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Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
STATE OF ARIzoN
$2,5OO.OO
School Bonds

School District No s. the County of Graham and State of
Arizona value received hereby acknowledges itself indebted
and to the bearer hereof the Two Thou
sand Five Hundred 49, 00 Dollars lawful money of the
United States of America the First day of November 1920
with interest thereon at the rate of Five and onehaf @
the " day May year. as evidenced by in
eres hereto attached both principle and interest payable
the Office of the County Treasurer of Graham County, SAT-
ford Arizona at the National Park Bank of New York City,
New York. u S. A. at the option of the holder presentation
of this bond said coupons respectfully.
This bond issued by the Board Supervisors of the County
Graham and State of Arizona for School District No in said
with furniture and apparatus and improving grounds within
and for said school district by virtue and full conformity with
the of of the Second Special Session the First
Legislature of the State of Arizona entitled AN act provide
for the establishment and maintenance of General and Uniform
Public School System approved April 1913 and all acts amend
ato thereof and supplemental ereo and in of
order said Board of Supervisors of the said county, duly and
the issuance of this bond and by virtue of the authority of
the proceedings of the Board of Trustees of said School District
No certified to this board and is hereby certified and ected
that all requirements of law have been fully complied with by the
proper officers in issuing this bond.
further hereby certified rected and warranted that the
total bonded Indebtedness of said District including that of this
bond does exceed the limit prescribed by the Constitution of
the State of Arizona and that the issue of this bond has been
authorized by vote Of the majority of the duly qualified electors
of said district voting the question election duly held in
said district on the 20Jh day of September, 1918
The faith and credit of said School District No in the County
Graham hereby pledged for the punctua payment of the
principle of and the interest upon this bond.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF The Board of Supervisors of Gra
ham County issued this bond to be signed by the Chairman
by the Clerk counersgned by the County Treasurer and
sealed with its SEAL of the First day of November 1919
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
A Good Medicine For Children

Mrs. J. w. Phillips, Redcn, Ga. phoned
to J. M. Floyd, the merchant there, for
bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy and said she had bought bottle OF
u at his store recently and that it was
doing her children so much good that
she wanted to keep up the treatment.
You will find nothing better for coughs
and colds IN children or for yourself. II
keeps the cough loose, expectoration
easy and soon frees the system from the
cold. edv-S9-at
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
AN INDECENT SPECTACLE

Coarse and brutal are the only
adjecti, es that apposltely de-
scribe the language and demeanor
of certain republican senators
when the President of the United
States becomes the subject Of
their discussion in the public for
um of the Senate. They are not
merely without sympathy and
consideration for the nations
chief executive as he lies in a bed
of sickness; they seemingly lack
even the ordinary sense of decen-
cy.
One example of what is the
typical attitude of this group of
heartless partisans has been fur
nished by Senators Poindexter
and Fall. The former is the au-
thor of a request for certain in
formation, which he contended.
was necessary to the Senate's
consideration of the so-called
Shantung amendment to the
peace treaty. When another SEN
ator suggested that it would not
be in good taste to press this re-
quest, in view of the Presidents
condition, Senator Fall unable to
resist the promptings of political
partisanship, proposed that a
democrat should move q recess
until such time as the President
is able to resume the responsible
ties of his Office" Senator Moses.
who sent to a constituent alarm
ing and erroneous reports of the
Presidents illness, followed that
act of improperly by an unseemly
joke at the expense of the Presi-
dents physician.
The climax of indecency was
reached-at least thus far when
a republican senator challenged
the genuineness of the Presi-
dents signature on recent COM
munications from the White
House. to the Senate, and left
clear the implication that some of
the chief executives assistants
had unlawfully affixed his name.
The signature was strained, "
said these partisans, making no
allowance for the trembling of a
hand that was enfeebled' by the
Presidents loss of bodily strength
after a physical and mental pres
sure which the biggest problems
and events of the worlds history
have exerted on him during the
last five years.
When 1t is known that the re.
publican majority in the Senate
had no hope or prospect of fore
ing the adoption of the Shantung
amendment-even if they had the
sincere desire to add it to the
treaty-and when it is understood
that the very leaders publicly con-
.ceded that this amendment could
not prevail, their use of it as an
occasion for cruel filings at the
President in his hour of suffering
will be properly characterized by
every honorable American of
whatever party.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
NO AMERICANS THERE

Members of the Senate COM
mittee investigating the steel
strike gave a fairly good imitation
of astonishment when Lieut.. Van
Buren,, of Major General Woods s
staff, was describing the activi-
ties of foreign anarchists and
revolutionists at Gary. Ind, In
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07

is located is now guarded by Ma.
rines. or the native "Guardia, "
commanded by Uncle Sans sea-
soldiers. During the school sea-
son special protection is given to
the children and their teachers
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
QUARANTINE ORDER
Must Be Enforced to Prevent
Destruction of the Cotton
Crop Of Arizona

To all Cotton Growers within the
State of Arizona
The State Entomologist, in COM
Ipany with an inspector of the
Federal Horticultural Board. re-
Gently visited Nogales, the port
of entry through which Mexican
laborers were to be imported into
the Salt River valley for the pur-
pose of picking cotton. The need
for more stringent inspection of
baggage and personal effects of
these laborers was Immediately
recognized, and the crop pest in
spectors were Immediately in
structed to examine and inspect
the baggage of all such laborers.
That the decision to inspect all
such baggage was fully justified
was demonstrated by the fact
that the very first inspection
made disclosed several old sacks
which had been used for picking
cotton in Mexico.
In view of the foregoing, and
the necessity for exercising every
precaution that no old sacks used
in the picking of cotton outside of
Arizona be brought into this
State, attention is called to Quar-
antine Order, No. Is, which fol-
lows:
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07

Republican opposition to the
peace treaty and German resist
ance of the Peace Conference are
synchronous. anyhow.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
ATTEST:
Fac-Simile signature
MARTIN LAYTON,
Clerk, Board of Supervisors.
COMMISSIONED:
Fac-Simile signature.
j. A. WOODS,
County Treasurer.

And it further ordered that at the time of making the levy
taxes county the Board of Supervisors shall
nuay for twenty years from the date hereof levy the
taxable property in said School District Number sufficient to
the interest said bonds and pay annually oneweneh
the principle of said bonds the same become DUE and all
levied shall be collected and paid into the County Treas
ury placed the credit of the building fund of said school
district and be used for the of the principle and interest
of said bonds, and for other purpose.
And the clerk of the said board hereby ordered advertise for
bids the said bond said bids to be filed before 20 o'clock
November 1919 said bids to be accompanied by certified
check of per of such bid for the faithful performance of the
entered into for the purchase of said bonds and the bal
the bonds paid the rendering of the said
bidder furnish blank bonds and legal proceedings Certified
checks accompanying the said bids not accepted will be mmed
atey returned to the party rendering the
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07

There can be no definite agree
ment upon what shall be done
under the status of peace while
the conditions of war are still
governing industry.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Continued from Last Week.

been made to the said board of trustees the said board of
duly met there being present majority OF said board and
vased said returns and then and there appearing to said board
trustees that than majority of cast said election
contained the words Bonds Yes and in favor of issuing
said bonds the said board caused entry of that fact be made
upon the minutes; and,
WHEREAS The of the said bonds the aggregate will
not exceed of the value of the taxable property said
School District asertaned by the last roll for State
and county taxes; ,
Now THEREFORE, 1t is ordered that the negotiable coupon
bonds of said School District Number Five of Graham County
State of be issued in the aggregate to the amount of Fifty
Thousand $3.50 00 Doa Said bonds shall consist of twenty
bonds for the of Two Thousand Five Hundred 49, 10000
Dollars each shall be dated November the " 1919 shall be due
from date and 20 each year thereafter until all
pad shall bear interest exceed 81
payable mannuay both principle and interest payable
the office of the County Treasurer of Graham County Arizona
the National Park Bank New York City, New York. U S. A.
the option Of the ode said bonds shall be by the Chairs
the Board by the Clerk under the thereof
and counegd by the Treasurer of the County and registered
the said clerk said shall be executed by the Autographed
fac-simile signatures of the Chairman of the Board
Clerk and countesgned by the Treasurer of the County
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED That the said bonds and
shall be substantially in the following form, to-wit:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE ARIZONA COUNTY OF GRAHAM
SCHOOL DISTRICT. No.
S25O0OO
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
Continued Next Week.

with the result that parents are
sending their children to school
in greater numbers than ever
before.
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
Cotton Boil Weevil and Pink
Boil Worm


duction and dissemination of the
cotton boil weevil, and the pink
boil worm, into and within the
State of Arizona, it is hereby
ordered:
(a) That the introduction into
the State of Arizona of cotton
seed, seed cotton, cotton lint not
a part of manufactured articles
and cotton pickers' sacks which
have been used from any other
state or territory of the United
States, or from any foreign coun-
try, except as herein provided, is
hereafter prohibited.
(b) That the Importation of
corn in the shuck or of Spanish
moss from any state in which the
cotton boil weevil exists, or may
hereafter exist, is prohibited.
(c) That the transportation of
cotton seed and seed cotton from
any county in the State of Arizo-
ma into any other county in the
State of Arizona is hereafter pro-
hibited, except under special au-
thorization from the State Ento-
mologist.
(d) That paragraph (a) of
this quarantine order. when per-
mission is given by the State En-
tomologist, shall not apply to seed
cotton or cotton seed grown in
that part of the State of Califor-
MIA adjoining the Colorado river,
and included in the Yuma Recla-
nation Project. and paragraphs
(a) and (c) shall not apply to
cotton seed for experimental pur-
poses shipped by the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture or the
Arizona Agricultural Experiment
Station, under special authoriza-
ton from the State Entomologist.
(e) That all persons, firms or
corporations in the State of Ari-
zona are prohibited from having
possession of, transporting, sell
ing or giving away any seed cot
ton, cotton seed or other article
introduced into the State or trans
ported within the State in viola
tion of this order.
(f) That Quarantine Orders,
Nos. s and 8 are hereby rescinded.
In connection with the forego.
ing quarantine order, Mr.. Mote
said: Il would at this time call
the attention of every cotton
grower and all persons engaged
in the picking and handling of
the cotton crop within the State
of Arizona, to the necessity for
their taking an active interest in
the enforcement of the above
order, by not allowing single
old sack, used in cotton picking
outside the State to be used in
their fields. Any such sacks as
have been brought into Arizona
by cotton pickers should at once
be burned.
THE cotton boil weevil and the
pink boil worm have become we'll
established in Mexico and have
seriously damaged cotton produc-
tion in that country. The boil
weevil has spread from the in
tested districts Of Mexico over
nearly all the cotton growing dis
tricts of the south. 1t may, un-
less great vigilance is exercised
on the part of every grower,
spread into the cotton growing
districts of Arizona and within a
few years cause enormous losses,
ii not actually destroying the cot
ton industry within this State. I"
Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
Chairman, Board of Supervisors.
ATTEST:


Clerk, Board of Supervisors
CoUNTERSIGNED:--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
0 Gdansku i Gdan-
szczanach.

correspondent francuskicj ,,lllu
stration". zwiedzil Gdansk i pc
powrocie do Warszawy podzieli
sig re wspofpracownikiem ,,Kury'
era Warsz." swojemi spostrzezc,
miami, ktore przedstawi Swiatr
"a poSrcdnictwem swego popular
ncgo pisma.
Gdaiisk zrobil ma p. Voucher
10 tax sic nazywa ow korespon'
dent, w~razenie niespodziewane.
70 ..mnic i moim rodakom po,
wiedziai on - wydawalo sic, re
Gdansk Jest miastcm ma zuSPel-'
niej, to Jest ma zewnatrz / view
natrz niemieckiem, zdawalo sic
nam r6wniez, &c tam W tenn mic
scie jest ckstraEt prusaoyzmu
mic poza tenn. Tymczasem zdzi.-
wicnie mole - i TO, wyznam mai
Szczcrzej - nicsiychanc: toe to
miasto wraczcj polskie, anizeli mic
mieckie. Przccicz tam te vase
|orly bialc ma kazdym starSzym
|gmachu monumcntalnym sic Wi
dzi i to takic b~ajecznic dunno or
ny. nawct z patyny wieku oczysz-
'czonc: znat, &c one do tel pory
|rnosza sig mad Gdahskicm, &c mad
MIN panujq. " ratuszu, ma cudneJ
'gicldzic hanzeatyckiej - wy tam
jcstcscic ! tylko Wy, Polacy / Pol
SKA. Ten ziocony kr0l Zygmunt
August spoglqda &c szczytu VIE
~ i teraz TAX samo, jak spoglada}
pred wiekami.
Gdyby ME ludzic, CO mowia po
nicmiccku, kazdyby powiedzia>:
trudno o bardziej polskie miasto,
anizeli Gdaisk. | ia to wyczusem
l. togo, jak sic IAN lyle, Z togo, co
tam Prusy naniosly, &c nicmiec-
ko5t Gdaiska jest powicrzchow-
ma. a re swoisto5t jcgo i original
nose, zachowana do tcj pory, jest
r~aturalna.'
O nastrojach. jake obccnic pa
nujq wSr0d Gdahszczaii. m6wil
p. Nauchcr:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
-
I Po|Skiego KonSu-
|atu ~Cenera|nego
v New yOrku.

! Konsu1at Generalny wzywa po'
nizej wymienione osoby wzgled-
nic wszystkich, z~najacych ich o,
becne miejsce pobytu do zg}osze-
MIA sig listownie do konsulatu:
(4024) Jan Sekulat, syn Marka
ostatnio zamieszkaly w Cleveland
poprzednio w Lorain, Ohio, 814
(Vend) (Reid?) Ave.
(6OOO Roman Madej - Jeffer-
son. Stanisiaw Madej - Jeffer-
son.
J6zef Kamienski, Cleveland, o,
992 Z. 77th str.
Marya T%arabicka, Mount Yer
non, SO Winfield ave.
Stanisiaw Skuza, Chicago, H.,
SCI w. 18th str, poprzednio So
patton, Wis, P. L. Co. Camp No.
..
Franciszek Grodkwiewicz, 727
West Lafayette str, Syracuse,
n. Y.
Emanuel Lazyngier, c of H.
Holdowski, 414 Nebraska str,
Sioux City.
Herself Holdowski, Ala Nebra
ska str, Sioux City.
Jozef Kacperek, 152 Black
Rock Bush, Buffalo, n. Y.
Jan Walczyk, 253 Wilson str,
Pufialo, y. y.
Rosek Raizman, PIT F. ia Str,
New York City.
Jan Trybaia, $3.50 Hermitage
ave. Chicago, III.
Walenty Ciesla, $50 Theodore
str, Detroit, Mich.
Charles Maliniak, 145 Adams
str, Hoboken, poprzednio 22O
Cherry str, y. Y.
Fajbusz Nobel, Montreal, Ka-
NADIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11

ME. a ks. Gromnicki w Tarnopo-
lu przemawia} w tym duchu ma &c
braniu ukraiiskim, &c kazda Cha
ia ma dac jcdnego zo}nierza, kt6-
ry zn6w zbit ~powinien %najmniej
10 Polakow, a W przeciwnym ra-
zic me dostupyte sp~asenja Bozo-
no" (zbawienia duszy).
lynn, kt6rzy do armii ukraih-
skicj ME zglosili sic, odmawiano
rozgrzeszenia, a tych, kt6rzy O.
puScili szercgi jej, ME chowano la
cmentarzu.
Ma wzor Boga niemicckiego,
stworzono Boga ukraihskicgo,
Boga-kata, ktoremu najmilsza o.
fiara, jest krew polska, mienie
polskie, polskie pohahbienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11

re zbiorowa nota wersaiska wy
szla ma SWAT w rok pozniej.
Uwazaiem "a stosowne przy-
pomniet tie fakty i prosic czytel-
nikow, azeby sobie odswiezyli
wspomnienia z tych ciezkich
chwil W dziejach narodu, DO nam
wrazenie, jakobysmy czasem, fe-
tujac naszych przyjaciot, ME do
syc pamietali o W}ochach, ktorzy
! Cd dawna okazywall nam
prawdziwa i niezmiema PREY
JAIN. Wiecej pamieci i'm sic ma
ley, a PREY uroczystosciach i ma
nifestacyach ni~eposlednie miejsce
nalezy sic imieniu Italii i trojko-
czerwono biaio = zie-
lonej choragwi z krzyzem.
Jan Zamorski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11

przez dotychczasowe wladze. ku-
pcy, przcmyslowcy / robotnlcy, a
tych ostatnich Jest kilka dziesiat-
kow tysiecy, przygladaja sic
wprost z gniewem, jak poclagi "a
pociagami wywoza wszystko, co
jakako1wick ma wartost. Navel
stare zelastwo - i to wedruje ia
zachod. Dzieja sic tez tam ponad-
to jakieS divine rzeczy. Mp.
wojsko, nawiascm mowiac, do
skonalc wyekwipowanc i wzgled-
ME przykiadnic posiusznc swym
oficerom, wyprawia SIG wraz 2
armatami, wszelka broniq i anu
nigga ma wschod, ku krolcwco-
wi. | tax sobie tam w koiach II
rzedowych ludzie m0wia, &c AZ.
maty, bron i amunicya i rynSztu-
mex wszelki maja bye sprzcdauc
bolszewikom. A zohicrze, kt6'
rych przeciez malenkie Prusy
wschodnie ME potrzebuJa, maja
ma wszelki przypadek trwac W po
gotowiu, ably sformowac dywer-
sys r6wniez dla bolszewikow
machnai energicznie reka: No.
ale z tego mic ME bedzie!
,Jak to predko sic tam w tym
Gdansku wszystko zmienia: WI
dziaiem mp, Re juz niektore domy
handlowe niemieckie nadrukowa-
~ sobie etyGdet i blankietow pol
skich. S1yszaiem. te Niemcy sic
ucza po polsku. A W rozmowie re
nina burmistrz Sahnn, z naciskiem
podkresliwszy, Re Gdahsk jest
czysto niemieckiem miastem, wy
wodzi1 jednak, te Polakami
i Polska trzeba 4yt W zgodzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11

.,Gdaisk niewatpliwie pc latach
niewielu sam sic bedzie prosii o
to, zeby mu jego terytoryum Liga
narod6w pozwoli'a poprostu PREY
laczyt do Polski, W ktorej juz te-
raz upatruje swoja wielka przy-
szfoSt i rzetelny dobrobyt. Odkad
Niemcy podpisali traktat W Wer-
salu. to Jest odkad losy miasta
zostaly nieodwolalnie przesadzo-
ne, skohczyiy sic patryotyczne
,,manifestacye" demonstracye
gdanskie. Owszem, protestuja
przeciwko ogalacaniu miasta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11

ZlekKd Zlefflla, w QOle, w ktOTNm
tul6w zaledwie pomicScii sic. Sex
cya sadowa stwierdzi}a W ciele
jego osm ran smiertelnych Cd kul
rewolwerowych' Obrabowany
ME byl. Mai PREY sobie papicry
swojc, jak dekrety nominacyjnc
pochwalne, a odziany byl w SUI
tanne, jakkolwiek wieczorcm wro
Gil do domu oko}o godz. 9-tej, O.
dziany w krotki kozuszck.
Ksieza ukraihscy, jak proboszcz
tarnopoIski, ks. Gromnicki i jedy-
ny ukraiiski Francuz, ks. Bon,
chcac zlagodzic w~razenie, jake
wypadek ten wywarl, ME zawaha
Ii sic wyrazit przypuszczenia, re
mordcrstwo to ma podkiad osobi-
stej zemsty, albo crotyczny. Sledz
two sadowe przeprowadzone Je-
dnak przez sedziego Bilihskiego
- Ukrainca - wykaza}o zupeina
bezpodstawnosc podobnych przy
puszczen i wykazalo Shady zbrod-
nj tel, wiodacej do sfcr wojsko-
wych, ktore z zaaresztowanym
ks. Raba zasatwily sic prawdziwie
20 ukrainsku. Wobec tego odsta-
piono akta sadowi wojskowemu
w Tarnopolu, gdzie sprawcy oczy
wiscie ME wySledzono.
Divine doprawdy wyglada ma
tie choGby tych kilku faktow, ETY.
ka chrzescijanska duchowienstwa
ukrainskiego, ktore ME znaIazlo
ami ssowa nagany dla tych i tym
podobnych ~wykroczen, ale O.
z mialo odwage ma zjezdzic
swym, odbytym 8 maja W Sta
nisiawowie, uchwalic wysianie
memoryalu do Stolicy Apostol-
skiej W sprawie ,,powedenia pol
SkOho duchoWenstWa ma zcmiaCh
ukraihskich".
Etyka ia ~wystepuje ~jaskrawiej
jcszczc ma tie propagandy wojcn-
mel. s~zcrzoncj Przcz duchowicn-
stwo ukrainskic Z ambony i kontc
svonalu. ma zebraniach i w cztery
oczy w sposob p~rzcczacy wszySt-
kim zasadom nauki Chrystusowcj
i zwNklcj moralnoSci ludzkiej.
Me tn micjscc ma szczego}owc
przestawicn;c fakt6w, potepia-
nych zywo przcz SAN lud ruskr.
Znana Jest icdnak powszccnnrc
agitacya 90. Bazylian6w, szczc-
g0lnic W Iolkwi. ktorzy dniami i
nocami uwiiajq sic po wsjach, g'o
szac wojnc swieta przcciw Pola--
kom, a Z ambony ich padaiy take
chrzcscijahskic sIowa; ,,Kozdyj
muszczvzna, czy zinka, chlopet,
diwczyna, czy detyna chapaitc "a
ohon "a horyczu wodu, "a kosy.
cepy i chto szczo MAZE / byte Po-
lakiw hide chto mozc, DO to najhir
szyj nasz woroh!'
Take same 2 treSci nauki glosi
Il 2 ambony ksieza ukraihscy, a
w szczeg0lnosci: Ks. Rabbi w
Samborzc, ks. Pctryk, jeden T. ma
bardz;cj krwiozcrczych w Bah