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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04
TODD GUILTY;
GRAY CASE TO-DAY.
(From Thursday's Daily

After the Jury had been out just
seven hours from the time they re-
ceived the case. the jury in the case
Of Joe Todd. charged with assault with
intent to kill Ofiicer Tom Mooney,
of Bisbee. returned a verdict of gull.
~ OF assault with a deadly weapon.
According 10 the instructions Of the
court. there we're three courses the
jury could take. the first. assault with
intent to kill: the second. assault
with a deadly weapon: the third. ac-
quit,al Todd will be sentenced at a
later date. The case occupied three
days and was followed with ir;eres,
about the county.
Today the case of the State VS.
Henry Gray was on trial. with ]. T.
Kingsbury as special counsel for the
state. assisted by Assistant County
Attorney NJ l. McKelligon. and At
torney Lyman Hays for the defense.
The defendant is charged with steal
ing horse. L TO O'Clock the state
introduced FIVE witnesses and rested
its case, and the defense up TO 5
O'Clock had introduced two Witnesses,
with several more yet to be heard.
II is expected. according TO the coun-
sci for the defense TO close the case
by O'Clock. and possibly arguments
will be heard and the case given to
the jury by that time. Thirty-hve
more jurors were drawn to report on
Monday morning. the 5th.
I The commercial class OF the High
school and teacher. Miss Schwartz
were present at the trial on invita-
ton of Judge Lockwood The class
IS obtaining some practical experience
il reporting
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04
AMERICAN LEGION coNvEN.
TIoN TO BE HELD IN ST. LOU

PHOENIX. May Lit. Col. Power
Conway. temporary chairman for Ari'
zona OF the American Legion. receiv-
ed the following message from Ii.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt al New York
City yesterday:
For the first convention CT veter-
anes to be held at ST. Louis beginning
May Sth. the rate o: two cents per
mile. with the minimum charge OF
two dollars for the round trip tick
cts. at this reduced fare. to be sold
only to delegates who have honorable
discharges certificate from the army.
navy authorized. Instructions have
been given by wire TO all ticket agents
that delegates may purchase tickets
and reach ST. Louis in time for the
convention banquet. Consider this
great importance enabling mea OF
small means who formed body OF
men in service TO attend. Obtain pub
licity on this through state.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Temporary Chairman"
Colonel Conway has been informed
| by Mr. Goldsworthy that two-cent
rate virtually means a two-thirds rate.
The purposes of the American Le-
gion are to provide an organization
:or all veterans of the Army. Navy
ami Marine Corps. in order that they
may find a means of collective eX-
preston for what they believe to be
the hest interests of the nation in
the future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04
COMPLETED FOR
FLORENCE DAM CONSTRUCTION

SSh OSV SS'NS ~
FLORENCE. April 2s-Negotiations
between United States Indian service
o.ntil,:ais. 3 land owners committee for
the entire Florence Casa C-anre Val
ley and representatives Of the Water
Users Association were finally con-
c;uded a; les Angeles yesterday morn
ing.
Al entirely satisfactory settlement
o. the whole mater al issue was
reached and the way new is clear for
the government" to arrange for the
construction OF the Florence diversion
day and canal system TO begin at an
early date.
Thir:y-iye thousand acres of Indian
lard ani 2,.l0) acres in FIorence-Casa
Grande valley vii come under the
proiec:. AL prior rights are protected
complete plars for the dam are ready
and wcrh will begin as soon as the
secreiary 0. the interior approves the
contract ard declares the project
open.
Following Is a resume of the tenta-
/ tive agreement signed by the commit
tee OF six in Los Angeles. representing
the lard owners, to induce the secre-
tary VII! determine length of these
FIorence-Casa Frande irrigation pro-
ject.
The p-ojec. worIs and structure
shall consist of diversion dam in the
Gila river above Florence. with head
gates and the main south side canal
with a carrying capacity OF 1000 sec.
ord feet. This main canal will be
constructed to poin: to be deter.
mined by the secretary OF the interior
at which point a Pima lateral will be
| taken on extending toward the Pima
reservation; from this point also the
canal will be extended to the Picacho
( reservation. From the point of di.
version the north side canal will be
constructed al a point fixed by the
secretary OF the interior The secre.
tary will deermine the length of these
branch canals SO as to equalize as
nearly as may be the project costs and
benefits.
The water rights which shall be at.
taciied TO and used in connection with
the project shall consist of all water
rights either vested or in choate in
the waters of the ella river. includ.
ing Indians and whites.
The Indian land is to be divided in; q
10000 agrees OF "A" lands and 15.O0e
acres OF "B' lands
The white lands are to be divided
into 1900 acres OF "A" lands and
1900 acres Of "B" lands.
These lands are to be selected by
the secretary Of the interior from the
lands Of persons VINO sign the agree
! ment, said selection to be made 20 ~
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04
HELD FOR $ss,ooo THEFT

LOS ANGELES, May Jasper p.
Williamson, formerly branch manager
at Dallas. Tex. for the Quaker Oats
company, was arrested here today on
q telegraphic warrant charging en-
bezzlement of funds agEregrating
$s5.O00 from that concern.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04

TO bring into the said project such
property owned lands in the Florence
Casa Grande valley as in the judge
ment of the said secretary have the
bes, right 10 the use Of the waters
of the Gila river. and will in conjunc-
ton with the lands in the Pima In
dian reservation. best form an economi-
cally feasible irrigation project. to be
irrigated from the project works.
The secretary Oh he interior shall
from time to time determine and fix
the dd;y of water for all privately
owned lands in said project. and in
dividing the waters OF the project
shall see that the losses Of water in
the whole system of project canals are
shared as equitably as may be. to the
end that. with respect 10 such losses
no wafer right under the project shall
enjoy any advantage of location. posi-
ton or otherwise. over any other pro-
ject water right, but losses occurring
in the Indians and private canals lead
ing from said project canals shall be
disregarded in the division of water
and furthermore whenever the guam
tity OF water diverted in the canals
of said project shall, in the aggregate
be so small that after deducting the
losses of transmission in the project
canal and then dividing the residue
between the Indian lands and the
| lands in private ownership as herein.
above provided for. the share allotted
to the Indians rights would be small
to reach the Indian reservation, the
secretary of the interior. or his agent
in charge of said project shall permit
all Of the water to be applied to the
irrigation or privately owned lands in
accordance with their priorities.
The owners of the private lands
which shall be included in said project
hereby authorize the secretary of the
interior to carry in the canals Of said
project water other than that belong.
| ing to said project whether the same
comes from wells or otherwise, and
generally to permit all uses OF the
facilities and works of the said project
that he may think proper and which
shall not be inconsistent with the pur.
poses and interests of said project, all
upon such terms of compensation to
be applied to the benefit OF said pro
ject and under such conditions and
restrictions as he shall decide for the
best interests of said project.
Said owners furthermore agree and
promise that they will, as soon as pos.
sibie after said secretary shall have
declared said project feasible, organize
themselves into a water users associa.
tion or other corporation so to handle
and control the private distributing
system leading from said project
canals and be able to act as a unit in
all dealings with the said secretary
and such orgaization in form and ma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04
TELLS OF GOOD NEWS FROM
BROTHER AND THEN DIES

Stafford, Ariz., April 3O.--Possibly
joy hastened the death Of Mrs Mary
E. Smith, aged 30. At a dance at
the Graham school house, while tell.
ing friends of the receipt of a tele.
gram from her brother just landed
at New York from overseas, she
dropped to the floor, dying almost
Immediately from heart disease.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04

ture shall be made in ali respects
satisfactory to the secretary OF the
interior.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04

Place q layer of crumbs in buttcred
pudding dish. then layer OF tomatoes.
and continuing alternating crumbs and
tomatoes, being careful to have crumbs
on top. Sprinkle each layer with salt
and pepper and dot with'bits Of butter.
Bake one-hslf hour.
Fried Bananas.
Six bananas.
Flour to dre1Ce.
Cut bananas in strips. lenathwise.
dip in -four and fry in butter. II liked.
| the bananas may he lightly sprinSled
with powdered sugar before serving.
MENU u.
Lentn Croauettes with Tomato Sauce.
Drowned Potatoes. Stewed Celery.
Bread and Butter.
Prune Whip. Coffee.
This is a meat substitute dinner. the
fentils furnishing vegetable protein.
and being most palatable. 1t requires
one and a half hours 10 prepare.
TINE TABLE.
Lentil cyppuettes-
To prepare croquettes. Is min.
To COOK ...-............. 10 min.
To make sauce ........ i5 min.
Drowned potatoes
To parboil -..........A. 10 min.
To COOK ...-....-..... <-to min.
according to size.
Stewed celery
To prepare ..-.-.. 80. 10 min.
To cook .............. TO min.
Prune whip
To prepare vaip ...... Il min.
To cook .............-.. 20 min.
lentiI croqvettes.
cupfuls strained lentiI pulp.
teaspoonful chopped onion.
Flour TO dredge.
Salt and pepper.
Make the lentil pulp tpreps:ej the
previous day. into fiat cakes: after sea-
soning to taste. dredge with -four and
saute in butter.
Tomato Sauce For croauettes.
cupfuls strained tomato juice,
Salt and Pepper
| tablespoonful tutter.
tablespoonful -four.
Melt butter. blend with -four. stir into
boiling tomato juice. season and pour
arorni croqucttes.
| 2-awncd Potatoes.
-. :, ~ STREET scT,'rIiei potatoes in
! -.a. a-.f ~.t i. ',,d s.,et ahd bake.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04
PHOENIX BUILDS IS NEW
RESIDENCES IN SHORT TIME

PHOENIX, April 3O-Within the
building boom in Phoenix is included
construction of $50 residences. The
Nol building, four story structure
that houses the Arizona club and the
Arizona Gazette. has been sold by
Gus NoH for $135.OOO to the Home
Builders. a local building concern.
Two $4,000 garages are being built
in the western part OF the city.
The Odd Fellows are preparing 20
build home Of their own or West
Adams stree; property. 100 feet dis.
tant from the proposed Elks' block.
On East Adams street, a full block of
business property will be improved
by Mrs. Laurabell Gardner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04
Simple Two Course Dinners wnuraE6 B. GIBBS
N EMU I.

Braised Hamburg Loaf Fried BananaA.
Scalloped Tomatoes.
Bread and Butter.
Junket. Coffee.
II this dinner Is to be served at six
O'Clock, begin preparations at half-past
four. Each Of the following time ta-
bles gives the order In which the foods
should be prepared and the time need
ed for each:
TINE TABLE.
Junkst-
To prepare..... 10 min.
To set" "....... % min.
To chill ........ 70 min.
Braised Hamburg loaf
To prepare .... IS min.
To bake ........ l hour.
scalloped tomatoes
To prepare 10 min.
To bake ........ % min.
Fried bananas-
To prepare min.
To cook ........ Is min.
Gomez .......... 10 min-
Juni<st.
quart milk,
/ junket tablet.
teaspoonful vanilla.
tabiespocnfuls sugar.
Dissolve the tablet in one table
spoonful Of lukewarm water. Heat
milk to blood heat, add sugar, stir in
dissolved tablet. and pour into a bowl.
adding vanilla and stirring just enough
to mix and fill sherbet cups. Set in
warm place where 1t will not be shak-
en- or Jared. After junket is 'set." ;"
/ place where it is cool When ready to
serve. place a candied cherry on top
Of each glass. and. II liked, pass strain
ed fruit Juice at time of serving.
! Braissd Hamburg Loaf.
/ ID. chopped round steak.
n onion. chopped.
egg.
IL cupful bread-cru.nbs.
Season meat with salt and pepper
and stir in onion. Add beaten egg,
then breadcrumbs. Make into a long
roll. scar on a hot dripping-pan. pour
on enough brown gravy to cover bot
tom Of pan. cover and bake one hour
Seailoped Tomatoes.
can tomatoes.
cupfui bread crumbs.
P'It'sr.
Sal: - ,.c.cE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04

so that not only the nation at large.
but that we also. the citizens Of Ari-
zona. may have he satisfaction OF
knowing that the obligations OF our
beloved State have been fully met.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal Of the State Of Arizona to
be affixed.
Done at Phoenix. the Capitol, this
10Th day of April, 1919.
(Signed) NIT SIMMS,
(SEAL) Acting Governor Of Arizona.
Attest:
= r. z. McGILLEN,
Acting Secretary Of State.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04
Stswsd Celery.
6 stalks celery.
/ pint white sauce.

SSeweo Sosoty.
stalks celery.
pint white sauce.
Clean celery. cut in inch bits. stew
in salted water. pour on white sauce
and aerve. ,he white sauce is made
the same as tomato sauce. except that
milk is substituted for tomato juice.
Pruns Whip.
~ cupfu, prune pulp.
Whites OF four eggs.
= curful powdered sugar.
Beat whites Of eggs very stiff. stir
ring in the SMEAR. Fold in prune pulp
;prunas having been soaked two hours
previously. brown in oven. and serve
with boiled custard made with the
yolks of the eggs-this may be made
in the morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04

MENU ~.
Split Pea Soup. Croutons
Baked Potatoes. Lettuce with Mayonnsise.
Bread ard Butter.
Stewed Fruit. Coffee.
This is another meat substitute din
ner. This menu also requires one and
a half hours for preparation.
TIME TABLE
Baked potatoes
To cook $500. $3.50 min.
according to size.
Split pea soup. 20 min.
Mayonnaise. c.S-45 min.
Split Pea Soup.
cupful peas.
quart cold water.
tablespoonful melted dripping.
tablespoonful flour.
pint milk,
u onion.
Salt and pepper
Cook peas the day before FOR two or
three hours In the water and strain.
Make a white sauce of milk. drippings
and -four; flavor with onion and add tC
peas.
Mayonnaise.
One egg yolk.
Oil to make creamy dressing.
Lemon juice 10 taste.
Have bowl very cold. beat egg yok.
drop in oil until creamy. thin with
lemon juice season: repeat processes
until of desired consistency and sea.
soned TO suit the taste.
The stewed fruit Should. o. course.
he cooked early. SO that Il may have q
chance to cool
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04

r. e. McGILLEN;
- Acting Secretary Of State.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-04

y. 4, ~ >tr,' icrlrIiet Potatoes in
-.a.. 4..e u.t i. H,d s.,et aIId bake.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-26
4 OR|LLAS
DEL OZAMA
CONCH0 PRIMO

Seguramente que en- Puerto Ri
20 Sc desconOce la personalidad de
este tipo de la Repdblica Domini-
cana.
Concho Primo es el tipo que yO
he conocido desde hace tempo, tie
lie un sabor nacional, como el gau
cho ell las Pampas y el tOrero ell
Espaiia. Sc asemeja algO al TIE
nOriO de nuestra raza, perO ell 10
camorrista e impetuoso solamen
4 te.
| Concho Primo es ell tips cue pa
sa con sus grandes pistOlas al Gin
to, su agudO puIlal semi ocultO y
su garrote al aire. Ali donde sue
ne un tiro; donde ruede un tinto
de su propia sangre; donde Sc es-
cuchen gritos y amenazas, no bus
quGis otro que a COnchO Primo.
Su figura, que tantas veces con-
temple, va Sc ha esfumado, y quien
sabe 81 para siempre, y por ESQ
quiero hoy soplar un POGO sobre
ell polvo del olvido Due lie cubre
para hacerle mi homemade.
y sus gestOs, sus hazailas, a
sus impetuosidades debe el pals
muchas amarguras cruentas y mu-
chos de slfs dolores mas profun-
dos. Por su causa la Rep1blica Sc
desmenbr0; miles de hermanos ro-
daron por ell suelo agOnizantes;
miles de hijos quedarOn sin ampa-
ro y sin abrigo y miles tambien
las madres que 'mOjaron con sus
lagrimas las tumbas de sus hijos
abiertas por las mismas manos de
Concho Primo.
ConchO Primo fue un dia e ido-
10 del pueblo Dominicano; sin Gl
la vida era impossible.
Pero va hoy que las cosas han
tornado ell verdaderO curse que
l0gicamente deben seguir, que la
Repdblica empieza ascender pOr
ell sendero ampliO de una nueva
vida, dentrO del prOgreso, hoy, va
nadie suspira por el arrogante
Concho Primo.
EI pals Sc ha dadO cuenta de 10
nefasto de SUI reinado; y por ESQ
va nadie lie anna, nadie mira con
buenos ojos su figura belica, pre-
parada siempre para la ofensiva.
Concho Primo ha desertadO, te-
mqroso, a un escondrijo lejanO,
del cual dificilmente yOlver;... "
ha hecho bien, pOrque con SUI hui
da ha renacidO Ell esta hospitala-
ria Rep1blica la tranquilidad que
habla huido de todos los hogares
y ha hecho que Sc perciba en- oc-
cidente ell alborear de un nuevO
sol, de paz, de amor, de justicia y
de trabajO.
Sirva este vistazO manera de
ofrenda p0stuma, a la memOria
del celebre COnchO Primo, hernia
no gemelo de Tenorio y del QUITO
te.
Manuel Rirera Consoles.
CiuIo1 Drino1o JIniO 1910
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
ARMENIAN GIRLS ARE
EAGER FOR FREEDOM

TIFTIS, Armenia (yia Paris), Nov. 9.
Turkish Armenian refugees whose
daughters were saved from death for a
life OF slavery in Turkish harems, have
appealed to the American Red Cross for
aid In obtaining their freedom. II is
estimated by officials Of the Armenian
government that 10000 girls are thus
held In slavery. An executive commit
tee to arrange plans for their liberia
tion has been named and will start work
at once.
These girls, daughters OF refugees
from the Van and Bitlis regions, dis
appeared during the massacres of 1918.
Nothing, was heard of them for months
and 1t was believed they had been slain
by the Turks.
Recently pitifui appeals for liberia
ton have been coming from them from
the Turkish harems of Anatolia and
European Turkey. Most Of the girls de-
clare that they have not changed their
religion.
Col. Haskell, high commissioner Of
the allies TO Armenia, has been APP
peaied to for military aid. No definite
answer has yet beet given, but he ID
hopeful of being able to offer a show
of force as a background for diplomatic
negotiations. The American Red Gross
has been asked for financial backing
necessary for the work Of liberating
the women
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
ADVISES HUNS TO WORK.

BERLIN, Nov. 5.--IAeut. Gen. Al.
brecht. formerly commander Of the Dor.
der defense troops In the northeast ad
vised the officers of his command on
the occasion OF their domibiizati0n "a
90 to work In the mines or on the
farms.
"Eeverything In GERMANY" he de-
elared. rs waiting for the celebrated
great man who can help. Better not
walt for him gentlemen"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
PROHIBITION NEAR
OR FAR Off NOW
IS LONDON TOPIC
Pussyfoot Johnson Conducts
Dry Campaign in City as
Public Talks Of Outcome Of
New Issue.
~ GEORGE T. BYE.
(RanInroeai NANAcn gAraflra /


LONDON, Nov. 5.~-ThreA months ago
the pubs (publlc houses: saloons) were
crowded with men who declared with
sureness that Great Britain would never
go dry, that no matter what would
happen elsewhere In the world, the
British isles would remain the inviolable
haven Of liberty.
Today the pubs seem just as crowded
but the discussions of the tipplers are
on the question whether prohibition will
come abruptly within the next five
years or gradually during the next 80,
That 1t will come seems generally ac-
cepted.
The London Daily Mail, which has
been conducting an antiprohtbition
campaign, chiefly by ridicullng Pussy
foot" johnson. the Kansas dry cam
paisner, is becoming less bitter, and
seems suddenly to have realised that
its excess OF energy In informing Mr..
johnson he was not welcome in this
country has been the most favorable
advertisement for him. His name Is
on everyone's lips; "pussyfootlng" has
become London expression, he has
reached the glittering glory OF having
his name banded about on the vaude-
Vile stage. He is known, and no
achieved this national prominence In
very few weeks
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05

7 WANT to urge strongly upon the peo-
pie of Memphis the great necessity OF
the election of Rowlett Paine and the
entire Citizens Ticket in the election
Thursday. If the good men and women
Of Memphis want law enforcement, their
only hope is in the election of Mr.. Paine and
his associates. 81. ,s,..s .
Iseved for eight years as police Off
Ger under Mayor ]. ]. Williams, and | can
recall very distinctly the licensed lawless-
ness that was permitted to exist in almost
every form during the eight years that he
was in office. Gambling houses, dives of
all kinds harboring thieves, notorious dance
halls, holdup men and pickpockets ope-
rated at will, and murders were a common
occurrence,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
GETTING COLD FEET.

And when Il comes to paying Sc for
4 pair Of spzts, we take cold fesst--The
Dallas NeWA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
John Seldom Speaks.

SO far "Pussyfoot" has done very
little speaking. II ls known that he
has not approved the churchy sort Of
temperance lecturers that were block.
ing prohibition over here and had sent
for a Yank 'wrecking crew" which has
been unable TO come across owing 10
the alleged refusal OF the British gov
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05

The "Bayer Cross" stamped on tab
let's means you are getting true "Bayer
Tablets OF Aspirin" proved safe by mil
lions OF people--the genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for over eighteen
years.
In every handy "Bayer" package arc
proper directions for Pain, Colds. Head
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05

ache, Toothache. Earache. Neuralgia.
Rheumatism, Lulnbago, Sciatica, Neu-
ritis
Tin boxes Of ~ tablets. cost only a
few cents. Druggists also sell larger
"Bayer" packages. Aspirin is the trade
mark of Bayer Manufacturer OF Mono
acsticacidegter Of Salicylicacld.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-05
of R0WIetf Paine and
Entire Citizens Ticket

| am trying to enforce the law in the
City of Memphis and throughout Shelby
County, with the assistance of the attor-
ney-general and the two criminal judges.
If Joe Williams is elected the people
cannot expect us to receive any co-opera-
ton from the police force under Mr.. Will
liams. >.aa ~
want to call attention to the fact that
the lawless element, almost without excep-
ton, is supporting Mr.. Williams in his race,
as they are expecting the same favorable
treatment from his administration, if he is
elected, that they were given in his former
terms.