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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
GiLA OFFICIAL THREATENS
TO SUE FOR LIBEL

GLOBE. April Although no Of
fetal confirmation could be secured
today. suit for criminal libel directed
against a Phoenix weekly is con,em-
plated by the district attorneys Of
flee, according to rumor. The action,
it is said, will be based upon an atfi-
davit published in a recent issue OF
the paper, purporting 10 relate the
circumstances reearcIng an alleged
insult offered TO a woman prisoner
in the county Jail.
According TO a statement reported
TO have been made this morning by
the signer of the affidavit. Mrs. Dora
Bass, the instrument was procured
from her by fraud. Her statement to
the authorities who questioned her
regarding the reported insult, is that
she was induced TO sign the document
after an entirely different version had
been read to her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
ARREST MAN UNDER
MANN LEGISLATION

BISBEE. April Charged with
violation of the Mann act. L. H.
Cherrington was arrested yesterday,
it being alleged in the complaint fiji
ed against him by E. v Doyle, spec
ial agen, of the department of justice
that he arranged for the transporta-
ton here from Douglas, Wyoming, OF
Gertrude Barnes, for immoral purpos-
es. II is further alleged that the two
lived as man and wife in local ho-
tel for several days until CHEERING
Ton rented house in Warren.
Mrs. Barnes arrived here with 4
baby in arms. She is said TO have
husband in Wyoming She disap-
peared a few days ago and police Of
ficers say that they do not know
where she has gone. Cherrington
will be given preliminary hearing
today at 4 o'clock before Judge ALI
son.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
NichAN MARTIN CONVICTED
OF DE STUENpER MURDER

PRESCOTT. March 81. - Nichan
Martin. former service man, charged
with the murder OF Arthur Re
Steunier. Canadian war veteran while
the two were on an automobile trip
from Rhode Island 10 Los Angeles
VAS found guilty OF first degree
murder by jury in the superior
eour; last night.
The jury recommended the deata
penalty Its decision was announced
after delibe-al!On OF an hour. Mar
tin heard the verdict withou, culver
OF emotion. \ blackened. partly
burned corpse was found on the des-
ert near Yampai. Ariz.. October 1.
last Identification Was made by tn
Canadian government from a ser.a!
number on a button fund in the ashes
and by a brother OF De Steunier oy
the scar Of wound received in bat
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
Loss TO cATTlEMEN IN
U. S. SENDING FROZEN
BEEF WEST SAYS SEcH

PHOENIX. March 20 he placing
of 80 cars Of government owned froz-
en- beef from ST. Joseph and Kansas
City on the markets OF the coast Will
spell a loss to Arizona stockmen in
the opinion of Ed W stephens, sec
rotary OF the state livestock SAM
tary board NJ Stephens declares
the arrival of 90 cars Of beef al
coast terminals is the first OF several
consignments TO be similarly unload
ed.
At a time when good range-iei
beef is ready for shipment says Mr.
Stephens. the dumping OF the froz-
en- beef on the coast markets viii
come as "a calamity TO the stockmeu.
especially following a year in which
few realized on their cattle.
This move on the par; OF the de-
partment of agriculture will so dis
courage many stockmen of this state
that they will go out OF business. in
Mr. Stephens opinion.
According 70 the report by the
sanitary board secretary. the govern
Inent has made contracts with pack
ers, hotels and meat iobbers on the
coast for shipments OF frozen beef AZ
a price which forces the stockmen
to sacrifice and wipes ont the profit
he must take 10 keep his business
going.
The governor paid % cents a
pound for the beef during the war
emergency, and is now selling 1907
100000 pounds at something Ike l.
cents a pound. says Mr.. stephens. II
the beef had been placed on the mar
ket from May 10 September l there
would have been no appreciable re-
action on the feeders, but at this
time the stockmen are placed at the
mercy of the packers, he declares.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
ALLEGED Thief ARFss7Eo HtpE

DOUGLAS. M..,b % HiAy
Woods was arrested 2 tbs city sri-
day. charged Win ths ;he:: IN Ro-
deo. y N q a sadd.. .a'd.d 1t $40
ATE. ~ saddle bad ese1 located =
Aqua Prie,a. FriGay night she rif'
Leahy = H.daleo eoIs'y New D.,i-
co. VINO mad been me-. several d-y
working on the case. let with y otds
for DOrdsburs. the county seat.
Woods sold the saddle il Aqua
Prieta, crossing the line 4, sell ans
stolen property soon after s.s arrival
in Douglas the ;irs: q iast we.s .c-
cording 20 the police Acting che, ~
Police Percy DoxG.n :o.IL I,o.-Is
and arrested him in local rocre ~
house Officer -Four, Ie.o.N:sd ~
saddle
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
NEW AILL FOR GUHSiGHT NINE

TUCSON. March 30 Detroit cap
i;alis;s. represented by Waller 5.
Wheeler. who waS in Tucson recent
" on his way 10 Gunsight. have ac-
Inired large holdings in the new Gun
sight d.stricS and are reported as
having decided TO build a new nil,
which will be located at Walls Wen.
The new Gunsight district is o.
Gated about five miles southeast; OF
the old Gunsight mine and is on the
new Tucson-Aio highway as surveyed
These eastern owners OF property
in the district have also acquired
large interest in the Black Bess and
Bullion Bar properties, all Of which
holdings are said 20 have been taken
over by purchase.
About two years ago the Gold
Tungsten Mining company erected
stamp mill FOR the district Plates
we're used in the mill for saving the
gold by amalgamati but as much
OF the gold was very fine and some
of il coated, a very poor saving was
made being about 35 per cen. of
the values in the ore.
During the time since this stamp
mill was erected. tests have been
carried out on the ore and mil tail
95 per cent of the gold values can
be saved By amslgamation and by
cyanidation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
RIVER PROBLEM BEFORE
LEAGUE OF SOUTHWEST

Los ANGELES. April 1.-THE Col
orado is an interstate and information
al river. and as such. has its special
problems. C. E. Grunsky. Panama ca
nal commissioner OF San Francisco,
told the delegates to the annual CON
sention OF the League OF the South
west today in an address on flood
problems Of the Colorado" The con.
vention opened four-day session
here this morning with the develop
ment OF the Colorado river irrigable
lands as It's chief object.
Mr. Grunsky told how the Colorado
collects water in seven states in >he
southwest and flows across Mexican
territory before emptying into the
Gulf OF California. It drains an area
of $4,000 square miles. he said. For
twenty miles il runs along the west.
ern boundary between the United
States and Mexico.
1t goes without saying. he con
tinued. that full utilization OF the
water resources OF the Colorado river
cannot be realized without the s.or.
age Of water on large scale. It
is known that on the river and its
tributaries large reservoir sites exist
At these sites dams should be con-
structed progressively by the United
States"
Eugene W. Burr. district counsel,
United States reclamation service
spoke on "the law and the Colorado
river basin"
Before the Colorado river project
can be undertaken he said. men
must be brought TO lay aside local
prejudices and differences TO the end
that the enterprise. in all its magni-
ture. may take definite form"
Reclamation problems OF the Col
Orado river" were discussed by F. Z.
Weymouth. of Denver, chief OF con-
struction of the United States recIa-
nation service.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
NEW ARIZONA COMMISSION
MEMBER TAKES OFFICE

PHOENIX, April Clayton Ben
nett, appointed by governor Thomas
E. Campbell TO be secretary and c.
iizea member OF the board OF direc-
tors OF the commission on state IN
situations, taking the place of An
drew Baumert. ir, who resigned last
week. filed his bond today and went
into office. NJ. Baumert resigned
to undertake organization work for
the Republican parry as a prelimin-
airy TO the state compaign. Mr.. Ben
nett has been a resident OF Arizona
for a number of years. He was with
the United States reclamation service
as purchasing agent ana auditor dur
ing construction OF the Roosevelt
dam Recently he had been assistant
to Mr.. Baumert.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
EXTRA vENiRE WILL
BE REQUIRED FOR
PEREZ MURDER JURY

TUCSON, April Selection Of a
jury for the trial OF Rudolfo Perez,
charged with murder IN the first de
gree, probably will be completed this
afternoon and the trial started
shortly after Judge Lockwood opened
superior court this morning. the jury
panel was exhausted and an addition.
al panel Of IS was drawn immediate
~ with instructions 10 report at the
cour; al lis this afternoon.
This will be the first trial for first
degree murder in Pima county since
capital punishment was restored by
Arizona Perez is charged with stab
bling Felix OXhuiguera about five
months ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
GRANT CHANGE OF VENUE
FOR ASSAULT CASE

PRESCOTT. April 2. Superior
Judge John j. Sweeney today granted
an application for change OF judges
made by counsel for Clarence Sage
and others charged with having com
mitte1 a statutory offense against A
l5.year-old girl at Jerome The spli-
cation alleged that the presiding Off
GERS of the court. was. by reason Of
bias and prejudice. disqualified 10 sit
in the case. which was ready to go 10
trial this morning when the applica
ton was made. Counsel for Sage de-
ciared they would enter another petit.
ton Saturday. asking change OF
venue 20 another county. on allega-
ton tina, an impartial trial could not
be secured for the defendant here.
Judge Sweeney was left TO select
his substitute but had not announced
his decision when court adjourned.
The case against Sage. an employe
of a mining company; Fred Woods,
a Jerome plumber. and r. p Giles
and William Floyd, Jerome police
man. resulted recently in a grand
jury investigation and the Indictment
Of a number Of city and county Off
GERS in Jerome
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
BABeITT FUNERAL
DEMONSTRATION OF
..COMMUNITYS LOVE-

PHOENIX, March Clone OF
the most remarkable demonstrations
OF a communitys love for a depart
ed citizen | ever witnessed" declared
Jesse L. Boyce, state auditor, i'll
speaking OF the obsequities attending
the burial of George Rabbit OF Flag
staff. Boyce was among the delega-
ton from Phoenix who attended the
funeral which was held last Satur-
day Among others who attended
were Charles W. Fairfield, executive
budget secretary. representing Gov
ernor Campbell; !. D Holland. found
er of the Arizona Daily Democrat;
Attorney r. W. Kramer and Senator
Charles NJ. Roberts.
A sermon filled with pathos and no
BILE sentiment, and eulogistic OF the
many splendid attributes Of charac-
ter OF the departed one was delivered
By Father vabre OF the Catholic
church, from which the funeral was
held. Knights OF Columbus in full
uniform acted as a guard OF honor,
walking at the side Of the beautiful
bronze casket which contained the
mortal remains Of one called friend
b. rich and poor alike.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
ENFORCE GAME POSTAL LAW

PHOENIX. April 2.-Game killed II
violation Of the law and offered for
mailing is ciassed as unavailable mat
ter and Will not be accepted by any
postoffice. il was announced yester-
day by Game Warden Joe V. Prochas-
ka. who said that all game killed out
Of season or during the closed sea
son comes under this ruling. which,
it appears. has been law never en-
forced. but which is on the statute
books and was discovered by the
game warden. who called attention
Of Postmaster Selim Nicholson TO
the section. with the result that from
now on the law this respect will
be enforced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
BRAKEMAN is ACCUSED OF
SHIPPING BOOZE TRUNK

TUCSON. April &c. {. Lowell.
brakeman Of the Southern Pacific
was arrested by federal authorities
yesterday when he is alleged TO have
been claiming a trunk full of whisky
at the southern Pacific depot The
trunk is said TO have been shipped
here from e. Paso. Lowell was
charged with violation OF the Reed
amendment. He waived preliminary
examination. was arraisned and his
bond fixed at 1000. The arrest was
made after investigation by Ralph II
GOWN, department OF justice special
agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
RUnCREC VISIT OF GALES
PUTS LID CN cEhFs

DOUGLAS. March Go. ord came
20 Aqua Pseta early ia-t week shat
Gen. P E,ias Gales. ,ermes Cover
nor OF Sonora. would arrive there
either Friday OF yesterday, and ia
formal preparations were made Ter
eceiving him. The most noteworthy
move in the way o. setting the town
in order WAS the claiming 81 tbe
lid on gambling. All Of the gaming
places have been closed sight for the
last few days, and there we're lew
er persons crossing the int. rnat iouai
line than when everything is wide
open in the border TOWN.
However, information vas received
yesterday that the general would not
come 20 Aqua pritta :,sf several
weeks al leas;, ana The iid ~es dcfny
removed. The gaming places WI be
in I'M swing today, il IS said and
the temporary qlietness VII ai>au-
pear Although General Gales -
holding no office al the present tine
he seems 10 have unofficial authority
and his well known aversion to gamt-
ling and saloons causes he operators
OF such places TO hunt he tail tim
ber' whenever BE appears.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
$3371 is OFFERED
FOR ACREAGE ALONG
FAIR GROUND SITE

PHOENIX. March 30-Tender OF
s3.37100 on the part OF the state
of Arizona for three and a fraction
acres OF land lying adjacent to the
state fair grounds here was made TO
the owners. DR.. Win Wylie and Pat
Tharaldson of Phoenix this morning.
Warrant for the amount was drawn
yesterday by State Auditor Jesse
Boyce upon the advice of the at
torney geenrars office. The land
referred to has been occupied FOR
years by the state under an agree
ment with the owners, the latest
agreement, including an option to
purchase at stipulated price. OF
81 1000 an acre. As with the great
increase in land values in the Salt
River valley. the land in question has
greately enhanced in value, state Of
ficials believe that the state would
profit by exercising its option prior
to its expiration on April 1. Whether
the state will bring suit TO compel
the performance OF the contract viii
not be determined until the final
answer of the owners to the tender IS
given.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
FORTY WEARS IN ARIZONA

What? Nc sayvy psche Injun :
Say do. You n1emms Gs1na Clock?
Geana Mile too Well, me cook fuh
him all tome big Injun fight, What
Genna Clook Ike? He big, fst man,
he fire man. Ne sayvy him well He
heap fine man. he wife she mighty
fine lady, big heart lady Ne guy
ment cook tuh hem n eigh'y-to
eighty-fie
Long time We !ln al loun hill and
mountain, chasem Injun al time. no
catchem. Ne live IN tent all time
sleep on gloun. big cook ten;, fie- six
Sawyer he hel ne Genne Ne bessie
me; bessie sawyer maze loc;a
no,s, he d. lous,abou. and COOK t.e
six Sawyer all same loustabou;, me
TO much work, you sayvy?
Plet,y soon we cone up En.ua
Sawyer he fight en- Ike hell NJ
back behine all a same Genna he
stay behine TOO, ne TOO big man ,or
fie. We Dle;,y "a behine, all same
Iniun bo-arrow ne stickum all over
that tent. sometime come Ugh, n
you savyy. b5-arr0w Sure
Me asgen Genna one ;ousan time
We wanta quit. TOO much scare He
say no Me scare like he'll, me dig
hole one FOO; deep in sloua back OF
stove lie splead red in hoe and
Sleep il him so no bo,ar-ow can hi.
/ too much faid
One day. ;;nk June twea,y-:.e
in eighty-f.e. W. ca:chem big lnjun
King You =ayyy Who ! mean. He
ala same King In!ua. Gelonimo, that
h. name He big man mong Iniun.
Heap big, YOU savsy nm? Sure you
,ayvy.
He take him Tucson have a big
day lie and ,~o Gennas ca; big
linna ala same ;ime lie $; IN mid
die. Genna Mile he on one side. Genna'
Clook ne on o,ha side.
"Geionino he head full wife
sea,ha stiekum all ova he head All
he body 20, animu SKIN. you savyy:
He .ook like he'll look a: him. :
heap scare. Gee elise he mean look
Not long go he die YoI menma?
I no like Gimme gin, / make too
much nois."-Yuma sun
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
QUICK TIME IN PEREZ
MURDER TRIAL MADE

TUCSON, April Both state and
defense closed their case last night
and argument will he started this
morning in the murder trial of Ru-
dolpho Perez, now going on in the
superior court The jury will visit
the scene of the alleged murder this
morning and upon return, the argu-
ments viii be started. The case is
expected to reach the jury about noon
Perez is charged with stabbing Fe-
lix Oxhuiguera on September IA in an
adobe hut on Sixth street near Stone
avenue. Judge A. c. lockwood Of
Cochise county is presiding during
the trial. Kirk T. Moore and z. B.
Frawiey are prosecuting the defen-
dant and John Van Buskirk is defend
ing him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
FREE CLINIC TO BE
OPENED AT TUCSON

TUCSON. March 30-Tucson is
making progress in the matter OF
the betterment OF health conditions
that can be noted TO advantage by
her sister cities. according to ths
state board OF health The health
workers Of Tucson have in view the
forming OF a public heath center
which will be made up o. represen-
tatives from existing charitable inst
tutions
Practically every physician OF Tue.
son has agreed TO give two hours
free, twice week, TO the clinic
when started, which will insure treat
ment for many sick persons who to-
day cannot hope for relief
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
PRISONER is REMOVED

PRESCOTT. April Roy Bell,
said 10 have been gassed overseas.
was brought to Prescott from Jerome
today and placed in the county jail
following his detention on an accu-
sation that he had attacked a six-
year-old girl several days ago. Feel
ing in Jerome, officials said. made
Bells removal TO the county Jail here
advisable Bell was given hearing
here today. Officers said he had
been acting peculiarly for several
weeks. He was employed in Jerome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
LOCAL HOTEL PROPRIETOR
FACES U. S. LIQUOR CHARGE

TUCSON, April alberto Moreno
proprietor Of the International Hotel,
was arrested by federal authorities
yesterday on charges OF unlaw:ully
possessing liquor His residence on y
Main street was raided by The de-
partment Of justice and liquor valued
at $1,000 is alleged 10 have been
found. lie was released on $1,000
bond and his hearing set for Monday
afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
LOCAL IMPORTS
NEAR MILLION

DOUGLAS. April imports into
the United States through the Doug
las port o: entry during the month
OF March had cash value o. ss45,-
49, OF which the greater portion
was the metal value contained in ores
and concentrates The shipments
from Nacozari and vicinity totaled ap-
proximately si50G00 The exports
were as follows: Domestic merchan-
disc s2s7il0. foreign merchandise.
s1i.7ls: in transi, slO7.37l: total,
s41s500.
The total imports for the district
Of southern Arizona was s2e1s.3l6, of
which si1,73I was du,iable. In this
total was included copper bullion 10
the value OF ssO5.5l6 from Cananea.
Thus. the imports at the local port
were more than those al any other
Arizona point OF entry. although only
a little more than 1880 was collected
here as duties.
Vegetable shipments 10 the value
Of s25.j55 were passed through the
Nogales port Of entry, most of which
was tomato shipments. In one day
"a cars OF tomatoes came into the
United States al that place
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
RECORD MONTH IN
RECORDERS OFFICE

According 70 the monthly repor;
OF County Recorder Ray b, Krebs.
filed with he board Of supervisors
BY Chief Deputy II L Hu;chison. for
ne month OF March. that office Sc.
new record for the amount Of bust
ness conducted in any one month for
n. pas thirteen years.
During the month $50 instruments
were recorded, and the receipts
amounted to sl40l35.
\ search through the office records
dating back Is years. shows this re
cord as the best made in the record
ing branch OF the countys business
The fac; that this work was &C
compiish he'd without the aid OF add
tional office help, speaks well for
The efficiency exploited in that office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
FARMING LAND AT
HIGHEST LEVEL IN HISTORY

PHOENIX, March Valuations
OF irrigated farD' lands IN aaricep.
and Yuma counties VIII this wear
reach the highest level in history for
taxation purposes. according TO mem
bers Of the state tan commits sion, who
have just completed survey tf
increase in Valuations ranging from
SO TO 100 per cent in existing vaisa-
has been recommended by the tax
commission TO the county assessors Of
the two counties, and viii Be put
into effect:
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
HOOD OUT FOR SHERIFF;
SEEN As STRONG MAN

DOUGLAS, March 3o-J. z. (Joe}
Hood yesterday announced himself q
candidate for the Republican nomin-
alton for sheriff of Cochise county.
Mr. Hood is a native OF Arizona.
Springerville. Apache county. being
county more than twenty years and
probably has as many. friends and
acquaintances in this section as any
man in Southeastern Arizona He
lives on q ranch four miles west Of
Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
PAY OF SCHOOL TEACHERS
HERE RAISED A THIRD

PHOENIN. April An increase OF
80 per cent of the salaries of the
teachers OF the Phoenix city schools
for next year was announced yester-
day by John ID. Lopez, superintendent,
OF schools. Mr. Lopez stated that
the school board had fixed a salary
schedule which bore his recommen-
ia;ioa and which he believed was
jus, for the public and for the teach
ing staff OF public schools
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
CoCHISE COUNTY FINGER
PRINT CASE RECOGNIZED
BY EASTERN JOURNAL

There appeared in the last issue o.
the Finger Print Magazine. a journal
devoted 70 the science OF finger print
identificatio an article. termed The
Great Cochise County Cirizona) Fin
ger Print Trial II WAS the leading
article in the magazine The picture
OF Sheriff ]. T. Mcdonald. who fig
ured in solving the mystery Of the
finger prints Of Charles Moon. the
man convicted by finger print identi-
fication. Illustrated the article.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
CONTESTS HOMESTEAD

PHOENIX. April Paul H. Lo.-
sutsen instituted contest proceedings
in the United States land Office yes
terday against Ira P1rtle, claiming the
lat4er did not secure . cancellation
Aeme.seaA es::y before fiffng ID
Paradise valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
FALLING SOIL
KILLS MINE r

BISBEE, March e9.-R. Byrd, a
miner, was killed late last night by
falling ground while working or the
e60-foot level Of the Southwest mine.
Rescue work was started at once but
he was nearly buried and II took a
little time to extricate the body
Death was practically instantaneous.
The deceased ID survived by . wife
and three children, living on o. X.
street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-04
t57 CARS OF ORE
SENT INTO v. S.
MERE IN MARCH

DOUGLAS. March 3l.-A total CT
ISL cars of ore and concentrates
vas shipped into the United States
through the local port OF entry dur
ing the month OF March. the Moctezu-
ma Copper company leading in ship
ments. The shipments and points OF
origin were as follows