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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
TO BEGIN WORK ON NEW
 EHpERihENTAl FARM

YUMA. Arip. Dee ,2 Professor Dean Working and rrctr==n- !. : ridrf of The University of Arizona ""r" in Yuma recently and while n.rr gave ont The good news that sork of improvement would begin a' once on the new mesa experimental farm This farm conAiAiH of isb acres given to Inc university by the United states government and Hes 'ust north of Unit F on inc mesa "h ct has jus; been sold
 Professor Working said that they would pump their own water from ,br main Yuma canal uaiil such time aS n" reclamation service gets water upon the mesa Their idea in to hay. water on this tract by ,h" nrst of March and to plant considerable portion of th- tract In citrus and oth cr fruits this coming spring. They will get power for pumping from thr Yuma Icc. Electric and Manufactur Ing company
 Tn" rapid development of this land will incf-asr 'h- value or all meg, lands wh!ch have been sold
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
PRISONERS TAKEN
 70 pGklrENTtAHv.
,rrom Wednesday Dailyp

,from wedneaday's Daiiyb
 ElHht priaoncrs. all for felonles from burglary io fotgeries and mur dor. were taken to F1orenc. today by sherln Jsnnn Mcdonald and bop nty A F. Farmer Tho prisoners wer. hhndcuncd in pairs and Ap-. c.si compartment of the coach ana Hst ,aii. for them when they icn; hero his morning. On the main line the ,sme arrangements have been made by sheriff Mcdonald. The prisoners were
 Ch"t Moon. who will Arr,, From :. 10 is yuara for burglary oi The Tr.u market in Binbcr.
 EuEcn" Patton. the youth known s- he boy horHcthi.f. who was nrnirnc. cd last week to acrsr from to .. years for attempted burglary of rhr ,herina oiiicc in an rnort to secure .uns. Nl!h which Il is believed he iu rndrd To effect . jail delivery
 Charles WlliiamA. convicted of huig lafy from Douglas with a acntrnoa q, from l Co : yoarn
 F.! Howcn for burglary In Douglas with a to . year sentence
 Manuel i.uit-rrcx. arntcnc~i to from 1 io years for forgery in D uEian
 CarloH Jarpue. l to years Tor bur, glary
 Carlos Lopez. .rntcnccd to from to y"ara for attempted burglary and assault with deadly weapon. wh.n he attempted to rob the ChlncHc nio.r In TombHtonr nr,rfai monthn ago
 Trinidad Cruz Arlf confessed vic 'uurdorer who pleaded guilty tp Kin aig h., wife eight yrarH ago In plu.. ita aad was sentenced 'o serve ,u| 10 yrlta for msnAlau.htcr
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
CATTLE HUSTLER MApG
 TO DIG GRAVE AND Is
 EXECUTED BY RURALU9

DOUGLAS. Dee 2i Captured win
 fresh hides and meat from cattle Htpi
 m from Inc Eliss ranch near colonis
 Motolcn g. mil-a southeast af Dou.
 las. Juan Morales. n Mexican. ale. .d ,o have been tbr leader of . bana d cattle and ore thieves. waa taken to tDIucda. % miles south or th- !n t"rn,,ional boundary. and thcro sun, mafiiy executed late Friday. accord imp to Mrsicina reaching Agua rri eta today
 Tn. execution was directed by Maj Canuto OricEo. rommand,nt of th. rural police of sonora. who forced ,h, man to dig hln own grave. then had him shot The ruHtier had been op. erating for som. time in eastern Son. ora. stealing cattle and high grade orc and roncrniratrH in transit 10 the border He l~ said to hay, made an attempt ,o hrib- The ruralra to free him by offering them stolen or- ant mon " Two other alleged members Of the gang. captured with Morales. Hii!l are held pr!aonrrH
 " Niiur DrirEa has begun an intrn hi,' campaign against outlaws in -a4'. rin sonora and ia said tp have order rd inc execution of Morales as an oh j',i lesson tI other bandits
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
PRISONERS FROM SONORA
 TO WORK IN SALT MINes

MORALES. Arix.. Dec. 25.-The Ma. ria Islands. in the Gulf of California. have been des.gnatcd as q penal sta. ton for the state of Sonora. To them -herea'ter will be sent all thieves and varabonds arrested in the state. for employment fin sal, mines It h no. table ina, with them will he included the Yaqui Indians lais:y captured. The children are to be kept in Hermosil. io. st the crus Caivcx school. there io be taught trades in the hope of msk. ing them productive Mexican citi. gems.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
FEDERAL AID PAVING
 FOR NATIONAL TRAIL 2

-
 fLA'SFAFf. Ariz.. Dec. g Cap 'ain II Wright. county and city en. sheer has completed the survey and plans for inc fcderaLald paving 10 he d5Do on the National Old Trails rou,.. Trough ihe city. and they arc ready Tor tho approval of the State Engi neer and for inclusion in the pub. iicaiion for bids
 The plans call for the paving of I. IS miles. beginning at the east line of The city. running along Railroad ,vcnuc 37 fee, wide to Beaver street, along Beaver 9 fee. wide to Phoenis avenue. then along Phoenix avenue 2 feet wide to jus; beyond the cleo. ,ric light plant. then 20 feet wide along Milton road to the western city line.
 The specifications call for bids on four different types of paving-tytu't tic with bituiitic surface, concrete with bituiitic surcsse. straight con. crete and Topeka aiphaIt
 Undoubtedly the work will begin In the spring and bc completed carly in the summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
EXPLOSION AT FEET FAILS
 TO EVEN JAR THts mAE

kfNGMAN. Ariz.. Dec. 25.--Dan VI. dale ia alive and iit,lc injured. after n remarkable experience. in the es. ploslon at his feet of a box conta,s. ing iiS illuminate of mercury blast: ing caps. igbitcd by q spark from . nearby forge. sct ai inc mouth Of . tunnel of the Utazona mine. Only . few feet away was a bor of giant powder set near the forge for thaw. inE hut tho dynamite was not sf. fcctcd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
SENTRY SHOOTS AT
 RUNNER WHO MAKES ESCAPE

DOUGLAS. Dee ?6. rantalon nmr. razo. a Mexican employed at the Cop. per queen omclicr. tried io get . iit. q" Christmas bottle or 20 across the international boundary from Agua pr.. eta early yesterday morning He did not attempt tp come through inc gate. way ai The customs hose. climbing m. fence several blocks [, th- east ao. pralinR to him more il Ia stated A military sentry on du,y near that point. hearing the ncisr h. made ID. vcs,iEatcd and found ,he man "on ,he wires. rIntalOn waA turned over tc (. A. Housel. deputy rcycnuo collector here. who. upon searching his priS oner. found n quart and a pint of mes. cal in his pockets Mir Houscl later turned the man over 10 ih. city au fhoritieS to be tried on thc charg. of having liquor in his pora-ssion.
 companion Of iiurrazo'S who was seen by the gentry was ordered to hall. but aiarted to run. Tn. sentry hroi nt him. but this only had the ef feet of making his feet move all the fastrr. and he made his escape.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
STATE ooon ROADS MGUr AT TUCSON IS
 ACCUSING INTEREST

PHOENiN. Dee 2J.- Statewide In ,er-ri is being displayed over thr forthcoming meeting of the Ariron, Good Road association. which Ia seed uled to meet In the caamb.r of com mere. building at Tucaon January 18th.
 On this day delegates from every acction Of the state will gather Ia dia. caNs the various midway problems existing in their localities and to elect a board of dircctqrs. who la turn viii elect officers for Inc coming year Rrprcsrntati," delegates will be sent on Inc following basis. ftv, del. egatcA from zach city anJ county of Inc state. two delegates from any oi Hanlastion. and any individual dcair. Ing 10 attend ~ili be allowed one vote.
 \ large delegation ia asked from each section of the state and ihc coop. -ration of every representative body toward The organizing of such a dc.o. Rsiion iH nsirei
 oricetH and county directors of the prr-cn, organization are aa follows Dwight n Heard. president. Harry ] W"ich. sccrc;arS Gustav Becker. p' Apache county NJ l.. PuwcrH. Coco. n!no county. I ! liowcn. cochiAr county. L.. l. Henry. ciia county. r. Webster Graham county. Normaa Carmichael. Grccnlrc county. ID B Heard. iaricops county. II Roocn. berg. Mohayc county. [. F Carton. NaSaJo codny. r. Rons,adt. Pima county. W | Price. r.nai county. \ Harrison. Santa Crud county. r < Nirl". Ysyapai county. A. ] Eddy f. f.ma county. directors
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
IMPROVE ARIZONA ROAD
 TO AID MOTOR TRAVEL

KiScMAN. Arik. Dee a The old road across inc river range. brtxrrn Chloride and th" Srarchiight ferry. on Inc Colorado liver. iu being r-pairr [ and pu. inio shape for automobile travel. widrned and given a moro evri grade, The work primarily ia for the benefit of farmers In the Cottonwood valley. who demand better market outlet to The mines for their product, but thc route will he very available on" for travel into Arizona from N. sada and Utah points
 The Mohavc County Highway com mission for . week has been making inspection of the roads to be iinprovsi by the late bond issue. They have viewed the bridge site across The Colorado. the highways from O.intan and Kingman ,o Topock. at the pren. ont Colorado bridge. and that to the southern end of ,h. county from Yucca to Signal There is disposition 10 make The road from Kinyman te the river one of the best in the state
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
STATE FiNishgs BRIEF
 IN will FORGERY CASE
 BEFORE SUPREME COURT

rHoENiX. Dee. ?a Assistant At day finished p-rfccting the brief in the appeal of Carrier Thompson. cn,. ,ic,cd for forgery from the dccialoa pf tho Sayapai county superior court The appeal is expected to be argued before Inc supreme court during the January term
 Covering what officials say Is one oi
 h. most interesting bits of crlminol. ogy in The history of Inc Yavap,i county superior court. careful prcpar. aiinns are being mad, by the a,iorn. . general and his aHpistantn for a hotiy contested legal battle when the cas. ia called before ihc supreme court
 The carc involves an accusation that ThompAon. formerly q nurse al the stat. pioneer home. at Prescott forged a last vili and testament of William l. prbus. an Inmate of thc home. after cnnApirins to gl,c Dcbaa . quantity Of cbio,ai The will pui. ported io b"qucath The residue of D". bus estate To Clarence Dyer also Il nurse at th" home. it was alleged. The propoAsl war made 10 Dyer who Informed the authorities. itw as raii. who allowed The alleged plot ,o pro. rteSs tp the point of completing the Will forgery before making ih- ar rcn' The chlorai waa not to have hrcn administered uuuI several days after the completion or inc will fo: grry
 Thompson was fried and convicted on charge ui forgery and was sen ,cnced to serve ten to fourteen years in sia..a prison. al florcuc" The ap. peal tp Inc supreme court is based on various alleged infrlngementN of tho defendants rights during thr Brial n the Navapdi county superior puurt
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
PHOENIX ELEVEN
MAY PLAY SCOTT

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2s. The Scott high school football squad. which ar. rived here Wednesday from Toledo. O.. cnroute to Everett. Wash. where they will play the high school team Of that city New Years day, may meet the Long Beach high school eleven here early In January.
 Announcement, was made today oy of'cials of tho California inter~ehoIas. tic federation that Inc proposed game is favored by both searns. provided Long Beach wins from Berkeley high school Saturday in the game q, Pasa. dena for tho California inierschoias. fic championship.
 The Scott party expects ,o remain here until Friday or Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
OSWALD BROTHERS
 COMPLETE PAVING

niSi,EE. Dee, s3 Alter completing ih" targoet paving eontrac, In ,h. his. are preparing to SO after other paving business in this section. The contract referred ,o Is the ten mile stretch oi the state highway hctwecn pourla- and Pores, station lt was complc,. cd last week and othciaily turned over to the county. ,h. road commis. sionerr accepting it after a thorough and meat satisfactory inspection
 Oswald nro,hcrs have been in the paving business for ih. past |? years and have handled many important paving contracts !n southern califor. nil Their permanent headquarters is al Los Angeles. ana their plant ihcrc for the manufacture of asphalt ia the largest in that city
 The firm consisla .of ] r. and c II Oswald The former has been in charge of the work between Douglas and Forrest station. just com ple,cj They secured the con,rac, in compc;- ton with other paving firms in ail parts Of Inc cnuntry. ln speaking of the work. MT Oswald sad
 As to the quality of Inc paving ~c have lust completed. .c feet ,h,t the work ApeaNs for ii~clf We will welcome an inspection Of The job hv any person who lE . comp-t-n, judge of paving. ar well as the general pub lie
 The work was completed under many difficulties Tn. cost of both labor and matrr'si took . dccld d jump after we we're awarded the con. tract and ih" rcsui, vas that We io,t '"'''f '" '''' N''F aAbN'N''. III spite of the increased cost of every. ihlag that entered into m" iob. tho quality ot The material or workman. ship wns not lowered a particle. an VI. are proud of our work. though wr T.siize hu~ it was pcor business CT our part tp take Inc contract q, sur., a loa hgurc
 Persons who have inspected ihc paving bear oui tho nss"rtlous made by Mr. Oswald aA to i,s quality and ih"r" K little doubt Ina; the nrm will now become a promincn, fac tor in paving work !n Arizona Head qharter= Tor ArikoEs has been rstnb li-hcd in Douglas. with Mir C II O.. wald in charge and ihc company In trniA to. bid on ;hr paving v he rra tral stretch ot the Bisbrc D ,uglas highway as well as paving which if ip be done in Douglas this spring.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior r. z Land Onits st Phoenix, Ar,

DspsffTert or tfe Interior '. : Land omes st Phoenix. Ar, roma. November ia. 1919
 So'ic" ir hereby given ihst Olive Y Ne son of Hereford. Arizona. who. ,h May io. irlh. made iipm" at-ad Entry No Q?.lst. for sEr. Hw'. Bee 2s. NE'. N's NW'. SWt. Nwi4 See. lion l1. Township 22 s. Range :i.E. c A x r. II < Meridian. has hlrd nc. ticr of intention to make Three Yrnr Proof. io establish claim tp Inc land above dercribcd. before Jared p Fay 'or. [ < Commissioner. al Hlnb-u. ,r,z".ia. on The 21th day "r December. 1919
 'iaimyn' s~ ~iinesse. William A y:h. Gardiner C Wi liaina, j, hn binwiidic. Carl x rar.. rum. all 0: Hereford. Arizona
 J L. IRWIN.
 Hegintor Tlr-i pub soy gI 1919
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
HOw's This ?

We offer One iiund'.d Dollars Rs- ~rrd for any case o! Cstarrh thnt can- not |. cured ny LaiI5 cstarrh Cure.
 IiaiIs tHtsrrh Cure has been taken by cathrrh sufferers Tor Inc past thirty hyo years. and has become known as the moat reliable remedy for catarrh. Hairs CAssrrh curu acts thru the Hood on ,h- Mucous surfaces. ok polling the Poison fro m ,ho iiiprd and healing ths diseased portions,
 Alter you sase iatcn Ifaiiz rltnrrh Cure Tor s short tius you will Hre n great improvement In r~ur general hssith. Start tsA.ng Haiis chtarrb Cure at onoo and ger ri,. of catarrh- Bend for tortlmonis's. free.
 r. !. cutEET A co. oissio. Ohio. Sold by nil Druggists. 5sc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
DENIES STATE IS
 LIABLE FOR orTiCrR'S ACy

riioENiN. I~c. s2 Bringing up l far reaching point of law ju ihr @. feel that the state pf Arizona cannot or sucd for damages m prt.onal in lury cases incident to state contract the attorney generals uiiicc announc cd today an issue now before the sd prone court. whirh. 1T sustained. wpu q relieve the Htatc or Inc cost for com, p"nHation innurancc. throw tis.pbh worth of other damage suits on, oi court. and result in numctpua n,hrr startling results in the buEin"ra pf hr state work. according to Lou. II. Nhlncys assistant attorney general,
 r. stid
 'Jar position iE that the Ht4,, ta 'n' iiabc Tor the iurla of in uiLccrn.
 gents and acryanta. Huch aa their .r ili.rnta acta rranl,n in prt.onal injuries to one of thr ntairH ~iu p.nyoE. Tn Inc abErncr of ataiu 70 'iciriy and in rxpr-sE terms lBaum,a.. H,h liability There is no such a.a u'r in Arikgn,r
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
WANT MExICkNS
TO PICK CROPS

PHOENIX. Dee 23 Enoftn to have congreaa mako permanent ih> war lime measure permitting tLr ta 9ortation of Mexican agricultural L.. bnr fo fthr period of harvest, accord Ing ,o w II KnnN. head of The Ar. zpna Cotton Growrra' aHaoclation. jus returned from Waghington where hr has been in the inirrcHt Of gh, proposal Knox said he would soon return io Washington in an en,rt fo secure d"finitc action on Inc plan
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
roR SALE

70 h-res of dr-drd land mil> cat of Burna. Ariz. partly improved and near good school and church snd in good community
 Address. Ida N To;trn. Temps. Arizona Adv 1T
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28

FOX SALE iG0 acre farh near N K station at Dragon 21 acre. fenced. ! room dwelling thereon For part rticulira writ < E i.rouslrr Stra' ford. Conn Advgmi:
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28

rir.' pub. Sov 23. isi,
Evening journal., 1919-08-08

Even Representative Sims who intro
doced their plan as House bin bv re
Guest today definitely stated ne conn
not agree to 1t In many details. fIe "a
vors government ownership Of the
liked equipment Of the lines with leases
TO rrivase corporations for operation.
HE owners being allowed 10 keen the
rolling stocl.
IL Is generally believed the hin evan
~ modified form, viii not be reoorted
out ny either House or senate commit
zee aic that The rOsl the labor leade,s
can lcpe for from this Congress 4
adoption OF few OF their pt.i,,cinles
owners. " ''0"
interest now cenlers in the Brother
hoous next move the Threatened ex.
p'se OF i1e alleged lootine Of ranv
rfllroads by Wall Street Interests vii
uenand for Congressional inves,Ig,
non. Nothing definite has been re-
'ehied with regard TO the couferenca
n railroad control which Glenn y
Fluinb' attorney for the railroad em
pioyes said had been called to meet 1,
W Naslllngton and TO which many prom.
nent men, including Governor Allen ~
Nansas' and Frank p Walsh had hean
n'lted. The date remains TO he aved
ue purpose OF this conference. il Is
'sleIed' Is largely 10 keep the nations |
'O7n''on riNeted on the proposition OF
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
PENN-DEL CANTEEN
FIRST In SER VICE

The Pennsyivania-Delsware division OF
The Bureau Of Canteen Service OF The
Red Cross leads the United States in
sery ice rendered.
J. \. FacNell. director OF the Buresu
makes this report.
The Pnnnsyysnis-Delaware division
has contributed more than oue-third OF
me cars, more than one-third Of the hos
piial attendants. and has cared for al
most one-third OF the patients OF the en-
IRE United States. The report covers
from the beginning OF the olnfeen sc-
tl1ily 10 June %. 1912
pennsylvania has 20 its credit io77
cars. as compared with 81 supplied M
rs neishnorins division. New England
= mas had 23.sie patients under i,s
care. as compared with 23s cared Tor
~ New England, and 2.s59 attendants
20 n1sp,iai cars compared with 25
sion D''i-
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
GUINEA PIGS IN DEUa>p

CLEVELAND, Aug. ss.-The western
reserve animal industries have placed
on business basis the raising OF the
cayy, commonly known as the guinea
pig, thus linking business and medical
science. The animals are raised mainly
for use In the manufacture OF medical
serums. The national demand for the
animals is more than 10000 annually.
The firm has one farm" in this CITY.
under A. E. Bagnall, manager Of the
firm. and large farm" at Mentor.
under direction Of Mrs. E. s. Fisk. part
ner in the frm. The laboratory de-
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
R. R. WORKERS
BACK TO SHOPS ON
WILSON ORDER
CONTINUED From First PAGE

IAN the railroad employees wage dc
mands viii not be delayed
Answers TO Jewels appeal were
looked for today in The action Of the
unauthorized strikers. If they go back
TO work, negotiations between the rail-
road administration and the employees
] will proceed Otherwise according TO
Wilson's letter the government will ig-
more the wage demands
Leaders IN The American Federation
OF Labor said they hoped the 10000
shopmen would return TO work mme-
diately SO there would be no delay In
lresunine negotiations
Until the employees return TO work
and again recognize the authority Of
their own organizations, the whole mat
ter must be at a stsndsiill, wrote the
President The letter emphasized that
the rail administration viii deal only
with duly accredited national heads Of
the union and not with local leaders
in Chicago and elsewhere. who led out
thousands Of workers In an attempt TO
bring about a national strike Of the
whole membership OF 10000 OF the
shopmens union
"You are hereby authorized the
President ordered Hines, TO say 10 the
railroad shop employees that the ques
tion Of wages they have raised viii be
taken up and considered on It's merits
by the director general I'm conference
with their duly accredited representa-
tives
The letter made no mention Of rates
When Hines virtually broke Off nego-
tiations with the men several DAYS ago
he said the rail administration had no
money and could not grant increased
wages without special appropriations
from Congress or a Saise IN freight
rates he advised the President against
ordering a rate increase. The President
wrote Congress proposing a new wage
be created to deal with the
situation.
Heads Of four big railroad brother E
FOODS agreed I'm condemnng this pro F
,osal because Of the delay involved
They said il Hines didn't decide the
natter they would be unable TO pre-
cnt nationwide strike OF practically
n rail workers.
President Wilson instructed Hines 10
ecide the wage question following re- E
elpt Of letter from senator Cum s
lins, who said The interstate commerce
had decided the President
ad full power to act,
The appeal OF organized labor for
overnment ownership OF railroads. E
acked by veiled threats OF unrest un-
IS the plan is adopted, has so far s
1und no open champion among the :
ouse and Senate interstate commerce :
ommittees TO whom the responsible
y falls for the disposition OF the lines.
Iany believe that the question should
Q submitted to national referendum.
sbor leaders have been before the 9
ouse committee two days and have S
ound no champion for their program. 8
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
RUBE's MEMS sHoE
SHOP OPENS Touoppo,..

Hube's Mems shoe shop win open for
business tomorrow at No. 7 West
Fourth street with full line OF mems
vd@k and dress shoes including such
we'll known makes as Rice & Hutchlns.
Endicott-Johnson. Emerson and Ralsion
Shoes. The proprietor OF this new
shop ie Ruben Kilrfck. who for several
years past has been connected with
the Delaware Notion House az an out
side salesman and enjoys the friend
ship Of large number ~ people in this
city and surrounding territory The
motto Of the new shop is better shoes
for less money" and Mr. Kilrick feels
that the fact that he Is or Market street
and consequently enjoying q lower
rental will enable him to live up to the
motto to the complete satisfaction OF
his patrons
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
Matchmaking the railroads until It be-
comes a political issue.

CHICAGO Aug. 8. gUnited Press =
Railroad superintendents. trainmasters
road foremen and general agents TO-DAY
were holding down Jobs left by many
thousand railway shopmen onablina
moving OF foodstuns and perishable
freight and a curlailed passenger ser
vice.
This was the situation reported 10 n.
H. Ashton, regional director of rail-
roads, who. while reporting mo dis
tress yet admitted there will be a
complete tieup If the shopmen do not
soon return TO work.
Twenty passenger trains were dis
continued on the Chicago and North
western Railroad today.
ATLANTA. Ga. Augn &. limited
Press While labor leaders TODAY en-
deayored to get striking shop workers
back on the job, city officials continued
tneir Efforts TO conserve limited food
supplies.
At q meeting OF striking shopmen to-
day President Wilson's letter 10 Dl-
rector General Hines, stating that no
settlement Of the mems wage demands
would be made until they had re
turned to work, will be discussed.
Mayor Key was expected 10 resume
conferences with grocers and other