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The Delta independent., 1922-04-14
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The Delta independent., 1922-04-14
MAGGIE AND JIGGS
AT THE GOLDEN GATE


Gate.
With a solemn mein and an air Sc
date
When up to the top of the golden
stair,
Maggie and Jiggs assembled there
Applied for admission. They came
In hope the City of Peace to win.
And asked st. Peter to let them in.
Maggie was tall and dark and thin
She had an eagle eye and shook
wicked chin.
And his stomach was built so it round
ed out
His face was pleasant with a genial
smile
And they stood and looked and listen
ed while.
The choir in the distance the echoes
woke
And Jiggs kept still while Maggie
spoke:
"Oh, Thou, who guardest the Golden
gate" said she,
1--WE come hither beseeching thee
To let us enter the heavenly land
And play our harps with the angel
band.
OF me. st. Peter, there is no doubt,
There's nothing from Heaven to bar
me out.
I've been to meetings three times a
week
And almost always I'd rise and speak
I've told many sinners about the day
When they'd repent of their evil way,
I've told my neighbors-I've told them
About Adam and Eve and the Primal
Fall.
I've shown them what they'd have to
do
If they'd pass on in with the chosen
few.
I've marked their path of duty clear,
Laid out the plan of their whole ca
reer,
I've talked to them often and loud
and long
For my lungs are good and my voice
is strong.
So good St Peter you'll clearly see
The gate of Heaven is open to me.
But this man Jiggs. I regret to say
Has often strayed from the narrow
way.
He smokes and swears, grave faults
he's got,
So don't know whether he'll pass or
not
He never would pray with an earn
est vim
Or go to revivals or Join in hymn.
While l the sins of my neighbors
bore.
He gadded about with Dinty Moore.
Know him, st. Peter, know him well,
To escape from me he'd go to hell.
But, st. Peter, need him here
And it's my desire to keep him near
On earth l bore heavy cross,
Give me in Heaven still, Jiggs to boss.
I've brought my rolling pin and jars
To keep him lodging among the
stars.
But say. st. Peter, 1t seems to me
This gate isn't kept as 1t ought to be;
You should always stand by the open
ing there.
And never sit down in that easy
chair.
I'm growing old and my sight is dim
med,
But l don't like the way your whis-
kers are trimmed;
They're cut too wide with an upward
toss
When they'd look much better cut
straight across"
st. Peter sat quiet and stroked his
staff.
But in spite Of his office he had to
laugh
Then he said with fiery CLEAN in his
eye:
who's guarding this gate, Maggie,
you or II"
He rose to his feet, in stature tall,
And pressed the button on the wall,
And said to the imp who answered
the bell:
Escort this female around to hell.
Slowly Jiggs turned, by habit bent.
To follow wherever Maggie went,
But st. Peter. standing on duty there
The Delta independent., 1922-04-14

Perhaps the moving picture perfor-
mers would be better off with fewer
soiress and more Sunday schools.
The Delta independent., 1922-04-14

Some folks in Delta who never will
make any noise in the world, are
wearing very loud clothes.
The Delta independent., 1922-04-14

Much complaint of housing short
age but the American people have
carefully looked out to prevent any
garage shortage.
The Delta independent., 1922-04-14

Seneca Indians have taken jazz.
Probably can't tell difference between
that and their aboriginal music.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
Silver Rate Is Likely
to Have Good Effect
on Low Grade Copper

NEW YORK, May 15.-Foreign bar
silver reached a new high record for
the year today, being quoted at 721k
cents an ounce. The previous high
mark was 701s cents last Saturday.
Continuation of the increase. ac-
cording to local bullion dealers, I'm.
doubtedly will result in a resumption
OF silver mining operations in the
United States and Mexico, which
nave been at low ebb for sew
eral months. Low grade copper
mines also will be likely to extend
their operations if the higher bar
silver rate should hold.
Increased prices for foreign bar
silver are accounted for by the hoav-
Ter demand for the product. being
made by the Chinese and Indian mar
kets. India not only has been i'm
porting large quantities of silver, but
also has resumed importations OF
gold in order to balance. its accounts
in Europe, and the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16

Y e q G Z a % lie OOm-
pound. Ny mother
had great faith IN It
as she had taken 50
much of it and when
] had trouble after
my baby was born
she gave it to me.
1t helped me so much
more than anything
else had done that +
advise all women
with female trouble
fO give n n fair trial
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
INVITATION is DECLINED
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toration of Russian production, with
out which a sound basis for credits
would be lacking.
GENOA, May 15.-(By the AssOeiat-
ed Press Russia will participate in
the proposed conference at The Hague
to discuss the Russian question. NJ.
! Rakovsl1y made this announcement
tonight after a meeting of the entire
Bolsheviki delegation.
Rakovsky said that in his Judgment
which he said was also the judgment
of his fellow delegates, unless the Rus
sian idea of a real mixed commission
were adopted instead of the double
commission idea of the powers. The
Hague conference was bound to prove
as sterile as the Genoa conference
Rakovsky emphasized that the Sow
ct delegation had found absolutely un
acceptable the proposition of the pow
erS whereby no treaties of any sort
could be entered into with Russia,
whether political or economic in char
acter, during The Hague meeting. Ii
persisted in, he was confident il would
provoke intense feeling throughout
Russia against this gathering because
the Russians would regard it as a
kind of masked blockade against them
He wanted the entire world to I'M
derStand that Communistic Russia
was heartily in favor of a permanent
non-aggression pact by which nations
would mutually engage TO respect
each others territorial integrity. Rus.
STA, he declared, sought only peace
and security, and was always willing
TO accord peace and security to 9TH
ers.
Ire Russian spokesman said his del
egation would prefer that the forth
coming conference be held in some
other city. There were two reasons
for this-first, Holland, unlike Italy
and some OF the other powers, had
concluded no treaties with Russia nor
even tried to do so, and second. com
munications between Moscow and The
Hague would be difficult. His dele
cation preferred Stockholm or Riga,
and he added emphatiellly I'VE will in
sist on some other city than The
Hague"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
Messenger Describes Hold
Up of Golden State Limited;
Killed One Wounded Another

Los ANGELES, May 10. Harry
Stewart, railway express messenger,
grey-haired and with failing eyesight,
came home tonight with notch on his
gun.
Near Tucson, Ariz., early today. he
killed one bandit, wounded another,
and routed six more when the band
attempted to rob the Chicago, Rock Is
land and Pacific train No. ), the GOiu-
en- State Limited bound from Chicago
to Los Angeles.
The train, with several hundred pas
sengers. was approaching Jaynes, SIX
miles west of Tucson, early TO-DAY
when it struck several torpedo signals.
Farther ahead, between the tracks, the
engine crew saw a red fuse flaring,
d. M. Madigan. conductor, looked
out as the wheels ground to a stop.
"As l opened the vestibule," said
Madigan later, somebody fired four
shots at me. / was temporarily blind
ed by flying glass,
Stewart had been sleeping.
81 was awakened by the shooting"
he said. 81 was in my sock feet. had
no idea what was going on, but knew
something was wrong Did | open the
door? l hope l didn't
"The car was dark inside. | felt
around and found my sawed-off shot
gun. 1t had two shells in it, l went
to the little window in the car 1t
was so high could hardly see through
it. While I waited there. probably
sixty shots we're fired at the train.
"0ne of the bandits shouted: Come
on boys, come on. If you don't open
the doors and climb ont, Wen. dyna-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
H0U5EWORK IS
NOW EASY SHE
IS SO STRONG
Oakland Woman Gains Thir-
teen Pounds and Nervous
Indigestion Is Entirely
Overcome.

"Tanlac has relieved me OF all my
suffering and | wouldn't think of be-
ing without it, said Mrs Mary f. Hus-
sey, 2032 46th Ave. Oakland, Calf.
several years ago commenced suf-
fcring with what I was told. was nerv-
Gus indigestion. My whole nervous
system seemed to be out of order and
| suffered all the pain and distress a
bad stomach can cause person. My
appetite was very poor and at times
l was bloated up and had severe
pains in my chest ana around my
heart. Then | got to having lumbago.
and just suffered agonies with my
back | couldn't sleep much and al
WAYS felt tired and miserable
Nothing ever helped me until got
Tanlac.. but now I am so well and
strong I can do my homework with
the greatest ease and I've gained thir-
teen pounds in weight. If ever need
a medicine again, will certainly take
Tanlac"
Tanlac is soldAby all good druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
PROSECUTE WAR FRAUD
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give him what he had asked. Support
ing the chairman in his plea, Repre-
sentative Connally. Democrat, Texas,
said he wanted the government to
get the grafters in the flesh and not
in the imagination, whether they were
Democrats or Republicans"
But before the next camaign," said
Connally, Il hope the department of
justice will get one man, put him in
"a cage, and exhibit him throughout
the country And over his cage. as it
is hauled from state to state. they
ought to put big sign with the
words: Here's that CRATER we caught
out of 10000 cases"
In view of the attorney generals
statement that the United States stood
to,recover 100000. Byrns of Ten
nessee insisted that Director Dawes
OF the budget bureaeu, should have
come to congress long ago to demand
funds with which to get it. since the
attorney general had not made the
request until the other day
AS joint author of the Woodruff
Johnson resolution for the inYestiga-
tion, Representative Woodruff. Repub-
lican, Michigan, told the house that
his vote for the appropriation meas
ure Gin no way affected my determin-
alton to press for action upon, the res
olution." The public, Woodruff said,
had somehow gained the impression
that attention had been directed only
to the Bosch Magnetic and Chemical
Foundation cases. while IAN investi-
cation committee, or the department
of justice, il it operates, will find 9TH
ers just as reprehensible."
There was a sharp exchange BE
tween Moore of Virginia, and Chair
man Campbell of the rules committee
wro, with two other Republican and
Democratic members, voted to give
the resolution privileged status. over
the chairman's failure to call it UP in
the house.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
TOCONFER WITH
/. IMPERIAL WIZARD
Grand Goblin of Pacific Coast
Domain Is on His Way to
Headquarters of Klan

Los ANGELES, May 15.-W. s. Co
burn. grand goblin of the Pacific do
main of the Ku HluX Khan, is on the
way from Los Angeles to Atlanta, Ga,
to confer with Imperial Wizard Joseph
w. Simmons. his imperial majesty of
the Invisible Empire" it was admit
ted here tonight by Paul Barksdale
DOR. attorney for Cobun and for a
number of klansmen connected with
the recent InglewOod raid, whiqH pre-
cipitated the grand jury Investigation
of the organization now in progress
here.
Coburn is due in Atlanta tomorrow,
DOR said, and viii Immediately go
into conference with the head of the
khan.
Coburn's departure was not disclos-
ed until today. 1t is understood he
went at Simmons request. Many tele-
grams are said TO have been exchang-
ed between them since the nglewood
raid on April %
Coburn is the personal representa-.
tive here of the 'imperial wizard and
has charge of Khan afsRirs in the six
western states comprising the Pacific
domain"
The grand jury inquiIing into the
rad at mglewood, near here, a few
weeks ago, in which one of the mask
ed party of raiders suffered a fatal
wound, examined today 46 men, mem.
Ders OF party of $50 whose names
mad been found in khan records and
VINO mad been subpoenaed as wit
nesses before that body.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16

made permanent; (3) that a commit
tee on resolutions be appointed and
az that a complete state ticket be
endorsed by the conference, with a
two-thirds vote. necessary for the en-
dorsement of any candidate
1t was over the fourth section that
Maricopa county's delegation split.
Senator Claypool of the ella delega-
ton, was opposed to the endorsement
of any candidates. George Purdy Bull
lard was for the elimination o. the
word majority" For more than an
hour the question was debated, with
Maricopa delegates frequently oppos-
ed to each other.
One Of ella county's delegates de-
clared that the endorsement of any
candidates was against the wishes of
a former Democratic governor, who
was not mentioned directly by name.
This statement appeared to have little
effect on the conference as a whole.
F. c. Struckmeyer, Harry Johnson
and George Purdy Billiard. all of Mar
icopa, led the fight for the majority
rule.
Frank Curley, of Pima, argued that
"of we can't get together on common
by a two-thirds majority. then we'd
better pack up and go home" He
was loudly cheered. H. c. Beumler, of
Cochise county, declared that il the
conference could, by a two-thirds vote
get behind any action for the good of
the party, then victory would be doub-
~ assured.
Many Ballots Necessary
Senator Claypool was for an amend
ment to Billiards. amendment that
would have stricken out all reference
to endorsing candidates.
1t appeared that a vote was impos-
sible, owing to the limits to which the
debate had been carried. Then Bull
lard withdrew his amendment, and
Claypool did the same. under the
agreement for a substitute motion
that the report be considered section
by section.
Again the fourth section started de
batting, after the first three sections
had been speedily adopted Senator
Claypool moved that the report be
tabled. The motion was defeated
Sc IL to Go IL votes. Again Bullard
moved that the words "two-thirds' be
stricken out and majority substitut-
ed. roll call vote was finally taken
and Billiards. plan for a majority rule
was lost, los to IS.
The committee on resolutions and
platform reported tonight that it
would be unable to report until tomor
row morning. d. G.. O'Neill was nam
ed by the chairman to represent Co.
,chise county on this committee.
Indications tonight are that the coli
ference will not be adjourned before
tomorrow afternoon at the earliest.
With a two-thirds vote of delegates
present necessary for the endorse
ment of any candidate, it is believed
that many ballots will have to be TAX
zen on every state office on the ticket
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16

The last census showed that there
were 1890 Indians living in Oregon at
that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
LINcoLN,s COUSIN DIES

READING. Pa. May 15.-Alfred G.
Lincoln. a farmer OF Exeter. a third
cousin OF Abraham Lincoln, died today
aged SO years. He resembled Linsoln
to such a degree that he was known
in his neighborhood as ABE"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16

mite the train"
> A few more shots came from the
bandits ambushed in the brush. Then
one Of them called: We'll, let's get
busy
81 saw one of the armed men start
out of the brush. The window was
too high for me to get good line on
him--and I've got poor eyesight be-
Sides-but l let him have the first
barrel. He Topped to the ground and
erawled back to the brush.
Farther back, could. hear the
others shooting at the coaches, trying
to terrOriZe the passengers, | suppose.
"Then / heard footsteps coming
from the direction of the engine.
couldn't see the man.. but he walked
beneath my window. Then he came
back. Abreast of my window again,
got peep at him as he turned and
walked toward the brush. | figured
he was going to set off a. charge of
dynamite. and l let him have the other
barrel
log, and grooming, crawled for about
Is feet. When he reached the bushes
he didn't groan any more.
zone of the bandits called out {:
Don't shoot any more, boys and
they didn't.
pretty soon | heard an automobile
engine start Then l saw five or six
men jump into machine. The car
sped away without lights
Stewart was met at the station here
by delegation of friends and of rail
way and express officials and by his
Wifa
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
YOUNG MOTHER
NOW STRONG
Her Mothers Faith in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Led Her To Try 1t

Kenosha, wisconsin, cannot say
enough in praise of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
CRANOLENE
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This wonderfully successful healing
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
CAPITAL TRIES
OUT DAYLIGHT
SAVINGS PLAN
Washington at Work Hour
Earlier Without Advancing
Clocks; Works Well

WASHINGTON, May Washing
ton today tried out the plan of saving
daylight by getting up and going to
work an hour earlier without advanc-
ing the clock. and found that, contra
'ry to general predictions, it worked
pretty well.
Where was some confusion, but not
on the scale that was feared i'm some
quarters after President Harding's re-
quest order went out to executive de-
partments to start work at instead
of 8 o'clock. Some persons missed
suburban trains which ran an hour
earlier, and many were undecided
whether to eat lunch at IL or 70
O'Clock. Some children objected to
being hurried off to school at s O'Clock
and Representative Free, Republican,
California, the father of two sets of
twins, introduced "a bill in the house
to make it a misdemeanor for the
board of education or other authori-
'tles to make children under IA years
OF age attend school in the District of
Columbia before 8 O'Clock eastern
standard time.
President Harding and members of
the cabinet followed the new scIladule
ana viii do so on holding the semi
weekly cabinet meeting, beginning to-
morrow at 10 instead of IL O'Clock
congress, apparently still fearful Of
the wrath of the farmers as shown
when nationwide daylight SAVING
act was passed several years ago.
would have nothing to do with the
idea, and the supreme court decided
to uphold the precedent of meeting
+ at righ noon, as established when
That august tribunal first convened
more than a century and quarter
ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
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A few cents buys a box of "TIZ' at
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-16
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
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OF the methods of placing the party
on record behind candidates or fesO-
buttons - but there was never the
slightest threat of any delegate or
delegation trying to break up the
.confercncel by walking out
Whenever debate became warm,
some delegate would arise and sug-
gest that any "scrappihg' be directed
against the Republicans and not
other Democrats. Then the delegates
would cheer. conflicting motions
would be withdrawn and the confer
ence would again settle down good
naturedly to its work. II there were
any in the armOry auditorium who
expected to see bitter clash be-
tween the so-called factions of the
party, they were disappointed. Every
delegation and individual seemed in
tent on but one thing: to concentrate
the efforts and cooperation of the
conference ON a Democratic victory
this year. Concessions were made
on every side. Even Maricopa's IS,
who were reported to have arrived
i'm Tucson with the determination OF
bringing about the endorsement of
Judge Stanford for governor. took
their defeat with smile when the
conference voted down the proposal
that a majority vote be sufficient for
endorsement.
Four names were most frequently
mentioned in rumors as OF guber'
material endorsements: r. G. Stan
ford, c. y. Ward, Alfred Franklin
and John c. Greenway. MaricOpa
was apparently for Stanford, although
several of the delegates seemed fav'
orable TO either OF the other three.
Pima and Yayapai were reported
ready to line up behind General
Grcenway. Cochise was divided for
Greenway and Franklin.
Franklin Strong Favorite
Franklin seemed to be "a strong
favorite tonight. although Ward de
velopcd surprising strength during
the day with the report that the
Santa Cruz delegation was decidedly
tlvOrable to his candidacy.
The meeting was called to order
shortly after 10 this morning by
Cha rman McCalla, Of the Democratic
state central comnittoe \ short
prayer by Rev. Ingahm, of Tucson,