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Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 2

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Tucson Citizeni
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PAGE TWO THE TUCSON CITIZEN 6REENWAY TO SEEK ROYAL HONEYMOONERS Go to the Auto Races OISTRIflUTED FIE OF COST SlIPPiF iT May Yours Be a Prosperous as well as 1 rA Happy New Year UTITH every year witnessing the scrapping 0f the old and the substitution of the new in the rnn the (Continued from Page it) (Coallanl fro hi Face Oar) Tomorrow in Clue Dir el-low Cab Co of government and business we find some es-tablishments that look to past performances for results tunate thine For all of a sudden with an car-split tire An explosion occurred which blew upi the shed Rut took not a toll in injured or dead Tsxies News of the disaster to Tommy soon) 'THE tradition I thl store are worthy one amt a fsrniih constant inpIratlon for freah achiev menu But they do not let our rule of Quick Safe Sure practice Whenever batter idea in rtOM-keeptofSm bom thi More 1 among the flrt to adopt then! "Resolve to Do Home Work Electrically 9 A v- -o A -vYl 4 ASOk SvV Tqt-N sv Russell Electric Machine Co Branch la Xogalt S3 Korth Stone Are Phone 18 1 4 4m Prince and Princess Mu Exon Hohanloh Lanjenburj Stock Market Copper Grai Livectcck and Financial Nei Prince Max Eeen Hohanlohe Langenburg whose family was one of the wealthiest in the Habsburg domains before the downfall of the dual ted His bride was a Vienna actress before her monarchy recently married His bride was a Vienna actress before her marriage They are now spending their honeymoon nt St Jean da HI3CC Luiz Several' hundred printed copies of the latest revised map of the city of Tucson were received from an engraving firm Saturday morning by the chamber of commerce for free distribution The maps are available at the chamber of commerce and will be presented to those calling for them it waaaanounced by that office The maps are S3 inches square printed on durable onion skin transparent paper and of suitable slae and fold for either posting in an office or to carry in the packet The size is ample to depict plainly every street lane and alley In he city clearly and the map is printed from new plates never previously used Prepared at the instance of the chamber of commerce on account of the need for a cheap and better map of the city than has hitherto been avaialable aa many copies will be printed as are found needful Com plimenta of the chamber of commerce with -the presentation of the map are avowed in aa Inscription at the top Another legend printed at the top of the map in red is as follows "Do you know that Tucson of the oldest most historic and scenic cities in the United States? "World renowned for its healthful enjoyable mild and invigorating climate? "The railroad center of Arizona and the gateway to the west coast of Mexico? "The center of production for the great copper cotton and cattle industries of the state? education center of the south west the seat of ths University of Arizona? "That the chamber of commerce Organised to advance the beat interests of the city county state and flew i 'M Tommy cried went my home brew I Elite Vails aa Oar Climate Cash Kilts of Lena 111 has been) having tome fun spoofing the natives of that burg but at the expense of 1 Arizona justly famous heaith-creat mg climate According to a letter received at the office of the state board of public health from Timms of Lena 111 Ellis toiii Timms and others that Art-xora residents Buffer from nose" an affliction according to the letter caused by our having to continually breathe the volcanic dust which fill the Arizona atmosphere said dust causing nostrel abscesses to relieve which according to the version of Ellis it is necessary to bore the sufferer between the eyes at the top of the proboscis and swab away the volcanic dust accumulations Mr Tmms expresses the opinion that if this be true Arizona cannot be a very desirable place for tnbercu-lars and wants to know if Ell's is tell ns the truth Dr A Tuthlll state superintendent of public health assured Mr trams that Ellis was either spoofing or was sadly lacking knowledge of Arizona climate Sead 1 etwee Greetings Ex-service men vocational training at a Phoenix sanitarium sending I holiday greetings to Governor Thomas Campbell adopted the unique meth-j od of making the greeting an open 'letter in the "Camp Fire" the pubU- cation issued by the service men which reads as fellows: "Dear Tom: 1 am a veteran of the Argonne Two lobes of my right lung are gone I met a friend of yours i when I was in the army and he said that you were the only genuine ffyed--ta-the-wool yard-wide pure-Merino Democrat east of the San Joaquin I river He talked so nlcs about you that I decided that if I ever got sick I was going out to Arizona And so here I am The boys all tell me that I can go down to your office and walk right in without even eeetng the guy that holds your five-gallon gumpdorp I am coming dowfc a time and WALL STREET Come to the Blue Bar Yclloic Cab Co Garage 77 jY Sixth Ave LIVESTOCK Mark I- CHICAGO ceipt teoe Trips fa the Fair Grounds commence at OF Mill marinia In time olf mar be prohibited from torpedoing merchant ship if Vilgraln French war time food administrator Is censured for alleged use of his official prestige to hie own advantage in grain deals in a report by a chamber of deputies commission The commission advises the government to demand thst Vilgraln pay Into the' public treasury 1200000 francs declared to be his share of commissions paid a London firm for the purchase of Australian heat for the French government The commission's reports that Vilgraln mas allied with the British firm while atilt Itr ht official poet- tion aa under-secretary of tbe ministry of provisions i A Paris dispatch on June four last said that charges of malfeasance in office had been preferred by the French government against Val-grain together with charges of illicit speculation against hie father Louis and his brother Marcel The economic conference of allied bankert and manufacturing Interest which has been'eoneidering measures for re-establishing the international credit of Europe agreed todgy upon the draft of the project for an international coneottlura which will be submitted to the silled supreme council at Cannes A representative of Japan today joined the British French Italian and Belgian delegation in the conference The project 1 hed partially upon the Internationa! credita acherae of Dr the Dutch economist which was approved by the financial conference at Brussel lait year The Idea Is first to upbuild the public utilities railway and kindred agencies In countries where economic stagnation le due to lack of transportation The assets of these countries thus aided mill be pledged security for the loans Involved in esse where the consortium has not given concession for operation Austria which I regarded by the conferee a In tbe direst seed is expected to be the first beneficiary The capital of the consortium will be definitely fixed only after the council at Cannes has pasted upon the scheme Sums varying from 15-009900 to 12009099 are talked qf It has been suggested that the consortium's own capita) may be moat effectively employed in stabilizing exchange thru temporary credit to countries immediately requiring foreign monev which is unobtainable tn interior Europe without provoking violent fluctuations Dr Weller Rtthenax former German minister of reconstruction has been In consultation with leading delegates to tbe gathering since his arrival presumably in regard to German participation The conferee indicate they consider American participation tn the consortium a important eventually altho not primarily essential to the birth of the enterprise Delegate think the United States can scarcely remain Indifferent to inch a movement in the Interest of her own European trade but Europe must tn any cao begin doing something on her own account An arrangement whereby the Netherlands as well as ths United State and Japatfare to be given cable rights on ths bland of Tap was agreed to today by the delegations ef five major powers participltng tn the Waiting-ton conference and the Netherlands 'Great Britain and Italy accepted the arrangement with reservation the former indicating that British lnter- 12:30 From Our Garage I Kee 1 Compared with Bet etecr and heifers mostly 23 to Sr bnlle cents higher jcl handywelght veil eatv my: Receipt a eent higher than yesterday rage shippers extensive borer tUC around 12 999 packer ref follow top 37 99 for 140 U1H averages bulk 17 te weight 37 feent 69 to il weight 4 758799 heldovw at pig $3 99 very erarte cheep Receipt 1699 pack re direct Compared win agot Fat lambs 25 te 35 cents 1 fat sheep yearling and Iamb mostly 39 cent higher q- 1 Blue Bar Yellow Cab Co AseeelaUd Press Leased Wire) IN'DIANOPOUS led Dec Hanford MacXider pationil commander of the American Legion yesterday received New Teat's greeting from General Armando Dias of Italy and Lieutenant General Baron Jacques of Belgium Both toured the United Staten recently as guestd the legion The greeting from General C(t "Exchangirg heartiest wishes for happy New Tear and affirming tht highest comradeship and sympatbv OMAHA Xeb Dec 31 George Christian Jr secretary to president Harding Informed Mayor James Dahlman In a letter made public today that serious consideration is be ing given recent appeal by the Omaha city council to the president that he use his good office in an attempt to settle the strike in the packing Industry The eppeat also made to the ms vers of cities and governors of states affected by the strike was voiced tn a resolution adopted bv the council which declared an adjustment and deconciliation of existing differences was more to be desired than a continuation of the contest simply for the purpose of vindicating an assumed attitude or an assertion new TORK Deo Moderate dealings and uneven price movement featured the eloee ef the year en the stock exchange- Few leader ef the railway and industrial division registered more than nominal changes Interest and activity centered tn speculative ells steels equipment chemicals and specialties comprising the mail order and textile groups Advances ef 1 te 2 points in tom of those share were balanced by reaction ef the am extent but the market abadled on short covering la the Utter dealing Bate approximated 409009 shares The bond market waa dull and feature-less Highly irregular price changes marked the opening ef the final hi tlon of the year in the stock market Kails shippings ells and steel showed mixed gains and losses bat la the main the tread was upward Pennsylvania's gain of en point was balanced by a reaction ef that much In Union Pacifier Advances ranging from fraction to a full point In the cheaper ells end shippings were offset by low In Standard Oil ef Ktw Jersey end Mercantile Marine preferred Further cash selling te adjust Income tag losses wa observed among the cheaper issues Preliminary quotation for the leading for sign exchange were higher it Taxies and Baggage Transfer SHAD HOWTEK Mgr 77 Sixth Ate Phone 77 Member Tncson Motor Trade Association when I have a -couple ef weeks to between the veterans of America and spare and I going to tell you how jf Italy" much all the boys think ef you butj General Jacques cabled gone away new to meet the! -Best thanks and most sincere New other governors IV a didn't ksQwjTeara wishes for the Legion and its there were any other governors but commander on behalf of the Belgian we guess it is nil right only that we won tee you qn Christmas So we KANSAS CITY Dec ic Receipt 339 For Bwf tsady to 23 cents lower to canners fat the stock end til and heifers mostly steady Vj to 40 rent higher eelre eent higher: atocker and etrong to 33 cents higher fat i 28 to 3 cents higher HogEeeeip 13 to 23 cents lower than yt( Pbkr market: best 219 te weight 4 398399 K5 ef sale 34 39 8 4M packere toady mostly 35 308 1 73 Receipt i Killing classes generally cent higher lamb 31U9 lmb 23 to 39 cents 'higher with you a- iferrr CKrutma and Happy Yar COUNTY RECORDS DAILY BULLETIN Aim accused FIRST SINN FEIN AMBASSADOR TO IS NEUTRAL nation? "Striving to promote co-operation good faith fair play and integrity amongst all? "Constantly rendering profitable service to every citizen of Tucson and Pima county? 'Assisting in every way possible thousands of visitors to ear city each year? "First last and alwaya for a more united citizenship and a greater Tucson T' A gtneral index containing tn alphabetical order the namea and numbered locations of tt various structures or institutions of public interest is printed below the may giving a key by which all places may instantly be located upon the map Another index to streets and avenue give a similar key by the aid of which each may be found promptly upon the map names being Hated In alphabetical order" Reported by Fnsklia ft Heigbtoa Abitnctoflu Dec 301 131 Grantor Property Cea NEW TORK STOCKS Denver dc ri cattn ceipt T99: beef steer II tl sow nnd heifer 34 250491 1 Stocker end faedert Hon Receipt 409 steady top 3719 bulk 347S Cheep Receipt 3 199 yearling 3 90JS itmb 1 16 25 awes 3339 0 iJS 19 1 20 Feldmans Ce Furnished bp Hlgala A Santa Rita Hotel Bldg Croat re dVeds Arthur Jacobson -W Elizabeth Poole Sou Aria Blc Tr for Mitman and Classman Tillie Shearer Murphy-W Elizabeth MacNi'h-- ols and Dorothy Ann Gertrude ELas Atgulo Juana da E-rnal 3 LI 16 Spdiry Add KANSAS CITY Dec Federal prohibition enforcement Agents arrested Joseph Tiramer a wholesale hardware merchant doing business on the Missouri -Kansas state line late yesterday and held him on charge of violation of the federal prohibition law in the manufacture and sale ef vessels for use as stills A quantity of the alleged still material was s-ao seized Prohibition agents asserted that they visited Tim-mere store and were assured that they could purchase material for any size still which could easily be set up from the parts American Smelting 451i American Sugar 11 American Beet Sugar 14 esta might also desire in the future tof Anmeolldn 43 have certain right on the fIn4 and HOWARD DAVIS TO BE BURIED NEXT TUESDAY GRAIN ft PROVISIO in Pt 15 City 1 Int rt I 221 City 15 Mining Claim I miles SW of Rilltto 139 3 3 Brooklyn Hts Charley Gartarlx-W Annely Kramer John Murphey Lin Edwards Anna Wakefield A as admx Eat of 37 Wakefield 230 4 16 Park Add Joaquin Sanchez HEIUI MORTGAGE Eudora Quick A Alice Butler trustees 3700 1 26 Feldmans I Elizabeth Poole Italy claiming an Interest tn on of three existing cable that touch the Island The arrangements ns tentatively agreed to provide for allotment of the Yap-Guam cable to the United State the Tap-Khanghai cable to Japan and the Yap-Menado cable to Hollaed The tentative draft of a nix-power treaty embodying thl arrangement and replacing the American-Japanese treaty that had been negotiated regarding Yap waa submitted to tbe plenipotentiaries at today's meeting The treaty waa not signed today the delegates being without definite instructions on the subject Another meeting is to bo held next week Arizonsf Childrens Home 3 3 Mizsion View Assn erne KUy A Tr 703 I- CH TTE MORTGAGE! CE Guy Griffin Artz N'att Bank Freilmger-W Chaa Harm Asphalt 65 American TeL 113 Baltimore A Ohio 34 Clfino 21 Famous Flayer i8 General Motor 3 Inspiration 40 International Taper 33 American Locomotive 103 Baldwin 31 Mexican Petroleum 111 Pan American 32 Pacific Oil 4T Texas 46 Rock Island 32 Southern Pacific 13 Northern Pacific 7T Great Northern 72 Stndebaker 33 Chandler 49 Missouri Paclfio 45 Canadian Pacific a 119 Corn Products 98 I tah Copper 83 I New fork Central 73 37 Chevrolet 1350 Fur A Fixt Fool Hall 23 Congress 41 43 366 RELEASES fdasB Hofman-H Estelle Bopp MISCELLANEOIS The body of Samuel Howard Davis who was killed in an aeroplane crash near Arcadia Florida Wednesday will arrive in Tucson Tuesday morning and interment will take-place here Davis wa a local boy being known to his friends her as Howard During the war be served in the aviation corps and on by discharge returned to Tucson a few month ago Lat October be re-entered the avia tion department with a lieutenant commission being stationed at Area dia Florida While flying with brother officer lat Wednesday the plane crashed five miles from the flying field killing both men in stantly The body will be met by military escort from the university and a military funeral will be held Davis is survived by a wife his parent Mr and Mr Samuel Davis of Tucson and a younger brother Wilton also of Tucson a Mtg Rec Mtg Flee Lon! Marshall Mary Holohau Martin Drug Co 1SUL- Sill of Shutnway Drug Co Aril Lumber A Mi'I CoW Robl Assignment ef Mortgage- Ana Lumber A Mill Co Robi YOUNG IS ATHLETIC LIKE DAD WINS PRIZE Dr Patrick McCortaa Aril Lumber A Mill CoE Robi 19 Mdse A Fixt ie Essex Roadster Mtg exec by Iunea-W Rec 43 F-19 Exec by Don A Eust-W Rec 48 10 Exec by Lonn Cbria team Rec 19 Exec by Wm Turner Hardin 43 49 Mtga IS Exec by Clark Kitehen-W 4 CHICAGO Dec 31 ether grains were unset tied early trading on the Chicago of trad today Liquidation holding of Wagner isi pany which firm went Into re hands yesterday mad the nervous and jumpy hut the-tom fairly good early suppr the result was lee dtaquietlti had been -anticipated ia loci tern December wheat started earl at 8119 ead hung there un the end of the first hoar when a half cent May opened lower at tl14115 and se' around 3144 July began 1 lower at 31028 1 03 and th vanced to 3191 Corn opened higher to 1 with December at 44e May 854 and July at 4405H alt the Wagner holding came the opening some of the 1 waiting for a rally before eell this caused a slight rtactiotMi At the end of the hour Decemh 47c May 53o and July 6 Oata followed corn The st to 1 lower with December 32e May 3383le and July 39c Provision were ala ett' the general liquidation Ju March lard losing initial gate strength In live hog had lit feet In the face of pit condition Trading quieted down until close when final Wagner Irani and year-end evening up cause further fluctuation At the eember wa down to 110'C May wa unchanged from ye' close at 31150145 n9 also unchanged at 51 Cloae: May 115: Wh'l May 53 July May 34e: JuiJ 5 Pork Jan 31410 Lard Jaa- 31 79 Mr Jan 7A0 May Arix Lumber A Mill Co Robie Arix Lumber A Mill CoE Eobia Dr Patrick MeCartan known ns "the first Sun Fe ambassador to tbe United States" is on of the important sores in the Dail Eatrann which has been weighirg the peace treaty recency signed by the Irish del-gates He is described as being1 neutral on the question of accepting the trea'y STD NET Dec 31 the rniteo States were not Sahara-hke she might today be drinking Australian wines a vintage which is finding the highest favor in France the worlds vineyard hitherto Only a mere 10 060000 gallon of wme were pressed in Australia last vear and France has expressed a willingness to purchase 375 900 000 worth of the light wines of Oceania for blending with her own Nearl) 4 000 persons in the Commonwealth are engaged in the industry Among this number is a considerable percentage ef returned soldiers who during the war learned much of the art of grape growing In France and Immediately turned to viticulture upon ther return home At present Australian wines are consumed In large quantities In France England and the Scandinavian countries New South Wales is the greatest wire producing state in the Commonwealth and the Barossa area is the largest Tne growing district in the state In the town of Tanunda 7 per cent of the population derives i' livelihood from the wine industry NEW YORK STOCKS I Arix Lumber A Mill CoE T- Robie Bill ef Arix Lumber A Mill CoE Robie GOES BACK TO SERVE PRISON 7425 AH property real or personal COIRT RECORD On Lc sne- Cr Lhaman 235 Brockway American 8 end 45 American Sugar 31 American and 114 Anaconda tseaeetl4999t 48 Atchison 92 Chino (Topper 23 Colorado end 8 4e 23 Inspiration 44 Northern Pacific wee see 77 4 Tlftftdillff teaateleeieete 71 4 Southern Pftcltio Union Paclfio e8aaet 121 8 Stftftl a WO A1KFLANE BLADES BUILT TO WHIR OVER ALLIED CITIES ARE FIREWOOD MX Too Late to Classify LISTED AND UNLISTED STOCKS 4 I Faced with five months of an unexpired zentence In the New Mexico state penal institution at Santa Fe to whlcfi place was sentenced some time ago when found guilty of petty larceny charge William Brown negro started the return journey from thl city early Saturday morning in eutody of Jara-millo warden of that Institution who arrived In Tucson Friday afternoon for the purpose of returning the prisoner Brown was arrested here a short time ago as a Vagrant but investigation proved that bn was an escaped convict from Santa Fe and was wanted by the prison anthorltie on those grounds Hs was held in the local Jail while Tucson police official communicated with Jaramillo with the result that ho was started back to Santa Fe to end his term of Imprisonment FOR FEXT S'eepirg porehe with hoard for corvaieacenta Fhope 1633 31J East Lee Famished by Teamy wnilaaM Jt Co Salt Taa Kays Bldg Los Aagelc CaL HE tLTHcEEKEFS Fhone 01 Good plate for convalescents or bed patients Rate reasonable PRODUCE MARKS A-t FOR DENT Unfurnished home two room bath and sleeping porno blocks south of university No 'e Phone SOI or call 136 Lat Sixth Tbe't of a Ford tounrg car end the antra jnced fart that the car and the thif were headed for Tuczott report'd to local morning bv iou chief of the Nogaie pol-e department The car i -aid 'o ha left the line eity about £hr ocV thin morn-irg and local peace ofra-s are keeping a ahrp lookout for the vehicle tn overroa tal ed at Sint tv t- owner wat rcpn-'td as -ra'en to total poliee ha I i Ja F-ida ght hy'Jar-e J'arife eno'o of the T-a-efer compery Co clue to f-e fd'-t rf t- e' wa tf 't but leal toraa a-e at vorc on rte ce-e I Obce ere her! frn--t l-e-Hirv-fraq of roller- at Br-r arret fj-lr trornur 0 tbe fa -t St the rf cell 1 loca'ed o-- 1- tp if limit Mra rr-id rS at U-e abo n'n-t oned number on o-'ed irat ronra one bad --er'd be- 1 ooie a -q made 111 1 a -ural -t-b f5 tr -lu arj i jrrruo It i rt was hvr ra-e-t to el o'f from Wlllch ace to te ha-d CHICAGO Dec creamery extra 13c: flrL second 10 8 Jr: Egg lower: receipt ffrat 49 8 41c ordinary 37c miscellaneous 31 0' orator first 120 Hr Potato receip-s 8 shipment 343 car dull no sale II CITY BRIEFS Adams Mining Co Ark Jk Ari Copper Big Jim Consolidated Cannrio Copper Co Cornelia Consolidated Erupcion Mining Cadaden Copper Hull Copper Co Jerome Verde Dev Col Kay Copper Co Katherine Gold Mining Mascot Copper Co Xacozarl Consolidated New Cornelia Copper 1159 Ray Hetculee 29 Shannon Copper 325 Shattnek At Isons Copper 59 Tom Reed Gold Mfnee United American Mining 13 92 97 03 173 91 2 09 45 AS 39 A3 125 39 17 ROOMING and boarding house for sale C'entra'lT located Iong 1-use Furnished complete Flione Hr Burges 241 TO RUNT Good mo for three months Phone 325 KANSAS CITY U6- egr and poultry sncbanfeu' MONEY ft EXCHAN Charlie McDermott Dies Word was received Saturday morning in Tucson of the sadden death in Pomona of Charlie McDermott former resident of this city and' brother-in-law of John Reiltey a local undertaker McDermott was well known locally having lived her for several years prior to his moving to California Death waa caused thru a sudden and serious attack of pneumonia according to report received by local friends and relatives -For Douglas Fairbanks Jr from a por- trait by Bennett Linder new (United Eastern Mining 3 22 United Verde Extension 39 99 Verde Central Mines 130 Yellow Pin 43 Douglas Fair bank Jr i a chip NEW lORK D'1' Chang firm Croat Britain $421 cable 1411: "i bank 3418 France dem table 8 14: lulT cable 34 37 1 cable 67L $774: Ht tl artNIM! TFV1IFH5 LIBERTY BONDS mend 54e: cable S5c maud 134 03: ef the old block according to report from Watch Hill school Rhode Island where i a tu-dent Young Fairbanks has bea awarded the silver loving cup a tbe best all-around athlete in the school He is a handsome blond fellow and looks more like hi mother who was Beth Stall than he does like his famous ana table actor father German man and boy saving propeller into trewood demand 314 05: $21 20 Denmark Switzerland demand UM: -i IN( TON 31 Or John z-ra I ro'-or o' a r-s of 1 was re- re ef th -erf A 7- -a and i trafd ea 'o f- 'U-r Utv Postsfften Havre Announcement was mads Saturday morning by Don ths general delivery window at the central ppstofflce would remain open between tbe hours of eight and ten Monday morning In other respect ths poet-off will remain clos'd in observance of legal holiday hours -NEW YORK Dee Closing price on Liberty bond today wars: 83 09 ft ret 4' 397 44 second 4 39( 34 firat 197 91 second 4'e 399 54 thlril 4' 397 52 fourth 4'e 97 14 Victory 3' 310092 lictory 4 10003 To comply with the terms of the armistice and produce much reeded firewood the German people are tawing into stovezrood thousands of propeller blades built for German airplanes during the war Soma of these blades bad not been csed when the war ended demand $14 Br ATfntmo 1175 MootreftL.

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