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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-07
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NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM
AT THORLEY THEATRE

Monday-Mitchell Lewis in "The
Last of His People" One reel comedy.
Tuesday-Five reel Goldwyn fea-
ture and two reel western play.
Wednesday-Bert Lytell in "The
Right of Way"
Thursday-Five reel feature and
the third episode Dare Devil Jack"
Friday-Elsie Ferguson in "Under
the Greenwood Tree" and a comic
cartoon.
Saturday-Charles Ray in "String
Beans" two reel comedy.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-07

Cashier r. H. Barton of the First
National Bank of Beaver was noticed
in town yesterday.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-07

II Charley See. now with the
champion Cincinnati Reds. does
not make good in the big league
he can never blame fortune for
mot giving him chance"
Bought from the Buffalo club for
$4,000, See went to the Reds at
the same time Duncan, regular
outfielder. came from Birming-
ham. Both tried for the outfield
post. Duncan winning out. See
started in the game as pitcher.
then switched to the outfleld. Now
Manager Moran OF the Reds may
try him In the box again.
The border vidette., 1920-10-16
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
 AT PRIVATE SALE.

In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz.
 In the matter of the estate of George w. Dunbar, deceased.
 Notice Is Hereby Given, that in pursuance of an order of the Supe- Iior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz, made on the 1st day of Oc- tober, 1920, Tn the matter of the estate of George w. Dunbar, de- ceased, the undersigned. the ad- ministratrix of said estate will sell at private sale to the highest bid der on the 18th day of October, 1920, at ten o'clock a. m., on or after which day the sale will be made, subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, at 2194 Nor ley Avenue, Nogales. Arizona, here offers or bids will be received, the following described real property, towit:
 Lot numbered one CD, in block numbered one hundred and three 0O3). northern addition to the town of Nogales, Arizona, accord ing to the official map and plat made and executed by Charles E. Perkins and approved by the May or and Common Council of said town of Nogales on the 1st day of May. 1905, and of record in the County Recorders office of Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
 Terms: Cash. All offers or bids must be in writing.
 JESSIE DUNBAR,
 Administratrix of the estate of George w. Dunbar, deceased.
 Dated October 1st, 1920. St.
The border vidette., 1920-10-16

Attorney, MT. Trippel has re- ceived favorable comment from the businessmen in the city, who are openly endorsing him to the position he is so eminently fitted. The course pursued, by Acting County Attorney Trippel in the matter of the collection of delinquent county taxes, has gained for him the admiration of every tax payer within the con- fines of Santa Cruz county. If we judge the future by the past, the election of MT. Trippel will result in completely extermiuat- ing the Tax Dodgers" of this county, and this achievement will be vigorously applauded by ali tax payers residing in Santa Cruz.
 h Septem Der Of last year, MT. Trippel was married to one of Nogales' most popular native daughters. He has served an enlistment in the Arizona Ma. tional Guard and during the World War, waived two exemp- tions in his questionaire and re. sponded to the call of arms.
 MT. Trippel has never before sought an elective office; he is known by his host of friends to be conscientious and tireless worker. He is a tax payer, hay ing recently acquired a home on Crawford street, of this city. He pledges to the electorate of Santa Cruz county, an econo- mical, impartial, efficient, az gressive, effective and fearless administration.
The border vidette., 1920-10-16
HON. NIT slMMs.

Nit Simms, Democratic nomi- nee for the governorship, came to Arizona 9 years ago. For of the Arizona Copper company at Clifton, and then, through persistent efforts, got enough money saved to start store of his own.
 The reputation he gained in his home 'county was such that it was not long before he was called upon to fill a county office, and for the past 16 years he has held positions of public trust almost continuously. In 1916 he ran for secretary of state, and was unsuccessful but in the next election, 1918, he was elected to this important state post with large majorities at both. primary and general elections.
 Mir. Simms' rise to his present enviable place in the confidence of Arizona people has been gradual, consistent and sure. In each office he has held, he has made good; in each test he has proved himself every inch a man worthy of the. esteem and ad- miration of all Arizonans. He is now conducting his campaign for the governorship on record of 16 years faithful public ser vice, on the capa bility, industry, faithfulness, courage, and vision which have heretofore enabled him to carry out every trust inn posed in him.
The border vidette., 1920-10-16
DIR. FRYE FOR STATE REPRE-
 SENTATIVE.

When the roll is called for or ganization of the House of Rep resentatives in the Arizona State the most thoroughly equipped legislators answering to his name will be Dan Thomas Frye from Santa Cruz county.
 With a liberal education, 20 years experience in practice Of law, as many in practice of den tistry, having engaged also in agriculture, and several years experience in mining in Mexico, Doctor Frye has enjoyed a con tact with the world of actual en- deavor in such way that he has acquired fund of knowl edge and wisdom that will be very useful to his continents.
 Before revolutionary days in Mexico Doctor Frye had invest ed in mines in Sonora, which de manded his attention, and he came to the state across the bor- der to give it. Unsettled con- ditions caused suspension of operation; so for occupation and support the gentleman returned to practice of dentistry, which he abandoned for the law in Mis- sissippi when a young man. Lo, eating at Nogales he has prac- ticed that profession here sev- eral years, and has been very successful. But he has not lost his knowledge of the law, which he demonstrated several years ago by going to the state capital and passing a brilliant examina tion before the State Board of Law Examiners.
 Beside his practice in Nogales Doctor Frye has a small farm in the immediate vicinity, where he makes his residence, giving also time and attention to crop raising, with satisfactory re- suits, adding to the extent and grasp of his knowledge of prac- tical affairs. S.-OasiS.
The border vidette., 1920-10-16
REFLECT MRS. SAXON.

There are many reasons why the voters of Santa Cruz county should cast their vote for Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, November second for the all important of flee of Superintendent of Schools, the post she has filled with much credit for nearly six years.
 The office of superintendent of schools requires more than teaching experience. It requires both administrative and execu- tive ability, and these the pre- sent incumbent, Mrs. Saxon pos Sesses in a marked degree.
 Beside six years experience in the present office, Mrs. Saxon for more than twenty years taught school in California and Arizona. She has also been very successful as g. teacher of music.
 Mrs. Saxon's education has been most thorough, she being a graduate of one of the best edu cational institutions of Salem, Oregon, and she understands the public school work in all it's de- tails. She is an indefatigaole worker for the welfare of every school in the county, as all patrons of our public schools can attest.
The border vidette., 1920-10-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of Santa Cruz
 County, State of Arizona.
 Estate of Rosa Johnson Randolf, deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given by the un- " dersiRned administrator of the es- tate of Rosa Johnson Rand of. deceas. ed, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decess- ed, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the sad administrator. at the office of Duffy & Purduu. in Nogales. Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- ton of the business of said estate, in the said County of Santa Cruz.
 c. T. JONES, Ao ministrator of the Estate of Rosa Johnson Randolf, deceased.
 Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this 1st day of October, 1920. 10 2-5t
The border vidette., 1920-10-16
THESE ARE WINNERS.

y constable on. his splendid past record as a peace officer.
 Justice of the Peace J. N. Wilkey has made a splendid re- cord, and voters of Nogales are going to show their appreciation of his excellent public service by re electing him, on his past record.
 Victor J. Wager, the best as sesSor in Arizona, who is can didate for re election to the inn portant office of county assessor, has been in the country this week looking after his political fences. Vic says he found every thing O. K. -t@
 Harry J. (Pat) Patterson, can didate for sheriff of Santa Cruz county,is a busy man these days ln the interest of his candidacy. As deputy sheriff at Patagonia has made an enviable record. He is capable and honest; he will make a first class sheriff.
 J.. l.. Schleimer, one of the liveSt real estate men on the in-. ternational border, is as busy as a cran nberry merchant these days interviewing voters in the inter est of his candidacy for State Senator from Santa Cruz county. If the good people of Santa Cruz county desire g. live wire" in the state senate, they should vote for Jack Schleimer.
 
 Francis R. Duffy, Democratic nominee for County Recorder, is a native son of Nogales, a world war veteran. a young man of splendid character and sterling worth. Francis, who is a son of Judge Frank J. Duffy, needs no introduction to voters of Santa Cruz county. He is thoroughly competent and in every way de- serving the office he seeks.
 Mrs. Lucille Walker, Demo cratic nominee for the very inn portant office of treasurer of Santa Cruz county, returned the forepart of the week from the eastern part of the county where she visited many old time friends who are taking deep personal interest in her candidacy. Mrs. Walker is in every way qualified to carefully handle the ,taXpay- ers's money. Don't forget her when you cast your ballot on November second.
 Supervisors James A. Harri- son of Nogales and Oscar F. Ashburn of Patagonia, who are candidates on the Democratic ticket for re election, have in the past served the taxpayers faith fully and we'll. Both are heavy taxpayers and are personally in- terested in carefully guarding the peoples money. Both are successful businessmen who un- derstand the county's needs. Both are pledged to give Santa Cruz county better roads and an economical administration in the future the same as they have in the past.
The border vidette., 1920-10-16

Holler & Levin, customs house brokers and commission men, have moved their customs house business from their office on the American side of the line to handsome new quarters just across the border, where all GUS toms house business transacted by their big firm will be done. The commission end of the busi ness will be done at the old of fees on Arroyo Boulevard, under the personal direction of MT. Henry Levin. Charley HOller will be in charge of the customs house business.
The border vidette., 1920-10-16

Mrs. Saxon has made a most faithful, efficient servant of the people, facts voters throughouG the county should not forget when they cast their ballot No vember second.
The border vidette., 1920-10-16
A. A. TRiPPEL FOR COUNTY
 ATTORNEY.

A. A. Trippel Democratic mo- minee, for the office of County Attorney of Santa Cruz county, is a native born son of Arizona, and is 34 years of age. MT. Trip, pei is a life long Democrat and is the son and grand son respec lively, of Honorable Eugene J.. Trippel, and Dr. Alexander Trip pei, prominent and respected pioneers of this state. Attorney Trippel is favorably known throughout Arizona, and espe- cially so in the Southern section of the state. His boyhood days were spent in Tucson, Arizona, and he was educated in the pub lie schools and University of Arizona, in that city. Follow ing a residence of 20 years in Tucson, he attended the law. school of the University of New York. He acquired practical ex- perience in the law firm of Finch and Coleman of New York City, which IS reputed to be one of the most successful and exten- sive law offices of the metropolis. Later he was employed in the law firm of the late Senator Flu gene $. Ives and our present U. s. Senator Marcus A. Smith, which firm was dissolved by req son of the death of Senator Ives. Thereafter Mir. Trippel became associated in the prac- tice of law with Hon. c. A. Lindeman of Yuma, Arizona. Mir. Trippel is admitted to prac- tice before the Supreme Court of Arizona, the U. $. Federal District Court and the U. S. Land Court.
 He is particularly conversant with Arizona's Penal and Civil Codes having assisted in the an notation of the session laws of numerous Arizona Legislatures, and he has rendered valuable assistance to the state in this re- Spect. He has also had wide experience in the preparation of many very important bills that have been enacted into law by State Legislatures, and although several of these particular laws have been passed upon by the Arizona Supreme Court, none have been held to be invalid. Mir. Trippel by virtue of his ex, tended association with Arizona Legislatures, is also considered as one of the best posted author ities iu the state, upon parlia- mentary procedure at the pre- sent time.
 In May, MT. Trippel was ap pointed Acting County Attorney of Santa Cruz county, due to the absence of Leslie c. Hardy, the present incum bent, who has been engaged in a State wide cam paign for the office of Attorney General, and because of the earnest, aggressive, effective, fearless and impartial conduct of the office of Acting County
The border vidette., 1920-10-16
NATIONAL AND STATE CAN.
 DlDATES.

PRESIDENT
 JAMES M. Cox. VICE PRESIDENT
 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS CRAIG, MAY BELLE
 SOUTHWORTH, H. T. .1 BILLINGSLEY, B. E. CONGRESSIONAL
 For United States Senator
 MARCUS A. SMITH. For Represent ntative in
 Congress CARL HAYDEN JUDICIAL
 For Judge of the Supreme
 Court A. G. MCALISTER GOVERNOR
 MT SIMMS. SECRETARY OF STATE HARRY S. Ross. STATE AUDITOR
 P. J. MUNICH. STATE TREASURER
 RAYMOND R. EARHART. ATTORNEY GENERAL WILEY E. JONES. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB LIC INSTRUCTION
 A. c. PETERSON. CORPORATION COMMIS- SIONER- LOREN VAUGHN. STATE MINE INSPECTOR TOM c. FOSTER. TAX COMMISSIONER
 FRANK LUKE.
 E. A. HJGHES.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
Lloyd George og Rusland
AT S. Sergejev i Matt"
bet stumme Land.

Sjeldent har ct Sp9rgsmaa.
givet saa meget Materiale til Bla.
denes correspondence som dc
engelske eller rettere Lloyd Gre
orges, Forhandlinger med Bolshe.
|vikregeringens U%dsending Kras.
sin. Og aldrig har Meddelelserne
ON en- bestemt Sag veret mere
modstridende, end allie Nyheder
desangaaende. Pressen oplyser ON
Stemningerne i allie Lande for
og imod Tanker ON og Mulig-
heden af en- Forsoning med Boil
shevikerne, kun Diet NEST in
|~teresserede Land og Folk, ON hyis
|Skabne der tales, forbliver STUNT,
|thi Bolshevikaaget har kvalt i
Fgdselen ethvert frit Ord, hver
fri Mening, som drisetede sig til
like at stemme med husbands nu-
verende Herskeres 0nsker.
Og dog lever endnu Ulykkens
Land; svagt banker Diet udmat-
tede husbands Hjerte, men selv
denne til DEF yderste svekkede
ORGANISING har like fuldtud tabt
Evnen I'll at Tide og elske, haabe
og hade.
Hvad tanker nu allie de saa
grusomt hergede Menneskeskyg.
ger9 Err Diet Glede eller Sorg,
Haab eller Fortvivlelse, Taknem-
eller Had, som lyser i
deres udmattede Ansigter, naar
de herer ON London-F orhandlin-
gerne9 Eft fyldestgsrende Svar
er Diet sikkert svart at give, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
HJEMMETS A~NDAGASTIME

| den for nogle Aar siden I'D
komne Brevveksling mellem CYL
ling-Presten, Otto Meller, og
Sjellands Biskop, Skat Rer-
dam, = en- Samling, som enhver
dansk Student burde lese med
Eftertanke og eft godt Udbytte
for Vedligeholdelse af ct sandt
Venskab til felles Fordel = for
taller Skat R9rdam En- for
underlig sk9n og trgstelig Til
dragelse fra vor lille Ragnhilds
sidste Dage." Hendes Sygdom
var en- dobbelt tung It'd for mig,
fordi jeg j de sidste ire Uger
var indie j K6benhavn til Eksa-
men Or. var CENSOR, og kun
kunde halvvejs smugle mig hjem
en- halv Days It'd imellem og
ON S9ndagene, og hendes Syg-
dom val j de sidste 2-3 Uger
saadan, at hendes ODD kunde
ventes hver Dag, sk6nt vi dog
ej kunde opgive Haabet ON hen
des Helbredelse. Saa hendtes Diet
en- 8 Dages It'd for hendes Odd,
at jeg var hjemme, og jeg sad
allerede we'd hendes Seng. Hun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

engelske Regering nu er gaaef
saa vidt, at den rekker Haanden
til den russiske C~zarfamilies og
Intelligensens Udryddere.
| Diet uvidende Udland kan
man maaske med ct visit Held
smykke Forhandlingerne med
Bolsheyikregeringen we'd Hjelp
af ct Par vellydende Fraser ON
Menneskekerlighed til den liden-
de Befolkning og Onsker ON
at handle med Diet russiske
Folk, men Russerne sely we'd
altfor godt, at Intelligensen med
Hensigt oliver %stillet af Bolshe-
vikregeringen i saadanne Livs-
forhold, at den uundgaaelig skai
uddo. bet er like paa Grund
af Fodevarernes Mangel, at den
ne klasse suffer, men fordi Diet
horer til Lenins og Trotzkis
Program, at ale de, som i Fol
ge deres intellektuelle Udyikling
kunde samle Landets sunde
Krefter mod Observation-Disclosures
ret, skal gaa under. liver Dag
kreyer nye og nye Ofre incl
lem Diet allerede nasten helt
udryddede russiske Bourgeoisi,
og dog horer Resten af den like
ct eneste Ord fra Englands ST.
de til Fordel for disse MEME
skers tragiske Skebne. DE dre-
Der, saa lad dem drebe -"
Wide Diet under saadanne
Forhold vere naturligt, hvis he
lie def ikke-bolshevikiske Rus
land, SON = kun undtagen de
ca. 100000 Kommunister j
Grunden er hele den over $780,
100000 tellende Befolkning,
skulde vedbliye overfor Eng
land at have de samme F6lelser,
Diet hayde for? Kan man undre
sig, at en- Moder, Hustru eller
S9ster til en- af Bolsheyikerne
drabt Russer imod hendes egen
Willie begynder at mere imod
England en- Folelse, der med I'll
den, hvis Forholdene like en-
drer sig, sikkert skal antage
Form af Had?
De Allieredes Politik har ale
rede, we'd Hjelp af en- ustandse-
Zig Rakke af Fell, formaaet at
forene de utenkeligste modstri-
dende Ekstremiteter. Def var
de Allieredes %uforsonlig haarde
Fremgangsmaader, der kastede
ct saa monarkistisksindet Land
som Ungarn i Bolsheyismens Ar
me. Nh er de tyrkiske Nationali-
ster drevet saa vidt i deres Fe-
l~elsers Krenkelse, at de arbej-
der Hand j Hand med Bolshe-
vismen, som er Nationalf9lelsens
naturlige Fjende og Internatio-
nalismens Ides Berer. Til sidst
kan Husbands bedste Felelser
overfor Diet for nylig saa popule-
re England ndarte j Had, som
i sig selv er Grundlaget for Boil
shevismen.
Dog kan man svare mig, at
| Udsigterne Ill en- reel Overens-
komst med Bolshevikregeringen
er saa positive, og allie Landes
| Trang til at komme i Handles
forbindelse med Soviet-Rusland
| saa stark, at der j Nutiden over
hovedet like mere kan tales ON
nogen Moral eller Sentimental
tnt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
til din Bon, Forbon, Paakaldelse
og Taksigelse.
ON at opdrage Ungdommen til
Hjemliv.
At Generalsekreter Gunner Eng
berg i Matt"

Den bedste Opdragelse til HEM
liv faar man naturligvis i ct lyk-
HEN.
Hvor Foreldrene med Glade
samarbejder, og hyor en- Sosken-
deflok i sit Dagliv afbilder Sam
fundslivet, som Diet burde vere.
der err der selvfolgelig de lykke-
ligste Betingelser for at faa TrC
til Hjemmets Liv og owe sig
deri.
Men kan like ogsaa de Unge'
Foreninger gore = ON like me
get, saa dog noget i denne Hen
seende9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

Omkring Flygelet i Hallen i X.
F. u. NJ. STAIR en- Sgndag Aften
nogle Snese unge Mend og syn
ger. Andre slider i Restaurant
ovenpaa og passiarer. De
fleste er gaaet hjem efter Fore
draget / Salen. Men naar AT
tenandagten holdes ON ct Kyar-
tiers It'd, vii der dog endnu yare
ct Par Hundrede Mennesker til
.Stede og Suite Dagen sammen.
Gruppen we'd Flygelet synger
|efter DE Unges Sangbogo =
|hvad der nu kan falde for. Man
er tilfeldigvis begyndt med
Mar Somrens Sang er sungen'
= den smukke lille Sang ON
Hjemmet fra Under Snefog''
|Derefter felger ,,Nu TAX for ali
Iifra vi var smaa''. Den Sekreter
som netop er til Stede, har un.
der de sidste Vers hentet en-
Bog i Biblioteket og laser Ell
Par Slider, der knytter sig til.
hvad man har sunget. Derefter
|synger man ,,Huset, som Gud har
bygt' = Bryllupssalmen, SON VI
i K. F. U. M. ofte synger we'd
Foraldrem0der.
Man har altsaa nu sunget oe
.last ON Kerlighed og Hjemliv
bet kom meget tilfeldigt. Fore.
.draget j Festsalen handlede ON
belt andre Ting. Det g9r ogsaa
Acknowledged. Def lille Mellem.
spill omkring Flygelet varede kun
ct Kvarters It'd og udfyldte en-
Pause. Men har Diet like afsat
|noget j ct og andet Sind9
Mar Nilen efter Oyersvommel-
sen vender tilbage til sit Lob.
|stod der i vor Barndoms Geo
graft, efterlader den paa Mar
kerne ct frugtbart Dynd, hvori
|Seden gror til at give mango
Fold.
De unge Mend, vi taller ON,
|er nesten allie imellem II og %
Aar. Hvor slider de en- Sondag
Aften ON 10 Aar? / deres unge
HEN, de fleste af dem. Har de
nu like j Diet poetiske Frikvarter
omkring Flygelet beredt sig sely
for ct kont HjemlivY Naar de
en- Gang forlover sig, vii de saa
like sege deres Sanity i Diet
Plan, hvori de har tankt og sun
get? Kunde man like tanke
sig EN- ung Mand skrive til sin
Kereste /: ,,Hvorledes skal vi have
Diet sammen? vi skal have Diet
saa godt som Diet k9nneste, vi
nogen Sinde har lest og sun
getY"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
at modes for dem, SON = kan
hende = siden skal folges.

Eft rent Ungdomsliy er natur-
.ligvis den bedste Beredelse til ct
.lykkeligt Hjemliv. j. P. Jacobsen
skrev i sin It'd nogle Vers, som
|findes i adskillige Sangboger: