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GOODWIN TO BOX
 l.. A. BOY TONIGHT

Kid Yescass of Jerome has gone and spoiled the Goodwin batting ay- erage.N Reports from the ringside at Jerome seem to be rather conflicting but all seem to agree that Goodwin lost. A wire from that city had it Goodwin knocked out solar plexus route first round, Gardner, won ,on fould from Serrano."
 No one seems willing to contradict the Goodwin story but Andy Gardner arises to remark that he will hereafter accept only straight decisions and knockouts to his credit since he has never been in Jerome in his life and never accepts fluke win. Frankly Shuck went on at Jerome with Mex ican by the name of Serrano in place of Gardner and was announced at the ringside as Gardner through an err TOT. Al Swindle is sponsor for the statement that Schuck won all the way in three rounds from man 12 pounds heavier than himself and was fouled in the last part of the third round.
 Goodwin says he ran into a solar plexus punch in the first round and was unable to continue. He has no alibi but has arranged to meet the Jerome boy again and says he will win in as short order as he lost.
 Everything seems to indicate that at last Goodwin has got his "mad-up." Losing the Jerome fight has sthng him into the statement that be will win tonight from Saules in four rounds. Considering that Saules is by far the best man Goodwin has ever met the argument tonight should be some interesting.
 { The Needles delegation has been combing the woods for man to whip Goodwin and judging from the fact that they are coming down in two special cars, they think they have found man in Saules to turn the trick.
 The boxing bouts tonight will be put on promptly at 2 o'clock. This arrangement is made so as not to in terfere with the Knights of Pythias program.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27
CANE BEDS

Our school opened last Monday, Sept. 15th., with Jos. T. Wilkinson as teacher. Twenty-four students were registered.
 Another of our soldier boys, Fay Beebe, has just returned from across seas.
 A dance was given for the school last Monday night.
 Mrs. Isadora Allen, daughter Zel- phon and son Harold, returned this week from Coyote, Utah, where they have been visiting relatives.
 Samuel Bradshaw and wife have moved to Hurricane, Utah, to spend the winter.
 Earl Hooton of Richfield, Utah, spent day in Cane Beds this week visiting with his wife's parents. Mrs. Hooton was formerly Miss Belle Scott of this place. .J
 Carl Caldwell returned this week with his bride from Hurricane, Utah. They entertained with a social party Tuesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Caleb Haight from Cedar City spent day or two in Cane Beds during the past week, vis- iting with their daughter, Mrs. Arthur D. Cox. Mrs. Cox accompanied her parents back to Cedar
 Farmers are busy harvestin9 their
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27
Around The Town

c. M. Walker of Blackberry was 8 Kingman visitor Friday.
 'Cleve Walker, of Blackberry, was a Kingman visitor Friday.
 A. G. Heating of the Senate Silver, was down from Blackberry Friday. l Tom O'Brien, of Blackberry is spend- ing few day in Kingman this week. Ruby Gates, who spen the sum- mer on the coast, came home last Sun day.
 Wm. Claypool, ST., Needles mer- chant was a Kingman visitor We'd nesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. K. Humphreys, of Chloride, were Kingman visitors Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Shea and chill dren left for their home in Phoenix Wednesday,
 John Mulligan Jr. returned early this week from a short vacation spent at the coast.
 c. P. Sherwood returned to King man Monday after spending some time in Texas.
 H. G. Putney, accompanied by E. l.. Half and Wilbur Brooks, was in from Oatman Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ivan Neal and Ed Neal were in from the Sandy the first part of the week.
 Mrs. William Nagel and Mrs. Floyd Donavon were down from Blackberry the first of the week. /
 Viola Hoffman returned Sunday from a short vacation spent at Pasa--:- dena and Los Angeles. \
 The members of the Knights of Py. thias at Chloride are planning g dance there October 4.
 J. F. Powers is back from Los An geles. He is returning to the Stan dard Minerals property. l Bill Frost started riding on the roundup last Thursday morning. He will be Daisy for several days.
 Mrs. Leroy Borden and little son left Saturday for Flagstaff where they will remain for sometime.
 Mrs. I. F. Wheeler is spending two weeks vacation with her sister, Mrs. Coble, at Highlands, California. \, T Mrs. Frank Packard,N Mrs. Bill Garves and Mrs, Ernest Graham were down from Blackberry Thursday. MT. and Mrs. Jim Rice, accompanied by little Agnes were Kingman wis itors from Blackberry this week. Harold Davis and Jimmie Martinez left Saturday night for the coast where they went to join the Navy.
 { Mrs. Jay Gates and children re. turned to their home in Kingman af- ter spending the summer at the coast. Mrs. Bryan Mensh arrived home Friday night from Holbrook where she has been visiting with her mother. Mir. and Mrs. Donald Hawkins re- turned to their home in Kingman
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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following letters remain un- called for at the Post Office at King man, Ariz., for the week ending Sept. 27, 1919.
 Conner, w. B. \ Bower, Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mrs. Lizzie Young, s. w.
 Lewis, l.. L.
 If the above letters are not called for at the end of two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office at San Francisco, Calif. CHARLES METCALFE,
 Postmaster.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27
The Test

She-Would you cheerfully walk 10 miles for the sake of seeing me?
 He-Er-Well-of course, love.
 She-I'm so glad because I have just heard your last car go.-Edin- burgh Scotsman. ,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27

corn, which is the principal crop at Cane Beds this year.
 Born Sept. 17th, a son to MT. and Mrs. D. w. Palmer.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27

Lang's Theatre "For Better O Worse" Oct. 2.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27

12Ga. Repeater Drop Shot per box 2 l2 Ga. Leader, chilled shot per box l6 Ga. Repeater, drop shot per box 2 -16 Ga. Leader, chilled shot per box 2
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noon for Bartlett, their future horne,
carrying with them the good wishes
Of their friends.
Miss Maggie Butler closed a sue
cessful school term last Friday at
Doggy. Many visitors from Taylor
witnessed the occasion.
Miss Butler will soon open pri-
vate school for the summer.
Mrs. /. B. Moore, closed her school
at, Rice's Crossing Friday with q
picnic and appropriate exercises.
Many persons from Taylor were
present. Mrs. B. F. Arnold is in DIAL
las.
Mrs. Emma Van zandt and little
daughters. Jessye, Robbie and Johnnie
Marie left for 81 Paso. to join Mr..
VanZandt.
The public school was suspended
Friday and both teachers and pupils
enjoyed the picnic at Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Books return
ed to their home in San Antonio, after
a brief visit here with relatives. Mrs.
Hannah Hooks. Mr.. Hooks mother
returned with them for visit Of
several weeks.
Miss Zurline Mullins returned to
her home in Cleburne.
DIR. d. A. Scott of Dallas, was the
guest of the membership of Mt. Aria
Baptist church, the weekend and de-
livered two excellent sermons. Sun
day at p. m. he gave an interesting
bible lesson. Mrs. Florence Joiner
is In Bastrop.
Prof. M. M. Rodgers Of Dallas was
a welcome guest here Sunday. Dur
ing his brief stay he worshipped at
Mt. Aria, He delivered a short adj
dress which was very appropriate
and well-taken.
The rally conducted by the Home
Mission Sisters of Mt Aria Baptist
church was very successful in rails
ing $24.09
Mrs. Courtney Harris left for home
in Houston, after visiting her sister,
Mrs. Florence Joiner. Miss Lille
Hubert, and Miss Annie Furgerson
are reported conyalescing.
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CAMERON.

Cameron. Texas, May S.--Dr. and
Mrs. ]. Gordon Mcpherson spent
a few days in the city last week.
DR.. MCPHERSON delivered one OF his
able sermon on The 18th. He Is
straightenirg out the affairs Of Cam
eron Grove Baptist cAIrch. They
are planning a $1,000 campaign for
the Improvement OF the church ind
parsonage.
Rev. Z. ]. johnson, who hes been
III FOR SOME time is much improved.
DR.. A. G. Scott has returned from
The State Of Georgia. He reports 9
pleasant trip. Mr.. Oscar Scott, his
nephew returned with him and will
spend some time in Texas.
Mr.. Jesse Thompson was called to
Bolton last Thursday to take part
in the great chorus that furnished
music for the Black Billy Sunday
meeting.
Rev. Alexander Left for South.
Texas, Sunday where he will spend
several days doing work for the
Master.
Rev. Smith Blackwell Of Waco,
pastor Of Joyce Chapel M. p. church
filled his appointment here Sunday.
He is planning to make his church
a greater one.
DR.. Johnson. pastor of the A. M.
q. church OF Minerva closed his rally
crowd from here and Ben Arnold
Sunday. They raised $4,000. A large
number took part in the rally.
The commencement exercises OF
fl,e p,.nor,c,cf cnho0l rroro had Inaf
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HRARNR.

Hearne, Texas, May S.---Mrs. M.
M. Haynes OF Austin was pleasant
visitor here this week to see rela-
tives, Miss Kizee was visitor upon
The A. M. q. church, with pastor,
A. G.. Glass Is having some Inn
the streets Saturday.
provements upon the church that is
improving the looks OF the church
very much.
Pastor ]. D. Leonard Of New Elan
was with his people Sunday He
preached two able sermons Sunday
high day all day, Pastor J. w. Daley
OF st. Paul church had services Sum
day reports grand time.
A reception for the Senior class
as of Backshear Hog school was
given at Principal T. A. Taylors'
residence Thursday night.
Mosaic Society, had to ride the
goat this week with a fine reception
at the Benevolent hall Wednesday
night, every thing was at its best.
Miss Lula Love, Mr.. Files Love
and Mr.. Charlie Love all Of Hammond
visited Mrs. v. A. Hoyt, Saturday.
Miss ]. M. Griggs, Miss Lula Love
and Prof. and Mrs. P. w. Hoyt mot
ored to Providence. Friday evening
to a school closing reports an ex-
cellent time
Mrs. Alberta Phillips and Beaulah
Hudson are visiting parents and
friends here this week.
Miss Viola Robertson and Rev. j.
r. johnson united in holy we'd
lock at the brides residence. They
were presented beautiful water
set by the H. M. s. of Little Flock
church.
Rev. ]. w. Hoyt, went to Waco,
Friday night. Old ELAN church is
being worked on day by day. Miss
" A. Hoyt, had a pic mic on the river,
Friday evening with her room, all
enjoyed The outing, Miss ]. NJ. Griggs,
Entertained her room Friday even
ing and put things over the top
Hearne High school will play
Carrs Friday evening.
Mrs. A. A. Hearne. is visiting
Benchley this week. Miss L. 2
Greene is spending few days al
Branchville. where she is at WORK
training the choir for the church
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Jones dined with
Deacon, JEFF Kicks. Rev. and Mrs
Daniel Barefeld was in the city this
week the guest of Mrs. !. N. Tayler.
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MILFORD.

Milford, Texas, May S.-Mrs. H.
B. Johnson went to Irene to the
school closing. Mr.. Charley Stewart
returned from Tulsa, Okla, very
sick. Mr.. Bob Gray went to Hill
boro. Miss J. B. Johnson. spent Sum
day In Waxahachie visiting relatives
and friends. Rev. G.. w. Burton I'LL
ed his appointment In Itasca. Miss
Erma Beatty went to Hubbard City
to visit her grandmother. Mrs. Adj
die Hall returned from Dallas. Prin-
cipal L. G. Mcdonald and family In
company with Messrs. 8. H. Richard
son and ]. Graham motored to Mexia,
in the latter's Chevrolet on account
Of the funeral Of Hon. H. ]. Nc
Donald. They returned Sunday night.
Susie Mae and John Kelly went to
Italy, Friday to visit relatives and
friends. They returned Sunday. Rev.
VIM. Harris and sons, Jerome and
william and Rev. W. H. Purnell filled
his appointment in Italy, Sunday.
Mrs. N. e. Burnett went to Hubbard
City, visiting her mother-in-law, who
is i'll. Always save nickel for the
Express
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and in View Of the fact. our revival
10 In progress. At the 1880 a. m.
service, the Rev. B. N. Bvown OF
Muskogee, Okla. preached soul
stirring sermon. The pastor as usual
was on the job looking after the
Kings business.
Rev. Brown Is great minister and
the people are injoying his preach
ing.
The service closed out at night,
IA members for the day. and a coll
lection OF $101.00 the meeting will
close Friday night and the pastor
will baptize Sunday afternoon.
The church has purchased beau-
tIful home for the pastor, and Is now
being beautified He viii soon move
in. We feel that he is worthy OF
all the h0nors we can give.
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waco
81. Paul A. Nj. B. Church,
Rev. ]. +. Williams, Pastor

Rev. ]. f. Williams, Pastor.
Sunday school was well attended
much enthusiasm was manifested By
te1cher and student. At IL a. M,
the pastor spoke from the text God
Is Love-" At night his theme was
CONSIDERATION" The holy Cs,nmun-
ion was administered. Attendance
large. The rally which had been
running for 3 consecutive Sundays
closed amounting to over 100000.
The play RENDERED by the young
PEOPLE. The ministers wife's new
bonnet was successfully played IT,
a crowded house. Wednesday nigat.
Miss Annie Nichols aid Miss Dixie
App ewhite domestic science teach
srs made = flying visit to Corsicana.
The Forum will meet at the Pres
byterian church, East Waco. Tues
day night. Moore High school and
Central Texas College crossed bats
Friday, scores to 2 in favor Of
Moore high school.
\ Bethlehem District school held
it's graduating exercises ri1ay night.
Rev. L. NJ. Montgomery delivered the
address to the graduating class.
Many visitors from Waco attended
all spoke very highly Of the work
done by Prof. A. w. jackson, prin.
cipal. Mrs, Jones and Miss Thomp-
son, assistants. Mr.. Alfred w. Hamp-
ton, merchant tailor Of Chicago is
in our city looking after old and
new business. He reports splendid
business in the East and North. Sum-
mer normal, June 3 to July "a.
Much good will result f.om this
normal as they have very energetic
faculty.
Mr.. Sherman Wilson was in cur
city. He has joined the Ninth Cav
airy and will soon sail for the Phil
lipine Islands.
Mrs. D. M. StillwelI Of Temple.
visited her brother and sister on
Grant street She left last Saturday
for her home. Supreme Patriarch,
Sir Greer . Of New Orleans is a visitor
to our Grand Chancellor. Sir w. s.
Willis. With much sadness a. we
mention the sad death OF Mrs. Hud-
lesion, who was Filled by train at
Harrison. Saturday evening. Mrs.
Hardin was bruised at the same time
Our hearts go out to Mr.. HuddIes-
ton ard children In this hour Of
sadness.
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on the manufacturer. We want live
agents to represent US In every city
and hamlet.
Box of Pressing Oil. Csc; Box Of
Hair Grower, soc. Mrs. Ada Mont
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Don't fail to visit our up-to-date
Hair Dressing Parlors at either
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Money must be sent with all or
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HONEY GROVE.

Honey Grove, Texas, May s.--Rey.
Collin. p. c. Of the A. M. q. church
preached Sunday. Private Column
bus Brazzleton remains were shipped
here from Camp Bowie to be buried
funeral was attended by Rev. J..
r. Swancey.
Quite number Of the Honey Gro
vite, attended the closing exercises
Of Miss Vivian Hines, Friday night
Prof. Percy Smith was in town Sum
day on business.
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Mrs. sallie Miller of wewokee, Okla,
is in the city visiting Mrs. R B.
Chairman.
Rev. G. W. Carraway is in the city
visiting relatives.
Rev. ]. d. Johnson and wife, and
Mrs. B. X. Johnson and wife were
in Honey Grove, Sunday in his auto
to see his mother.
Mr.. Houston Gaulter of San
Antonio, is in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Willie Stones left Saturday for
Wichita Falls.
Mr., Pete johnson was in Fort
Worth, Friday on business.
The Amuser club met with Mrs.
Annie Alexander, April Gath. a two
course luncheon was served.
Rev. Lynch was calleu to Formers
vile last week on the account of the
death of his son.
Miss Marguerite John is out Of the
city.
Mrs. Eveeette Bromme of Tulsa
Okla, is In the city visiting relatives
Mr.. Arthur Murphy and wife, Hrs
Sallie Miller. end Mrs. chatham visit
ed in Honey Grove Sunday.
Mrs.. Ella williams, Mr5. B. M
Davis Of Sherman, also Mrs. Laura
williams Of Chickasha. Okla, was
in the city, SUNDAY attending, the
fucsral Of Mrs. Bertha Jones.
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TEXAS TOWNS
4ANA&A sNNNNeAAa-

Cameron, Rockdale and Milano. Prof.
G. &. Ware Of Winchester. was also
present
Mrs. c. o. Thompson and Miss B.
e. Greene entertained Rev. Black
well. Mr.. G. A. Hall and the teachers
of the Cameron High school at their
home Sunday with 2 o'clock dinner.
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Taylor, Texas, This section was
visited by a splendid rain Monday
night
Mr.. Emil Mccullough and Miss
Mettie Harris were united In holy
wedlock Saturday night Rev. J. A..
Mcpherson Of Waco, cflciating.
The couple lex the following after
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BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas, May S.--The Mock
Annual Conference given at the A.
M. Il. church Friday night was a
financial success, $4,000 was raised.
The rally at the G. M. q. church
Sunday was financial success $1,000
WAS raised.
The 81 Marechal Mel club met
with Mrs. M. j. Stephen, April S0th
two-course luncheon was served.
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Under the Crush.

The general public is asked to
please help the New Home Baptist
church, Bonham, Texas, on Its new
building by giving at least $1.00 In
the sod breaking rally May 25, 1919.
Please help and pray for us.
T. .. Higgs. Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-11-06
The Greatest Improvement.
In Riding Comfort Since the Introduction
Of Pneumatic Tires
In Riding

II HERE Is a brand s1eW type of
j i car. 1t solves the problem
which has baffled auton1otive en-
1ineers-h to combine riding
comfort with light weight and
economy.
Our new Three Point Cantilever
Springs make this possible.
These are the first springs of
their kind and they are made of
chrome vanadium steel. They are
exclusive with Overland.
Because of these springs, Over
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tiles Of large heavy, expensive, long
wheelbase cars, together with the
advantages and economy of small
light cars.
With 1O0-inch wheelbase, Over
land4 has the luxurious riding ease
Of l30-inch Sprinebase.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-11-06

miles over the Rocky Mountains,
prairies, through deep mud and
scorchine deserts through quick
sharp climatic changes. AsaresuIt
of these tests we were able to judge
the cars performance under every
condition and to perfect it before
Offering it to the public.
There is no previous car Of any
size or price to adequately compare
with the character of service Over
land 4 introduces.
The farther you ride in ii the
more you will appreciateit Come
in, see the car and ask for booklet.
The demand will be greater than
the supply for long time.
Overland 4 Touring, $845; Road
ster, $845; Coupe, $l325; Sedan,
s1375. Prices +. o. b. Toledo.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-11-06

front axle and steering gear and all
highly stressed gears and shafts for
driving the car are made of alloy
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The equipment list of Overland 4
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Starter and Lighting System
Electric Horn Marshall Divan Up
h01stery Springs - Demountable
Rims Three Speed Transmission
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Batteries and many other high
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In every respect Overland 4 is a
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all enamel, the brightest, hardest,
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Overland 4 has been tested for
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The Holly chieftain., 1919-11-06

The exclusive, Three-Point Can
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reduce ch0ppy rebounds and side
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shocks and pr0l0ng its life, mimi
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and body, enable the car to hold
the road better.
The car and passengers ride
smoothly as though floating, free
from road shocks that the springs
ward Oft.
But this,1ew riding comfort, pos
sibIe only with these Three Point
Cantilever Springs, is but one Of
the advantages Of Overland 4.
It's light weight makes possible
great ECONOMY Of gasoline and tires.
High quality materials insure
durability. All vital parts Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-06
Accommodations for Stock Shippers.

The United States Railroad Administration
indicates its intention to ignore law passed by
the Nebraska legislature, providing that sleep
ing accommodations must be provided for men
accompanying live stock to market The CEN
trail division of the administration expresses
view that the law is uncons ttutional and
follows this with statement that if it were
observed stock shippers in Nebraska would
have an advantage over those in other states
Neither of these excuses is good one 1t
i'll becomes the federal government through
its representatives, to declare in advance of
test that any state law is unconstitutional.
Courts might hold otherwise, but regardless of
this, the railroad administrator is not clothed
with authority to set aside statutes that con-
ilct with its ideas of railroad management
The other reason is equally poor. Instead of
its giving stockmen in Nebraska an advantage,
it should lead to the restoration of the accom-
modations generally throughout the country
In the dear old days when there was real
competition between the railroads for the bust
ness, the stock shippers got many things they
are now deprived Of Cabooses were fitted
with hunks in which they might sleep during
the long night rides on the way to market
Parsimony, miscalled efficiency" eliminated
these hunks from the cabooses, to the discom-
fort of the trainmen as we'll as the patrons who
compelled to ride with them Restoration
of the convenience is demanded in the name
Of humanity. Laws for the protection of the
live stock on the way to market are enforced
and it seems absurd that one to care for the
men who have to 60 along with the animals
to look after them should be disposed of in so
cavalier fashion.