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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

e., HtIo erIere6 Las Massachusetts
General hospital 70 train for a
lLTss apaEEr TWO weeks ago. VIII re
greg % learn that zhe VS. stricken
w1-h az attack ot ac-ts appendicitis
n. first 81 The week. She has IN
osrEons an operation
The annual rree-lnE n -hE yc-
mars Association VIII ~ hela
Munday night ) large attendance
& desired
Returns nave been received a- The
Office u -he tovn clerk Of the mar
-1aEe u Fred Eooka1io u Boston OF
Tae Open yo.1r E-yes' Co ann Miss
Rose Maesou ALSO u Boston. T1e
couple were published II Skowt1egan
Sept. % ann were married Sept. 81
~ Judge L 4. Brazze4l. juSrice Of
The peace a. Fairfield.
Evelyn Fletcher. Little dauSnLer q
dr. ann Mrs. 5er- Fletcher wno was
reported losr az tte fair. was toEna
safe a. ne aoras o. hsr uncle ann
a-u-, L-. am Mrs. FREQ Emer- o.
Madison avenue. The caile -uoK AZ
exceedingly wise ccErss. Becoming
separated eron he- people zne decid-
ed % 1nd mar ErIcie's hons ana left
the S-our1s. Acdire her way saiE4y
DOWN Madison avenue 10 ne rfgr-
ptace
Charles X. Day sold MS big mol
stem COW. wrlca re exhibited al ne
far. % Charles Vhlrte-nore. The
prize pald ~ Nj WhI1rernore vas
gosss
Mrs. i 5 Folsom Is substituting
as boo4heapsr Il DAYS store during
M apsence 81 Miss Lena -auti,--.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

aa-IIce n Exhibition hall al Fal-74srF
Ifark. "Wednesday night There WIS
cleared from tfge cate fes ann a4r1e'e
1ee, The surn Of sl1s0s
The alienation Z. asac.lans cZss
winch IS attracting considerable IL
LerIior z SUPREME ~ou- Jc-n u.
Tsloylpsafl VS. George & Rollins #
Concord Vas oeiLr continued III -hs
opening session Thursday furenooz.
De1eaSe legUu Inc day before WIS
continued. Mrs. Ieear1c1 1- az
7uAlnIance II The -+J-pso-s to3d
If their having separated Sorne rlaa
Years before and ADDED . me -esu-
no1y hat M, Thompson regretted
thai sne lad dec2ded % again crv 70
I've with aE- husDard She lad de-
cldsc % -ry :. IL aer fathers AMI
sisters request. Judge 8-Uzeu II
he Western Somerset municipal
cou-- vas caIisd Is q witness Inv
Ing PRESIDED IL an assarl. case n
wc1cn arcio- had been p-pur-: ny
NJ. Thompson e. A-a. Thompson.
Lrfa- ana Ira 5ells Rollins 1aEE:a-
Ter u -hs defendant octh -ook The
stand II their @aLhe--s he1aIt -hRs-
aEeT-ed Thai -ts.- xaIhe- had ut
been frequent callsr al he -ap-1D-
sun nome Miss Rollins. = Years Gil.
-oid Of the unhappy married lie Of
Mr.. anc Mrs. Thompson Ind = their
qLl--els when she visited n her
home. Size remembered -na1- sspar--
ion ABOUT Line Tears age anG q Mr..
Thompson GOING back q I've with
aer husband 5ecause aer father al
sister 50 desired. Mrs. -ao-c usor zr5
Lhs late Mrs. Rollins were sisters
Christie Rollins Lhs - year o51
daCgrter Of Nj. anu Mrs. -31ornpsoa
old u her pa.rer-s having quarre,i.s,l
during tie pe-Iod Of their living %
get Judge Clrrlsn announced
ne criminal Eases were uo- 70 o.
S4n unlL ms FRIDAY rngr-.lr=-
Mrs. Il. =. Nichols Mrs. 8e~r
Anes and Mrs. Jorlr E..-t.u- went
o Portland -t1lrsoa.- o attend a
meeting Of -h@ Woman : Home lis
sic'raTT Socls-r
John little II Portland < visiting
al ne nome u Edward !. Quincy.
The Helen Coourr Nilsson Tree
~ rs Bethany 8ap-.st --urc+l -ra=rs
Friday afternoon ,toaRy- Ill me
home II Mrs Joseph OILS smith On
Water street
III. ana Mrs. Luther Moore ana
little daughter q 1acIn2n nave beer
guests curing ne week u Mrs
Aoere's parents. Nj anu Mrs. " u
hernecv
P-enus II Miss Beatrice T Sr-.I-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
TURNER CENTER SALE
STILL IN ABEYANCE

AUBURN Ne OCT. THE matter 4
the purchase Of The Turner Center
Dai-vlng Association plant ny tls
New England liIk Producers AEs~-
ctaIicn IS still n ate. ance. z =
E.7-acfupd treasurer and -enes al
manager ~ ina creamery Lsoc-aiit'sl.
sald Wednesday aiEht LiIaI i rne'-3 =
IL II hose interested. mead list
-aurs1ay. vas adjourned until Nj IL
day, oc. %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

The phrase -ons west" used -
INCH during tbs var. s moi a D~w
o-e II he language Of -te Mao,
ttloaEn ne 4c,es not say i quItc IN
mai way The Maori religion PRO-
vlaes 10 such piacs Is he'll \ per
SOIL gets h1s O. hel deserts II las
lie anu afterward goes by ne bro Al
pain II Tame" !. 2. ths tlnck d tTr
setting SIN. @ huge meeting Place
where are =athered the soAls Of ali
n, es4par-teta- There thgT VIII wall
III rre1ni.e-s Of al the tribes and IA
MS md families wuo ere still ~
Garth nave joined hem. wnen All VIII
-u,,ve. on o v,ElIcbey~eT heaven Lh&N
are bsdden % 60. There Ire - AeaFN
ans II -he Macr.'s r1stholpg3-, -Aoei
ne course which leads 70 any =
nam = he veS5-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

Pans are be.g-r rnaoe al Los an
-e,es ~ 4 .ogal rnoLl1n picture pro
nee 20 MAXI no Ii Tacturss ~
e-e-ae = ;he 8tb,e from cover -
-r-a~ ne Bihie Will ne filmed n
60 reels, NO % ns SHOWN al d Li1ps
= IS ex,rcc- 80 ne work Wall reapirF
-wa Years gnd that T Some sce'es
-te ar-es1 number II persons t>N
;sI7T,ea -;rrv n y motion picture Va. =
;s.--e-rp Iec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
COOPER'S MILLS
LOCAL NOTICE

Dance SATURDAY. evening g; Coo7~r.
Mills Grange nal Nlsic By LcrE11. e
2-p-eee orchestra cc-S.alt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

Az Australian in substitute g ~
e,-7ppu-.a Of ca-bOiic ac'd and 70
--zldef.ya. IN nelt1y taLe- spli rs
his forms 3 rRrr.sh for Toea cch-
miners. Saving the IN plais 1sea II
sucn r-ea.- entities tcr cans-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
BELFAST
Vote F-aay on Water Question

Voters u Belfast viii aa1-e al %
r,o-rur1rv 70 express themselves on
the water question On Fr1az. vaeE
here VIII te sTvec-ai election 70 dts-
te-nIne the minds OF -hs peerae as
20 wne-hsr ths city snail purchase the
Little River plant OF The Belfast
Water Co. GowT1e6 ~ Boston capital
isEs5 uu5 incorporate 3. ITnceT mum
opal ownssrsfI1F. There has be@C d
g.snsIE1.t warfare ue.wCen -he c1tr-
and water ca1nparN for s'eaTs am =
suI- mas t,esa II litigation for some
Tine regarding the u1-arau1 rentals
Vow there = al opportunity 1pr the
city 20 purchase the plant and nights
for s1ss.eua and or F-,day me matter
VII os ae-erDlned by vote q ne
people.
The Guesrlo- 20 % answered by
Yes y No. : Snail -ae art 70 n
corporate The Belfast Water District
ne accepted ?"
No cine mas been 1ound z relation
70 the breaking ut entering o. rns
Wepper Boot shop Oh Main street d,
Tuesday rlga- Examination q The
WLlQEN LI-lO@lEl W--k--l -5-4-- ~IS
made reveals The 1lEsT pr.r-s o. the
cLLlpr,- very Clearly On tne pine above.
The name which was removed Vas
nearest . the 1ns1aF fastener, re-
moved evidently with the expectation
Of pushing he v1ulcv n. -t-Is, how
ave-. could 1u- pe uUEe Il Il was OLD
-Ifd diQ To- Wo-E. Sone person
c~awied through the opening and
opened -hs Jack doo- o 81 r oIn-
..rs. a. It's vas found CT,el al =
O'Clock IT, 7ne.r---rlc- r-E hundred
or more pairs q men SHOES ana
aools with tLc-r Doxes were s-reNn
over -he @tooI. ana several ral-s sizes
n am we1e aiken also q. -gal. =
10Y number L1l-et-. he how cl-se
= wrll1 arches. pm PADS H-c.. ar
keu WIS z conTus1on ana a ~2-l1- t'eT
ri articles stolen. No woIEr.s SHOES
We're -ancr Du- ne .tgleZ-es a. dainty
-raw v--.a1 TIC wanted md .ook only
rs -ncsT expensive Goods. liking
hem ID NJ e1d 90 lie e-o-r. wharf
hev souId 1eE the 1T RON III
sTrea- p -rv rET- lT TL=E I-.a[xe
ne rnIs-asle. however. Ara carrltl.
av.a,- pair Y frlsrTlttE Tls5 rrtie-
ne aast register plt toUnl on So
- ANS. urlcn -tlEE .pot-. rlzz le-t
ss laurr4r- or ne wln-uw sill Tn
.t1o-lce are wol-Kln- a- ne case ard
a7-frr- e--ort XII ~ -nsue re- rl-l h-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

tive OF Carsda vas sent fenced TO
Tacrnasion for from one - NO
years for burglary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

-te -~.1ean WI occurred II 1855
i. barwesu Russla ~ one sade and
he allied forces II TurRe7. France
ana Creal Brian m .ns Liner. II
-rcw ~ i dominating ana aGgres-
sive Gains ny Fuss Z. -1le var cook
Is -.izrns trorr thar :; VS. mainly
7vFEed n q Russian peninsula n rhe
oo~der # ne Slack sea d strip of
-r.---~-- raIiad hr-r ~ C~Tu ~ -ra
Eusslarz ana Ane.iI!zecs a. Cr.nea-
pronounced rriu-e-a. WITH the :
sna-- az = --ul14l Ina acce1: n
II zC.-l syllable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

IrE- 4. =. EIdrIdre. q Franklin St.
says " v kiorez-s caused ne % strs-
fu- iuaE I'M NJ back wEs .GT-le and
Z could hardy steep o. s--z.En1en II.
I mad % give ID DONG ny house worn
eo- a week vas suolec- = dzz~
spells when Casinos appeared oeto-r nv
eyes ana Il tines. everything -u-neG
dark -oan Nidne~ Fil.s. procured
trrrr Willis I. Partridge $ Drug slo-e,
cured ne"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

II A. HANKS contractor * builder.
- Belfast ST says- ! suffered. from
nv +l1-eys tp- = iong time. no con
star-lr, bE1 ~ spells and eaEn aTIatk
seemed more severe Nv back WIS so
sore : could hardly s1oop ~ Strengthen
and every move 7 maze caused 1v4u
ua!us. USED Doan AiGner Pills l-TIc
-wo Doxes cured ne ATTACH
No KIDNEY TROUBLE SINCE
AlmcsT eleven vsErs {AIsr DR. Ea-ks
sad. y an glad 70 ! nave lAc 1t
return OF kidney t-pluie stnce gTvIEE
nv so-uer statement = praise O:
Doau = son<y pills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

ENDS II Miss Beatrice ri sn.l-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

On the site v1Itt- q week mn wo-k
Will commence al approximately ms
same lime The new work VIII Dc u
concrete and q little hl-ner thar -re
present WOODEN da-. AS soon as
the work or the dam i1as pro--esss4
sufficiently the Central Maine Power
CoEpacy Will begin excavation FOR
power s-arien -..oDo lilowart capac-
Ltr. The -o1aI cost Of Lhe cousrruc-
-ier VIII PROBABLY sol what exceed
s15p0aa auc tte work = likely %
require more than 4 year 1or cal-
1leEIor.
An Impressive service was corouc--
. 50 Il congregational pariors Oh
Wednesday evening when Rev. .. 4.
Tracy. Phi D. installed rhs officers
Of the FIRST Phiialhsa Class. The
following officers were Installed:
President Mrs. Alice N. Dow: vice
1resiaert --s P z. Stevens. sec
retary-, Miss F-lorencs Nirhee: -reas-
L-er Mrs. Petty; assistant sec-et-r!,
Mrs EdwIEa Ai-rt-taII: teacher. Mrs.
Carrie Steward: assistant teacael.
Mrs. Minnie knight. -cs next IC--
u.ar meeting VIII uccur Z TWO weeks
with d. surprise entertainments tur-
T7isiled by he new otocers. I-Ea-
rngai gpod TINE g being anticipated.
Plans al his meeting were made
1oE the annual Phlla1nsa far
The Reoekzns are = have d 6.31
supper aEG roll call next Tussazy
eyeutn-
Sunset Caapte- Order Of Eastern
Star hoios = neering FRIDAY nlgu1
1t winch an entertainment program
viii De presented.
Lena McAteeT- the inmate y The
Nonsns rsfor1asory-. VINO was CIV
~ hearing THURSDAY before Judge
B-azZell 20 determine r-r sau.r1,
Was aGjudEeo insane ant ordered
committed 20 ths State Hospital.
Miss Helen Il. Togter q Boston s
listing al -ne nome % her -ncie
Jorz71 W Fogtsr III Elm street.
Anong he large number of Skow-
.2esan people attending me music
festival al Bangor this week are:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Smith. Charles
ant RAYMOND Smith. DIR. and Mr..
Thomas G. Lord Mrs. z z. Green
wooo. Miss Ruth Greenwood Frank
0ddy. Jaan Oddly. Mr. ana Mrr. Cha
lie Turner. Miss Lena Lancrv, Miss
Blanche Jewert Miss Geneva Lar
caster, Miss Pearl HarviIle. Miss Ger
rude p Weston Miss HANNAH z
Page. Miss Beatrice GenrhneF. Mrs
Eta SWEET Bradisy anG r z Ar
wooa. Mr. and Mrs l. W. Malley AMI
J. HEr-es White.
Two hundred coEDiea attended the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
JEFFERSON STREET

H u JudkInz painter. "a jefferson
ST SaEe- - suffered -ro- nackzCtsa
and other kldae~ -rplrle. The doctors
LlZneo ! fLal muscular -neuT2a tIs-T- .
was and II Or q week at & -I-ra.
When : neEan --krnE Doan h1Idues
Pills. I noticed -eliet --u-- 1iIs 1-St
ana SIX boxes oenslreo ne = ever,
way
Nearly ter ears istRr M udEIr7
zel6- II gladly Confirm wrst -sfo
nefu-e u-aIsIE- Loans Nl1ntv Pills
NJ faith II Daar kidney pills haSr
changed : oIL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

\ 70 package of Deans Kidney Pills is
" genuine unless il bears the maple
leaf trademark and the signature
James Dean"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

Mrs. L : P--Ier. Is iannstt s.. saw
Little back sierAs 1ane psto"e -y
eyes -nec wo-i.Ing abort ne nouse.
L-acer Oh. anv kidneys became 1lso-
dsred- Ny back had a dull acne z Z
-sarfy all The tine s1d when 1 s-ooo
n my feet. i PANIED TERRIBLY. ! -naa &
Doan kidre- Pills anu procured snTT1=
1t kerns-~ Or1g Store They sooa
hrouSn- relief ana TWO boxes cured me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

Y. Hun. p-rT. --a1sfer 1-sI@css
Aa-4lef square. saIe- some years aEo
sL.sreo trrrr severe ATTACK . klG-
re- Compliant Tae trouble ea-ne or
II. afts- AT acclder-. M oacA was
e-v sore anc caused re MICH sE1e--
NJ NJ bldns3s dion ac- ~eE1-ariy:
ne secre.1oEs passea TO Freely an5
men 2-z.r we're scGT-+v. 7 got JoaL
F1Iere-- lis rom Willis Z 2ar-rtd-e
Drug stare Enc hey 5000 1XeC he -
4 good shape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

Definite aHrIc,inr amer wEt ma:
Ty1-snar - fhe Journal -rTrreSe.
1Ltlve relative 10 lhe PROPOSED hang
IS vrlcn have bee, Conslderapi.
talked about iaiely n ne dan ana
rork 10 ne dune 0v rhs Central Main
Power ca. An official a the CenIral
,--y
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25
317y AMERICANS MURDERED IN
 MEXICO SINCE. 1910

Washington July 22-A list of 317 American citizens who have been murdered in Mexico since December 1910 more than twice the number of Americans lost on the Lusitania, was made public here today.
 With agitation in the senate for an official list of such murders, which it is estimated, will number $40. the publication of the incomplete list to day was welcomed by senators who are earnestly Investigating the subject.
 The list published last week was compiled from data on file in the sof- fee of the National Association for the Protection of American Rights in Mexico, with headquarters in New York.
 No reparation has ever been obtain ed in any of the 317 cases enumerated and in the majority Of instances, not even a formal protest has been filed arh the MeXloen gove, nment nor have reports on many of the cases on file at the state department been made public.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25
CONVICT BURIED ALIVE IN
 AN EFFORT TO ESCAPE

Upon returning to the state prison at Florence from trench digging ex- petition the other evening one prison CT was found to be missing by the guards. according to report from the sheriff's office today. Inquiry was made. Those who had been with the prisoners guarding them, said they were certain no prisoner had escaped, the information further dis closed. but after questioning the prisoners, they said that the missing prisoners covered him up,, leaving a hole and a pipe through which he might breathe.
 The plan was, according to the in- formation received at the sheriff's cf flee. for the buried prisoner to wait until night and then dig himself out and escape. The guards returned to the trench and found the buried man and returned him to the prison.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25
SAYS WAR VETS EXEMPT FROM
 TAX FOR NEXT SIX MONTHS

Phonix, July 22.-Attorney General Wiley E. Jones has rendered an opir- ion interpreting the taxation law ap- plying to soldiers to the effect that they cannot be compelled to pay poll or school taxes for period of six months after discharge from the ser vice.
 He points out the fact that the act specifies that the property of service man and his wife. if the total value does not exceed s3,000. is not subject to taxation during military service. nor are they required to pay school or poll taxes during this period and in another Section the term of mili- tary service is interpreted to mean for a period of six months after dis charge.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25
TIMBER WOLVES ATTACK AUTOMOBILE PARTY ON
 WAY THROUGH ARIZONA

laestaff-July 23.-Dr. Charles R. Krueger and party travelling by auto mobile from Chicago to California were attacked by a band of timber wolves last night on the transcontinental highway east of here. They killed 3 Of the animals with their revolvers and wounded five others before the band was driven off.
 Dr. Krueger and party who arrived here today, said they were stranded on the transcontinental highway so miles east of here by a cloudburst and were making cami for the night when the wolves attacked them.
 This is said to he the first instance of northern Arizona wolves attacking human beings in many years.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25
MOTHER AND g SMALL
 CHILDREN LOSE LIVES
 IN NEW MEXICO RIVER

Silver City, N. M.. July 21.-Her 3-year old infant clasped in her arms, Mrs. Candeliari Galvan. 36 years of age, of Hurley, N. M. and nine children were drowned nine miles east of here late yesterday yhen wagon in which they were riding was swept away in swollen stream. Five of the children whose ages ranged from to 15 years, were those of Mrs. Galvan.
 Ramon Galvan, the woman's husband had started on trip to a nearby ranch to spend the day. accompanied by his family and the children of some friends. After crossing the creek, the team stalled on the grade and backed into the water. A torrent four feet high struck the wagon lifted off the bed and overturned it, Galvan and his wife succeeded in eXtricating them selves from the wagon and both then tried to save the children, five of whom were rescued. In the effort, however Mrs. Galvan was drowned
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25
Arizona

init, an issue that has been a bone of contention in this state. In the case of w., s. Edward versus Walter Ioor the Natinoal Piano company, an Ari- zona corporation and others, the court holds that stock may not be sold in Michigan without a permit, under a law very similar to the Ari- zona statute and defines sale as transfer for any valuable considera- tion. In this specific case the sale was an exchange of stock. After the exchange. the plaintiff demanded the return of his original stock and was denied, and the court holds the de- fendants responsible for it's value on the ground that the stock they issued in exchange in the Arizona corpora tion was not sold under permit in Michigan.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25
SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO 1
SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO

The Shannon Copper Company have moved their office to the McFate build ing in South Clifton.
 Bay. Shannon brought in two car loads of beef cattle from Salt Riv- CT Valley Tuesday.
 The old school house is being re modelled and will be converted into a drug store.
 The Clifton Hotel is receiving a fresh coat of paint.
 The Board of supervisors are still in session.
 The Clifton base ball team defeated Morenci by the score of 13 to at the Coronado picnic. (The cause) Rose Danenhauer; Bidwell, old Horse Wilson,; Watley; Hershey; Dunn; Woods and Simms. Bat teries Simms and Woods. Simms filled the box for Clifton and let Morenci down with twelve strike outs and two hits.
 Dave Clark, master mechanic for the A. X N M. By. and Thomas Simpson switch engineer oh the A. & N. M. Ky. left this week for Calf.
 Frank Hudson head clerk of the A. C. grocery department returned this week from the coast.
 Marion Beck, eldest daughter of Mir
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25

and Mrs. c. w. Beck is down with the fever,
 Engine No. 19 the A. & N. M. Ky. made her first trip into Clifton this week.
 J. H. Porter, who has been spending some time as cashier of the First Ma tional Bank will leave for his home Tn Globe in few days.
 Mrs. c. P. Dunn and son, Wiley have gone on a visit to Pecos City, Texas.
 Harry Taliferro. deputy postmaster at Morenci has gone to the coast for his health.
 Joe McFate left Tuesday for Thatch CT, on a visit to his family.
 Mrs. A. G. Wagstaff and children re- turned from the coast this week.
 The wagon bridge in North Clifton is being raised to level with the railroad track.
 Hon. c. M. shannon, Arizona next delegate to congress is expected to ar rive in Clifton within the next few days.
 The road from Wards canyon to Coronado station has been put in a most thouough state of repair. The work was done under the supervision of Roadmaster Webster.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25
THE CLIFTON l" PAINTERS"
 DEFEAT MORENCI TEAM
"oId Hoss" Mason and His Greasy
 Ball Spells Doom For Morenci.

old Hoss Mason, just back from Texas with his famous greasy ball' that set the Texas Oil circuit league .afire was on the mound for the Cliff ton ''Panthers" and pitching air-tight ball at all stages defeated the Morenci Wild Cats" by a score of 2 to 4.
 Clifton scored two runs in second one in the fourth and four in the sev- enth inning. Morenci scored one run in the third and three in the seventh inning The features of the game was the home runs by Clifford and Yanez of Clifton. One of the fastest double plays ever attempted on the Morenci diamond was spoiled by Um- >pire Wasem, the play being made from Azarte to Balderma to Scanlon but lWasem thoguht he was referring a wrestling bout and as Scanlon did not have both of the Morenci players shoulders to the bag called him safe. There was great excitement through out the whole game and many of the citizens are wondering whether they were attending ball game or had just gathered at the park to see the two teams kill the umpire. The line up was as follows. Morenci, Mclean, 3rd b; Beck, If; Leidic, of; Graves, ss; Marshall. 2b; Barr, 1b; Delies, p; Loftun If; Curtiss, c; Ashley If. Clifton Sanezs If; Yanes, 3b; Balderama, 2b; Azarte. ss; Scanlon, 1b; Mason, p; Benetz If: Clifford of: Perea. C.
 Time of game, one hour and fifty minutes.
 Umpire, Wasem.
 (Note) MT. Umpire you had better get job umpiring for the league Of Nations you will have more protection. Also would suggest policy in the New York Life Insurance Company. The life of the ''Ump" is just like an elevator boys, all ups and downs.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-07-25
WoBBLIEES OF GLoBE-MIAMI
 FIELD DRAFT NEW DEMANDS
scanIon and Handful of His Followers Prepare Srtike UItlmatum for Pre- sentation to Mine Operators This Morning.

/ Globe July 22.-Sixty five members of the Metal Mine Workers Union No. 800, a branch of the I. w. w. met in q secluded spot north of Miami, known as Bloody Tanks wash, at o'clock to night and decided to present wage increase demands to the mining con- panies of the Globe Miami district.
 The demands call for minimum wage of $6 per day an increase of $1.10 per day over the present wage scale two men in all drifts raises the abolition of the medical examination and six hour working day. Chairman of the meeting will present the de- mands to the mine managers at goo o'clock Monday morning
 If the demands are refused, strike will be called within "A hours, it is stated However mine mana gers are not anticipating any serious difficulties as they believe that such strike order would not be generally effect i've.
 Mickey Scanlon, recently convicted on a vargancy charge. was the spokes- man at the meeting. No medical eX- animation is required by the Globe and Miami mining companies but Scanlon overlooked local conditions in drawing the demands it is stated. Of the @ persons who attended the meet ing. eight were native-born Amricans it is claimed.
 There are approximately 5000 mine enployes in the Globe-Miami district which is one of the largest copper pro- ducins fields in the. world.