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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
j. S. IGNORES
FIumE REFUSAL

Washington, March 15.-Wilbur
Keblinger, American consul. who
recently was refused recognition
by the new government at Ffume
because the United States has not
recognized that government. re-
ported the facts today to the state
department and was directed to re-
turn to Jugoslavia to continue his
york thaen
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
Plan WIDE war
UPON JUDAISM

M March 16.-World-wide
M Judaism was contemplated
0ietsons passed 1t the clos
ssion OF the Austrian anti
Ee congress yesterday. "A
~ anti-Semitic congress was
% meet IN Budapest next
and . central bureau was
70 get in touch with anti
centers throughout the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
ISSUE WRIT TO
STAYS.ENTENCE

Springfield. Ill.,, March ia
writ Of supersedeas was issued by
Justice Carter of the supreme court
this morning staying imprisonment
Of Tony Yodalis Of Kankakee until
the supreme court had reviewed
his ease. Yodalis was sentenced
to the penitentiary with Frank Ku-
bulls for the theft Of $500 Of dry
goods from . New York Central
mox car.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
EIYS PLANS
lFpACkERS
ARE bunk
l.ber Head Faults Ar.
mcur + Co.'S Idea Of
Employees Council.

Warrington, d. c., March 15.-
United Press).--The wage dis
r.tss Of tie packers with their
mplcyss was put up to President
Harding today.
s>resary of Labor Davis and
Hss6lg agreed that q commission
ecu,esa Of Secretary Of Com
uwes Hoover and Secretary Of
Aniealture Wallace sit in media
lion to hear both sides.
No packers agreed to this, and
Dsyis Is now waiting to hear from
ths employees who are holding .
referendum.
There will be no strike until aft
9 mediation conference, accord
hs 70 Dennis Lane. A strike vote
vii be taken throughout packing
tsntsrs tomorrow.
Chicago. March 15.-Dennis Lane,
secretary of the Amalga-
mated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Wxkmen's union, and another la
)cf representative not yet elected,
vii represent the packing house
workers at their conference in
Warrington. March q, with rep
isentatives Of the five leading
nckers and secretaries of the de-
nrtments Of labor, commerce and
agriculture, 1t was announced to-
by.
Strike ballots were being mailed
ont BY union leaders today to the
neking centers In the middle west,
uking their members to vote on
N sight hour day question involv-
\ in the wage reductions, and re-
arrangement Of hours which the
nckers placed in effect yesterday.
President Samuel Gompers Of the
american Federation Of LABOR, Ia
INJECTED to arrive in Chicago late
w, Lane announced. to address
irass meeting tomorrow at head
alartsrs Of the Chicago Federation
ef Labor.
Coalitions were reported normal
y dispatches from the leading
paeking centers yesterday and a
much greater number than usual
applied for jobs at the stock yards
here yesterday, packing officials
Md They issued q statement
wrning men not to come here
mn other cities seeking work in
" stockyards.
Mere Bunk"
Plans of Armour & Co. an
oanced yesterday. to organize q
ccancil representing the employees
. settle matters involving work.
ins conditions, were characterized
M Lane as bunk"
The packers 60 ahead and cut
sases and then announce the
vurkmen will be given . voice In
us management" Lane said. But
M notice the. order comes Q day
100 ats-too late for the employees
% have anything to say In the
natter Of the wage cuts"
SIMILAR plans for . council o.
snployes are expected to be an.
acanced by others Of the packing
eompanies soon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
BLISS NAMED TO
ASSIST HUGHES

Washington, March 15.-Robert
Woods Bliss Of New York, now
chief OF the state department diyi-
sion Of western European affairs,
was nominated today by President
Harding to be third assistant secre-
aEy 0f statA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
THE WEATHER

Generally fair and colder to-
night and Wednesday. lowest tenn
perature tonight near freezing.
Highest temperature yesterday,
e6; lowest last night. 4a.
Precipitation last "A hours, .0z.
lam. 7p.m. Tam.
ysster. yester. today
Dry bulb temp. .53 5s 80
Wet bulb temp. 80 81 50
Rslative humid. .83 80 %
River stage, -. . rise Of / last
"a hours.
FLOYD D. YOUNG,
; s< Makao0nlo~fA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
ACCUSED GIRL CLAIMS
SnEDoESN NOT KNOW JUST
HOW REv0Lv YER WENT OFF
Court Halts Gun Play as
Aspersion Is Cast at De-
fendant's Mother.

March 15.-(United Press. .)-Clara
Smith Hamon took the stand today
to protect her mothers name and
save her own life.
The pretty girl. garbed in .
blue tailored suit and tailored hat
tiptoed to the stand.
She seemed to have full control
Of herself.
The girl, charged with staying
Jake Hamon, said:
Il have known Mr.. Hamon many
years.
HE paid my tuition at business
college at Fort Worth and New
Lexington.
Il became his stenographer and
later his private secretary.
"Yes, he and l have occupied ad-
Joining rooms at the Randol hotel.
Il knew he was a married man,
yes, sir, l did"
Tells Of Shooting.
November q. when Hamon vas
shot, was described as follows BY
Clara: f
I'VE had breakfast at eleven. He
went to his Office. l went back to
my room.
HE came back to the room in
the afternoon. We had a very pleas
ant conversation. He rested for
awhile.
Il got in my car and started for
q ride about six and rode for an
hour.
when I got back Mr.. Hamon
was seated in front Of the hotel.
Il went up to hm.
"He yelled, Where In the
hell have you been!
Il replied, Please don't make .
scene; we'll go to the room
Again he grabbed me by tho
arm and shouted. You - -,
where have you been"
Il got up from the chair. l was
afraid of Hamon.
Il saw look in his face never
saw before.
He was crazier and drunker
than he had ever been before.
Il rushed up to my room.
Il rang for Bill, the porter.
! 'Mr. Hamon slipped in with Bill.
II was afraid of Hamon. l want
ed to hide from him for "a hours.
Then we could go to California,
as the sweet lovers We had always
been before.
Called Her Names.
''Mr. Hamon again called me.
"He choked me-he kissed me-
he threw me on the bed-then he
jerked me off on the floor.
"He kicked and kicked me again
on the back.
I HE pulled me up and threw me
against the window.
4 He twisted my arms, bent my
fingers back.
"He shouted. I'll slit your
throat
But he couldn't find 1t and was
still cursing. He said:
you've been riding with some
one
HE saw a knife on my dresser
and reached for it and said:
"I would just as soon slit your
throat
II knew the time was coming.
| CONTINUED on Page Fourteen.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-15
Harvey's Weekly.

There is another question involv-
ed In the Harvey appointment. 1t
fs the future Of "Harvey's Weekly"
which has been so bitterly critical
Of the Wilson administration that
unless it were to adopt a similar
role toward the Harding admins
tratton, 1t would have to proceed
on an altogether new line Of tao
tcs-a defensive and apologetic
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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

stroke of paralysis. was held yes terday afternoon from the Hennessy Undertaking establishment. many old pioneer friends of the deceased being in attendance.
 The death of Mrs LaBrosse came as a surprise Co friends of the family. since she had been enjoying good health up Ia the time of her illness.
 Rev C. W. stark. of the Congrega. tional church conducted the funeral services both at the chapel and at the grave ~s,4.r
 Deceased leaves besides her hus- band, son. J A l.oI:rosse. both of whom were at the bedside when death came
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

Attorney 0. Gibson returned today from Phoenix where he represented clients before the supreme court He and N. A. Fowler also attended d meeting of the title men of Arizona. representing their respective compan. irs. T h" title men perfected state organization under the name of Ari- zona Association of Title Men. and af- lil;at'd with the National Association oI Title Men. Mir Gibson was chosen the first president of the association; Mr. Sucgs. of Florence. vice president and l.. N CUg@ius. of Phoenix. Secre- tdry Treasurer President Wilson. of th" National Association. was present at the session and contributed much information valuable to the members present Eleven firms became char ter members The delegates were en- trrtaiped al luncheon at the Arizona Club by the Phoenix Title & Trust Company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

It's getting to be almost regular part of the schedule on the local F.. F. A $ W for the morning train to he annuled due to the delay Of No on the main line Today Tombstone again had no morning mail. the frs. run to Fairbank having been can cellcd And ii the night train is too late there will be no mail until to- morrow morning. Little wonder that local business people and officers are cussing the new schedule Nhich is bad enough when connections are made
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
open its $ doors

open it's doors
 Daring it's many years Of existence, there is considerable history wound around the famous old restaurant. but il ceased to exist some six or eight years ago. when John iianniger closed it's doors and left for California Lat CT it was reopened as the American Kitchen by two local pioneer China men. An Lum and An Sing.
 After a few years An Sing and An Lum had q falling ont" and An Sing started the Tombstone Cafe and Ah Eum ran the place and later closed it. retaining the lcass
 Yesterday he closed deal selling his fixtures and lease 60 Mrs \. Staniser. who will reopen il in fey days under it's original name tho Can Can Restaurant" and under that name it will soon he known from coast tu coast. since the tourists hay. read about it in Wolfville Tales. and mak. inquiry as To ..s location upon reaching the history Old Camp.
 II will again take it's position with tine other places of interest and odi names in historic Tombstone. such as the Bird Cage Thcater. "rougn. mt Street" Tombstone k.ptaph" and the mining claims of "R"surrec tion." and "Cruciliction."
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
GLENDALE RANCHER IS HELD ON CHARGE
 OF MANSlAUGHTEE

PIIOENiN %aH. l9 .Alga V. King. yesterday was held to answer to the superior court by Justice Nat T. Me kee after hearing on charge cf manslaGghter King was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish 4 bond of sl05o The com plaint was filed originally by R. FL shepherd. county attorney. in the court of Justice F. T Patterson at Glendale and the hearing was trans ferred to the Phoenix justice court on d change of venue.
 The charge against King arises from the death of A NJ Dement, in Glendale from the effects of q blow King is alleged to have dealt him with q shovel Monday afternoon. Jan uary ?. Dement, died two days later from concussion of the brain. Ac cordins to the testimony of Clark De. ment. brother of the deceased. King struck his brother with a shovel whi,e the latter was crawling through : fence
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
CONVICT MURDERER
 RELEASED BY DEATH

PlIOENIN. Jan. lS Serving year and ten months of his indeterminate sentence of from 3v years to life. Yes s"l Pandor. Maricopa county murde-- hv death
 Pandor was buried in the prison graveyard yesterday. d victim Of tu- bercilosis
 In the spring of 1919 Pandor. who was a syrian. killed James Antonio He was sentenced by Judge Stanford March l>, 1919. and removed at once tn Florence to begin the long term which death ended on Monday
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
SANTA CRUZ OFFICIAL.

James Finley chairman of the board oi supervisors Of santa Cruz county and brother.iu- law of John lg,. Cochisc county court interpreter. was in Tombstone yesterday and today Mr Finley was in Cochise county for the purpose of purchasing three thor ouchbrcd Hereford bulls from the Thos Whitehead estate. which he in. tends placing on his range in santa Cruz county
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
FILES SUIT AGAINST INSPIRATION COMPANY
 FOR Sio.ooo DAMAGES

MIAMI. Ariz.. Jan. lg- A claim for sustained by Ramon Ramirez. Of Mi ami, has been filed in the superior court by Attorney Weldon ! Bailey, ot Phoenix. in his behalf against the Inspiration company
 October |. he says. while he was employed as d chute tapper. on the Colorado level. a large rock fell on him and injured his right knee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
STATE DAIRY LAW
TO BE DISCUSSED,

FHOENIX. Jan ls- Farmers and ddirymen of the Salt I,:ver valley are urged to attend d meeting which will be held Tuesday night at 7:30 in the state dairy commissioner office ar the capitol building to discuss pro. posed amendments to the state dairy law. dealing with grading. labelling, tuberculin testing and sanitation.
 C. <. Brown. president of state farm bureaus and R C. :-o5;ock. rep resenting the national dairy council. are on the program for addresses ir which they discuss problems of tn. farm and dairy industry. These will be supplemented by informal discus sion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

". j. Chambers and wife. of York. Nebraska. arrived in Tombstone this morning from California and will re iiain here for week the guests of A.r. and Mrs. J S. Chambers. TIle Nebraska man is brother of the To- ';-l man and he and his wife hare been spending the past several months in California. and stopped off for brief visit here before continu- ing home. MT. Chambers says he finds everything now on the upgrade following the recent depression and does not believe it will be long before conditions will he back 10 normal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
ECkERHAN HERE.

Contractor II. M Eckerman who haS the contract for building Section A of the Benson-Vail highway, was i.' Tombstone yesterday spending the day with his family. MT Eckerman states that work is progressing nicely on the grading and concrete work. ai though little or no rain has fallen. lt VII take at least two more months before the contract can be completed, he said
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

will certainly help some as County Encineer Smyth says that he could not only dam those who leave the rocks after using them but with the number they leave he could dam q good-size stream of water.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL.

F.. II. Reeves. who has been con fined in the hospital at Bisbee for the past month was brought home today and will soon be able to leave his bed. NIT. Reeves was operated upop for acute appendicitis and has been very ill since the operation. He is re. cuperating rapidly. however. and his many friends will be pleased to hear of his recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
SERIOUS SITUATION.

The dry spell mbroken to any eA. tent is still upon us and unless Feb. ruary and March or the balance of this month produces enough precipi. tation to replenish the springs and other sources of water not on:y will the stock industry lace it's most criti. cal time since i9oi but the general water supply will be at it's lowest ebJ Tn" situation is at a serious point The only ray Of hope for relief is that the weather forecasters state Fcbru. ary and March will be productive of much rain and snow and Il Is to be hnn.i sul
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

The famous old Can Can Restaur- ant. many years ago the gastronomic mecca of miners. cowpunchers, ad venturers and gamblers. who lived Tn Tombstone in the early days, and which was the first place the travel CTS hit" when they reached Tomb stone on the Overland Stage. is to re-
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
FROM WARREN.

Mrs Emma Wolcott was brief wis itor in Tombstone today from her home in Warren
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
VIZ ERY ILL.

According to word recc:v.d in tnfs city last night by ! \ Campbell. one oi the auditors at present in the tr"asurer's office. his mother-in-law Mrs. Jacob schmidt of Eisbee. is re. ported very low. following an attack Of paralysis \ telegram has been sent to Miss Elsie Toles. state school superintendent advising here Of her
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

Dr. II X Sohell Arizona leading ortenestrist. of Tucson, will be n Tombstone Thursday afternoon only and anyone needing glasses CT attea tion |" their eyes will have an oppo:- tnnity of seeing him at the Arlington Hotel Ady2t
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
JUDGE SAMEs RETURNS ACCOMPANIED BY MOTHER.

Tombstone today from Douglas, where he went 10 close up his office affairs there before coming to Tombstone 10 take up his residence as Superior Judge MT Sames' mother accompan- jed him to Tombstone and will remain here for several days enjoying Tomb stones climate. later returning % Douglas and will probably come back to Tombstone to spend the summer with her son
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

Attend the Variety Show given at St. David. Jan. 21. A full evenings entertainment Of music. fun, plays dancing, etc. Given under direction of Miss Burroughs. home economics teacher of St David. Benefit of Chan tauqua.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
TtROUCH TO PHOENIX.

James Logic. editor and publisher Of the Douglas Dispatch. accompa, i"d by Mrs. Logic. and MT and Mrs E. L. Ward. Of Chicago. were brief visitors in Tombstone this morning cnroutr to NOgal"s. Tucson and Phoe HiN Sir ward is a well known ad- vertising representative of Chicago and has several clients in Arizona He is at present on a tour of the various western states They spent some time looking over the old historical poin', and relies of Tombstone before con timuine on tD NogaIes. where they viu view the mission before continuing .u Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
EVE SPECIALIST HERE.

Dr, II \. Schell. well known Tue son eye specialist, was in Tombstone today on one of his regular visits He l"ft for 8ishro this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
GENTLEMAN HERE.

Harry iasselcren well known cat. tleman of Lewis Springs. spent a few hours ia town today on business be for" r. : Commissioner W. A Fow. Ter
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
BEFORE GRAND JURY.

Hal smith. formerly deputy sheriff. was called to Tucson this morning as witness before the Federal Grand jury in moonshine case in which he WAS fha. arresting officer
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
BACK FROM PHOENIX.

Deputy sheriff Harry Rafferty re turned home this morning from Pho.- nix. where he went tu take an insane patient tO the state hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

Y e. Melisren and wife gre now comfortably located in the Waiter Thomas residence across iron. tie telephone office. having purchlse,' It from Mr Thomas. Mir Mellgrrn mas constructed a garage adjoining the house
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
TO TEXAS.

Ralph Cowan and VIII stevenson left Saturday for Van Horn. Texas. wher" they go to attend to almost 3., ooG head of cattle now on pasture. having been shipped by Cowan, Davis. Stevenson Bros and Escapule and weeks
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
MAIN LINE TO PHOENIX
 FOR THE "EspEE" RAILWAY

rHoENIX. Jan. ls Phoenix people believe the southern Pacific main line wil run through that city within 'he next few wears
 They believe the recent decision Of the stat" corporation commission de C."r.ne that the Southern Pacific and the Arizona Eastern are one and the same property will hasten this
 For wears. Phoenix nas dreamed of being on the main line Of the south ern Pacific and Phoenix expected To realize its hopes q score of years ago when the S. r. began construction of q tine from Phoenix eastward thru Hayden, Winkleman and Christmas to san Carlos But q fight over pass through the mountains between san Carlos and Christmas stopped the work at Christmas and the through line never materializ-r
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

Wm. COwan. cattienan of Govern. m"ut Draw. spent few hours :n town today
 !. II k.scapuie and son. John, cat u"men of the Draeoons were Tn town today front heir LIT ranch in the bra.oDus
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
TO SIS B E E.

sheriff! Joe Hood spent yesterday in Bisbe" on official business. continu- ing on Co Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
FRIDAY
IN FROM RANCH.

Jim Wolfe, well known Cattleman of Lewis Springs. was in Tombstone tp- day on business
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
THURSDAY
~~~~~~~~> iO tOC SON.

A. F.. Davis and J T. Kingsbury went to Tucson yesterday returning in the evening They report the road via Empire ranch in good shape
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
he said.
VISITING SISTERS.

Mrs. D. A. Adams. wife of Super visor Adams, is spending the day in Tombstone visiting her sisters. Mrs. Jas. A. Lamb. Mrs. F. $. Bennett and Mrs Vim Bennett
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
TO PRESCOTT.

Judge \. C. Lockwood. of Division No. l of the Superior court. left to- day for Prescott, where he will hear another case in which Judge Sweeney is disqualified. He will return Satur- day
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
TO HEREFORD.

sheriff Joe Hood and Deputy Harry Rafieriy went to Hereford today. where they were called on official business
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

The committee appointed from the three superviSoral districts of the county as the result Of the taxpayers meeting held in Tombstone last month met with the board of supervisors to- day at their regular semimonthly ses- sion. consulting with the board rs- garding the present changes in the court house building to take care of the congested offices. Members of the committee attending were C. A Overlook. Douglas; Sam Frankenberg. Of Pearce
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
HERE WITH HUSBAND.

Mrs. L C. F. Adams, of Bisbee, spent last evening and today in Tombstone accompanying Mr. Adams. who was here during the brief session of the
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
UP FROM DOUGLAS.

.ludg" r. NJ. Doan was visitor in Tombston" today from Douglas. hay ms business in the Super ,s Cont.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
TO WILCOX.

W T Boyd and wii-. and To, Ellis went to WilicoN today on brief visit expecting to return home this even. ing
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
N HE'D GLASS ES |?

II So. Dr. II \. Scneli. Arizona $ leading optemetrist. will be in Tomb. stone Thursday afternoon only. at the Arlington Hotel -Advet
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
TO CASA CRANDE.

< Chambers and brother. who is visiting here from York Nebraska. went to Casa Grande yesterday on a visit with MT Chambers son. Fred who is located there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
VISITED RELATIVES.

MISS Anne BurneS returned home last e'enine having spent sunday Tn Douglas with relatives
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
BACK TO DOUGLAS.

Judge Albert NJ. Sames wen, back to Douglas this afternoon. where he is closing up the final affairs of his office before returning to Tombstone 10 take up his permanent residence As soon as Judge Sames can find q suitable residence" he will bring his mother to Tombstone to reside with him
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
HEALTH OFFICER HERE.

Dr. i.. T. Duriee, cDunty health off cer. was d visitor in the county Seat today consulting with the board of r. pervisors. which was in session to- day
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
STARTS ASSESSING.

County Assessor George HenshaW lett yesterday for the Benson district. where he will start assessing in tha: end of the county for the present year
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

party Of tourists from Erie. Pa, were in Tombstone yesterday enroute east. They camped at Fairbank the night before and stated that they hal gone to California via the northern route over the Lincoln Highway and the Arrowhead Trail They also stat. ed that they had been told that Ari zcna had the worst roads in the | nj ted States but that they would all swear To the contrary They were travelling east over the Borderland and are taking the Old panish Trails tO Florida.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
PICKETT HERE.

Attorney ii. r.. Pickett. Uf Douglas. was among the visitors in Tombstone today having case before Judge Sames in Division No. of the Super. ior Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
EIdNUInOtNer $ COndltIOn-
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Mrs. Kate Igo entertained about 20 "Ouns friends at her home last even. ing, music. dancing and games being enjoyed Refreshments were served.