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EXPECTED

Steamer Socrates (Br.) 3i73. TO John
A. Merritt & Co. from foreign. WIN
load cargo here.
Richconeal. oil tanker. 1850. from
Tsmpico, with cargo Of fuel oil. 70 lay
UP. John A. Merritt & Co. agents.
Salvation Lass (sS) from st. An
dTews, TO load part cargo for foreign
ports. John A. Merritt & Co. agents.
West Corum (SsD from Guliport
Miss. TO take part cargo. John A.
Merritt & Co. agents
italian steamer Ducheaaa d'Aosta
$3.50 from Gibraltar.
Steamer Lackawauna from Nlcara %
qua with cargo OF mahogany logo, 70
Fi1le:te Green q Co. agents.
Steamer Ocmuigce (2o42j from sew
York 70 E!gzen- Touart Co, for cargo
OF rosln and crosst!es t0g New York.
Steamer FagsraaA t%or.) from Tyne
10 EItzen -Touars Co for ealgp u
ImDer for South America.
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UNIQUE FEATURES
FOR CHAUTAUOUA
Comedy Drama "Frisndly Enemies
Soils marirba Band and zsdlsr
Quintet Among Number.


Tho Irresistible comedy drama.
Friendly Enemtos." soils' Alarimba
band of spirited Central American
musicians. lectures or ttmaiy stgnift=
canoe. and top notch musical com
panies-theae are among tho many
varied attractions which will appear
here at the big 1899 Redpafh Chsu-
tauqua which opens April 1891. aud
continues for five daya.
Tho New Enalnnd Mais Quartet gn
tho first afternoon viii Da heard In
Grand concert This organization feaa
lures soms 81 tho best songs f9f fnals
voices iriersDerssd with capital ahafa
.actsr inpersonat4ons ana m6HaloKss
Address or pussis.
T9loaing pfeluda ~ iaF aasFtst
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deliver HE rema kabtY interesting 10
dress. Under ths f.A#s of tHs Iaus-
sian Bear" SIR C1ugis, HhB IS
traveler. lecturer AMI scholar recently
spent tFo years ia russia So Siberia.
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PORT MOVEMENTS
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PHOENIX BOOSTERS

~HF attention of Prescott people shoulu Oe
 called to the thoroughly sporting attitude of tbe Phoenix newspapers in giving publicity to Northern Arizona as the summer vacation lana of Arizona. Advertising that simply could not he bought for money, was given freely to the Way Ont West show in the issues ot last oatuI- day and Sunday
 And this applies to othe. southern Arizona journals They are prosecuting just now, a Grade at Home campaign to which all respohsl- b1e citizens should give careful attention A part of that campaign is directed to getting Arizona Deople to spend Arizona money in Arizona Voca- tiOns.
 Way Out West gives an opportunity lor breaking away from the southern c1tles ana to"lIs and coming to the cooler mountain secuon- u sets definite date on which vacation planners can calculate Last year the show was held o" May 26 and Prescott came in. for considerable mild criticism for holding it too early for thoSe who had children in school.
 This year that matter of the date has been adjusted There is plenty of time tor southern families to break up housekeeping and adventure forth after the schools close
 There is a way to reply the generous response of Phoenix and Tucson, Bisbee and Douglas ana even such far away cities as Fl Paso. And that is for Prescott people and Prescott newspapers to speak kindly word for the attractions of the southland during the winter and to go there tor such community entertainments as the people ol talt section may put on.
 The State Fair this fall will offer good op- portunitv to Prescott to show that 1t IS grateful for the help we have been given during our own proper season. The people of the south will cer- tanly support Way Out West and Frontier Days
 Prescott will hold the Northern Arizona State Fair this year as in days gone by, Exhibits ol farms, range and mine industries will be gathered from the northern tier of counties, shown herc and put into shape, and then transferred to the biz statewide fait at the capital. Let Us sho" Phoenix and the south that are for them
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-24
THE PINCHOT NOMINATION

THE nomination of Clifford Pnchot for gov
 | ernor by the republicans of Pennsylvania is one of the most significant political gestures of the year. It means more than the nomination of AL bert l. Beveridge for senator in Indiana over the incumbent, Senator New. Beveridge, although a progressive is skilled politician, who plays the game, particularly within party lines, much after the fashion of the reactionaries-and he is good mixer"
 Pinchot is an idealist who doesn't play the game conventionally at all He is not good mixer" as a speech-1naker he IS failure, and he doesn't understand how to compromise.
 In Pennsylvania the machine against him but the women were for him, a fact that will cause more than one political leader to revise his methods in the light of these returns.
 Perhaps a generation or more ago women would have had no independence in politics. It may be that they would have voted with thelr husbands. fathers and brothers had they been glV- en the ballot then They do not do so now. Why should we expect it? There almost as many self-supportng women as men. They, the women are found in every department of industry and commercial activity; they have as much opportun- ity to sturv government as men; they have more time. as a matter of fact, and they are likely to| differ from their own men folk in politics. They did ill Pennsylvania.
 There are already signs that machine rule isl doomed under universal suffrage And this will make for better service.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-24
SENATE SOON
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WASHINGTON, D. C., May 23. Chairman McCumber may bring up the soldier bonus bill in the senate finance committee majority without waiting for President Harding to communicate his views on the amended house measure. He said today he would try to get the bill before the majority members some time this week.
 Senator McCumber desires to have the bonus measure placed on the senate calendar at an early date so senators may have oppor- tunity to study 1t and thus be pre- pared for senate consideration when a favorable opportunity of- fcrs. Before the bill can be re- ported to the senate, however, it must be approved by a majority of the entire senate committee, re- publicans and democrats.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-24
Delegations Seek Entry of La bor Candidate in Democratic Primary as Result of Nomina- ton of Conservative.
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PHOENIX, May g. - A strong wave of sentiment Is arising in local labor circles based on the hope and insistence that George w. P. Hunt become an independent candidate for the democratic nomination for gov ernor.
 Several delegations are known to have visited Hunt at his suburban home here during the last few days, strongly urging him to announce himself as a candidate, pointing out that as long as he is determined to tour the state i'll a tin lizzie against the constitutional amendments, he may as well consider himself a gubernatorial candidate and kill two birds with one flivver, as 1t were.
 In addition to this Hunt IS said to
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-24
BASEBALL

AST week the managers of the Mile Ill base Abal club had reason to complain that they hau not been receiving the public support they needed to make the Prescott club and the Iavapal league 2 success. This paper trusts that there will be no further reason for this complaint
 There are quite few Sundays between now and the time it will be impossible to enjoy alter moons in the open And there IS not enough amusement here for those who come to Prescott, and even for those who make their perpanent homes here Anything that adds a form ot en- tertainmcnt should be cordially supported
 The Prescott club is not and cannot be DiS 1caorc organization But it can turn into action inc inherent desire of everyone 10 help hts home town Baseball between Prescott and Jerome Humboldt. Mayer, Clarkdale and the rest Of the Yavapai communities, provides a means ot eN- pressing home patriotism, it presents an issue on which every Prescott man can argue with every Jerome man.
 Sundays game at Jerome must not be taken to mean that the brand of pastime provided Ill this county is all burlesque. There was not particlue of farce in 1t. It was simply case oi faulty combination of players, and this point is proved beyond argument by the innings that sue ceeded the first three.
 As club manager in the little old Rio Orand' association remarked when he had won the FourtI of Tuly pennant in the first and only organized baseball league in the southwest, It amt tho World Series bunting, but it's oun'.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-24
HUNT AND CLAYPOOL EDITH ARE
 URGED TO RUN FUR NOMINATION

be receiving no end of telegrams and letters from all parts of the state, imploring him to throw his hat into the ring.
 If Hunt cannot be induced to go it is likely that Bill Claypool, the chairman of the Gila county delega- ton to the Tucson convention, will be asked to enter the ace as a labor candidate. Gila county voted consist ently against the endorsement of any candidate by the convention, and for this reason it would not be. out of place, it is figured, for one of those delegates to take the advice handed out to him in the recent letter from Hunt.
 Tn the meantime the candidacy of Chas. B. Ward is failing to precipi- tate any great amount of enthusiasm among democrats. The delegates who voted for Stanford are particu lar1y disappointed that an alleged re- actionary should have been named as the standard bearer.