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TRZECI MAJ.

w tym dnfu chwa}y, kt6ry
rok rocznie z najwieksza OBJ
chodzony bywa uroczystoScia,
w 6w dzieh, pamietny, ku kt6-
lemu wsr6d upokorzenia uiarz-
mionego- ludu, spogladaliSmy
jak podr6znik spragniony ozy-
wczej krynicznej woody, wpa-
truje sic W daleki lSniacy Ian
zielonosci, zaSytajmy sic, co
nam wypada uczynic, ably GO
dnie uczcic wielki dzieh odro-
dzenia, gdW takim jest bez wa
tpienia dzieh 3go maja. Jest to
dzieh szlachetnego czynu, jak
Swiecaca ma naszej dziejowei
karcie, gwiazda przewodnia,
ktorej promienie szeroko da-
'eko rozniosly swiatIo wscho-
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KONSTYTUCYA 3go MAJA.

Siohce wstalo wczesnym ran
klein owego dnia pamietnego,
temu jeden caly wick przeszlo
cwierc wieku, opromieniajac
aureola chwaly Gala polska kra-
inc. A byI to -kraj nieszczesli-
wy, szarpany ma zewnatrz we
wnatrz. Buta szlachecka, pod
zegana przez zdradzieckich sa-
shadow, zniewieSciaiy kr6l, ule-
gajacy wp1ywowi carycy rosyj-
skiej Katarzyny, przedstawia-
ly trudne do rozwiazania pro-
blematy. Jednak duch narodu,
kt6ry poSr6d Scierajacych sic
fakcyi, zachoWal przeWOdnia
mySl wolnoSci i sprawiedliWe-
go rzsylu, ja1o jedynej ostoi
pomy5lnosci pahstwowej, party
niepowstrzymana fala miloSci
Ojczyzny, zerwaf sic, jak wi
cher, ably rozgromiG gromadza-
ce sic chmury. TAX powstala
w Bate Konfederacya Barska,
kt6rej naczelnictwo oddane 20
stalo J6ZefOwi Pulawskiemu,
staroscie Wareckiemu; Geese
wojsk koronnych polaczyla sic
w6wczas z konfederatami, kt6-
rzy zaprzysiegli bronic niepod-
leglo$ci ojczyzny.
Ably lepiej zrozumiec pre-
bieg wypadk6w, cofnijmy sic
mysla do czas6w ostatniego
Sas6w, Augusta IIIgo. Zazna-
czamy re smutkiem panujace
og6lne rozpZeienie, spowodo-
wane nieudolnoScia obojetno-
Scia, W postepowaniu obcego ma
rodowi, elekcyjnem prawem ma
rzuconego kr6la, kt6ry siedzac
po wiekszej czesci w miTszej
mu Saksonii, oddal rz9dy Pol
ski swym ulubiehcom, n ci roz-
mySlnie szerzac nielad, zbierali
obfite dla siebie lupy. COZ dzi-
wnego, ze w takim stanie roz-
stroju, obc yak szarahcza "a
czeli W nieszczesliwym kraju
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-05-06
- VITAL TR&ECI MAJ. ===

dzacej wolnoSci i bIogich ma
dziei.
Do czynu wiec, Polska ko-
bieto!
-. Czcze wyrazy, marzycielst-
wo, ME doprowadza mas do po-
zadanego celu, ale czyn chocby
najsromotniejszy, ten tylko "a
wazy ma szali prawdziwej zasiu
gi. Kazda mas wedlug mozno-
Sci swej, niechaj dorzuci cegief-
ke, budowa spolecznych "a
dan podnosic sic bedzie. Ia
cznijmy blisko siebie, spelnia-
JAG tie przystepne nam obowia-
Xxi, potem siegniemy dalej.
Siostry Zwiazku Polek, czy ME
jest droga sercu Waszemu or
ganizacyjna praca naszego ze-
spolu - ably sic rozwijaia i
wzrastala coraz Iecej.
Ably vice uczcic ten wielki
dzien 3go Maja, podw6jmy ma
sze usilowania, ME danny sic
nikomu wyprzedzic w chwale-
bnym czynie budowania naszej
kobiecej organizacyi, kt6rej
pozytek stwierdzonym juz 70
stall ma rozmaitych polach
naszej dzialalnoSci, a uznanie
ME skapa miara wymierzonem
nam bylo, lecz szczodrze i hoj-
ME. Wolny wstep jest jeszcze
w pe1nym biegu - lecz ME
zwlekajcie, kandydatki do lat
80 maja przywilej wolnego
wstcpu, korzystajmy niego.
To ogTaniczenie ME powinno
wstrzymywac starsze handy
datki, rozwazmy dobrze wszy-
stkie korzySci: umiarkowana o.
plate, wsZelka pewno$e i gwa-
rancya, a Zwi. Polek wypcfni
swe zobowiazania, pomoc 8io-
strzana W razie choroby, sp6j-
ME duchowa, lacznosG narodo-
wa, towarzyska rozrywkQ, roZ-
sadna porade w razie potgzeby,
daznosci osSiatowe - i pocie-
che w chwilach niedoli - sio-
wem serdecznem a szlachet-
nym czynem w miarq mozno-
Sci.
Gdyby kazda z mas przyspo-
rzyla jedna tylko czlonkinie
podczas wolnego wstepu, po-
myslcie, drogie Siostry, lie by
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grasowac, ME bylo tn mowy 0
neutralnoSci panstwowej lub
prawie miedzynarodowem.
Moskale swobodnie przez u
kraine przeciagali ma Turk6w,
przez Wielkopolske ma Fryde-
ryka IIgo, zabierajac grabiac
po drodze co sic daIo, a Fryde-
ryk pruski do tego nawet po-
sunai sic stopnia, il porywal
rekruta u Polak6w i bill we
WrocIawiu falszywa monete,
zalewajac MIA Polske, przy po-
mocy chciwego a z pod prawa
krajowego wyiamujacego sic
polskiego zyda.
Katwo wiec wytlumaczyc So
bic MONA wtargniecie wojsk
moskiewskich po smierci Au-
gusta IIIgo Saskiego, ma sejm
konwokacyjny do Warszawy,
jal1otez przewage partyi Gar
toryskich, kt6ra niestety GU
diego oredownictwa sZukala |
wyb6r ma krola pod groza To-
syjskich bagnet6w, ulubiehca
carycy Katarzyny, Stanislawa
Poniatowskiego, kt0ry przy-
bral naive Stanis}awa Augu-
sta, dnia 25 listopada, 1854 I.
Teraz ma dobre rozpocZela
sic obca zgubna gOspodarka.
dazaca do upadku PolslIi. Gar
toryscy, kt6rzy chcieli powiek-
szyc wojsko i inne zaprowadzic
zmiany, musieli ustapic. Rep
min, wydelegowany posel cary
cy, szerzyl gwalty, a tajem-
nem knowaniem usiiowal "a
trzymac okupacyjne rOsyjskie
woisko w Polsce pod pretek-
stem, re Polacy pragna opielli
moskiewskiej. Pod przemOca
bagnet0w obrano posl6w ma
sic odbyt Seim, a gdy
Biskup krakowski, Soltyk, "a
PROFESSIONAL tym gwaltom, 10
stall wraz Z kilku innymi uwic-
ziony ma Sybir wysIany.
W6wczas przeraieni posIo-
vie zgodzili sic ma przedlozone
projekta, miedzy innymi / ma
hahbiaca sromotna uchwale,
godzaca w samo SERGE Polski,
ma mocy kt6rej carowa miala
prawo zmieniac uchwaly sei-
move, a swe wlasne przepro-
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mas bylo. Uczcijmy trzeci Mai
zwerbowaniem tel jednej,
zwyciestwo bedzie nasze.
Wzrosniemy w size dla po-
zytku wlasnego og6lnego.
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25

eldest of eight children. His father,
George T.. Harding, Was II country doc
tor whose furahCAls tfme from Scot
land. Before going to Ohio the Har-
dingS We're residents of PENNSYLVANIA,
where some of thcm were massacred
by Indians. Others fought in the Rev
olutiUnary war The mother of War.
rem Mrs. Phoebe Dickcrson, was de-
ScCudcd from an Old-timc Holland
pulcll.f family, the Van Kinks.
In his youth Warren Harding lived
the life Of n farmer boy, attending the
village school until II years of age.
when he entered Ohio Central College
of Iberia from which he was gradu-
ated. AS editor of The college paper
he first displayed talent for Journal
ism. lie was obliged 10 stop school
now and then and earn the money
With which to pursue his college
course. AT one time he cut corn, at
another painted barns, and at still an
other drove team and helped to grade
the rOadbcd of new railway. At IA
he taught II district school aud played
Il horn In the village brass band.
At odd times he worked In the viii
lage printing office, Ia time becoming
an expert typeSettcr and later - limo
type operator. He is Il practical press
man and II job printer, and as n make
up man" Is said To have few equals.
The luck piece he has carried as u
senator is the old printers rule he
used when he was sticking type.
In 1884 DR.. Harding moved his fam
lily to Marion. A short time aftcrward
the father purchased for Warren Har-
&i2G "J'bp Star" then small paper
On the paper Warren Harding per
formed every function from devil TO
managing editor. All the years the
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25

ers on the early ballOting, also went
steadily down hill
Entering the convention as Il Gait
didate distinctly OF the dark horse
class Senator Harding got only O.
votes on the first ballot, and on the
second he dropped to 56
When the convention adiomned nj
lhe end Of the fourth ballot he had 81.
In all-night conferences among the
party chiefs, however, he was men
toned many times as the most likely
tp break the nomination deadlock
should neither Wood, LOwden nor
Johnson take commanding lead
They all failed to do so. Wood and
Lowdep running II neck-anG-neck race
for the leadership ON four ballots,
while the strength of the California
candidate dwindled steadily.
Meantime Harding pushed his total
TO 1873, individual delegates from many
states swinging TO him from the col.
Hmns of the leaders and of their fa-
vorite sons. Johnson managers, fear
ing landslide was impending. then
made last play TO save the fortunes
of their candidate. They moved to re-
cess for Il couple of hours in order to
take an inventory and seek new
combination.
The Wood and LOwden forces, both
virtually at the peak of their strength
and dlshcartened at the long string of
ballots without material gains, fell in
with the recess plan and the conven.
ton adopted II.
In the dramatic succession of con
rCrences that followed, the fate of the
candidates virtually was sealed. SonE
( the Wood and Lowden managers
led Intellectually for an agreement
'hlch would hold their delegates in
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25
BIG BOXING EVENT

The Stafford Athletic Associs :
ton will present an attractive
card for its Big Boxing Event on
July 9Th. celebration of lnde-
pendence Day, at the Liberty
Theatre. Pete Cross. of III Paso.
and Kid Bernard. of St. Louis,
are matched for ten rounds. at
112 pounds. There will be sew
eral good preliminaries and an
orchestra will enliven the occa-
sion with the latest popular music.
The program starts promptly at
500 p. m.
Prices = General admission,
81. 25; reserved seats. So. 90; ring
side seats. $500. Tickets on sale
at Crandall's Pharmacy. 20-2t
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25
lowden Released Delegates.

Chicago, uf u deadlock. which
he believed would prove detrimental
to his party, caused Governor Frank O.
Lowdcn to release his delegates on the
convention floor, According to q state.
ment made by him Governor Lowden
said.
After the elgSh ballot, upon which
I received n plurality of all votes cast,
II was represented 10 me that the dele.
gates We're becoming rCsrNe under tho
delay Fearing a protructed deadlock,
which believe would have been detri-
mental 10 the interests of the country,
decided to release all delegates and
advised them to use their hest iudg-
mcnt as TO whom they should support.
"For the friendships formed during
this co npaign and for the loyal sup
port of so many fine patriotic men and
women, / shall never ccnS,' 20 hr grnta
full"
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

An examination for the position
of clerk (male and female) in the
post Office will be held in this
town on July 3, 1920.
Applicants must be citizens Of
the United States, between the
ages of 18 and 45 years, on the
date of the examination.
Applicants must be physically
sound and male applicants must
be not less than 5 feet 4 inches in
height in bare feet and weigh
not less than lbs pounds without
overcoat or hat.
Age and height and weight re-
quirements are waived in the
case of honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors and marines.
For application blanks and
furthur information relative to
this examination address
LOCAL SECRETARY,
Civil Service Examiners, Forest
Office, Stafford, Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25

ticket before rhc first roll call had
gone two,thirds of its length. Again it
was PENNSYLVANIA which furnished ths
winning votes.
Governor Coolidge got 67i votes to
TAG for Senator LenrOot and 6S for
Governor Allen Of Kansas. Several
others got scattering support without
being placed formally in nomination,
The result was greeted with another
demonstration and there was renewed
cheering II few minutes later when the
tired delegates were told their work
was done. II was early evening by The
!ime adjournment was reached hut he.
fore midnight hundreds had checked
out and were, ON their way.
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25

line and kill off the Harding boom.
Some tried 70 get a Wood-Lowden-
Johnson agreement TO adjourn I'LL Mon
day without making a domination.
There also was conference he
tween Johnson and Harding support
ers in which the Ohioan's supporters
tried without success to have the re-
manning johnson strength swung to
Harding.
1t was the parley between the. Har-
ding and Lowden men, however, which
apparently bore the most fruit when
the balloting began again.
Lowden at the end OF the ninth had
only 121 votes left out Of the 3OT with
which he ended the eighth, and Gen
eral Woods strength had fallen from
100 on the eighth to 249 on The ninth.
Johnson dropped from 81 10 81
As the tenth roll calf began dele
gates quit Lowden, Wood and johnson
right and left. and the big hall was in
almost continuous applause aS state
after state announced accession 81 the
Harding standard.
1t WAS reserved for Pennsylvania TO
add the crowning touch of enthusiasm.
When the keystone state was reached
the Ohio senator needed thrty-two
votes TO nominate him and PcnnSyl-
vunia gave him sixty.
II was Governor Sproul, himself, The
candidate of his state on every pre-
ceding ballot and mentioned many
times as possible dark horse to break
the deadlock, who announced the big
Pennsylvania vote for Harding.
Entering the Coliseum floor for the
first time since the ballotng began.
he made his way to the Pennsylvania
standard, and, amid cheers. rnieascd
the delegates from longer supporting
him. Then he took Il poll. got the
floor and threw In the winning Har-
ding votes.
A demonstration Of several minutes
followed, most of the delegates and
spectators standing and cheering while.
procession carrying,larg pictures OF
the candidate and standards OF some
of the states that SUPPORTED him took
up its march around the hall.
Bur 1t was tool tired convention
after the gruellng excitement of two
sweltering days Of bnlloting to long
keep up such demonstration.
Harding Was Printer.
Warren q. Harding has ulways been
resident of Ohio, which state he has
represented as United States senator,
since 1914. IN private business life
he is publisher OF the Marion. Ohio,
Star.
He was born on farm near the
village Of Blooming Grove. Morrow
County, Ohio, November ., 1865, the
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25
HOMESTEADERs! ATTENTION!

People who have homesteadedl
lands. which will come under
the proposed high line canal.
should see j. w. Greenhalgh. at
his office on Main street form
erly occupied by the Arizona
Music Coz. and list their lands.
The fees win be 35 cents per acre.
This pays for several years.
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25

Central, No. 10
|. M. Alfred, Inspector.
James Smith, Judge.
H. L. Norton, Judge.
l.. A. Adams, Clerk.
Frank Cluff, Clerk.
Homer M. Tate, Marshal,
Polling Place, Church House.
Geronimo, No. 16--
S. B. Hinton. Inspector.
S. j. Curtis, Judge.
j. N. Holyoak, Judge.
f. w. Black, Clerk.
K. S. Knowles, Clerk.
j. B. Blessing, Marshal.
Polling Place, McBeath Dance
Hall.
Bryce, No. II
Geo. 0. Peck. Inspector.
G. A. Bryce, Judge.
Tom Mcclure, Judge.
K. d. Lamoreaux, Clerk.
Roy A. Hopes, Clerk.
H. B. Bryce. Marshal.
Polling Place, School House.
Galiuro. No. l8--
H. w. Nichols. Inspector.
N. 0. Tenny, Judge.
J. I. Bird. Judge.
Raymond Brock, Clerk.
W. ID. Spear, Clerk.
w. q. Wear, Marshal.
Polling Place, Oak Creek School
House.
Columbine, No. 19-
Geo. A. Quilting, Inspector.
Geo. f, Martini, Judge,
Theodore Eder, Judge.
3. 6. BENNY, Clerk.
N. G. Wells, Clerk.
H. V. Nelson, Marshal.
Polling Place, Mill Office.
Redland, No. 20
Eugene Curtis. Inspector.
Alex Layton, Judge.
j. w. Blazzard, Judge.
j. 6. Hatch, Clerk.
w. H. Roach, Clerk.
+. Z. Bryce, Marshal.
Polling Place, School House.
The reports of the various
county and precinct officials for
the month of May, 1920, were
reported checked by the clerk
and were approved by the board.
The board ordered the county
treasurer to set aside from the
expense fund the sum of $250.OO,
the estimated expense of the
sheriff's Office for the month of
June. 1920.
State road claims, No. 454l,
for the sum of STATS. and No.
4224, for the sum of S32. So, were
approved by a unanimous vote
of the board.
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25
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DIED

In New York City alone from kid.
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become q victim by
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taking
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25
THE JAZZ BAND

The Stafford Jazz Band will
participate in the big parade. In
dependence Day. July 5th.
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25

'EQWln MOODY, Judge.
Ed Carpenter. Clerk.
Don Curtis, Clerk.
Ammon Curtis, Marshal.
Polling Place, School House.
Selomonville, No. g.
]. |. Massey, Inspector.
L. w. Layton. Judge.
Ed Gillespie, Judge.
Mrs. w. A. Wilson. Clerk.
A. E. Welker, Clerk.
w. F. Tidwell, Marshal.
Polling Place. Church House.
Pima, No. c.
William Follett, Inspector.
Alfred Rhoner, Judge.
Don Mcbride, Judge.
Mrs. Laura Taylor. Clerk.
Homer Shrewsbury, Clerk.
Chas. Rogers, Marshal.
Polling Place, Pavilion.
Fort Thomas, No. Z
Lloyd Willis, Inspector.
S. E. Reynolds, Judge.
J. Y. Lee, Judge.
Willie Tyler, Clerk.
G. N. Higgins, Clerk.
Edgar H. Chesley, Marshal.
Polling Place, Dance Hall.
Bonita, No. s.
> J. R. Boyle, Inspector.
j. X. Shrode, Judge.
John Kennedy. Judge.
Fred Wood, Clerk.
Mark DuBoise, Clerk.
A. J. Mills, Marshal.
Polling Place, Bonita Store.
Klondyke, No. g.
Dan Rotten. Inspector.
Wiley M. Morgan, Judge.
d. w. Wilson, Judge.
A. G. Dowdle, Clerk.
James Quinn. Clerk.
John F. Greenwood. Marshal.
Polling Place. School House.
irtesia. No. 10
Heber Higgins, Inspector.
A. A. Alfred, Judge.
Buck Cash, Judge.
j. B. Evans, Clerk.
Burrell Hildreth. Clerk.
S. S. Gish. Marshal.
Polling Place. School House.
Lompoc, No. IL
G. L. Monzingo, Inspector.
w. A. Banks, Judge.
Harry Collins. Judge.
Alex Monzingo, Clerk.
H. L. Thomas, Clerk.
H. M. Estes, Marshal.
Polling Place, School House.
Thatcher, No. IL
j. M. Moody, Inspector.
Geo. A. Hopes, Judge.
Sonora Allen, Judge.
Evans Coleman, Clerk.
ID. d. Phillips, Clerk.
.. M. Allen, Marshal.
Polling Place, Amusement Hall.
Eden, No. l3---
Frank Fuller, Inspector.
H. G. Kimball, Judge.
j. V. Pace, Judge.
Asa Kempton, Clerk.
Thos. Fuller, Clerk.
Alfred Plumb, Marshal.
Polling Place, Dance Hall.
Stanley, No. ID
Abe l.. Reid, Inspector,
G. M. Allison, Judge.
j. h. Ortego, Judge,
Fritz Wolf, Clerk.
Geo. w. Sanford, Marshal.
Polling Place, Fritz Wolf Resi-
dence,
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25
Governor Of Massachusetts, Who Wa,
Nominated on the Republican
Ticket at Chicago for
Vice President.

senator has owned it there has never
been strike or Il threatened one.
Senator Harding is closely identified
with many other large business enter.
priScs in Marion and other parts OF
the state. He is director Of Il bank
and several large manufacturing plants
and is. Il trustee of the Trinity lap
tist church.
Mr.. Harding has twice represented
the Thirteenth Senatorial District of
Ohio in the state legislature and served
one term as lieutenant governor. At
the 1914 election Harding was elected
United States spiuror by majority
of more than 100000, r,Inhing T30OO
ahead of the next highest on the
ticket. In the Senate he is Il member
of the committee on, foreign relations.
Senator Harding married Miss Flor.
ence King IN 1891,
Coolidge FOR Vice Presidency.
The plan 10 nominate Senator Lenroot
for the vice presidency had the back.
ing Of many of The men who had helped
Harding over, but the name of Cover.
nor Coolidge stirred the delegates and
galleries to repeated cheering and he
was swept into second place on the
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Continued from Last Week
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25
United States Senator From Ohio,
Who Was the Successful candi-
date for Presidential Nonr-
ination at Chicago.

ChlcagO.-The totals on the tenth
ballot, on which Senator Warren G.
Harding was nominated for president
by the Republican, convention, follows
Wood, 1866 LOwdeu, II; Johnson,
30 40: Harding, CO. Ii: Coolidge, 3;
Hoover, o 1-2; Butler, .; Knox, l Mis-
cellancous, 2S; Lenroot, /; Hays, /;
Lniollcttc, ~. This Is Us far as the
voting got when pandenonium broke
loose and prevented completion of the
official roll call.
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25

Chicago, Ill.--Waren G. Harding,
United States senator from Ohio, was
nominated for the presidency by the
Republican national convention after n
deadlock which lasted for nine ballots
and which finally forced out of run
ming all the original favorltes. AS his
running mate, the convention named
Gov. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts,
upsettlng Il plan Of n combination of
the Harding hackers TO nominate for
the place Senator Irvine L. Lenroot of
Wisconsin. The collapse of the forces
of Gov. Frank o. Lowden and their
transfer in large part to Senator Har.
'tllng put the Ohio candidate over. Gen
cral Wood lost heavily, however, when
the Harding drift began. and Senator
johnson, the third of the trio of lead
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25

Continued on Page Four.)
Graham guardian., 1920-06-25

The county school superintend-
ent having reported to the Board
of Supervisors that he had sus-
pended Watson School District,
No. 8; Lompoc School District,
No. so, and Goodman School Dis
trict, No. 81, on account of the
average daily attendance being
less than eight pupils between
the ages of six and twenty-one
years. for the period of three
months during the school year.
The Board of Supervisors, upon
receiving the said report does,
by motion, duly put and carried,
declare the said districts lapsed,
and does attach the territory of
Watson School District, No. 3,
and Lompoc School District, No.
so, to the Bonita School District,
No. 16; and does attach the ter
ritory of Goodman School Dis
trict, No. 81. to the Ft. Thomas
School District, No. Z.
In pursuance of Paragraph
2917, of the Revised Statutes of
Arizona, 1913. the boards of elec-
tion of the various precincts of
Graham county, to act at the
Primary Election for the year
1920 and the pollinp places in the
several precincts of said county
for said elections, are hereby APP
pointed and named as follows,
to-wit: