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Evening journal., 1920-08-05

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Evening journal., 1920-08-05

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-05

WANTED
SALESLADIES
Good Pay
Is Approaching Its Full Stage

We will
mind
OF rwhow tfO dollars PLEASE NOTE w"
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-05
SWEATERS

100 dozen of Sweaters to
pick from. While vacation
time is at the door, it will
lie very useful for you to
pack one in your trunk for
the trip. Sweaters for men,
women and children. On
sale as low as One-half
Price.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-06-05
WANTED
SALESLADIES
Good Pay

decided
High GraM erand into cash l.
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DsC
must sell
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
TUESDAY
SOME FIGHT

SOME FIGHT
 Charles Ray goes five rounds in The Egg Crate walIop.' tonight at the Crystal and in the preliminaries Al Kaufman. Issie Gasser and sever al other -goers~ are seen. The play is a nice clean comedy of the Ray type of moral plays and added to the attraction tonight is Mir. and Mrs Carter De Haven, unknown to the Tombstone fans but known to all who have seen them on the Or pheum circuit where they were head liners. They are in a satiricai come dy based on the ou.ja board
 MOVED
 C. L. Resm and family have moved from sixth street to the residence on Allen street recently vacated by Prof. Sincoe
 VISITING IN CITY
 Dr. B. C. Tarbell and wife. of Naco. are visiting in the city for a few days. the guests of Ar. and Mrs. Guy C. welch. Mir. Tarbeil is a brothe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
THURSDAY

IN siSsEE
 Mir and Mrs. c. J Wynn and Mrs w T. Boyd spent last evening in Bisbee visiting friends. DEPUTY SHERIFF
 Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly of Me Neal was in Tombstone today on business at the sherifts office. GONE TO RANCH
 M. l.. Reed has moved his family to his ranch near Lewis Springs fo- the summer
 WHAT TWO HOURS WILL DO
 A two hours drive next Sunday will put you in the Santa Rita noun. tains among the oak trees and run ming water and give you view O: as pretty a piece of road work as you ever saw.
 SHIPPED TODAY
 Walter Rushin. who has some claims in the Dragons. shipped s car of ore today to Douglas. It is said his claims are very promising. RETURNED HOME
 Postmaster Paul Smith returned home last evening from Tucson. where he has been the past two days on business.
 REPAIRS
 Material is being hauled on the ground 10 plaster and otherwise re. pair the Arlington hotel IN FROM SOUTHLAND
 wm. Holmes, president Of the Leadville Mining company spent last evening in Tombstone on lodge mat ters.
 GLEASON VISITORS
 F. 4. Taylor and son-in-law L. W. Rader. were in Tombstone last eve ming on a visit with friends. TO COAST
 F. s. Smith. assistant postmaster left this morning for Tucson where he will visit for day with friends before proceeding to Roosevelt Lake and Grand Canyon and on to Los Angeles to visit relatives. INFLUX OF HoPPERs
 Swarms Of grssshoppers flooded Tombstone last night. and reports from other parts of the county and state are tha, the pests have in- vaded practically the whole state. The influx is practically a repitition of a similar occurrance at this time last year and it is feared material damages to crops VII result. MERE ON VISIT
 T. G. Amyons. Associated Press operator. who was in the city during
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23

PHOENIX - Country club com pietes plans for new $SO.000 club house
 DOUGLAS-W. M. Adamson re- ports route Of Bankhead Highway to remain fixed.
 NOGALES@Striker return to work sumed.
 CHLORIDE-Molly Gibson-Chlor- ide to start drifting on 100 level.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
FRIDAY
IN sissee

-~~~~~~~~~~ IN sissEE
 J. N. Gaines. secretary of the Tax payers association went to Bisbee last evening on a business visit TRAVELLING MAN
 C. A. Ward. representing the Me Neil company and Manufacturing Sta. ,ioners of Phoenix. spen, yesterday and today in Tombstone on business. LOOKING OVER
 SAN PEDRO LAND
 According to word received from Benson. a MT. Parkhill. representa-. the federal farm loan bank Of San Francisco. accompanied by the L. of A. engineer were in St. David yes- terday. looking over the land which will come under the Charleston Dam project for the purpose of making loans when the time comes Over $50.0OO in loans is now in force in the valley.
 REFRESHING
 A large crowd thoroughly enjoyed Marguerite Clark in her charming presentation Of "A Widow by Proxy at the Crystal last night
 DRAG
 Usually we don't believe in drag ging things along. but We rise D suggest that this is a good time ,0 do some dragging on the roads CLEAN UP
 The clean up notice of the mayor and town council is timely and be- sides helping the looks of things. |, will tend to prevent epidemics o: various sorts
 PAINT SHOP
 An automobile paint shop is to ba opened shortly in Tombstone The shop will be located on Allen street two doors east of the Prospecror Another auto industry added to the growing business in that line in Tombstone
 TO VISIT SON
 Mrs. B. Leaver and daughters. Misses Clara and Rosemary, arrived in Tombstone today from their home in Cincinatti. Ohio. and will speni several months in Tombstone as guests of the Rev. Wm. Inc. Leaver. of the local Catholic church. This is their first visit to the west and they are greatly surprised with con- ditions in comparison with what they had anticipated. Tomorrow they vii. motor to Wilcox in company with Father Leaver, returning home Sun day evening.
 FROM GLEASON
 Judge NJ. J. Sullivan and Abran Madril. of Gleeson. are business visit ors in the county seat this afternoon. They will return home this evening. RAIN
 During last night nearly one inch of rain fell at Miller's Reservoir in the Huachucas
 SPEARS ON DISPATCH
 Succeeding W. T. Owen, who left Douglas Sunday for the west Texas oil fields, George Spears. an experi- enced journalist has taken the posi- iion of telegraph editor at the Dis patch. For the past year MT. Spears was with a news bureau at Tomb stone. reporting the deportation trials Prior to that he saw service with the San Diego Union, the Bisbee Review. the Prescott Journal and the Phoenix To zoffo
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23

Cotton World. However. George still claims that he is going to make a haul in cotton. Among those who enjoyed the affair were: Mir. and Mrs. Charles Allen. Mir and Mrs. w. I. Boyd. MT. and Mrs. F. K Springer. Mr and Mrs. G B Warner. Mrs Ed Nevin. Miss Helen Benedict. MT. Jess Sanders. Miss Mercy Boyd. Maryetta Springer. Billy Boyd and Georgia Wales.
 FROM DOUGLAS
 A. C karger returned home yes terday from Douglas where he spent a few days on business matters. FROM GLEASON
 Judge NJ J Sullivan. of Gleeson. was q business visitor in Tombstone today
 COURT AoJoURNs
 UNTIL MONDAY A new panel of 75 jurors was drawn and turned over to the sher- ifcs office for subpoanae. to report in Tombstone Monday morning. when court will be resumed. adjournmen: having been taken until that time. Judge Lockwood stated that it was cheaper to draw a new panel than hold the old one inactive until Mon day. as there are no cases set for trial before Monday.
 ELkS SALVATION
 ARMY DANCE
 The Bisbse B. P. o. E. will hold a grand ball at Warren Park next Saturday night. the 22nd. the pro ceeds 10 be turned into the Saliva ton Army drive now under way. J. E. James has charge of the ticket sales for Tombstone. and no doubt Tomb. stone ~ill be represented at the af- fair
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23

the Wootton trial. arrived in the city yesterday from his headquarters in Fl Paso and is spending a few days with friends.
 MOVED
 The headquarters Of the defensa II the deportation trials in Tomb stone has been closed and the rec ords and furniture have been re- turned to Bisbee.
 ENTERTAiNs AT CARDS
 The semi-monthly card club was the guest of Mrs. Douglas Gray yes terday afternoon at her home oa Fourth street yesterday. The after. noon started off wiht a most deligh. ful luncheon. the very kind that Mrs. Gray knows so well to serve and this was followed with cards Those sir. ting in were. Mrs. Joseph Hansen. Mrs. A. F.. Davis. Mrs. Lee Woolery. Mrs. Charles Allen Mrs A II. Card ner. Mrs Prick and the hostess. Mrs. Douglas Gray. Mrs A F.. Davis won the silk stockings
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
TO sissee

Ernest Cavanaugh. who has been serving Cochise county as a juror for the past two weeks. returned to his home al Bisbee today ON BRIEF INSPECTION
 Col. J. C. Greenway. Walter Doug las and Dr. James. officials of tha (. X A. and Phelps-Dodge corpora tions. spent yesterday in Tombstone on brief inspection Of the distric; returning to Bisbee late in the eve, ming.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
IN FROM VALLEY
RETURNED HOME FROM LOS ANGELES

FROM LOS ANGELES
 K. N Coplen. formerly cashier ot the Cochise County State Bank. in this city. returned home yesterda! from a business trip 10 Los Angeles He left today for Wilcox where ha has associated himself with the new Riggs bank. as active vice president FROM BENSON
 F.. A. McAleb of the Cochise County State Bank. of Benson. was a busI- ness visitor in the city today. TO SPEND SUMMER
 IN STRONGHOLD
 Miss Henrietta Rockfellow. teacher
 in the local schools. left today for the Rockfeliow ranch in the Cochise Stronghold. where she will spend the summer, returning 10 Tombstone in the fall. having been retained by the school board for the coming term. SUNDAY ON RANCH
 Miss Helen Benedict. assistan, county superintendent Of schools. spent Sunday on her farm in the Co., chise Stronghold.
 FROM BOWIE
 Attorney W. H Allison and Judge Elza Craig. of Bowie. were business visitors in Tombstone. having mat. 1ers demanding their attention a, the court house.
 RETURNED HOME
 Miss Mary Williamson returned to her home in Courtland last evening after spending Sunday in this city, ihe guest of Mrs. Julia Axtell. HERE FROM DOUGLAS
 A. E. Farmer. formerly deputy sher. If. now travelling for the South. western Coca-Cola company was in Tombstone today interviewing the trade. He reports the Coca Goa business rather brisk al this sea- son.
 A E.. Merriman formerly with the Bunker Hill company in the local general office, now located in Doug las with the City water works. spent Sunday in Tombstone
 BACK FROM TUCSON
 Bill Hattich. formerly publisher O, the Prospector and the Epitaph re- turned yesterday from Tucson. where he spent the past week attending 70 business matters He will remain here for several days on a visit with friends before returning to his home at Los Angeles Bill has many old time friends in Tombstone and when ever he is out in Arizona. he does not overlook a side trip to his old home town TO FIELD MEET
 4 number of local people went to Fort Huachuca yesterday to attend the field meet. They report a good sports program TO TUCSON
 Robert Axteil left yesterday for Tucson where he will report for duty on the federal grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
ElkS SALVATION ARMY DANCE
WEDNESDAY

TO sIssEE AND
 DOUGLAS
 Judge A. C. Lockwood and Cour, Reporter J. NJ. Phiipowski left this afternoon for Bisbee and Douglas where they go on business connected with the juvenile department of the Superior court. They will return home tomorrow night TO DOUGLAS
 County Attorney R N French went 10 Douglas today on official matters.
 MEET TONIGHT
 The Chapter Masons meet in regu 1:3o.
 TO WILCOX
 K \. Coplen went to Wilcox to- day to prepare the opening of the new bank Of which he is vice pres.. dent His family will remain here. as he is unable to rent a house in that city.
 ANOTHER ONE
 The County Engineers office on Toughnui has just been treated to a brightening up and looks as pure white as fresh fall of snow. There are many more buildings that would stand coat of white and add not only to the appearance of the build; ing but help the looks of the camp. FROM ST. DAVID
 sam Barrow, Of St. David was ia town today On business. MOVED IN
 Assistant Cashier P x. Stahakes Of the Cochise County State Bank has moved his family into the Gilmore cottage on north Sixth street. iH DOUGLAS
 County Engineer Sid Smyth is in Douglas on official business. SIGNS
 The signs of rain seem to have disappeared
 BABY GIRL
 According to word received by Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Landers, a baby girl was born to their daughter, Mrs. Earl Barrowdale, last Saturday at Ray. where they are now making their home. The little lady weighs pounds. and mother and daughter are doing very well. while Grandma and Grandpa Landers are overjoyed. FROM SOUTH PASS
 Harry Kendall. well known cattle. man of the South Pass country, is a visitor in the city today attending to business matters. FROM RANCH
 "Biir' Frazee is in town today from his ranch in South Pass. ST. DAVID RANcHER
 D. D. Williams, rancher of St. Da- vid. is spending the day. in Tomb stone. having been called here on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23

of Mrs. Welch The Tarbell's have just returned from a visit in Cali fornla and will return shortly to thei- home in Naco.
 FROM FAiReANk
 Jeff Milton. immigration inspector of Fairbank. was a business visitor in Tombstone today. FROM BENSON
 Dr ]. E. Morrison. of Benson. is in the county seat today attending to business matters. BOUND OVER
 $. L. McClusky. who was arrested in Bisbee yesterday on charge O: aggravated assault. was bound over 10 the Superior court IL is alleged that he administered a severe beat ing to woman in the Hill City He w.li probably have a hearing in the superior court during the presen. term
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23

SUNDAY. MAY 23, 1920 when they will furnish the music for dance to be held in Muddy Hall. X large attendance from the valley will be present and several auto parties of Tombstonites are contemplating making the trip.
 TO TUCSON
 The family of Lee Woolery are moving to Tucson where they will nsae their future home. Their furni- ture was shipped yesterday. eiseeE LEGAL LIGHT
 Attorney J. l.. Winters of Bisbee. was business visitor in Tomb stone today.
 TO DOUGLAS
 Miss Clara Igo left today for Doug las wheer she will spend a week as the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Wm Ames
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 Mrs. J. II. Heald. of Albuquerque. x NJ. will speak at the local Con- sregational church tomorrow morn- ing at II o'clock on "A Talk to Mothers" She is regularly or dained minister and an inspiring taiker Everyone is invited 10 hear her tomorrow morning Other ser vices as usual.
 LEFT FOR GLOBE
 John Chadwick. Tony Ciochetti and Phil Ramirez left yesterday for Globe where they expect to locate. They made the trip in a Ford TOMBSTONE HI LOSES AGAIN
 The Tombstone High School team went 10 Bisbee yesterday where they suffered the second defeat at the hands of the Bisbee school team. by a score of 10 to 8. HERE FROM DOUGLAS
 Bob Tummins. formerly Of Tombstone but now located in Doug las. is visitor in the city. "Bob'' has many friends in the county seat and is kept busy greeting old ac- quaintances.
 FROM FAiRsANk
 Jeff Milton. immigration inspector of Fairbank. is visitor in Tomb stone today on business. RETURNED HOME
 Sheriff Jas. F. Mcdonald returned home this morning from Douglas where he has been for the past few days on official matters. VISITING MOTHER
 Mrs. Alfred Paul and daughter. of Douglas. are visiting in Tombstone with Mrs. Paul's mother, Mrs G. W. Swain
 GUARD TAKEN ILL
 Al Staniger, one of the guards at the county jail, was taken to his home last night, having been taken suddenly i'll while on night shift. He is slightly improved this afternoon FROM sIssEE
 Attorney M. I. McKelligon. of Bis bee. is a business visitor in the county seat today on matters in the interests of his clients He was for merly assistant county attorney. 8iSeEE ATTORNEY
 Attorney Alexander Murray, Of Bisbee. spent the day in Tombstone attending to legal matters a, the court house in the interests of his clients.
 
 FROM DOUGLAS
 Attorneys D. A. Richardson. s. w. White and F. NJ. Doan, of Douglas, were among the visiting legal lights in the county seat today. BEING SIGNED
 The proposed civil service biii for the state of Arizona is being fiber ally signed. A copy is at Boyd's Drug Store where any who wish may sign it.
 MOVED IN
 The family of w. M Heintze has moved into the Oscar Cast cottage NEW OFFICE
 Johnathan Gordon, mining ensi- rs CT. has moved his office into the Cummings adobe next to the City Ean.
 BUILDING
 V. T. Boyd is rebuilding the old
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
FROM BENSON
BOUND OVER
$20 REWARD FOR LIQUOR THIEVES

| S-SS n6 '" ShS FSh
 LIQUOR THIEVES !, The sherifTs office has received circulars from the constable of Cuca- monsa. calif.. bearing notice of a $eoo.oo reward for the arrest Of the person or persons In possession Of Is barrels of Alcohol Brandy. stolen from the Italian American Vineyard Company on May s,h. The name O.. the manufacturer. Louis I.eMessen. ger. is burnt on the end of the bar rels. IL is the supposition of the California authorities that the goods was stolen with . view to smuggling into Mexico
 ON AUTO TRIP MT. and Mrs. J. s. Chambers and Bliss Belle Candy left yesterday for several days auto trip abou; the state. They will go to Casa Grande and from there to Phoenix and the Roosevelt: Dam before returning home
 MONUMENT MAN i MW. Jones. of the Jones Monu- mental Works. of Tucson. is a busi. ness visitor in Tombstone today on his regular visit
 HERE FROM PHOENIX | C. B. Wilson. of the New Yorl; Life Insurance CO. arrived in Tomb. stone today from his home at Phoe- nix and will make Tombstone his | headquarters for the next few days. working the surrounding cities and towns. MT. Wilson formerly resided in Tombstone with his family, and is contemplating moving them down here for the summer months if a suitable residence can be obtained RETURNED HOME Miss Maud Davis. stenographer in the Treasurer's office returned homa ! today from week end visit in E.. Paso with friends. BACK TO PHOENIX
 George Wales returned yesterday to his farm near Phoenix. where he is engaged in raising cotton. atte. spending several days in Tombstone with his family
 TO DOUGLAS
 County Engineer Sid Smyth wen, 10 Douglas this afternoon. where he was called on road matters. RETURNED HOME
 Miss Emma Bishop returned from Bis5ee yesterday where she has been for the past several days. While i1 B.sbee she entered the hospital for an operation on her throat, the ton sils being removed.
 ON vAcarioE TRIP Fsnton Smith. assistant postmas;- CT. leaves today for the Grand Can yon and Los Angeles. on 30 day leave Of absence. He will spend sew erai days al the Grand Canyon, con- tinuing ou 70 Los Angeles where he will visit with relatives.
 RETURNED HOME
 Chairman I. C. F.. Adams. of the board Of supervisors. returned to his nome in Bisbee this morning TO WILCOX
 Supervisor C. M Roberts left to- day for his home at Wilcox He was in Tombstone yesterday to at- tend tue meeting of the board of su- pervisors.
 SUPPER PARTY
 The home Of MT. and Mrs. George Wales was the scene of a delightful supper party Saturday evening. whea merry time and a delicious feed was participated in by the guests. The event was given in honor Of MT. Wales who spen; several days contractors on the Benson-vail and nix. and during the evening George was the target for many accusations of profiteering in cotton wares, and was dubbed the Tom. Thumb of the
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
SATURDAY
TO PEARcE

TO PEARcE
 The Hi School Jazzers will go to Pearce next Saturday night, the 2sta
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
ON HUNTING TRIP

Harry C. Wheeler and wife left to- day for the White Mountains where they will spend several days on q hunting and fishing trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23

', tions. spent yesterday in Tombstone on a brief inspection Of the district, returning to Bisbee late in the eve ming.
 ON HUNTING TRIP
 Harry C. Wheeler and wife left to- day for the White Mountains where they will spend several days on q hunting and fishing trip.
 cuRio IN THE
 POULTRY WORLD
 Antonio Arduno. sell known Tombstone Mexican. is the prou1 owner of a rare curio is the poultry world Sunday MT Arduno. while ex- zmining a batch Of baby chicks who were just peeping out of their shells found one little chick with four per fectly shaped legs. The little blrd is healthy and vigorous in every res- pect and scurries about with its brothers and sisters in lively fash ion From all indications it will live and Mrs. Arduno is giving it special care Several photographs of the lit tie freak have been taken by Tomb stonites. and the little wonder has become accustomed to posing before The camera with all the pomp and glory of a Peacock If it survives the perils of the first few weeks of fife it will probably be entered in sorie museum.
 BABY BOY
 Friends of MT and Mrs. V. A Wood. former residents or this city. and now residing ;n Phoenix. havs received the news of the arrival of a baby sir! in the Wood household Saturday MT. Wood was deputy county treasurer under H. s. Ross. Mother and daughter are doing fine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23

Dispatch. accompanied by Mrs. Logic spent Sunday in Tombstone on a visit with friends. returning home late las: evening in their new Olds- mobile.
 IN FROM RANCH
 Cecil Costello and wife spent the day in the city from their ranch a; Sycamore Springs. IN FROM VALLEY
 Pete Windes was a Tombstone wis itor today from his ranch home in the Sulphur Springs valley attending 10 business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
ROM DOUGLAS

A. ( Karger returned home yes terday from Douglas where he spen, few days on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
TO SPEND SuMM ER IN STRONGHOLD
FROM BOWIE

Attorney w H. Allison and Judge Elza Craig. of Bowie. were business visitors in Tombstone. having mat. 1ers demanding their attention s, the anpr. hAnSa
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-07-30

1t is suggested that the various
precinct primaries to elect delegates
to this Assembly be held in the sew
eral precincts on Saturday, August,
7th, 1920.
Precinct Committeeman will please
take notice and provide for such pre-
cinct primaries.
Each precinct should designate 2
candidates for Justice of the Peace
and Constables, and be ready to
certify same to the County Assembly
for ratification.
Each precinct should designate
candidates for Committeeman and
Committeewomen,a and certify same to
the Assembly.
Harry Anderson, Secretary.
Ed P Mott, Chairman.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-07-30
WILLING TO GO HALF WAY
Little Jlmmy's Answer to Leading
Question Distinctly in Nature of
a Compromise.

b Aunt Marie was very good, indeed
3 to her five-year-old nephew James
She gave him everything his little
heart desired. But still she was often
inclined to tease him and whenever
he showed resentment she leased him
~ still further by threatening to take
+ away something she had given him.
The other night she began her
usual teasing. taking for the subject
herself and her charms. "Why, jim
mie thinks I'm wonder" and sh.
e turned to little James provokingly and
asked; Don't you think I'm prettyY
Don't you think I'm good?"
The little fellow was disturbed. He
wanted TO tell the truth, and he also
wanted to keep aunties favor
Finally he found his tongue. well
do fink you're pretty good" he sale
truthfully.