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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN U Art v; ly, ayl
SUNDRY CIVIL SERVICE BILL
MAKES LIBERAL PROVISIONS
FOR ARIZONA FEDERAL WORK
COL I JAN TOR
SHOT MD KILLED Ell
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Special to The Republican
"WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 Notwith
standing the conpral demand for econ
omy, the appropriations for federal
activities in Arizona as provided for
in tbo Sundry Civil bill, which has Just
paHSod the Housfi, were liberal. On
the. Yuma reclamation project J413.OO0
will bo expanded next year, of which
JS0.001) will bo used to further develop
the. drainage system.
The. aDPropriatlon for co-operative
and miscellaneous Investigations by the
reclamation service was increased
from $r.0,000 to $100,000. This appro
priation was so small last year that
tut $10,000 could bo advanced by the
reclamation serv ice to match the J100,
nQ appropriated for co-operative work
by the Arizona legislature.
The usual sum ot $200,000 was made
available for the maintenance ot the
eight experiment stations of the bu
beau of mines. The southwest sta
tion at Tucson has recently made
marked progress in devising new proc
esnos for the treatment of low grade
copper ores heretofore considered val
ueless. Th appropriation for the Grand
Canyon national park was Increased
from $60,000 to $100,000 for the next
fiscal year. A part of this money
will be used to complete a suspension
bridge across the Colorado river at
the foot of Bright Angel trail so as to
make the north rim of the canyon more
accessible to visitors. The road from
El Tovar to Hermit's Rest will be. re
paved and construction commenced on
a road eastward to Desert lew so
thut ultimately there will be a rim
road automobile drive for a dis tanc
of over 40 miles. Some expenditure
will' also be made for the destruction
of wild burros living down In the can
yon which have Increased to such an
extent that they are consuming the
fnracn needed to fumtflln wild rame.
The appropriation for tlAi care of the
national monuments was Increased to
$12,500. In discussing this Item, Con
gressman Hayden of Arizona said:
Mr Chairman. T have offered a num
ber of amendments to this bill, but the A Ione highwayman who not only
House has been hard-hearted and none n'd A- Schwartz, a taxicab
of them hnve been agreed to. In view driver, and robbed hit. of more than
monument has Just been issued by the
national park service.
In1 the estimates $3,500 was Includ
ed for the construction of a bridge
across the Rio Puereo rear Adamana
to provide access to the Petrified For
est national monument. This river is
often Impassable because of flood con
Jitions and quicksands and many vis
Itors are thereby prevented from leav
lng dhe railroad 6tation after making
a long Journey to see this forest which
has turned to stone. There remains
much work to be done in improving
the roads and a salaried custodian
should be appointed to prevent dep
redations. Last year over 30,000 peo
ple visited this monument and dur
ing the height of the season it is esti
mated than from one to two tons of
petrified wood was carried away each
day by these tourists, which the park
service was powerless to prevent.
I thank the committee for this ex
tremely modest Increase because It
shows that at least some slight consid
eration is being given to the needs of
our national monuments, but I hope
that In the future something more sub
stantial will be accomplished. At least
$1,500 on the average should be ap
propriated for the care of the 24 na
tional monuments or a total of $36,000.
The director of the national park serv
ice has asked for but $27,000, and I
sincerely regret that the committee on
appropriations did not recommend tke-
full amount for the preservation of
these long neglected natural wonders
and antiquities.
Harry Lyles, negro, was shot and
killed by an unknown assassin at the
corner of Second avenue and Jackson
street about 10 o'clock last night.
Whether the shooting was the result
o a quarrel or an attempted hold-up
remains a question with officials of
the police department and sheriff's
office who investigated the case last
night.
Lyles was cither leading pr riding a
bicycle east on Jackson street at the
time of the shooting. Although those
living in the vicinity declare they heard
more than one shot fired. Lyles died
as the result of a single wound in the
abdomen. That the assassin was at
very close range at the time he sent
the bullet into the body of his victim
was indicated by powder riMrks around
the wound.
The shooting took place under an
arc light In a thickly populated neigh
borhood. A few minutes after the shot
was fired there were several people at
the scene to assist Lyles into a house
at 619 South Second avenue, there he
:
About The State
a
Returns From Eastern Trip
CLIFTON Norman Carmicheal,
general manager of the Arizona Cop
per company, Ltd., returned to the
city on Thursday after an absence of
several weeks in th east on company
business. Copper Era.
Epes Randolph Convalescent
TUCSON Late last night the con
dition of Col. Epes Randolph, president
of the Southern Pacific de Mexico, was
reported much improved. Colonel Ran-
nCi IW DENIES
IE TOOK PART IN TIE
SUNK IT TEMPE
Utah Senator Says
National Budget Is
Need of Government
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
NEW YORK, Jan. 18 One of the
most important questions now facing
congress ia the need of abolishing
wasteful methods of government opera
tion by a national budget system and
a thorough reorganization or tne exec
utive departments. Senator Smoot of
Utah. Republican member of the sen
ate appropriations committee, declared
in an address tonight. -
Economy in government expeneu
tures. he said, can be attained only by
placing upon the chief executive un
divided responsibility for appropria
tion estimates of the executive depart
ments and by a like centralization ot
responsibility in single committees or
DUBLIN BARRICADES REMOVED
DUBLIN, Jan. IS. The barricades
and the troops cordoning a wide area
in north Dublin were removed today.
Sentries were posted on roofs of houses
and armed troops patrolled the nelgh
brhood during the withdrawal.
STI
OE MONEY 10 Hi
N
BUT ti
Although alleged to have confessed
that he was one of the Mexicans who
on Tuesday night. Jan. 11, shot and
killed C. M. Snancrler and 10-year-old
dolph has been ill for more than a week Ernest Hintze and wounded H. C. Ba-
at his apartments in the Santa Rita her while robbing the Baber-Jones
hotel. Medical attendants no longer store in Tempc, Thomas Ramon now
consider his condition critical. Star. denies he narticinated in the crime,
Had Many Husbands Huirhes fiarr special.- investigator for
TUCSON Three "husbands' and no the countv attorney's office, said " es
divorces is the rather unusual record terday after returning from Nogales.
of Mrs. Myrtle Kogans-Holt-Follett. a Ramon will recover. ?:r. Garr said, and
comely woman of 8, who was hailed will be brought back to Phoenix soon the senate and house. He advocated
before Justice Oscar L. Pease batnrdav to face a murder charge. urovision in any legislation estaousn
on charges preferred by Walter M. rjmon and Victoriano Martinez msr a national budget system of a dis-
Hoit mate number two. I urov. vintnrert at Calabasas. near o- tmct acrencv to be nlaced unaer me
Holt, at the hearing before Justice gales last Friday after botli naa neen control or congress to keep it miormeu.
Pease testified that the woman al- wounded. Martinez died the same as to the detaus of departmental dusi-
thoiieh married to him on Auff. 17 at lvcnirifr T5olh men. according to No-
Globe, and without procuring a divorce, gales officials, confessed they had
had gone through a marriage ceremony robbed the Tempe store ana tauta
on .Tan 1 last with tipp last matrimn. SnanMur nnd Hintze. Mr. Garr and
nUl vintnrii Ifloth EiiffpnA Pnllctf with Intpnh V Vnhlp. deDUtV county attor
whom she has since been living as ney, went to Nogales last &aiuruuy 4
wife, Star tAlkert with Ramon.
Company Nearly Recruited According to the story toia mem,
WILLIAMS The organization of the Garr declared. Ramon leit xemve
died about 30 minutes later TJo wa Willlama nmnnnv rf th IKRth Infun. nn Knnriav nieht. Jan. 9, and
conscious most of this time and at- try Is now nearly completed. Seven came to Phoenix to look for worn, lie
temnted to tell Of the affa.tr hilt hlnlmnr. reM-tiit m Bls-nrl nr Mnnrl-iv tnl1 tlipm. fi.lrr said, that he Had a Wlie
statements were disjointed and inco- night, leaving but eight yet to be se- to support and could not find work in oldest member of the Order of Elks
herent. L.,, cm.i t.i.. -cf I t.,-. vindinsr nn work in Phoenix, in the United States, died here this
"I've been murdered." ha im said to th .wina- fcpid Wnndav nts-ht h.,t hi r.nrr said, the Mexican told them he morning. He was said to bo a boyhood
, - . . ...... . rj ci, . - ' . , . i I l U - ... T. nrtAn
nave e.xeiaimea. ana j, tl. Stroup, who presence will not again be required to then went to una ijenu iu wtr "'""'"iu wt -
assisrea me wounded man, declared he complete the organization of the com- at the Giliispie am itamon uu iuvi.,
uiuueteu Bumeuuns aoout being neid nany. News . I he was unsuccessrui uieie wm weui .
-niLijuuB" tans were maae lor Exonerate PapmI Rinnp to Maricopa, wuuie nc "ici vw
several physicians the wounded man I wit.t.iimo aw rw, n whn was an old friend.
remained without medical attention. I r ..t r.arr said Ramon told them Mar-
Tnat the killing was the result of a ch.ru. n,, ....i, tln had money and divided wun
quarrel was somewhat borne out bv w.t-oio,. t tv,. ,,. hi friend who had none and also gave
money poucn uyiea exonerated by the coroner's Jury held him a revolver ana
amined by officers. However it was pTelim nary heVrin the immigration officials
also pointed out that the revolver shot E thev mistook for holdup men
attracted ty,V. ,f..i t. 1 I """v L 1 u J " J Scuriui, - j nr,.n. firP I
na?j:;.;zrAZ at Flagstaff that Croxon will be alter tner m.
: the bearing News, on tnem. xtamon iZ
W-nt Another Judo. Garr said, aitnougn ne imu
Clear Baby Skin
With Cuticura
Soap and Talcum
So.Ofohnt.Tkleirn.Kevrrwfiat. Ttrmmmlm
dilrcu: 0tlcimlAkamrtM,ba4.X, Mlt. Mf
ness eo that its responsibility In mak
ing appropriations may be intelli
gently" discharged.
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Oldest Member Of
Elks Passes Away
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
SPRINGFIELD, 111., Jan. 18. Col.
William T. Baker, 96, said to be the
Fred J. Wright
Detective Service
Civil and Criminal
Private and Corporate
Investigations
An Established and
Efficient Organization
Offices over Central
Bank
Rooms 7, 8, 9
Telephones
Day 1361
Night 805
nKSaiiont.o.imi..i ieis ai j?iagsiair mat croxon
He was rn awlyt r"? away' entirely cleared at the bearing.-
iie was seen to run west on Jackson ' a -.ft... t..--
street, but it Is not known whether he
was a white man or a nesro.
Harry Lyles was about 45 years old.
no leaves a widow and two children,
who live at 1107 South Fifth avenue,
ior several years he has been em
Ployed as Janitor at the telephone
"ol"er "ua?V, M-ntlfied from photographs as
rniiijwuii necoinmenaauon inai i V r , ..,.,.j 5 y,a
the Yavapai County Bar association the man who had participated m the
enhrr.lao.11,8Illi0 ec.ure an.aaal""aM' a Ramon is able to be
NimfirinF imiikh mr mia rnnni v u. u a t nn i
SMITH B
EOTMERS'
of the fact that the committee on ap
propriations has .increased this Item
for the care of national monuments
by $4,500, I shal inot attempt what is
obviously impossiblo at the present
time by offering an amendment fur
ther increasing this amount to $27,000
$70, but also took the taxicab for good
measure, executed early this morning
the latest and perhaps the most spec
tacular robbery to occur during the re
cent wave of crime In Phoenix.
According to the police, Schwartz,
who drives a taxicab for Walter
Latest reports from the St. Joseph's
hmnltsl in thia City Siaie trial ivir.
Baber will recover.
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. . .. . .. . m i nnrff q n il whnsa e t -hi rl la nam. r'nn
mm est ma ten lor dv ine secretary oi ..v... .v..
h- interior fvon thoiiffh t nm ron- tral avenue and Jefferson street, was
vlneed that $12.."00 Is Inadequate for approached shortly after midnight by
tie proper administration of all the na- a stranger who asked him to drive
tional monuments. northwest of town. W hen Schwartz
There are 24 national monuments reached Five . Points his passenger
under the Jurisdiction of the national "hoyed a gun against the back of h s
park service, and it is not only vain neck an(1 ordered him to hand over bis
i. ! tnnUmt tn pxn-rt that thev ran h money and valuables. Schwartz, with
administered, protected, maintained, the cold muzzle of the revolver at the
prenerv'ed nnd Improved at an average base of his skull, fav up $l.o0. The
annual coat of a litUe over I30i each, highwayman then asked him what kind
ua f. ,rvt.t,i , thi .nnmnri.ti.n of watch he had. Schwartz replied
of these monuments are located In" he had al? E,in with seven Jewels,
Arizona and are annually visited bv 1 v a oener one man mat mj-
u r .M I self, the hlehwavman renlled
the country. The visitors to the Casa The" having cHmbed into the front
Grande Ruin Increased fro 3.667 in 191J Mat- he ordered Schwartz to stop the
tn. viva in mn n iiftfin vu- K-.r, car and get out. leaving the engine
emended for the repair and excavation funning. As Schwartz stepped out he
of this "Great House" built by a pre- Ik fr4om pocket on the door of
historic race of which the present In- th automobile his revolver, hiding it
dlan tribes have no tradition and which ndrr hla coat as he stepped .to the
- . .' ,i k tott, vi. ground. This was at Willetta street
the Spanish explorer, In 1S94. The
amount appropriated herein will pro
vide practically nothing but the salary
of the custodian
Montezuma's Castle Is another na
tional monument which Is sadly neg;
lected and suffering from vandalism.
A custodian should b appointed to
protect this wonderful cliff dwelling
on Beaver Creek, which Is three sto
l ies high and contains 16 rooms. The
Navajo national monument la located
in such an out PC the way place that
but little damage han thus far been
done by vandals, but with the opening
up of an auotmobile xoad to these ruins
there Is now greater need Jor its res
toratlon and protection.
A custodian should likewise be ap
pointed for the Tumacacorl mission.
which is threatened by destruction by
those who have from time to time dug
up its floor and undermined Its foun
vi w I . Duver' SALT LAKE CITV, Jan. 18. Co-
k , , , .u LU1T , Tu'iion. w operative marketing, transportation
burled there by the Spanish priests. problems. a plea for postponement of
About $400 was heretofore made aval 1- mtine fees. the relations between
able each year lor the can of this sheep men and tho packcr3 8nd the
monument, which la wholly insufficient interests of Indian wool producers pro.
io prereni even ine carnage causca oy v,ded th material which the National
the elements, Lnless an ample ap- wool Growers' association covered in
propriation is mado this mission, which th)S Becond day of their fifth annual
was founded In 1730 by Father Kino, convention In session here.
,nl romP' r"'n- "ver o.uuu H v Platt Kneral manager of the
vlMltors Inspected this ancient mission Oregon Short Line railroad, presented
last year, but the national park serv- fy, OB h r3rHr Kfnr. th. mn.
i e hfi ben In such straits for funds vention, telling the wool growers that
that $600 was accepted as a contrib- in the last analysis the problems of
ntlon from the Nogales Chamber of thft railroads and the problems of the
Commerce to aid in its temporary im- shippers are irrevocably linked and
Tho 2,000 acres Included within the
Siigauro rational monument between
Phoenix and Tempe, should be reaur
veyed rrmd " the boundary lines estab
lished by cement posts. Pranch roads
ihould be built from the state high
way no as to make this monument
nore accessible to visitors. In pnsslng
I mlKht say that a rery interesting
publication describing the birds of this
rwuu a xavoraoi, report m w.proj- fcrolieht fo Temoe for arraign
e oy a commutee to tne association ,? - urder charRe filed
in a meeting at tne court nouse ast . - ... i0v.. nrt of K
H. D. McVty. eeneral rnann niglit. As a result. President Howard !?LT.V w v r.
Mountain States Telegraph and Tele- Pornlck will today name a committee - t attorney. Ramon,
phone company, last night announced f,f lawyers to draft a bill to present to to rCports from the hospital
that he offered a reward of $500 for the islature. Journal-Miner. at Nogales. will recover, although he
th a Tract- o i-i t nnmr: - . i WnuM Prit iminiru Mnapinn ttL . . , ,
. v.uuin,uuu ui me per-i - - , t n v,niip around in ms cnesu
me police also announced early this I llon m w casa or -Tnomas Murpny,
morning that three colored men had colored patient whose slaying at Whlp-
neen arrested on susDicion that thw 1 P'e aarracKs on December 10 or ueorge
were Implicated In the klllinr of Harrv Edwards, another colored patient, was
Lyles, the colored Janitor who was shot j witnessed by a wardful of persons, was
earlier in the evening. A renort was walvnd by the defense. The defendant
also received from Maricona that two has been bound over to await the ac
negroes wnose suspicious actions hadl 1"n Ui 1110 i session ot m leaerai
attracted attention were being held atl""' lo convene nere tne nrst aion
Aiaricopa. uincer tTaser was sent to uav ln iarcn. journal-Miner.
noma Brew causes i-tre
MIAMI It was a potent brand of
home brew some one was preparing ln
a small shack ln the rear of 32 Miami
avenue, in the section known as Mexl
can Canyon, this morning. A few wild
raisins and an old stove combined to
UK
the railroad Junction to bring these two
nacK to Phoenix for investigation.
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old raeii
IIS A MISSION
ARTISTS APPEAR 111
IAI
BRILL
PROGRAM
and Seventh avenue. The highway
man then commanded him to run and
Schwartz hurried across to the far
corner of the intersection, when he
turned and fired five shots at the high
wayman, who thereupon Jumped into
the car and speeded away.
Schwartz Immediately telephoned
the occurrence to the police depart
ment, and a hunt for the car and driver
was started immediately. At 2 o'clock
the car was found at Second avenue
snd Jefferson street, Jut about two
blocks from where it was stolen. One
suspect was booked for Investigation
by the police last night.
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Wool Growers Urge
Co-operative Marts
For Their Products
Th nomfi of The Republican for
mnnv vears. the building at Second and
Ariama streets, has been sold by the
T7-. tv samiipil to the First Pen-
form a conflagration that would, but tecost;j Mission, which will make It Its
for the remarkably efficient work of future headauarters. The consideration
tne lire aepariment, nave vn)ea out a .,7 000
large portion of the section. ThT ' rt of the maln floor, for
Responding to an alarm turned in , tym k rifnartmnt has been
about 11 o clock, the firemen succeeded rmndripd. A niatform has
. J . . . i -m I CU111V ' 1 1 U I,
Making their initial appearance at ln quencning xne tire ana savea two Wn instructed and new lighting tlx
the Woman's club yesterday Milton adjoining houses which were badly tUres installed. For the present this
Rasbury,- violinist, and Norma Leln. charred by the flames. Difficulty was , tVl nrl1l7 art of the building the
inger Rasbury presented one of the experienced in preventing the stream Ly,itr.r. wtn ns rentinc the remainder
most brilliant programs ever given by from the hose tearing the flimsy struc- of main floor and the basement,
the club. The musicians are newcom- tures to pieces. Tlie first service in the new home was
ria in x noenjx. ana tne ciud recoe-1 An examination or me structure miv,i.i amflav
nized them as artists of acknowledeed which the blaze originated, brought to Pntn:til Mission was organ
ability. ' I light two overturned barrels of raisin thia ritv four years ago, built
Their numbers were as follows: mash, a portion of what had evidently i,,.,.v, ot Tr,th and Washington
Sonata ln A major Handel been a still, funnels, bottles and the Lwa nr,A ha acauired about 100
other miscellaneous equipment of the m.mherq Homel L. Faulkner is pa
Kitcnen aistiuery. liuiletin. tnr Th old church will be soia. ine
Find Cache of Stolen Goods Uotietv does Independent evangelical
DOUGLAS One of the larsest Ur.,-!- nnd -will in time convert their
fences for stolen box car merchandise new place at Second and A!tams street
ever discovered m tne soutnwest wa! care for strangers ana uhwuuujh:
Adagio Cantabile
Allegro Deciso -
Largo As sal .
Allegro (Gign.)
Milton Rasbury. violinist; Norma
Lelningor-Rasbury. t the Piano
Original Theme and Variations
unearthed ln a raid by department of persons.
whatever affects the interests of one
Sffects the interests of the other.
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An engineer In Brussels has sue
ceeded in manufacturing artificial coal
of great heatin? capacity from the
vegetable refuse of peat beds. The
new fuel Is called "gasol" coal and has
a heating capacity of 7. "00 units and
burns with a bright flame, leaving no
cinders.
Annex Grocery
505 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
Now open for business, carrying a full line of
GROCERIES, FRUIT, VEGETABLES and BAKED
GOODS. This store is operated on the Cash arid
Carry basis, and we guarantee to SAVE YOU
MONEY on every purchase.
Remember the Number
505 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
Next to O. K. Meat Market
"Economy" our Slogan T. A. Donnelly, Prop.
Norma Leininger-Rasbury
The program was presented under
the art and literature department, Mrs.
w. i Jiammet, chairman, and in ad
dition to the music were other worth
while features, including a talk bv Mrs
Cordelia Perkins, art Instructor of the
high school, who discussed the "Artis
tic Italian Mind, and Mrs. Roland
Dryer, who spoke of "Art of Greece and
Egypt."
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Government Seeks
Order Restraining
W. U. Cable Landing
NEW YORK. Jan. 18. Injunction
proceedings to prevent the Western
Lnion Telegraph company from land
ing us cauie from the Barbados at
Miami, Fla., were Instituted la the
federal court today. The object Is to
prevent the landing on American soil
by a British company, ln co-operation
with the defendant telegraph company,
of a cable which extends from the
Uarbadoes to Brazil.
The government alleged, that the
contemplated cable Is monopolistic as
it holds a franchise on Brazil which
provides that no other company mav
connect by submarine cable any two
Tschaikowsky justice agents in the house of Joaquin
Madrid at the little town of Benson,
? lose to Tucson. Truck load after truck
load of goods wjere recovered, accord
ing to local federal officers.
Apparently for several years the
gang of box car thieves whose opera
tions have been baffling the police,
railroad and special detectives, have
been storing their plunder in the Mad
rid house. The latter, according to the
government agents, bad been peddling
the goods but at retail.
The department of justice had been
working upon the case for several
months, suspicion finally centering on
Benson as the point of the leak of
freight from trains routed througa
from California to the coast and from jumping from a fire escape at the sec-
Two Killed In New
Jersey Film Plant
Fire Ten Injured
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
BAYONNE, N. J., Jan. 18. Two
persons, one a voung woman, were
killed and 10 injured in a fire today
which swept a building housing sev
eral film manufacturing concerns.
The dead were: Miss Ethel Suckow,
24; a man believed to be Arthur Post,
21. . . . .
Miss Suckow porisned apparently Dy
the east to California. At Benson all
freights stops for a few hours on the
through trip. International
Burglars Leave as Family Arrives
BISBEE The residence of H. C.
Miller at 429F Laundry Hill, was en
tered late last night by burglars while
the family was away, and about 575
worth of wearing apparel stolen. The
family reurned at about 10 o'clock, and.
as they entered by the back door they
heard the burglars going out the front
door which they had unlocked from the
inside. Review.
Two Brides On the Stage
GLOBE Jack Post, a newspaper
man ot Miami, and Miss Leahetta
of the points within Brazil touched by Frances Sonnefield of Phoenix, were
tne nnes or tne .British company. married last nignt at 8:30 ociock Dy
The pleading also recited that the Rev. George S. Sloan, pastor of the
policy of the government for CO years Community church in Miami at the
has been to secure for Ammmn citi- Buena Vista Manse. The bride ar-
zens the right to maintain and operate rived In Miami yesterda On the same
cables between the United States and stage were Miss Blddle Fisher and her
toreign countries on a basis of equal- brother, of Holbrook. Miss Fisher was
on her way to Miami to become a bride
also, and at 9 o'clock last night Rev.
Sloan married Llndsey W. Bowling and
Miss Fisher. Record.
Women Plead Not Guilty
BISBEE Of 17 women arrested by
federal agents and Tenth cavalry
troops in a raid on the White City, a
resort near Fort Huachuca, only four
pleaded guilty when arraigned last
week In the federal court at Tucson,
Twelve entered pleas of not guilty, ami
their trials have been ret for Feb. 23.
Review.
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ity with citizens of other nations.
The practical effect of the Brazilian
monopoly, it Is alleged, is to shut off
the right of an American company in
tne luture or laying a direct cable be
tween Brazil and the United States.
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Expenditures For
December Increase
About $20,000,000-
ond floor alter she nad Deen carneu
through the flames by a watenman.
Enveloped bv flames, she leaped to
the street. The charred body of a
man believed to be that ot Post was
found on the second floor.
Exploding films hurled burning de
bris 200 feet, setting fire to several
dwellings and threatening to commu
nicate with a 1,000 gallon tank of gaso
line in a welding ehop nearby which
p.lso was fired by flying embers. These
flames were quickly checked however.
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Auto Top And Body
Builders Subject To
Manufacturer's Tax
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. Concerns
engaged in building over automobile
tops or bodies for Installation on new
or old chassis were held to be manu
facturers and subject to tax as such in
regulations issued tonight by the bu
reau of internal revenue. The regu
lations apply in cases even though all
such tops or bodies are manufactured
as needed for an immediate job.
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WOULD PROHIBIT PICKETING
HELENA. Mont., Jan. 18. Represen
tative Warren of Butte gave notice in
the state house of representatives to
day of a bill making picketing in
strikes unlawful. The measure con
forms to the Colorado statute, it was
declared.
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 Ordinary
expenditures of the government for
December decreased by about $20,000,
000 as compared with November while
payments on th public debt Increased
by nearly $1,000,000. according to the
treasury's monthly statement today.
For the sijf months ending December
31, ordinary disbursements fell off by
more than $1,000,000,000 compared
with the corresponding period of 1919
while public debt expenditures declined
by nearly $4,000,000,000.
Ordinary disbursements for Decem
ber totalled $404,575,091 against $426,
032,313 in November while public debt
payments aggregated $1,600,000,000 as
compared with $677,000,000 the month
previous.
Interest on th public debt totalling
$134,4 j2,lil, led in the ordinary expen
ditures for the month with $94,572,954
hy the war department second, and
$i4. :!;;. 47." p;i id by the railroads, third.
The redemption of $1,773,592,000 in
cert ificaies of indebtedness account for
the bull; of the payments on tho Dublic
debt.
DUBLIN POLICE BOMBARDED
DUBLIN. Jan. IS. A detachment of
soldiers from the Essex regiment, says
an announcement from general head
quarters today surpris-d a party of
men preparing an ambush at Timo
league. There was an exchange of
shots and 23 civilians were captured.
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