Arizona republican. [volume], October 25, 1921, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1921.
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It the tentative plans of Burt
"vVinar, 'secretary of the board of
directors of state Institutions, are
carried out. there will he a whole
Rale moving about of offices in the
state house.
With the moving; of the land depart
ment from the bungalow and the of
fice of the water commissioner to
the state highway building there will
bo a number of changes, and while
making changes Mr. Wlngar believes
in making good ones.
For instance, there has been talk
for some time of the need of another
office attached to those occupied by
chief executlw?. The governor
lias his private office and a recep
tion room where the secretary must
necessarily transact much important
business. It is in order to have -some
place In which letters might be tlie
tated not in the hearing of the public
that it Is planned to have the gover
nor to take over the office of Ray
mond Earhart, state treasurer, who
will move into the state game ward
en's headquarters and also take over
the south room of the secretary of
state which was used for the auto,
mobile license de'partment and for
which the secretary has no need
since the licensing has been taken
over by the county assessors.
The state game -warden will have
the. basement. Joe V. Prochaska.
the game warden, said yesterday that
he had never had sufficient room In
which to exhibit Arizona fish and
game. At. present only a part of
the exhibit Is at the state house, but
other ine specimens are at the state
fair grounds and the taxidermists.
These will be brought together In a
splendid educational exhibit which
will be given full play in the base
ment. The bungalow wilt house the com
missions. The state entomologist, the
state dairy commissioner and the
commission on agriculture and hor
ticulture will be quartered there.
It is understood that the commit
tee directing the mental hygiene sur
vey of the state will occupy the of
fices of the water commis!oner, but
this is not definitely decided. In fact
none of the arrangements have been
settled, but these are the plans und
er consideration by Mr. Wingar and
state officials.
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A mountain disintegrating: so fast
that the action is discernible day by
day is a remarkable phenomenon of
the Aussee region of Austria. Great
cones and pinnacles of rock crash
and tumble and forests lie flat or
move slowly and steadily downward,
piling into the valleys. It 13 believed
that water in the chalky limestone
core of the mountain causes the col
lapse of caverns and the slipping of
strata.
NOTES FROM CLASS AND CAMPUS
OF PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL
The Phoenix High school team lost
its last game with the I, of Re
serves. It was a hard fought game
from beginning to enii. The Univer
sity boys were better fit for the
game. Shoemaker, star guard, sus
tained a broken ankle and will prob
ably be out the rest of the season.
The Coyotes will play Tucson High
this coming Saturday. It will be a
new team that will represent Phoenix
High. Several of the players will be
changed around, which will make the
team 100 per cent stronger. It will
Vie a great surprise for Tucson to
find the team in the shape it will be
in next Saturday. The team started
out lut evening with a hard prac
tice with many new students and
business men on the side lines anx
ious to see what changes will be
made.
The executive committee of the
English Confederation club voted
that the Knglish department should
have a phonograph and that each
class will be able to use the phono
graph at different times.
During the lunch period yesterday,
while someone for a Joke was tieing
a girl's pocketbook to the flag pole
rope, the rope was accidently pulled
up and left the pocketbook high in
the air. Hundreds of students crowd
ed around, some suggesting ways of
etting it down. Several tried to
climb the pole, but True Harmuson
was the only one able to perform the
feat. It was very risky for "True,"
for the pole is 75 feet high, but a
fellow would risk most anything for
a girl.
The second battalion after inspec
tion and retreat yesterday marched
into assembly. They were addressed
by Ir. Talbot about the conditions
of the Near Kast. He told of the real
conditions that exist in old Europe,
relating several very interesting inci
dents that occurred on his tour. Mr.
Talbot also spoke to several history
classes during the day.
The night school has a larger en
rollment that ever before, there are
16 teachers and every class is full.
Mr. Michaels announces that the stu
dents are the best group of workers
that have ever attended night school
at Phoenix high. They seem to take
an interest in their work and the op
portunity that is given to them, he
says.
Officers' school of the second bat
talion will be held this mornig at S
o'clock. Examinations will be con
tinued and several officers will have
their tryouts in drilling a whole com
pany. This is included in the exam
inations. San Diego has cancelled the foot
ball game with Phoenix.
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Ifil THE RACE DESPITE
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Despite the fact that the attorney
general has held that a superior
court Judge cannot hold the office
of school trustee. Judge Fred In
graham of Tuma proposes to make
the race.
Tt is understood that there Is con
siderable rivalry for the position into
which has been injected as much bit
terness aa a political fight. P. T. Rob
ertson, an attorney, is opposing Judge
Ingraham who, in the opinion of the
state's legal advisor, is disqualified.
In his opinion. Attorney General
Galbraith said:
"The office of school trustee is a
nubile offite and also a matter of
public employment, within the mean
ing of the provisions of Section 11,
Article VI, of the Constitution of the
State of Arizona, and that In neither
aspect can such office or employment
be deemed Judicial In its nature, and
that a superior court Judge is for that
reason disqualified from acting' as a
school trustee."
This opinion is supported by the
opinion of four supreme court in the
case of State vs. Osborn, 14 Arizona,
page 185.
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A French scientist claims a motor
oil like gasoline can be derived from
vegetable oils.
DAY A GOOD
SUN
FOR FIRST BAPTIST
SELLS-FLOTO EVER
THE EARTH
FOR SOMETHING fflV
Ljttle doggies and big elephants,
cute ponies and beautiful white ring
horses, petite girl riders in spangles
and pink silk and "Poodles" Hanne
ford, grotesque in voluminous eve
ning clothes, dancing, somersaulting
tumbling, sprawling on the back, the
neck, the tail and underneath the
barrel of his racing stallion.. Surely
the circus is filled with contrasts.
And the Sells-Floto circus seeks al
ways more contrasts, more variety.
That is why its management this
year has secured the Hannefords
from the New York Hippodrome; the
Codonas, from Pubillones Spanish
circus; the Nelsons, the Ottawagas
Japanese, the Hamido Madri Arabs
and scores of other features.
All these acts and many more, of
course, will come to Phoenix on Mon
day, Oct. 31, the first week of the
combined Sells-Floto and Buffalo
Eill's Wild West show and they will
be seen in three rings and on the two
stages of the Sells-Floto big top.
The performances open this year
with a spectacular extravaganza of
bewildering beauty. "The Birth of the
Rainbow," in which 1,000 people and
400 animals appear in costly garb
and trappings. The groupings and
effects in this kaleidoscopic spectacle
are as unusual as they are beautiful.
Scores of ballet girls take part. And
Sells-Floto has spared no effort to
present pretty girls. Their costumes
for this pageant were all made by
a great New York modiste, and, al
though this is an old statement in re
gard to big musical shows, it is a new
fact with the circus. And that, again,
Is Just another contrast sought and
obtained by this ircus.
CLYNE CALLED TO CAPITAL
CHICAGO, Oct. 23. Charles F.
Clyne, United States district attor
ney, today was summoned lo Wash
ington by Attorney General Daugh
erty. Mr. Clyne said he presumed the
summons was over the railroad strike;
situation.
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Sunday was a good day for the
First Baptist church. In the morn
ing the Bible school was a record
breaker. A new class of young busi
ness men was formed with Glen
Jones as president and William Kil
bourn as secretary. The pastor. Dr.
Shanks, is the teacher, and next week
the class will assemble in its own
room for study at the Sunday school
hour.
The young people's service was
largely attended and much interest
was shown in the work. Three mis
sion Sunday schools manned by
members of First church reported
large attendances. Interest is grow
ing in the themes presented by the
pastor, and program for church ac
tivities is being made up that will
bring good results.
The Women's Missionary society
recently sent forward a large quan
tity of new tnd good second-hand
clothing to be part of the great
shipload for South Central Europe.
This effort goes to the Impoverished
Baptists of the south central state of
Europe, and under the slogan, "Fill-a-Bhip-in-Fellowshipv"
The Men's
Missionary society is looking forward
to a city-wide organization
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The bureau of standards has de
vised an electric test for determining
the purity of gold.
Mon. Oct 31
PHOENIX
Circus Day
Mat. Ev'a
Biggest Straight Circus in World
BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST
and Congress of Rough Riders of
the World now combined with
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fair. Road to Yuma rough but passable.
Phoenix to Prescott: Via WickenBurg good except somewhat rough
between Glendale and Agua Fria river. Black Canyon road good, but
rough between New River and Canon.
Phoenix to Casa Grande: River fordable now. Florence to Casa
Grande road good.
Phoenix to Globe: Apache Trail rough. Superior-Miami road not
yet open to traffic.
Phoenix to Florence: Additional 10 miles of paving south of Chand
ler now open. Desert road quite rough. State highway fine except for
short distance north of Florence.
National Old Trails: Springerviile to Flagstaff good. Flagstaff to
Kingman, few rough spots. Kingman to California, take Oatman road.
Prescott north to Old Trails Highway: Chino valley road good. Road
to Flagstaff via Jerome good, via Camp Verde, rough.
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