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The Connecticut labor press., 1920-05-08
BUILDERS RAISE WAGES.

East St. Louis, Ill.,, May 7.-After a weeks strike several hundred organ ized laborers and concrete workers raiesd wages. Other building crafts men suspended work in sympathy with these demands.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-05-08
ALLEN AND GoMPERs
 MAY HAVE DEBATE

Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas announced that he Is willing to meet Samuel Gompers in debate on the Kansas industrial law The governor refused to meet Clarence Darrow, Chicago attorney, presumably thinking that an attorney could advance the best argument Strange as 1t may appear, Allen must not have heard much about Sam Gompers, otherwise he would not have selected him as an opponent. With out allowing our prejudice to run away with us, we feel safe in saying the A. F. of L. executive will mop up the earth with the man from Kansas
 Opportunity knocks once at every mans door-but generally he is down street telling some one about the good chances he has missed
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-05-08
ANTI-UNIONISTS FAIL.

Cleburne, Texas, May 7-Anti- trade union organizations of business men have failed failed to stop the growth vt % of annual convention held in this city. Workers have not been tricked by names attached to these cheap-1abor outfits, and federation officials point to the growth of the or ganized movement
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
MEN ARRESTED FOR
 RossING LAUNDRY SAFE

DOUGLAS. teb. 1s-Arrested a< they were about to &card freight ;rain wes,bound. TWO men givins their names as George Martin and C. White. now are in jail charge l with the burglary Of the Douglas laundry. where the safe was blown Sunday night, resulting in the des- t-uct!on Of valuable papers and T roll top desk. No money was obtain ed from the safe. which was entire iy empty 9; The time and was not even locked. Martin is held in jail at Bisbee. while White is in the Low ell jail. Both the Douglas police force and the sherifrs office have wound a chain Of c;rcumstantial eyi- dence about the men which will be hard 70 break.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
VISITING BROTHER

Andrew Ford. brother Of II s Ford Of this city. has been visiting with his brother for the past few rays. He recently came west from his home in Chester. Pa, and is highly impressed with the west and will re- main in these parts for some time. He says he had heard so much about the west. through his brother and otherwise. that he had always planh- ed on trip out here. He wen; straight through to California ani says he was surprised at the won derful climate encountered therC
 But he was even more surprised a. the climate of southern Arizona. and has decided to finger as long as pos sible. This morning, in company with his brother. he went to Tucsol from which point they will visit the surrounding mining districts, making a trip to the Mammoth where H. S
 Ford has valuable mining interest
 They will return to Tombstone soor
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
FANS LOOKING All FAD TO BIG FIGHT CARD

Local fight fans are looking ahead
 to the big fight card now being ar ranged for St. Patrick's Day in Bis bee, when Jack Brit;on and Kid Par m>r will meet in the squared circle 10 decide the welterweight champion ship of the world The semi-final will also be a ten round bout in which the contestants will be chos- en from among Frank Loughrey, Rus sel Chambers, Johnny Celmars and Steve Dalton. A six round prelimin- ary with top-notchers in the feather weight class is also being planned. az well as a four round go between
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
RETURNS HOME

Attorney A. 4 Worsley. who is handling the prosecution of the d. pc-;ati0n cases in the local Super ior court. as a result of the serious illness O: County Attorney R. \ French. went 70 Tucson this morn ing where he will remain until Fri day. when the trials will be resua.- ei in this city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

Sam Kirckner, genial knight of the grip. and who knows more about cigars than any man in the south west. was in Tombstone today on h.s regular visit. Sam has been mak- ing Tombstone for many years, and has many friends in the southwest who are always pleased to see him roll in for a day
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
RETURNED HOME

George Wales. Of ihe Day k Night Garage. returned home yesterday from Portland. Oregon and Cripple Greek, Colorado. where he wen; ol the sad mission Of attending 10 the burial of his brother. Harry Wales, who passed away recently in Port. land and who was inferred in the family plot at Cripple Creek. The deceased resided in Tombstone for scIle time and had many friends in
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
BART HcCKETT TO COMPLETE SENTENCE

Bart Hccke:r. whose case wh!ch was appealed 10 the supreme cour: was reversed last week. was brougat b Tombstone today by Sheriff I. Mcdonald 10 serve ou: the balance O: his sentence O: l5 months and pay fine Of s5cO Hccke:t had been convicted oG violating the prohibition law
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
TO oLEEsoN AND SOUTHLAND

MT DColey. representing the Southwestern Wholesale Grocery at Tucson wen; out to Gleeson and Court'and today 10 lock after trade there
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
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PAS : SES AWAY

According 10 word received in Tombstone by Mrs. Keith Preston. Alex Lor.mer. known a. Uncle Aleok passed away a, h.s home in Des Mo.nes. Icwa. al ,he ripe old age of .j years. "Unc.e Aieck" spent seyera. months in Tombstone recent ly as ;h= guest of MT. and Mrs Pres ton. being an Uncle of Keith Preston. He was here in the early sos. hay .ag also sYent some time in Alaska during his youth He was a writer and a historian and wrote many ar. ,.c,es on the west during his recent yisi; here He made many friends in this city. who will regre. 10 learn of his passing
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
RAIN GEN RAJ

According to telephone advices from all parts of the county, the rain which has been in progress most of he day. was general. covering all tl.e ranges. and soaking the earth. slow. drizzlirg rain .s a blessing 70 the catte emen and ranchers, and ae downfall. of the past 2i hours &.il work wonders ia sending the green blades shooting upward.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
TUCSON MAN HERE

G. W. Otey. formerly travelling for the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co. but now representing the Steinfelj company Of Tucson. spent yesterday and today in Tombstone looking af ter the trade
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
IN FFOM RANCH

R. l.. Mccall well known farmer of the Mescal flat section was a vis!- :5r in Tombstone today cn business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
TUESDAY
DOUGLAS SECRETARY HERE TODAY

". P Stewart. secretary Of the chamber of commerce og Douglas. re- turned to his home this afternoon. following his being excused from the jury. Mir. Stewart has been sec-e- .ary of the Douglas chamber for the pas, TWO years having lei; the news paper game to enter his present ac- .iyit.es. He has been connected with many matters significant to the u2- building oi his city and the county. and .s one of the bes; known men -u the cou.y. NIT. Stewar; is also a live road booster and keeps constantly posted on road matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
HiCE BUYER HERE

Walter Fife. hide buyer for a Los Angeles firm. is spending the day in Tombstone on his regular visit. MT. Fife buys a .arge number Of hides from ranchers and trapperS r this section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

T. B. Grace. representing the Jas A. Dick Co. Of E.. Paso. was in Tombstone yesterday and today oa business for his firm
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
FRIDAY
GAVE DEMONSTRATION

Miss Louise Sporleder, Home De- monstration leader for Cochise coun- ty. gave a practical demonstration of pressure cooking this afternoon at the Philathea rooms at the rear of the Congregational church. A gen. eral invitation was extended to all ladies, and the attendance was large
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

front row scrappers of this county. Arrangements have not as yet been made but every etfor. is being ex- 7-:ei tO bring Br,t;on 10 the War .er District l; would be q fight worth seeing and many will watch developments in the hope that the champ will consent ,c a go before tae fans cf the southwest
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
70 greet him in his old surroundings MANY AUTO PAsTlES

Taking advantage ot the ideal weather yesterday and Saturday. which was observed as legal hoi!- jay. many auto parties o: Tombstor- ties took 70 the hills and gcOi high ways. covering all parts of the county, Yesterday a large number of mach.r- es passed through the city. making :he loop through Hereford and the Huachuca district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
IN FROM TURNER

John Larrieu. of Turner. spent the day in Tombstone attending 10 bus, ness matters. returning home la.e this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, e. microbes de senisaJ. the beginning of the penetential season of Lent. At 7:1j tomorrow night the blessing with ashes will take place The via crucis will follow imme diately af;er- wards. The way oi the cross Iel camino de santa CruzI. will be mac every Wednesday and Friday al 1:15 during the entire holy season of Len:. The lenten regulations for fasting and abstinence will be read Sunday
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
Tor occupation.
PAS SES AWAY

Nartin E Tehany. pioneer of Co., rhise county and charter member of ihe B;sbee Council. Knights of Co- iu5ntus, passed away al his home in Sacramento. Calf. and was bur.eI there February 10-h. The deceased was we!. known throCghou; the c3ul- ". coming % this section in the early days. and is well remembered by the pioneers. He was in Cananea in the early days of the Mexico copper
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
TOOK IN SHOW

A. L.. Heney and wife and sister, Mrs. F. V. Johnson motored up from Fairmank last night 10 take in tte show.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
ClSApPOINTNENr

The many Tombstone music lovers who had reserved seats for the Schamsn-Heink concert in Bisbee were disappointed 10 learn of the can ce.l2.icn of the date on account ,. sickness of the great singer
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
grcet him
SIG SHOW

The attraction at the Crystal then. ter tonight comes he-a!ded as 8 big attraction Of merit; l. is nine ree.s and people here in Tombstone went U see it twice in Tucson when II was eNh.bited two weeks ago al > cents aimission-ihl Is 5o cents plus war :ax-5u: here the war tax is paid by the management: and the price Q: admission wi.. be 5J cents tonight;
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
RAINS WEAKEN ApOsES

Several old adobe buildings about town were greatly weakened as a result of the continuous rain Of last night and today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
during mass.
RETURNS TO TOMBSTONE

4. Hosk.ns returned yesterday from California where he has spent the past several months. He will again locate here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

E. K. Springer. MT. and Mrs. Geo. M Wales. Mr. Paul A. Smith. MT Clarence Smith. MT. W. A. McSpar- ron and Mrs Ireland
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
SPENT SUNDAY

Johnny Brayin. wAo iS a. p-esea employed in Glees0n. spent Sund1, and Saturday in Tombstone or yis ,: w.;h his mother and family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
GOOD OPPORTUNITY
SATURDAY
FROM DOUGLAS

Attorney Maurice Blumenrhal. who is connected with the law offices O: Pickett & Boyle, of Douglas, was a busin visitor in the county seat today looking after the interests O. clients. Maurice formerly resided '1 Tombstone and has many friends iu the county seat who are pleased 70 gee. him
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

Attorney W. C. Gilmore and wife spent yesterday in B!sbee where Ir Gilmore was called on business mat ;ers. Mrs Gilmore spending the day with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
PIANO MAN

J N. Clark. Of Douglas. a piano salesman, and piano tuner, was n Tombstone yesterday and today on business
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

Judge J. l.. Winters. of Lowell, was brief busine visitor in the city today. having business at the court house demarding his attentioa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
AUTO sALESROoM OPENED

The TombStone Garage today op- ened it's new auto salesroom in the building formerly occupied by Rocks store, which has been reno- vated and remodeled into a firs,- class display room. The different cars handled by the Tombstone Au- 10 company will be on display in this. building, where the plate glass front makes their inspection a very convenient Opp
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
FROM DOUGLAS

Attorney Bruce Stephenson came up today from Douglas on court ma ters
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
TO TUCSON

Attorney J. T. Kingsbury motorei Tucscn and back yesterday. where Ie was called on business matters n he interests of clients. He made he trip n his Hudson and average fie hours each way
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
CAUGHT

Maria Garcia Mexican girl who escaped from the juvenile ward ia Tombstone last Thanksgiving wi h two other girls. was arrested yester- day in Douglas, when she came across the line from Agua Prieta She will be given a hearing before Judge Lockwood. citing in the Ju- yenile branch of the superior court having been brought up from Doug las by Deputy Probation officer Mrs G. II Hirst this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
NEW CONER

Among the many new corners to Tombstone the last few weeks there .s ATch.e neliy and family from the HuachuCa Mountains MT Kelly has been d lr0spectOr for many years and is now taking a lease in the Tombstone district. He helped lay the Huachuca Water Company pipe line into Tombstone in 1881.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
AFTER JUSoRS

Sheriff James F. McDcnald is in ;he northern part of the county is. suing subpoaeraes to jurors who will report in Tombstone tomorrow morning on the ven:re of 300 order ed tc repor: a; o'clock on the de- pcr;ation cases
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
RAINS SOFTEN ROADS

The rain which began 10 fail about o'clock this morning. continI- ing practically throughout, the entire day. has softened the roads consid- erabiy and will make travelling diff ficult for few days The Tomb stone ne-Gleeson-Pearce road. which County Engineer Sid Smyth has just had pu, into first class shape is still soft in places and will suffer from travelling while wet. A few drags. however. as soon as the surface dries
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

Reed Hays. repres entinc the As- sociated Press at the deportation trials. accompanied by his wife. re- turned yesterday from Douglas where they spent Wednesday and Trurs- day. during the recess of court
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
IUH dlIu MS. IltidNU.
BIRTHDAY DINNER

The hcme of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Wales, 3rd and Toughnut Sts., was the scene of a delightful birthday dinner Tuesday night. given in honor Of the birthday of NJ. NJ. Bludwort!i, cashier of the First National Bank The invited guests seated themselves to sumptuous repast marked by merrymaking and a jolly time All present enjoyed the dinner and eve ming immensely. and departed wish ing MT. Bludworth many more hap py occasions of the kind.
 Among those in attendance were:
 Mir. and Mrs. L. K Kuchenbecker, Mrs. s. P. Maughon. MT. and Mrs. NJ M. Bludworth. MT. and Mrs. Chas. Allen, Mir and Mrs. O. G. Bell, MT. and Mrs. C. J. Wynn. Mrs. W. F Kuchenbecker, Miss Helen Benedict. Miss Esther Ireland. Miss Agnes Daze, MT. Pat Rogers, MT. and Mrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
DOUGLAS ATTORNEY

Attorneys Bruce Stephenson. Frank las were among the visiting legs, lights in the county seat today. on business before the Superior Cour: n the inrnrrsts nf clien:s
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

The repairing and renewing Of the Cummings bsick building al the cor ner of 9th and Allen streets, which will be occupied by the garage Of J. C Dugeat. is nearing completion The laying Of the concrete floor and concrete front has just been completed by Contractor Fl NJ. Ecker man MT. Duseat expects 10 start business about April lst or sooner. :. his stock arrives in time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
JJNTY ATTORNEY ImPHcV

According to word from the sicK room c: County Attorney R x. French who is 1T as ,he result of d cancer. is reported as considerably improved today
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
VISITING FROM WISCONSIN

daughter. Miss Laura Of Sun Prai- rie. Wisconsin. are visiting in Tomb stone fer several weeks. as the
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
TO sissEE

A C Karge- wen: to Bisbee yes .e.diy on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
WEDNESDAY
RETURNED HOME

Frank Fowler. of the Abstract Title insurance & Trust Co. return ei hrne Monday from San JacintO. Calii. where he was called owing to the death Of his mother-in-law. Mrs Morse. who passed away in the Cali forn!a city Interment was made in the family plot;
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
TOMBSTONE sOY WEBS

According to word received h Tombstone by friends. Walter Yoho. son of Mrs Anna L. Babcock. was married in Los Angeles February s. ;o Miss Adelia Demmel also Of Los Angeles. Walter will be remenbe-e l 5y many Tombs;on;;es. having resii- ed here with his parents since boy hood. attending the local schools. He has many friends in Tombstone anu was well liked by all who knew him. The bride is musician oi prominence having graduated rom the leading musical institutions 0; Germany. coming 70 Los Angeles some few years ago The many friends of Mir Yoho will wish then, happy welded life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
VISITING FRIENDS

Conrad Ca,e spen: the day !n Tombstone visiting friends Mir. Cole vas formerly a res!den; os Tom6s.oa and was kep: busy today greeting his old friends. Con has been ab- sen; from these parts for several years and his old friends were agreeably surprised when he dropp- ed in for day He :s a. present l~ra-ad in psstp-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
THURSDAY
PROGRESSIVE DINNER

\ progressive dinner. in honor ot he birthday anniversary O. Miss Esther Ireland. was held last eve ming at the homes of Miss Ireland. MT and Mrs Chas Allen and Mir. and Mrs. 0 C. Bell The party con grega;ej at the Ireland home. where ihe first course O. the progressive dinner was served. from which place they wen: 10 the home ot Nr. and Mrs Chas. Allen where the secon l course was enjoyed The thiri course was indulged in at the home of Mir. and Mrs. 0. G. Bell and here the beautiful birthday cake me; is doom. nii joy and hilari;y from the entire company Following the com pleticn Of ;he third course al the Bell home. further eating was ou. of question. and cards. music and varied forms or amusemen, he'd sway Miss Ireland was showerei with gifts tha; evoked considerable laughter as they were unwrappe l one by one.
 I; was long pas: midnight when the merry crowd dispersed, taking them pleasant memories of an eve ming of joy complete. and in body they extended birthday greetings anl good wishes to Miss Ireland
 Following were those present:
 Mir and Mrs. l.. r. kuchenbecke-, Mrs $. P Naughon. MT. and Mrs. N. M. Bludworth. MT and Mrs Chas Allen. Mir and Mrs. O. c. Bell. NJ and Mrs. c. J Wynn. Mrs. W. F Kuchenbeeker. Miss Helen Benedict. Miss Esther Ireland Miss Agnes Daze. Mir Pat Rogers. MT. and Mrs. E. K Springer. Mir. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Wales. MT. Paul A Smith, Mr Clarence Smith. Mr. w A McSpaf- ron and Mrs Ireland
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
MET WITH ACCIDENT

John Campbell. Of Bisbee. met with a serious accident in the oil fields g. Wichita Falls. Tex, accord ing 10 word received in Bisbee bf friends While al work on a well. MT. Campbell was caught in the ma ohinery and his skull fractured. be- sides which he suffered other bruises He was operated upon the next day and is reported as being well on inc road 10 recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
|TonBS1ON[ TOWN
 | I0PICS TERstLY TOLD :.
MONDAY
DOUGLAS CONTRACTOR

s. Y. Fsvcett, of Douglas. contrac- tor, was business visitor in Tomb stone yesterday and today
 GOT STUCK IN MUD
 Cashier N. Nj. Blutwor.h and As sistant O. G Bell. of the First Ma tional Bank. and their wives took an auto trip 70 Tucscn Saturday ani Sunday. and while enrou,e back hal the misfortune 70 ge: their car stCcS in a mudhoe |: took pair of mules to get the ear ou:. which was taken to Tucson for repair, Mr and Me Bell remaining. while NIT. and Mrs. Biudwor;h returned home yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
WORK PROGRESSING

Work on the Cummings building at the corner of Ith and Allen Sts.. which will house the new garage 10 be operated by J. C. Dugeaut. is progressing rapidly under the super vision Of Contractor H. M Ecker- man. The new cement floor is being laid today and the complete remodel ing Of The b-!ck structure will make il a credi, to the business section. Mir Duseaut returned last night from F. Paso where he went 10 puT- chase his stock which will arrive about the time the building is ready
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
CAR OFF GRADE

Auto parties returning yesterday from Hereford report tha: new Dort went off The grade al the sharp turn near Hereford No one was injured but the car was pretty badly dam- a reh
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
BRINGS OESERTEa

Constable Ebson, Of San Simon. yesterday came to the county seat having in custody Boyce Shipley. whom he turned over to the sheriff's office for safe keeping Shipley is being held to answer the charge os being a deserter from the Mare Is- land Navy Yard. Several days ago he burglarizej the Hulsey store at San Simon making away with several articles of merchandise. all of which were recovered by Constable Ebson Learning that his man had taken a train for the east, the constable wired to Fl Paso, with the result that Shipley was taken from the train at that point
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
RETURNED HONE

Mrs A. : Horton and child let yesterday for their home a; Gormai. Texas. following several weeks visit here. the guests Of Mrs Cor mans parents. M-. and Mrs Walter Rushin
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
HERE cN BUSINESS

CAairman C E Adams of the board Oc supervisors was in Tomb stone yesterday and today having been called here on business at the Supervisors office He will return home this evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
ATTENDED MEET

Many local cattlemen are in Tue son. attending the convention of the Arizona Cattle Growers association
 F. s. Bennett and wife left yester- day for the old Pueblo and will take
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
NEW TR Fl $

NEW TREES
 The old and weather worn trees Ii front of inc Arcade Hotel are be ing removed and new trees will be planted in their stead. These old .rees have stood for years, becom- ng unsight.y from insufficient; care and he new trees will be quite al improvement. and with proper care will soon replace the old landmarks .n beauty and shade
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
TO TUCSON

Judge :. l.. Pa;;ee left this morn ing for his home in Tucson where he will remain until Friday. when he will return 70 resume the famous deportation cases. new yenire Oi Wrymen ordered to report on tha: date.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
EXTRA STAGES

The Rockhill Bisbee-Tombstone stage put on several extra cars to- day. owing to the large number of jurors that came over to report on the panel today. The rain did not interfere with travel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
LEGION DANCE SUCCESS

The dance held in Gage Hall Sat urday nigh: by the local post of the American Legion, was success both socially and financially, the boys real iziog a neat sum after payment of all expenses. The local post has leased Cage Hall and will establish headquarters in the building. and all future meetings will be held there meeting has been Salled for next Friday night, as several matters of importance have come before the post, and large atteadance Is urged
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX

Mrs. Gn. Latley. Worthy Grand Ma.roa e ;he local chapter Of the Order of Eastern Star. returned home Saturday from Phoenix where she vent to attend the meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of the Masonic orders of the state. The o. F. :. gathered in Phoenix and Mrs. Lutley reports
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

in the big doin's being staged there hy 9ba s.neL-aisa-s