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Evening journal., 1919-02-03
WILMINGTON LEADS
Shooters LEAGUE
Keep Trap Record Clean
-7 With Five Straight
Victories
OTHER TEAMS
CHANGE POSITIONS
STANDING OF CLUBS IN
PHILADELPHIA TRAP LEAGUE
STANDING OF CLUBS IN
PHILADELPHIA TRAP LEAGUE

Marked changes occurred In the stand
Ing Of the clubs In the Philadelphia
Trapshooters' League In the flfth series
OF matches on Saturday.
Wilmington easily defeated the Ches-
= ter Blue Rock Club and strengthened
It's hold on arst place. Glen Willow.
by virtue Of It's easy victory over Lans-
dale, Is now In undlsputed possession OF
second place.
The real surprise came In the S. 5.
White match at Clearview, when the
latter defeated the dentists by ten tar
gets. Had Clearvlew been sustained In
its protest against Camden in the last
setto. the Darby gunneFs would now
loom up as the real oontenders for the
championship honors.
Camden's defeat al the hands OF
Pennsylvania Railroad, by the narrow
margin Of one target decidedly lessons
the JeFseyites' chances. The four-cor-
neFed tie fer third place may stlll
prove stumbling block 10 Whining
ton and Glen Willow.
Wilmington has two hard matches
away from home with Clearvlew ami
s - NAAAtl % 1lRhANHNof NAAlN AANA
Willow faces the hardest portion OF It's
schedule, going 10 the Chester. Penns.
Rail- oad and Camden traps and meet
ing the Whites at Glen Willow.
Protesting the eligibility OF Chief
Bender, the clever Indian marksman.
who shot with Pennsylvania Railroad
at Camden. will not AFFECT the stand
ms Of these clubs, as Bender Is a bona
nde member Of the railroad club, COM
peilns In his nrst league match on
Saturday.
Wilm ngton defeated Chester s52 10
l27. There was large turnout OF
shooters and spectators. For the Wis
itors, Abler's shooting far outelassed
his fellow club men. Joe Ben McHugh
Of the home club was right at homo
despite a strong wind which made the
targets fly In such a way that there
was hardly any two alike and they
fooled the best Of shooters. McHugh
also won. leg on the Connable Cup.
The scores OF those who made tho
teams were as follows:
Evening journal., 1919-02-03
TRAP SHOOTING
ANGLING

poor work. the highest score being i7s
by Rupert.
Roth got i72. but the balance Of the
games we're In the beginners class.
Lennlns, OF sales. was high. making
$50.
Morgan also made over 500. getting
SOC.
Callaway was hish single for the
evening. getting 2ii.
Edwards. a new man IN the lineup
made iO5.
Graham made ass and did well.
Evening journal., 1919-02-03
TWO GOOD GAMES
FEATURE AT Y. NC. A.
Y. NJ. C. A. STANDING.

" WII'HoIVH = W . N WI IIV'II
Newark Y. NJ. C. A. at basketball by a
score OF "a 10 2i at the Wilmington
~ on Saturday night. As an added
attraction the U-2 team defeated the
Devil Dogs by a score OF % 10 30 The
games were largely attended and as the
scores Indicate were close and exelt-
ing. The scores.
Evening journal., 1919-02-03

Tome Institute defeated High School
al basketball Saturday afternoon by a
score OF ii 10 i6. Tome led 27 10 )
at The end OF the nrst half. and High
braced and put up a better game In tn
second half. The score:
Wilminqton.
Evening journal., 1919-02-03
sOrmouonEs WIN.

Salesanum Sonhomores defeated this
Seniors In a fast game on Saturday.
Sweeney and Buckley held the nigh
scores Tor "Sophs" and Murray for tie
Seniors. The nrst half ended with tha
score 10 10 n IN favor OF "SOphs." The
fnal score was 80 TO AZ.
Evening journal., 1919-02-03
HARLAN Wins over
SUN SHIP, Al
Gilmour's Team Captures
Two More Points IN Sh p
yards League
CHESTER PLAYS
HARD TO WIN

Harlan maintained IT'S winning streak
In the Delaware River shlpyards' Soc
Ger League, by defeating sun Ship, OF
Chester, Pa. on the latter's ground SAT-
urday afternoon. score, al. II WIS one
Of those games where the score failed
to represent the run OF the play. as
sun Ship had Just as much OF the go
ing as their opponents. but they lacked
the punch when close to goal on the
other hand, when Harlan d d not allow
many chances 10 go by, especially In
The nrst half. when they held The lead
OF 81.
What helped 10 defeat Sun ship was
also the inability Of the front liners
TO work together. Time and again they
mad splendid opportunities 10 open out
the play, but the qulntetle seemed TO
bunch" too much, with the result II
was easy for the opposing half-backs'
10 get the ball from their feet. Had
they opened out more Blgg's and COM
pany would likely have had a much
tougher time winning. Harlan was
thoroughly entitled 10 the points. how
ever, for Il Is the punch that counts.
With this victory attached 10 thel-
belts Harlan has won four games and
tied one out OF Owe played In the league
series and are therefore paired with
Merchants B 10 not yet having a defeat
noiched against their standing. as New
York was defeated on Saturday by Hog
Island for the frst time this season.
Sun Ship. Harlan
Grind. teh ......... goal ....,.....B .Baggs
Parker ......rlght fullback .Beattie
Burke ........left fullback .Smedley
Shevlin .....right halfback ...BenbOw
Tempest ....eentre halfback 80. Napier
McGraw ..... left halfback steele
Blackburn ,..oulside right Nicholson
Kealy "...-.lnslde right .,Sclaferman
Bartleman. centre forward. j. Gllmour
Mcconnell .....inslde left VAIN
w. Sanders outside left ........Leigh
Final score-Harlan. 4 Sun Ship. T.
Half time seore-Harlan, 3; Sun Ship, l.
Goals made by Gilmore, 2; Vain. Leigh.
Mcconnell, penalty. Referee-Geo &c
Young. Linesmen-J. Napier and A. NJ.
Robbie. Time OF halves-45 minutes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
TEOUBLE AT WILCOX
STATE TO PROBE
KIDNAPPING CASE

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty,. As
sistant County Attorney \. / Nickel
ligan and County Superintendent Miss
Este Toles went to WILCOX this morn.
ing. where they We're called owing TO
some trouble arising overA schoo!
matters. in which professor in the
grammar schoo! is said 20 have been
thrashed by an irate parent. when one
OF his children was punished for dis
obedience. The matter is said TO
have caused considerable Indignation
in the quiet hamle; OF Wilcox and 10
have divided up the town into a yer
liable fued. The officials will inves-
tigate and an attempt will be made
to cause an amicable settlement,
otherwise the county officials will
take hand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
SQUADRON OF AERCPLANES
ARRIVE IN TUCSON AT 5:45

TUCSON. Jan Sl.-The squadron
Of tour De Haviland aeroplanes, ay.
ing from For, Worth 20 san Diego. ar
lived a, the landing grounds here ;htr
afternoon at - O'Clock TIL flight
from Fl Paso TO Tucson was wi,hou,
incident or accident. The ayiaturs
Were guests al a dinner given by th-
citizens OF Lordsburg at O'Clock this
afternoon. An hour la:er they LEFT.
Tor Tucson. This evening the airmen
we're entertained at dinner a the
Cd Pueblo club and were pressed u
remain until tomorrow afternoon 50
that they may be the guests Of the
Tucson Luncheon club At lis weekly
lurcheon Friday noon The time OF
:heir departure for Phoenix has not,
been fixed by Lieut. II o. Scare
Night commander
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
BILL TO REGULATE
STATE STAGE LINES

PHOENIX. Jan. 3l.-Senator O'Neill
of C2chise county has introduced in
the legislature measure which is de
signed 10 give the Arizona Corporation
commission full powers in regulating
stage traffic in Arizona The measure
i said TO have the approval Of practi-
cally all Of the existing lines which
are agreeable - having the commits
sion fix rules Tor heir operation.
Under the measure new line may
not be established unless a certificate
OF pablo convenience IS issued by the
commission showing that the traffic Is
such that here Is need for the estab-
lishmen; OF another line The idea IS
to insure the bes, possible and the
mos; responsible service TO The pub
lie.
The commission Is given full mower
TO tx rates and schedules in the new
measure
The proposed law provided for the
regulation of al freight and passen,
ser traffic over safe and county high
WAYS between axed terminals
Fun hearings must he had on ap-
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
AUTOS MUST HAVE LICENSES

PHOENIX, Jan. 31.-February first.
tomorrow. all automobiles in Arizona
must have the 1919 licenses. or lay
their owners or drivers open 10 the
probability OF arrest This announce
ment was made today by the license
department Of the secretary of states
Office. Officials 0. the department said
that. though the increased facilities
of the Office 1900 licenes had been
issued this month. and that more than
100000 had ben received in fees. 1t
is estibated that the total number Of
automobiles in the state is close to
10000 or twice the number for which
licenses have been asked
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
LEGISLATURE WILL
HEAR MOONEY LAW

PHOENIX. Jan. 31-The Arizona
news service viii tomorrow say: The
Mooney controversy will be raised in
he state i gisla are tomorrow when
Representative Charles r. Waters OF
iohaye. viii introduce bill amend
.ng the code relating TO judgmt 1T on
appeal n criminal cases. prOvililg es
pec.aliy for ca rs in which it is after
wards shown that testimony vas per
jurei The measure is one d assigned
by the American Federation OF Labor
which is seeking It's enactment in
every state in the union as the ont
growth Of Moneys convection Of muir
der growing out OF the preparedness
day outrage in san Francisco.
The biz provides that the state su-
preme cour; shall have continuing jur-
isdi lion over judgments imposing
Ynishment for murder in any degree
ana upon petition Of defendant and
-r;+ nee showing conviction vas OBJ
,i.el upun perjIred testimony the
up-eme codrt nay grant new trial
or other relief Waters formerly or
49,,
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
NEED POSITIONS FOR
HONE COMING SOLDIERS

PHOENIX. Jan. Major C. W
Jones. associate field director OF the
American Re! Cross home service.
stated today the increasing aoot OF
homecoming soldiers 70 Arizona was
creating problem which would need
immediate and expert attention.
Major Jones said: In Arizona the
situation had ben well in hand up till
few weeks ago. but the influx OF re.
turning soldiers and sailors is in
creasing and the situation demands a
peedy remedy"
Major Jones said tina; national de-
mobilization was % per cent complet-
ed. with the machinery speeding the
work of releasing the men from serv-
ice with the colors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
GLOBE mExIcANS PROTEST
SALE OF "FATHERlAND-

GLOBE. Jan. 31.-Mexican Consul
Gustayo Hernandez OF Globe has
received a petition signed by thou
sands OF Mexicans. men, women and
children, in this section protest ting
against the bill providing for the pur-
chase OF Lower California and part of
Sonora, introduced into the United
States senate by Senator Henry NJ
Ashurst Of Arizona. The local Next
cans claim that under the government
of Mexico would have no right to
part with any of the soilof the south
ern republic. One of the points stat
ed in the petition is that the father
land is not for sale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
HOW TO LEARN ABOUT
RELATIVES IN FRANCE
OR NENIN SERVICE

The following information has been
communicated TO the office OF the gov
ernor for the benefit of those who de-
sire to obtain Information concerning
relatives in France or anywhere else
in tine United States military service:
II il is desired to locate particular
man or unit. the communication should
be addressed TO Colonel McAndrews
Rehabilitation Branch, Operations D!-
vision. General staff. War Depa- men;.
Washington. d. c.
II il is desired TO secure information
concerning a soldier known or thought
70 have been wounded or killed in
France. the communication 81 u,d he
addressed 10
The Adju,ant General of the Army.
Casualty Division.
Second and b Sire :
Washington. n G.
In case Of reply to the effec, that
The last report of this man Is that ne
was wounded on september L." and
no later report has heen received, il
may be understood that he is progress
ing fayorablv. as any change fer the
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
WEATHER AIDS CATTLE

FHOENIN, Jan. 30.-The official
weather report for the past week for
Arizona and western New Mexico
showed improvement from the stand
roin; Of the cattle BREEDERS. The low
est temperature was in Apache coun-
y where the thermometer registered
Il degrees above zero. while in the
southwest the lowest figures were "a
al Phoenix and 40 at Yuma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BILL
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED:
BODY BLOW AT ATTORNEYS

PHoENIN. Jan. Representa-
tive Delbriige Of Cochise. speaking in
the house Yesterday afternoon on Mrs
Mckay's bin proposing heavy taxes on
private employment agencies. deliv-
e-ei a sca;hing arraignment of the
agencies. Nut. in company with other
friends of the bill. failed to save il.
On vote OF % 10 9 II was indefinite
ly postponed The bill had proposed
a TAX of $40 day. payable monthly
in advance on all private employment
agencies operating in Arizona.
Senator Claridge rein,roduced in
the upper house a bill providing for
,he confsca;ion OF any vehicle found
carrying LIQUOR within the boundaries
of ne STATE Of Arizona This measure
was srst introduced as the Marsh bill
during the special war session last
year when an attempt was made 10 en-
force E. as a wartime emergency. At
thai lime. however. it was declared
outside me Jurisdiction OF the special
session
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02

proposed law a danger of the working
man being gouged even more in the
future than in the past.
Little OF Greenele called on person
al experience TO prove the usefulness
-sometimes-of the private employ
ment agency
On account Of the illness OF Speaker
Peterson, who introduced the educa-
tional code bill that measure was put
over for one week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
NOTICE OF SELECTION
United state Land Office. at Phoe-
nix ArizOua

United state Land Office, at Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
State of Arizona
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
state OF Arizona. under the provisions
OF the Act of Congress. approved June
%, 1910. (S6 Stats.D. has been filed
This office its School Indemnity Land
Selections. applying to select as in
demnity the lands described as fol-
laws:
2689-0401I7: In T. Ie-S. r. BE,
NEA, Sec. Fl.
276s-04O24e: In T. 14-S. r. 25-E.
NJ Sec %.
(AN G. & 6. M
During the five weeks period of
publication of this notice, or any time
thereafter and before final approval
and certifcation this Office will receive
protests or contests as 30 any of the
tracts applied for and transmit the
same TO the General Land Office.
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona. January
%. 1919.
J. l.. IRWIN, Register.
SCOTT WHITE, Receiver
First pub. January 26. 1919.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
Oelhridae Attacks Agents

The rapid FIRE of debate before rhs
yo.= s!l.ei the employment agency
tax II! VS. lengthy and lively
of course there are honest men in
the PIRATE employment agency bust
ness." said Del5ridge Of Cochise. but.
on the other hand, know from my
owa experience that numbers of them
are contemplate characters. cheating
the laharer and barring Americans
from JOBS which they fiji with for.
e:yae-s vino cannot speak the English
language see absolutely no neces-
cit- for private employment agencies
row ma: The federal government has
established its free hiring bureaus.
and further. know that strong infiu-
ence IS being brought to bear 10 kill
tbs federal movement"
Besides Representative Delbridge
there were ranged back of Mrs Nc
Kay IN support Of her measure. Eddy
Of Yuma and Vyne OF Yavapai, both
OF whom cited personal experiences
with employment agencies as argu-
u.e1;s in favor OF the measure
Burrows OF Maricopa. recalling that
Mrs Mckay had stated her bill would
resuI; in wiping out the private en-
ployment agencies, questioned the con-
stitutionaiity of the measure on this
ground II was his opinion that such
a proposal sayored of class legislation
and he would prefer TO encompass the
agencies with restrictions which
would guarantee their conduct. rattle =
than TO deliberately pass a law which
IL was believed would end their ex-
istence
Shark Of COnonino believed the free
government employment agencies
eventually would accomplish it as his
opinion that once the federal bureaus
were well Under way the private com
petitors would be forced to quit.
Kimball OF Pima did not believe in
legislating to kill any line of business
whose basic principles were recogniz-
ed as legitimate. He said:
IF these agencies are the evil
things they are claimed to be. their
them in competition with the govern
ment's free bureaus"
GaIbraith of Maricopa saw in the
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02

How do we DO good printing ana
do IL promptly? Very simple; Grse-
class. up-to-date machinery and good,
competent printers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-02
l.. IRWIN Register

sort WHITE. Receiver.
First pub. January rs. 1919.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
THOUGHT ALL HOPE
WAS GONE SIZE SAYS
Mrs. sandidge Was Told She Could
Not Recoyer-Takes Tanlae and Is
Now Well and Hearty She Says.

~ gained twenty-one pounds Oh
three bottles Of Tanlac and 1t mas
done me 30 much good that ! nave peeh
sell and hearty ever since said Mrs
o. F. sandidge, Of Adair, Oklahoma :,
"Before / started taking Tanlae'' :.
aha continued. Il had been sick Tor
ever a year with serious stomach
trouble and other disorders tha1 "erc
dragging INC down every day KEPT
getting worse until l had given up
and taken to my bed where lay almost
ha,n,ess for several months. l was
examined by specialists three times
Int they could give me no hope anu
had begun TO fear that would never
recover.
zone day read Of case like mine
that had been relieved by Tanlac an(
decided to try 1t. had to sent
fortr miles for my first bottle and IL
a few days after l started taking !
| began to eat better, sleep better ant
a., ..,o,oor am now entirely owe
my stomach trouble and those othe
complaints that worried me 50 mucl
I have gained twenty-one POUNDS an
nm strong enough to do all my house
work and not feel 1t at all.
Tanlac is sold in Arcadia by tn
City Drug store and by one rellao'
agent In every town.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
NEGRO DIES AT HOMER AFTER
A SEVERE BEATING

1t is reported that Will Washing
ton. a negro brick mason and cement
worker, who formerly worked here'
was removed from his house in HON.
er, beaten until apparently dead, and
dumped upon his front porch BY four
white men whose names have not been
learned.
We have been unable to learn what
the differences between the negro and
his white assailants were. We under
stand from those who knew Wash
ington while In Arcadia laying side
walks, that he was somewhat over,
bearing" He has two brothers resld'
Ing here, one a brick mason; the 9th
er a painter.
The beating was administered on
Saturday night and Washington lived
until Monday morning.
=
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

which returns more wages, which en-
hances purchasing power
Wise spending creates todays gains
Wise saving promotes permanent busi
ness-expanding business.
The good customer is the merchant
client partner in building business
larger.
Tho United States Government
throuph the Savings Division Of th'
Treasury, Is conducting the 1917
Thrift Campaign, to promote the SAFE
Of War Saving Stamps and Registered
Treasury Savings Certificates and es
tablish habits Of Thrift
To help finance the war Duase'
To found sturdier citizenship
To enlarge the Nations resources
10 make America invincible'
In This campaign every citizen u
asked to joih-every wage'worker
every business man, every pfoou'e'
ever consumer, every man, woman ant
cbild-for the countrys good anu lol
his own benefit. In it every ci'iAe'
should play a part.
BUSINESS men who couple with tn
Governments Thrift Campaign thel
own measure to educate their custom
ers will advance their own interest,"
while the, perform a patriotic SERVES
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

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Ask for and then insist upon "Bayer'
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| Aspirin is the trade mark OF Bayel
Manufacture Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.
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THE GOOD CUSTOMER

Business is done for cash or eHedlt'
The other thing IS charity.
Credit business comes to all Gnu
when a man can't pay his bills; cash
business stops when a man cant pay
money.
when the town Is flush with money.
almost any customer is good Gus
TONER. But when the wheels STOP
business can be done only with the
man who has cash or credit. The
other kind is a liability. The dealer
must choose between turning him
away and losing the trade or trusting
him and possibly losing his money.
The man who shas something saw
cd Is the only good customer when
times are dull. II he did not save
when be had the money, he can't pa!
cash, Of course II he did not save
when saving was easy, be can't be {
good credit risk.
The dealer is safe who builds up {
line of good customers during flusl
times, The dealer who does not s.
insure his trade Is coming to the tim'
when he win have but one choice
he Gun go out Of business or 80 under
Profits that get as far as the cash
drawer are for the merchant who cul
tiyates the habit Of saving.
The good customer can be recognize
the minute he or she comes into tn
store.
II the customer knows how to bu
be knows how to save. II be or sh
knows the vaiue Of goods he know
the ralue Of credit. II be respect
what he owns he respects what b
owes
Permanent business xpandin
business lis the object Of the bus
ness mans long campaign.
What people spend makes up today
sales from which come today's profit
What people save flows into the gre
prosperity fund which keeps busine
moving, which creates new prcductio