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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNJNCS, AUGUST 1013
SiAUE TiliiEE
AIRSHIP TO FLY
AT STATE FAIR
S1HE AID 10 HUSH
SCHOOL CEMIFIMltS
I Tli.' office force of the state super-
intend. -lit !' public instruction lias just
.in i 1. -t . -.1 the figures f-.r the amounts
KVIVlVlKllllll lalt('l' is'that wi:l he turned o.r the various
o,,, 1 . hi;rh schools of the state under the
Smoothed ()ci r.xcix-i , .,, , . ,, , ;..i. ,,,...
, stale anl law passed by the leg lsla t in e
IhhIv Will W'ol'k Hai'd in HH:', nivin; certain aitl to hiKh
lor" I5i--M- ni.d l(.tt'l-!?-'h''' '" vocational ,,.rsuits as a
!Iart oi the regular work of the school.
Fail" Tll.'lll I'iVcr j Sonic ..f this ai.l was furnished in the
'year F1 as is seeti by a glance at
. . t- r .. .1, , the statement, while those other Schools
111.- Arizona State fair f"t the ",ood , '
, ,, .,, , - , i ,. that did not liave the necessary ai-
Veai Will be lO-I'-a r alld better .
, ., ... , rane. mints ma.le ..r teaohini; the re-
t ha ii ever ami the l-.lk.s v. il help with ,
. . .. ... , ,- ,, . , i ouir.-.l subjects last year, but have
all oilier patriotic citizens ol tha state , ' ......
, . , ,, ,, I ina.ie t hi-iii since, receive ai.l but for
in making lie- week a !-',ala on.-, one i
lorif to l.e I emelllll.-rc.l. The 1 ef.rell- j ' ,1IS . ;,r- . ,. ,
. . , ,. , follows the entire list an.l the
.iuiii petition that was starte.l on Sat- .......
. i ;n r ti, jamoimls o the cert 1 1 nates issued by
uiduv a-'.imst Hip license bill ol the
, , . . ,i ; : Superintend, lit c. O. Case upon the
la- I I.-im. In i ul'o which nave the lair I 1 ' , .
. ,i i- 1 .authority of the board ol education:
. ,ln 1 1 1 iss . ,ii (he rmht to issue the la- i
ens..- for colicey.-'ion:' for the district
i'iv- miles in i-'ury direction from the
Fair :roiinds, was called off. 'l'h.-i'i
.-.ill I,.- no referendum, and the Fai:
( 'oi 1 1 mis.' r 'ii will issue the licenses a:
.o. ideil by law.
! CERTIFICATES FOR STATE AID.
i To High Schools and Normal Schools.
r.iL'-irir:, nun-inn. Temi.e Xormai,
i total for two seasons, $..,(100.00.
All the
. a .
t he result of a , ..rilVr- i
1 it 1 2 - 1 ! 1 :
ini3-l!M4. T.-mpe Fnioii
el,, e eslerday b. tW.ell llle lllell who j H'Sll School, total for t V O SeMSoIlS,
weie .actively back of Hie referendum i
and the member...- of the State l-'airl l'i 1 :'-1 ! 1 .1. 1 !i 1 3 - 1 Ml 4 .M.-sa T'nion
otiim issioii. As a r. suit of the confer- Hie.h School, total for two seasons,
no- ilie waters w.-rc .smoothed ami jr.,iiiiii no.
e-,. r.Mlon- uiH move ahum plaeidly but ; j ,, , o. , ,( 4 rlirt,m ulgh Hcho.1, one
busily until the bi.Lf we.k in N"V . iiiln-r ,..1S, ,,, snGT0,''
.'.ii.-n All Arizona will be the quests of
.,, T.H.,-lfl! !, H ombstone IIll?U School,
I hoenix. ,.,.,,
c , , .. , one season, $?,:.'!). L'S.
I he pro.-'.ram of events as tentatively
outline, l ye.-terday includes some spl. n- : 1 f 1 2-1 1 3, 1 '.' 1 1 'J 1 4. Douglas llinh
.lid alira. lions. The hi- events w.-re I S( '"'-'l f"r two seasons, $::i;7 1 .4 S.
de id.-,) up. ,n and tlie contracts wore ' 1!13-1H14, Tucson llih School, one
awarded. There Will he tile b.-St ) lo - I Sea son. $ .04.SH.
tecimie display ev.-r s- ui in this y.-c- i 101 ri. 101.o.-l!tl 1. r.isb. e Hijjh
ti-.n. The lin.-st acrobats in Ari.oiia I School, topil for two seasons, $,,ouo .00.
will i.erform before the grandstand, j VM-VMA. Clendal.- 1'nion llih
There will be a military tournament in- Soboi.l. one season, Jlr.S0S
.hid. ii", infantry, .-avalry and possibly, lf,13:i;,,4 W:nsl,'w HiKh School, one
art illery ma tiou v .-rs. .season, $ l 00.! 0:;
1 t1"- '" 1 t'"--itur.s of the fair , !U j i i -1 r 1 4 , Trescott lliKh
win be the aeroplane flights ..f Jacpi.-s , s-ho.,1 J1'4 7J
llili'-IOi::. I'ho.nix T'nion HiK'h
School, one Season, $2."oo.oo.
lon-1014. I'ho.nix rni,.n Hiph
Sell.. . I, no report. To be looked Up.
Total less amount $:!l,;74.33 for
T'ho.-nix Ili;;h School.
STATE TAX LEVY
f Continued from Parp nnt)
ID X.yvette of 1'hoenix a member of)
the staff of Th,, i: -piiblica n. who is also
a n h. r of the International Aero
nautical Soci.ty and carries a pilots
In . us,-, .Mr. N'.-vvette will make one I
exhibition fliirht i very day and will
demonstrate tin- work of tin- aeroplane
In war in bomb dropping. He will also
call', passem;.-rs in his machine.
Tin- h..rso . vents are known for their
exct 1 1. ti. - from one md of the country
to tin- other. They will be b.-tter than
e.-r before. on.- of the attractions
will be the finest midway ev.-r seen 1 Printing revised st.atut
her.-, and the best of vaudeville attrae- Two bridu.-s over '-dorado . . . .
ti. n - will be :iv.-n in front of the ;'rand insane Asylum building
Maud especially for the children. (improvement
As far as tile plans have been nirtd.', ' l'''rti.'ii of artnori.-s
the 101:: .riz--na State Fair looks Ihiddin- girls' dormitories,
miKhtv 1. X..rth.-rn Arizona Xormai...
Ihiihiin- boys' dormitories.
Xorth.-rn Arizona Xormai....
j ! lea t in:; pl.a nt
I Fair commission, improvements
I SS. ..TATKr. I'KKSS pisrT.'trl and buildins
AI.TuuXA, Am;. 11. Placing t wo J e-. , . ,, ., , ,, ,-,,,
J . i o 1 1
..O.lHIO
LV..000
1 O.IMI0
T.ooo
f.0oo
WORRELL TAKES
I HOLDUP MEN
Nijjht Pnlircinnii (Captures
Men in Art of Robbing a
Ih-unkt'ii Alcxiraii and
Lands Them in Uitv Jail
After Ei-bt
T'oliceman Tby rorrcll mmle olio of
tlie clever.-.st captures last niht that
lias been placed to his credit since he
be-ame a member of the local police
force, appreh. -ndini? two liohiup men
in (he act and preventing their netting
away until assistance arrived. The men
will be transferred to the county jail
today charged with highway jobbery.
Their victim who was somewhat the
worse for liquor was held last nisht a?
a witness.
It was about midnight when Morr.-ll
saw TadiUla yalkiin; down South First
avenue. He seemed confused and Morr.-ll
inquired where he was oin. Ue
ceivincr a satisfactory answer, the offi
cer allowed him t proceed. Inciden
tally Morr. ll noticed two mn on the
opposite side of the street evidently
keeping in the shadow of a bnil.liiiK He
kept his eye on the men until he saw
them cross the street and intercept Ta
dilda. )ne of the men grabbed Tadilda
about the neck and choked him. while
the other ran his hand into his pocket
and extracted the man's purse. Morr.-ll
arrived just as the pockctbook was
bein.LC opened. The man who had the
purse in his hinds offered resistance
and was promptly put out of commis
sion by a well directed blow. And then
Morrel started after the other man who
was attempting to escape.
The affair occur.-, 1 not far from tlie
police station and Morrell was able to
secure assistance qulckiy, Policeman
Meflrath and Vad.l.-r arriving in time
to put the finishing touches P the ar
rest. The men Wet e locked up and gave
the nanus of S. li. o Pop.-?: and K. Fs
pinoza. The latter had just b. en re
leased from the county where he had
been charged with a di-q urbane e of the
pence on Saturday night.
CORRUPTION IS CHARGE
("Continued from Page One)
BLOWS SELF TO DEATH
sticks of dynamite in his vest pocket,
ll.-nry i:..dt, aged f i f t y -seven, went t
the r.-ar of his home t-. night, lighted
th.- fu and calmly await. -.1 the ex
plosion which blew off one. arm and cut
h; ,o
1 (I. (Mill
illil lull l
Industrial Alts building'. Tempo
Normal 4.".oau
Cirb" dormitory. T.-mpe Normal lx.r.Oo
Firo-proof agricultnril build
ing', university
hi ' hody almost in two. 1 espondeiicy j Improvein. nt and equipment,
from long continued illness is believed t
?:'.. ".on
10,000
allege, account with the stock broker
age firm of 1 Injcr Cris.vold and com
pany which were engineered by Freder
ick Ij. Colvvell showing one transaction
jot ?i'.oj.,. mi this jooo is sud to have
been in the form of a check from Sut
ler on the campaign ac count with the
Farmers bum Trust corn pan.'.', $lno
chock which J,yii,.in A. Span 'cling tes
tified he had contributed for campaign
purposes and the commilt.-e finds oth. r
sums originally sent to Sub-.er for the
.-aim- purpose. It is estim.at.il tic to
tal currency deposited paid out hy
Sulzer on various .stock transactions
between the dates of his nomination
and inauguration amount, d to $4.'!,0",o.
to have been tie- cause.
Total
C
DEPUTIES, NOT MILITIA
Sheriff at Calumet Says He Is Now
Able to Handle Situation.
r ur7AjT jjr.) 'HnrAV t-
Ready Instantly
I'la.f a level teaspooiiful of Instant P. stum in an ordinary
cup. pour on hot water, stir until dissolved, add sugar arid cream
to t.l-l.
and you have instantly
a most delicious beverage
This makes Instant Postum light for most people. Some like
it stronger and use a heaping t .-aspoon 'u I and plenty of cream.
Fxp. rimeiit until v u get it right for voiir taste and have it always
made that way.
nstant Postum
is regular Postum reduced to powder form and soluble in hot
water.
Postum comes in two forms ' I
Regular Postum must be boiled.
Instant Postum requires no boiling, but is made in the cup
instantly.
Postum is a pure food-drink made futn whole wheat and a
small per cent of New Orleans molasses. It is entirely free from
the coffee drug, caffeine, and is used by hundreds .f thousands
who appreciate the comfort and advantage of being well.
If coffee don't agree, try Initant Postum.
"There's a Reason
T asSOcj T-f-Ii I'CKSS ntSPATCll
I'.AI.I W! FT. Aug. 11. Tonight a
thousand bi-n including batteries "A
end P." and tin- LT.ou state troops
that have b.-.-n occupying the mining
district in north, in Michigan start
ed for home Their places will be
filled by aimed deputies. Sheriff
.lames Cruse has recruited his
forc.-s up to about n thousand and
believes he will be able to take care
of the strike situation. An attempt
will be m ole to resume actual min
ing tomorrow, he stated, today.
-o-
MAKES TWO-CENT FARE
Chicago and Great Western Inaug
urates Low Rate in Minnesota
IKE PAYMENT
01 CORRAL SITE
After Stminv S-eii! in Reg
ular Mmitlilv -Meet iii'i; the
(.'uimiioii Council Author
izes .Purchase of Tract in
Third Ward
( ASSOCIATED I-RESS DISPATCH!
ST. I'Al'L, Aug. 11. The Chicago
:md Croat Western railroad will put
into effect tomorrow over all their
lines in Minn'-sota, the two-cent pas
senger fare and beginning October 1
will establish the state freight tar
iffs for four months to determine
whether thes rates are confiscatory.
The agreement between the railvvav
and the state commission to this
effect was made last week and to
day was confirmed in the order of
Jinl;;' Charles A. Will:ird of the Pul
led States district court.
TO INVESTIGATE SANITATION.
f AUScin .TKIl I'llKSH msc ATCItl
SACf'A M RN'T , Aug. 11 Sanitary
conditions in the Durst Hop Fields at
"Wheatland, which was the scene of n
ri.q on Sunday August .1, and resulted
in the death of four men and the call
ing out of the state militia will be the
subject of an immediate investigation,
according t an announcement today
from the state board of health office
following :i conference between L.'ihur
Commissioner McPaughlin and the
members of the board.
o
ALL QUIET IN MINOT.
"HK IT P.K.S' IA'i:i by the Com
mon Council of th" Citv of Phoenix:
That the v.a; r..nt authorized drawn
against the waterworks fund for
$4.0n as a first payment on a sit--heretofore
s. I.-cted by the said Com
mon Council for a city crra! be by
the city recorder delivered t- I". .1
Ib-nnitt iV I'n, for such first pav
ilion! ."
This resolution introduced b;.
Councilman Kim. r WaM.-n, of Is.
third ward, energetically ii-cciiilol bv
Councilman Pan Mcl.-rmoit, of the
sec olid ward. and finally declared
adopted, provided trie opportunity for
the gentleman from the second ward
to put himself on 1' cord a- i. s, ntiia
the insinuations and the v ii! if o-a t ions
he tharged have I.e. n hurled at the
common council as a l.o.iv and at 1 he
heads of the members as individuals
b. cause ,,f !he (c ent c ti ui of that
hody in s I t i 1 1 V a site for a iv w
i ity corral and agreeing in pa v .i
I i ice that on.- oi tie- nu mb, is of the
i iiy council considered exorbitant.
"Why. if tin- city of I'hoeiiix -doesn't
want Ileal particular piece of prop
el i y for l.iii"1." said Mr. M 1 . rmt t ,
"I will writ.- my own personal check
this v "v night and turn it ov r to
Ii e man who will deliver to me a
.I.,. I p.r the n.'iot in question. If
ti.i-re is any l'.-ar as to t'-ie validity of
.Mich a eh eel-: I will tomorrow turn
ov,-r I California gold for the full
amount and in receiving a clear d 1
to the pioperty wiil cons'id. r I lnve
acted Well. It makes llo difference
p. me who that properly b.-l..n-- to.
1 am e..i; ineed that the citv can 'lo
no b.-lt.-r than to acquire it at this
time to b. a part of the city corral
Mel provide in addition a convenient
ly locat.-l r. pair shop for the citv
wat.-r and sfe.-t d . pa i t m n t s.
"As for t'ne citiz- us and the n.-vvs-pij'-
r which v irtually eha;g s that
g.alt exists a- 1.. t W..-.-I1 Ihi- III' mb.-rs
tl.i ! council and the ..wtiets and
-cm.- real .!!.-!.. dealers, ! wish to
f-.-y thai no more base or u n tcu n.t.-.l
1 .-rge cottl.l be mad.- against t!i'
n:en of the- common counc-il. I know
nr.' hands are clean and I know that
th.- hand- of ev. ry othe r ni.-mb.r of
this body arc equally ::s ci.-in.
"We should bu.v that p'- -1 .! t y at
on,.-. W'e liaie a has.- n: .jririg
shortly upon tlie present o.rial sit.
ar,1 I kn-.v.' we can n ver l.-n.-vv tiial
1, ,o ,.. The people haVe pl'otc- I' M
again--' the (.ii r ii there too long. The
. : : i ns have prop st . , a --a in- t it -
in;. the ctral on the 'ct Cnd
-,h... sit.. Therefore th. re j-; not!,
..; hotter for us to do than t-. b".v
l' ,- .,,. this , ,,ni.c;i s. h !.-d and do
it new. Wo have already n vic
tim iz- d to the ct. lit of J.'.I.O, the in-
r. as. -d i-i'ae of that !-'t afo-r i' w.t?
l:i,oAn the ej'y wanted it. and thai
was pule grair, but I'.otie of it w.-nt
t. this council."
Tl.i- presentation of his view.: on
t'.iC subject followed Oil expression of
..pinion on the part of Con n- ii ma :;
M. Kb.y that the price asked wa -exorbitant.
"Ii n..il:.-.s no differ.-ni'.- to me what
a. tion this body takes tonight." said
Mr. M Kirov, "I will oppose the plan
to pay out that sum for this par
ticular propel ty. 1 am in the real
.state business aid I kn-.w that the
iop. rty is not woith the sum a ki d
unless pro; .-rty in thai section :
Phoenix has. recent !y taken an nn-
pl . cedent ed lis.-. ..lie of V. hl'll I S-'CU!
i..t to have heard."
And wh.-n Mr. Mcl- rnplt ha.1.
linishe.i ins remarks, during ine
:-.!.-ltr Jc.lT! of Which ha' S.-Clll'd '.o
be talking at the g nth man fr-.m tic
first ward. Mr. M'-Klrov. seemingly
in reply, aro-u and announced that
EXTRA HANDKERCHIEF SPECIAL
A fortunate purchase of 250 doz. Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs, made of very
fine sheer linen finish Shamrock lawn, narrow hems; every initial in the alphabet.
The initials are those new stylish Block letters in assorted colors; very chic; put
up half dozen in a box; regular price $1.00 per box; extra special
BOX OF 6 ONLY 69c
O:h-
"V..:
NECKWEAR
All summer and
early fall neckwear,
consist ill!;" of da
hots, ( 'ollar a n d
Curl' Sets, Collars,
J nil's and Frills in
Kmbit liderv. Lace,
Net, Irish' Crochet
and .Unitarian
laint' -i'eat i o n s.
No i-eserve. 11
!;o during this clean sweep
ONE HALF PRICE
PARASOLS
All the remain
der of our stock
of fancy Para
sols and Sun
Shades in white
linen, iii lies,
poplins and fan
cy taffeta silks.
The season's
Yel'V latest stvles.
shapes and colors. Your unrestricted
choiceClean Sweep Sale
ONE HALF PRICE
HANDBAGS
All our regular
stock of II a n d
n.i;;s in Leather,
Sill;, Yelvet, Mesh,
I ea I work and 1 a
estry, at
One-Fourth Off
SPECIAL
'JO very line iniorted I-'reneh and (Jer
nian liar's in Silk Ycloiir, (irain Seal
and Moorish Leather, exclusive novel
ties; extra special
ONE-HALF PRICE
INFANTS' WEAR
1 )ainty creations in
Infants' lout; and
short Dresses and
Ciiderskirts, made
of very fine Klaxon,
India Linon and
KreiK-h Lawn; ex
quisitely trimmed
in beautiful lace
a nd enibr o i d e r v.
('hoice duriiiL;' our Clean Sweep
ONE FOURTH OFF
BUNGALOW DRAPERY SCRIMS
A big shipment of new fall colorings and designs in White, Cream, Ecru and
Arabian in Voile, Etamine, Cracquelle, and Scrim; assorted patterns and bor
ders, in every conceivable color full widths and regular 35c OOip
and 40c values during Our Clean Sweep Sale, yard 2
SUMMER-PLEASURES
APsoriATKn pim'ss nisrATfitl
MTNOT. S. P., Aiis. 11. Fifty ox
policemen tire pa rolling tlie streets ln
uip;lit to quash any possible trouhle
between the citizens and the Indus
trial Workers of the World, l-'verylliinff
was quiet tonight but the militia will
be railed out on the slightest indica
tion of further rioting-.
o
MORRIS KNOCKS OUT McKAY.
r ASsnri 4TEI I'KEKS DlSPATr'Hl
WIN'NII'KII, Aupr. 11. "Fic-htine;"
Fred. McKay of New York, was
knocke out by Curl Morris of Okla
homa in the third round of a scheduled
twelve round bout tonight. A left ami
right to the jj vv finished McKay.
Suggest
CUTICURA
SOAP
Ana Cuticura Ointment. Thc.e pen
ile emollients do much to soothe
tender skins and dispel summer
rashes, eczemas, prickly heat, itch
ins, chafing, sunburn, bites and
stings. Tor everyday use in promot
ing and maintaining skin and hair
health among infants and children,
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint
ment are most valuable.
Cuticura Soup mrt intm-nt s.ild throughout tho
worl.l. I-HmtuI ;utnp!"uf t'.-ll inuilt'il free, with
book Aflclrcss " utlcuni." J ).'i.t. h i. n.at..u. '
kj-Mi'ii win. suave ui..l Bhttinpoo with Cuticura
Suay Wili lilid It beat lor BLUJ UUd acull).
ii. was in lie- position ..f feeling that I
. man had a ri;-.!t to his ovv n j
. i-.uion : i ; i . I that s h.nu as he, was i
ol. the . ,.UIH i! or oil' he vvollld coll- I
i iliue lo a.-t as ii- felt ;i.-rsona!!. j
-.. : :;!. t. I ic said he had intend. .; ,
ic :c t . .. . t lot the vi.-ws ,,!' M r.
.! I ' l l.!- !!.
.Mavor 'hristy ;imi..uii(vil he would j
..; ! ,r-e the purc hase of the lot at
this tim- jor 1he l.-a-oii that lie
kn-w the . i; didn't hav- the mon.-y
to Steele at this lime. beinvc aPe.ldv
onsid.-r.il. ly in debt. He added h..w
. v . - li'.t Ii.- would d'1 nullum;- in an
.!i -it p, balk lia Vkiil the ma.i 'iiiv
the c-mm-in council.
Th.- op- on the resolution, uhi. h
was r.-iiuc . ,1 t,. writinsr before bein
forma lly introduced by t '..u ncil ma n 1
Warren, showed three voiiir.r in favor
-I" the turning over ,.f the warrant
t Cie Ii. .1. 1 '.. nnitt eomp-inv, wit!:
l he mav or and C.iuncilman McKli'ny
v. tirm a t;a in.-1.
A l.-soiulion was adopted makitu;
an as-i.-tant c:t' r.-.o?'der of the city
mai'.'-lial of purposes of collect in
bai's atid fine;-! of the city prisoners
l.u; in no matiT r extending to him
; i;tli uity to r.-I.-ase .ris..n. rs from
the ;.iy jail b.-i".. re their full terms
h.'id b. cn s rved or they had paid the
anioUiil of the fine i .-niainin.i; unpaid.
I'lliu' ..f Colic. M .,, u e was present 1
and brought out an.'ther sensation
y niinounoiir-,' that he ttndc-r-ton.i
that it had been insinuated that he
bad not b..-n lnrniin; over all tin
fin. r: ai d bad money received by him
previous to the iiassai;.' of an ordin
ance a month -r so a;ro, making it
a in i -demeanor for tlie ity marshal
t. r.-l a c a. prisoner before his term
h id ev er turned pt isoiiers out of the
city jail b.fore their terms bad rx-
ia-il unless a man's t, im was ex
piring on Sunday, when he som.-tim.-s
i'i iea d tlie prison, r on Saturday.
This from the head of the .olice
.epaitmini inc. ssitat.d another ex
planation in w io. 'n it v....- clearly
poinl.-d oui lliat. there had b.-en no
thoii'dit oo the j.art ,,( anvbody but
that th. chief was Inrtan;; over the
mon y h.- colh l.-.i to the city. f;n
;h. it score the city council was satis
li. 1 that Mr. Moor.- was above re-
leach.
The various reports for the month
I'r. m (he differ- nt department heads
were received and oiilered filed. A
c-m nun. hal ioti was read from Stat.
Health i M'ficer I.ooney advocatln.ir trie
abolition of the piaetico of installing
direct ly conn ei led P diets.
.1. C. McNuIty '-. made ap'dica-t,-.n
i'"i I :aloon license for a saloon
at 71". W'.sl Van Fuien str.-et. Rc
!'. . .1 P ti e i . ur.ni i It . e of the whole
A resolution providin.U' that n- pro-p.-i-ty
own. rs should award a private
c.iiti.ict for sidewalk construction
nil. r 'lie city already had contracted
..r the w. lk under, the peneral im
pi .Vein, nt act, was also adopted.
The li'y altoini-y was instructed t"
: ee v. hat the t reet railway company
intended to d . with refer, nee to
j.avin. the central portion of throe
s.jU.ir.. of Xoith S.con.l avenue
v. h.-re the property owners on either
ride already have .! lat.-d their in
tentions ol having their portion of
the vv...'; done.
K.-rt ). Fl ow n. ity .'.initar.v of
li.er, was granted two w. c-ks' vaca
tion as was City 1 I rt ieul ( u i i s t
1 '-lack m.-re. The pr e.o-it ion to .-m-p!oy
a city juan eyp.rt was referred
to the Committee of the whole.
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FEW SHIPS FLV OUR FLAG
A mol e Ja mentable confession 1km
n.-ver ln-t n mad.- by the representa
tive of a ;;r. at country than that of
Admiral Sperry, in char-.- of the
American fleet, upon his r.-tuin aft.r
a ..,i"nt-mile jourm-y over the prin
cipal waterways of tl; world, vv h. n
l.e '-tat-'l that n.-ver one- in tl..
entire journey did he bchoNl (h..-An-.erican
fla:? llvinir :'r..m a m-i'-
l a nt steam v .-ssel.
l-'nsland tmhiy furnih.-s the ships
to cairy ',ip.!i s and fuel to our
r.ivy on ihe 1'aeific cast, and on
lb. r.c. iit j-.ii! iii-y around tl1..- world
i-y the fl.-ct thcio was furnished the
pathetic spectacle of the supply ship.:
;u . oinj.anv iny; the fleet fly ing the
llat;s of ev.ry nation but our ..vvn;
our boasted strength as a nation
made a mockery for the world.--.Linn
s W. ('urli-y in National Mi.ntli-Iv.
" 1 iL.!
j j- nt Oak Creek. Excursion
j tickets lo Flau'stal't' every
rriiurslav and Fridav, liniited
to Octohei- :ust, :.r() tin-
round trip. Stop-overs at
Iron S)iint;s, Pres;ott and
Williams.
Otlicr attractions are tin prehistoric t lit'i' dwellings,
ancient cave dwellings, lava leds, M out ezuma 's cas
tle and well, natural ln-idr, San Francisco and Sun
set mountains.
Ask for Flagstaff Folder