Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 4

'I 'lA THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON. ARIZONA, THURSDAT MORNING, AUGUST 19, 1920 FlaKMlaff. After you eat always use "THERE'S NO PLACE LIRE HOME" ATONIC CFoTYOUR. STOMACHfsTifrN Published svsry morning except Monday, at ths offices of ths Company, IS WMt ESTABLISHED 1877 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Billy Davis has accepted a place with the Middle-West Oil ball tam and will finish the season with them. ut ono time a resident ot.Hayaen.-Is head of the league, Mr.

and Mrs. Clias. Stuclloy, Jr. leave this week for Silver City, New Mex. In their new Overland.

They will make It a camping trip. Harry Hale of this place and Miss Ituby Gray, now of El Paso, but form erly of Smcltersldo, were married in Tucson Tuesday, arriving In Ifayilcn MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION B. P. GUILD, GENERAL MANAGER CofigTew Street, Tucson, Ariiuua. Entered aa get'ond-claw matter at the Tucson poatofdee.

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Tluase try itf Wednesday. They are at home in, Nprtti Hayden. A party of friends wished them joy by treating- them" to an out-timo charivari Wednesday nlitht, afterward escorting them to flic Ohoooluta for treats. Aiiirustlne Rchavers who has been studying In Los Angeles, arrived In Hay-den Wednesday. Mrs, August Schaver Is visiting her Ladies! Use Buttermilk daughter, Mrs.

Tabruck, in Mexico. G. II. Parson, J. Garmes, S.

E. Stein. H. It. Christie and 'has.

Studley, To Beautify Complexions the delegates to the American Lesion state convention' held at Globe, have returned. They report that every Deliohtful Nw Vanlhlni -n This I'm JUST UKt HAHH Tttt WVAE. Xf NbXT 8-Y Twwt THINK SO HVCnOTHBSljyj I v. istfr ho COTATta-mAHij 1 4 -h wy in VsllsVsmN But i.w.wswisvwmNa'wef post In the state was represented save two. H.

It. Chllds wan elected as a HOIST BY THEIR OWN PETARD The Republican press has hud considerable to say about the nomination of Franklin Roosevelt as the Democratic candidate for vice president. That is to say, they said considerable after the editors recovered their powers of articulation. Although Theodore Roosevelt had licked the present control of the O. O.

P. to a frazzle, they regarded his memory as a piece of stage property, and it was used for all It was worth at the Chicago auction then the old guard proceeded to haul out the old steam roller that Teddy put his notch on. 1 The Republican press grew purple In the face and said the Democratic party was trading on the naiho of Theodore, being pleased to overlook the fact that D. Roosevelt was born with that name and that he had acquired some eminence in his own right. It appears, however, that the Republicans Intend or, it might be better to say, had intended to do a little trading with the name of Roosevelt themselves.

It was proposed, it is said, to send T. R. Roosevelt, out west to trail Franklin D. Roosevelt to "show people the real Roosevelt." We have not heard whether Will Hays has called off the boy since recoiving'the following letter from William H. v.i'jm Containing True Buttermilk Is Guar, anteed to Make You Look Younae-or Money Back- Just Try it.

member of the executive committee. The Rciv ScouIh will alve a nlcnlc at Cook's lake Sunday In honor of the Camp Kire 'girls. Mr. and Mrs. Tom oxman will chaperon the party.

J. C. Richardson left Friday for the hunches. He will visit the aviation field where he was stationed during the war. Mr.

M. Lee of Phoenix Is visiting his son, Buck Lee, of SmoltersMe. Mr. Get ft small quantity at anv pharnw by simply asking for Howard's Butter-milk (Tram and massage it daily i.t0 the face, neck, arms and baud. T'e directions are simple and it costs so little that anv girl or woman can affnril it.

Your complexion must ipilekly show a decided Improvement or your dealt iR authorized to return your money wiithniit question should you be dissatisfied. No matter whether you are troubled with wrinkles, hard little lines anwvl the mouth and eyes, cosr.se. euIIiiw. ed looking skin, or simply rouehn-js and redness caused bv wind ami sin you will find that all these trials iniiikv Jones a cousin of Buck Lee's, is also a visitor in Hayden this week. Miss Melba Lee will leave with her grandfather for Thoenix Friday for a short visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson leave for Lrs Angeles and San Francisco Saturday Johnson exjects to go through the Chevrolet factory while away. Mrs.

O. M. Carson returned from Pasadena Friday. tion or monev back. Druii Anderson, state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of New York; Hon.

Will H. Hays, and the Republican National Committee. Gentlemen: It is announced thut Theodore Roosevelt, will make a national speaking tour, trailing Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Democratic national vice-presidential nominee "to show the real Roosevelt." The "real Roosevelt," whose body unfortunately is In the grave, stood for law observance. It was a passion with him.

But his son last spring in the New York legislature voted for the passage of the nullification beer act, later invalidated by the supreme court. He, a Republican, betrayed his own party to Tammany and slapped in the face the moral element that was his father's strength. On the other hand. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who is spoken of so slightingly, when in the New York legislature, although a Democrat, refused to line up with Tammany but stood with the moral ele ment on the liquor issue.

I am an independent Prohibition Republican and however little enthusiasm the machine bosses of my party have left me I will not vote the presi can supply you. Adv. SOB Nogales-Patagonia Short Line "THE CONVENIENT. COMFORTADI-E WAV" dential ticket on which Franklin D. Roosevelt is running.

But I stand for honesty and fair dealing and shall protest with all my power against the a.TTgRteAJ outrageous tragedy of this politically weak and inexperienced bearer of an Illustrious name being used as a false front by the wet reactionary Old Guard of New York which fought practically every progressive and moral thing his father stood for. Patagonia Office. Patagonia Drug Co. Arrive Patagonia 10:30 a. m.

Arrive Nogales. .12:30 p. m. Arrive Patagonia 6:30 p.m. Arrive Novates 8:30 p.m.

Nogalet Office, Montezuma Hotel Leave Nogales Leave Patagonia. Leave Nogales Leave Patagonia 9 a. m. .11 a. m.

5 p. m. 7 p. m. spending a week in Hayden.

Miss Monica Alverson returned Tuesday from a ten-day visit to Florence. Louis Mendoz, who underwent an operation in Phoenix last week is reported as Improving rapidly. M. L. Dale, who enlisted in the army in 1917, has returned and resumed his former position as pineritter with the Ray Con.

R. J. McAndrews formerly with the Holliday Drug Co. has accepted a position In the mill. Gum C.

Hutchinson has returned from Mississippi and reports his mother improving. Death visited the home of Dr. and Mrs. Carson last Sunday night, claiming their son. Richard, age sixteen.

The remains were taken to Pasadena, for interment. Curtis Knight is In the race for state BY LEE HINGSTON My neighbor makes much more than but still I hear his yippings, he kicks about the price of pie and bacon tor his drippings; his words anent the cost of help would shock a drunken satyr, but still 1 do not hear a yelp because his wealth is greater. He claims we're going to the dogs and cites the price of cotton, he walks in rich, expensive togs and says the world is rotten He wears a diamond on his hand and glories in its flashes, but what he says about this land I'd only show in dashes. In days before we had a war each day he got a dollar, he spent it mostly at the bar, he wore a rubber collar; he profiteered and got a pile, he altered his condition, his heart is scratch-proof to a file and vile his disposition. Now riches came this man to spoil, they are too new and recent, he was in days he had to toil quite averagely decent.

Such is the woeful end we risk when capital enhances. Oh, shall we chase the dollar's disk and take such horrid chances! Time Table and, Schedule of "STAR" STAGE LINE TUCSON HAYDEN RAY GLOBE WINKLEMAN MAMMOTH ORACLE SUPERIOR FLORENCE February 1. 1912 1 GOING NORTH a. m. Arrive Oracle Effective CAR NO.

Leave Tucson 8:39 Oracle 10:05 Mammoth 11:05 Wlnkleman 12:20 CAR NO. 1 ..10:00 am ..11:00 a. ..12:00 p.m. ..12:30 p.m. .1:10 p.

....2:30 p. ..3:30 p. m. 6:00 p. m.

1:00 Leave Hayden. Wlnkleman 1:30 -brighten KpI clad in Mammoth. 2:36 Oracle 3:65 CAR NO. Leave Sonora 9:00 Ray 9:15 Kindly inform me, if you have the information, as to whether it has been used for this or other nervous affections, whether there is any danger usins this upon the brain or spinal co'umn, or any probable benefits. A.

As far as I have been able to learn, high frequency cur-ents have nit yielded favorable results epllersy; in fact, when it is considered that the basis of rational treatment of this disorder includes the removal of all peripheral Irritation, it would appear that hih frequency currents would be contra-indicated. So far as our present knowledge goes, the most favorable results in the treatment of epilepsy are to bo obtained by regular methods of living, well-balanced diet and the use of a moderate amount of bromide. Kelvin a. nt Mammoth a.m. Wlnkleman p.

m. Hayden RETURNING SOUTH p. Arrive Wlnkleman p. m. Mammoth p.

Oracle D. m. Tucson 2 GOING 80UTH a. ra. Arrive Ray a.

m. Kelvin a. m. Hayden a. Wlnkleman a.

m. Mammoth p. m. Oracle p. m.

Tucson 3 GOING NORTH p. m. Arrive Oracle p. m. Mammoth p.m.

Wlnkleman p. m. Hayden p. m. Kelvin p.m.

Ray p.m. Sonora ....9:50 m. ..10:60 a.m. ..11:10 a.m. 12:30 p.

m. Hayden EVENING. Wlnkleman 11:30 representative from this district. T. J.

Boland of this place, and Mrs. Bessie Gaynor of Miami, were married in Miami last Sunday. They are at home for the present at the W. B. Nash home.

Howard Paten had the misfortune to fracture his arm this week. G. Duncan, county tax asnessor. was a visitor from Globe this week. Mr.

and Mrs. N. B. Guyer have returned from the coast. L.

Bacat and children of Carri-zoza. New Mex. and Mrs. Chas. Itob-bins and children of Phoenix, are visiting their sister, Mrs.

Carter of Smelter-side. Miss Thelma Dennis is visiting relatives and friends in Hurley, Santa Rita, and Silver City, New Mex. Cooper Green left this week for Berkley to resume his studies. He will spend a few days in Phoenix visiting his mother on his way. United States Senator Marcus A.

Smith made a very interesting talk at the Taylor Hatch hall Tuesday evening. Senator Smith is a candidate for reelection. H. H. Higgins of Smelterside has gone to Long Beach to join his family, for a short vacation.

A. J. Seltzer is spending a few weeks on the coast. Frank J. Wright, chief time clerk for the Ray Con.

leaves Monday for Los Angeles to moke his future home. He has been a resident in Hayden for the past seven years and leaves a host of friends who all regret his departure. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Iflis and daughter, Audrey, Mr. and Mrs.

Fay and son, Rollo. leave for Mogollon mountains on a hunting trip. They will probably return via The pro-brewery record of the present bearer of the name of Theodore Roosevelt will get you some wet votes in wet centers if that is what you want. But he will not gain anything for you in the dry states of the west and south where his father was strongest. We are communicating the facts to the leading Democratic newspapers in the country and dry Democratic leaders in the dry states together with the additional fact that the wet bosses who are using him dared not nominate him for lieutenant-governor, because in addition to being in wrong with the moral element he is in bad favor with the very machine politicians with whom he is consorting, because, it is currently reported In New York state, he "ran out" on the Republican organization on the Socialist ouster question after having originally gone into it with them.

The mere spirit )fTlieodor8 Roosevelt, the Real," who being dead yet speaketh, will count for infinitely more than anything that can be said by a son who has turned traitor to much that the father stood for. Yours respectfully, (Signed) WILLIAM H. ANDERSON, State Superintendent Anti-Saloon League of New York. RESTRICTING THE SPLIT The only effect of the retirement of Uamsdell from the senatorial nomination race is that the radical vote will bo split two ways instead of three. The only candidates for the senatorial nomination who appeared before the politicians of the Non-Pairsan League and grovelled for the support of the unionists, were Worsley, Ramsdell and Stanford.

If service is to be reckoned in jawbone, Worsley was entitled to the nomination of the Non-Par-tisan League, and he deserves the support of every dyed-iu-the-red radical in the state, but he felt so sure of his position that he did not go to the lengths that either Ramsdell or Stanford did in ingratiating himself with the radicals. The latter offered himself up for "trial" by the unionists and threw himself on the mercy of the court, so to speak. If the unions found him unworthy, he would accept their verdict, he said. Ramsdell, however, did not so easily surrender the boon, and remained in the race after he was defeated in the race for the unionists' nomination, subsequently issuing a statement claiming that after all he was not solely interested in the concerns of the unionists, but of the fanner as well. But the radicals could not overlook 'the fact, evidently, that Ramsdell was once a mining operator and a capitalist and his paeans of adulation apparently did not carry conviction.

Now Ramsdell has left the field to Stanford and Worsley. The unionists, in view of their devotional protestations at the Tucson convention, might love either were the other dear charmer away. Only time will tell which was best loved, Worsley the Worthy Waxer or Stanford the Sedulously Silent. In the past those who have waxed worthiest have won labor's favor. But both were satisfactory to the radicals.

Their records and their answers to the now famous questionnaire, says the Arizona Labor Journal, "were beyond question and almost identical." But this competition is of course alien to the issues of the presidential and senatorial campaign. LETTING AN OPPOTUNITY SLIP It is reported that representatives of a large resort hotel syndicate Are making a deal for the purchase of Ramsey's Canyon for the purpose of making It a first-class summer resort, with hotel, lake and other features. It 13 said to be the plan to erect a dam at the "box" to furnish electric power. If those interested In developing tho mountain resorts near Tucson are not careful their opportunity will slip from their grasp. If Ramsey's Canyon is developed and a first-class hotel established there it will certainly draw patronage from the Catalinas and Santa Ritas and it is questionable if there is a demand for more than one adequately-equipped resort in southern Arizona.

At present the Catalinas and Santa Ritas are used largely by persons who have been able to build cabins for their own use, and there has been practically nothing done to cater to the individual vacationist. Why not assist those Tucsonans won have been trying to promote the nearby resort projects and thus be helping ourselves? We believe a modest hotel company could 'be promoted in Tucson by local capital and a hotel built in the Catalinas that would take care of the demand until a more ambitious mountain hostelry can be built. There is plenty of building material on the spot and nothing could be more attractive than an architectural design that would permit of the use of big pine logs. Mammoth 12:35 Oracle 1:35 CAR NO. Leave Tucson 2:15 Oracle 3:50 3:45 m.

4 j.m. ..5:45 p. 6:10 p. m. 7:20 p.m.

7:55 p. m. 8:10 p. iD- 4:50 .6:00 6:20 7:25 8:00 Mammoth Wlnkleman Hayden Kelvin Ray HAYDEN By EDMUND VANCE COOKE What seemed a green and golden globe Assumes a sombre husk. As earth slips on an outer robe Of twilight trimmed with dusk.

The forest hastes across the mist To meet the drooping sky, Until his bearded lips have kissed Her pallor, ere they die. The last, sad shadows sigh away And scatter wide and far, As night steals on the gasping day And stabs her with a star. And through the air a piping throb Forever trembles on. That mournful, low, symphonic sob Which binds the dusk to dawn. (Copyright, 1920, N.

E. Phone 153 The Ray baseball team of which of the old Hayden team are mem Office 24 Church Street "Service First" bers, had quite an exciting time on their SLOAN'S STAR" STAGE LINES return from Superior last They were caught in a cloudburst between Superior and Ray and drove the car into a wash that in the afternoon was dry but at that time filled with water. In the dark they could not realize the water's depth. The car stopped and the boys waded out. After hours of tugging they succeeded in getting the car out but their suit cases were washed away.

At 1 a. m. a weary bunch reached home. Mr. and Mrs.

Pereum and daughter of Globe are visiting in the city this week. Mrs. Cowan and, daughter Helen, left Tucson nogale -fl A A nfllMT A CARS LEAVE TUC80N FOR NOGALES No. 1 No. Four Cars Betweum Tucson and Nogales Dally and Sunday 8:00 am a.m.

Lv. Tucson NEW HAIR after BALDNESS bald, let It kunili tint KOTALKO. comim-S! UCCMsaU Fm in. Tvrl-v UiM. OUAH- aTfclv kml ofler.

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Litt Owl Drug Co. and by busy druggists In America. Health Questions Will Be Answered It Sent to Information Bureau. U. S.

Pub-lie Health Service, Washington, D. At. Sahuarlta Ar. Continental At. Amado Junction Ar.

Tubac Ar. Calabasas 4:20 a.m. 4:35 a.m. 6:05 a.m. 6:20 a.m.

5:50 a.m. 6:69 a. in. 6:15 am. Sax ton Ar.

Ar. Nogales A CARS LEAVE NOGALES FOR TUCSON m. 9:25 8 9:40 am. 10:19 a. m.

10:30 a.m. No. 1:30 p.m. 1:40 p.m. m.

2:18 p. 2:34 p.B 8:00 p. west-bound No. 4 11:00 a. m.

11:10 a.m. Nogales Saxton Calabasas Tubac QUIT TOBACCO Lt. At. Ar. Ar.

Ar. Ar. Ar. Amado Junction Continental Send your question ta Information Bureau, United States Public Health Service, Washington, D. C.

Q. Please tell me whether the new-tuberculosis cure, as described In the Inclosed clipping, has been received in this country. Are any of the large sanator-iiims giving this nev cure? A. The Tublic Health Service has no official knowledge concerning the alleged tuberculosis cure mentioned in the clipping inclosed with your letter. Serums and vaccines, however, of endless variety have been tried, and.

when ub-jected to scientific control testy, have thus far all been found not to be the specific cure which their enthusiastic devisers had claimed for them. If you will send me your name and address will send you a pamphlet dealing with tuberculosis. .11 :18 a.m. p. m.

p.m. .12:45 p. m. arrivals ot Sahuarlta Ar. Tucson Car leaving Tucson 3:45 a.

m. waits for this week for Birmingham, to visit Mr. Cowan's parents. Dunnie Densfnore. formerly of this place, but now of Florence, was a weekend visitor.

Billy Davis and family are moving to Casper this week. Mrs. Adam Weil is with us again. She reports a fine time at the coast but is glad to be back in Hayden. John Orr has returned from a month's i visit to Mrs.

Henry McGovern and children returned this week from a six-weeks' visit to Brackctsville, Texas. Mrs. Mary Cargeat her daughter, Josephine, and granddaughter, Margaret, left Monday for Turlock, where they will make their home with Mrs. Cor-geat's daughter, Mrs. McCurdy.

Mrs. Cargeat's two sons. Bert and Joe, accompanied her as far as Phoenix. Mrs. V.

H. "Walker and son, Fred, are spending a few week on their ranch near Mesa. Cha3. Caraeat who has been under treatment of government surgeons for the past two months In Phoenix, has been ordered to the government hospital at Arrowhead. where he will probably remain for several months.

Ches. Thue and Tom Condlett made a business trip to Phoenix this week. Mrs. Thorr.peon of El Paso, who haa been visiting her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Parmer, returned to EI Pasj this week. Chas. Parmer returned to Tucson after So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing Habit WHERE WILL YOU BE? A national Dank has compiled statistics which show that, 40 years hence Out of every 100 healthy young men now 25 years old, 36 will be dead, 1 will be rich. 4 will be wealthy, 5 wlil be working to support themselves, and 54 will be dependent upon relatives, friends or charity.

Forty years hence! Sounds unbelievable, doesn't it? Yet it is proved fcy the records of one of the biggest, most reliable banks in the middle west. speech is a mouthful of rhetoric, but lacks nourishment. You might sleep all day "at the feet of Gamaliel," but ou'd wake up hungry. S. P.

train No. 109 leaving El Paso 6 p. m. Two hours and 30 minutes Tucson to Nogales; providing full ball day for transaction of business In Nogalos aud return to Tucson la time tor east-bound and west-bound connections Stage leaving Nogales 11 a. m.

makes direct connection with EI P. S. W. train No. 8 fot Blsbee and easter npointB.

Stage leaving Nogales 1:30 p. m. makes connection with S. P. train No.

101 for Phoenix, Yuma and Los Angeles Four hours and twenty minutes for Patagonia via Nogales and direct connection with S. P. By. Stage for Harsh aw. Hardshell, Mowry.

Washington, 3R and Duqnesne leaves Patagonia on arrival of S. P-train. Eliminates five hours wasted time In reaching Patagonia and the Patagonia mining district NEW CADILLAC3 AND MARMONS Fare to Nogalet, $4.30. Fer Nogalea reservations call Palace of Sweets, Phone 1, or Owl Cigar Store. For reservations Tucson, call 90, Star Office or 163 or 67.

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Get a box of No-To-Bac and If it doesn't release you from all craving for tobacco In any form, your druggist will refund your money without question. No-To-Bac is made by tli owners of Casoarete; therelore is thoroughly reliable. Adv. Q. If a bafcy has syphilis, which side doea It necessarily come from, the father or mother? A.

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