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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
THURSDAY
N EW FLAG


 NEW FLAG
 A new flag decorates the flag pole a, Bopd's Drug store. It is large and beautiful banner and the force is mighty proud of it TO DOUGLAS
 County Engineer Smith went to Douglas today on official business. TO TUCSON
 Douglas Gray. Jr., wen, to Tucson this morning. and will return this evening driving back a Dodge, which his father has been using on mining business in that end of the state. JURY RETURNS VERDICT FOR S,o.oco
 This morning. shortly before noon the jury in the case of Naylor. y3. the ( and A Mining company, return. ed verdict in favor of the plaintiff. awarding the sum of Slo. 900 damages. The suit was one for $25.00O dam. ages against the C. and A. company over the death of Charles Naylor over year ago in the Junction shaf. a; Lowell by electrocution. The jury was ou, ten minutes. The suit was brought by J. L. Winters. admins. irator for the estate. Attorney Elan igan and Murray appeared for tn. plaintiff. while the c. and A. was represented by Boyle and Knapp.
 Following the verdict. Judge Me Alis,er excused the jury until mex: Tuesday morning. Monday being a holiday. Judge Lockwood will be here to open court al that time TO sissEE
 Court Reporter J. NJ Phillipowski wen. to Bisbee today on brie; visit.
 RETURNED HOME
 Superior Judge A. G. McAllister oi Graham county left this afternoon for his home at Stafford. having com p,eted court here until next Tuesday when Judge Lockwood will return to resume the term.
 FROM PHOENIX
 Attorney II. B. Watson of Phoenix was a visitor in town today. DOUGLAS VISITORS
 Among the visitors in town today were John Mohr Eugene Stewart and Edward Forta.n.
 FROM RANCH
 Jim Lawry and wife were in towr today from their ranch in the Hua chucas.
 FROM eiseEE
 Attorney M. l. McKellison of Bi; bee was a visitor in town today. TO SEE ELKs SHOW
 number nf locar E,iks and thei, ladies will go to Douglas tomorros evening to witness We Should Worry" to be staged there tomor row night by the Douglas lodge ol Elks.
 TO sIssEE
 Jos Hansen. assistant county a. torney and family motored to Bisbe- this afternoon. and will continue or to Douglas tomorrow before return ing home.
 sIssEE TELEPHONE MAN
 T. E.. Cuudiff, manager, of ths Bisbee telephone exchange was II town today
 BROUGHT PRISONERS
 Deputy Sheriffs Hud Kelly ana Sam Boucher today brought in foul Drisoners. two for bbotleggiug. an
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30


 ies of games being planned. Consi- derable equipment has been purchas- ed by the club and the dance is ex- pected to net good sum. as the hall and the music have been donated. TWO INSANE PATIENTS GIVEN HEARING
 Two insane patients. both brought up from Douglas were given a hear ing before Judge McAlister this aft ernoon. One q Mexican named Pro to Hernandez. was the most violent of the two. He is constantly talking and imagines he is teiephoning. and goes through the same operation hun dreds of times day. The other unfortunate. named John Marsh has suffered loss of memory and when asked questions says he is looking for work. He doesn't know where he is from nor where he is going. and is constantly talking and laugh. ing to himself. They will be taken to Phoenix
 VISITS BROTHER
 Harry Jacobson. Of Tucson. spent Sunday in Tombstone with his brother. Raymond "Sxede" Jacob son He made the trip from the Old Pueblo on his motorcycle. NEW JURY PANEL
 Another jury panel reported this morning xhich will have abou, four days work as several of the civil jury cases set for trial have been settled out of court
 TO rHE COAST
 Airs. J F. James and children lei, today for San Francisco where they will spend some time with relatives returning later to Los Angeles where they will spend a month at the beaches.
 TO LONG BEACH
 Airs. A. C. Karger and children left today for Long Beach. Cal, where they will enjoy a rest and recreation at the seaside for a month.
 IN siseEe
 Jos. Hansen. assistant county atto-. hey. accompanied by his family, spent Sunday in Bisbee.
 ATTENDED DANCE
 A large number of Tombstonites Iao:ored to Warren Park Saturday night to attend the dance held there fer the benefit of the Salvation army. The ticket sale in Tombstone for this movement was handled by local members of the Bisbee B. P. o. E. INSPECTED ROADS
 SUeryisor c. M. Roberts and Coun- t5 Engineer Sid Smyth returned D Tombstone yesterday from a tour ov- CT the roads in the northern end O. the county. A heavy rain fell in that section Saturday afternoon and the drags will be busy as soon as the roads dry little.
 MeAL,srea HERe
 Judge A. c. McAlister. Of Stafford, fs in Tombstone and will occupy the bench of the local superior court for a few days. Judge Lockwood is in Safford on the Graham county bench during Judge McAlister's stay here. FROM cIEEsoN
 Sam Campbell. a former Tomb stonite is moving his family into the company house on the hill, recently occupied by George Ivey. For the Last few years Mir. Campbell has been residing in Gleeson. but he recently with Isaac Tracey, took . lease o1 the Sunset mine and will devote his time to getting out high grade siivel ore. He says Tombstone looks bet ter than ever to him.
 BOUGHT 4 HOME
 R. B. Valance has sold the old Wilcox adobe to Mrs. Anseiita Stan ieer. which building she will greatil improve in fhs near future.
 movEO
 xrs. s. J. RuakIe has moved iron
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
RETURNED FROM sAwrELLe

Mrs. J. F. Duncan. wife of Judge j. F. Duncan. who has been at Saw te!le, Calf. for the past two years. owing to severe illness. returned home last evening much improved ia bealth. While in the California city Mh Duncan was the guest of her sister
 TO LODGE DoINes
 delegation of members of the local lodge Of l. o. o. F.. went to Bisbee last night to attend cere. monies in the Bisbee lodge TO ELks SHOW
 Several auto loads of Tombstonites motored to Douglas last evening 10 attend the presentation of We Should Worry" at the Grand Theater under the auspices of the Douglas lodge of Elks. They report the show a good one
 MOONLIGHT PICNIC
 A party of young people enjoyed al moonlight picnic and "weiner roast'' at the Schieffelin monument last night
 COURT TODAY
 A number Of civil and probate mat ters were disposed of in the Super for court today by Judge McAlister. sitting for Judge Lockwood. who Is at present conducting Judge McAlis- ,er's court at Stafford
 NEW coMERs
 Another new conner into the dis trict is Sam Wells and family who hove moved into the old Willard residence opposite the Douglas Gray home. Dick Bales will soon move his family from the Warren district to Tombstone. MT. Lucci. who is interested in a lease in the district will move his family here from Bis. bee very soon.
 FROM LOWELL
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster is ! county seat visitor today from Low ell on business with the sherifrs Of flee.
 COMMITTED TO
 STATE HOSPITAL Carol Brown. of Bisbee. was ex. amined before the county lunacy con- mission this morning and ordered committed 10 the state hospital for the insane He will be taken To Phoenix tomorrow by Deputy Sher- , if Mert Gilman. TO VISIT FRIENDS Ben II. Slim" Butler, a former | resident of Tombstone. dropped in to l today to spent a visit in the old camp with his friends. Slim" has been away from Tombstone for some time, leaving with the contin- gent from this place in the first draft He served overseas for two years. Slim" has many friends in Tombstone. and is kept busy renew ing acquaintances. His home is II | present in Florida. 1 MONDAY HOLIDAY EVERYTHING cIn nSEn
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30


 stone today interviewing the trade. He is on his way home from a trip about the county RETURNED HOME
 Mrs. F. w. Barton. mother of Mrs. Frazee, who has been visiting at the Frazee ranch for the past several months returned to her home at Los Angeles this morning. TO eIsseE
 County Recorder Ray B Krebs went to Bisbee this afternoon. on business matters. expecting to return home this evening HERE FROM COAST
 Tex Locke. well known salesman for a wholesale drug firm Of Los An geles. spent yesterday and today in Tombstone
 FROM WILCOX
 Attorney J C. Gungl of Wilcox was ] visitor in Tombstone today, returning home. following comple- tion of court matters TO FORT huAcHUcA
 Sheriff J. F. Mcdonald and Clerk J. E. James of the Superior Court went to Fort Huachuca this nor l. ing on business matters. Mr. Mc- Donald returned last night from Bowie and other points in the north. ern end of the county where he was called on official matters. JUDGE MeALlsTER HOLDS COURT TOMORROW
 An erroneous repor, published in yesterdays paper stated that Judge \. C. McAlister had adjourned cour, and returned to his home a; Stafford Judge McAlister. will remain h Tombstone until Judge Lockwood who is in Stafford. holding court iu a case in which he is disqualified returns home Regular Saturday court will be held tomorrow. when a number of civil and probate cases are set for hearing. Judge Lockwood is expected to return home sometime during the first part of next week the jury having been excused by Judge McAlister until next Tuesday FROM PHOENIX Deputy Sheriff Fred Brown re I turned home yesterday from Phoenix where he went 10 take two insane patients to the state hospital IN FROM RANCH Bill" Frazee is spending the day 
 in town from his ranch in South Pass
 FROM EL DORADO
 John Thompson. cattleman from |, Fl Dorado was visitor in Tom, stone today. .&@-.--@ -A~
 RUNNING STILL Deputy Sheriffs Hal Smith and Dick Haverty yesterday arrested q ca mountains for conducting an illi ci, still.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
TO sIsses

TO eIssEE
 County Recorder Ray B Krebs went to Bisbee this afternoon. on business matters. expecting to return home this evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
 FROM sIseEE.
 Frank Wheeler. claim agent for the (. and A. was a visitor in Tombstone today on court matters.
 DAMAGE CASE ON TRIAL
 In the Superior Court today before Judge J. L. McAlister, the damage case of the Naylor estate against the C, sLd A. company was on trial. '. L. Winters. as administrator of the Nsylor estate. claims S25,000 damages for the death of Naylor. who was electrocuted in the C. and A smelter at Douglas over a year ago. The irry was secured this morning and the case went 70 trial. The plaintiff is represented by Fianigan aud Murry of Bisbee and the defen. dant oy Knapp and Pickett of Doug las.
 ROAD MEETING
 There is 10 be mass meeting in Patagonia tomorrow night to take up and discuss matters of vital interest 10 Santa Cruz with the idea of getting the money 10 connect up her highway system H;th a real system tha. will properly connect up with the adjoin. ing counties IL is likely that MT. Sid Smyth. county engineer and A. II. Gardner vice president of the old Spanish Trail route will repre- sent Cochise county at the meeting. IN TOWN
 I Division Engineer I. T. Frazier. of Nogales. was in the city last night and lei. for Tucson this morning. He states that road work on the high way from Vail to Benson is being rushed right along.
 FOR NEXT SUNDAY
 All roads are fair to good in Co. chise county and 1t is easy to reach any of the canyons of the surround. ! ing mountains. Ramsey canyon. in the Huachucas. is readily reached, and 50 is Garden or the canyon above the Fort. all of which have ] fine camping sites. The Stronghold. in the Dragons. or the Horse Ranch can be easil reached and there are two other places that make a fine Sunday trip. There is any of. the country beyond the Fort on the Ca nile road. and the drive out into the Santa Ritas is one easily accomplish ed and when you get there you are in a beautiful locality. When the road from Vail 10 Benson is com pleted this loop from Tombstone 10 Fairbank through Elgin, Sonoita. 10 the junction five miles this side O: Vail thence home through Cienega over the High Bridge, into Benson. and home. through St. David will be a popular Sunday drive. GETS BUICK AGENCY J. c. Duzat. proprietor of the Ser vice Auto Garage, has just closed a deal whereby he will assume the agency for the Buick automobile and has already placed several cars. The Buick is one of the recognized fore most automobiles in the United States and the demand far exceeds the supply.
 TO SAN FRANCISCO
 Miss Virginia Marrs left today for San Francisco. where she will join her mother and other relatives, to remain for several months on a va cation. She will stop over in Los Angeles for several days visiting .witk Nr. and Mrs. D. B. Kohl, who are honeymooning at the coast city before continuing on to Frisco.
 ATTORNEYS HERE.
 Among the attorneys Tn town today were (. T. Knapp, E. J. Flannigan. A l Murry, Judge J. l.. Winters. Bisbee | and Harry F. Pickett and S w
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
HERE FROM COAST

Tex Locke. well known salesman for a wholesale drug firm Of Los An geles. spent yesterday and today in Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
TOMBSTONE TOWN. ! TOPICS IERSGlY IOlO
MONDAY
DANCE TUESDAY

Arrangements for the dance to De given tomorrow night in the Legion Hail by the Tombstone Baseball club save been completed and a large attendance is anticipated by the boys. The Hi School Jazzers will furnish the music and this fact will draw large crowd The proceeds will go toward defraying the ex- penses of the team in a coming ser. ies of games being planned. Consi. derable equipment has been purchas- ed by the club and the dance is ex. pected to net good sum. as the hall and the music have been donated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
RETURNED HOME

Mrs. F. w. Barton. mother of Mrs. Frazee, who has been visiting at the Frazee ranch for the past several months returned to her home at Los Angeles this morning
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30

merchant was a visitor in Tomb stone today interviewing the trade. He is on his way home from a trip about the county
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
Tonbston
FROM WILCOX

Attorney J. C. Gung1 Of WillcoS was ] visitor in Tombstone today returning home. following comple tion of court matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
RETURNED FROM sAFFoRo

Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood. re turned home today from Stafford. where he has been conducting a case in which Judge McAlister was dis qualified. Judge Lockwood will re- turn to Stafford Monday to complete his work there. while Judge McAlis- ter will remain here.
 TO WILCOX
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty went to Willcox and other points in the northern end of the county to- day on official business for the sher- ifrs office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
MONDAY HOLIDAY
 EVERYTHING CLOSED


 Monday being a legal holiday in Arizona, owing to Sunday. the 3Oth being Memorial Day and all places Of business and public offices, includ- ing banks. postoffice and county of fees will be closed the entire day. The Arizona statutes provide that whenever a holiday shall fall on Sun day the following day shall be ob- served. The usual Memorial day ex- eycises and decorations will be o5- served, and graves of all war vetev- ans will be decorated by members of the local Fourr post Of the Aheri- can Legion with flags and flowers. TO ST.. DAVID
 Jim Giacoma. one of the managers of the Crystal theater motored to S; David this morning on a brief busi- ness visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
FROM sIseEE.

Frank Wheeler. claim agent for the (. and A was a visitor in Tombstone today ou court matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-30
COURT TODAY

A number of civil and probate mat. ters were disposed of in the Super for court today by Judge McAlister. sitting for Judge Lockwood, who Is at present conducting Judge McAlis- ter's court at Stafford.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

splendid American citizen Of medic
ere caliber. The country said the
Senators wants no more supermen.
We cherr the name Of Roosevelt but
what we need Is . Mckinley.
Throughout 1t was q conservative
. standpat convention. The Borah
group whose activity had produced
the Senate Committee revelations
which disqualified Wood and hamper.
ed Lowden, expected to force the
nomination Of one Of their number by
turning thumbs down on these lead.
ers. Instead the standpat group came
IN with . member Of their own inner
club and nominated him. In the whole
United States no citizens are more
disappointed and disguised with the
outcome than johnson and Borah.
All the strides made by their faction
since the days when Roosevelt became
4 radical are lost.
The New Guard had as its primary
purpose the elimination Of Wood. In
this they succeeded early. Although
he hung on TO the last the General
was never in the cards Of this con-
vention. Too much Of other peoples
money had been spent on him. And
the convention itself being standpat
was determined that Hiram johnson
sould not win. "We are for John.
son." said the Michigan delegates "as
long rs we know he hasn't q chance" !"
Harding sat in with pair Of eights
Hays sat in with a pair Of Kings. For
many days Hays expected to be the
compromise choice. But his lack Of
experience in public Office and the
dissatisfaction Of the ruling Senate
caste with his attitude toward their
muddling Of the League fight made
him impossible. At his side sat Col.
George Harvey throughout the action
telling him he was bully boy and
would come through. But the COM
bination failed in this as it failed in
the attempt to put through Bever-
idge for permanent chairman and 0g-
den Mills for chairman Of resolutions.
Once Lodge and Watson had been Sc
lected for these posts the path to Sen
ate control was clear. The Senate.
greatest liability Of the Republican
party dictated its convention action
Before the Democrats at San Fran
cisco lies the great opportunity, Will
they play the small and timid poll
tics too A few DAYS and the coun-
try will know whether either Of its
great parties is looking boldly for.
ward. The Republicans have rever.
ted to Mckinley anl Hanna. De-
mocracy must not revert to Bryan
Louisville Times.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
CHAuTAuQuA COMING

The big Marion Redpath Chautau.
qua opens next Wednesday afternoon
at 400 y. m. on the ground located
just north Of Grissom's store.
Mr.. J. J. DeBoer will be our
superintendent this season. He Is
one Of the experienced Redpa,h Su.
perintendsnts and comes very high.
ly recommended by the management .
The program this season Is said
by the Redpath Representatives TO be
the bes, ever offered and from reports
from cities where II has already been
shown. their statement, may be be.
lisved easily.
The season tickets are selling at;
, Adults, 81, % and children 81 6S In.
elusive of war tar. They may be
secured q, the following stores.
Cochran and Co.
Haynes 4 Taylor
County Clerks ofhee.
Taylor q Tsyler
J. II. 0rme
ysndell q Gusenhsim
Mcconnell and Virgins
Mayes and Mayes.
r. p. Wheeler.
Marion Barber shop.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
Hated Episonage Act

The Republican Convention pro-
eceded on two bases. One was that
he Democrats are the dominant par.
,y and certain to win In November
II the Republicans make one mistake
or permit the slightest division with.
In their own ranks. The other was
that pussyfooting is the safest.
Every thing was compromised.
Notably the plank on the League Of
Nations offers shelter TO pro-leaguers
and an,i.leaguers. II was construct.
ed primarily To take care Of those
Republicans who would have been
enthusiastically for the League hsi
II not been erected by Woodrow vii.
son and at the same time TO save the
faces Of the secret anti.L~aguers like
Lodge and the open anti.Leaguers.
like Borah and Johnson.
40 timid was the convention that
Il would no, have nominated Cover.
nor Lowden unless the alternative
had been l.owdcn or Wood. Then
reluctantly II would have selected the
Governor Of Illinois. But the stand.
pat Senate group-as contrasted with
the progressive Senate group Of Ken.
yon Borah and Johnson-found their
Ohio colleague wandering forlorn on
Michigan Avenue and proposed him
as shcl,er.point. The timorous del.
rga,es had found their Mcinley. And
they wen, to him 50 vigorously that
|, wa. not necessary for Senator Pen.
tcse to carry gu, his promise tha,
he would take Lowden u tha, was
the only way 10 beat Wood"
Senator Harding had run q poor
first in his own state primaries. He
had run fourth In Indiana the state
whence comes senator Harry New
who evolved the Harding inspiration.
iie had spen, over 100000 bu, no,
bOugh, much with II. Like Lowden's
Haidine's expenditure had been forced
by the Wood ssturnalia. he Is q
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18
0usiNgos sGNsg.
The 1905 Program

"This village keeps the road in
shocking condition"
yep" said Farmer Corntossel.
"ws thought we'd better make the
automobiles slow down voluntary,
60, We could al tend to our fsrmin'.
There's more money now in crops
than thsn u in collectin' spesd
6nes"
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

Now that the Chautauqua is to be
here right away II might not be a
bad idea for our genial policeman to
have q few weeds removed from the
cutters about town This would be
desirable at any time but II is doub-
ly so when we expect TO have com.
psny.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-18

II q few more cars that have these
exceedingly bright headlights are
brough, to Marion even the ligh,n.
ing bugs will have trouble. Motor.
is,s should realize that II is not only
illegal but very discour,eous TO blind
your fellow motorists with a glaring
light.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
EXCURSION STEAMER =
DUE THIS MORNING
Two River Packets Bring Big carEoss
TO wheeltng-River Stationary
at Fourteen Feet.

The General Crowder arrived ye3ter-
day afternoon from Pittsburgh, with a
large consignment to local dealers. she
pulled out late last evening on her
regular run TO Charleston.
The Helen E, arrived in late last
evening with a large cargo ana Is eX-
pected to leave before noon TO-DAY on
her return trip to New Matamoras.
Word was received from CINCINNATI
that tho Homer Smith had left num-
Der Of DAYS ago and Is expected to dock
et the local wharf sometime this morn
ing, She will take the first excursion
out this evening, carrying the Modern
Woodmen lodge No. 6474 Of this city
She will make two excursion trips on
Sunday and will take the Macademy
club on Monday. Following this she
is expected to leave for the Smoky City
where she will operate the rest or the
season.
Word was received from the Verne
Swain which left several days ago,
which announced that she is taking out
some very large parties from Steuben-
willie. This evening she Will take an
excursion party from East Ldverpool.
She will return the first part OF the
week at which time she will begin oner-
ating moonlight excursions from this
city In connection with making two
Trims each week to Pittsburgh.
The stage at the local wharf late
last evening registered II feet, station
ary.