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will change somewhat as time passes.
Just now peoples In desperate straits
are being relieved. In the south OF
Europe, Serbia, the region south OF
the Danube, Armenia, starvation and
disease face populations dcspoilcd "
their homes and Industries, and re-.
duccd Ivy thousands upon thousands "
victims of the war. Their immediate
requirements of food. medicine and
shelter must he taken care OF and
some provision made To educate their
youth In agriculture and other means
of support. And this is only COr-
g ot the earth that cries for succor
nt the hands of the Red Cross. In the
Holy Land, Ms Il result of the war,
onc-third of the population of Lebanon
died of disease and hunger.
Things will not be again ms they
wCrc before the great war. We shall
help more those people of other coun-
tries, less fortunate than ours. who
are not able to help themselves, and
those at home whose fate is hard. The
Red Cross has shown what IL can do
in Il great omcrgcncy-thc tasks be-
fore II lcngthcn, and they are great
undertakings.
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Graft by any other name would pro-
duce just as many plums.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-01-23
Total Result

"What did you raise on your prom
Use to payT"
"Only a few SMILES"
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-01-23

Worry gives the undertaken more
business than hard work ever did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

While Hoppe. billiard champion Of
the world. is about 10 claim another
title. And IL In only indirectly con.
nocted with billiards.
IT'S like this: Sir william makes
his living--and It's mighty good liv-
ing. according TO the figures While
puts down on his income tax report
with those insured for $50 900.
apiece hands OF his. But confiden.
TALLY Willie wouldn't be worth the
trouble that r. l.. II. Benjamin. his
Woodworking manager. put on him
II II were not for his FEET. Willie's
feet. altho neglected I'm that $4,000
insurance policy. carry Willie around
the billiard table about n hundred
times day.
Therefore the claim Willie makes
that he ought to have some kind OF a
title for being such a pedestrian.
These pedestrian birds haven't
anything on me-" says Willie.
weston wouldn't have chance
with me. think I'll go in for that
championship, altho there's one man
I think could trim me. He lives In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
Seattle Diamond Club Signs Reliable M@a
Griffis Strengthens
Vancouver Ice Seven

The last game OF the regular
played In Vancouver tonight. when
Victoria inyades the mainland city.
II the Nictoriana can waliop the
Vancouver squad. II WIN put Sc
attic on an even footing with the
Vancouver men.
The Vancouver men will leave
for Seattle Immediately after the
game and will rest up here on
Tuesday. according 10 reports from
Frank Patrick. pilot OF the Nil.
ilonaires
The Vancouver seven viii be
strengthened In the play-off series
with Seattle by the addition OF 81
Grif1s. the big defense man who
proved TO be such a thorn In Sc
atle's side last year. Griffls has
lict been playing hockey this year.
but has been In business. He will
come out of retirement long enough
&c rlay In the title series. how
ever.
Seattle Has Edge
The Seattle squad will have an
edge on Vancouver In condition
--'he locals have not rlayed since
las. wednesds, while Vancouver
win have p.ayec twice in the past
week after tonights struggle
Mickey MsrKay. Injured here re-
Gently. will be missing from the
visitors lineup. The fiashy rover
is still uneer the ioetor's care.
MacKay's ioss viii undoubtedly
weaken the Miiiionaires' attack. but
Griffis viii add a bunch OF
strength on the defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

Wills Point. Texas. nearly 40 miles
from Dallas. l was giving an exhi-
bition In Dallas. "A short time ago.
The exhibition had started when
there drifted into the room rather
raggedy, tired and dusty individual
There were no seats left. and he had
TO stand. Finally heard him talk
ing 10 the man next to him.
I'm purity tired TO stand said
he. But. by gosh. walked nearly
30 miles TO see Willie knock them
worries around. and I guess I'm go
ing TO see him
II called porter and that indl.
vidual got chair in the front row.
much 10 his enjoyment He gets the
watch for walking. and incidentally
he's going TO get real watch from
me for being the champion billiard
fan OF the world"
Hoppe and George sutton. former
champion, will perform for local hill.
lard fans ut Brown & Hulen's par.
Tors ON wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. The cue wizards will play
twice a day, at 3 and p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
BY ALI.Ml
BY AHERN.

Whether or not Bernie Morris
VIII be able to play for the locals
has not been decided az yet Nor
rls was arrested last week on .
slackerism charge and IL still In
the custody of federal officials.
Manager Muldoon. OF the Nets.
however. has stated that Morris
VIII be cleared OF the charges
within a day or two.
Cyclone" Taylor has the scor-
ing honors 81 the year tucked
under his belt. lie now leads
Bernie Morris OF Seattle by three
points. The Vancouver star has
led the coast scorers six out Of
the past seven seasons.
After Wednesdays game with
Vancouver here. the Seattle squad
Will Journey North with the Mil
lionaires 10 play the Canadians In
their own rink on Friday night
In the deciding game OF he sea-
son.
The Canadiens. champions Of
Eastern hockey. are on their way
10 the coas. and win arrive hero
next Monday. according 10 reports
from the East.
Probable lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
LOCAL CAGE
SQUAD BEATS
OREGON FIVE

The Seattle Y. NJ. C. A. threw the
hooks into the Multnofnah Athletic
club five here Saturday night. when
they downed the visitors by a score
OF 81 to 22.
At the end OF the first half II look
ed like a walk-away for Seattle. as
the locals led by 20 to 0 count.
The oregon men braced up In the
last half and came within three
points OF tying the home quintet in
the last half The association men
made a squirt In the final minutes
and forged ahead again. however.
"Doc" Powers and Clemcntson
were the big scorers for the "Y"
team. Powers rang up seven goals
for the Seattle crew. and Clement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
HIGH SCORES
TURNED IN BY
SEATTLE MEN

The Oeen Lake Gun club shooters
rang up a score % i9s targets cut %
Us Sunday afternoon IN the North
ucst photographic shoot. They only
Seeded one target. because they were
matched with the Portland team.
Ixhich dropped out Of the race n
hpfe Of weeks aEo. The seattle
men won BY forfeit.
c. l. Tenplston. George Baker and
oeArie shot a perfect IS. and Gross
man and naudy turned In cards Of
- each.
Following II the dope on the mem
b<rship tourney held after the North
west event was run off;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
sCHALLER SIGNS

SANTA CLARA. Cal. March 10
'Blff' schaller joined the Seals 20.
day. He gave the usual preseason
declaration regarding form. pros
poets. etc.
Long Tom" seaton will huri his
length into the Seal lineup tornor.
row. completing the San Francisco
contingent. with the single exception
of Herbie Hunter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

NEW YORK. March 1o.---The wa,
camp community service organiza
ton has rented the ball park at
Newport News. Va, and is booking
major league clubs for games for
the benefit OF soldiers and sailors
The Boston Braves and the New
York Yankees will play at Newport
News on April IT and the Giants
and Dodgers on another date in
April to be selected The organiza.
ton also expects to book the Gin
cinnati or the Pittsburg club for
games on off days during the sea.
son.
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son registered four. Morton was the
high scorer for the visitors. with
four field goals. Brown played a
nice floor game for the seattle team.
and Mix played stellar ball for the
IN" crew.
In the curtain raiser, the Swasti.
kas defeated the Renton five by a
score OF 81 to 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

LOUISVILLE. March f0.--The
louisville Colonels viii 20 to Daw-
Don Springs. KY. for n brief workout
preliminary to their regular train
| ting. There are supposed to be bene-
'ficial waters at Dawson. and the
Pittsburg Pirates and Toledo and
columbus association teams have
taken them In the past with alleged
pod results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
WHITE FIGHTS

PEORIA, III, March lO.--Chafiey
White and Harvey Thorpe, light.
weights. were ready for the gong
here today. with white a favorite.
tho tao Will 20 10 rounds tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

Rojaa as a hurier Bixbee IL a val.
liable man 10 have on a ball club
because he pitches will and can play
the outficld and hi, .he agate.
Wilson. formerly with Vancouver.
IL the other man signed 10 date. lie
IL a youngster who shows promise.
but he win hardly be able TO bea,
any of the other candidates out OF
\ Job IN the local out1clc. feathera
has also been added 10 tho Seattle
roster and 40 has Fred carrnan n.
I,cathsrH played shortatop on the
Seattle team last season and carmnn
decorated RICH, field. Neither OF
these players has much chance Of
sticking In the Coast league.
The directors OF the proposed
Northwestern Industrial league win
hold session in the Butler hotel
Tnesday night. The league dlrec.
tors are said TO be after two clubs
from Seattle. one from Tacoma. and
the other from Vancouver and Vic.
toria. with an odd club to yet find
home.
Jack Goldie. formerly with the So.
attic Giants. liz In town. lie will
play with Duthiea this season. nc.
cording to Manager Dcvine. OF the
shipyard team.
Roy Grover. who played second
base for Duthies last season, will
play with the Philadelphia Athletics
again this year. according to rumors
In baseball circles.
Jimmy Hamilton. manager OF tho
Patterson. Macdonald team here last
year. will pilot the Peoria team In
the Thrcc-I league. according TO the
latest dope In local baseballdom.
SACRAMENTO. March fo.--The
Sacramento Senators give promise
OF n world OF class. BY scores OF
to . and 6 To 3. they cleaned the
Pittsburg State semipro champions
I'm weekend games.
In the first the Senators made
three runs In the last frame. Eddie
Benin. gardener for the sacrhmen.
tans sustained n smashed hand from
a pitched ball while batting Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
Shortstop and First
Baseman Lined Up
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Seattes baseball stock has been given husky boost
with the signing up of Bunny Fabrique shortsop who
can field and also hit the ball Fabrque played the shorted
position the Toledo In the American association last
season. He with the Brooklyn team in the National
league for one year and played In the international circuit
for several seasons He is 800 hitter and good steady
fielder.
FIRST Stacker SIGNED
Gus Gleichmann first sacker with the St. Paul club in
the American association last and member of the
club in the Coast league for several years has also
signed. 49, . 49,
While Clechmann Is nifty fielder, his batting
nothing hrag about He hit for 2S5 last season. but
the hures in the association at year hardly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

The Seattle infleid IL practically
complsts with Oieichmsnn for nrpt
Kavanaugn and Brown for the key
stone sack. FAbriaue for the short
flsla. and Herb Murphy a; the ho'
corner.
brown May Suck
II olslehmann can hit mt all M
will undoubtedly be a permanent fx
,ure. Roy Brown. who played Wit
the Olympia club In the Puget SOUND
.hipyard circuit last year and who
has played In the Northwest for sew
srai years. may make a 70 OF IL al
second base lie 10 n good hitter and
n fair fielder Kavanaugh. while
terrific hitter, IL not n wonder II
IN. field and he nigh, slow up this
infisld II stationed Mt second base
Judging from reports OF his ability
from the East.
with a fast man like Fabrlaue ai
shortstop. a good player Il necessar,
AT second base TO make the com
blnatson work around the middle sack
smooth. The biggest problem man
aver has 20 solve IL On have second
base properly guarded. This IA best
Illustrated by the wonderful work Of
Johnny Eyers and Rabbit Maranviils
around the keystone sack for this
Boston Braves In 1914.
Herb Murphy should make good al
third base. lie In great fielding
third baseman. but whether or no. he
will be able 10 hit Coast league pitch
ing will have 10 be demonstrated
Murphy. however. always has been
a great hitter In this section. III he
hits with any degree OF success this
summer nothing bu, the undertaken
viii keep him off Of the club.
OutfIsId q. X.
The outfield Of the local club Is
vell taken care OF. The Seattle man
aEer has lined up one OF the most
powerful orchards In the league
without. walsh and Cunningham will
undoubtedly start the season. with
Wilhoit IN left. Cunningham In cen.
ter and Walsh In right. II Manager
Clymer secures another second base
man, however. II will make a pretty
fight for garden jobs. as Kavanaugh
is too good a hitter 10 keep off the
club.
This season Will give Bin Cunning
ham the biggest chance % his career
TO make good. The little outfielder
played good ball last summer for the
Duthie shlpyard club and looked
good alongside Of such stars az Ear
Shelley. Roy Grover. Tom Ssaton,
and Fourier.
CUNNINGHAM can hit. run the bases
and field. and there will be no excuse
n he falls down.
Ned Battery Men
Seattle siill needs a couple Of good
pitchers and first class catcher %
make the team complete.
Tom Cunningham and Pete Richie
Will not DO for Coast league hall
Reports from the East indicate that
Manager Ciymer l. trying Go land
Bobby schang. a brother of Wally
schang. % BDston. for the job Of frs,
string receiver here. 10 records
count for anything. sohang will hard.
catcher a. one 81 the most important
needs Of any ball club.
The pitching staff looks good n,
present. Bowman. the American a..
ISOLATION twtrler. Il highly tou,ed.
Walter Mails. the original taking
machine. will get BY n he pitches
with his arm and not hls mouth
Walter has all the "atuff" IN the
world. bu: has too much 30 say for
his own good.
Eastiey Has Chance
Pat Eastlsy. the old reliable, may
get b.. Roias. however. h not quite
up 20 Coast league standards. Alex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

STANDING or THE TEAMS
Won. Lost. For Agst. Pct.
' Vancouver 49,. !, : 81 q .s sssss
Victoria .... Z IL 80 70 .52t
GAMES NEXT WEEK
-Menday-Nlotoria at Vancouver.
fpiay-on serissb
snesdAy--vancouvs at Seattle.
Friday SEATTLE at Vancouver.
INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
WRIGHT
FINE CHANCE
TOCOP TITLE

Something IL going Ia happen
al the Crystal roi Tuesday
night - ~s~us~ 10 be In Me sis.
A little bird -c~sns 20 ehirp thas
unI~s~ Jehuny Mccarthy. Coast
wciferwsight King. kncrks out
Biiiy Wright. Northwest title
holder. Johnny viii is-. hls
crown. Might be wrong. but
thai IL Mondays dss,~ on the
headline bout foe tonoSrow
nights show
Isuiy L. ene of the hsrvis~t fel
lows u hit Ian the KAne sa the
Coast Hut Isilly isn't the mast
rugged fellow In tis~ world. and
wbcther or not he win he ahle 90
stand NeCarthy-s attack VIII
have 20 be solved when They 90
10 %.
Mccarthy IL expected 20 arrive IN
town some tine today. the rugged
Californian IL In his usual good
SHAPE. according 70 reports received
from the Golden Gate jus, before his
departure for Seattle.
Tucker Has Real Job
Frankie Tucker u up against a
roal problem when he tackles the
Bitter Root KID" In the semi.wlnd-
up. The kid" fights ron ambush
all OF the time. and Just how Frankie
VIII penetrate his guard IL a snys-
terry. IL IL impossible 20 describe the
KIDS" method OF fighting. as one
has 70 see II 10 realize the amount %
work his opponent must do.
Mike Pete and Jimmy storey are
billed for the special event This
should BE- a real fight Both fellows
car hit and are willing mixers.
steve Reynolds and Harry VIII
iia-ns xiil renew their argument In
one Of the preliminariss. Steve won
n verdict over Williams short time
ago. but the sailor wasn't satisfied.
80 they will settle the question to
morrow night
In the curtain raiser. Stanley
Ryan. a newcomer. will make his De.
but with KID Peterson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT
VEGETABLES

-------------------------
pv2ess ruld Wholesale Desters foe
Vegetables aud Fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
HOCKEY DOPE

STANDING or THE TEAMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

Selling Prizes "a RetaIi$rs -
Butter. Eye. and Cheese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

rrtcss Paid shipp~r fcs
Po~Isvy. Veal. Pork and MIA. {. .. b. |
seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

Jimmy Hamilton. manager OF tho
Patterson. Macdonald team here last
year. will pilot the Peoria team In
the Thrcc-I league. according to the
latest dope in local baseballdom.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27
GEN. MANAGER CARMICHAEL ENTERTA|NS RETURNED
 N SOLDIER BOYS
THEY WERE THE GUESTS OF HONOR AT A GARDEN PARTY AND DANCE GIVEN AT HIS RESIDENCE SAT-
 URDAY EVENING
 LAST

General Manager Norman Carmi- chael, of the Arizona Copper Co.,, Ltd, proved himsmelf a past master in the art of entertaining on Saturday even ing last, the occasion being a party and open air dance given in honor of A. c. employees who had returned to their old positions with the Company following their discharge from war service.
 The affair was one of the largest and most beautiful ever given in Cliff ton and in addition to the returned A. c. soldier boys, a large number of the townspeople of Clifton, Morenci and Metcalf enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. Carmichael
 | Myraids of Japanese lanterns, cleo trio lights, and flags of allied nations, converted the beautiful grounds into a veritable fairyland. Lawn chairs were grouped about the fountain which played into a pool, frightened by colored electric lights, and here those, who did not care to stroll or to dance, enjoyed the music and gaiety about them.
 The tennis court had been especially prepared for dancing. Flags of many nations were strung arcoss the center of the court and at each end were hung immense flags of the allied countries adding to the general scheme of outdoor decorations.
 The music for the dance was z fur nished by the Morenci Mexican brass band which played during the even ing under a bower of colored strips ol bunting so interlaced to form a can opy surrounded by shrubbery.
 The pergola, lighted by Japanese Ian terms formed F bright path to the re freshment booths where many kinds of delicacies were served. Frui punch was laddled from an immense bowl formed from solid ice and deco
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27

rated with wreathe' of flowers which had been frozen into the rim. The bowl rested upon a stand of ice from the center of which gleamed bright colored globes of light amid a boquet of roses. Rasberry ice cream, many varieties of cake, quantities of sand. wiches and delicious ice cold water. melon was also there to tempt the ap petite
 The, entire evenings entertainment was a joyous welcome home to the soldiers and sailors who have SO re gently returned from the war and resumed their daily occupations with the A c. Company.
 The party lasted from eight thirty until midnight and as the guests de patred MT. Carmichael was the recip tent of many appreciative compliment: for most pleasant evening.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27
Dreaux, ct al.
 Tennessee, by c. M. Marks.

Dreaux, ct al.
 Tennessee, by c. M. Marks. Lis Pendens.
 Miguel Garcia, vs. Julian Rodrigues,. and John B. Hoffman. Official Bond.
 Of Joseph W. Aker, as Justice of the Peace. .\ Conditional Sale Agreement | T. M. Vaughan to P. Anderson.
 Albert Baron. to P. Anderson. Patent. .... .. United States of America, to Evar- isto Dominguez.
 County Treasurer w. J. Collins stat ed to an Era reporter yesterday that the remaining delinquent taxpayers had better hurry and get under the wire in a very short time and save themselves the trouble, expense and humiliation of lawsuit He has pre- pared a list of all delinquents and some time after the 1st of July will post their names in conspicuous places lin the county and at the same time publish their names in the local pap CTS, after which suit will be institu- ted and the property sold to the high lest Sidder This, of course, entails; considerable expense, however, this expense, will be taken out of proceeds of the sale of the property and the County will receive its taxes in full together with interest, penalties and court costs, which in most cases, will amount to several times the amount of the original taxes. MT. Collins Is making every effort to collect these de- Ilinquent taxes without suit, and will regret very much to be compelled to
 pursue this course, but he is duty bound, and taxpayers caught in the meshes of the law have no one to blame but themselves. Better hurry
 and pay those taxes and save your
 property and reputation in the com munity.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27
CREST GATHERED AT COURT
 HOUSE.

N(Cohtinued from page Four) Segundo Aceja Sierra, to Domitila Ulloa De Montez.
 I. L. Quiat to Baldomero Hazas.
 Juan P. Montes, to lone Carter.
 George M. Robinson, to D. Marin |nangeli. Quit Claim Deed. H. c. Vinton, ct al. to M. B. Wigin- ton, ct ux. Warranty Deed. w. W. Wilkey ct ux, to W. F. >Wil. lis. Pedro Quesado ct. ux to James A Hagan, ct al. Elelna Gomez, to Martin Lobato. G. B. Head, ct ux, to Frank R. Gray
 L. B: Duncan, ct ux, to w. T. Crab tree. A. E. Blythe, ct ux, to W. F. Moy CTS.
 Lee R. Shelby ct ux, to James W Goolsby. Satisfaction of Mortgages | Peoples Bank and Trust Company to F. M. Hodges.
 First National Bank, to R. O. Barne.
 First National Bank to Frank Hod iges.
 First National Bank, to George Balk,
 Day and Foster, to Jasper Gale, e ux.
 W. T. Witt, to L. B. Duncan ct u,
 Peoples Bank and Trust Company to Victor .Muzzey.
 State Bank of Metcalf, to Harr. Nielsoh, ct ux.
 State Bank of >Morenci to W. J Collins. '-
 Gila Valley Bank and Trust Com pany, to Juan P. Montez. Location Notices.
 King of Hearts, by Rose E. l.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27

Cut This but and Take 1t With You
 A man often forgets the exact name of the article he wishes to purchase, and as last resort takes something else instead That is always disap- pointing and unsatisfactory. The safe way is cut this out and take it with you so as to make sure of getting Chamberlain's Tablets. You will find nothing quite so satisfactory for con- stipation and indigestion. Obtainable everywhere.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27

with the Morenci Wild Cats" on the Morenci diamond Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. The ''Panthers" will play Saf- ford at Stafford Fourth of July at the Stafford park for $10O.O0 prize. The Clifton team is getting ball park in shape in north Clifton and in the near future we may look for some good base ball.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27

Chas. Waldron of the Arizona Cop per Company's office force is now located in Jerome. He as accept ed a position with one of the large copper company in that city.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27

Mrs. A. H. Slaughter and family departed for the coast Tuesday morn ing. They will visit the various beaches before returning to Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27

Grandma Stockton, returned to Cali ornia Thursday morning. She ha. been visiting with Dud Elerage at tht Sunset Ranch for the last severa weeks.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27

Experienced stenographer wishes position with Clifton firms Address Miss Mona Marshall, 932 N 9th St., Phoenix, Ariz 6-27-19-6tc
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-27

Eddie Dicthmiller, Rodney Ellis and Howard Strickland returned home last week having been discharged from the service.