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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11
cRoix DE GuERRE COMES At
LAST FOR PHOENIX BOY

PHOENIX. Jan. AFTER having
followed him over considerable part
of Europe a croix de gueere has fin
ally caught up with the soldier for
whose bravery II has been awarded
and decorates the breast Of George c.
Harvey of Phoenix. son of Mr. and
Mrs. c. Harvey OF AZ Thomas road.
Harvey, who was a member OF 9th
marines, 18th company. was in the
drive on scissors. which started July
is. 1918 The following day he was
wounded by bit of shrapnel str.k-
ing him in he ankle. On that same
day he performed the feat for which
Marshal Petain ordered that he be
given the croix de guerre. The order
IS dated March 27. 1919. II is mum
Der 1917.
Since that date, the decoration has
been forwarded from place to place
IN Europe in the enGeavor to catch Vi
with the recipient. but without SUI
cess. Finally the decoration was seat
20 Phoenix. the home ci,y OF tne sod
ier. and was presented to Harvey by
the sergeant in charge of the marines
recruiting station here.
Following is the citation accom-
panying the croix de guerre:
"On July 1s, 1918. near vierzy,
France, he volunteered TO go vita
five comrades through heavy ma
chine gun and artillery fire to get
fresh water and food supplies whiih
were needed
George c. Harvey left Phoenix Feb.
ruary =. 1918 with the marines. going
TO Mare Island. California. Some
three months later he sailed for Eur
ope He landed in the United States
ON his return July 22, 1913
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11
GREAT MATCHES PROMISED
FOR THURSDAY CAR,

BISBEE. Jan. 7.-Returning from
the recent boxing bouts At Tucson
and Douglas. o. s. French. promo
ter. and Frank Loughrey. matchmak-
er. announced that the card for
Thursday night. January s. at the
Grand theater. practically is complete
Walter Caldwell who knocked out
Denver Jack O'Brien in the fourth
round at Albuquerque last Thursday
will arrive in Bisbee this morning 70
resume training for the main event
with Jack Rooney Rooney has been
working out hard in the past ten da! 5
and is in first-class condition. This
promises to be hard-fought contest.
Trench and Loughrey succeeded IN
signing up Dick Brenton OF Tucson.
formery OF the coast. for a bout will
Dick Cote OF Los Angeles. Both boys
nave successfully fought some OF the
top-notch feztherweights OF the coast
Battling Herrera will be seen in tn :
preliminary with Moung Critic. Her.
era won yesterday in Douglas from
Willie Luke. The result OF the las:
fight there between Herrera and Gri.
70 wasn't satisfactory in that Griffo
Fell through the ropes and injured
his ankle making i, necessary TO cal
off the event While II lasted il wss
a whirl-wind scrap. and a return Ell
gagement was requested
Also another good curtain raiser IS
being arranged for
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11
CONCENTRATING DUMP
FOR SHIPMENT

Al Godfrey and Bert Holland. two
successful leasors in the Tombstone
district have just completed the cree
tion OF a small concentrator near the
Emerald mine, for the purpose OF
running through a large dump to ex-
tract the values. and they report that
the first runs made show a good
proportion OF values in lead and sill
yer saved. which viii be sacked an
sen; 70 the smelter. The concentra-
tor has been erected at the foot o:
the dump and an automatic feed pro-
vided TO feed the screenings onto the
table, a new method Of screening the
fine rock from the coarse. having
been worked cut. which does away
with handling from the time it enters
the car TO be dumped onto the
screens until the ore IS sacked ready
for shipment. A gasoline engine pro.
pells the whole plantS and the two
men figure they can make better
than wages for the whole time they
have been al work There are thou.
sands CT tons on the dump to be run
through. which will keep them busy
.or months TO come. This is the fir ).
time the plan has been tried out or
this scale in the district and may
prove an incentive TO other ambitious
leasors. lured by the present prica
OF silver 10 turn into mcney. some
OF the dumps IN the district which
have lain for years waiting for sill
yer TO go TO price that would war
rant handling.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11
FAIR PRICE sCARD TO
MEET FRIDAY EVENING

TUCSON. Jan. Capt. c. Il. Ke.-
ton, a pioneer OF Arizona, who fo,
many years made Tucson his head
quarters. but who IS now a residen
Of Douglas. was in the city Tuesdsy
comforting with Federal Food Admin
istratCr George II. Smalley Capt.
Keiton has received his commission
from Mr. Smailey as federal inves..-
gator of prices upon the necessaries
of life for Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11
TOM eSTOkE BOY
AGAIN CHAMPION
From Wednesdays Daily


Master Lors Woolery. son OF AZ
torney l.. o. Woolery and wife OF
Tombstone has again been awarded
honors in a state championship con
test, and today received notification
from l.. S. Parks. state club leader
OF the University OF Arizona that ne
has been awarded the state cham
pionship in the Boys and Girls Pig
contest This is in addition TO the
blue ribbon won by Master Loris az
the Arizcn1 State fair last Novem-
Der when he was awarded first prize
over many competitors With the un-
iversity award he lis given the oppor-
tunity to attend the State boys and
girls club congress TO be held at tho
university on the 18th. 10th and nth
OF this month. lie notified the State
club leader today that he would al
tend. The letter notifying him of his
champions hip award follows:
January 5, 1920
Lor:s Woolery.
Dear club Member:
THIS is to officially notify you that
you have won the state champion
ship in the boys and girls pig cor
test.
This achievement. entities you to
free trip 70 the University for at
tendance at the second annual Boys
and Girls Club Congress. Jan. 1916
Il In addition TO the free trip made
possible thru the courtesy OF the Ar
IONA Bankers Association, ycu are al
so the winner of dandy gold me-
dal This medal will be awarded you
at the time OF your visit. Full in
s;ructicns for making the trip will
be forwarded to you within a day or
so. but in the meantime. will you
kindly let us know whether or no.
YOU can make the trip. This infor-
nation will be very valuable to W.
in providing Accommodations. Herein
yod viii find a self addressed enve-
lope which requires no postage
We wish 20 extend TO you our hear
lest congratulations for the distinct
ion YOU have won and sincerely hope
yoa Will not let anything interfere
in any way with your coming This
free trip. YOU understand. means that
you viii have all of your expenses
paid including railroad fare. and ev-
ery;hing fer three days stay a;
The University.
Yours very truly,
L. S. Parke
Iuh
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11
HERE'S A TIME WHEN
YOUR SERVANT is A
"MEMsER OF FAMILY

PHOENIX. Jan. 1.-Have you 4
little servant in your home?
If you have, she is officially mem
Der of your family, even though she
may not dire with you or use your
drawing room to entertain her guests
Don't be angry. No one thinks it !s
one OF your poor relations you do no;
care to acknowledge. FOR there may
be nc relationship at all, and still she
may belong to you.
According to ruling made BY the
bureau of census all persons who
dwell (that is, Sleep in a house are
members OF that family"
II you have an Indian gardener. a
negro cook, French maid. and-ye
goGs-a German chauffeur. and they
live in your home, they are members
. OF your family.
MIS-. MdyDtse tTdiS, VI tIc CcHsu US
bureau stated yesterday that all per-
sons should be particularly careful -
give the census enumerator the
names of all people living in their
home. Officials state that in the
past one of the greatest sources Of
error in the census reports has result
ed from confusion over the interpre-
tat.on of this ruling.
While Fiji and Hans may not be a
blood relative Of yours, they are
members OF your family and are en-
titled to a place in the enumerators'
sheet, along with little Willie or the
friend from Tacoma who is wintering
with you. Give the names OF everyone
in the house. and you can't go wrong.
Hunger knows no armistice. Help
banish the hunger cry Of little ones
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11
DEPORTATION TRIALS
TO START FEBRUARY 2Np.

According to an agree reached
BY counsel for the prosecution and
the defense the trials OF come 3cJ
Bisbee citizens. charged with kidnap
Ping. as the result OF the Bsbee de-
portation OF July IL. 1917. will start
on February in Tombstone, before
Judge S. L. Pattee OF Pima county.
Attorney W. l.. Burgess, chief coua-
sci for the defense. was in Tomb.
stone today. and following a confer.
eRce with County Attorney II. ~
French, who is prosecuting the Grim
.ha; the first case will be Sc, for
trial before Judge Pai;ee in Tomb
stone on February End. An AFFIDAVIT,
dsqualifying Judge A. c. Lockwood,
resident Superior Judge will be filed
on Wednesday. January 18th. accord.
ing TO the public statement TODAY.
and Judge s. L. Pat:ee OF the Super
icr court at Tucson has been agree.
upon 10 sit in the trials.
Judge Lockwood will. following the
filing OF the affidavit officially call
him TO sit in the trials. judge Lock.
wood has set the arrangement OF de.
PENDANTS for trial in Superior Ccur, 70.
Monday January 18th. when each de.
fendant will appear in cour; and an
sxer TO the complaint filed by the
county attorney entering his plea. As
there are in the neighborhood OF 30J
defendants, il is estimated this Will
take up the entire day, unless they
are entered in blanket form.
With the announcement OF the de.
finite date on the cases would be
called TO trial. the question OF when
the cases would be brought TO trial
has been Definitely settled. The de,
PENDANTS were given their prelimin
AIRY hearings early last year, and af
ter being bound over inforInations
were filed against each one by Coun
ty Attorney r. y. French Since that
time the county attorney and attor
ncys for :he defendants have been
busy obtaining depositions of witness
es from all parts OF the United States
TO be used in the jury trials which will
settle once and for all the Bisbee de-
portation.
Tomorrow in the Superior court the
drawing of the trial jury lists for the
year 1920 will take place and an.iei
pating that the trial OF. the deporta
tion cases may take every available
juror in the county. Judge Lockwood
will cause TO be drawn from the box
every eligible juror in the county
numbering some 1900. With such a
panel to draw from, il is not consi
dered probable that the supply OF
Jurors will be exhausted. although il
Is matter of common hnowledg1
that II will be hard matter 10 pick
a jury for the cases, since many have
formed opinions.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11
U. S. PRISONERS TO
FORT LEAvENWORTH

PHOENIX, Jan. Joseph p. D.l-
Ion. United States marshal, is in Tue
son making arrangements to take
IS to 20 prisoners to Leavenwortn.
The marshal will leave here on Wed
nesday for the federal prison, having
in iustody United States prisoners
from this point, in addition to those
convicted during the recent Tucson
and Globe terms of the federal cour:.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11

The voice of a child somewhere in
the Near East is calling out to Ari-
zona today Il am hungry-hungry.' -
Can you resist that cry?
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-11

Hunger knows no armistIce. Help
Danish the hunger cry Of little ones
in the Near East
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27

Lloyd George says. THE most i'm
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publication in the United States has
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But the way IL does II is the thing.
Its plan Is 10 bring every week into
the home a rich feast OF the best
things 10 read, gathered from the nm
est sources only-and for all ages.
IL crowds out the cheap and infer
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OF every Issue creates an atmosphere
OF home and family and national life.
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~. facts and fun for all hands. Sub
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OF Sons OF Liberty, the 10~week serial
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And here Is a combination OF read
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27

Dave Mendelson, who Is on the
committee OF the Louis Bowman Post
appointed for the purpose OF promot-
ing base ball the coming summer,
says that he has full team lined up
with the exception OF pitchers. The
talent in both Alpha and Crystal Falls
is being drawn upon TO iill the team.
Pitchers will be forthcoming. When
the season nears the old time fans in
Crystal Falls who have been dormant
in the base ball line will come too a.
gain and rally to the support Of the
fans in Alpha. We're sure OF good
base ball team this ummer.
One third OF the games will be
played here and two thirds in Crystal
Falls so that both places will reap
the benefit OF the new arrangement.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27
First March 81. Last April 10. 1920
Proposed Rock Crushing Plant

Sealed proposals will be received nj
the Office OF the Iron County Road
Commission, Court House, Crystal
Falls, Michigan. April 18th, 1920, 1880
p. m. at which time and place they
will be opened for furnishing the Iron
County Road Commission with the fol-
lowing:
One Stationary Rock Crushing Plant
Of following specifications:
1, Rock 20 be crushed. Trap.
2. Tons TO be crushed per nine hour
day. ESQ to 800 tons.
Two Unit Crusher Maganese
Jaws
3. Rock 10 be screened into four
sizes.
4. Sizes 3 1-2 in, l-2 in. l-2 in
and "a in; the "a size TO be provid-
ed with dust jacket.
5. Storage capacity of bin. 500 tons
and OF fir timber.
8. Bin 10 be OF timbers with steel
lining.
z. Storage bin TO deliver rock into
railway cars, also 10 be provided with
sides chutes so as 10 be able 10 load
wagons or trucks.
y. AhoNk W bt lEOlu uiull u
primary crusher by gravity.
9. To be driven electrically. Pow
err voltage 2.200, phase and 60 cy-
Giles.
10. Entire plant TO be set on a con-
crete foundation and on comparative
~ level ground requiring a little
grading.
IL. Plans and specifications 10 be
Submitted with bid.
~ Plant 10 be delivered and in
stalled ready for operation on the
County Road Commissions property
not later than June 10th, 1920.
13. The county OF Iron is exempt
from paying transportation war tax
and bidders will exclude this item
from their proposals.
IA. Bidders will deposit in a separ-
ate envelop a certified check or bond
for ten per cent OF the amount of their
bid, payable 10 the Chairman, Iron
County Road Commission, which will
be forfeited upon failure OF success
full bidder TO enter into contract with
in ten days notice of award OF con-
tract.
15 Approved Surety Company bonds
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27
Alp h a Departm e MT


Mr.. Carl Nelson has succeeded Frof
Bishop In the leadership OF the True
Blues.
Prof. A. K. Bishop will nil the pulpit
In the Alpha Community church next
Sunday evening. the topic for his dis
course being, Americas Needs"
The first pre- declamatory contest
took place in the 9Th grade during the
week and II proved very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gill went TO
Chicago last Saturday for short Wis
IT,
Harry Anderson. Reginald Bengry.
Vic Johnson and Fred olin went to
Crystal Falls last Monday night to at
tend the Masonic lodge meeting. They
decided to walk home after the meet
ing and report says that Olin was rear
guard all the way.
Misses Mary and Carmilita Camponi
were visitors at Crystal Falls last
Thursday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27

running 10 County OF Iron and TO the
State OF Michigan. must be furnished
by the bidder whose tender Is accept
ed in the full amount OF the contract
price, conditioned on the full and
faithful performance OF HIS part or the
contract
The County Road Commission re-
serves the right to reject any or all
proposals.
III. r. LARSON.
County Road Engineer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27

4
Cooper, a girl
| --O----
Supervisor w. ]. Perkins went tc
the copper country last Thursday OF
a business mission,
DR.. Edwards was a visitor at Iron
Mountain last Wednesday.
George Lambert has taken a place
as assistant butcher in the Olin meat
market.
Miss Rosetta ArgaIl Is home from
the hospital at Crystal Falls where
she recently underwent an operation
Mrs. f. +. Olin was a visitor at
Florence last Wednesday
Mrs. Charles Kazilek was visitor
at Crystal Falls last Tuesday.
Mr.. Dan Dawson OF Crystal Falls
is running the barber shop in the AL
pha hotel this week.
Mr. Conrad Rosendale who has been
book keeper at the Balkan office for
a long time was transferred to Amasa
where he takes the position made va
cant by the resignation of Chris Rowe
from the Warner mine Office force.
A meeting of the Thomas Farrell
Post was held on Tuesday evening at
which good time was had.
Mr. r. c. Bradley who now resides
in Crystal Falls was visitor in Alpha
during the week. Mr.. Bradley has
charge OF the woods operations for the
Kiel woodenware Co.
Rev. Bickford OF Crystal Falls
preached at the Alpha Community
church last Sunday night
Miss Charlotte Peterson visited
friends at Crystal Falls during the
week.
Mr.. Ed Skinner. formerly OF the
Judson Office force, was operated upon
at the Darling hospital last Monday.
Miss Howell OF Florence is in Alpha
this week.
Mrs. o. B. Johnson and Mrs. DIR. J.
p. Edwards were Crystal Falls visit
ors last Monday.
Madames Paul Holmout and r. p.
Trudell were visitors at Iron Noun
tain last Tuesday
Cashier veeser OF the Alpha Nat
ional bank was visitor at Iron River
last Thursday.
Misses Ruth Meyer and Alice Dover.
members OF the Porter school teach
ing force visited at Vulcan over Sun
day.
Mr.. Leslie OF the Crystal Falls Mot
or Co. was the FIRST to get through
from Crystal Falls to Alpha with an
automobile this season.
Knud Nelson OF Crystal Falls was
visitor in Alpha during the week.
Miss Helen Gieson has resigned her
position In the Dunn school because
of the illness and death OF her moth
err Miss Gieson has taught in the
Mastodon township schools for three
years and has made an excellent rec
ord.
The position In the Dunn school
made vacant by Miss Gieson's resig-
! nation Is being filled by Mrs. Hazel
Hartman Of the Dunn location.
The basket social and community
entertainment at the Buck Lake
school last Friday was attended by a
large number OF Alpha people. The
success Of the affair may be judged
from the fact that over $40 were TAX
en- in all OF which will 20 towards
buying furnishings for the school
house.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Moore went TO
Crystal Falle THURSDAY on business.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dufy were Crys-
tai Falls visitors last Thsrnuyad TIN
tai Falls visitors last Thursday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27

Fer Sale:-Steel range with water
heater and duplex CRATES. price $500,
Inquire at this Office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Arcand, a girl.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Cooper, girl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27
To the Electors Of Iron County.

| am a candidate for sheriff OF this
county and will appreciate any as
sistance given me-
IRVING II. JACKSON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27
Economy and Responsiveness

mi that Is gu q IA o your demands
Is
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27

Supervisor w. ]. Perkins went tc
the copper country last Thursday or
a business mission,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-03-27
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Beauty of Design


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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-03-26
Home News

Flint Glass Official Visits Newark
H. H. Cook, assistant international
secretary of the American Flint
Glass Workers Union, was in Newark
last week on official business.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-03-26
ASSOCIATION
BLUE LAWS AT DENISON

The spirit of unrest and social up
heaval permeating the universe has
at last appeared in our midst, yea,
even within the confines of our beauti-
ful and progressive suburb, that seat
of wisdom, euridition and godliness
known and designated on the map as
Granville. The truth of this asser-
ton is shown by the fact that the
puritanical, kill-joy policy pursued by
the faculty of Denlson University does
not meet with universal appreciation
among the student body as evidenced
by a copy of 'The Pasquine," newsy
little anonymous sheet whose parent
age is unknown, which has been
brought to our attention. The ladies
and gentlemen who honor this illus
trious institution of learning with
their presence bitterly and justly OBJ
iect to the order prohibiting peace
able gatherings for the purpose OF
enjoying terpsechorean pleasures;
neither uOGS LlLC 4lCAlO4 pS SbSAAA3
with its spies and pussy-footed
sleuths please the honest students
who claim that everyone is watched
no matter how honorable and con-
scientious they are. After digesting
the views of the "progressives" as
expressed in "The Pasquine," one is
led ask if the highbrows who run
the engine of knowledge in our
neighboring classic village are not
perhaps too severe in their efforts to
subdue the youthful exuberance of the
coming generation entrusted to their
care, and also to wonder if these self
righteous and all-wise gentlemen ever
remember that they were once boys
themselves and once upon a time no
doubt INDUCED in some of the devillsh
deeds now under the ban-or perhaps
something ten times worse.-"Phys-
ician, heal thyself."