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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-20

PRIMARY
that ae time holding
Election herein designated distinct
political parties In
Public Acts 1913
briefly follows:
official primary ballot solely political
hundred Of the qualified political petition
accordance provisions OF the Primary
On the first Monday Primary
ling
ballots
the
Nation Committee OF their respective parties
omc shall be follows:
OFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT
800. ............. Party April s, 1920
(x In
II JOHN JONES
I. SMITH
RYAN
The candidate receiving said
political
party he OF National Committeeman.
THE POLLS Primary will
be open unn o'clock o. said
election.
dated March 1, 1890 W.. GRIBBLE City Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
WANTED

V
 WANTED
 ONE FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH HELPER. GOOD WAGES TO ONE WHO IS WILLING TO WORK. AL LISON SPRING co. S32-34 W. ADAMS. tL WANTED office boy; call N. Y. Life/ Ins. Go. Boy living at hcme just 0l of school, desired. t WANTED Experienced retail fruit and vegetable salesman, also experi bakery; reference required. Box 98E, WANTED - Laborers. Apply to foreman Arizona Steel Pipe Tank CO, 18th ave- and Harrison. db WANTED-A good fire insurance man. F. F. Pascoe, 10 West Van Blu ren St. tf WANTED-You to enroll at the Prescott Busness College and learn to earn your living while spending your vacation in the Mile-High City. Bet ter secure reservation now while we have several desirable plain rooms also modern 2, 3 and broom furnished apartments; garage; on best street in city; very reasonable. The Prescott Business College, Prescott, Ariz. Head Hotel. Phone s61. h FIRST CLASS shoe repair man; one who understands machines Good year); must also do good jack work steady job, good pay. Wire American Repair Shoe Hospital, Prescott, Ariz.
 dd WANTED-A bee man; also a helper. Jas. T. Lisonbee, Route l. Mesa. dlS WANTED-First-c t-class automobile 1 blacksmith. If you are not first class | and experfeuced in this line do not l take our time. Allison Spring CO, SS4 i W. Adams. If
 PHONE-BRAD.IA pS8 PHOENK EMPLOYMENT OFFICE I RELIABLE HELP FURNTsa7 ED ON 1 SHORT NOTICE. TIT s. 1SV ST If RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE If in need of first class belp call on us 2SS s. Central Phone llIS. 1T
 LEARN TO BE A MECHANIC
 Practical instruction by actusl work on all models of cars.
 l ARIZONA AUTO AND TRACTOR
 SCHOOL
 4s2 ". Adams St. Proenlx. Aria tt MEXICAN help furnished free. of charge to employer Central Employ ment Agency. IS Wall st. Phone 46ss. SPANISH AMERICAN EMPLOY 1 MENT AGENCY, 506 g. Central. Phone 3773 Mexican help on short notice. 1T CEMENT fInishers wanted, for curb and gutter work. POS ONetl building. Telephone 420s. tt
 WANTED-Man that understands running refrigerating machine. Dono- frios Ice Cream Factory. 24 ". first Apply to Joe Contreras. ds
 Salesnen Wanted
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
Wanied-HeIp, Male

WANTED-Good strong boy to learn trade; must be steady and willing worker Apply at once AIcKean's Dye Works. Third Ave. and Madison. It
 FIRST CLASS wholesale grocery salesman, one acquainted with local trade preferred If you haven't had the experience, don't apply. Salary S150 per month and commission. Mar win smith Grocery Go. db
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
For Sale-Live Stock
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 FOR SALE-A nice lot of thorough bred sheep. Phone Tempe PIP. dg THOROUGHBRED Boston bull bitch. Perfectly marked. Cheap if taken at once. 723 S. Center St. dg WE buy old horses to destroy; dead stock removed free of charge if notified at once. Phone 9S, Glendale. 7k FOR SALE-By New Cornelia Cop per Company Ajo, Arizona, ten mules; also miscellaneous lot of wagons, dump wagons and equipment. Must be sold in OF lot. Prospective buyers can in spect stock and equipment at any time
 If NOTICE TO HORSEMEN - The best Kentucky jack in Arizona will stand this season 1 mile north of fair grounds and half mile east on Thomas road. Phone 3702. gs WANTED TO BUY-Four little mares and horses for southern market; must be fat, sound and goof workers AI Yount at McMnllen &s Abercrombie Horse and Mule Market, POI A. Ith Ave. Phone 1764. If MULES for rent. See Scates, New State Corral. Fourth Ave. and Madison. Phone 157S If
 RABBITS-BargaIn three does, one buck, small 1 Gift. hutches, S10. Call 915 East Garfield. 1T
 ABBITS-Belgian hares. 3 does. buck, 10 small; cheap. 916 E. Gar field. tf FOR SALE-Forty tuberculosis tested Holstein cows. w. D. Baxter phone. 11R21 or HRS, Buckeye. tf FAILED SORGHUM HAr-At Tolle- son, Arizona; first-class for work stock as well as cattle; can give numerous references as to feeding value for work stock; hay carries ma I tured grain. For sale at SIS per ton in lots up to Loco tons.
 HOLMES -WOOTEN RANCH co. Phoenix Phone 1922 Ranch 201R2 If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20

WANTED office boy; call N. r. Life, Ins. Co. Boy living at home just Q of school desired D
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
For Rent-Apartments
APARTMENT for. rent, furnished {


 APARTMENT for rent, furnished or unfurnished, on Sixth Ave, 'close m. Inquire TAO F. Moreland. ak
 THREE ROOM apartment, gas bath Price including electricity, wa ter and phone, $40. Also rooms, gas bath. Price including lights, water and phone $90 Phone 2893. It
 FOR RENT-Four room and bath apartment on ear line, $65 per month. Apply between and F a. m. to Mrs. A. D. Anderson, Apt F, $50 V. Fifth Ave. or Phone 4I9S. dg
 IF YOUR NAME is below. accept this as your invitation to see the good show tonight at the Hip at the expense of The Republican. Clip this invita- ton and present it before 5 o'clock TO-DAY at The Republican and a tick ct for yourself and one friend will be presented to you for TONIGHT'S show. This invitation is for Mrs. Lola Hannon 1914 N, Tenth st. It
 NEW five room apartment, neatly furnished, ? screen sleeping porches, private bath, hot and cold water, good shade, garage, summer rates. Call tla N Second St, rear. II
 FOR LEASE have apartments, 4 rooms in each and private bath. See me at 521 l.. Monroe st. Phone S703. dd
 YOUNG man wants party to share apartment, $25 per month. Call 4704, Mr North ds
 FOR RENT-AIodern 4-room apart ment furnished; close in; no sick, no children. No. TIC w. Madison St ds
 FOR RF,NT-Untl october, fur nished apartment of three rooms, be- sides kitehenette, bath and sleeping screen room, in new double house, one block from Indian school car line, on WiHetta St Phone s5fo- db NICELY FURNISHED Broom l apartment for housekeeping, rooms l and screen room shady; ten minutes walk, no children. 922 \. 2nd St. ds FURNISHED Apartment. No chil- dren. 722 North Second street dd FURNISHED apartment for rent; 2 rooms and bath. 2S6 N. 9th Ave. ds
 FURNISHED .3-room apartment for rent 2024 W. Adams. db l FOR RENT-To healthy adults. one furnished 4-room apartment, with sleeping porch, one block south library. 1110 ". Madison St. ds
 UNFURNISHED apartment for rent one large room with bath and kitch- enette. Water and lights furnished. Brick. s15.00 2o11 " Adams. ds
 ONE apartment at 602 N. Second 1 BROOM APT. furnished; one block of street car. $25 per month 134S W
 Mckinley. ds
 TWO ROOM apartment and screen room for rent. either together or sep- arately. 1137 F. Washington. dt
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
For Rent-store & Offices

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 ONE suite of office rooms for rent in Physicians Bldg, 125 W. Monroe. Apply Dr. Ellis. Room 137 dd
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
Wanted-HeIp, Male

l forker, s5 day and board. 2 bricklayers, country, $10 day. l hoedown man, s4 and board. 1 teamster for binder. $4 day. 2 ranch teamsters, S2.50 and board l cook, $50 per week. cook, S100 month. room and board. married ranch hands. S100 mo, house and COW.
 1 ranch hand, s3 and board. 2 dfshwashers, s16 and up. milkers, SSo and board (25 cows). CENTRAL EMPLOYMENr~ AGENCY
 E Wall St. Phone 466S. It ANTED-Intelligen young man, 25 to 35, to learn ice cream making, fair salary and good opportunity to right party. Apply 333 r.. Washington.
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
Wanted, Situation, Male X

MAN and wife wants job as cook and helper, steady state particulars first letter. George Carson. Tempe. dd
 WANT CONTRACT TO CHOP l5 OR 20 ACRES CLEAN COTTON, AND PLACE TO LIVE OR PLACE TO COOK FOR FOUR HANDS. BOX 5F, REPUBLICAN. It
 YOUNG man wishes pOsA ion in store Box 99E. Republican. dg
 YOUNG man A, mechanically in clined, good education, wis ses to start at the mechanical end and learn the auto game, Who has an opening? A. 5. Carmichel. SOP w. Washington. dd
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
For Rent-Apartments

BEAUTIFUL furnished f-room and bath apartment on ear line, S50 per month, s45 per month on 4-nonth lease. Phone 4429 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
SALESMAN

An exceptional opportunity for sales man who has had experience in house to house work and not afraid to sell direct to the consumers can make $50 to s100 per week Apply 21 $. Fifth Ave dd
 WANTED-So Someone going to the coast to go with me in car. Will be very reasonable. Call 3765. It
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
Wanted-HeIp, Female 2'

TWO waitresses wanted. City Con ectionery, Tempe de
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
FOR SALE
For Sale-Fruits & Produce

GRASSES and sorghums of all kinds may be planted now. We have the cele- brated Sudan Grass and Honey Drip Sorghum. We're here to advise you. COME TO THE PHOENIX SEED Ss FEED CO, 125 E. JEFFERSON ST. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20

ONE FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH HELPER. GOOD WAGES TO ONE WHO IS WILLING TO WORK AL LISON SPRING co. 332-S4 w. ADAMS If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20

WANTED AT ONCE-Floor walk CTS. bushelmen and alteration women. Apply at korricks. Ii
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
Salesrnen Wanted

To sell the newest vet. the American auto pump. just put on the market;
 patented March 31, 192o' big money for agents. The American auto pump is not a luxury: it is a necessity to every auto owner Territory open 10 live wires. Ask for O. B. White. Room 230. Hotel Jefferson. Hours 1880 10 s.3O D. m. ds
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
E or Rent-F urnished'

LOVELY rooms and garage at 634 N. End Ave db
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
Magnificent Monument to
Lincoln Nears Completion
Largest Statue in Marble of Great Emancipation
VIII be Central Part of Stately
Pile on Patomac.

whose New York studio the marble
cutting was done. and who is now
in Washington. experimenting the
erection Of the statue in the memo
rial 10 took the services Of 20 high
class marble cutters a year and
hair 90 complete the statue The
model made by French was five feet
.u height and this model Was used
by the Picc.rillis in measuring the
proportions Of the marble.
The marble used i'm the building
was quarried from the top Of the
Rocky Mountains not far from Den
YER. Colo, at "a height OF 5000 feet
above sea level. IL is known as
Co'oradO-Yule marble. One of the
novel features OF the structure is
the roof which is made OF marble
slabs three feet by five feet and
only three-ciEhts OF an inch in thick
ness This takes the place of the
usual glass slIylight effect for light
ing purposes. II was thought that
more desirable light could be OBJ
tanned and the beauty of the build
ing enhanced at the same time by
marble But TO make the marble
serve this purpose il was necessary
TO resort 90 the unique experiment
Of boiling the slabs in huge kettles
Of white wax for 48 hours. The
result proved even more satisfac-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

According to Getuliu Piccirul in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

tory than anticipated The light
now filters through in an ideal man
ner.
steps of Granite.
The only materials used in the
construction are marble. granite
limestone. brick and concrete. All
OF the steps and platforms are made
Of pink Milford granite from Massa-
chusetts. For the interior floor and
wall base. Tennessee marble was
used
The foundation OF the memorial
is different from that OF any build
ing on this continent Il is so solid
mat all OF the soil around II could
be washed away by mighty food
and the building would still remain.
This Is due 20 the fact that the
foundations extend through the sol,
TO a depth OF two feet below bed
rock.
The view from the veranda sur
rounding the building is second 70
none in all Washington. To the east
ward the Smithsonian Institution,
New National museum, Washington
monument, Library Of Congress
and the Capitol may be plainly
seen; to the west looms Airing
ton and the Virginia hills in all
their picturesque grandeur; to the
southwark for a long distance is the
majestic Potomac leisurely winding
its course Oceanward. In other di-
rections may be seen the entire city
Of Washington.
Commands World Admiration.
When this magnificent edifce is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

wAsHTNGTON. Feb 17.-stand-
ing on the banks Of the Potomac
river and within a short distance of
the washington Monument and the
white house is the greatest and most
Beautiful monument ever erected 20
the memory Of any man. It is the
Lincoin memorial. stately pile OF
1pite marble which IS nearing COM
- ton and which viii be dedicat-
sometime this year on date 90
selected by the Lincoln Memoir
commission.
The magnificent edfce o. being
erected at a total cost Of &2.5af.000.
OF which amount $4,000 was paid
20 Daniel Chester French for the
marble statue Of Lincoln. which is
being erected in the center ~ the
building The martred president IS
portrayed seated. 10 Or said 90 ue
the largest image ever undertaken ln
marble.
or Georgia Marble.
The stone from which the statue
was carved is Georgia marble. quar-
rled from the hills Of north Geor-
gia. and consists of rs blocks total
ing Approximately 5000 cubic feet
each cubic foot OF which weighed
iu the rough. approximately 200
pounds This perfect stone was
shipped 20 New York where the
statue was completed in the studio
Of the PicciruH brothers from the
sculptor Frenchs model and from
there it was shipped 20 Washtngtou.
where % IS now being set up.
The total height Of the statue IS
- feet The statue itself is 10
feet high. while the pedestal is 10
feet high and the plynth is one foot
ln height The heroic proportions
may be appreciated when it is
known that the buttons on Lincoln S
coat measure four inches in dia-
meter. while every other feature IS
a. proportion The head of Lin
coin IS four feet high
20 Worked Is Months.
According to Getuliu Piccirllli in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
Get Some Spunk-
Don't Be A Wet Rag

Are you weak9 Many suffer from kidney
trouble without knowing the cause. Dizzi-
ness, dull headaches, throbbinR through
loins, stiffness in bending, are first symptoms
Do the right thing. Get Dodd's Kidney
Pills At any drug store. Relief Is immediate
Most sickness arises from poisonous waste
matter in the large intestine. Your Kidneys
should keep the intestines clean. IN they
don't = look out. Heed the first warning.
Get the fat, round box OF Dodd's Kidney
Pins-three DIS In the name. Refuse substi-
tutes - IL your druggist is sold out send Coo
In stamps ~ Dodd Medicine Co, Buffalo, Nj
A Mild Cathartic Diamond Dinner Pills
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
SEEK TO REHABILITATE
KINGS OWN B0OYGUAR0S

LONDON. Feb. I9.-King Georges
bodyguard. which before the war
consisted Of 200 Grenadier guards.
the pride of the regiment. averag-
ing six feet four and a half inches
in height and 211 pounds weight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
APPOINT NEW HEAD OF
BRAZIL NAVAL STAFF

RIO DE JANEIRO. Feb. 19.-
Rear Admiral Pedro Marques de
Frontin. recently director Of the
Navy War school. and who com
handed a Brazilian naval division
in European waters during the re-
cent war, has been appointed chief
Of the Brazilian naval staff. He
succeeds Admiral Gomez Pereira.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

-Heink SAYS that house
work. sweeping. moving the furni-
ture about. making beds, etc, is eN-
ccllent exercise for the woman who
would develop a constitution neces-
sary TO a vocal career.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

per man, now musters only IS such
men. An urgent appeal is being
made for 200 tall men TO make UP
the strength OF the guard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

formally opened 10 the public it viii
be found TO be OF such a character
as 10 command the admiration not
only OF all Americans but OF the
entire world Eminent persons who
have visited every foreign country
unhesitatingly make the assertion
that no similar structure can begin
10 approach the Lincoln Memorial
either in size, beauty or location.
Former President William Ho-
ward TAFT, who dug the first shovel
ful Of earth from its foundation on
Lincoln's Birthday. 1914. said OF Il:
1T is a fitting tribute 70 the ma
jesty OF the great and kindly man"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

TIE humble potato and a rashcr
OF bacon were the only edibles per
scholarship awarded BY the London
County Council And the contest
ants were not through until they
had eaten their own cooking
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
Big Opportunities for Men Keen About
Buying Good Suits and Overcoats al
Savings That Are Positive.

Maybe you don't actually need another suit or
overcoat now, but you will need a new suit this
Sprng-there medium weights here for that purpose
and you'll surely need overcoat next winter. You'll
surely onehird in either through these big
reductions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
A Special Group
 of Dining Room Furniture

In every family at this time of year it is natural to dress up the home to make the living room pleasant for the family and inviting to visitors Also to prepare the dining in anticipation of less entertainment Every thinks of the home and with several big holidays in prospect, and with the thought of dinner supper parties it gives a comforting thought that when guests invited to the dining room it is made attractive any hospitable person make it.
 There is a group of American Walnut, ten pieces with burl walnut panels all doors of buffet and serving table, and stretchers connecting the legs of all pieces. This counts for substantial construction and certain that the set will last for many yeaxs Original price was $65OOO.
 Offered at S520.00
 close neighbor to this set is group of
 Bed Room Furniture
 This is also n American Walnut and very low priced. It is only set of large line. Those who have wanted to buy furniture and have waited will do well to consider these sets They at the front of the main gallery facing the elevator. The price of this particular Walnut Set $6O9OO
 Offered at $490.00
 floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
CI)e D rO Re0Q co
Clouds Of BOlshevism
 Gathering Over Mexico
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it would be suicidal to take sides, but it would be worse than suicidal, if that is possible, to be unfair, or seem to be unfair, to labor. Enemies of the government are trying to ineite tbe working classes, and. as radicals have been preparing the way for years by incendiary agitation, the danger of serious trouble is very real.
 Representatives of the mine own CTS say that President de la Huerta owes his success ill the past in set ting labor troubles to employers who have yielded to his request that they grant concessions. That is in part true. But when they add that the president has not gained concessions from the labor unions they are in error. There have been concessions on both sides in all of the disputes settled by the present administration.
 ''As great strikes would delay and struction i'll Mexico it is the duty of all employers to do all they can to preserve industrial peace.'
 More Mine Trouble.
 The mine trouble is not confined to the coal mining districts. There are strikes. or threats of strikes, in nearly all of the mining sections. The own CTS of silver mines, like the coal oper- wages. They tell of the recent heavy drop in the price of silver and insist that they are at present running their mines at a loss in hope that an ad- vance in silver will relieve them. It is said that the coal miners strike will force 50,000 men into idle ness. Mexico today faces conditions most serious, as there are great num- bers idle and restless and ready for any sort of undertaking.
 Don Luis Cabrera, secretary of the | treasury under President Carranza, whose return to Mexico has been wig | orous1y opposed. is meeting the ex- | pectauons of those who predicted that l he would make trouble at the earliest opportunity He has written l a long 'open letter. to Dr. Cutberto Hida1go. assistant secretary of state, saying that it was the duty of the | government to discover and expose | the "secret treaty. affecting Mexico between the United States, France and Germany.
 The agitation for the quick punish ment of the assassins of President i Carranza is still being pressed as part l of the present Carranzista propa- ganda. Until recently General Ro- dolfo Herrera was chiefly blamed. | Now the names of General Francisco Murgula and General Frederick | Montes are being mentioned as re- | sponsible for Carranza's tragic end.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-10
De 3 D ReQd co
 V RasnAGIaAma AART
WHISKEY AND GIN
 OUT OF WAREHOUSES
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 A conservative estimate, however, indicated that possibly one third of the total amount of liquor thus stored, could be classified as for "personal use" within the meaning of the latest decision. If this estimate is an accurate one. it would contemplate the withdrawal of nearly $1,000,0OO,- 900 worth of liquors in the near fu- ture, reckoned on the basis of present prices.
 If official interpretations of the de- cision are made to cover withdrawals of liquor from theb onded warehouses, under warehouse certificates held by the owners, it would begin flooding wet centers with intoXicants within a comparatively brief period. The broad principle laid down by the SL- preme Court, officials pointed out, did not discriminate between bonded warehouses and commercial ware houses. It was expected that if bond ed warehouse liquor is permitted to be withdrawn, rules might be set up requiring owners to show that liquor so held was for their personal use.
 The bureau is informed that the one-third proportion of liquor for "personal use,' held in bonded ware houses, is represented by many thtu- sands of warehouse certificates dis tributed among small holders, having been bought by individuals in many instances for investment. The certift- cstes so held certify ownership, with out any further specification of the uses to be made of liquor owned. The difficulty that officials would confront would be to disprove any claims Of certificate holders that the loquot covered by their certificates is not for use -fThin- the home. Officials admit ted today that it will be almost an im- possibfe task. In brief. the burden of proof would be upon the government, in view of some legal experts.
 Spirited transactions in the buying and selling of bonded warehouse cer- tificates has resulted from the de- cision, officials were advised.