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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25
PUSHING WORK FOR
 FOUNDATION OF DAM

CHA BEND, July 2O.-The founla. ton Company is rushing work at the dam They have large force Of men q; work and are pouring concrete on both sides of the river now. It is eX. pected that the dam will be completei by the first of January if there is no trouble from high water.
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IN FROM STRONGHOLD.

Rev A. J. Benedict arrived in the city today from his ranch at Coch:se Stronghold and will remain here on ] brief business visit IN PHOENIX.
 County Engineer Sid Smith IS in Phoenix. where he was called on bus. ines with he State Engineers Office. IN DOUGLAS.
 |ounty Attorney R. N French and family are in Douglas visiting for sev. eral days with relatives. TO sissse.
 W Crawford, who is visiting here fer a few days with friends ven; D Bisbee this morning to speni q day with friends.
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prinlarias
THUNDER STORM.

Tombstone vas visited by q thun. der storm during the night accom- panied hy l rain which lasted but a short wh..e This morning i; was re. ported that one bol. struck the old ice plan: os the Tombstone Improve men, company, but l.ttle damage re- sul:.rs Today i; looked as if anoth- CT similar occurrence would De had. 5u; only sigh; shower resulted
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VISITORS FROM WEBB.

T $. Bowen. merchant and P. A. pirman. raNCher O: Webb in the Sulphur Spring valley were visitors in T ml.t-ie today on business at the court house They report thaI very little rain has fallen in the val. ley
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TO FAIR6 BANK.

Mrs. Cora Murry spent few hours in Fairbank today or a visit with friends
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TO COURTCANO.

Manager J. \. Murray oi the local Mountain States Telephone exchange accompanied by his wife and Mrs. | Parker WoOdmau. Hho Is visiting Mrs Murray. went to Courtland today on business at the Courtland exchange which MT Murray aiso has under supervision
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cHILDReN's BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Twenty boys and girls gathered a the home of Mrs. George Wales yes terday 10 celebrate Master George sixth birthday at the party given ir his honor by his mother. The little ones spent a happy two hours from ; until al both indoor and outside games Of every description and ~let Mrs Wales served them al. he cake and pink and white ice cream, follow ed by punch, the day was made com plete Celluloid birds We're used fo' place cards. Following were thos, present besides Master George
 Mary Josephine Kiugs5lry. Margara, Bress!er. Catherine G.acoma Nasia. sn Giacoma. Marsarc, Andr.ae, Ruth Krebs Ann McPher-oa Jean Nae.a Mercy Boyd Mlr.ae:ta springer Mary Jane s.uu, Jimm.+ E.uss5u-y. Hoas ton Nurry. BMy Kaeaease. aer. How ard Wynn. Pete Ciacoma. Jlca Hu,oh.son. Billie Boyd
 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE HERE.
 J \. Al Kemp,on. chic; D. police Q. Bisbee. and democratic candidate 70; the nomination for sherf. on the De mocrat.c ticket. was .n Tombstone ;o day. miugling with Democratic friend. and meeting Democratic voter iu Tombstone in the interests os ai- candidacy. He rams.ned during Jh- day before continuing cn t5 Benson where he will remain over nisa; rs turning to St David ,omorrow to a, tend the Pioneer Day celebration tc be held there tomorr5N. ani mciden tally meet the voters Of that and oi the county. MT Kempton is accom- panied by his wife and child.
 | TO GRAHAM COUNTY.
 County Assessor E. A. Hughes left this morning for weeks tour of th, northern end of the county and Ora ham county in the interests Of h.s campaign. He was accompanied D, Harry Jennings Of Bisbee
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IN WILCOX.

Deputy Sheriff Harry RatIerty is in Wilcox today where he Was called on business connected with the sher. fffs office.
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evening
REGISTRATION HOLDS UP.

Registlti0n for the past week he'd up about normal with a total of H registrations recorded according 10 the report TOT the week issued by H. L.. Hutchison. Chief Deputy Recorder O. the "A the Democrats lead by a vide ma-s.n. with 346 while the re pubiicaus fell below their mark for ;he week wiJh only 90. There were S miscellaneous. To date total Of 1s59 iegist-a.i1 ns are shown, 49i4 ot these beng Democrats. 25s0 repubs- .an, aud 3a5 miscellaneous.
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cate for the next several months. ow- ing to her poor health. FROM TEXAS.
 Fred Red" Rushin arrived in Tombstone today from the oil fields Of Texas and has taken a place be hind the fountain at BOyd's Drug Store.
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FROM SANTA BARBARA

Mir and Mrs. Bradford Brandt and child arrived in Tombstone today from Santa Barbara Calf where they have been located for the past year. and will again make their home in TnmhstOno.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25

C. T Paris and wife spent the day in Tombstone today visiting Mrs. Pa- is parents. Mir. and Mrs. Bud Holland.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. F. A Hughes and children have returned home from Douglas. where they ave been CT a v.si; with friends
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RETURNED HOME.

County Attorney French and family returned home last evening from Douglas where they have been on T several days yisit with relatives.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

(. L. Hart Of Taft. Cal. cousin os County Attorney R, N French is ia Tombstone on a visit. He is stopping l, the Arcade hotel
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LEFT FOR MEXICO.

Seth T Heney of San Francisco brother of Harry Heney of Tombstone and Arthur Heney of Fairbank. who has been visiting his brothers here the past ;eH days. left Fairbank this morning for Saltillo. Mexico. where h. goes on mining business.
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VISITING RELATIVES.

Joe Hood republican candidate for sheriff. accompanied by his family. ,pent par; of the day in Tombstone today with relatives. and will go to St Day.d this afternoon to attend the Pioneer Day Celebration and dance -Dnight
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IN sIss E E.

County Recorder Ray B Krebs went 10 Bisbee this morning, where he was called oa a br:e: business trip.
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HAVE BABY GIRL.

Born 10 Mir and Mir, Jack Main. a haby girl in Tombstone yesterday. Mother and child are doing well Mrs. Main was formerly Ms. Emma Fscapule, and they recently came ,o Tombstone to locate
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GREAT HELP.

The sharp curye-dr!ye slow signs erected on the Tombstone Bis. s.ee road in Tombston Canyon by the County Highway department will be Of a breat help until the poihts are removed if the drivers of machines will pay any attention 10 them, if mt ,he county is not 10 blame for not do- ing its part. and County Engineer Sid Smith is 10 be commended for the work
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TO siSs z z.

MT and Mrs Douglas Gray wen; 10 3isbee th.s morning to spend the day with friends
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GASOLINE GOES UP AGAIN.

The standard cl tank driven in Tombstone today from Bisbee an nounced another raise Of one cent per gallon on gasoline effective last night which makes gasoline cost the local garage men 36 cents The retail price of 10 cents I gallon is still be ing maintained by ;ae local dealers STILL AT IT.
 Old Jupiter Pluv.rs is sill bluffins and we have gotten u0 vaiu to speak of ye. on that account
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FROM LOW ELL.

goes on mining bu:
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TO pEARcE.

Rev Leayer left today for Pearce where he VII hold sunday services. Se.urainy . Tombstone tomorrow evening
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TOURISTS

Severa, tourists pa. sed both ways over .he Rorier,snd. and they all -e- DOT, the CocA!se county roads as e.. cellent one party was from Tucson headed for Pi.tsburg Penn. Anoth. CT was from .Pecos. Texas. going to California and a third party was from Boston headed for Nogales, thence D Grand Canyon and Cali:, ornia Al these parties took break fas, at local restaurants
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25

M., Els.e To.es. County School Supsria;radca. and member oc lhe state b5l-c os education Is in Flag staff attending au iiuportau; mee:- ing ot he Board
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INSPECTION TRIP.

County Engineer Sid Smith went east today over the BOrderland 10 look after matters around Douglas and in the eastern part of the county.
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mingle with the CT
VISITED RENTS

Mss Gertrude Thiers spent several hours in Courtlaud today visiting with her parents who reside there.
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PURCHASES RANCH.

Harry c Wheeler, formerly sheriff of Cochise county and who was q candid date for reelection until recen.. iy. when he withdrew from the race, has purchased the Cooper ranch ia the vicinity of Turkey Creek. Mir. Wheeler paid s90,o00 for ,he ranch Daily international
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VISITED IN DOUGLAS.

Miss Alice swain returned home this morning from Douglas. where she spent the week end the guest Of her S ster. Mrs Alfred Pau TO lNuGlAS
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25

remain il Tombstone where earth Quakes never occur.
 TO slssEE.
 Dr and Mrs. H Hughart and C. J, ] Wyan and wife made a motor party to Bisbee and return yesterday. IN FROM RANCH.
 Harry Kendall and wife were in town today from their ranch in South Pass returning home this afternoon. IN FROM oLEEsoN.
 Judge M. Sullivan of Gleeson was in the ely today
 RETURNED HOME. County Attorney French and family returned home last evening from Douglas where they have been on T several days visit with relatives. RETURNED FROM TRIP TO COAST J. \. Gaines returned home th:s morning from a months visit to the California coast. spending most of the time in San Francisco. where he at tended every days session of the De- mocra;ic convention. Coming down from Fris 70, he spent a week al Los Angeles. alere he went through the series of earthquakes. which Me Gaines describes as unpleasant. to say ! the .eas. ili also visited the beaches seeing q number of Tombstone so- burners there Mr. Gaines describes the San Francisco convention as one ] of the real gu-bossei conventions ever he,s . the country. and as a result the coa;.al;ioa oi Governor Cox ot Ohio speaks Q. Democratic victory again ,l.s year. San Francisco en. deare! her-eii to the 5O.OOO visitors and delegates ani the mammoth au- d:t1r.Ua housed fully l5,090 people i1i,y. s-4.-- Nr. Gaines. who will want D re-lru D Frisco again. for there vii ae Gcc- conventions held there. it the or.n.ocs from visitors from all over .s- trit-t states count for any. th.ng
 NJ Ga.c-s says the Arizona dele glt.ou suck together. and gave q good acc5ua. 1s themselves when il came 70 poll Q. the votes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25
INJURED BY WiNOlASS.

Raymoni Swede" Jacobson was !niur-! ;lis afternoon wl.ile at work on :ae NcAnireHs- -Es ser Jacobson lease near the State of Maine. whea he A4s struck sy the handle of wind. las, wlie attempting to check the .Au ot ,ucke. loaded with rock. Ja. eo5- "1, Wini'assinE a bucket Of rooa ou. et .a- 25-toot hole. while J. N Aatr-s. another partner wa, down 5e.5@ .U!.ns the buckets When a55r, has way up with a load tot -ccz. the 5ucte. swayed striking The :- D. tae shaft with the result that .1- alnie Q, the wludlass was jerset From Us grasp and the bucket s.lr.ed down a. a nigh speed. Jacob sel knew ma. :: it was not checked ,. aaa3 mean serious injury fl not de,-- D t-s partner down below and -rless3 Q ;he handle IL struck hi" n ,h= .39 Q: the head. but he suec-sIe. !. cas king ,he fall of the bucke- He eas ao, knocked uncoa- sc.ou, 5u- aa, weak :-om the blew when NcAua7ew, t4a.a 'c the sur face He was b-lagh, t1 town lm- m-d.a.ey pse-e Dr Hughar, took se,rra. stitches ro close cp the SC. ip wo7ad The sku!I was not fractured. TA.s ts .h- second ti~,r within twp years Jacobson has been injured hay. ing been seriously .njured when au ore b.n cayei .a on hin rrecig!tatiIg seyera, tons Of ore aron him .is , was rescued and remaineI in the hos pta. seyera! weeks as ,he result. IN BESSIE.
 Chlet Deputy Recorder and Mrs. II. |. Fg:chison went 10 Bisbee this morning where Mrs Hutchison. will have some dental work done. Mrs. Hutch.son has been afflicted with sciatic Rheumatism for some time and , t ls ex2ected extradition of an in. ,ected tooth will afford relief.
 TO BOWIE.
 Ch.et Deputy Assessor Walter Thomas and wife went to Bowie t)- day, on Q combined business and campaign trip
 FROM ST. DAVID.
 i J. D. Curtis, well known farmer of St. David was 8 visitor ir Tombstone today Mir. Curtis states thac senti- ment Is unanimous for the Charleston Dam, and tha, the creation of the San Pedro Irrigation District will carry, without a dissenting vote cn August 10 in his opinion.
 LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA.
 Mrs C. G. Johnson, a pioneer Tomb stone woman left this mdfning for | California Wta-a she .pxDpcts to h.
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RETURN ED HOME.

Mrs. V Sanders and ,i,,ls grandson Hoyt Sanders returned home today from q six-weeks visit 70 Cloudcroft N NJ with relatives
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TO ST DAVID.

Tombst0re was practically deserted today. almost everybody that could get away going 10 ;. David tl raAe ia ,Ea P.oneer Day celebration. candi- dates for office from all over tine coun- " pls--! through this morning en- r0u.e tO .hs thriving farming com a.aa.-y yt the san Pedro, and accorG- r- D reports received this afternoon d bz attendance turned out for tha a.-,i--.e.,-1. lon. where sports anl a It5sr1.i ara h-ing held this afte-- r1r-. \ b.s taace tonight will wini .p jla celebration
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25
INSANE PATIENTS.

Two insane stien.s va-a brought % the cour'y jail ye,."r,,v one from Douglas aud the o.h from Bisbee Jose Re'us'a Morale. ] Nrx:can who mag mes '.A < being ae-secuted and rs eneri-s are -.y.a@ g fcisen ::;. tcod and lei.c.ne. vIs brought in from 3.see and .aten D Tucson th.. moI' l.. by >aer.. Mcdonald Tor hea-'I4 tt;Jre tI-s- Pa:tee. oN- in. 10 ;he a'-aace Of T.lS' Lockwood Louis Grsl.z P:n5or. ah5 wLs brought rr from Douglas. was arrested when he repra ,"nted 10 D'I.., Lfice:s Lat he Ms ,aa eh.', at .aa secre, -srvice fl ,ar UniteI -.a.es a.d cA- hibi'ed imaginary !ocuuea.> He will be given hea.tu- 5o.n
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25
TO ROOSEVELT DAN.

M- s.i Mrs " A. Sherwood for. mer publisher, ot the Cour',aad Ali. 1ouiaa. and now residing on ,he:r ranch tr ,ae Su'phe- Springs valley passed ,arl Tombstone ys-te.day ea. route to Phoenix and ,ha Rooseyri, Dam. uoere :Aey VII end ;he nex, month or a camping trip They arg .rs.e..as by ag.5 and camping wher. eys- u.sat a'er,akes them h Tomb, s,o.- .tey experienced some slish, trouble "ja tae.r machine bu, few hours teaa'r, saa them again oa ,Ae.- way.
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WAS IN 8 Ss :.

V T Boyd Q. Boyd's Drug Sore va. .a 8l-bee yesterday on are. iv ne-s s,.
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HERE FROM DOUGLAS.

Mrs. Nellie Haywarl candidate for secretary of s,a.- va, ia Tombstone today on d y.si-
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FRIDAY
OPEN AIR DANG z.

 OPEN AIR DANCE.
 Spurred on b. the success of the las; open ar dance staged by FouTr pcs, Of the American legion several weeks ag0, the boys have arranged another event ;o= Saturday nlgh; Dancing will star, afs o'clock on the pavement oa Allen street. between 4th and 9th The high school jazzers will osficia;e
 VISITING IN TOMBSTONE.
 Deputy Sheriff and Mrs R. K Haver,y. of Garces. mo;ored to Tomb stone today and will spend few days ere. Mr. Hayerty has business with the sheriifs office shi'e Mrs. Haver. ,y will be the guest of Mrs. Jose phine Rock during her stay in the city
 LOOKING OVER DISTRICT.
 J K. AngrIn. a mining man from Silver City. N M.. is spending sever al days in Tombstone looking over the district.
 FROM Bis5eE. Harry Jennings Of Bisbee was n Tombstone continuing ou 10 Bowie and afford.
 TO RANCH. l, Prof. J. A. Rockfellow and daugh. ter. Miss Henrietta came in/ today
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25
IN BESSIE.
TO BOWIE

Ch.ei Deputy Assessor Waite Thomas and wife went to Bowie t) day, on a combined business an, campaign trip.
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TO TUCSON.

Jatg- C E. Bolton justice Of tha pence and l. :. Commissioner and FrAaa Laymou. successful leasor O. Colr-aai aa-sed thru Tombstone ;h!s a..era5au earoute to Tucson and .ien., where they Mil spend the week lr I triD.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25
HoToREo Tc eISeEE.

? l. Roge~- and Clarence t4ya Haueh mo,or-J o~sr 70 B.sbee and r. urn !as. evening.
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FROM eISsg

F.. 0. HaIs5r 0s R--Jae vas in Tombstone yesterday for he purpose of making appAcar.8a ')r pc sports ls be leaves soon ;s, Peru
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FROM BENSON.
FROM ST. DAVID.

A. J. Miller and J. S Merrill J. of S,. David were in Tombstone toda, on business al the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25
CITY COUNCIL MEETS.

The Ci:y Couuc- me; .ast night al he City Hal. be.ns .he ;.rs: time q quorum could be gotten together ow- ins b ,he absence o Mayor Guy C Weich and Councilman r A Hughes A number ot matters were uy before the eauac.. beside asga. routine ma. ters inc.vdirs .as preparation Of the budse, for ,h- year le2o-l921 Pro '. lon. for stree. fighting and street work and repairs were n; Included I1 this years budget. The council will nee, next month D 4dop; tho bu3ce, and St. .ha .ax ra:-.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs Geo. Thiel has returned home from several months visi. with her daughters al Miami RAIN.
 
 An inch Of rain fell at the Hua- chuca reservoir in Miler canyon.
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from their ranch at Cochise Strong hold and will remain for several days. ia slssEE.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chas Allen and Mrs Geo. Wales motoreG 70 Bisee this morning to spend the day with friends.
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ON ROAD MATTE RS.

charles Pe;ot Geo F. Hart W c Miller and wife, and John HabeIkorn ranchers of Cen;ra, bridge, are on road matters before The supervisors
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TOM HSTONE ROAD

County Engineer Sid Smyth has a gang .; work making necessary ra- pairs on the Tombstone-G,eeson. Courtland road. filling in necessary gaps. repairing bridges and dips and dragging where necessary Stretch es of adobe have also been wa!!surfac cd with sand and il Is expected tho rainy season will no; give much trou- ble to the mOtorist this year A new bridge has also been builr near Court land
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TO TucSON.

W, C. Gilmore and T D M Lar r.eu went to TLcson this morning
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VISITING HERE.

Mrs. Parker Woodman and child of Bisbee is spending several days in Tombstone the sues; O. Mrs. J \ Murry.
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FROM ST. DAVID.
LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. C. G. Johnson, a pioneer Tomb stone woman left this mdfning for California where she expects to 10.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-25
TO MbS1ONE TOWN TOPICS TERSElY TOLD
MONDAY
FROM TUCSON.

W s. Crawford. former linotype operate. for the lProspector and now foreman of the Arizona Star al Tue. son, arrived in the city today. for few days visit.
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RETURNED ROM TEXAS.

fiuAi itie Dl tAN4o. UT lAHh'f 1AN ''' road matters before The supervisors RETURNED ROM TEXAS.
 Fred Bennett. well known local catiieman. returned home yesterday from a weeks visit 10 his old home naar San Antonio. Texas. He was accompanied 10 the Texas city by Mrs. Bennett. who will remain sever al weeks with relatives. Mir. Ben nett reports the general condition oi the ranges and crope in that section of the Lone S,ar state in an excellent condition. better than he has eve, witnessed. having resided there until canning to Arizona Good crops will be the reward of the farmers, while the range cattle are in first-class shape. Fred returns laden with wonderful fish story of his prowes' with the hook and line. Modesiy re aels a repiti,ion of the story, as re lated by Fred. as We have too many ujssourians among our readers. BACK TO euEEsoN.
 Mike Marchello, who has charge O the Tejon mines at Gleeson returned ,o his home yesterday, following brief business visi: here.
 FROM ST. DAVID.
 J. s. Merrill. Jr. of St. David wa among the visitors in Tombstone yes ierday
 VISITED HERE.
 Harry Wright. engineer at the A: ache Powder Co. works at St. Dav:' and wife, formerly wiliette Cool ware visitors in Tombstone yesterda
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PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION.

A large number of Tom6tone peo- plc VII go to St David tomorrow to attend the Pioneer Day Celebration to be held there by the residents o. San Pedro valley. A program. barbe- cue and big dance in the evening had been arranged for; many county ami state candidates will be there also to mngle with the crowds
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THURSDAY
ON VISIT.

ON VISIT.
 II. NJ. Woods and wife are in the city on d visi. ni.h MT and Mrs. l.ut- icy. They will spend several days here before returning ,o Bisbee.
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1. Before leayig today Mr. Amy re- ceiyed notice of his appointment by Adjutant General Walter s. Ingalls,, a team captain for the Arizona men, and he will assume charge of the Ari- zona team or arrival at Camp Perry. FROM BENSON.
 Deputy Sheriff Billy Bennett Of Ben son spent a tay in the county seat to- day on business at the sheriff's office.
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FROM ST. DAVID.

Dave Williams. St. David farmer Was among the visitors in Tombstone today Mr Williams has just harvest. ed oye rsp sacks Of first grade wheat. which he will soon market for good figure l. was raised entirely by ir. r..4tau from artesian wells.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-01
P|MP[Y? WELL, DON The
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
OFF with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

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much longer if you get a package oil
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomel: there's
no sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and Just as effec-
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No one who takes Olive Tablets Is
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a bad breath. dull, istless, no good
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disposition o. pimply face.
Olive Tablets are q purely vegetable
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know them by their olive color.
d.. Edwards spent years among pa
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-01

discussion = ths cooperative puf-
|chasing plan.
p. r Tanner, madonna organizer
for tho National Cooperative asso-
citation. will report to the federation
relative to the sentiment he has
met with hero relative to the In
Sailing Of cooperative stores. Mr..
Tanner carried on speaking cam
paign here last week. He first
spoke in Davenport, then in Rock
Island and the third Of the series
Of addresses was given in Moline.
Mr.. Tanner will tell the federation
his opinion Of the spirit that has
been aroused. He is said to be
enthusiastic over the local situa-
ton and to be scheduled to speak
before the Davenport carpenters
union next Monday night and the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-01
|HII|ION 70
nix POLITICS
Nd new STORE


" ,hers Of the Tri-City Fedora
. 49, I abor will meet in regular
ss 81 the Rock Island Indus
mi tonight. and two matters
srene Importance to the fed
are scheduled to be thor
6rst Of these is the political
ntion, which is scheduled 70
! IN April 8. In a special meet