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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
FROM WILCOX

II X Morgan. well known merchant Ct WILCOX. spent yesterday afternoon a Tombstone on business at the courthouse. returning home this morn s,,~
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RETURNS FROM JOHNSON

Mss Maud ReasOnover returuel lost eyening from Johnson. where she visited with friends for a few days Mss Vera Bright Of Johnson accom- naa:ed Miss ReasonOver home and si.l be her guest for q few days
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FROM DOUGLAS

C. E. Roark. assistan; county at-o- ney at Douglas. came up today from the sclel:e- city to confer with County Attorney R \ French on official ma, e~s
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INJURED IN CAvE-iN AT PEAScE TODAY

Word was received in Tombstone today that Harry Welch. formerly d resident Of Tombstone. being employ ed as carpenter at the Bunker Hill mines. was injured by cave-in at Pearce The message did not, state as to how serious the injuries were. "Y- CAMPAIGN IN DOUGLAS
 DOUGLAS. Jan. 15.-The Y. NJ. C. A. is launching a membership cam paign. the slogan being 'One Thou sand Members" ". H. Webster is chairman of the committee William Eichbaum is in charge at the Copper Queen shelter: N. E. Jacks al the C. and A. shelter and H. L. Kluttz of the railroad men.
 GOING ALONG
 The material that is entering into the construction of the state highway west from Tombstone is especially good. containing as it does excellent binding qualities. The surfacing until r reaches the monument will be caliche and lime. but from the mon- ument to Walnut Guich it viii be de- composed granite. The weather is ad- mirabIe for road construction and ex. cellent progress noticeable. The elimination of the reverse curve through the boulders at that point is
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
BACK TO TUCSON

Lieut.. Roy Geary. who has been vis- iting relatives. left this morning for his nome in Tucson He has been discharged from the army.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
REVENUE MAN HERE

w F. Blrris Of the internal revenue department at Phoenix. arrived ia Tombstone yesterday to spend several day, here or official business MT
 Burri. spea: several weeks here some
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DECLARED DIVIDEND

Al the meeting CT the directors O: the First National bank, held Thurs day. the regular semiannual dividend was declared
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
AIcDonald
ATTENDED MEETING

Secretary 4. Ii. Gardner of the Co- chise County Highway Comm; ssb lon attended a meeting of the commission in Bisbee today. He was accompanied by Mrs. Gardner They returned
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
TOOK INSANE PATIENTS TO STATE HOSPITAL

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty and Miss Minnie Sanders as lady attend art. today took five insane patients 10 the state hospital al Phoenix There were four men and one woman. Miss Ethel Hutchinson. who was commit :ei to the institution. following her recaptuer at.er sensational escape and capture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
CALLING OUT CALENDAR

clerk J. F. James today mailed ou. notices to ali attorneys in the county notifying them of the calling of the cifi jury calendar for Saturday. the 18th. when ;he civil cases to be heari during the term Of court which starts
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

The condition of Assessor F.. A Hughes. who is i'll from influenza pneumonia. was reported slightly i'm proved today. although having spen; bad night
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TO VISIT FRIENDS

Mrs. Georgia Rhineberger and little son. Wesley went to Tucson this morning for an extended visit with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
IN TOWN

H. " Eckerman was in town today attending 10 business of his lumber company here Mir Eckerman states ,ha, he will soon be pouring concrete on his contract with the Cochis County Highway Commission. He Is Of the opinion that his work will all be completed by June l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
THROUGH TUCSON

Attorney : W. White of Douglas passed through Tombstone last night. CT route 70 Tucson. where he has a case before the federal court
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
POWDER MAN HERE

A F Eargrove. agent for the Giant Powder company of San Francisco, was in the county seat today. look ing up some records in the Recorders
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
TO cOURrlAND

Attorney J. T. kingsbury went to Courtland today. where he was called on legal business matters. pertaining n q ciyil Cssa .hs-e
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HERE FROM DOUGLAS

F. C. Porter formerly assistant clerk of tho board of supervisors. but in the county seat yesterla.f ani to- day. returning home today
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
PhllTHEAS TO
DO FED CROSS WORK

The Pl,i.a.heA Glass will nee, ;0 morrow night al 7:3o at the Rel Cross rooms to do Red Cross work. A full attendance is desired
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
OVER FRCN LOWELL

Charles Wiles was visitor in the county sea, today from his home a; Lowell returning home this after noon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED THIS WEEK

The following bliss tickets were is sued from the office of Clerk !. F. James during the past week D:ri. $. Pierce. Warren, to wed Mae Mdr- ray. Lowell: Adolfe H. Enrique ;u wed Manuela Cordova. Douglas: Man ael Marragan to wed Reta UureZ B;sbee; Jose Rodriguez 10 wed Ma riana Lopez. Lowell: Jose Siena to wed Selsa Garcia. Douglas: Louis .. Burson to wed Opal E. Sutton. Ran kin. ILL; Jchn F.. Mallett. Bisbee. to wed Inez B. Davis. Webb: Ernest Lee. Naco. to wed Clara Chester. Bisbee: Thomas D. Reese to wed Guadalupe Vergara, Douglas; Aurelio Moreno to wed Juaua Arese, Douglas: Mauricio Pacheco to wed Maria j. Obiedo. Douglas, Francisco Corella. Agun Prieta. Mex: to wed Isabella x. Aguillar. Pirtleville Ricardo Milan to wed Maria Mendoza. Douglas: Jose c. Valenzuela to wed Maria Rivas. RiShas
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PICKING UP

A noticeable increase in tourist traffic iS ey:den; Of late h talking to many of them the Prospector man finds they are all "boos;ers" for the BordarlanG
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LOCK OUT

In the event Of another cold spell some of the people who neglected their water pipes will be more eau ;ious and probably cover them up.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19

A F. Parker left today for Phoenix. where l:e vii make his headquarters after sgending a week in the city on business
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
tFrom Saturdays Daily)
HERE FROM GLENDALE

Attorney Lee O Woolery. formerly a resident Of Tombstone. but now of Glendale. where he is practicing law. also having purc hased d farm there avs q visitor in Tombstone today on egaI matters.
 RETURNED HOME
 Robert AxteIl and wife returned home today from Bisbee. where they had been on visit with friends. IN DOUGLAS
 Sir. and Mrs. J. II. Macia and chil- dren ard Ralph Robertson mctored to Douglas today on visit with friends. RELOCATED
 The county engineers office is now located in its new quarters at the old hospital. at one time the law offices of Ben Goodrich
 TO erssEE
 Road Superintendent 4 C. Karger motored 10 Bisbee this afternoon, having been called there on official business.
 ATTORNEYS IN CITY
 Practically every attorney in the county was in town today. having been called here for the setting of the civil jury calendar Those hero were as follows Judge Doan. H. E. Pickett. Bruce Stephenson. D. A. Richardson. II. L. Noble. D. Benshimol. W. C. Nc Farland. Douglas. and s. K. Williams. J w. Ross. Rod Mcdonald and Alex Murray. Sam Kyle. Fred Sutter. (. T. Knapp and J. D. Taylor. Bis5ee. FROM LOS ANGELES
 Attorney Roy Mcrfott. formerly of Bisbee. but now located in Los An geles, was in Tombstone today on business before the court He is in terested in the Cunninsham-Co Costello case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
TO siSBEE

Ray krebs and (. Ii. Alien Of the Day and Night Garage. were in Bisbee B aesterday CT business. >
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
FROM BEN SON

A. G. Smith. president of the Co ch.se County Bank. was ir town todd : oH business cf the banks He states
 that the road between here and Ben son is progress s-ing nicely al all points.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19

A ". Howe. formerly deputy sheriff. Wac a visitor in Tombs tone today on business. returning to his home at Bisbee this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
TO POST BULLETINS

Bulletins issued by the L. of A. in the interest of poultry and poultry raising will be posted at the Reeves Feed Store Valuable information is contained in these bulletins for these
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
TO VISIT FRIENDS

Miss Maud Reasonover left last evening for Johnson, where she vii, spend several days on a yisi; with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
Ex-JUSTICE HERE

Judge J--W. Ross. Sho served the last two months of 1918 as supreme justice. having been appointed by Governor Hunt. was in Tombstone to- ing resumed the practice of law in
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19

y Cigar company of San Francisco. .he past 3n years. dropped into town today in the interests or the trade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
VISITORS S

'Dr. R. J. Stroud of Gieeson ana F r.. Laymcn. one of the leasors of Court ,and. were visitors in Tombstone to- day. having business before the su- peric- court. They returned home in the evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
FEON BiSe EE

(. T Paris and wife spent last even- ing in the city from their home a, Bis bee. the guest of Nr and Mrs. Bud Holland
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tfrom Tuesdays Daily
70 eissEE

A C. karger. county road superin- ,endent. wen. to Bisbee on official business yesterday
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
the Warren District,
FROM GLEASON

C. l. Van Meter and Constable l.. Nj. Brown were Tombstone visitors to- day
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
TO SAN SIMON

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafert.' lett this moring for san simon. ,,here he goes to serve some attachm-,.; 2apers for the sherif's office
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TO sissEE

Attorney ! T Kingsbury made q short trip 10 Bisbee today. going over on legal business and returning hoIaH early this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
(From Mondays Daily,
MANY CARS

Several cars passed through TomU- stone yesterday. the fine weather bringing them out
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19

Assessor E. A. Hughes is reported as slightly improved today al h's home from an attack of the influenza. which he contracted while in attend ance s. the Arizona Assessors asso- ciatioa n Phoenix last week. where he was e.ected president of that asso- ciation Dr. Hughart reports that while his case is a severe one. he showed considerable improvement this morning. with only a slight touch of pneumonia. This is the only case of influenza in the city at present
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
.-ic, east If Douglas
TO PHOENIX

J. x. Gair as. secretary Of the Co chise County Taxpayers association. left for Fh eniN today lie eXre $
 to be there aNcnt sixty days. during
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aETu RNED HOME

Mrs. w A Sherr.ll. wife Of the assistant clerk Of the board of super yiscrs. returned home today from Bis bee. where she had been confined in -he hospital following an operation. Mrs Sherrill has completely recovered and will soon be able 10 be about.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
TO BISBEE

President A F. Davis of the Hua chuca Water company. and wife spen. yesterday in ihe Warren District on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
From Wednesdays Daily
NEW COME RS

$ : Br;oe and family have moved into the Rodger saunders home on Bruce street
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eIssEE ATTORNEY

Attorney Sam Kyle. citY attorney of Bisbee. was visitor in the county seat today on business al the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
FROM BiSBEE

A w Howe was visitor in the city again today from Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
HIDE BUYER HERE

Walter Fife, formerly 2 resident Of Tombstone ard now trayeiiag for the hide fEn. of A B-ownstein or Los An geles. was q visitor in lhe county seat today, buying up hides for shipment to the Los Ance,es market He re- norf. !. Z L..e market abna; the same
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
MASUERAOE BALL

4 masquerade ball will be given in Tombstone Saturday, January 25- by the girls Of Tombstone. and arrange ments are under way for it's success. Handbills will be sent to all outlying districts. and the jazz orchestra of the Tenth Cavalry at Rort Huachuca has been engaged to furnish the music. This Is one of the best dance Orches- tras in the county. containing nine pieces of wind and stringed instru- ments. Prizes are to be awarded to the best dressed and best sustained characters and is is expected to be one of the best affairs since the quaran- tine was raised
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HERE FROM LOS ANGELES

Mrs. Mary Ccsello arrived in Tomb stone today from Los Angeles, where she now makes her home. and will spend severa, days in the county seat on business matters Mrs. Costello still retains considerable property in Tombstone and Cochise county which demand her attention
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
KNOCKING

Councilman Cavanaugh had his lit- tie hammer out today and did some excellent knocking on his own ac- count He was busy driving the nails down on the sidewalk from Rock 3 corner 10 the Crystal theater corner.
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nex; moa:h. will be set for trial.
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX

John Rock. who was appointed ds the Democratic member of the Com mission Of State Institutions by Co., ernor T F. Cambell. returned from Phoenix today. where he has been ge;- ting acquainted with his new duties Mr. Rock will spend most Of his time stone occasionally to attend to busi- ness interests here
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
IN DOUGLAS

Sheriff James Mcdonald is m Douglas today. where he was cs.le on matters connected with his office He will return home tomorrow
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
M ET TODAY

The Cochise County Highway Com mission me, today iH B;sbee and are. preparing 10 le: contracts for road work and a britse i. ,.- S..-- Creek district east If Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
TO BIS E

Mrs. John Rock wer. h B;sbae this morning to spend the day there on n visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
EMsezzLER ARRESTED
AT N ESA


 Chief Deputy Sheriff George Hen shaw vas today notified of the arrest in Mesa Of Tom M. Foster, wanted in Bisbee for embezzlement. About a week ago. Foster. who is no relation to Tom Foster. deputy sheriff at Lowell. skipped out of Bisbee. having embezzled funds from the firm for which he was working. He also left some bad cheeks. The sheriff's offics was notified and sent out descrip- tor of the man with the result that he vas arrested in Mesa Deputy Sheriff Farmer Of Douglas is on his way back with the prisoner.
 VISITING AUNT AND UNCLE
 Lieut.. Roy Geary. a former Tomb stoen boy. who has been in the army
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19

Miss Emma Bishop returned homc days in Lowell. the guest of relatives
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
VISITING IN BISBEE
RETURNED HOM E

Mrs. George Bravin is visiting in Bisbee. the guest of relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
CARPENTERS NEEDED

Carpenters and painters for con struction work al Fort Huachuca are urgently needed according to the con struction quarteruaster ac the post. who is advertising for workmen. An inducement of salary Of S100 per month is being offered Board is of ferei al SIS per month
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-01-19
DISCHARGE 227 ARIZONA MEN SINCE NOVEMBER

SINCE NOVEMBER Two hundred and twenty nine Ari- zona men have been discharged from the military service since November l. Lists of all the Arizona. men dis charged from all the camps since thar date are being sent to the office of the adjutant general as parts of the mili- tary record. The list Includes the home address of the soldier and the date of his discharge.
 MORE HoNoRs FOR 1ssrH
 According to the Army and Navy Journal. it is no wonder that the 18th regiment. the First Arizona, was chcs- en for the presidents guard of honor at Paris. This regiment has been spe> cially commended for the part it LOOK in the capture of Hill s7s, and on the day of the assault theregiment hap pened to be commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Heidicke of the Arizona Ma tional Guard.
 AT LAST
 The water company located it's last | frozen service pipe yesterday and now all houses are being supplied as of yore There was not a single main on the system frozen up The small pipes suffered the most, only two g. inch lines going out of commission. but the half and three-quarter lines suffered considerably. Floating ice caused the most trouble
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OLD TINE TRAVELLING MAN

office for his company.
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RETURNED HOME

Robert AxteIl and wife returned home today from Bisbee. where they had been on visit with friends
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HERE FROM BisBEE

10 a civil case there.
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TO PHOENIX

Holland.
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ASSESSOR HUGHES
 ILL WITH INFLUENZA

demand her attention
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MRS. A. HOLMES
HAD HEADACHES
NEARLY ALL Time
Gasped for Breath If She
Walked Short Distance
Entirely Relieved
by Tanlac

4 was In an awful bad condition
for two years. but after taking
Tanlac | am well woman" said
Mrs. Alice Holmes. who resides at
2is John street. Seattle. wash. re-
Gently. Continuing. she said.
Il suffered from a severe case Of
stomach trouble and had such a
poor appetite | would have to force
every mouthful I ate. and even
what little ! managed TO eat would
not digest. but would sour. gas
would form and would bloat
something awful | had a splitting
headache nearly all the time and
at times would have such dizzy
spells II was all could do to keep
from falling My nerves were sc
upset I could sleep but very little
and MAS 80 restless I would lust
roll and toss all night long from
one side ~ the bed to the other.
and would feel so bad In the morn
ing It was with tho greatest effort
! managed TO get up at all. lost
weight until was scarcely more
than a frame and became NO weak
and run down | was compelled to
give up my Homework. I suffered
80 from shortncss 81 breath II I
walked the least distance | would
become completely exhausted and
Just have TO gasp for breath. also
suffered from rheumatism In my
arms and shoulders. and the pains
| had were simply awful. The pains
were not confined to my arms and
shoulders either. but were all over
my entire body My blood circula.
ton was extremely poor and at
times my hands would become numb.
Il had taken all sorts Of treat.
monts and medicines. but none OF
them did me "A particle Of good and
had become very much discnur.
aged ! had been reading great
deal about the benefits others were
receiving from Tanlac. and as some
Of tho conditions described were
very similar 10 mine, I decided Ia
try 1t, and | began 20 get better nl.
most as soon as | began taking It.
! have only taken six bottles in all,
but II | ever felt better than / do
now | do not remember IT, ! have
"A fine appetite and | am never
troubled with gas or bloating. my
nerves are so good | can sleep all
night long without ever waking un
| once, and always get up In the
morning feeling greatly refreshed
The headaches, dizzy spells and
rheumatism are all gone. | have
gained ten pounds In weight, have
regaincd my former strength and
my homework is an actual pleasure
10 me. | can get about AS good rs
ever could and feel as though
nothing had ever been wrong with
my health. will always have q
good word TO say for Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold In Seattle by Bartell
| Drug stores under the personal di'
rcction of a special Tanlac ropresen'
tatiye. --Adyertisement
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-. !, . 80 , -
iho i"ii OF wv i"u"" ''''
uoht n"oH'No' ih'ol'S''u w ,,o
pioN'dehtl"l aspiration" VI ~"
Illrhd' Iait, "'otoua'F "' war
theouorc' JIp was no ,onsor
counted az one OF 'he oni'u'ch.
INC S"uhs man ma" u"No'opop
INTO traveller hhe nus ia'her'
was az 'hiS ,'ine hshihs y .ou'
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trudged along the banks or skinned
the water. Probably thousand
years saw no change that would
have been noticeable Ia our eyes.
Then three centuries ago began the
work Of change. For a century It's
effects were not perceptiblc. Just
nothing but an occasional French
fleet or wild half savage French.
Canadian explorer passing up or
down the river OF one OF It's
branches In an Indian canoe. thorf
the first faint changes. the building
OF one or two little French fur
traders hamlets. the passing OF one
or two British officers boats. and
tho very rare appearance Of the un.
eouth American backwoodsman
Then the change came with a
rush. Our settlers reached the
head waters OF the Ohio. and fiat.
boats and keelboats began 10 go
down 10 the mouth OF the Missis.
slppl. and the Indians and the game
they followed began their last great
march 20 the West For ages they
had marched back and forth. but
from this march there was never TO
be return. Then the day OF
steamboat traffic began and the
growth Of the first American cities
and states along the river with
their strength and nqualor and their
raw pride Then this mighty
steamboat traffic passed It's zenith
and collapsed. and for generation
the river towns have dwindlcd com.
their importance from the growth
Of the railroads. think OF Il all
as pass down the river.
October I've are steamlng down
the river now between Tennessee
and Arkansas. The forest comes
down little denser to the hank.
the houses do not look quite 30 well
kept otherwise there II not much
change. There are dozen
steamers accompanying us. filled
with delegates from various river
cities. The people are all out on
the banks TO greet US still More.
over. at night no matter what the
tFAt NAfA w lAtFa a tNNWs II ~
generally Illuminated. and sometimes
whistles and noisy greetings. while
our steamboats, whistle In equally
noisy Response. so that our sleep II
apt TO be broken. Seventeen gov.
srnorr Of different states are along.
In boat by themselves have
seen a good deal OF them. however,
and II has been Of rcal use TO me.
especially as regards two or three
problems that are up. At 81. Louis
there was an enormous multitude
OF people on, TO see uR Tn. pro.
cessiou was In a drenchinR rain. In
which | stood harcheaded. smiling
affahly and waving my drowned
hat to those hardy members Of the
crowd who declined TO so 20 shelter
Al Cairo ! was also greeted with
enthusiasm. and I waA, interested 10
find that there was stiIi extreme
bitterness felt over Dickens descrip.
tion 81 the town and the people IN
Martin ChuEziowit~ sixty five years
ago.
tTo re ConiinuesI)
tcopyriTht. 1919. Charles scribner's
Sonsb
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QUARREL OVER LOOT;
ARRESTED BY POLICE

After successfully carrying out n
street robbery. G. w. Shaughnessy.
%. and John Campbell. ~. could
not agree on tho division Of the
loot. according 10 police officials
Monday morning Tho two rien
auarrclcd in Shaughncssy's rooms
Ia the Woodlawn apartment. Third
ave and Vine ST. Other tenants
heard their heated remarks ard
notified the police. and as con
sequence the men now rest in the
city jail on open charges after
being Identified by their Chinese
victims. according 20 the police.
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FARMERS talk
WORLD LABOR
Cooperative Buying and
Selling Urged at Meeting

CHICAGO. Dec. 2a.-Nnuonai In.
dustrial questions. findings Of the
world labor congress recently held at
Washington and the high cost OF liv'
ing were the questions discussed at
the national convention OF the Amer.
loan Association Of Agricultural and
Labor Legislation meeting here to-
day.
Cooperative buying and selling
was urged by many OF the delegates
rs the means OF fighting high prices.
II cooperative societies were formed,
generally. prices would tumble. they
declared
The part the farmer will take In
the Industrial war was also TO be
taken up.