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Arizona republican., 1922-02-10

to bear so that the candidates for Of
flee will feel it incumbent upon
themselves to each declare his posi-
ton in regard to the city's moral
code.
Mrs. f. b. stevens, president Of the
union. in discussing its action last
evening said that the organization
does not $50 much advocate more
laws and city ordinances, but more
conscientious enforcement OF those
we already have.
"The w. c. T. L. does not endorse
anv man or set OF men, said Mrs.
stevens. "Naturaly it cannot, III SO
far as the attitude of the several
candidates regarding the moral or
social situation is concerned for NOT
one has as yet declared himself
THE organization does not assume
the task of designating the places IN
the city where the law is being Vlo-
lated every day, neither does It's
Arizona republican., 1922-02-10

Barnum, who reports that it was a
flesh wound and would not prove Sc
rious.
Lutheran Services
1t is announced that services will
be held at the southwest corner Of
the grammar school for all Luther
ans in the Glendale district. Rev.
Emmanuel Frey Of the Phoenix Zion
Lutheran church will officiate. All
are invited to attend these services.
Child Welfare Circle
The Child Welfare circle held their
regular meeting Tuesday. Feb. at
the home of Mrs. r. c. Lehman An
election of officers was held and the
following were elected: Mrs. c. II.
Tinker, president; Mrs r. L. Sewell
vice president; Mrs William Ben
nett. secretary; Mrs l.. +. Payne,
treasurer. The subject OF child hy
giene was taken up and many bene-
ficial talks were given. After which
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Committee Appointed
In connection with the work Of the
newly organized Maricopa County
chamber of commerce, the local COM
mercial club held a meeting of the
committee appointed on this work.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-10
". c. 7. j. APPEALS
FOR CLEANER CITY

Law. order and decency should be
real issue in the coming city cam
paign, according to the members of
the Wet u, who at their meeting
yesterday afternoon issued an appeal
10 all citizens to stand for cleaner
Phoenix morally.
While the organization favors a
business administration, this should
not be the only issue, it contends, and
1t advocates pressure being brought
Arizona republican., 1922-02-10

members pretend to dictate a course
of action other than the necessary
one every man accepts when he per-
mits himself to become candidate
for an office wherein election means
efforts toward enforcement of all
good measures and the enactment OF
better if the present ones prove in
adequate" Mrs. Stevens concluded.
The organization expressed its ap-
probation of the Phoenix press in the
past and declared its belief in the CO.
operation of any further endeavors to
make a cleaner city.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-10
NOTIcEf

Davis Cleaning and Tailoring Com
pany Of Phoenix calls at the Eagle
Barber Shop on Tuesdays and Fri
days for work. Mems suits cleaned
and pressed, S1.)0. Sponged and
pressed, so cents. Ladies plain suits
cleaned and pressed, S1.00. Skirts
cleaned and pressed, 20 cents. An
work guaranteed. bd
Arizona republican., 1922-02-10
DOCTORS ORDERS

NeXdore-Since | was operated on /
have given up meat and tobacco on
the doctors advice.
Neighborly - Does he think they
will injure your health?
Nexdore-No. lie thinks if I in
dulge in them | can't save enough
money to pay his bill.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-10

1871 ~ S-Ft AN0' ~
The report shows in detail that of
the money received during the year
for bond sales, $2.S90,o00 was derived
from the sale Of county highway
bonds and $5S5.00 was received for
the sale of school bonds. The re-
port shows that the fees received
were taken in by the clerk OF the
superior court, the county recorder.
the justices of the peace and the
sheriffs office.
OF the amount spent for county
maintenance. the report shows that
$22S.105.6S was salaries. The report
shows that $S,479,225.11 of the
amount spent on roads was for the
paving of the county roads under the
road program. The report also shows
that of the amount spent for schools,
s1.072. 1865 was spent for school
buildings in the county.
The balance on hand at the END
of the year according to the report is
deposited in 90 Of the banks in the
county.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-10
Al. THERE'S THE RUB

An opera singer says that no wo-
man is worth loving until she is 80;
Maybe not: but how is one to tell
when she is 30?--Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-10

this afternoon at the club rooms. II.
G. Reed was elected chairman and
r.. c. Reynolds, j. NJ. Pearson, G.
w. Protzman and c. NJ. Wood mem
bers of the committee. This body
will meet with other bodies Of like
nature from over the county at the
designated meeting place. The main
object of the county chamber of
commerce is to discuss county wide
problems and to work especially on
work concerning good roads.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-10
Reported Ill

Mrs. G. +. Moeny and little son are
reported to be quite i'll and are now
staying at the home Of Mrs. Moeny's
mother, Mrs Eddington Or. Van
Marel is attending them and states
that they are getting along as well
as could be expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
-77-71a97l1777
5 MASSACRED
BY SINN FEM

BELFAST. June f7.--Defying Brit.
ish troops stationed along the Ulster
frontier. Sim Fein armed bands dur.
ing the night massacred four men
and q woman. burning five houses OF
Protestant farmers, In the Bessbrook
district.
This IN the first attack by Sim
Feiners In Ulster since British troops
drove them from Pettigoe and
cleared all tho invaders from the
north side OF the border.
The Bessbrook district Is close TO
Free State territory.
The raiders dragged John Hcaslip.
so. and his son from their beds and
placing revolvers to their heads.
blew out their brains.
Meanwhile petrol was sprinkled
over the house and In a moment It
was wrapped In flames.
The raiders then proceeded TO the
farm OF Robert Lockhart. lie was
severely wounded and his son killed.
The saddest tragedy OF the night
was the attack on the Crozier cot.
tage. Bursting In. the armed band
ordered the aged couple from bed and
shot them side by side.
Two more farm houses were
burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
NAMING BABY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

whom they insist on calling ~neba. !"
may grow up 10 bo a strong minded
female wearing number eight com.
nonsense shoes. cropped hair and
no coraets, or that golden.curlcd
f.aneeiot win turn out 20 be a bald.
headed bootlegger.
It's an outrage 20 dub any de-
fcnseless infant Percy or Clarence
no matter what he grows up 60 be.
And because mamma has been
reading browning Is no good reason
nhe should fsnten "plppa" on her
girl child. especially when the last
name IL Jones.
It's true lots OF modern young
women refuse TO change their names
for their husbands when they
marry. They contend u destroys
their personality and Identity. There
Ia quite a club OF them called the
Lucy stone league.
But II marriage affected the first
name ten 20 one II any Lucy stoner
had Aurora Alice or juliet opheiia
wished on her by a maternal an.
cestor she would be only too glad 10
change Il. personality and all.
That's the trouble with parents
They VIII pass by perfectly good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
Uric Acid Causes Rheumaiism

Uric Acid causes more suffering and
disease than anything else with whiol
tlIe human flesh has 20 contend. PraeX
ticaiiy no one In this age OF fast living
Insufficient exercise and 0yereating II
exempt from Uric Acid seeretions in onsl
or more Of terrible symptoms
Rheumatism. Headache. Dyspepsia.
Liver Troubles. Fermentation in the
Bowels and stomach, Brights Disease.
and Bladder Trouble. SleeplesEness. Nerv-
BUSINESS. etc. are some OF the more COM
mon ailments arising from an excess Of
Uric Acid In the system.
The Kidneys are the natural filters OF
the blood. and when they are overworked
and can not properly carry OFF the poi
absorbed into the system and in time
when this Uric Acid attacks tho
muscles between the joints and there il
no fever the condition "a known as
MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. when II Is
deposited In the fibrous tlssues surround
Ing the Joints and causes fnfiammati on.
great pain and swelling, changing from
Pns INT, 81 sng aHEtMAT1sM sa whsn
Il repeatedly attacks the nerves of the
Joints. causing severe pain. though with
l Urls OF no 3u sws,' RT,s is known as
sciatica. Govt. Neuralgia and kindred
diseases are all results from the same
about BY an impaired action OF the kid
ueys,
lions until this condition is remedied.
DO not dose yourself with rheumatism
Cures and Kidney. Medicines. as no per-
manent relief Will be experienced until
the excess Uric Acid is removed and the
Kidneys assume their natural action.
Buchu and Marshmsliow Compound 10
the greatest Uric Acid solvent made. IL
IL not patent medicine. but the result
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Improvement shown after tking the
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treatment should no longer be consid-
cred an experiment.
sold BY ali drug stores or sent post
paid by Joyner Drug Co, Spokane.
For a mild hut thorough laxative take
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
SEALS DOOM OF
FARMER UNIONS
Labor Report Slaps Taft
for Decisions

OHIO NATIONAL GUARD Ar
MORY. Cincinnati. June i7.--Farm
ern' cooperative and all other or
CARNATIONS which. like labor unions
are formed for mutual benefit and
rot for profit, are doomed under
the Coronado decision OF the United
States supreme court. declared q
special report Of the executive ooun
eli Of the American Federation Of
Labor, presented today 10 the fed
Grafton convention here.
The report. which assailed Chief
Justice Tan on the ground that he
went cut Of his way 70 slap labor
unions. and decided questions IN
volved In the Coronado ease. war
referred 20 the special COMMITTEES
appointed this week 10 consider
senator Ia Follette's program for
giving congress the veto Of the su
premo court.
n was regarded as significant
that today's report made no recon
mendations. This was regarded a.
indicating that the committee would
approve the La Toilette program
recommending It's adoption by Tho
convention.
Agreement that "a separate peace
viii not be made by either the striie
ing coal miners or the rail workers
who are abou, 10 strike. was sought
al a conference here OF rail union
executives and Lewis
Such action. u agreed on. would
commit both miners and rail- work
ers 60 stay on strike until both had
won.
The move for joint action OF the
two great labor organizations had
stirred labor circles as nothing else
that has occurred since the eonven
ton Of the American Federation oi
Labor met here on Monday. The
possibilities are vast and far.reach,
Ing" a federation leader said today.
Federation officials will closely
follow the conferences.
The possibility that The mInc
workers and rail unions might run
foul Of the federal courts on the
charge Of conspiracy to sc. n,
nought federal law was being dis.
cussed IN American Federation 81
Labor circles. The railroad unions
arc frankly out 20 get" the Esch.
cummins law and tho railway labor
board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
\. +. MCCORMICK
is OPERATED ON
Secrecy Shrouds Millionaire
in Hospital

CHICAGO. Juno Harold r.
Mccormick. millionaire harvester
manufacturer. wns recovering today
from a secret operation at tho Yves.
ley Memorial hospital.
The operation wan performed Inst
Monday by Dr. Victor ~. fesplnasx.
famous surgeon. who disputed with
Dr. voronoff. tho French specialist.
right for honor In discovery 81 tho
method OF grating glands OF animals
on men 10 restore viEor.
Great secrecy surrounded thu op-
GRAFTON and news OF u leaked out to-
day by merert chance.
cit was only minor operation and
Afr. Mccormick win soon be going
home" officials OF the hospital said
today.
when Or voronoff claimed 90
have discovered tho method Of graft.
ing glands on human beings. Dr.
f.esplnasx disputed the right o. the
discovery. lie pointed TO an article
which he published IN the American
Medical Journal in 1919. several
years before DIR. voronoff claimed to
havN conducted tho experiments. tn
support his contention.
DR.. voFonoff usually used glands
obtained from monkeys IN his opera.
lions. 6l;ho other physicians used
goat glands.
Preparations for the Mccormick
operation were under way a week
before tho wealthy patient was re-
ceived.
Attendants ~ tho hospital who
knew Of the operation were reported
TO have been sworn 10 secrecy.
Hospital officials said that Nc.
Corfniek's age--5i--- made IL neces-
sary that he have absolute quiet.
Or. T.espinasx would not state the
nature of the operation.
1T In n medical matter and does
not concern the public" he sail
Mccormick recently obtained n
divorce and reports have coupled his
name with Gamma Walslxa Cochran,
who was granted divorce from her
millionaire husband In Paris re.
Gently.
Five nurses were said 10 be In at.
tendance on Mccormick. An entire
floor OF the hospital was reserved for
him and no one besides his ply.
sicians and nurses were allowed to
enter the floor. Three doctors were
said 20 have been In the hospital
constantly. ready to administer to
Mccormick.
The name OF the patient was kept
secret from hospital attendants and
altho knowing SOME one OF great
wealth was TO bo patient. no one
knew the name OF the man or the
character OF the operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
TEN ARE DEAD
AFTER CYCLONE
100 Hurt; SIS, 900, 900 Loss
in Wisconsin

SUPERIOR. Wis. June 17.--Ten
are known dead. more tban 100 in
jurcd and property damage will run
uD above $4,000. 900 as the result Of
the cyclone which swept over four
western Wisconsin counties late yes.
terday.
The twister. two miles wide. start.
ed four miles west Of Reed. Wis. and
wrought havoc and destruction In It's
path Of Is miles. The town Of For.
est. 81. Croix county. was hardest
hit Property damage will exceed
81 900. 900. Fifty homes were wrecked
az Clear lake.
One hundred farm houses were de-
stroyed IN the etorm-swept area.
Scores OF cattle were killed and
Thousands OF acres Of growing grain
ruined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
Pickers Are
to Harvest Berries

TACOMA. June i7.--Eight thou.
san berry pickcrs win be required to
harvest raspberries In the Puyallup
valley this year, w. III. Pauihamus.
president OF tho Puyallup and sum.
ner Fruit Growers association. an.
nounces The season win start July
1 and will last for month.
Women and children are wanted
for the work. Paulhamus said. men
being unsuccessfuI berry pickers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
Living Costs Soar
in Oregon, He Says

SALEM. Ore. June 1.-THE cost
OF living for the state OF oregon has
been soaring again during the past
six months, according 70 figures com.
piled by r. u. Goodin, secretary to
the state board OF control. from bids
for supplying the needs of the vari.
Gus state institutions.
Hams which the state bought at
$40 per 100 pounds six months ago
are now demanding s31.70. while ha.
con has advanced from SIS per 100
pounds 10 s2l65. Sugar has ad.
vanced from 1851 TO s6.45. Beef is a
little cheaper, showing n decline
from $40 to s7.49. while hard wheat
flour is 2 cents per barrel higher and
soft wheat is Off Is cents per barrel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
ANOTHER RAIL
CUT ANNOUNCED
Extra Millions Topped Off
Wages

CHICAGO. June i7.-Part OF a
dissenting opinion OF members OF the
United States railroad labor board
objecting to wage cuts was written
In railroad union headquarters here.
ma jorIty members OF the board
charged today.
The charges. following announce.
ment Of an additional cut OF s2s.soo..
900 per year from wages Of go. 900
workers. caused n profound senxa-
ton In railroad labor circles here.
The majority members. represent.
ing the public and tho railroads.
claimed the dissenting opinion filed
" Representatives OF labor did not
represent the beliefs OF the labor
Representatives on the board. but
was written In part ut least by em-
pioyes Of the railroad department OF
the American Federation OF Labor.
The majority members claimed the
dissenting opinion was an ''incsndi.
sry argument to employees In favor
Of striking against decisions OF the
board" despite the fact that the
main purpose OF the board Is to pre-
vent strikes"
THE entire dissenting opinion. q
fhe majority members continued.
''constitutes a strained and exagger.
ated effort 10 infiane the employees
70 the belief they have been grossly
outraged by the decision
The latest wage cut clips Off from
to cents an hour from pay Of
clerks and station employees, signal
men, stationary firemen. engineers
and helpers. II brings the total OF
yearly wage cuts from railroad en-.
pioyes. to go into effect July 1. 10
3f34.9ss.sfs. Others affected are
maintenance Of way employees and
shop workers. whose wages were cut
In previous decisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
SHERIFF POSSE
HUNTS FOR man
Sumner Merchant Missing,
Fear Foul Play

Led by sheriff Matt siarwleh'r
bloodhounds a posse of deputy shar.
IFS and citizens were beating the
woods about sumner saturday. after
an all night search for Joseph Kirk.
wood. prominent merchant and lodge
man OF sumner. who disappeared
from his home NJ noon Friday. Kirk
wood. n II thought. may have met
with an accident or foul play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
BANK BANDIT
BINDS WOMAN;
GETS $l,l55!
Two Sheriffs and
80 Armed Men in
Pursuit of Daring
Criminal

PORTLAND. June fisher.
Ifs II Marion and Ciaekamas
counties. aided by n posse Of 30
armed snea. today are hunting
for n bandit. who. nj 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon held up the
State Bank Of Aurora near here
and escaped with loot Of >i.iss
In currency and $50 bond.
The lone robber entered the hank
after xene sehwRh. cashier. had left
and when Miss Vera cutsforth. the
assistant cashier. was alone. lie had
been at the hank a few minutes be.
fore and asked TO get some money
changed into Canadian funds. on
bsinx Informed that he could not be-
accommodatet he left, saying he
would 20 20 the other bank.
When he returned he remarked
that he had been unable to set the
change without further converse
ton he jumped over the railing
pointed pistol at Miss cutsforsh
and demanded that she turn over
the banks cash.
The robher forced Miss Cutsforth
into the vault and tied her feet and
hands.
Ky this time the robber evidently
had abandoned hope Of footing the
vault and leaving the vault door
open. he jumped to the counter. gath.
cred up the currency there. amount.
Ing TO si.i5s. seized bond for $50
and fled.
The bandit had good start but
WAS traced to the Pudding river
bridge. Boys who were swimming in
the river reported the. he passed
tnem and ran OF TIE road into the
brush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
IL Missing After
Vessel Overturns

HAMBURG. June i7.-Eleven
men are missing and lie others mar
rowiy escaped death yesterday as the
result OF the ovorturning OF the Bra.
lillian liner Aware. while IL was being
hauled into drydock here. The crew
was In the hold when II turned over.
and its members were rescued with
the greatest difficulty. The total
loss of lives is not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
May Name Howard
Federal Farm Board

WASHINGTON. June fo.-The
new agricultural representative on
the federal reserve board. as provid.
ed by the bill recently passed by con.
gress. will either be J. II. Howard. OF
Iowa. president OF the American
Farm Bureau federation. or Milo d.
Campbell. OF Michigan, another farm
organization leader. according to au-
thoritative information here today.
President Harding is expected to
announce the nomination early next
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
Man and Wife Are
Hurt in Car Crash

Two persons were in Seattle hos
piuls Saturday. following collision
between autos Friday night at Dear
born ~. and Sixth ave. s.
Mrs. Thomas ~. Warren. z5f5
BIND ave. =, was taken to Minor
hospital. while her husband was
rushed 70 the city hospital. Mrs.
Warren received internal hurts when
she wax pinned beneath her hus-
bands auto. Warren sustained n
badly broken hand c. ID. Miller,
2220 Sixth ave. s.. driver OF the
other machine. was unhurt. police
saId.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
I'm A WAY
SURPRISED"

Il might tell you that In a way
was surprised to meet you. and
still In another way I was not. be.
cause. strange 10 say. have carried
for long time mental type. true
In all its manifold details and at.
tributes OF your own cinema pic.
ture.'
Il wonder N you quite understand
me. or win you say and smile. lust
another one OF those affairs, I won.
der why have to leave town this
time. il Is getting too strong. Ali
No. my dear. do not misiudge. /
feel IL Is far preferable TO be candid
and trust from the start. because
then there Is no room for misjudg.
ment IN any way.
TO me money is an asset. truly.
a necessary evil sometimes. Above
all. the man true to manhood comes
first. And I am not loath TO state I
believe you are a real man. In our.
II such there should be. future friend.
ship, feel there Is a very great deal
more for you TO consider in my life
than I In yours. namely the facts
that
Il have been twice previously mar.
ried, and that have a son: also de.
sire that Is uppermost in my life. and
that Ii a child thru the union with
the one on whom this vast store.
house OF pent-up love would be show
cred. am mentioning these facts
because love children. and do not
think that two peoples lives are com.
plete without a child.
Il do not know II you feel as do.
but / feel il is only fair to you to
know my feeling regarding life. and
allow YOU to make any decision with
an open mind and In view OF existing
facts. outside OF these things men.
toned, have absolutely no future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

plans. outside Of desiring 20 be with
and do for you. II you should 30 de-
sire. with the one proviso that you
could rciigiously feel that you could
give up all others for me.
Remember. my dear. you are not
today obligated In any way to me. II
has been an enjoyable world or pleas
ure 10 meet and know you, but r
would not want 10 know more OF youl
unless knew positively I was m
to shower on you a great. biz. ov2
whelmlng love. love that would "a
forth from you that wonderful ma
hood I know you possess"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
Plan to Rebuild
Railroad Avenue

Reconstruction or Railroad ave.
between Madison and pike sts.. VIII
be considered by the city council in
the near future. Superintendent o.
A. Piper. Of the streets and sewers
committee. declares that the high
way Is in a dangerous condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

NEW YORK. - Mrs. Rebec a
senpz sits up in her coffin and asks
for drink one hour after being pre-.
pared for burial following supposed
fatal paralytic stroke. She will re-
cover. say physicians.