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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16

Frank r. Allen, OF the South Bend
Bread company. shall have our I'M
divided support as the grand worth
president Of the Haul Me Home
club. Mr. Allen has worked hard
for this honor and deserves to be
elected without a dissenting vote
The only possible objection that
could be raised 10 the candidacy Of
Mr.. Allen is that he is not always
inclined 10 go straight home. but
that really is immaterial and should
not be used against him in his race
for leadership. Mr.. Allen drives a
Studebaker. II is in good condition
and is able 10 always make the trip
TO 319 y. Scott st. with perfect ease
For vice-president. We offer the
names of Lloyd f. Greenan. the in
surance magnate. and Samuel 2.
Schwartz. the young man who has
given Chief Kline so many gray
hairs of late. we really don't know
who we would support Of these two
for president. Mr.. Greenan
has a large rOomy car, which to be
absolutely candid with you. we have
always expected would tip over some
time on a curve, but it is a most
convenient vehicle for riding home
in and we would just as soon see
Mr.. Greenan elected to the high Of
flee as not. Mr.. Schwartz is a neigh
Dor so. of course. we cannot help
but look kindly on his candidacy as
well.
For secretary. we suggest the
name Of Ralph Osborne. Ralph has
long ago qualified for the Haul Me-
Home club. Ralph can see Us
around a curve and we wouldn't
never have 10 walk a step if Ralph
was always nearby. OF course. we
don't expect him 10 make a Yellow
Taxi out of himself, so that this ex-
plains why we have to occasionally
walk home. DR.. John a. Stoeckley
will have our support for treasurer.
as ne lives down our way and
watches the sidewalks fairly close.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16

The drivers OF the police patrol
may also be considered for member
ship. but these applications will be
given very serious consideration be-
fore they are voted upon, as it has
been long time since we have been
taken home in the police patrol.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16

IF You are Going Vacationing
Our New York Shouting ofthe NeW
VIII Most ASsured[y Interest You
Ladies will find our latest shipments of New
York wearing apparel of absorbing nterest-Par-
ticuarly they preparing for a trip Our show
ing of New Fall Clothes is here-you will find
eyeythng you desire the Summer Re-
and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16

The names Of Doc Hillman and
Frank Jefferies have been offered
for membership. but both applica-
tons were voted down without cere-
mony. Doc Hillman passed US in
his Hudson only yesterday while
we were trudging painfully home
ward. and Mr.. Jefferies performed a
stunt almost as heathenish. Mr.
Jefferies was a carrying a crutch in
the back end OF his machine, so, or
course, would not be expected to
take on any passengers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16

and William Nitche will be urged
by US for inner guard.
Max. Adler has our unqualified
support for outer guard. hauling us
home at every opportunity, and will
be invaluable in the club for another
purpose. inasmuch as he will be
able 10 second all motions Joe
Donahue has been elected 10 mem
bership tentatively, but may be
thrown out on the slightest provo
cation because he seldom asks us 20
go home with him except when he
is walking John DeHaven is also
being considered for membership
and will probably be admitted after
ne has hauled as home about So
more times. II is a bit harder for
Mr. DeHaven 10 be admitted 70 the
organization than the ordinary
creature because Of his business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
StOS CALLED FOR
 BEN SCN-geil PROJECT.

State Engineer Thcs. Maddock has sen; cut notices of bids for the con s;-uciiol of ;he BensOn-Vail Federal Aid project. to be opened in Tomb stone On January 18Th at o'clock ?. Inf BiGs vii! be opened in the cfice Q. the board Q. supervisors The work to be done in Cochise county .s classified as Section ID" extend ing from the west line Of Cochise county eastward. approximately four miles. and consists of approximately lS.Q90 cubic yards o: excavation ani inc!denta. Graingsse structures.
 The board of supervisors in session today approved the plans and specif. cations as drawn up by the State Er- s.neer and similar plans were adopt ed by the Pima county hoard for the work 10 be dcHe :a that county. Bids will also be opened in Tucson for the Pima work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
CARRANZA THANKS SONORA

DOUGLAS, Dec 13.-yenustiauo Carranza, president Of Mexico, has re- piled to a telegram sent him several days ago by the members of the Son ora state congress, assuring him Of the support of the state, both moral and physical, in his diplomatic en- tangiement with the United States.
 His message, as reproduced in O:i- entacion, a newspaper of Hermosillo, Sonora. says:
 ITO you. the legislature, and peopie of the state of Sonora, I express my sincere appreciation of adhesion 10 the government of which you have sent assurance in your message of the 4th, relative to the international sit uation. Your patriotic attitude makes me happy. l salute you.
 ". CARRANZA."
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21

Chic: Deputy Sher.. Geo He2shaw and Deputy ial Sn.:h returned 10 Tombstone las; night following a tw, day and nigh; y.g!! n the hope that trace may be obtained of the where a5ou;s o: Che; Mocn, who overpowec- cd the night guard and escaped jail Friday evening Hensh2w, wi:h q posse composed of Deputies Ha! Smi.h A. F. Farmer ard Sam Boucher, Of Douglas, secured the country n the vicinity Of He-etard. while another ?osse composed of Deputies Rarer;y, R. K. Hayer;y and Gee. Newman. worked in the Huachlcas. Deputies John Newell and Tom Foster were !n the vicinity of Naco. l. is the belief Of Mir. Henshaw that Moon has no. made an attempt D cross the line. and i: he does. there is no doubt but wha; he will be apprehended. All line riders. and deputies along the line have ben advised of the escape, and 2 s.ric; vigil is being kep; for his appearance The posse under Deputy Raferty is st.N at work. consisting of Racer;y. Farmer, Hayerty, Hud Kelly and Sam Boucher.
 Chief Deputy He2shsw has notified Sheriff Mcdonald. in Riverside, of Moons escape.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
MIN E MtGNETE
YEilCS TO LOVE

LcS ANGELES, Dec. 13.-Freder- ick c. Car.sen, presiden: of ;he Inspir- ltion-Miami Copper company. of Ali Eona, head of the Union Kern O.l Co.,. ard owner of extensive properties in Mexico. was quietly married at Santa Ana yesterday 10 Mss Frances C. Hughes, who was prom.nen, in war relief work espe c!aly !n behalf O. Belgium The mining man gave h.s age as 4s years. while he bride is % years. The co2ple are al Balboa where Mir. Carlsen recently boagh, he beautiful Nerhonne hone on ,he Jay iron, and lay!sh.y decorated it .or h.s bride
 Announcement of the marriage comes as surprise 10 Mir Car.sen's friends as he rad been looked upon 4s a "conGrmel bachelor" The oa,y win sses 70 the ceremony were Mrs II. L. Scher5, Of La .C-escea:a. the brides sister. who had jus; arrived rom \ gales, and Wesley ". Wlson, ot East Newport:
 Friends say ina, the wedding vas quick,y-sr-ranged surprise They ,;a;e tha, :he coale first me, q, tas Alexandria tour years ago and they now .ea:l t was a case Of love a; first sight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
TWO OPERATING STILLS
 ARE RAIcED NEAR GLOBE

GLOBE. Dee. 1S- Sheriff Shu,e raided moonshi2e rendezvous twelve miles nor.h Of here this afternoon an,i captured three alleged moonsh.rers and severs. barrels Of home brew.
 Two complete stills were taken n the raid.
 The stills were ia full operation in rough; and secluded mountain dis trict north Of the city. The officers state :he gang of mocnshiners operar- ing in the mountain distr;c; have piled their trade for some time. but owing 10 a perfect system of scouting arranged by the gang. the officers were not able 10 apprehend the sill operators until today. The three men arrested this afternoon were Austr.- ans, but the officers are st the opim- ion that others are connected wi.h the gang and complete investigation O. tke district vii, be made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
ROBBERY AT WILCOX.

The Sher;ff's office this morning re- ceived a telephone message that the Norton-Morgan Commercial Co. store had been entered las; night and a large quantity of articles taken. En- tranre was eHertcd through the rear by prying open the door, and was dis covered this n i:' 'ns. Articles inclad- ing l dozen IngersolI watches. three or four mackinaws. several Stetson hats. bolt of silk and a ladies silk dress, and considerable other goods The nature of the articles stolen leads the officers to believe that the work was that of Mexicans, and all deputies in the county have been notified to be on she lookout.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
EYTiNcE's PLEA ArO
 BOARD TO eE HEARD
 AT FLORENCE TODAY

PHOENIX, Dee. l3-After inepec:- ing ;he state highway convict camp near Superior today. ;he state board Ci pardGns headed by Gov. Campbell proc. eded 10 Florence. where tomor low a meeting of the hoard will be held at the state prison 10 pass on ap- plicat!ons for pardons and paroles.
 Among the applications will De :ha: of Louis Victory Eysiage. serving a fife sentence on conviction Of murder in connection With ;he death of John Leicht. near Phoenix, thirteen years agC. The case c; Yy;inge has a,;rac- ieG countrywide attention, because c; large business interests which he has ieseioped whiie .n prisoh ard be cause of h.s many published articles on prison reform.
 The prison camp inspected today was the one al which number of prisoners were recently discovered ;ulneling their way out ot the stock. ade. A fight between guards and the convicts followed in which one con- vic; was sho. and killed and a number Of guards were stoned Two prison SIS escaped bu; were recaptured !a.r.-.
 During he absence of inc governor. attorney general, aEi o:har ofi ais e.: ;he pa.dors board From he c4pi. .al today. a number o: administrative matters. including decision on wheth- er 10 repair .he Agca ?r!a state hign- way cement bridge cut Q; ;he s251.U0' fund or to build new bridge some. where else by authorization of sDs- cial session of the l=s.-,a.are, ;h bridge to cost upward Q: s75g.4JJ 10 $500 coo. were lei. pending.
 I; was announced tha: condi'iors a the state pen.ten;iary a; Ference would be inyes:igatei by ,ae parion- board during is visit tomorrow. The board will return b Phoenix M3rday
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
MILLIONS .CsT EY COTTON MEN DUE TO
 INpROPEs sTcHAGE

PHoENiX. Dec lG.-Ar:zona cotton growers today received warning f-an George Gam, 0. The United States
 a.lrcad alm:-i-,ra,:5a o.-,e Ae7c,
 Alt m.i..a- O. lo..ars are beng loS; 70 cotton growers annually through !mpF-per storage 0. cotton l. was -i,ed :ha, q ba-e O: cotton st1rc ia;
 T he ground a.I exposed Q he e'e- msn;s would lose nearly ha': is weight j.. SIX m3n;hs Aa instance pointed oI; was that ol e 4sc-.ouai ha.e which. being exposed shrank in weight 70 232 pounds \ bale proper y stored should lose nct more than TWO pounds n weight. t was asserted
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
ARIZONA DATES FINEST
 IN WORLD. SAYS CHICAGO
 MAN, RECEIVING s6mPI

PHOENlG. Dec. 1j.-That Arizona dates are the best in the world is the opinion of Ozora $. Davis, president of the Chicago Theological Seminary of Chicago, prominent middle western churchman and man who has trav- elsd extensively Mrs. F. J. Wren. of 13S East Pennington. sent the Chi caso divine a box Of dates some weeks ago from this city and his answer is convincing.
 T thought I had tasted dates he writes. 'T never had. l opened the box and then sampled the contents. Is that what you grow in Arizona? l. surely is the most wonderful fruit have tasted"
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
PHO ENiL PHYSICIAN CHOSEN
 PRES. OF MEDics. ASSN

FL PAsO. Tex Dec la.-The Med .esl and Surgical association ot ,he southwest, st .he dose ci is af.A annual convention !a:e today, elected tho following officers:
 Warner Ka;kins, Phoenix. Ar.zoaa president; James Vance. F Paso. Is, y!ce-presiden;; NJ. K Wilder. A.bn- luerque. \. NJ second v:ce-pres:Ien:: J. R. Van Alta. Albuquerque. sec-o- ;ary-;reasur5r, and w. L. B.oxu. r. Fl Paso. trustee. 10 cacceed John |. Bascn. ot Miami, Arizona.
 Fl Paso was chosen for .hs aex. annual couventior. which VII bs he,I in December, 1920.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
;6-oco ARIZONA BRANDS ,
 GONE OUT CF EXISTENCE

PHOEN;y. Dec I3.-Closing ;oday Of the period for accepting brand reg istrations found 5000 livestock brands re-reg.stered in the office Of Edward w. Stephens, secretary Of the state livestock sanitary board. A complete registration had been effected. Twen- ;y-one thousand brands were on the cid books. Only 5000 are now recog- nized as being alive
 IL had been realized that thousands of brands had lapsed through death Of owners or their depar.ure from the state. Registration period really clos ed last night, but Secretary Stephens had sent out word he would consider applications placed in the mails by midnight last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
APPRECIATE GOODS.

Proof that the sweaters. socks. etc.. knitted by the women for the Red Cross reaches the goal. and are ap preoiated. was received in Tombstone today when Miss Etta Sanders. dep ny in the county trelsurer's office re eeived letter Of th aks from an Am vr.csn soldier with ,ae A. F. F. ia Siberia. Mss Sanders had knit a muller and placed her name and ad- l-ess inside. The letter follows
 N.adivostok, Siberia,
 Nov 19, l9Ie My Dear Miss Sanders
 have just received a muffler with your name yn it. and take great pleas are in thanking you. IL sure is a dandy and comes in handy.
 How is it in the good old T.. S. | sure would like 10 see i; again don't expec; 10 see the states for long time yet.
 sure would Ike to be in New Eng land. where my home town is. now That's quite far away from Arizcra. when you think of it.
 We are not having any trouble with the Bolsheviks in Vladivostok Well. haven't anything else 10 say, so l will close. wishing you a Merry h-is mas and Happy New Year.
 Yours sincerely.
 Pyc. AAENE w KATAJAMANI.
 Hdqrs Co 5!st Inf
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
PAGE SEVEN
JOHNSON NOTES

JOHNSON, Ariz. D.- Mrs. T. H. Libbsy and children, wao have been visiting trends n Douglas the past week. have returned .c Johnson
 Mrs. Roy Gibscn arrIv.d this week from kl iaso 10 jon h.. husband sho is employed as ;Ts.. foreman .C- ,he M e ,. (. co.
 he.S Vein. an old lime JobLscnitc, returned ih.s week si;.r years ab- saa1e spent in .lsEee, Nacc and other points oD inc border
 Hoy sell.nssr and vie motored 70 DragycI ThaDhsth.s io visit o-.uay aDa incloenillIy .ai turkey.
 D. 4. Tay.or, Of ...eson, was ia :cwn ;his week cn Dn, ;Bess ,onnec.- ea wi.l the Thundelbol; N;n,og Co.
 Harry Raher;y. inc good batared lr:sh depGty sheriff. Vas in town on business connected Wi:h thc shefin's office. No be Cd not iaae anyone back w.:h him.
 Geo Hensha~. chief deputy sheriff no;orec over frm Tombstone ;o a. ;c1d ,he ra.e cf ;he eql.I nrsnt ol one 8! ;..e local mining compan,es which had failed ;o ind Inc pay c,s,a. Geo. .s se Ing .a; since he qat wcra and sen; .n.- ,o,i;ie,
 Chls uoe.S :a@ of :;.= omda,s o. Y ,tnes C Deveia,ment ,orr3ra- '.-E. If Arizone. aeeon.~r .i sy su- ges.n;enc,ni Lse. of u4' b..s,n 5me.,er va Jaha, s.s,or ,his week
 A,torasy jea.s. ,t saaerI,, came | b at;ari ,he sa.- of ;Ae 1hurder- 5e.; Nia.es Co, IerEeseoung ,he larges; cre1i;a.s.
 1.J Rawr.n. teacher a' ,fe scnora '':a;s llc! -ft fer Tu,sor Esilsy Q a"ehd ,he teachers exc .ration.
 Yss, i; snowoa ia J-aason.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
RADICAL UNDER ARREST

GLOBE, Dec. 13.-Robert Webb, proprietor of the Mountain View boarding house. was arrested tonight .ice and is being held at the county jail for investigation. The depar:- ment did not state why Webb was ar rested at this time Webb was ar rested several days ago on a boo.. leg charge and had been released on bond. During the l. W. W. troubles here, Webb was arrested for his ac.i- witty in that organization and he has been under surveillance for some time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
SUPERVISORS READY
 TO BE BOUND TioH-

DOUGLAS. Dec. l4.--The county board O. supervisors. having acted in entirely good faith in the matter of appointment of road commissions, would be ready 10 abide by any deci- sion. the superior court might rneder n connection with the suit brought oy the so-called -Septe Der board to re.ain it's condition. This was the statement Of l. |. E. Adams, chairman ci ihe beard Of supervisors, in dis cussing the decision Of the superior court, which was rendered Saturday
 he supervisors have acted in good faith ;hroagnou; .his dispute and tAe me nbers will ne ready to abide by the iecis.on of .he court wi;hou; appeal. do no; know whether the commissior- CTS will be ready 10 acquiesce in the decision or not.
 T am heartily in favor of going be- fore the next legislature and getting il to pass bill doing away with high way commission. believe that high A ay commission and special highway engineers only impose double taxation on ne people and do little good. l believe that the boards of supervis- ors uf the s;a.e could be entrusted wi.h the duties O! the commissions and would carry them cut and tha, the ccun.y engineers would be coE: pe,eut 70 aC; as highway engineers II hs supervisors were not of type winch could he trusted, i; would be up 10 the people 10 eject men who .eod.d Le trusted b caIIy out their highway plans"
 M- Adams was in Douglas fer inc purpose of inspecting The Silver Creek read with County Engineer Sid ;my h. and after brief stay in the city left for the section of road im- m-d.4tely east of here.
 MT. Smyih reported that new i5 horsepower tractor was at work now in ;his section c: the county and with l; was :ali complement, of blows. scraTers, soarriyers and other road machinery.
 The state engineers department has shipped another caterpillar trac- .or ;c Coch.se county. this one being d l2g-horseYower machine II had already been shipped from Phoenix. ae sad. and should be on hand al any time. Il will be put to work as soon as l: arrives This tractor was enc cf those received recently frotl he .edsra. government;
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
THo-C PRIEST
 RETURNS FROsi FRANCE
tFron sa,u.d.y ' $ 84iyt

tEToE SatI-a. 7 $ Datyy
 The toi.ov.l: $ :akea rem tbe No gales Herald:
 Rev Father Gearge Van coe.hem O: t&s Szo-sG 5eart church Istrrned Q Nosalys y-.;eFaay ai,o having served w.;h honor .- ars cf th. Ega,- ing :ssir.n,s p: '6c \. '. !. Father Van Gus;Lsm. v.o is ;.e chaplain of Nosa.es Ledge ef ;he hAlE,s cf Col u-E5l>. lei heEs shorty a;ic, Ameri- "a entered ;ho great War a.I se.yeI n ;as Ka'gh:s 3f Colans';s sctv;oe in Be:gium, later beias ,cmmlqsi.ned in the American army
 While in f='giarl. Fa:3e. Van r;os- them "as the raest Of Car..n.l Mer- c;er, ;he AslossI id-I q inc Belgium eopie and received the decoration of honor.
 The Sacred iieaTt Tarshioncrs and c.t.zens ef San.a C.gz county, vel come Father Van Goeibem back into their midst and h:s war r.ccrd will always b. held n T.yerc.,. by those among whom h. has labcsed SC well.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
IT IS WcaTE ITS
 WEIGHT IN ccLO

EIvERSEDE. Calf. Dec. ls.-W:,l the upholstery Of he seats O: h.s a-- tomobile filed win pint bottles O.: old Bourbon. :he rea- axle rroanire win a further supply concealed by a false bottom and three fye-Ealloa o'! cans filed win s ring Hill" o-e James smith was brought 10 .te county jail tonight after being inter ceptef on his way to Arizona. Ir that State, he declared. the price pai! for whisky IS now s14 pint. Shit" was arrested near Ind.o after hav;.y journeyed 70 that point from Los An. geles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
REARRESTs YOUTHS ON
 LESS SERIOUS CHARGE

DOUGLAS, Dec. Exchanging the charge from assault with intent D commit murder" to a simple charge Of "aggravated assault" Calvin Wright and Charles Thompson, two youths arrested several weeks ago, charged with having caused serious injuries 10 Roland Kelly. focal tail or. were re-arres;ed yesterday on the latter charge. after the former one had been dismissed The hearing was set by Judge Jack for December 22, the two youths giving bona in
 the sum of $500 for their appearances.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
TAKEN TO ASYLUM

PHOENIX, Dec. 13-Sherif Warren Davis. of Yavapai county, arrived in this city tonight to commit to the state hospital for the insane a Mrs Anderson. ordered by the superior court Of Ysvapai county committed to that institution pending q further trial on . charge of murder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
= zcNa AMERICAN LECitN
 TO HELP FicrT 7HpiCAlS ;

PHOENIX. Dee l5.-5s.o'ations passed ty ;he s.a;s executive con- m.'.ee o! he American Lssicn here yesterday pledged the sta;e ~iGe o-- Cl2izaGc1 Of vigorous oampaign against The ]. W VI and al other un- .T;s-.san organizations. !, y.s an ncuAced today
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
BOOZE sHRINks IN
 CROSSING BORDER

NOGALES, Ariz., Dec. 12-Fffty cases Of Canadian whisky, crossing the United States in bond, consigned to Chinese merchant in Hermosiilo, Sonora, mysteriously shrunk in trans It. possibly by evaporation, till only twenty-two quarts remained when the was passed over the in- ternational border here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-21
RUSH TO FILE ON
 ARIZONA LANDS

PHOENIX, Dec 13-Today witness ed rush of Arizona people to file in the United States land office applica- tions for homestead entries in var!- ous parts of the state. Included were the applications of Clay Williams, of Taylor. Ariz., for 160 acres in Navajo county; John R. Shrode. Bonina, for 320 acres in Graham county; John E. Shrode, Bcnina. 320 acres also in Ora ham county and Ralph E. Hardy of Williams for 320 acres in Cochise county.