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The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15
J. B. FRANCIS BUILDING

J. B. Francis is building new farm machinery warehouse on South San Francisco street. It will be 30 by 50 feet, one story high.
 The A by 50 foot addition Mir. Francis is having built on the rear of his garage building, just south of the tracks, is rapidly nearing compile tion. Gum & Solberg are doing the carpentry work and Kilmer & Davy will do the plastering and lay the concrete floor.
 Mir. Francis has had a bigger ma chinery business this year than ever and in view of the rapid increase in farming in this section and the grow ing prosperity of the farmers, be- lieves that next years business will show still another increase.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15
NOTICE TO FARMERS

Being unable to get quotations from our local dealers, I have ordered, as per your request, 30,000 sacks and 5000 pounds of binder twine. Place your money for your order of sack and twine to the credit of the Coco nine Farm Bureau, at the Citizens Bank, and file complete list of your order with the secretary of the bu- reau. Prices can be had from L. E. Johnson, or Citizens Bank. Quota. tions received will make for saving of $1 900 or more. ~
 L. E. JOHNSON,
 Sec'y Coconino Farm Bureau Aug IS, 22.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15
ment can count upon your active CO., operation.
 A. MITCHELL PALMER, Attorney General.

MT. Riordan, who has not as yet been relieved of his duties as state food administrator, was reluctant to assume the burdensome details con- nected with the effort now being made by the Department of Justice, but finally decided to, and has requested all the former county food adminis- trators in the state to work with him along the lines indicated in the tele- gram.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15
JUAN DIDN'T GET AWAY

Juan Blea, IT,, the youngester who skipped out last week with his dads $50, and who was supposed to have gone to Phoenix, in reality did not leave the town at all, but was found by Chief of Police Neill in Nackard's rooming house. He had spent only a couple of dollars, so the old .man is happy again.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15

L. w. Cress and family and Mrs. Kathryn Leighton, who is here froi1 California visiting them, motored to Grand Canyon on Wednesday, for a couple of days outing.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15
Aug IS, 22.
NOTICE TO TRAINING
 SCHOOL PUPILS

The Training School of the North ern Arizona Normal School will open Monday, August IS, 1919. All pupils desiring to enter will please report promptly at g o'clock a. m.
 MINNIE LINTZ,
 Director Training School.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE--RELINQUISHMENT-- = 88 acres fenced, 40 in cultivation; team of mules, cows, hogs, Ford car and all implements necessary. Eleven miles from Flagstaff; $4,OO0 with crop included. F. J. Lusk, |! Pollock Block. S-15 LOST = Government envelope, ad- dressed to "J. L. Smith, Flagstaff" !" Liberal reward for return of letter to either the Flagstaff Postoffice or Coconino Sun. 8-15-1tp
 FOR SALE $2,150-Four-room house, good To-
 cation.
 s, ,600-Five-room house, in fine
 shape, hardwood floors, and
 12 lots, all fenced. &, $3,150-Five-room house, four lots
 on corner. Good garage
 and out-buildings. Furni-
 ture included. FRED J. LUSK Real Estate -:- Rentals -:- Insurance
 Office in Pollock Block Flagstaff
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15

Robert Singleton, one of the old residents of this vicinity, enlisted in the navy Tuesday and has been sent to Los Angeles for training.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-15

BEvo-Ice cold A now 15c every where.
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09
An event thaK is anticipated with

An event that is anticipated with
much pleasure lg all ladies who are
interested in clulAwork, is the visit of
Mrs. A. +. StonGA of Morgan City
President Of Louisilpa Federation Of
Women's Clubs. She is making tour
Of the Federated clhbs in Louisiana
and wrote the Mothers 10th Century
Club (which disbaphed during the war
to respond TO the more urgent demand
!of the war actiyt&s). requesting them
to arrange aheeting for the 18th
Her message Will be decidedly worth
while. 1t is Roped\ that a large and
representative crowd\of ladies' will 60
out to hear her. Mrf. Stone writes
anticipating Your dbr thoughfulness
along social lines. bpt not wishing tc
add to your troubles in these servant.
less days, please LIT it be just bust
ness, heart to haart talk The of.
ficers of the Pare )lt- Teachers Associa.
tion have kindly 4llel off their meet.
ing for that day and urge all of their
members to be present to hear the
message Mrs. Stone brings. The
Mothers Club dtbanded during the
fwar, and while II has never been re.
organized since, ID is earnestly desir.
ed that all former members, all mem
bers Of the parentTeachers' Associa
tion and any other lady interested
in the work will N rat the high ~schovl
auditorium at 4:OD o'clock to hear
IAlrs. Stone.
| The box supper fat the school build
ing last Friday evening beside being
a financial success, was one Of the
most pleasant social affairs Of general
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

kind, enjoyed heye in a long time
everybody was t hcre-big. little. young
and old. From Mr.. Wagner, wh'
literally beamcd dissatisfaction at the
success of the evening to little Miss
Mary Esther Robinson, who was on,
Of the heaviest bidders for the boxss.
She, herself, furnished one of the most
original-a miniature house, chimney
and all complete. I'VE would not dare
to compliment any individual box. of
the larger girls. Because all were well
worthy of praise. Ny. but there was
a rich and varied observation-disclosures
conceivable color ann combination a
rainbow would be compelled to 20
under cloud in comparison. The
contents Of those /Doxes. contained
more truth than poetry, and were
found most satisfying to the gallant
boys and fair lRaidens, who shared
them. The proceeds amounted to
$4,000, which wiQ be used for the
benefit Of the school. We have saved
for the last, mention Of the best
part of the evenings exercises-a
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

Mrs. Armour, White, who is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Conger, entertained informally Satur'
day evening with her brother DR..
Beeson Conger, 1T French party. A
very interesting French game was play
ed in which Miss Gladys Conger was
a lucky winper and was awarded q
beautiful handkerchief, made IN
Paris" Lorris Wmberly received
real French pipey as a prize. DIR.
Conger brought bdck many interesting
souvenirs collected while with the A.
H. F. in France England, Germany
and other countries which the guests
found most entertaining. Mrs. White
assisted by her mother, served a delic-
ious salad course with iced tea.
The friends and patrons OF Mrs.
Efie Howell (musk teacher) will en-,
joy the following Program, given next
Saturday afterno4t at 400 o'clock at
the school buildhA by the Gounod
Music Club, junior music pupils, assist
ed by Master Geo. brewer, Miss Kath-
leen Harp and MN ]. 7. Wagner
/. A short history Of the Gounod
Munsic Club, by Secretary, Christine
Murphy. 2. Song I"Jolly Little Rain
drops" Club. .. Piano solos-(p
Dance of the FRigy Queen Louise
Oakley; (bl "D3nfe OH the Green
Elizabeth Currid3 (e, Maypole
Dance," Cecil Williamson. l. Read
ing, Virginia Brown. 5. Piano solos
(aS "pretty Little songbird,' Frances
! Oakley. (b' 9Fiscilla Mullens, Mar
aaret williams. 6. Piano Duett,
Maurine and Mary Daniels. Z. Piano
solos-(a) pBlack Beauty March,
Elizabeth Ma}phy; (b) "Hope," Vir'
ginia Brown 8. Reading, George
Brewer. 0. Piano solos--(a) KATY
Did" Mildred Goff; (b, "Ripples, y
ILueile Madden. 10. song-"True
Blue Forget me Not" Club. H.
Piano solos-1(a) "Gaiety," Nita Cath.
ey; (b) "The Village Blacksmith
Maurine Daniels, u. Piano Duet
Christine and Elizabeth Murphy. i
\ poodins Mrs. J. P. Wagner. IL
"Eleven Little Grandmas," a musical
pantomine. ,--.----.
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

splendid mu teal program. by Mrs. Il.
CaperS' music class. assisted by Miss
Alys Bond The Hawaiian songs en-
costume were especially entertaining.
Each one was sd fine that no special
one can be mentioned. I'm China IL
costume pantVf1ine song, however,
brought down .the house. At the close
of the program .lr. Wagner called OH
Mr.. VIM. Deas for talk and his re-
marks. in his styl-full Of wit and
humor. keep Ills hearers highly enter.
tanned. The boxes were then sold by
Major Barnette, assisted by Mr. Wag.
ner, and the ybuns people were at
liberty to cnjE themselves as they
pleased. Miss Mary Helen Key and
Miss Cowley assisted largely in the
duties Of tho evening. A beautiful
cake was sold and went to the most
popular young lady present. Miss
Middleton won the cake by the popular
vote Of the high school boys.
RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE DEMOCRAT.
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

~ :.
Does your stomach feel bloated after
eating? Do you have sour risings'
heartburn, spells Of dizziness, and
constipated bowels? If 50, Prickly
Ash Bitters is the medicine for you.
Men who use 1t find 1t exactly suited
Etor such disorders. Price $1.25 per
bottle City pyug Coz Special Agents
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

Mrs. Robt. Butler visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Brown at
Gibsland last Sunday. She was ac-
companied home by Mr.. Butler, whs
was returning from Shreveport.
Mrs. Doyle Frey and charming lit.
tie daughter were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". c. Thomasreceptly. Mr.. Frey
came over the latter part of the wee
and they returned to Saline in their
car.
An esteemed (yisitor TO our town
is Mr.. Ferguson. who Is the guest Of
his sons, Drs. Claud and Ben Fergu.
son. He accompanied the latter and
Mrs. Ferguson on their return from
Jonesboro, last week. ..~>
Mr.. Elmer Davies Is another Of our
popular young people who recently left
for school, He has gone to Wander.
bilt University to study law. He was
in the s. A. TIC, at that place during
the war period
Mrs. Maud B0eth left on Tuesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. W. G. Barnett
in Shreveport, before returning to her
home in Mississippi. She has been the
guest, for several weeks of her mother
Mrs. Clara Marlborough and sister, Mrs
B. Capers.
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

A valuable dressing for flesh wounds
burns, scalds, old sores, rash, chafed
skin, is BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ.
MENT, it is both healing and antisep.
tic. Price 25c, SOC and $1.O0 per bot
tie. Sold by Modern Pharmacy, Inc.
Druggists. II
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

When the chest feeIs on fire and the
throat burns, youihave indigestion, and
you need HERBINE to get rid of tho
disagreeable feeling 1t drives out bad
tly dgestetl food, strengthens the stom
zach sand purities the bowels. Sold by
Modern Pharmacy, Inc, Druggists.
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

They were guests u Mrs. Alice Thom
son, at Gurley, an ideal stock farm
30 miles from Baton Rouge. Their
son, Bryan, has employment there
and Johnnie came up from Baton
Rouge, SO there was nothing more t(
be added to their pleasure. However
they enjoyed very mpch large barbe
cue where 1000 were present. and q
sale of jersey cattf Mr.. Crowsol
purchased fine coy.
The members Of the Alumni Associa
tion had a business meeting on Mon
day afternoon and elected officers fol
the ensuing years, As followxI:'- ,Presi
dent, Mrs. Jennie James Theus; Isl
yice-president, Miss Gladys Conger
End vice-Presilent, Mfr. Blanton Iheus
Secretary, Miss Bessie Jordan; Assist
ant Secretary, Ms. Susie Ferguson
Treasurer, Miss Ola( (Smelley. Arcadi,
is one of the fewhiA schools in tht
State that can boaA ,otan organization
Iof this kind and she young people art
ito he congratulated On the success OF
this splendid association.
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

By accident lat week, the names
DR.. Billy James snd Mr.. Henry James
we're omitted from the list Of depart.
ures~ for school. DR.. Billy left for
the Chicago Sctinary School and
Henry went to- Ruston to attend L.
I.
Mr.. Joe JorJan Of Liberty Hhl, and
Miss Ollie Both hof Bienville, were unit
ed in marriage at the home Of the
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

-" =,
Rub-My.Tism Is o powerful antisep-
tic; it kills the poison caused from IN.
fected cuts, cures old sores, letter,
etc. les;/
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. \ IL. Crowson return
ed on Monday night from 4 very in1
teresting visit 'to South Louisiana.
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

Harper Of Ruston, was the guest
daughter, Mrs, Ben Ferguson
aturday.
Ben Scheen and daughter, Mary
were guests on Saturday Of DR.
ha J. Nj H0se'y'
Watson accompanied his daugh
Shreveport on Monday. where
~ receive medical treatment
OMs FOR RENT'-Two nice un
hed rooms for rent. Apply t(
Harper Arsadia' La
and Mrs. II. L. Runge are ell
la Yisit from Mrs, Runge OF
B& Miss, and Mrs. Fox Of Gin
Miss
xAtz -Ac-
Laura Pennington left las
esday to sepnd the winter will
alAe, Mrs. Thelma Harding, a
@aEles' '-ss .- ..,...
he Automobile Owners. Keel
Auto looking like new will
hhe Cleaner. For sale by r. D
AEsadia- -. 2t-pa :.
land Mrs. Eddie Daniel and bab!
oner, spent last week with Mr.
lS Cap Jones and their mother
Daniels,
slA Billy and George Young lef
Wednesday to attend the Dallas
and to visit My. Young's daugh
An George Pettigrew.
A.
and Mrs. Carl Golf were othel
Nans who went over to Rustol
thursday to attend the marriage
lm auth Holland to Mr.. Maurice
lpton.
LEO Daniel was the only repre-
nne Of the Arcadia Baptis
q 70 attend the Bethlehem as
\. lenal meeting near Cheudran
Thursday
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

groom's sister Mrs. Lawrence Daniel
last Wednestlsx afternoon. Rev. W
II. Jordan officiating They left fol
their home immediately after the cere
mOny.
The family Of Mr.. Horace Johnson
who have remained in Monroe, because
of the trouble in finding houses in Ar
cadia, came to(town last Thursday ant
have rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. W. d
White for the present. We are glad II
welcome ,',I,'a'. Mr.. Johnson and family t.
Mr.. ]. A. Story, Mr.. J. W. Robinson
Mr.. Geo. Sutton aad Mr.. Green viii
liams were the Veterans who left Sun
day morning toNfepresent the Arcade
camp L. {. V. 1T the Atlanta Reun
ion. They were accompanied b!
Messrs. J. NJ. Story, Virg Madden an(
Cathey as sons OF Veterans No doub
they will have q delightful trip.
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

he Automobile Owners. Keel
Auto looking like new will
hine Cleaner. For sale by r. D
Arcadia. 2t-pd.r
The Bienville Democrat., 1919-10-09

Laura Pennington left last
sday to sepnd the winter with
|lss, Mrs. T1elma Harding, a.
charlas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
MINERS REsUMINC WORK .
FUEL SITUATION is RAPIDLY
IMPROVING IN ALL SECTIONS
restrictions Arc Lifted. Even For
riSn ShinS Being ilowcd Ia
Take bunker (Nal
NY Associntcd i'rcss. !

WASlilNGTON. Dec. ij.--l;cstvictions
ON the consumption Of biiuninous coal
continued to 70 hy the board today
rs the railroad administration. now in
charge OF the distribution OF supplies.
received reports Indicating tina, 81 per
cent Of the striking miners had re-
turned TO work
: Orders We're issued by Director,
/ To be supplied to fOrCiSn-owncu YES
sells in American harhors whenever the
coal supply is sufficient to I'LL the re-
owner ships Foreign vessels had
their coal supply shut Off early in the
coal crisis.
Senatorial investigation of tho STRIKE
government and accepted BY the
miners Was temporarily halted today.
members OF the Investigating sub.
committee considered the policy to 'bc
adopted.
was said after a long executive
session mat the committee had not de-
ciiel rs 10 whether 1t would formaily-
drHlI!nd u"cnmgntS in the possession OF
hr liaryy \ Garfield. foriGcr fuel al
mc '$tt1t"r vic resigned because OF
his disagreement with the settlement
~ ,rAs is. or AZ 10 whetlcr. Attorney
G'nSSr,'i faimy,r and other officials
The committees however. decided 70
r.Sune h""r'n&a and summoned L. +.
-, 'I'; cii' 81 tIlc cnEinccrS OF the
'uol administration to furnish the sta
tS'ics on wh!gh Dr. Garfield based his
suggestion that /; per cent increase
IN wages be given the miners and paid
on 81 tic operators profits without
using prices Of coal
Attorney General Palmer. who SiCni-
h'd last Woes that h. would appear If
~" committee Permitted him. left
~ astinEt"n tonight for the Middle
West TO continue the governments
camrairn against hi"h rriccs and in
creased cost or l.NinE through confer
'N.r& "tth St2:c enc Federal oili"ia IS.
II" VIZ l." N Chicago tomorrow. and
from thor" c%nccts 10 go 10 Little Rock
aud oklahoma Cit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
YAQUI INDIANS SUMMARILY
EXECUTED AS WARNING
Josc OroH and Ten OF His Follower.
Put to Death by General
Torres.
Iny Associatcd rrcss. !

LAREDO. TEN\S. Dec l5.-Josc
O"oz. iauui Indian chief, and ten
o! MS Immediate followers. captured
rear Magdalcna. sonora. were sum
marlIy executed on orders OF General
Juan Torres, commanding Federal
troops in Sonora, according 10 Excel
sior Of Mexico City. in it's issue Of
Saturday.
The paper says the executions were
ordered as ! warning to other IauuiS
now in arms against constituted
authorities" and adds that General
Torres justified his order by declaring
OroZ and the ten others recently at
tackled Il train and killed several per-
sons. Oroa, the paper says. also was
guilty Of the murder OF Scvcra /
Chinese in Sonora several weeks ago.
~ Excelsior says Scv"ra! American
mine workers in the Tauui district.
recently reported killed by Naqui In
dams, are now known to he safe in
I'hOcniN NIiZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
NOTED ENGLISRMAM DIES
Sir .joIsn Jackson, Famous as Con.
tractor for Public Works.
PASSES Away.
TBv Associated I'ress.l

LONDON, Dee. la.-Sir John Jackson
famous a contractor for public
works in various parts OF the world
died here today. lie was born in 1881.
Sir John Jackson was Il civil engineer
Of note. Among the great projects in
which hC aided We're the ManchcStc I
ship Canal the great railway across
the Andes from africa ON the Pacific
C"as; 20 La paz, Bolivia tho -rca,
near Babylon: the Mcsopotamia irri-
cation works. the harhor works in Can
ada. South Africa. Singapore and other
places. lie WAS created Il knight in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
BENEDICT CONFERS
, He RED HAT ON SEVEN
No imcricnn'S Name Is EoupJ .,,,
THOSE Elevated to Cardi-
nalNtc.
Try Associated Pross.
l.I. c.

fsoAlE, Dec. IJ.-Seycn new cardinals
We're nominated today during the So
rrct constStory at which POPE Ennedict
delivered nm alloSution
We're as follows: ~
Nonsicnor Nalfrc. di Bouzo. former
Muhcio at Vienna; Monsignor Cainns.
81, former pat"iarch OF Jerusalem:
MonsiEnor sill vice chamberlain Of
ne church, MonsiEnor Soldevila v
romero; aIchbishop OF Saragossa; Mon
SlShor hakoWSk!, archbishop of War
saw and Monsisnor Dalhor. archbishop
me confcrmont Of the cardinalatc
l:rcsiau, reserved IN pctto in the con
S'ItorY or 1910, also was announced.
IN addition the Pope announced the
appointment Of bishops and arcnblsh
ops nominated by brief since the last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

- ITO
With the enforcement of the prohibit
non law In the district OF New York
said that his Office was going on with
us work as usual, averaging fifteen
arrests Il day for violations OF the net .
;, he also declared that there was very
nttie good whisky beng sold iui New
York and that Go;huritcs were get
.unE chiefly ''nonbcNcraCc alcohol"
us stan is giving SPECIAL attention 10
INC suppression Of sales of wood alcO-
noi. which m"nateS the lives OF per
sons INDUCING in lit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
WHEELER DECLARES COURT
VICTORY Not l\ENpEl"rtn

NTLN NU Is F.E. Dec. lI.-"rN. locI-
SION OF the supreme Court susta:nIn..
me Constiiutiunalit: OF the ,var-timg
Inc day forces" s;ud WAYNE y Whenln;
national attorney FOR ~. Anti-Salocn
heasue. who took part in the case i'm
tnc supreme Court ana is In Mil
IN the Federal court Involving the por
han"nt Federal prohibition CODE
About the only hope left Tor tho
WctS III the remaining eases is the pos
sip'ity that tho court may hold That
me hrcwcrS could sell pa per cent
Deer up to the time tho Federal cod.
went INTO effect October 2S" he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
May CHARGE ADMISSION
TO FRENCH BATTlEFlELDS
Experts Figure Rcvcnuc From This
Would Greatly Aid Coun-
trH'S Finances.
lnv Cnlycrsul Seryicc.l

PARIS. Dec. l5.-'Thc French gov
crnmcnt is considering charging adj
mission fees to tourists desiring TO visit
the various battle fields in France. IL
was stated today. Financial experts are
said to have figured on, that ~" "cvc-
nuc from this source Tor one year would
practically cuuali2c the loss incurred
by the fall OF the frame on the cN-
change. This is but one OF many
curious moncN-raiSins schemes being
considered in the efforts to bolster, up
Frances badly crippled finances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

Illegal sale OF liquor and a decrease
IN the number OF arrests of new Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
Forty Christmas Brides Arrive.

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.--Forty young
women, Christmas brides 10 he of
former American soldiers in France, ar
rived here today on tht steamer chi
cago from BrcSt. The Travellers Md
society las undertaken the task al
safely getting to their destination all
tn" Young women who were not mo, a.
ill.,. pier by rcSponS jblc prrSouS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
WANTS HIS PART OF PROFITS
Former English official Enters suit
hShinSf SEcci t"mBnu!'> Vice
President ana isSocintc

:, NEW YORK, Dec. l5-Coloual Henry
=. hopc, senior vice pres idcnt OF the
carnegie steel Company. and Ralph r.
Watncr. nephew OF Lord Kitchener.
are defendants in 4 suit brought in
Inc supreme Court here today lay Ar
tnnr :. l'elrsc, former commission or
ne liigh Court Of Adjudication in
England.
hearsc alleges tina; the three men
We're partners in Il steel deal which
Melted almost 100000 profit and is
suing tof third Of his amount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
No Irish niII AZ rhis session.

I-ONUDN. Doc Io.-i'romicr I.lovl
George announced in the House OF
Commons this afternoon that no Irish
bill would hr introduced a, this ses-
sion of Parliament liz promised n
statement on Monday next. giving mn
outline OF the measure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
lRREE KILLED IN CLOSE
CHARTER GUN BATTLE
H"uth Car"lininn> in Shootiur ARRAY
'~r Urls Affections. She TOO
ncIn. MnumIcd.
fI3v Universal S,r,.ic, ,

SAINT SrEPHE.Ny: 4 ~ poc ~
S st antti!ons We're the cause of :,
'.j, HiD,s'iS Aiir1N involving prominent
.tlt@Hh! hcr" today. III which ;hrr.
s MN Were Killed and the cir! was
SItnsntiH wounded. The dead are: pr
dr3tt John Bell. his broihcr-in- li,y
aHd Loyal cotton sutton for the hand
OF MISS Pratt. the physicians daugM,
Or Pratt objected TO Cotton,s a,,or.
vl"nS 20 ms daughter The authorities
Mrre informed after the tragedy. To-
uAE ihcre was 4 violent quarrel no
sWecn he two and Or Pratt grabbed a
Shot gun and Shot The young man Kin
ing him instantly. 49,
he!i. who had entered the room dur.
ny the quarrel. sided with Cotton And
im'ne"i Iie!y after the latter had been
I'm ne brothers in-law oXclliugrG
S"tS IN INC room at smch close Uuur-
inS, mat noth dropped dead
ica,Ss !!ai'. who VAS said 10 bova
from 10 act as pcaccmlkcr, Sustained
intent wound in the arm by a nyine
Deu
ntl