new, S rooms modern, oaA loOr AID
trim department basement. also
brick house on rear; large lot; paved
street $500. VIII accept a good va
cant lot a. part payment Wesley
Van Vaiin. go Earmers Trust bldg
LIST AOIE PROPERTY for sale ~
rent with us prompt aEd careful are
teution George T. Eulison. So Farm
FIFE-EOUM house Tor sale. with bath.
gas. water aud electricity. one block 90
car paved street $500. terms. Phone
lincoln Go5o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

ID acres, Pa miles from mar
ket. fair buildings price $1,000. "a
Acres. ga miles from market. good
house, fair bsIn; price g 600 All size
farms az bargains Inquire OF .. l.
Yerty, CassopOiis, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
130-scre farm, well located on good
gravel road s miles from South Bend f;
100 acres Of this farm is well drained
black soil with . acres Of growing
mint. The other so acres is a little
sandy. but viii raise good corn. Six
room house. two barns and other good
outbuudings. VIII consider good South
Bend or Mishawaka property in trade
or viii sell FOR part cash down, bal
ance very reasonable terms. Colpaert
Realty Corporation, Room 1. Black
stone bldg. lincoln 2152
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
EMPLOYMENT


WANTED = LADIES AND CHILDEEN
% see Mary pickford iu Little Lord
tnuut.cr0T. wonderful story. Sne
cial musical program evenings by vi
tales symphony Orchestra. in an ar
tisiic musical presentation. $40 show
Tor 50c plus war tax. second bal
c0ny. Toe
AVERAGE SO 10 $50 weekly at home
writ ng show cards during spare time
no experience necessary: We instruct
hy correspondence aud supply steady
work outfits furnished ShO Rite
sign System. dept T. $3.50 Field av.,
Detroit Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

MOTORCYCLE OWNERS ATTENTION
Motorcycle castings ZaTa Federal
traffic tread S. Crosses cycle shop,
-. " MIDDLETON 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

Household Goods So
IkOAS-Bring in your old
electric iron aud We VIII allow 81 on
purchase price on any 81 the following
Universal. Westinghouse, American
Beauty, Hot Point. Red Top and other
makes. % ". Schadner Co. 127 ".
Jefferson blvd, opposite pOstohice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
AUCTION-LEGALS


s. deposit on all mail orders 1OCs dis
count f cash accompanies orders for
tires or more. so checks.
CHICAGO GUARANTEE TIRE CO.
5Jl n pABkSIDE AVE
CHICAGO ILL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

ST, =. gis00 paymtntF-
Bowman St. close Co Michigan 81 0o0
payments washington PARK addition.
acres. 81 0ho pHVmeltz. Wesley Van
Vain GA Farmers Trust bldg