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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27
Searakunta
Sol. 1:tS-20).

Haomaftit fdpttda palJoit mer'
toufiia. Se pertaa ibmistd rnoboon,
mnailmoa peltoom Sumalaa fplma.
jGGn i. n. G. Sefstimme Wertaa ieil-
rafuntaa ibmisruumiiieen.
Semrnfmnnam PAD.
Sofoilen olion tartein ola on
pad. Slnlan pGGtd ei fnfaan moi
el1G. Sefstinme ontaa nellie ai-
been pubua ieurufunnon pGGstG, 10.
ia on &ristus.
San on pGGnG faifen "alfu" (w.
1s).
Silloin FUN tGmG maoilma luo.
tin &ristts of, ia SGnen faiittaon
faiffi luotiin (p. 16; Sch. 1:2).
@itd oliii lmastus Imam 8ris-
tilstn2 @itd pelffG puuristi nal-
loineen ia oriantappuraieppeleineen
marfitiiii Imam &ristusta9 - go
nlaa f1in nollo. Tieni eiimerffi
moiii ebfG aiino malaista. Wobbol.
liiesti i%inulla on josfus ollut IL
loiiuus ieitrota tutfintoo oifeubeS-
ia. Wieleeli on>iieltG jGGnpt monta
eri aiiaa. Mllistatban fuinfo jGnni.
tetpin mielin ieurniit oiioioen full
flto. Suippruinio foboii jGnnitps,
fun tlomio langetettiin ipptetplle
benfilolle, Sifeusioli faiffine ref
lamentteineen" ia lailporrufiineei1
Ell oltii merfitpfieltGGn mitGGn IL
man tliomaria. Sis &ristlls on lli-
~nastlfien q. ia 8: nlfu ia loppi,
(@al. 3:t3; 400.
SebrealoisfirjeeSiG lipamme ieu-
rnmpot ianat: "SilmGt luotuino
usfon alfluinponijoon -. SeeIuf-
ieen". llsfo ~npaifuttao meioGn fofo
elGmGGmmefin, lie iphnrttGG meisiG
bengelliien elGmGn, iillG "panburs.
fos OH elGmG uSfosta" (Seb. 1:17).
Sis &ristus usfon olfltunponijoro
on mpoSfin bengelliien el6nin al.
fit.
0te fuoliiimmte jos meill1 ei oil.
II ritofna /. o. iofopGinGisti leipGG.
SeneelliieSiG elGmGsiG fGpiii oipon
iamoin. &ristlls ianoo itiestGGn:
"Mtind olen ie elGpG leipG, jofo OH
tullut taiwoosto. Sos jofu ipo ia.
I'd leipG1, min bGn elGG i%ionfaiffi-
iesti."
Sornlla ianoen &ristus on .foif.
fl foifeRiG futen Hoamottli ieIpGs-
ii tooistao.
Dee olemme ebfG .filullcct tai Iu-
feneet fltinfa ppbimpfiiG polmel-
liam, mennGGnpG niinfin pitf1lle.
eta bei6Gn oletettuja jnlfojenIa jGl-
fiGfin lultoeaaon. SeioGn eraffo.
nldjojenia p~npGrille OH rafennettlt
fonleat ia follisarlpoiiet miiurit ia
tenippelirofennufiet, joito pioetGGit
iangen ppbinG. &liolepuinen moi
ainoostaan lpoGn furfusia niitG Ia
9eStDG! WitG opatfoon faiffi ppbi-
mpfiet &ristufIen r%inrallo! &lulc,
nlit1 1Srntalo itle OH ianoniit &ris.
tufieStn: "Ntittto NINA oietin finin-
fam Siioniin, ppbdlle ipilorclIe....
ia MIND oietnn bGnet eiifoiiefii,
faiffein forfeimmofii moan funin-
foisto" cas-. 2:6; 1929.
So fuitenfin tGmG forfein firtin-
goS fuoli, SGnet boubottiin. Drift?
Sifii, ettei meioGn tarmitie pel1t1
bolloon %birmujo. WirreSiGfin me
loulomme: "8aif' OH baiito pinned,
Min eli ie meit1 biripitG; finn See
Jus bolitoon lnSfettiin, min boitto
iilloin molaistiin" (Suom. mir.
60). Mtutta Sdn noiiii plos firioi-
trsten mufaon. Cos &ristus eli oil
il fuolleisto nouSiitt, min ei balto
olili poinitt meitG ~peloStaa, oil Ie
iitten fuinfn pDbG bpipGniG. 81 meis
ia bpoopttGiii itsfomme, ei monbon
Maoomin fuolettamiipen. Mutto me
tieo1mme 2unostajonme el1lnGn,
ientaboen mefin, iotfa uSfomme,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

jos ban Min tefili, iiloin marlnas'
ii mpni tetiii parannifien ia BELLE
woiii iulistaq armoa. Ndin be fi-
liliwat futiututii ulos ipnnistd.
2uonnostaan ieurofunta on IL
man raubao; ieurafunnasia ebta
n6ennGiiesti moi wallita raliba,
mttta ipb1n on iilti fGafand raul
basto ia mielapd be moimat ola
wibamieliii1fin Sumalallc, paltfa'
fin be itie eimdt iita tunniisfa.
Meiaa on bpp1 eiimerffi Sanlnf-
iesta. San mainoii fristitpitd ia
iiten lriili olerpania mielifli Slirla-
lalle.
SGnGfin pGipGn1 tapaamn1e. lei-
rafuntia, jotfa opat mibamlelilla
Sumalalle. On olemasia %leurnturl-
tia, josia meriemanfeliumi fofonaan
bplGtGGn, mposfGGn Ell niisld lalll'
ia a~utuuoesto mitGGn pubuttapan,
wielG wGbemmin iiitd ferstotta1par.
Wutto Jos iattuiiifin joufosia ole
moan jofiifaan benfilo, jofn tobtlll
omasta autuuoestaan lolita ia lltta
toiiillefin fertoo, min iiitafoS rd'
bGffG %ipntpiii, bullufii be lellailen
benfilon leimniiimat. Sc antoipat
aimon lamanlaiien tooistnf,en,
FUN muinoin juutalailet antoiipot
SeeIufiesta: "SGn on iuuniltaan"
Seeius on %iononutfin ettd niintr,in
be pi6aiimot miniia, Min be miboa.
mot teit1fin. SiiS 'nibatesioan MS
fomoiIio be mibaomot Seeiustofin.
Maitta Stimalan fiitos, etta on
olenlnsia ieurofuntio, jotfa noiltti-
ipot rollbad ia baluopat olld See
iufien poimenGGuelle fuitlioi'to.
SGloisto l~errafltntoa tefstimmefin
boluao; iellaiSta ieurafuntaa, josie
%pflinomoon iperen onlioon luotetnon
(p. 20). Slman meren pitoootuSto
ei ole pbtGGn ipntein ontecfii onta-
mllSto, ia misiG Ell ole lpntein on
teefiiantomiStn, field ei ole mpoS-
fGGn rorlbao. Sitniitpa itieii tdllG
6etfelG furjimmofii ipntiiefii min
iilti iinun ipntiii opat anteefIi on
netut. sos re m~erirusfeat oiuat
min ne lumimolfeafii t1lemnt; joe
ne tuliprnoiiet omot, Min ne mil.
Ian foltaiiefii fGpipGt". SillG &ris'
rus on iinut Sltmalolle tdpoelliies'
ii iomittonrt, fltten &aamottl lei
mGsti tooiSton: ~SSSltmala oil &riS-
tufiesia ia iofpitti mailman itien,
ia fansioge ifG Iufenit BELLE beioGn
ipntei1Gn e 9or. $40. &allis
pstGipG, iinitt on pDbGsiG fosteesio
futiuttu ltlos ipnnistG ieurafunnon
pbtepteen (@f. 5:26, 27). Mifii
toboot Sltmnlalle w~ieroot1a elGG9
"&oifen tGmdn ferrosln, faSteer
me6en mirraSio
iulboieni MULE toit, oilpan onlafie-
nj lott.
@imGtfo onlot rltlimiiii jGienei
ole iannon libao ia merta fuin pdG-
iifin? Olpot marmosti. Samoin
mefin olentme pfii ruumis &ristuf-
iesio, joSta me olemme oiouiiifii
t%illleet. "Se on pfii leipG, min me-
fin monto olemme pfii ruumis
&ristufiesio, iillG ME faiffi olemme
piolliict pbteen leipGGn". &uitenfin
ottafaamme bitomioon, ettG emme
ioo ionoo olepamme minimum &ris-
nus, iuloinbon olilimme mopaot
ipnnistG. Nlttta "iofa ianoo, ettG
bGnesi1 CT ole ipnti1, Ell b6nesiG o.
le totuutto" q Sob. 1:S). SiIlG
tottnfoi pGG on pl1puofella toiiio
ruumiin jGieniG.
&uoIemo ei mot eroittao meitG
9ristufiestoA &c o~inoastoan pbbis.
tGG meibGt iidfii SGneen. EGGItG
pois muutettuomme p%dGiemmefin
niioen Seeruialemin ieurafuntoan
taitpnosia. Toimaoaiien Seeruiole-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

SumoIon ionon mlfoon olpot
faiffi fostetlt usfomoiiet funin.
fanliiio poppeia, pDbGG fonioa ia
Sumalan omoiiuusfaniao. ga paif.
Ia tGmGn tGGII6 mooiImosia main
lsfollo f1iit1nlme, emmefG moi ia.
I'd funnioantnte nGboG, min Ell ie
f%uitenfoon Gle mitGGn turboa incl.
MAJ eli ~boolpeiIito, moan ferron
famine me ia faiffi ibmiiet nGb6d
t1m6nfin Sumalon ianon Iuporfien
toteentuipon. l1sfomoinen: oIet
onnellinen fesfeIl6 furjuuttofinl
On tunnettit niio ettei BAHAMA
fosfaon bape1 usfontooon eif6 feb.
tioa ep1ilmaIaonio. Miitto toinoor
ia moon Iopiet ia poimoIIifen See.
infien aristifien tpeIiet ia iifaret
1iiein riosteetpot ia b~GpeGipGt iiutr.
ia ia plepd1 usfontoomme ia $50.
pnbtajoomme, sc on fpIlG mnoroI.
Iistd menetteIpG. Sifii @oomotfu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

Entered as second.clas matter
January II. 1906. at the post office
at Ironwood, Michigan under the
Act of March 8, 1879.
Acceptance for mailing at special
rate of postage provided for in
section 11O3, Act of October 3. 1917.
authorized July 10, 1918.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

Demmin wield eiitettpnd %lopodmme
Sobamefien etpanfeliumin eniimdi-
len ailpun enlimaiiesiG iafeesia.
8ielG woit fatioa fuinfa Motteuf-
len ewanfeliumit alfapat. 9te -nlfa.
wat ianoilla: "Seeiufien aristuf-
len" ]. II. e.
Mutta jobtajan tulee olla eli
merffind toiiille. Niinpa Min, ia
a~inoastnan &riStuflesta woioaanfin
ianoa "prifulleen", ettd "Sanesia
faiffi tGpteps aiui.... SGnesia a.
iui iumaluuoen fofo tdpteps ruu-
miilliieSti (m. 19; 2 &ol. 800.
SdmG tdpteps felpoii SumalalIe,
futen NJ. 10 oioittao. Ilfufielen
mufonn lie luettaiiiin: "lillG SSitma.
Ia mieltpi.. ...." SGten &riStus on
Sumalon mieliiuoiion e,inecnG,
niinfuin SGn ontin lite tooistanlt:
"S1mG OH minun rafaS 8oifani,
jobon olen mielistpnpt". &enelle-
fGGn t%oiielle SSl1mala Ell ole fosfaan
%ianonut, ettG iinG olet minrn rofns
poifani. Suuri tGmGn ippn nojolla
moimmefin Ianoa &ristufien olepan
Sumalan mieliiuoiion %eiineenG.
Olemme 10 %aifaiiemmin ianoneet,
ettG &riSt1tfien tGptpi fuolla. On
olemnsia toinenfin mertitDs SGnen
fuolemallonIa. Sobtojana SGn fuo-
Il. SGn OH perrannutfin itieGni1
lommoSten paimenefii, jofa antaa
benfeniG lnmmasten eoestG. 81 fiji.
fam nlult Diff moinnltt iuorittaa
SGnen tp0tGnlG. "@i melifGGn moi
nut DeljeGniG llinastao". Sen, MINI
fG oil ibmiiille mobbotonto, tefi
&ristiis oman merenid fautta (m.
2O).
Sentrafnnnait ritnmis.
Slemme nG6neet, ettG sGGllG OH
olemaSio iefG tGrfeG ettG jobtoapo
oiania rullmiiSlo. Wutto mifG ar
100 Iitten rllunliin eri jGienill1 on2
Gimme tieoG fuinfo folliit jGienem.
me omat, ennenfltin p6ccn niistG
menetGmme.
S%eurafunta OH ruumiS, jpnfo
pGGnG on &ristltS. SGn ta1too, ettG
me eliiimme termeitG jGieniG, ern-
mefG pitooliiin.
Seurofunta- Jana merfitiee alflt.
joan fanianfofousta. MuinoiSoifn.
no oil tapana futIua foninn llos
torille Dbteiieen fofoufleen, iofo
49,
freifanfieleSiG on ilmaistu ianallo
"ef-faleo", flrtiun ulos, josto titlce
lana "ef-leeiia", fonianfofous. llr-
oesio 1testamentisiG torfoittoen
eurofuntaa.
Niten moimme "ulosfutiio" 10.
melluttna ieurafuntoon? Sumolo on
mei0Gt futiunltt lllos ipnnistG INT
teen eIGnlGan e 5im. t:9).
Seurafunnalla me fGiitGmme
tiinnuStiisfirjoin mufaan ppbien if.
miSten pbtepttG. Seurafuntaon fun.
lltipot faiffi i~sfolpailet Noom. II:
POI. Wutto onbon olen1nSia ieura-
funnasia jGicniG, iotfo eiipGt ole
usfotpoiiia ia me tieoGmme, cttG
foiffi mifG ei ole uSfosto on ipntiG.
Witen meioGn OH 9eibin iubtouout-
torpa2 SilIG JOS icurofuntn. Jana
ferron merfitiee ulosfutlutuita,
mini. i%pnnist1, min eifo usfottomat
diff miiitto mutfitto ojettolpo uloS
ieurafunnoSto2 Mutto me emmc
moi ionoa, nlit1 fitnfin ibmiien ip.
bGmeSiG Iiiffuit. gfiin Sitmolo fen
tietGG ia lifiip1 &Gpelle jGtt6f1Gm-
mefin tuomiomaltn. SGn oioo croft
too moleipebndn oifeoSto. NGenn1i-
iesti jofii moi tunnlistao oittltitt.
tnnio, mutta beioGn jofopGinGncn
'elGnt1nlG eli ole iopiti oinnusia tilt.
nuStufien fanSia. SillG Ieitraofpos.
ia t%uofiosio ban moi poleboeIlo ia
poretella I6bimGiicst6n. 8icIGpG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27
Sulojo firffofuntnmme ia.

Suloio firffofuntnmme fos-
iaan postori g. @iettiien foutto
tullut feuraamasti: Sopeliufien enc.
Iutb. firfosin $2.t5, 2ebtiiGrmen
ew. Tiff. firfosia 1882, Solmes
Gitpn en. lutb. firfosio $t.95,
Snellmonnin em. Iutb. firfosia
$2.45, Eoooocfin en-. lutb. firfos.
ia $2.75, Teb @pen cip. lutb. fir.
fosia 1892. gbteeniG 1854.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-27

-@ooo 8iu Sarmin iobtaia,
Sougbton'isio, Wicb., neiti 6. Mac
Dougol, on firioittamlt post. Ga.
ioielle pppt1en BGnen apuaan ct.
iiesiaGn foteia murtamille iuon1a.
l%aiiille orpolnpitlle. Heiti 9oiigalI'
in tieoonannon mutoan on ianotus.
Ia o~rpofooiSia fafii iuomaIaista
poifolosta, folmen apuooen ifGiiiG,
ia niiii iuomaIaistn tptto6, tolmes.
to DbbefiGGn muoteer, jotfa balut.
taiiiin iiioittaa iuomolaiiiin fotei.
bin fasDoteifii eli ottolnpiifii.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
SENATE POLITICS


 regarding position of the minority members the Bill legis
 
  provide approximately a thiry the legislature the Democrats the
  Republicans accorded chairmanships would held majority indicated whom the political legislature If the Republican by object minority protects itself
  Republicans The
  popular Republicans The Republican What king Consequently which has beenb branded as economy the by the approximately million dollars the The Republican careful to
  
   versty and threetenths mill mill flat
 
 
 
  pounded governor a
  probably  desired Only the length the will effectively the interesting pecialy supported al
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
Around The
 World

Hermit crab lives in the shells of other animals.
 Sick elephant will accept only hot whisky and onions as medicine.
 Stevenson devised an instrument 10 measure the force of waves.
 London bridge has rent roll of $750,000 a year.
 Scientific study of electricity be. gan in the sixteenth century.
 Nearly all varieties of ;snows crys. tals arc heXagonal in form. {, i~| .a Temperature of Mammoth Cave is practically the same all year around.
 Bagpipes are shown on Roman coin dated 69 A. D.
 Area of Cuba is about equal to that of Pennsylvania.
 Delaware has an average elevation of 60 feet above sea level,
 England taxed bachelors in 1895 Co raise money for the French wars. {
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
Continued From Page l

over the reading of Senator Larson's inheritance tax bill, today. He moved that on account of the great length of the measure, the body of the bill be not read at this time. Senator Sims raised an objection to curtailment of 1t. Larson characterized this as ian other manifestation of the minority to consume time." He then suggest ed that if possible, he would with draw the bill until the atmosphere had cleared somewhat. Itdeveloped that this could not be done and Sena- tor Stoidard of Maricopa took occas- ion to accuse the minority of costly filibustering. He said in part:
 'I am convincedthat the attitude of Democratic members of the senate is prompted by partisan inclination and petty grievances which outweigh their proper sense of duty . l charge their actionand attitude in this matter as premeditated and nal lcious attempts to obstruct legisla- tion'
 Larson was author of the inheri- tance tax measure of the regular ses- sion. The new one is somewhat diff ferent and Is said to be patterned af- ter the Wisconsin law It exempts from taxation only gifts to public pur- poses, to churches and schools and similar bequests. It taxes gifts made within six months ofa death as hay ing been made in contemplation of desth.
 The only other new senate bill of the day wasa relief bill offered by Senator Lines for appropriating s5,- 900 for the widow and children of w. w. Layton, employe Of the state industrial school who recently was killed by an inmate.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21

 similarity.
 Much Of the informal bonus discus sion at the. capitol today centered around the question of whether a sales tax provision could be voted out of the ways and means committee. Representative Garner of Texas, the ranking Democrat on the committee, said the eight minority members would vote solidly against such tax On this basis, five Republican votes would defeat the prdDosal, and it was understood that present estimates were that four of the F Republicans would be against it, with two others probably doubtful.
 Representative Dickinson reiterat- ed that if the agricultural bloc was un successful in it's efforts to block the sales tax in committee, it would make determined stand in the Republican conference which is to be called to consider the bill He seemed confi- dent of victory there but propon- ents O fthe sales tax believed that they could win in the conference and were understood to be counting on administration influence, as embodied in President Harding's letter, to swing votes to their side.
 Should the committee fail to report out a sales tax, it seemed to be a sbmewhyat general opinion that the house would get bill without any specific provision for financing the adjusted compensation. A bill in this form is favored by some leaders of the agricultural bloc, and also byI some Of the leaders of the majority party.
 In arguing against this form of the bill, advocates of the sales tax assert that it would not be acceptable to the president.
 Besides referring the question of finances to the subcommittee. the ways and means committee majority discussed the bonus bill itself as fi- nally approved by a special sub-com- mittee.
 There were conflicting reports asl to whether the draft had been formal ly approved by the entire ma jority, ! but it appeared that Tn any event no marked changes ia any of the 'fivel way" plans were contemplated
 One administrative. change agreed upon today is designed to protect for mer service men borrowing money on | the proposed insurance certificates.
 Under the amendment, those ad- vancing money to the men, and ac-1 cepting the certificates as collateral, ! would be required to surrender the certificates when the principal and interest of the loans had been paid.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
SPRING AND REVOLUTIONS

in mi
 
 
  freely kingdoms a mak n  would apparently is January the inforamton City seethed
  better hold Mexico has been through 
  quickly Mexico peacbe will join the n peace and prosperity.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21

New Yorker who ran away after having monkey glands grafted may be out at the zoo eating peanuts.
 Ireland's Ulster is still hot.
 Several movie stars don't seem to be like their pictures.
 The man with three wives had bet ter be glad they caught him before vacation time.
 fi
 Votiva seems sincere about think ing the earth flat Perhaps it looks rather flat to a reformer.
 People drinking this professors al- cohol made from gas had better keep away from the fire.
 Henry Ford is looking for q way to spend bis money. Put q little of 1t in liyyers, Henry.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
Mininu Man Dies

DOUGLAS John A. Bauer, known from Goldfield, New, to San Francis co, Caifl.. dropped dead at the Grand hotel Saturday morning. He stepped from his room and fell to the floor. When Vernon La More, deputy sher- fir. who lives at the hohtel, reached him he was. dead.
 Eauer had been in the mining busi- ness iu the southwest for more than 40 years and knew the history of prac tically every mine in the county He was a well known figure in Tomb stone in>the early days.
 Judge Jack was called by La More, but pr. Vannerman pronounced that death was due to natural causes (beart failure) and no inquest will be held. A daughter, Miss Marie Bauer arrived last night from Tucson to make arrangements for shipping the body to Tucson, where funeral serv- ices will be conducted.
 Outlook Encouraging
 WILLCOX-The mines are opening
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
THE ACQUITTAL OF ALMA SMITH

itself Alma mobile dealer of liberation the verdict and there Is to justice
  good and of
  belongs the path of that the law christensen Is dead He deceived he her to act Depoed she ed within law
 Christensens world just deserts No doubt An Smith business is merely and ended killed
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
31om3lmSSuNs

The first breath of spring is caused by eating green onions
 Movie hint: A shooting star falls.
 Ex-Governor of Tobasco Is Bandit" says Mexican paper. If he's caught, Tobasco will make it hot for him,
 Everyone admits the bonus bill is due, but says someone else owes it.
 Perhaps the man caught stealing movie seats wanted them to keep {liewins gum at home q ,i if <;
 North Pole StiJ Moving head. line. Rents are high everywhere.
 A train of thought is often wrecked Gy an automobile.
 "The average girl who leaves home Is lJ,' finds a society. The average Il who stays at home is 9D.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
Cattle Outlook Good

WILLCOX-From every section of this locality we learn that the cattle have wintered unusually well. The feed conditions are good. There is sufficient moisture in the ground to start the grass, and the warm days are bringing out the afileria The cattle men are not worrying as there will be plenty of water and feed to carry them over until next summer. The price of cattle is also stiffening and a great many. will hold their cattle until fall unless the prices offered in the spring will be so far in advance of the present ones that they will feel that it is. equivalent to prices which will prevail in the fall
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-21
LEGISLATURE
tContinued from Page One,


 would not have been called.
 The new bill. by the ways and means committee. continues the mill tax plan-one mill for not only the present but for succeeding years. To forestall a recurrence of the present plight of the university, it is provided that after assessments have been com pleted there shall be computation of money that would be raised and that amount is set aside out of the treasury for use of the university. The other. bills introduced were:
 House Bill No. 6. by Representatiy Q Stewart of Yavapai, is for amendment of the improvement act, the chief change consisting of insertion of a provision requiring paving bidders to give bond for maintenance and re- pair of paving constructed by them for period of five years.
 Debate Grows Bitter
 House Bill No. 2. by Representa- tive. Curtee of Cochise, to repeal that part of the general appropriation bill So as to pave the way for carrying cut suggestions of the budget.
 House Bill No. s. by Miss BoehrIg- CT of Yuma. for reimbursement from state and federal aid funds of sums spent by high school districts in yo- cational education.
 Outbursts in the senate starte l when House Bill No. 1, for salaries and expenses of the legislature, went to third reading. Senator Claypool of Gila, offered as a substitute the house bill, of which the pending bill was an amendment. providing for a 30 day session instead of one for 40 days, and reducing the appropriation from $51.SS0 to $40.000. This motion was lost by party vote. A vote was then ordered on the third reading and several members passed for an op- poItunity to explain their votes.
 Senator Burton of Yayapai, said be hesitated at times to vote with the majority because of the increasing tendency toward entanglement, which would affect work in the legislature.
 Threatens to Walk Out
 Painting gloomy picture Of the prospect of useful legislation, Burton served notice that unless there was an early sign of accomplishment he would abandon the sessionl and go home to attend to his neglected busi- ness. He said he believed the people would resent the waste of time when economy. was in the atmosphere.
 It's in the atmosphere and no- where else" remarked Claypooi
 Senator Sims of Cochise. charged the Republicans had created the i'm passe This drew from President Wilkinson a lengthy statement in which he said in part:
 The subjects set forth in the call for the session naturally fall under six heads. Instead of appointing 20' legislative committees as in regular sessions, the senate was organized with six committees. Inaddition toI these six legislative committees there are four other, working eopiniitttes. Thus, there are but 10 committees. Therefore, the charge eihat Deniucrat- ic chairmen were removed is mot true in fact, and hence there could have been no insult slight or gross The majority could hardly be expected to appoint opposition chairmcn in pref. erence to their own members for so few committees"
 Charges Filbusterinq Another tilt occurred in the senate