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The border vidette., 1919-07-19
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW.

| Episcopal church costing S70, ,OOO | to be erected.
 Globe Periphery & Barney Copper property opening up sub sta ntial ore bodies.
 Tucson-Expenditure of $4OO, GOO advocated for highway to Nogales.
 Patagonia-BlueN Nose proper ty to be reopened and thorough ly developed.
 Phoenix - Crop conditions throughout valley excellent.
 Clifton Cattle shipments aver aging SIP, GOO made from local yards.
 Tucson Government will sell 800 lbs. of tungsten /at public auction July 21st. Mesa gets new high school costing $10O.OOO.
 Tempe-State University to maintain experimental date farm
 Bisbee-Construction on high way to Douglas progressing rapidly.
 Jerome-Verde Squaw launch es huge development campaign.
 Patagonia-4 foot ore exposure carrying vanadinite reported dis covered.
 Construction of highway to Cochise county line to start.
 Kingman - Blackberry mill handling 70 tons of ore daily. Machinery installation complet- ed by United American and d rillino tn start
 Work on tunnel pro- ject being rushed, 825 feet con- pleted
 Oatman-United Eastern en- ters big ore body at 400 foot level.
 Kingman-- Contract let to drive tunnel in Cedar Grannis mine.
 Phoenix-Plans completed for paving of West Adams street.
 handler-Local men sell 80 yearling steers bringing over $3, 200.
 Phoenix Packing Go. to build immense packing plant. Douglas-Cattle and Mining men to open Merchants Bank and Trust company capitalized dU 91OO,OOO.
 Phoenix - Southwest Cotton company to esta ablish aerial ser vice to plantations at Goodyear and Litchfield.
 Yuma-Power line to distri- bute power to north and south Gila valleys to be built. Inspiration Copper company's profits fell off $4,OOO,OOO last year.
 Anaconda and Inspiration com pany's purchase oil land for $1 ,6OO, ,OOO for fuel supply. Arizona Copper company takes | over all Shannon property. Tyrone-Former employees of smelling plant given develop ment work. Jerome drilling to begin here at once. | Great Britain is in the market | for POO million ounces of silver. Price was first fixed at $1.OO an ounce, then $1.19, and later has sold as high as $1.14 per ounce.
 Phoenix-Construction of wat. CT main to State Fair grounds I
 Peoria - Extensive improve ments in lighting and water sys- tems under way. | Phoenix - Plans for recon struction of 100 ton mill in John ston Dragoon district.
 Phoenix will spend $1OO, 900 in construction of tile gravity wat CT system.
 Douglas-A new bank capital ized at $1O0,OOO will open this fall.
 Phoenix-A S5,OOO, ,OOO irriga tion project under way on Gila river near Arlington will irrigate S5, ,OOO acres.
 Kingman-Extensive tunnel ing projects going on in this district. S2,OOO,0OO company re gently formed to extend the work.
 Phoenix plans for permanent aviation field.
 Nogales-A products firm cap italized at $25O,OOO files articles of incorporation.
 Tucson-$1, 500, ,OOO bond issue planned for road construction 1T Pima county.
 Arizona has the most wonder ful undeveloped resources of any state in the Union and now ha: as much property subject tC
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30

we're both natives OF Vermont. Smith
was born in Royalton and Young in
Nottingham
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30

creased funds proposed, the depart
ment plans an active campaign. Mr..
Caravan said
We have found in the short time
that we have been at work. that con-
ditions are quite serious throughout
the country. We are asking $4,000
600 and we have every reason to be-
lieve that the Russian Bolsheyih are
pouring money in here at the rate Of
that much a month.
Mr. Garvan was asked specifically
whether there was an organized eff
fort to destroy the federal govern
ment, to which he replied:
Certainly. We have evidence to
show that. and that is also shown by
the tremendous amount of money
they are spending. The condition is
serious throughout the country.
New York, Chicago and Paterson
N. j., are centers of anarchistic ac-
tivity.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30

cords were to be delivered to him. In
four years to a day he reported that
these records had been given to him
by an angel. They consisted Of en-
graved plates OF a material that look
ed like gold each plate about as thick
as tin and measuring about seven by
eight inches. The plates were covered
with fine small characters. Smith
scon moved away to Pennsylvania
where. as he said he might obtain
the secusion in which to make the
translation.
The result was the Book of Nor
mon,' about as large as the Old Tes-
lament. II was said to be a history
by aprophet named Mormon, of an
Client America, from its settlement by
colony from the tower of Babel
down to the 10Th century A. d. After
the publication Of this there we're
enough conyc..5 ID I'm * Fayette,
y. Y. the Church OF Jesus Christ OF
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30

monism, and his brother Hyrum we're
slain by mob after they had been
brought to Carthage and lodged in
Jail on a charge Of treason.
The parents of Joseph smith were
poor farmers. When he was only 10
years old he was converted at a
religious revival meeting. Soon after
1e began to report that had seen
vision. At this time he could barely
read and write. Suddenly he announc
ed, after a lapse OF few years of
earnest religious reflection, that he
had received a definite message from
the divine power. The substance OF
this message was that the covenant
OF God with ancient Israel was about
to be fulfilled, and that he was to be
the instrument.
The American Indians were rem.
nant OF Israel Their sacred records
had been taken away by God and de-
posted for preservation. These re.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
VIGOROUS STEPS TO
FIGHT ANARCHY
Government viii Spend g. 600, 900
for General Suppression OF Crime,
n-L-L...l.... L.. D.. ~.

Government viii Spend 81 100000
for General Suppression OF Crime,
and BolsheVlsm In Pa sular.
Washington June 26.- PROVISION
for vigorous steps by the federal gov
eminent against bomb throwers and
other anarchists and radicals'-de-
clared by government officials to be
plotting overthrow Of the govem4
ment and spending s2,OO0,OOO month.
ly to that end-were made in the sun
dry civil appropriation bill as report
ed today to the Senate. Among the
measures recommended were large
additional appropriations for the de-.
yelopment OF justice and legislation
continuing permanently the wartime
regulations as to purchase storage.
manufacture, sale and distribution Of
explosives.
In reporting the bill the Senate ap.
propriations committee increased
from 81 100000 to 100000 the fund
of the department OF justice for gen.
eral suppression OF crime.
In addition. It added 100000 for a
special fund to enforce the law
against alien anarchists through de.
portations.
The amendment added to continue
the explosive regulation law after de-
claration Of peace privileges for
strict licensing and supervision OF all
sales Of explosives under the bureau
of mines.
Intention OF government officials to
deal vigorously with anarchists and
other law breakers was disclosed in
statements made at hearings on the
appropriation bill made public late to.
day. Frank z. Garvin of the depart.
ment OF Justice bureau OF investlga.
ton, told the committee that, with In
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
Georgette Hats
SUMMER FAvORITES
,$5.98
With Purpose to Combat Rising ca

funpecedent high this blazes
render Economy Appang Service the and d
Purchasing Power Value Giving Powerthas why
LURE LEADS IN VALUE GIVING"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
Latterpay Saints. .

Latter-Day Saints
Speedily churches were formed In
Ohio, Indiana, New York. Pennsyl.
vania and Illinois. Soon Smith was
reported to be performing miracles.
Kirkland o., in the then far West,
was declared to be the promised land
Of the Mormons, and later Missouri
was so designated. In Ohio he We
tarred and feathered The Mormons
in Missouri came into conflict with
the people there, and after much
trouble Smith and his companions
made their escape to Illinois, where
he formed the City of Nauvoo. They
received a charter from the governor
in 1910. and at the city election in
February, 1871, Smith was elected
mayor. The Nauloo legion Of about
1900 men, was formed, with Smith
lieutenant general Missionaries were
sent abroad, who obtained in England
many converts.
In 1912 Smith was at the height o.
his fame and favor. On July II, lSiS
he received, he said, an additional
revelation. authorizing him to "spiri-
tual wives" This was the basis for
the establishment of polygamy and
the rock on which his church eventu-
ally was to split Immediately he
lost some OF his followers. notably
! two whose wives he had solicited to
enter into the married state with him.
These two established "A newspaper
in Nauvoo the following year. The
first number contained the afiidayits
of i6 women that Smith was guilty Of
moral impurity. The city council OF
Nauyoo declared ,he paper to be a
nuisance, and Immediately Smiths fol
lowers attacked the building and de-
stroyed the presses and paper.
The publishers Of the paper esoap-
ed to Cathage. and from here a war.
rant was issued for the arrest of
Smith and IL of his followers. The
city marshal of Nauvoo marched the
constable who served this warrant
out OF town the militia was then
called out, the Mormons gave up their
arms and Smith and his brother Hy.
rum we're brought to Carthage ON a
charge of treason. The governor
visited them In jail and promised 70
protect them. guard was placed
over the building, but on the night of
June q, 1874. band OF more than
100 men entered the Jail and shot the
prophet Joseph and his brother to
death.
The Norman exodus that followed
from lllionis to Salt Lake City was
conducted by Brigham Young. who
succeeded after some dispute to the
authority OF Joseph Smith.
Joseph Smith and brigham Young
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30

Becoming, comfortable serviceable dresses in every
lovely color which promises to be favored this summer,
easily comparable with frocks at so per cent in
other stores Clean, bright pretty gnghams, and dark
foulard voile effects
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
NOTE TO TURKEY
Allies Say Turkish Requests Are Be-
ING Considered.

Paris, June S0.-The Council OF
Four sent a note to the Turkish dele
cation here saying that the Turkish
requests are being considered. but
that the presence of the delegation IN
Paris Is no longer necessary. 1t will
inform Turkey when 1t will be prof.
table" for the delegation to return.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
LAW TO Be ENFORCED
Wartime Prohibition Becomes e.
fective at Midnight.

Washington, June 30.-War.time
prohibition. effective at midnight, will
be strictly enforced by the depart
ment Of justice, in so far as the exist
ing machinery can function. 1t was
said that law violations. threatened
in New York and ether cities. would
be promptly dealt with by Federal
Agents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
JOSEPH SMITH LYNCHED
SEVENTY FIVE YEARSAGO
Native Of Vermont Who Became the
Founder Of Mormonlsm and Was
Slain BY Mob.

Carthage, H. June 30.-Seventy.
FIVE years ago June q the town Of
Carthage was the scene OF tragedy
which stirred the entire country to a
high pitch of excitment, and inch
dentally had a determining effect up
on the future of the Mormon church.
1t was on this date, In 1874, that
Joseph Smith, jr, the founder of Nor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
Wanted
Young Lady as
Office Assistant

One who is good at penman-
ship, accurate in figures and
with knowledge OF typewrit-
ing. Stenography not essen
tial. Address A. b. G. Box
44O. Give full particulars as
to former experience and
wages desired in first letter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
#. f. ESTES

Contracting Decorator. Painter and
Paper Hanger
Interior Finishing Specially. Also
Sign Writing and Exterior Painting.
Consult me for prices
l02 jefferson Avenue. Phone 25I-W
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
ADVERTISING THE IMPOSSIBLE.

When doctor advertises that he is able per
manenty the obstinate cases venereal disease
the his former health and
that doctor Is advertising the impossible Under the In
diana law he is guilty Of fraud should be drasticay
prosecuted charlatan and a hountebank il is
not the commerciazng OF the distress those who
already victims Of the disease that Is repre-
hensibe Of his ghoush conduct That feature is.
indeed unspeakably low and contemplate but it emf
nently respectable when compared that against
mankind which comes through his incubation the
ton the ignorant and uniformed venerea
disease is not such dreadful thing after all and that
its IS positive painless" In advertising this
mschievous and helsh lie the gravamen Of
his ofense. and when considered that he
mates such msinormaton for the gain it
putting it too strongly to declare that he be
scourged naked from the community with brand
Cain upon his brow
1t should be understood by all that the contraction
OF venerea disease is serious matter and
though 1t apparently yields prompt
" the potentiaes of the temperance 10
dormant in the blood very frequently visiting their aw-
ful curse not only the patient himself upon his
innocent wife and children Let be deceived By
,quacks advertisement Of positive permanent and
painless cures" The fact that he advertises
proves conclusivey that he after
the dollar alone and scrupIe 10 capitalize
the hopes and fears o. wirlessly bunder
his net.-Fort WAYNE News
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
UNION MAN WARNS UNION MEN,

John G. Cooper representative from the Youngs.
Ohio district, told Tuesday
OF the dangers of radcasm. and American Fed
Grafton chiefs that anarchists superradcas try
ing 10 crowd them he wall and lead union workmen
the paths of revolution Mr. Cooper union labor
himself. When rs years old he working in a
steel mill in Youngstown. and only four years
locomotive engineer working his trade This his
second term in congress Mr. Cooper is in strong sym
pathy with workngmen and their efforts better them
selves. he tells them they must pursue peaceful
methods. and. above all, be driven led
disorder by of foreign reds who Mr. Cooper
did honest days work in their lives. Efforts
overthrow the government Of America says Mr. Cooper.
be met with determined resistance. and he calls
upon conservative labor leaders who among the
of the federation stand together in opposition
to the anarchists workmen will heed the
ing Representative Cooper On them depends largely
the driving Of the reds.-New York Telegraph.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
EVIDENCE OF PROSPERITY.

While there is complaint about the cost of living il
cannot be felt aeutely by the entire population mat
ter how severely bear large percentage
there would be the evidence spending that
every hand
The number of automobile tourists visiting the play
grounds have taxed the limit the their
accommodation continent travel all
ords and trains have been crowded the limit
capacity.
Doubtless the relaxation from the war has
had something 10 do with IL but from all
reports that unprecedented numbers Americans
been "gadding" This too despite fact that
little in the railroad rates has been Of
fered inducement to travel
Apparently those who have Travelled be.
they had the spend about
how much il cost just they got there. II the
of travel due 10 the turning the accumulation
Of repressed desire during he days when eyes were
turned loose in spree Of seeing and spending with
the latter not whit behind the former
The situation evidence that large number 81 peo-
pie possess sufficient be able to Withstand
without sefdenial the appreciation Of prices
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
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THE. TROOPS ARE HERE AGAIN.

Ito Che sra7t resre of its loyal citizens the Calumet
district ass again requested its occupation by state
troops she cali having this time from East Chicago
before the serious riot on Broadway in Gary
M this call for the state militia would by neees
shy has heen anticipated a long time. Those who
ye~a forced 10 close touch conditions during
the Hammond knew that later state
troops would necessary show the foreign element
taat law and order must be obeyed been just as
rfan since trouble began Indiana Harbor that the day
v01 when the civic and county authorities would
r5ar be able control the situation. 1t is pity
tha troops have be called Lake county. II is
eood 7dversing the district cannot course
he helped Human life and property safeguarded
and who think that either be jeopardized
Lafe forget that the great commonwealth of
diana viii step in and maintain the law where local
taor-es powerless. And if Indiana troops
ntain order the United States government is ready
step with federal troops an hand
Union officials at Indiana Harbor have again and
again cautioned strikers that they their
Tie without violence and disorder. but is
there is dangerous element among the strikers who
throw caution the winds They finder which
starts conhagrations- spark which must be extn-
sushed before racial disorder breaks The situation
at Gary Saturday afternoon showed that the feeling
is tense Here literally hundreds who were tempt
ins fate. Many of them were looking for trouble 1t
does not take long for conditions like these IN
controlable unless there IS military to
seize the rens.
Fer the sake of the good name of the Calumet re
on it is to be hoped that the presence nine hundred
state troops which be moving into any city in the re-
zion on short notice viii have salutary effect Good
citizens everywhere should every aid in pouring
oil troubled waters Business bound to suffer when
disorder IS fomented- 1t will sad blot Lake coun-
tvs history if there is further boodshed state
troops forced fire to carry out their
orders-and their orders viii be carried be
a terrible pity.
The outlook is not very promising We are not a
prophet but looks that if wisdom discretion and
order do not prevail the Calumet region is in for Sc
rious time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

is Of far more service to the world
THAN the Young man who trte.
-ro ...,,o 81. td... ,.,,,
No" some nys'eh'c nut
IN Boston says laws must be enacted
TO prohibit kissing
DON'T put such dynamite under th'
FABRIC OF Tree government
PROHIBITION like that might easily
wreck me
PLAN of salvation.
with YOU
AND she'll ask you to carry her
POWDER rag in your pocket FOR her
vr.,>- -, 1890 -
and you
,,,,-r,-
| ments
AND prepare to do som. buying.
IF there is anything that can be
! named
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
SOME husbands arr %

cOA = HASbdill1 are -
HENPECKED that they would rather
EAT an oNerrire egr for Breakfast
THAN take a chance of telling the
missus
THAT she didn't know
WHAT she vas doing when she
bought the egg.
WHY is It a crime
FOR an unmarried girl to be so years
old
WHEN It Il ali right for an
UNMARRIED man t. he 90 wears old?
WHAT Follows the Flu2~ asks a
headline
USUALLY a procession or
DOCTORS and nurses with The
COURTT.Y ana unctuous undertaken
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
The Passing Show
BRINGING UP The extreme rear

BRINGING up the extreme rear.
THE small investor
WHO is now busily engaged in
SELLING his Liberty bonds and War
Savings stamps
AND putting the money
INTO guaranteed 20 per cent stocks in
HITHERTO unknown corporations
REMINDS US OF the
ESTEEMED Three Lakes lumbertack
who caught
THE same bullfros I'VE consecutive
TIMES in FIVE consecutive minutes
WITH bent pin and piece of red
flannel
FOR bait.
THE old man who keeps his ideas
young
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

King Albert and Queen Eliza
beth win receive callers IN their
luxurious suite in the Waldorf
Astoria hotel during their stay in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

New York. Prominent American
men and women who became &C
ouainted with the royal couple
while doing war work overseas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

ADVERTISERS are Offering to knock the II" out
of the IT, G. Of T. But the average man opines at the
risk of being thought proane, what is needed is to
knock out L.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

PREDICTION that Liberty bond prices viii advance
didn't keep them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

The outlook is not very promising We are not a
prophet but looks to that wisdom discretion and
order do not prevail the Calumet region is in for Sc
rious time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

BEING Is handicap. declared a
speaker at the conference OF woman physicians OF
It's enviable privilege
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-09
REMARKABLE RECOVERY
ANAzES FE0 k OF Lynn
H. ii. Chandler, Once a Helpless
Cripple From Rheumatism,
Says He Owes Perfect
Health to Var-Ne-SiS

The medical profession of Lynn,
Mass watched with keen interest the
case of Mr. II. II. Chandler of Ia CITY
Hall 81. Mr.. Chandler had melted pub
lie sympathy for some time and doc
tors had considered him an incurable
cripple, due to the ravages of rheuma
tism.
His recovery, which Mr. Chandler at
tributed wholly to Var-Ne-Sis, was so
remarkable that it attracted the atten-
ton OF not only the medical profess
sion. but of the press. All the facts
therefore which are given for the bene-
fit of those suffering from rheumatism,
are now a matter of public record.
Testimony of the neighbors is to the
effect that he was unable to turn over
in bed unassisted. He suffered untold
pain, having rheumatic arthritis in
every Joint Fc~ 40 purnose of test
q the truth of the statement made
by so many suf1LreI from rheumatism
that the" HAD been made well with
ARRESTS, the public was invited
through the press 20 watch the course
of treatment which Mr.. Chandler would
undergo.
To-day, Mr. Chandler is not only free
from rheumatic pains. but is perfectly
well; is able to work every day and
would not be recognized as the same man
by anyone who had seen him before
taking this wonderful remedy. This
case is but one of the hundreds of SINH
lar cases of rheumatic arthritis which
have been relieved by the use of Var
testify to the truth of Mr.. Chandler's
recovery.
var-Ne-Sis does affect relief in the
case of rheumatism.
1t is for sale at all drug stores, in
liquid or tablet form.-Advt.