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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-04
Pissah News and Views.

piSgah, Dec. 37.-Chr!Stmas day
passed Off very quietly here with
not a sound 10 disturb the stiffness
Of the day. Ii was Sunday indeed.
Monday the colored people had
some horse racing and other anuse-
mcnts and were as happy as larks.
The white people looked as II they
had come from 4 funeral.
Mrs. Madge Livingston and has
band from North are spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Rogers. The grip is
here. 1t has had the writer for
sometime. also others. Otherwise
the health OF this section is good.
The election passed off very quietly
here. No one was disappointed.
Mr. Noise has I long list OF eminent
nen TO follow, who were devoted
10 their county and state and made
good in their work. SO has Brit
ton good men 10 follow. John X.
McElveen beat all the candidates.
He got the entire vote Of his home
box and any man whose life is
such as to be approved by his
ncishborS and friends without
prejudice TO any one, us the people
OF Shiloh did for him, shows that
there is good in him, and John is
a good fellow anyway. and has
lots ot friends outside Of Shiloh.
Miss BESSIE Hatfield OF CaSS;,;t
got married recently TO q Alr nor-
ton Size was raised mere ard has
many friends and relatives who
wish for her 4 lie o.: long happi-
hess.
Mr.. c.. w Eimore who WAS oper-
ated on at the Baptist hospital quite
recently is home and improvins
rapidly.
PiSgah Sunday school ha a
Christmas tree and other il or-
csrin& exercises last Friday at, II
noon. Many OF the Young Ia es
said Very Interesting pieces m the
smaller children recitcd ma y lit
Tie pieces appropriate for ,le oc-
cas;on. While all did nicely I'd a
credit 10 themselves The ar OF
the East" song by Miss Der Hat-
ticld WAS Very fine and i'm ,Sive.
Music was furnished by 4 w.
II Shirer K. c. Ross and l.. nucl
E.tll"r \itcr the eNercis. we're
over the prvsrt,s We're dis. lte,.
from the fine holly tree and e big
ami htuc tots. grown folks 4 1t all
got reminders that Christmas had
come again Thus passed away I
very pie: ant ard enjoyable after
noon. M.ch credit is due Mr.. y.
J. Hatfield for his untiring efforts
in making the occasion Il success,
and he succeeded admirably
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-04
SPECIAL ELECTION
IN VIRGINIA

Staunton, Va. Dec 3O.-Gov.
Davis has called special election
for March 2lSt 10 choose 4 sue
cessor 10 the late Representative
Il y. Flood
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-04
LEPROSY IN
NEW YORK CITY

New York. Dec. 3l.--Eighty or
ninety cases OF leprosy are known
TO cXis, in this city. City Health
Commissioner Copeland told Il
meeting OF physicians.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-04

Florence, Ala, Jan. 2.-The con-
struction company Of North Amer
lea is a conlpetive bidder for the
governments project at Muscle
Shoals, c. c. Tinker, president Of
the corporation announced here
today
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-04

House hold hint: Pay your rent.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
HELP WANTED--Male.
sALEsAfEN

BIG MONEY MAKING
DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

See that YOUR fee, are set Ia the
pathway OF prosperity. Get In on u
hooo is 'i"si Who 0I hearing sOti The '"S MONDAY
whistle, sighed: Oats dinner umo
to some folks, but it's oniy twelve
o'clock to me-" After all, there isn't
much difference between success and
fallure--sometimes it's only question
OF taking advantage OF an offered
opportunity. YOUR opportunity con-
fronts you right now. How shall 1
make you seize II? If we could
have a man.to4man chat together for
few minutes 1t would all be clear
70 you and you'd realize that, all the
time, you have had IL In you TO make
big money and that all that was
rseded to start you. on career OF real
prosperity were a few suggestions and
an opportunity 10 make good. NO, IL
isn't the same old thing" it's an
entirely new thing and done In an
entirely new and dignified way. ] am
selling a security-a high class Indus
trial, but II does not require previous
selling experience. All that you need
Is the ability to tell the truth. You
Will come In contact only with high
class men TO whom the only thing
that appeals is TRUTH. The amount
of money being made by members OF
our staff, In commissions, right now
is more than you would believe pos
sible. But the men are here and their
records too are here for you TO see.
They are not super-men: they are just
regular felluws' like you and me.
And What they are doing YOU CAN
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the most dignified auspices and In tho
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for an interview. | think | can put
YOU in the $4,000 a year class In no
time. Be kind to yourself land those
dependent upon you, and write me to-
day. Box 3 51S Herald, ESQ Broadway.
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REAL
Statesmen
CAN MAKE $500 WEEKLY.
Read this advertisement
and become convinced.

Read this advertisement
and become convinced.
Every man who has real pep" and
ambition is constantly on the lookout
for the very best proposition that Will
enable him TO make the largest
amount OF money with the least
amount of effort. And that's natural.
For money Is the yard.stick by which
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II you want to make BIG money with
an exceptionally EASY selling propo-
sition get in touch with US at once and
hear what we have to offer. This Is
NOT a stock selling proposition.
We represent the largest corcern OF
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are over 5000. 600 annually. Over
5000 900 has been spent In advertis-
ing by this concern, which Is well
known &c every man and woman IN
the East.
The company is putting out an Issue
OF SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD NOTES
20 create additional capital for the
expansion of Its business. A splendid
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are only few Of the excellent talk
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You are furnished direct Inquiries as
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You don't have 10 be q stock OF bond
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way.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

MAN, handy, for small country place: must
be familiar with gardening and all kinds
Of mechanics required about houJe. ma rried
preferred. have use Of room separate
house Call between 10 and IL. room 5t6
100 Broadway.
MEN.
Promotions In our organization havo made
room for three reliable men OF character
for special work: excellent opportunity. Call
Room ioi. l03 East i25th St. between 2-5
and 10,
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SALES MANAGER
WANTED.

A Boston financial house handling high
grade Industrial bonds and stock has re-
Gently opened New York ONCE; we now re-
quire the services OF capable managers who
are familiar with New York territory and
who have had experience IN selling securities
for cash or on partial payments: strong arm
and high pressure men not wanted; Chris
tisns preferred. Apply Room s2i. Knicksr-
booker Building.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
SALESM EN-.

A MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
HIGH GRADE Statesmen Is NOW
CD TO MEN WHO HAVE BEEN
ACCUSTOMED TO EARNING NOT LESS
TrsN si2 600 70 $4,000 YEARLY. RY THE
NAUsOLEuM COMPANY OF AMERICA.
i4o BERGENLINE Ay., UNION HILL.
new Jersey. statesmen ARE Assist
Ell BY VERY EXTENSIVE ADvERTIs-
ING CAMPAIGN. AS WELL As MANY
sATrsFTEr, PrIRCH kSt RS OF SPACE IN
THE LARGEST MAUsOLEUM IN THE
WOPI.p NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
DRAWING ACCOUNT AND COMMISSION.
App v TO THE ABOVE COMPANY BY
statesmen (4), TRAVEL-
ING, SYNDICATE CUTS,
L X p Z r. E N G E D PRE-
FERRED, BUT NOT NECES-
SARY, TO SELL BANKS
AND MERCHANTS N E w
PROPOSITIONS; STRAIGHT
c 0 M M | S S O N, NO AD-
VANCES; OUR MEN EARN
$1,000 YEARLY UPWARDS.
ROOM Sf7, 1910 B'WAY.
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OPERA SEATS.

OPERA seats (Nfetropolitanl. Thursday even
ings: two first row orchestra chairs; evers
other week. Address MILLS. r. Q. Box 34
Station o, New Work.
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED-Male.

BooKKEEPER. with ambition to earn
$4,000. who can qualify and prepare for
acccuntancy work. personal interview by
appointment only. f 2i55 Herald, II raid 50.
BOOKKEEPER assistant. with knowledge OF
stenography and typewriting; give full par
tIcuars. l6es Herald. Bklyn.
DOOKBINDER wanted, rent free: invests
gate Bookstore, - Beekman st.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
HELP WANTED--Male.

COUPLE, white. wanted for family OF two
In Bronxville; wife as first class cook and
willing TO assist with laundry; man as butler
and houseman and willing TO drive car when
needed. references requifed. Call Wednesday
afternoon between 1 and at Room f010
Liggett Building. 42d OF. and Madison av.
COUPLES
Cook and butler. chauffeur and cook and
couples for general housework; best post
ton open for you for city and country. Call
at once, United Employment Agency, 16j
East 72d at
COUPLE; competent cook, useful butler
chauffeur; family two adults: two chill
dren; sf-o-st60, Wett'er's Agency, 20 w. Add.
CUSTOMERS man with New York Stock Ex-
change firm: must have best credentials
and high class clientele; excellent opportu-
nifty. B 514 Herald. $50 Bway.
ence, excellent openings. s35 week AMER
ICAN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE, 115
BROADWAY AND 80 EAST AID ST.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
SALESME EN-.

We are looking for clean cut honest men
to represent an organization OF national
reputation. We want men to help In our
campaign of encouraging thrift and saw
ing habit Remuneration depends entirely
on your efforts and time you devote to our
proposition. Character reference necessary.
II YOU are the type of man want, a very
attractive income Is assured. Apply 10
A. NJ, Tuesday. October 81. Room 712,
o3 Park place, Now York city.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

Report between 10 A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ.
or al r. NJ. JAMES w. ELI1oTTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS. INC. Financing.
manning and operating MANHATTAN
tire 18th floor. knickerbocker Bldg, 42d
and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
BOYS

S14 per week paid dur
ing two weeks train
ing period; experienced
messengers earn Sis to
SIS weekly. Apply at
40 Broad ST., N. Y.
Flatiron Building, N. Y.
22d st. and Broadway.
UNION TEL. CO
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

S t D ID E B A * E r.
BRT0NIL,W YIN BRANCH

u St L. I ar tp S.rOf emu
Offers for sale the following
bakers, w h c h have
been thoroughly overhauled,
and equipped with
The New York herald., 1922-10-31

OPPORTUNITY. beautiful squirrel cos
wrap, used two months; bargain. Phon
Academy 5463.
The New York herald., 1922-10-31
HoUsEFURNIsHrNG FOR SALE.

PARTY returning this week 10 Orient wi
sell his high class Persian carpets OF excep
tional beauty; any reasonable offer enter
tained. " 555 Herald, $50 BwaS
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
AUTOIST IS DENIED RIGHT TO DRIVE
 MACHINE BY COURT

PHOENIX. Oct. 22-Charles Belsher. charged with reckless driv. ing. was the recipient Of a sentence unique in Phoenix police court annals yesterday. Belsher, charged with reckless driving. was given 90 days in jail when found guilty. but this was later suspended and t sentence was inflicted in it's stead. by which Bel sher is denied permission to drive any automobile until further notice. On another count. that of being disorder .y in his conduct, he was assessed 8, which he paid.
 The drastic punishment meted out to the defendant was, more than like. ly. brought about by the record pre- sented by the police This showed that Belsher had appeared in the same court only the day before. On that occasion. he was alleged to have driven his car on the wrong side Of the street He was repentant and on his promise to dc better in the future. h. was given suspended sentence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
ARIZONA CATTLEnEh
 ARE REPREsENTgO eY
 SOYcE AT GATHERING

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IS Three Improvements in the livestock indus. try to put livestock financing on bet ter basis and attract capital into the industry were recommended by Eu- sene Meyer. Jr., managing director Of the war finance corporation In an ad dress here today to stockmen from California. Oregon Nevada and Ari- zona
 These were licensed livestock In sleSors to furnish reports on which livestock financing could be done. a uniform system of protecting brands and titles 10 livestock and federally chartered corporations financing live stock loan companies
 Mir. Meyer said the federal admins. tration is ready 10 cooperate in ad vertising and supervising the neces slry financial machinery Included in tie stockmen attending the meeting were B c. Boyce. president Of the Arizona Cattle Growers association and L. F.. Dillingham;, secretary of the Icaho State Cattle and Horse Grow. CTS association
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
THREE SENTENCED
 TO PRISON TERMS

PHOENIX. Oct. PA F. Mcclure, son Of prominent Douglas. Arizona. business man, was among three de- fcnda-s upon which prison sentences were imposed ty Judge Stanford in tae superior court this morning Nc. Cuire had pleaded suI,y 10 passing a fictitious check. He was sentenced .to ser~e from one year 10 lS months in Flor ance penitentiary
 CorI to Phoenix from the coast about :wo months ago. McCuire pass ei worthless check for SIS on an CT p,oye of tRe Hub Clothing com paAy. Tho check was written on the BelveGtr branch of the California bank and purpoHtei 10 have been signed by Bert l. Allen McGuire rc cered slme articles ol merchandise and several dollars in change for the check
 J c Thompson, found guilty Thurs. day by superior court jury on a sim liar charge following his trial. was sentenced to serve two to three years in the state prison His attorney stated this morning that an appeal from the judgment would De taken to the state supreme court
 Thompson was picked up here some time ago when Texas authorities tele- eiaphed the Phoenix police depart. rent 10 watch for him He was held n jail ten days and then released when Texas deputies failed 10 appear to take custody Of him 4 few days la:er he was arrested after passing 2 fictitious check on local physician. During his stay in the county Jail. Thompson one night rashed his arm Yith a piece Of glass in an apparent attempt 10 commit suicide
 J J. Newman, charged with grand larceny n connection with the theft ot five head of cattle. was sentenced ;o serve from one 10 two years ln Florence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
MODIFY QUARANTINE
 TO HELP CATTlEMeN
 OF NEIoHsoR STATE

The quarantine that has been in ef- feet for many months requiring all cattle entering Arizona from New Mexico to be dipped under veterinary supervision has just recently been modified. This action was taken by the Arizona State Livestock Sanitary Board in an effort to help alleviate tho bp-1ens of tie cattlemen of New Mexico who are suffering from the ef. fects of ono of the wors, drou,hs Of recent years
 The new ruling allows New M~xico cattle 10 enter Arizona. fl accompa. nied with health certificate by fed. eral veterinarian. showing cattle 10 hr free from disraso and not exposed ,o cattle scabies IL mus, be remem. bered that they. as wei as all other live stock. must have a permit from llle state veterinarian before entering Arizona This permit may be procur ed by making application 10 pr. R J flight state veterinarian. Phoenix arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
JUNIOR cAlF-RlOlNG cONTEST SERIOUS
 FOR LITTLE FELLOW

Jimmie" Scott. aged 5. son of MT and Mrs. Ben Scott of Tank Hill. de- c:ded to have a wild west show all his own on Sunday afternoon. Jimmie" clambered on the back of a calf near the owen cleaning works in Tomb stone Canyon and started to defenG his claim to the bareback riding oh an pionship of Bisbee. The calf objected and tried to buck Jimmie" Failirs the calf dashed for the subway alj rolled down the bank. His little ricer was thrown into the subway and sJs- tained severe cuts about the head and Jimmie" was taken to the C: & A. dispensary and given meiical ;t- tcntion. His wild west show has beer indefinitely postponed.-Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
JOCKEY INJURED IN
 PRESCOTT FAIR RACE

PRESCOTT, Oct. 20 Jockey Jack Kelly was severely bruised and bat. tered and suffered | badly wrenche cd inkle a, the fair grounds here today "hen his horse. Dancing Star. com iEg into the home stretch in one Of the races, stumbled and threw him. Had Il not been for the accident. ob- sorvers say. Dancing Star would have won the race. which was won by Cloyia Junia
 1t was announced this afternoon that all attendance records for the fair had been broken
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
OSBORNE RANchER IS
 ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

BISBEE. Oct 23.-R.ckard Connel. ly who owns | ranch !n Inc vicinity Of Osborne. was accideu'ally sAo; in the face Sunday afternoon Dy ' Cnii. co,t of Warren Seyeral sho; ,atered his face. hut the wounds ara 10, seri ous
 Endico,. was hunting ia the vicinity nf the Connolly raacn and had flushed a coyey ot quail il :irei at some os the birds just as Connells carle up over little hill Shot strucS hlrl ln the face The shot did not enter he Cesh very deep. having about sren, their force. Connolly was brought 10 town and his wounds dressed Hs vas able to return to his ranch
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
GLOBE MAN BUILDS HOUSE
 OUT OF PIECES OF JUNK

GLOBE. Ark Oct ls.-Utilizing bits of discarded junk. salvsged from the city dumping ground. L SaIcido has built house 12 feet wide by 20 feet long
 Sign boards, tin cans. old wash boil CTS, stove pipe and other metal scraps were used for the top and three sides. while the fourth side Is built up with try goods boxes
 Bedstead ends and old wire with iron pipe for posts form q fence round the house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
-IUNT PARTY tiETE SUNDAY

That the party composed Of Gov. C. w P Hunt and Representative Carl Hayden and others on the state and county ticket will be in Tomb stone Sunday for a meeting here, was he word received today from head quarters ny local democratic commit
 eemen < meeting Is being arrang-
 d for to he held in the Crystal the iter. music to be furnished by the Tombstone Union High School band. Ihe party will be in Douglas Friday, m Bisbee Saturday. here Sunday and Patagonia Monday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
MAN WITH PARALYZED LEGS DRIVES CAR ON
 LONG OVERLAND TRIP

M. c. SadIer of Floyada, Texas, was in Tombstone yesterday on an over land trip to Tucson Mir. Sadler is par aiyzed in both lower limbs, but ha- dies his car with perfect ease.
 MT. Sadler straps his left foot to the pedal, and when he throws in the clutch he reaches down with his hand end pushes his leg forward. He shifts gears with his other hand.
 He told local people that he drives everywhere and feels as much at home as any other man. He reached hers ysstsrAay oa his sixsA day cut
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
ClEEsON CATTLE TO BE
 SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION

sAFFORD, Oct 23.-Five thousand and two hundred head of cattle will ta sold at public auction. at o'clock Saturday afternoon. October 2s. at the court house. The sale will in' clude all cattle, horses. mules, sad. dles. harness, etc. belonging to John o;,eeson and his wife, Elizabeth Glee- son. and is being sold to satisfy . rortgage that is held on the property ty the Bank of Douglas.
 The cattle will not be on exhibition at the sale, but are to be found on several different ranches in Graham eou.sy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
FOR pEFRAUp.

BISBEE, Oct. 23.-Fred Strebel was arrested yesterday at Osborn by Dep uty Sheriff Gipson on 8 charge of at. tempting to defraud a boarding house keeper. He will be given a hearing before Judge Craig today. Strebel had left the city and gone to Tucson but sent word to a friend that he was going through on the train on the way east, and asked the friend to meet him at Osborn. The friend met him. So die the officer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
cANANEA OPERATING
 WITH F0RcE-of a1oo

BISBEE. Oct. 2l.-T. Evans, gen. Lral manager of the Cananea Copper company, and George Young. secre. tary, are in the city from Cananea or a short visit
 According to MT. Young the com. pany is operating three blasts and two reverberatory furnaces. They are cIving employment to about sI00 men The company ;s making rsgu lar shipments of bullion to the east ern market 1t is not the intention oi the company to increase the present output of the smsltsrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
PRICE OF GASOLINE REDUCED

YUMA Oct zi.-The Standard Oil company of Arizona reduced the price cf gasoline in Yuma yesterday 2 1-2 cents per gallon.
 During the day gasoline sold to mo tcrists at between 27 and 2S cents by local service stations. Whether or not the reduction in gasoline was the direct result of agitation recently conducted by the chamber of com nerce was not known yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
PRESCOTT PUBLISHER
 DIES FROM ILLN

PRESCOTT, Oct. 23.-Ths Prescott Evening Courier will forego publ.cz. tion of its regular edition tomorrow in deference to the memory of E. A Rogers, pioneer resident of Prescott
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29

Tucson-Large cattle shipments ar rive from drought stricken ranges of New Mexico and wsst TaxaA
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
COCHISe REGISTRATION NEARLY 12,oOo

The registration for Cochise coun. ,y for general election purposes is ii.933. according to the report by pre- cincts issued today by County Re corder H L. Hutchison. The regis tration by precincts follows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29

and owner of the Courier for 10 years, who died at his home here yesterday after a short illness. Mir. Rogers. who was 6s years old, had retired from sc. tive newspaper work January {, 1890, selling his interest in the Courier at that time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
ARIZONA STATE SENATE
 FIFTH LEGISLATURE

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 building pied by the undersigned ieweler eanizaton this shop shape form am not of L headquarters hereby him a repre- liar Respectfully.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
Campbelrs l. w. w. Propaganda Refuted; Kingman Jeweler
 Calls Governor Liar

GOVERNOR THOMAS CAMPBELL. PAFADING STATE SHOUTING ABOUT W. POUNDED HIS STORY 4
 compbels 
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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-29
VICTORY HUNT FOR GOVERNOR MAHONEY-SHERIFF


 MAHONEY-SHERIFF FOREFATHERs
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