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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-11

constitute an additional IS men. Add
ed to this force are regiment of
scene Shutters, electricians, jackson
all-trades and superintendent of in
spection.
1t is rather Illuminating to disclose
that the furniture, decorations, paper,
compo-board and various odds and
ends of screen set must be chosen in
accordance with the story and the
principal character therein. For in
stance, if the beloved heroine of the
play is gifted with buoyant blonde
curls, it would be horrible crime to
arrange light background, or side
ground.
To gain a contrast, and insure crys-
tai photography, it is vital that the set
be placed against a dark background.
And vice versa with the brunettes Of
efildom.
Generally speaking, from two to
thirty days are required for the build
ing of the average set. Sometimes it
goes up on the stage where it will be
photographed, but in the case of elab-
crate. ballroom sets and their equiva-
lent, miniature model sets are made.
Following their close inspection for
detail, contemplated action and CLOSE
ups" the actual construction is done
in piecework in the mammoth shops
adjoining the studio proper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24

Dad Stetson,> Lowell resident. wa a visitor in town today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
PLENTY OF GAME IN
 FORESTS VET, SHOWN

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. Sept. 21.-After taking out half a dozen within short are still plenty on that forest. The CT by the name of Steve Elkins who has been acting as a hunting guide for a man and his wife this spring. They have bagged six bes-s and a mountain lion. One of the bears talk en had lately gorged himself on calf meat and another had many turkey egg shells in his stomach.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
extension paving.
 CANDIDATES ARE SLOW.

Clerk M. (. Eankins of the Boar of Supervisors states that there are "a number of candidates who have no, filed their expense accounts for the primary elction. The law requires that it be filed within ten days after the election which makes them due not later than Friday evening The clerk of the board is not permitted to issue certificate Of eeic,ion to the pense account has been filed
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TO DOUGLAS

Undersheriff Chas. Blyth W. Bisbee yesterday on official bus
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FINDS RABBIT INSIDE
 OF BIG RATTLESNAKE

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. Sept 2l-Dr W. H. Long. the Arizona and New Mexico forest district pathologist, made q trip three or four days ago to his ex- pertinent station in Tejano Canyon on the Manzano. Just short distance east of the forest boundary he came across a rattlesnake which he killed He noted d considerable bulge in the snakes body and ripped open the skin. Within was d little cottontail rabbit which the snake had swallowed whole
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
sISBEE ATTORNEYS.

Attorneys Alex Murry and J. L
 today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
DROUTH HURTS TEXAS CATTLE INDUSTRY.

According to Fred Bennett. Tomb. stone cattleman. who returned home yesterday from a three months stay in the Pecos district. in Texas, the cattle situation there is in bad shape due to the continued drouth and cat tlemen are finding it hard to make both ends meet. NIT. Bennett still has a number of head of stock in the dis trict. which he shipped during the drouth here last year. and as yet has been unable to dispose of them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM BIS BEE.

Dr. w r Sims. one of the demo cratic nom inees for state senator, was among the visitors in the county seat today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
IRRIGATION BONDS o. K.

PHOENIX, Sept. 21.-The state cer- tification board has approved the bonds of the Flowing Wells and the Jaynes irrigation districts. near Tue son. The certification was made yes terday at meeting of the board held in the ofice of the attorney general. The districts were represented at the meeting by Attorneys Campbell and Connor, of Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
BOYS BEING HELD
 FOR STEALING CAR.

Constable Lee Hall. of Naco, today brought two boys. each aged 15. to the juvenile jail. charged with hay ing stolen a Ford automobile from Ernest Iyey. of the Warern Drug Co. The boys. woh say their homes is in the Imperial Valley. California. are Ernest Valdez and Frank Berecocha They will be given hearing in ju- venile court before Judge Lockwood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
GOVERNOR HERE.

Governor Thomas F. Campbell and
 Warden Thos Rhynning, of the state penitentiary at Florence, were in the city few minutes this morning. en- route to Douglas. The governor in spected the the paving being laid in the vicinity of Tombstone on his way to Douglas. He will return to Tomb stone tomorrow and leave during the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM GlEESON.

Mrs. N. J. Lannon, of GleesOn. was in town today for the purpose of fil- ing her petition for place on the
 ballot as independent candidate for justice of the peace of Gleeson. Rube Wells. also of Gleeson. was here to- day filing his petition for constable O. the Gleeson precinct
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24

which place he attended the Legion convention
 TO FL PASo.
 Ray B. krebs. Of the krebs Auto Co. will go to Fl Paso tonight for a brief business trip. He will be acocmpan. jed by his mechanic Jack Main TO sisseE. Manager C. w Mangum. Of the local Mountain States office. went to Bisbee this afternoon on a brief bus mess visit
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
WEDNESDAY

TO CIRCUS
 Many local people drove to Douglas today to take in the circus TO sissEE. Stewart Grant. local shoe man, was a visitor in Bisbee today on business. GOVERNOR HERE
 Governor Thomas F. Campbell and party spent a couple of hours in
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM APACHE PLANT.

D. F.. Fogg. assistant general mana ger of the Apache Powder company at St. David, was visitor in Tomb stone today on business al tke court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
AGAIN OPEN.

The registration of voters for the November election opens again this morning and will be open until Octo- Der 18th. Those who have moved from one precinct to another may
 have their voting precinct changed by appearing before one of the reg istration officers and swearing to a ssIIa uI
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TOMORROW MITE

Pauline Frederick in Two Kinds Of Women is the bill for Thursday y night at the Crystal theater. and with the favorite Pauline in the cast il is sure bet that it is a good play. for We never see Pauline FreedriCk in anything but a good play and well supported at that. There will also be a reel of news pictures
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
WILL MEET SOON

The newly elected members Of the Democratic central committee will meet in Bisbee on Tuesday. Septem- Der 26, to perfect their organization
 Chairman F. " Beddow will call the meeting as soon as the names of the new members have been received from the official count of the board ot supervisors The law requires that they meet two weeks after the pri-
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
RETURNED HOME.

Miss Ethel Brown. who has been here for the past several weeks on
 the extra work at the court house. re-
 turned to her home in Gleeson this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TUESDAY sSfS6keTr6cR

Street Sups. Hal Smith added one mors block to the city work last r,~s, and of necessity decided that ,,. Mock In froat of Jim Lambs and
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
, GENTLEMAN HERE.

Sam Barrow. cattleman of the San Pedro. spent few hours in the city today on business
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
legal matters.
CANDIDATE HERE.

R. N. French. attorney of Douglas and candidate for judge of the Super for court. spent the day in the county seat today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA

Nern Kendall of the Kendall Bros Cattle Company. returned home yes terday from six weeks trip to Cali foruia points. having accompanied g shipment of cattle to Bakecfield
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TO BISBEE MEETING.

J. \. lyey. Dr. IT. IT. Hughart and W. F.. Clark. local Democratic pre- cinct committeeman. went to Bisbee today to attend the meeting of Dem oCratic central committee
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
MORE MAINTENANCE.

The big cat" will do some main tenance work on it's way back to camp as it goes towards Fairbank on the state highway from the Benson iunctiou
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24

Bud Marrs needed grading and today the big cat turned the trick This completes the city work and the crew and equipment will return at once to Fairbank.
 THE PAVING
 The paving crew crossed the bridge yesterday and is stepping right into town.
 elUFFiNG
 The threatened rain storm last mite took fling at the Dude Ranch but failed to reach Tombstone. THE CIRCUS.
 A circus in Douglas tomorrow will catch all the candidates in the coun- ty They have to go down to feed the elephant peanuts
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
SENT CERTIFIED RETURNS.

Certified returns of the Cochise county Primary election as far as the state candidates and amendments vote was concerned are now in the hands of Secretary of State Ernest haii. according to announcement from the supervisors once this afternoon, the certified returns having gone out Wednesday.
 FROM RANCH.
 l.. M. Lindsey was a visitor in town today from his ranch in the valley SUPREME JUDGE lcANoioAre HERE. Frank H. Lyman, democratic can. didate for the short term on the Su- preme Bench. spent a few hours in Tombstone yesterday enroute to his home in Phoenix, from Douglas. al
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24

Pierre Mariotte. of Bisbee, was a brief visitor in Tombstone yesterday
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
COMING THIS WAY.

Russell Moves and his gang of high way maintenance men are coming right along on state repair work from the mouth of Tombstone can. yor pn tha sr,ta hipbway
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TO siseEE.
SATURDAY fsoH fUcsoN.

I. II. Keddington. Tucson printer and book binder for the trade. spent few hours in Tombstone today. re
 turning to his home a: Tucson today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM BISBEE.

Attorney Geo. l.. Taylor. of Bisbee was q visitor in Tombstone today having several cases before the Su perior court
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
BiS6EE LAWYER.

Attorney J. D Taylor. of Bisbee, was visitor in Tombstone today on legal matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24

Tombstone last night as guests of Judge Albert NJ Sames. who entertain
 ed the party at dinner at the Gray residence They left in the rain for
 Phoenix. making the drive through
 last night
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
THURSDAY
TO DOUGLAS.

TO DOUGLAS.
 Sheriff J F. Hood and wife went to ouglas today for a brief visit ToNiTE.
 Pauline Fredericks in Two Kinds of Women" is the bill for tonite at the Crystal theater and also one reel of news pictures. making six reel show for 15c and 25c. Pauline is a favorite here and should draw a big house. It's Robertson-Cole produc- tion
 OR. MARTIN HERE. Dr. Cloyd II. Martin. newly elected president of the University of Arizona spent a portion Of yesterday after. noon in Tombstone. He was accom-. panied by Secretary McPherson, of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce, and Kirk Moore. Tucson attorney and graduate of the diversity.
 IN TOWN.
 | Project Engineer Al Jenkins and I. T. Frazier, maintenance engineer of the state highway department were in town today trying to arrange for the additional five miles of paving. They are anxious to help Tombstone out oi the Jack pot" we are now in on the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FRIDAY
FROM OlEESO

FROM oLEesoN. J. K. Symonds. of Gleeson. was a visitor in Tombstone today. Eat at the New Modern Cafe if you
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
IN BIS B EE.
SiSsEE VISITOR.

Frank Winters spent yesterday il Bisbee on a business mission
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
o. the Gleeson precinct.
ALL CANDIDATES FILE.

Today being the last day for candi- dates to file their expense state
 ments. the office of Clerk N. C. Han
 kins of the board of supervisors was
 swamped with the papers. every can didate having filed a statement as re-
 nnirx.d tho I,rix,, ru Ia
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
blank A
FROM LOW ELL.

II II Bohmfalk. constable of Low ell and recent contender for the sher
 ifs nomination. was g visitor in
 Tombstone this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TOMBSTONE TO WM TOPICS TERsELY T@D
MONDAY
VISITED IN 6iS6Ee

VISITED IN 8iS8Ee
 MT. and Mrs Edward Massey spent yesterday in Bisbee visiting friends. VISITED IN 6ls5EE.
 Geo. N. Wales. republican candidate for county assessor. spent Saturday and Sunday in Bisbee visiting friends. RETURNED FROM sissEE.
 Jimmy Mcdonald. democratic can didate for sheriff. returned yesterday from BiSbee, where he spent the past two days
 VISITED FRIENDS.
 Arthur Peterson spent Saturday night and Sunday in Bisbee visiting relatives
 FROM sis6EE.
 pr. w r Sims. one of the demo cratic nominees for state senator, was among the visitors in the county seat today,
 FROM ST. DAVID
 J. A Baker and w. G. Goodman, O, St. David. spent few hours in the county seat today on business at the court house
 sissee ATTORNEYS.
 Among the Bisbee attorneys in the county seat today were j. D. Taylor. eco L. Taylor. N. Blumepthal and B. r. Shimmei.
 FROM WEBB.
 Elmer D. Harris. justice of the peace. and C. II. Kelly. deputy sher- iff, Of Webb, spent few hours in Tombstone today on business at the court house
 WILL MEET SOON
 The newly elected members Of the Democratic central committee will meet in Bisbee on Tuesday. Septem- Der 26, to perfect their organization  Chairman F w Beddow will call the meeting as soon as the names Of the new members have been received from the official count of the board of supervisors The law requires that they meet two weeks after the pri- mary
 GOVERNOR HERE
 Governor Thomas F. Campbell and Warden Thos Rhynnins, of the state penitentiary at Florence, were in the city few minutes this morning. en- route to Douglas. The governor in spected the the paving being laid in the vicinity Of Tombstone on his way to Douglas He will return to Tomb stone tomorrow and leave during the night for Phoenix.
 GLEASON VISITOR.
 Justice Of the Peace w. J Geers. of Gleeson. was visitor in the county seat today on business FROM RANCH
 Lee and A II. Harkey, cattlemep of Mustang Gap, were visitors in the city today
 DEPUTY ASSESSORS.
 Tom Glenn, Douglas deputy asses sor, and Gus Haigler, Bisbee deputy. were in Tombstone today on business before the board of supervisors. CONFIRMING.
 Attorney General VI. J. Galbraith spent yesterday here in consultation with Sheriff Joe Hood on matters per taining to these offices. VISITED PARENTS.
 Miss Clara Igo. society editor Of the Douglas International. spent Sat urday and Sunday here with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Igo. HELD FOR TRIAL.
 E.. Vejar was held for trial in the Superior court this afternoon for an alleged statutory crime by Judge H. P. Merrill, following preliminary hearing.
 FROM DOUGLAS
 John Newburry, of Douglas. was among the visitors Tn the county seat today. Mir. Newbury was the success full candidate for the nomination for justice of the peace of Douglas. win, ming over w. c. Jack - EDITOR HERE.
 Craig PottidEer.. editor of the. No gales Herald, stopped over in Tomb stone last evening for few minutes enroute to his home at Nogaies from Doue,ss. where he had been on a brief visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM WE 5B.

Elmer D. Harris. justice of the peace. and G. II. Kelly. deputy sher iff, of Webb. spent few hours in Tombstone today on business at the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM CAMP.

Al Jenkins. superintendent of the state road camp at Fraibank was , visitor in Tombstone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM LOWELL.

Owen Murphy was a brief visitor 1T Tombstone yesterday from his hom, al Lowell
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TONITE THE NITE.

With Jack Pickford in his latest Go,dwyn picture entitled "The Man Who Had Everything" the playgoers of Tombstone will get real clever pickford performance and then for good measure there will be reel of rews as curtain raiser-makinS six reels for 1Jc and 25c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
CANDIDATE HERE.

R. x. French, attorney of Douglas, and one of the nominees for the Su.
 perior judgeships was visitor in town today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM BiS6EE

J. s. McNeish. of Bisbee, was a visitor in the county seat today on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
ROYAL ARCH MEETS TONIGHT.
FROM GLEASON.
LIGHT SHOW eR

A couple of light sprinkies last mite laid the dust occassioned by the street improvements made the last ten days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
INSTALL NEW FOUNTAIN.

The Columbus Drug Company is to- day installing new soda fountain to take care of the rapidly growing bus mess. Manager o. Lillybeck announc- es. The fountain is twice the size of the old one
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TUCSON ATTORNEY.

Attorney Francis $. Hartman. c Tucson. was in Tombstone today O legal matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
DEMOCRATS COUNTY
 CANDIDATES.

{ 4 meeting of the Cochise County 1 Democratic candidates nominated at . the Primary election will be held in Tombstone Saturday afternoon at 2 O clock. word having been sent out to l all county candidates to be present and discuss plans for a general coun. ty campaign. Every candidate on the ticket has signiiied his intention of lattendins the meeting here. VISITING SON. T. II. knoles father of r. H. knoles, owner of the Cochise County Bakery arrived here last evening from Chica.
 go and will visit here short while
 with his son before proceeding 10 his
 home in California IN elssgE. Mrs J II Macia secretary Of the Cochise County Child's Welfare Board
 was in Bisbee otday on business con.
 nected with the board
 FROM CAMILLE. r. J. Mccarthy. farmer of Camille.
 was visitor in Tombstone today
 FROM PEARcE. A. Y. Smih and party Of Pearce, spent q few hours in Tombstone to- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
CAOiS AID MEETING.

l The Ladies Aid will have special meeting at the Congregational church parolrs tomorrow afternoon at ?: 90 o'clock. All ladies are requested and urged to attend
 ROYAL ARCH MEETS TONIGHT. The Royal Arch Masons will meet
 tonight al the Masonic Hali and all
 members are requested to be present
 FROM GLEASON. ! Constable L. M Brown. of Gleeson. was visitor in town today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
BtSBEE ATTORNEYS.

Among the Bisbee attorneys in the county seat today were J. n. Taylor. eco. l.. Taylor. NJ Blumerthal and B. F Shimmei
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
BACK FROM TRIP TO CANADA.

Lillian and Billie Coe. children Of Mrs F. Coe, of Tombstone. returned home today from q two months trip Co Canada, where they visited with their grandmother The little tots made the trip both ways unaccompan- fed. their mother meeting them at Henson this morning They report that they received the best of care at t.e hands of trainmen enroute. and said they were not the least bit afraid 70 make the long journey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24


 The threatened rain storm last mite took fling at the Dude Ranch but failed to reach Tombstone
 THE CIRCUS. 1 A circus in Douglas tomorrow will catch all the candidates in the coun- ty. They have to go down to feed the elephant peanuts.
 COMING THIS WAY. Russel Moves and his gang of high way maintenance men are coming right along on state repair work | from the mouth of Tombstone can. yon on the state highway.
 MORE MAINTENANCE. The big cat" will do some main. tenance work on its way back to camp as it goes towards Fairbank on the state highway from the Benson junction
 AGAIN OPEN. The registration of voters for the November election opens again this morning and will be open until Octo. Der 18th. Those who have moved from one precinct to another may have their voting precinct changed by appearing before one Of the reg. istration officers and swearing to a blank A
 FROM LOWELL.
 II. II Bohmfalk. constable of Low ell, and recent contender for the sher. iff's nomination was visitor in Tombstone this afternoon. FROM CAMP.
 Al Jenkins. superintendent of the state road camp at Fraibank. was q visitor in Tombstone today. CANDIDATE HERE.
 R. x. French. attorney of Douglas, and one of the nominees for the Su- perior judseships. was q visitor in town today
 TO BIssEE.
 Bob Coe was visitor in Bisbee yesterday
 VISITED IN eIssEE.
 Cndersheriff Chas Blyth was in Bisbee yesterday on official business. TO DOUGLAS.
 Bob Tummins. fireman on the local branch. is taking few days lay-ofr and went down to Douglas today to visit friends.
 TO Bls6EE.
 J. r. Mcdonald. democratic candi- date for sheriff, went to Bisbee to- day for d few days visit FROM DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. Jos Henderson, Of Douglas. was d visitor in the city today While here she concluded the sale Of her mothers residence on Fremont street to Harry welch, of Tombstone. Her mother, Mrs Geo Bravin. is now a resident Of Los Angeles. INSTALL NEW FOUNTAIN.
 The Columbus Drug Company is to- day installing a new soda fountain to take care of the rapidly growing bus mess, Manager o. Lillybeck announc- es. The fountain is twice the size of the old one
 siSsEE ATTORNEYS.
 Attorneys Alex Murry and J. L.. Winters were visitors in Tombstone today.
 FROM LOWELL
 Dad Stetson,, Lowell resident. was Ia visitor in town today. CALL JURY ABOUT OCTOBER 18TH. Judge A. C. Lockwood, of Division of the Superior Court, today stated that it his intention to call a jury for criminal court about October 1e. clearing up the docket by November.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM DOUGLAS.

Mrs. Jos. Henderson, of Douglas. was visitor in the city today. While here she concluded the sale Of her mothers residence on Fremont street to Harry Welch. of Tombstone Her mother. Mrs. Geo. Bravin, is now a -.ztdap- Cg ce Apuaray
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
STOLEN FORD RECOVERED.

Sheriff J. F. Hood this afternoon received word that the Ford roadster Warren. was recovered by deputies al Naco. and two Mexicans. in whose possession the car was found. were arrested and are being held The car was stolen last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
CALL JURY ABOUT
 OCTOBER 16TH.

CALL JURY ABOUT
 OCTOBER 1eTH. Judge A. C. Lockwood, of Division
 1 of the Superior Court, today stated that it his intention to call a jury for criminal court about October 1G. clearing up the docket by November. After election the civil calendar will be called for trial. TODAY NATURALIZATION DAY.
 Today was naturalization day in Division 1 of the Superior court, some 2s applicants for citizenship being examined by Naturalization Examiner Anderson, of Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
MARRIED WILCOX COUPLE.

Justice of the Peace II. P. Merrill
 today married Edward T. Kuhn and
 Miss Bernice WoOttan. of Wilcox. The couple returned to their home following the ceremony
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TO BIS6EE E.
VISITED IN BISBEE.

Bob Coe was s visitor in Bis yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
TO BlSBEE.

J. r. Mcdonald, democratic candi date for sheriff, went to Bisbee to day for few days visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
FROM ST. DAVID.

j. A Baker and w. G. Goodman, of St. David. spent few hours in the county seat today on business at the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24
VISITED FRIENDS.

Arthur Peterson spent Saturday night and Sunday in Bisbee visiting relatives
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-24

Sheriff J. F. Hood and wife went to ouglas today for a brief visit
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