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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-25
FRA Nlcrafcr.
Nut ira DC StiDroniifc Scrrcpcr.

Get er Senoa0 5tc Cttobcr ioaQ.
&c1 piIoc 2icrnc puobegunoc et Nrcp
III "Cccorab Noitcn" i0aQ pna ocll
ne lor port Eon0 lou bctD0nmgaiuloc
N%tcrfcoag. &oog % imorgcu luIoca
ncnlIig Oct norifc JSoIf I'll llrncu Tor
at a1gierc ON Vi lrcmoclca snitcr oct
mi0lertloiQc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %.
r%etholot, ellcr ON observation-disclosures
ne lgicu ifaI ioa begpnoc at imaa
oruppc.
Get er eli itor Sag. ionr lorclr9
ac5 Solicit iii Nigisrclie. aWn Ell
@ang tibligcre er noGCt Iigucuoc blct
iorcIugt: ucmIig oeu 13oc }lu9uit /
1905, / Observation-Disclosures beat.
ucubc0arlgc Gage. 81 ION oct bcu
gang leo ct bunorcotuicuitcmmilt
,So ira &citcrhouet til ai0IruQQcu,
ira Sruocanes Ill Rorotap, laa er set
ollna port Naab, at oct Guar, iom
iOoq OF imorleu blir oipct port
&aubs tnarne WGuo, mnu bIi ct Illc
iaa froitlg So, iom oeugalLg ior II
gIur itocu.
Utuattc oct bare set norIfc SoIf
iortn6t ben Spffe, iom en- cnCitc Bel
iigncIie Ser6enstrIgen hor mc6fgrt,
al 81 refer oen @ullta oUcr oiaie
Mars 0egtucnbeoer: Horgc terIagt
/ 1919.
90 BORT Sanb er Init / iao Nnooc.
Snoen bette &rep nil tuunc luics er
iitferlig 8ulgreiuItotet tleuot ru,ot
ON.
Saa bar oi oo Ssit oper QaIeu.
&suifogen itaor tIpot | quit. % 60
oet be8pnoer auercoe at faloe. ga
Nuitepeir bar ri iremoele5; Sueitlls
rene gaar alt bible oppe ! Nsioerne.
On ~iortuiIct CONNER oq Ngit bar
ri babt. iom ri inqen Waqe fan I'm.
De I'll. Rent uioritoneIigt h%ooroan
ToIf bar funnel iaa ioupos AuIrug
/ 6Ils, iom De aaerebe bar Nter
megen aoling itoar ogiaa enooa noe,
boiltet life er ioo rart, uaGr Sen.
i'm toges iii al oet bar regret / 9 a
10 Tiger nPiten | ct Srpf.
Soruben Hegnet, iom har uGret
en- iaobau Semitic for Sr6bsitrings.
nrbei6et, bar oi ogioa ioor uGrct
pIaset az en- iaabor SGritareS
RangIclSisber az araafcr. oe iiPr
Smoaipuro iamt Nus, Of aornaU.
lirser har liot meaet pou Oenre
Dtos ieprobuttion al Ipr. ,1or no.
gen 4ar iiben. iea tror Oct bar /
1916, par oct nGiten en- SlaI0eubco
at bsre euer ie Ell SnIaaigurp ! Sto'
gen; JugIebeitarbcn par alocIe5 iom
uobeo, % BET par ct aImiu0allSt
Samtaleemne, al oeian bette Uar en-
al arieens 5slScr. Ncu ioor tom
De oa igien 90 / iaaoan gtTngoe,
az De Iom iagt bar aiort melen
llgaan pan al ben aornitaur iom
har itnaet uboper pore Spgoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-25

meo Drres llaun % Aorrsft.

S1iIeu itaar igIeu for Seren, % set
en- Sui, iom cir r.gere 2sfter ont "Sreo
paa Soroen" enN rosen Sui paa mans
ge aar.
@anfe noturlis III Der iaar BIZ en-
iterre IoperIius al Srebe og 6iIsrius
ger meIlem SIeg; % @erner Der og /
8amlelauoet. ari3tn. iom iiilte os co.
er ooer; nj bill Der igieu bIi 4uIeouing
til OF opiriifs gcmIe SetienStIabcr %
ooerraite benSmco en- 2ule6tIien. 5aar
be6soer man life al opre barge FOR al
ems 8oit iial bIi oe5olot al Geuior.
= Srautrise or osr oeiaa iremocIe5
mango al bore Gutter, ION oiI iGtte
Yris paa al bIt hui!et Ill SuI.
Bore Sulc.ort CT iaar uolrtirbeIia
irnu,te os be.oreret / Here Saroer. Ge
.ommer | 10 Rcti1er. iaa ndar man tes
miller Z. Or. 10 aorg. biz man faa 5 al
6osr sort. gi ;rr,tsr 9eres Raor ca
Gbresie o. "gIGoe.is Sui os COB! Rrts
oar" enter paa Rorit eler guselt saa
acrtene % ienOer 0em iii Gem meb
aonsolutter portoiri', 10 for S1.OO. %
iur S1.75.
Wert: gore 9uIe!ort ienScs i,te | Sn:
oaa minore END 10 acrt, 90 bois man
suiter Sort meo ioritieIi8 Rasr yaa.
n,aa man beitiue miuoit 10 Sort mee
bert glapn (eler minoit %. bpt5 man
lar 6orSsI al Den 5iaisers Yri5 ior %
aort).
~ Snbiero 2ertS geitiqiuser iiise.
-
iirr buis Be a9tGr a. ienbe acrtenc iom
SulebiIIeu iii SIegtuinser os Serner /
@amlelduoet eler III bore SoISater /
6rartrige,
lbe anunoien Yubliibins 60,
Seeprab, Sown.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-25
Sra 9uiferuo.
5 5prbmbsfampcn. Tpt fra Here
Wna0er.

sitter er set Ssit. SenbeIt. %
@intcrcn itaar for Seren. vi bar
oQercoe ct Yar 8an9e merfet oer&
foIoe Iniigt. Werfet Oct | De foloi
&inoc ira Norb % / SnebpgernC
ion bor triffet neboper Galrsret
Gn Morscn Ina Warfen lneopttei
belt neb / Ialbunoen. Wten Ior 60
lens Maet moatte ben Itrar pi8c.
Seiten bar iGroele5 paffer iaar, Jar.
liz September. Wten Tolf bleo lent
furoiae meo Sp1tarbctoet. Yet bar
nemlia ioa ~re9niulot / IuGuIt at
aorn % 9oteter blep lent ftloporct
% ntoore. Serit / ierite Salppori
al Sftober tit man heItc Fotcterne
mo. a~ornheltcn blep ioar meget
900, % G~otetbeitcn bleu %ltiToponlig
ria. Som Grcmpel folt ic9 nTpne
at lea poo Ell Niger iii II sob.
Irllatheitcn blcp tilocla nogct ml'r-
robcl, ioct sGblemarfcn bcricoc not
iaa nrcget paa line Stcocr.
Tcnnc Spit har ri / 9tor9e bout
Ell Stamp. Ionl paa ci Wfaooc cr III
/ Dor Siitorie. Seq melter Norbitoa-
fampcn. Cen Stamp iom gif 1orito
FOR observation-disclosures ont huorolot
oct miblcrtioiac Torbilo moo @rTns
bcuin pa hcoc &inc - lom arlAaflz
bcrrc bapoc %ircmtpuu9ct 'tlrloe
blioe poriet clcr life. Gn Ioltcdt.
itcnnnina or nogct mt og llprepct
Den norlfe Stat3ioriatntng. VI rore
Ieote set riotignof / 1905, me- on
oiolot oct 10 Dor Selpltpnoigbe0 ionl
Station % bar ioriaauiot Ell mere
orci og turallt Sag. Nl por oct
Ssirc cacr Antiiorbuo3iolfet Iont
iif i~reintpllnget Solfcuiitemlttl1
HusorifSipprgamaalct, og N1bolo@s
folfet tog imob meo @lGoc; De hap=
De SntercSie al at for'ege oenile
Stprfcprepc, % DC baooc Ell Il,cl'e
ont iii bpilfe1 SIDE Selrcn plloc
foloc. Sorhubsiolfct ,. b. !.
Glsorifillterc5iereoc Iom @rp89crt.
og 9rpllberieicrc, @otclciere, NC
~itouratercr, &c ileitc Storltaosblooe
mcb ode fine Silhrn8ercs og Atlr9=
acre noopcr 2anoct alle olalc be
annotc at blipc ncrpsic DC bnnoe
funifc tooct iig .Tarlo oper Sopcoet,
bo Sc iorlangtc Soltcoi'tcmllna. %
ocrc5 Srgnucr %bcannotc "a ct Splc-
for Ionl ri fife bar iect Sloe'ntte
til ON Torbuocta itaocligc &lrfnllts
ger. Set iaa lb lom ON SrGnocpl=
net ifllloe care oct elelte ~lollqales
reliOe Tor port Tolf. N~fbolo5toltet
pao i'm Sioc 0if ogioa til Irbeioe
iom albrla isr. Sore opGtlg'te Eens
ne fom / 9eprgelie, % ben enc BRO
cbllrc eitcr bcll oloen moo Srrnoe.
bin for Torbub blep ipreot i Sltlins
ser og SituiinOer ubouer Saloet.
Ga en- bel Snr al Torbuostalere
blep mpbilileret uoouer belle bort
Sono, ioa Ser life par ct Serrco, ia
fnapt nof Ell SfolefrebS / Sonoet,
l,ocn at ell So~rbuostaler fom bio.
Iloria bar BET / Horge pTret Ifreoet
% toIt iaa meget on IfboIoSs og
Husorif@ipprgSmaalet 'on oerlne
Spit. Zen organiIercoe Scamp bare
be fra Site Ml,grlt til Ste Sftober
= ierIte Iiitemning soa9en.
Seq hapbe ogiaa Den sore at Iaa
fomnle no / aannnen. Sort bar leg
Ell Sltr til Sigool og Gggeoal. WfeO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-25

Ilttomobil flsrtc ie9 ira Iamot
Citation I'll Nororc &opaenI, % BIZ
oere meo Wotorcpflc til Sprc Gaze.
oal, boor ieg bolot Toreorog / 60
falet "lltgbaQ". Ser Dor iulot Sus
% ~iGrocleS goo Stemning ior Ior.
blo.
Wtcns ieg bar ser oppe baooe icg
Den 6~orneielie at bciogc &unitmolcr
Gbr. Sfrc05pig. San Dor Tor Jig
ielu opunoer Sfogaoicn, beit oocr
@pgoen. &eicn oio op CT brat %
tlng % froget, men ooffer % epcn.
tprlig; Tor oen goor ihlnoom gicn-
mem tUt irooig llngifog al &ierf,
Nip o. @ran, ituloom opcr TRANCE
@tl % &loiter, % tilii0it forcr ct
E0r SgnuuCritoffc opcr ell bruIeloc
Gin gienncm en- trnnl Siclotlo1t.
Get nlna grpsie / Sen loul ifoI ouer
Der; men pil man trent I'll AlInitnc-
rclt, mac man oDer her. % iou Ter
man gicnnem &opct DC In1oo @uicne
finite ircnl Scr oppc | hrottc Naf-
fen. "&i Dor lou heit " ingcn icr
os, men ri icr rcooper ode" Tiger
Sfrcoapi9.
ga, her oppc bar ban gicnnt liz
bort, ocnnc itorc &lunitncr. @jcnt
iig al ira ocn Iarmenoc Wcmlcifc.
pcrociL men io9t in0 I'll Ell %erOcu
Iom piitnot Tor ham cr riQcre oG iter-
re ~ ino I'll Mo0Cr 9tut1lr. Ser lcs
per ban bpoo ban moIcr, % &rn-
item bans blir ct Stptfc Al bans
cgct Sin, al ham iclp. GCrior Be
Onrcr ban lit e9ct iforpc Nuligt, i'm
Originalitct / lin alrnlt. Set or life
Ionr mco mango AZ bore moocrnc
<nitncrc, ion loOcr Storbpcr %
SlOarctlingcu Hippo alt iom bc0cr
SiUl ub al i'm arnit, iao bare ltri-
gcnbc SLATER ligger igicn.
: 20-30 Nur bar Sfrco5uid
bapt bette &icnmct, her longt ODER
Gipiliiotioncll, op moo Nicl0aaien.
Ser bar ban cnoog NcIt, 3 &lrer og Ell
Slot Saucr. Sans Srue er ira 60
gc0al, % Der bar ban opfoItrct IRE
itnlltc Barn - 10 Senner % 10 81.
ire. Sennernc bar tagct Jig no /
Neroeny men bans to S9trc bar
bientme - fiGffe, italttc 9onbeien.
fer, Iou taltc oct flingcnoe Gg9es
oolsmoaI. SfrcoaOig er ip8elig -
lioer al Nitbmu. s CONNER babe
ban ooQ pUrct nofioa flGt. Wtcn
Sa0en Tor ieg fom, bar Ser i~n0traoot
en- Hcaftion, lua ban III laa til.
iengs. Sans Cater piitc mig on.
firing, og illIgte mig ino poa Ntelic-
ref. Set cr / 2ben gtaac / ben pc@le
&iQaen neo lin originate Stil. On
BRO iercr ino ira ben brotte Soffe
ppenior og ret frem til Gprcn ino
til Sen Itore &~unitnerS slrbeioSpp.
relic. Mteo bsitioclig Enoagt tren
jeg oerinb. 9llt laa euer itob iom
ban bauoe forlaot oct - miot / Pr
beioet Gagen isr, oa Spgoommcn
braat 6apoe rebet hnm bort ira BET.
San bapoe mi / slrbeioe no0le Wfa.
lerier ira Gggeool, % oct enc al
oi5ic, Ell S~ieloiGter, bar iorunOcrll8
paffert o9 g~ribenbe. Caterer bsr-
teS no for at bdbe goot Stien paa
&unit, % flnbe iortplle / Getolier
ON SaoerenS Ir6etoe.
s, beroppe bar Sfreosuie funoet
ct ep~entprlia &ongeriee. Serfra bar
mani Ell albele8 bebaorenoe lloiigt
ODER Ggoebal, oenne iicloent oofre
@ngo, io1n tiger og tiger - lieeiom
/ Srappetrin % Sieuer % Giiotier
op fra Salbrnoen. Sangt ser uoe
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
DOUGLAS ONLY DELINQUENT
IN RACE QUOTA

With every city along the route.
sikh the exception % Douglas. hav-
ins raised its qIota Tor me Ei Pas1.
Phoenix read race TO be held on Mo-.
>. al arraa gemen;s for the classic
are. in army phrase setting pretty.
And while The Smelter City was de
clared Yesterday 10 be backward in
raising is share OF the money hope
were held out that il would sucoee
before the time limit expires
The winning car in the first race =
being entered from FL Paso. The oil
Simplex will be driven by lis present
owner, J. F. Allison. who will have
George Greenberg as his mechan.-
clan. With ;he two old speed king
in the running il VIII be a test Il
me;tie between the old roais;ers OF
the road and the best cars modern
motor builders have to offer.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
DISASTER AHEAD For
EURFoS aNC CEcPEPlT
HORSES NEAR NOGaLES

NOGALES. Ar.z, Oct; 20-Ano;hsr
I'VE niche was carved in the business
annals Of Eogales today when the
plant of the Arizona Packing com.
pany was set in operation al Eogales
Twelve butchers we're engaged in
killing old mares. burros and broken
down horses for the rendering va,s
and. the machinery installed by J. W
Wilkey. the well known mechanical
engineer. worked smoothly.
a. J. W. Born. superintendent O.,
the plant and W D. T:mm who is
field agen; for the company were
pleased at the work consumated 10
day. so animals being slaughtered. I
is the intention of the managemeE.
TO slaughter on an average Of Ia5
animals day, when the help becomes
more proficient in their duties.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
BIS6EE LAWYER CLAIMS
LOCAL GIRL FOR BRIDE

BiSBEE, Oc;. 90: interest to
scores OF their mutual friends was
the news Of the marriage OF Attorney
Fred Suffer OF this city and Miss Olga
Rodemeyer also OF Eisbee. al Tucson
yesterday afternoon.
Local society has for several weeks
linked the newly weds' names 10
ge;her, but the ex=ct date was no;
known and the ceremony yesterday
was n the nature of a surprise 20
their many friends in the Warren
Bisbce district
The ceremony was performed a;
the parsonage OF the Presbyterian
church at Tucson with the Rev B. C.
McCulloch officiating.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Roche OF Bisbee. nephews OF
Mr.. Suffer; Mrs. Mary Rodemeyer
mother Of the bride, and Miss Emma
Meyer, her cousin.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
FOUR HoMEsTEAps CONTESTED
BEFORE LAND COMMISSION

PHOENIX, Oct. 20.-Four contest /
homestead actions were Sc; Tor heat-
ing by the United States Land office
yesterday. The contestants claiming
that the homestead law mas been Vi
lated in every instance due TO military
AMI naval service.
Stanley StOnis Is the contestant in
an ac::cn in which Ado!ph {. Hunters
is the eon,estse over land in Cochiss
county The contestant; claiming that
Hunters has not cultivated any of the
land embraced in the additional entry.
He charges that the cOntestee did not
with the second year OF entry cult
waite lilo of the area of entry no i'm
proved, fenced or utilized the land .:
entry for agricultural or any other
purpose j. d. Taylor. a notary pub
lie of Bisbee. will take the evidence
in this case on November IS. the :.nc
hearing 70 be had in the land Office
in this oi;y OF December 3.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
MARROW ESCAPE IN
SERIOUS ACCIDENT

A serious accident in which the
S.lGebaker Six driven by Commits lo1
Engineer J. c. Ryan, of Bisbee. ac-
companied by Roy Mitchell. engineer
in the geological department OF the
Phelps-Dcdge. crashed into a big army
truck on the road between Warre.,
and Don Luis. late Saturday night.
The big truck was loaded with about
twenty-five people returning from d
picnic at Stark, and the impact CON-
ple:e.y demolished the Studebake.,
which was said TO be travelling az
about 40 miles per hour The engine
was driven 10 the rear OF the ma
chine, and that both Ryan and Mi
cheil were not instantly killed is 1
miracle The big truck vas not dam
a-:ed.
Ryan suffered three broken ribs, his
right leg is mangled. while he also
suffered painful injuries TO his chest.
Mitchell was badly cut about the head
and bruised about the body. Both
were unconscios for several hours fol
lowing The accident, but reports from
the hospita, this afternoon stated that
ho,h u,ora rosfipp we'll and that their
injuries, while painful, were not con
sidered serious.
II was reported that the big truck
carried no lights. but this report could
not be confirmed
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
SilAS ST. JOHN, PONY
EMPRESS RIDER. DEAD

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Oct. 2O.-Silas s..
John, native OF New York city and
widely known IN express circles
;hrcu yhout the United States, is dead
here at the age Of 81 after an event.
III lie which Included fights with
MeNicaEs in Arizona. the rough ex-
per.enoes of a pioneer aad the exci:-
ng life e a pony express rider across
ne plains.
Mr. 81. John was born in Essex
ireet. New York c.:y. in 1885. his
"a her being the first water purveyo-
when Croton wafer was introduced ia
10 the metropolis The senior s.
John rented house from the grand
father Of The late Theodore Roosevelt.
tie was a machilis:. and helped build
the frs; rotary printing press, which,
according to Siias s.; john. was so.i
TO Richard Hoe for 81 900.
S;las ST. john came west by OK Wa.
gon in 1868. locating in California
where he assisted in the construction
OF The first railroad in this state, the
Sacramento Valley Railroad, He was
;icke. agent At Folsom. a2i from there
eai TO San Diego ana started Il The
ve-'ani mai, and express business.
He helped string the lines Of the
Butierfield system from the MissiEs.-
ppi to Mesilla on the Rio Grande.
which was later merged with the o.
erland Mail Company In September
1858. while sleeping a, Dragon
Springs, Arizona, s. John was attac,
kei by three Mexicans and so bad :
injured that his left arm was amppta.
ted. Later he was With the Adams
Express company for thirty years.
but in recent years lived in compar,.
tive retirement near this city.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
JIM SHERIDAN, OLD INDIAN
FiGHTES. DIES IN SHACK

TUCSON. Oct .O-Jim Sherida, h..
soldier. Indian fighter. prospector,
miner and once part owner in the o.
iginal Twin Butte mines. was found
dead in the little adobe shack loanei
him by an old friend. at Scott and
Mccormick street. late last night, ny
Patrolman Brown. he had been dead
at least Two days.
jim sheridan was born in Boston.
in 1871 There his father and grand
father had been born before him. He
came ives; with the lith New lorl,
Infantry and served Throughout; the
war on the Apache Indians. Later
he took up prospecting and with Phil
Con;zan located the old Twin Butte
mines in VIVA; is now a part Of the
Twin Butte district. apart from the
Bax:er-Bash properties.
The last time he was seen alive WIS
early Tuesday morning His non-al
pearance in his old haunt. the VIM,
sor hotel. started a search for him
las: night lie was found lying O.
his bed in the little one-room adobe
shack.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
INDIAN RESERVATIONS OPEN
TO pRosPEcToR NOVEMBER
FIRST, sEcRETARYS C9oEE

PHOENIX, Oct 20 Unailo,ej NH
eral land on Indian reservations a
he United States VII be thrown open
for entry and lease on Noven.ber /
accord;ng,o notice sent CT. by =.
department OF the interior. F-2nk.t
K Lane. secretary This action
authorized by Section % of the IId:aa
Appropriation Act of June g. 1871
which specified tina. the Reservations
or certain parts OF them. should b E.
thrown open TO the prospectoT alI
miner for the search of valuable me-
tails, under such regulations p n.
secretary OF the Interior or i=pat-.
nent might l-umuig4;e
The regulations ~ n ifs 49,
claims. both lode and p.- a-r. re cen
tanned in the pamph.e; a. s,ied ~.
the Interior Gepartme-. and CA. IT,
doubleday secured from a-y Id. Z
agency or from the land oif.ce y
Phoenix or Washington. The rules
are detailed and provide c5g:=s &C
bonds. leases and other forms .or ne
proper transaction o; tai- business
Practically every Indian -ezs-vat.- 4
in the STATE 0. Arizona : a;:ec:=
more or les. By the rl-.as. IT, =
reservations inciule:e Navajo, u
qu;, Walapai. Fer; Apache, san "a
los Sal; River and Col $50 Rive.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
lEkkE NOT GUILTY

The jury in the case OF the State
VS.. Conrad Leake, charged with the
murder OF Z. E Miller at a road camp
east OF Douglas several months ago.
this afternoon returned verdict OF
not guilty.
The case has been holly contested
one. featured by several clashes be-
tween the attorneys in the case. The
defendant was represented by At;or-
neys Manatt & Stephenson. of Doug
las. ard Lyman II. Hays. OF Wilcox
while the prosecution was conducted
by Assistant County Attorneys Geo.
NJ. Roark and NJ, |. McKelligon.
The arguments ~ere made this
morning and the case wen, to the
jury just before noon recess. Al the
convcniTg Of court al 1850 the jury
had reached a verdict.
Leake was Immediately discharged
by the court
This afternoon the case OF the State
VS. Ramon Quijada. charged win
shooting at and attempting to muir
der Henry Gray near Milestone STA
ton recently, was begun. and will no
dcuh: occupy the court for the rest
of The day and part Of tomorrow.
T ID. NJ I.arrieu, who was at first
implicated IN the case as an accom-.
plice. has been freed of the charge and
retained as a witness in the case.
In the case of the State VS. May
Joiner. charged with Transporting of
liquor. the defendant was found no;
guilty and released by the court.
Juror p. l.. McCabe. who was ex-
cased from the present panel until
this r,o7ning, reported Tor duty.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
5000 PFC SPEcTs
For LOCAL WELL


DOUGLAS. OCT. o0-The many
s:ockhoide-s Of ;he United States OIL
and Refining company. which is sink
ing a wei. aear Bowie. viii. be inter
es.ed TO learn mat il is :. proven fac;
.ha. the well shows oil nov in small
quantities wi;h good prospects 0.
reaching an oil pool of large dimen
sons before me 1000 foot depth has
been reached. according to r. l.. Caul-
::e.d. field manager for the company
who arrived here yesterday from Bis
see.
MI. Caa!fie!d's report was made 4,
q directors meeting a; Bisbee Thurs
day. He gs?orted the well 10 be down
sc0 fee; and 70 have passed through
various OF bearing strata carrying
free, liquid oil. Laboratory tests have
been made on most OF the oil ea-
coun,erei. and show i, 10 De C: good
quality.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
Road WORK NEAR
The EMPIRE RANCH

The Prospec;or road hound made
the trip yesterday over the route the
road racers will take from Tombs -
to Vail, and returning came from Van
via Benson and the trip demonstrated
Two things, first that the road from
Vail 20 Benson will probably have no
more work done On IL ani that th,s
step will be taken because of the fast
that Pima county will coun. i; as mon
ey los, now that contracts are TO De
let for a new road in a new location
from Vail to Benson. which will BE-
hummer"
Blu: the road in the uppermos-
thoughts of the people new is the
Empire Ranch road over which the
racers will go the morning of Nov
3rd. In a nut shell it can be said thai,
from Tombstone TO Tucson the rouse
will be the fastest It has ever been
The Cochise end now has two crews
working on it and they will make il TO
the county line without: doubt so tina,
il will be better going than in any
previous race, although il may be d
little soft. The State Highway forces
under Al jenkins and J. Chadwick.
al the instance Of State Engineer Mad
dock. hsye taken a big caterpillar en-
CINE ana heavy drag and have prac:.
caly Gu; new surface road throu u
The En- ire R2n<h which permitted
the Frospector man TO average 81
miles an hour from the foot Of the
hill known as the rocky hill" (but
it is not now through Empire ranch
10 Vail. Persons interested in the
race can now see what we may expect
o: he racers providing there is Ia
, severe storms between nov am the :.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-10-26
DEATH CONES TO FATHER
WHO MAS SHOT ~ SON

WIN "SS S"S' - WV
PHOENIX. Oct. 20-Death came
Lis morning TO r J. Patterson al s..
Joseph's and ended the safferings o.:
he tubercular father who. one week
before, had been shot four times by
his 1s-year-old SON Alva, the son. WHO
had maintained an apparent suller
demeanor since the day OF the ira
gedy, is repen;ant at last.
News of the fathers death. which
occurred a; 4:3O O'Clock. did not reach
the ears of the authorities until nooa
Jldse Charles DeSales Wheeler, ac..
ting as coroner. Immediately empan-
eled a jury and summoned Drs. Or
vile Brown, William o. Swsck ard
Harry X. Carson TO assist him in the
case
Inquest proceedings began in Jdis
Wheeler's courtroom shortly before /
o'clock. and at s O'Clock the cIrCner's
Jury returned a verdict of death a;
the result of a complication Of d.s-
eases fastened by gunshot wounds
tired by his son. Alva Patterson"
Immediately after the inques:. Coan-
ty Attorney L. NJ. Laney. present with
his assistant, Herman Lesko~!'z. an
bounced that formal charge OF mur-
der would be filed against the boy to
day lie stated tina; he would prose
cl;e The cllrge vigorously and indica-
ed tina; the boys age VII not Pre-.
vent his being held fully accountable
for his crime.
First news OF his fathers death was
brought to Alya Patterson while the
autopsy was still in course at the
undertaking pariors. Apprised OF the
fact the boy said nothing for a time.
Then his face began to witch and ~
started 20 cry He Rad NJ word for
TWO days OF his fathers ccEli,icn. re
said.
Taking yesterday fer the first time
since a week ago. when the shoot IL :
occurred. Alva Patterson gave his yer
/ sion OF the story, replying freely 10
all The questions which were asked
I .::.a Made aware OF his fathers
statement last Monday TO the efIec,
tina, dispute over the purchase d
motorcycle was the cause OF they
alteration. Alva denied 1t in detail
saying that he had shot his fathe.
because he had made derosaiory
statements about his mother
I That the boy is sincere in this
statement was corrobora:ed At the IL
cass: shortly aiterwari. when NJ Z
2eadersas,. the rancher with whom
Alva rode to town 10 give himself up
'2s.i':ed that The hoy hal said 10 hir'
,hat If a fellow wouldn't stick up foi
his mother there wasn't much to him
Alya's version OF the motorcycle
story was also a; variance with the
account rendered by his father. ana
Ne alleged that his father had beer
familiar with his plans from III,
start