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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

NEW FORD TOURING CAR
1890 model. self starter. shock OBJ
sorbers. $500 cash OF terms
PHONE 757oW-
OVERLAND so for sale. new ara tires.
car in perfect condition. new seat covers.
VIII sen cheap for cash. Phi. 1s82 for par
USED AUTOMOBILES
BOUGHT
AND
EXCHANGED.
FRED C. HOAGLAND & CO.
s14 E Boulevard Phone e60s.
Between Stanton and kansas SITS.
AUCTION SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
VII be held Saturday at pm at lo2 n.
Stanton ST We are compelled 20 turn q
money and desire 70 announce that an
auction. az which time the best acces-
series made. consisting OF tire covers.
boots. patches, reiiners. inner tires tubes.
tires. etc. VIII be sold 70 the best bidders.
This is an excellent opportunity for deal
ers and others 70 set positively the best
prices Every user Of an automobile
should attend this sale Every tire sold
has a 5000 mile factory guarantee Goods
can be Inspected prior TO sale.
". A. WILLIAMS. AUCTIONEER.
1890 Ford CoupeIet. ...-..........--.ss coo
Overland Country Club ---.--.------s $50
Hupmobile Touring .-............-..g $50
chandler Touring .--..-..----.-.---4 200
Chandler Touring .--..------.----..s10 $1,000
Hudson Touring ------.-...-.------.f1 $500
Buick Big SIX Touring --.---.-.----E $50
etuL4 4olllns 800. -.-- .t-ll4
one aaNi.a new Fisk. N s----------s 5000
Two 25Ef, one 10E3 3, retread tires.
$500 70 $3.50.
FRED G. HOAGLaND 8 co.
114 =. Boulevard. Phone 2511
1e20 DODGE-Five passenger, good az
strate. Address ? 81. care Herald
1890 HUPMOBILE. only used several
months. VIII demonstrate car anywhere.
good t.res- address P IS. care Herald
1890 MCFARLAND.
Ike new, wire whselE
SIX new cord tires.
kerlrulsned-
Spanish leather
Upholstering.
WIN trade this car for real estate.
PHONE 7770W-
WILL SELL OR TRADE for
smaller car. my Hudson. late
model touring car Address o s..
care Herald
SAVE MONEY.
Be SIRE 20 see us before you buy
OF SEN
THE MOTOR MARI
Dependable Used Cars"
900 W San Antonio. Phone 91l
USED CARS.
Dodge Ford Essex
Buick Hudecu
These have been used. but not abused
CALL BARTHOLOMEW
Phi. T53IW for prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

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EUHAfI lE.s1 repairing. upholst1rinr. re-
llnlsl-nE. = Easo Euru- Hospital, Ph. z11f-
EURSITUEE REPAIRugG. rsfnishsd Or
upholstered r T. DANIEL. IL. 2 ".
FACTORY. Phi. 1125-1070.
We ARE experts On making rsflnish and
repairing furniture al kinds o. fixtures
work EuaranEeed- 7z21 1Eanzana. Ph-T1Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
AUTO WANTED
on FIVE ROOM HOUSE
BEIUTTFUL sIX-ROOI BUNGALOW
- !. = u u q ---.-r-

Eas six rooms and screened porch
every buIlt-in feature Tile bath tile
Drain boards In kitchen hardwood
1oors- basement and furnace On
two ful lots, on paved street, ~
Manhattan. owner leaving city,
rence the low price OF $3.50; about
$3.50 down. balance very easy This
1Izce IS easily worth $500.
PHILLIPS CHEEL REALTY 90.
phone s36. 307 First Natl. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

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Phone s1o0. After pm. 1s4sT.
Fuf odle-lloLoIclc led
-, :. y, 49,
IN p -- $50 - 80 ~ r-1-.-
5777-s5575 - = - ----i-..
- 1880 ti-- - 80 --i..- -,
HARLEY WOTORCYCIE sHOP.
fGl WyrtIe Ave.
== =
For Sale Furniture
~~-------~~---~-------- ---~-----~-~-~-------
ONE white dresser. SIG If taken a. once
p. 599sW
THREE i beds. good as new. ff6z n
Orsron.
MAHOGANY diniaE room suits- asa
7-estnlirster. ph. 5ss7
s=7757777 $780, - - No. ,----
frr77furs. Ph. 786r.
n ~ 717777777 80 & 1900 IN go ----7 =
l.----5-- ~ T-,----I---
T-7-7i i-7=i5 = - ~ i-------7- ~
- ~ q ~
- - =
- --1l r5--.i-r-- 49,
-
W r-Lt---.-lse living room elalil ana
14-leL n ~. 9el4een ana =
FOR sALE-LarEe coal heating stove.
a-s4 rs 1e--e- az - s--l-1ll-
BETTER furniture and PIANO rsfinIshInE.
J. EIEGSA. T. p. Piano Co.. Phi 17s5W.
WhNTED-Car ID used fu-niturs % NO.
Eco. Phi T1gf ask FOR 1Tr smith
Dor E4TF-T-i-f-07- '5i-f1-- RON I-7-
-.1-- ~ 7-r..re- r---7l1---- ~ $780,
Ph. s0s1.
F0R FsTT ~ ---7- - 7=7- ----i
H,-le-. 49, 49, ~. b.---5-s IN ~
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F777 - 7----7------ - = = - 49,
Io--- 49, % f1-r ~ e5aI b----1r--- ~
-1~+ rrrr q ii -, 5F -r-sT
5==5-=== - -
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49, .--7--- 49, E7-5e-s. - - ~,
- - - - = = = ~ p
d Oh bEllAs class Of used furniture and
- a,.-..-.- - - - --7i' VA anu 30 r.
- e - -
ADlh NA1lAA ~ Gg9l-9lr prices are
rlgnl SAB II II hNALlkE CO.
%. p sel Antonio. Raons 2ls5.
NA1IED-Iwar rooms CO furniture;
WiA Buy any amount. good or lamasedi
nus Pc rel52z-a2le Ler eash. El- 1852
SEE YOUNG FURNITURE co.
19I s Stanton s.
Will Sill. charn rrah1rrrv frrrif7r-s
-enuire BLACK Ierther. sru7rs ~ aInfrr
table and chairs and other pieces Tz1f
Hueco. PHI 1rarT
~ 4 $3.50
y. - - - $500 $500 1ano llrnl.ls. ~
81 RFRFYHiIT. FTrPSTTf-RF CO.. 20
.. san antonio. -. $40
7=7=T= 7,7z- -5-7- -5 - ~ -
- n. - 9-..-- 49, -l t-iss ,--.,-
~ 49, -. - -. 49, -
= -,--.-- so'- --- '-l7' -sn- '-'
20 .-4 --- --l- - -l--1 % --l-l--A1
,srre $500 I. -. Z, .,-r------ ~,
-. = -, !. - = z =, - -
~ ~ y e anu anu S-ss9l 90 z n va
WALLACE FURNITURE CO.
VIII pay you top cash price FOR your
furniture get our bid before you sell
EHOAE e9o5-
THE HONE FURNITURE CO.
~ SIS Texas. has the name OF being the
most reasonable place IN the city 70 buy
furniture. Pm 1888
FOR SALE frr1rf 077- f-f7e- -E7--
-abinet 6 chairs. magazine stand o. book
case, 2 pedestal and small tables 4 iron
BED and springs mahogany floor lamp.
Yi-ginia ana Clff. Phi 61T7-
rONeTrN voT- frrnifT-e fh--r-E ~
ITiufarrg Auction Fonsa SIC D So A.
Ionfo Ne raf1 Al Il rrivaf- 80 - ,-----
--fea fha r---. - ~ 49,, -7-.-- 49,
SEE WILLIAMS. THF aTCTTovFrR
IVnIi7rns mo aucfIorse- ~ NJ 49,
.io1 Hou-e 80 u S4n Antonio we r-ir
1n conslrnurantr AZ -our r-5-e send h
10 The Auction FTor7r and fat rra IN =
for you. Just The same a. anv furrif---
house w A WILLIAMS HTaNaCrp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

gon-residsn- offers for quick sale At
biz bargain wei bullt prick
--rraa1o7- OF 6 rooms. bath and sleep
irg uorc1 good garage. situated on
lot 90 BIZ 100. in fine residential as
.rict- close 10 schools and cars; priced
Tor QUICK sale at $500. good terms
see lrr Hoffman,
uOUGLAs C. CR0WELL AliEA 80
pa Suns Blfr. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
Ready Reference bushes. Directory



SIMON FIESCAs@Chimnev sweep. frr
naces cleaned, stoves ser up ard repaired
EOS s. Stanton Pm. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
For SaIe-AutOmoBies- Wanted

BARGAINS IN REBUILT AND
USED CARS
~ GOOD CONDITION.
FORD 1ourlngs ------r- 1913 ~
oakland ---.--..-...--
Ford Coupe -.------....--.--ffl 5
Dodge br11- ---.-.-----. $3.50 I'D
Also International Truck. $50
Ford Truck. panel body .-----f345
and many othera-
Can arrange terms
E0Hr. q. DORNHECETEE.
los N Leon St.
Phone s1QQ- After G pm. 1sa8J-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05


ALEAANDEH's Rag TINT BAND.
Comets. tromhuues. French horns banjos.
famous Gibson concert double bass guitar
at cost.
BARNETrs. ais SAN ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

g NJ a z NE
6eal titui oak piece dining room set.
N llilam and Mary pattern. Iacobean
finish. Wilton and Administer RUGS. j
wilton llLla. glass top library table.
heating stoves gas stoves. comhlua-
ton gas and coal range, kitchen cabI-
act .dressars. huffets. chairs. dishes.
cooking utensils. linoleuu uorch
chairs. and an other furnishings % S
room house. al fin excellent condition.
house been sold and must vacate. also
6llck ear. 1f18 T. Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
HEAUTTUL HO1TE-REAs0AhHL.


Duplex house OF rooms ana
baths "a rooms and hath On eacn
sidel. Eobd garage aud laundry, SIT
uated on lot go by 100, within 10 min
utes walk Of TT Bliss. FOR SAFE al q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

An or1ortunity 20 buy fine. comfortably
r---f7hed room modern bungalow
block from give Points The walls. wood
work and doors have been newly decorat-
ca and everything So ready lc- Immediate
r--uurncv. no ecruhbiuE OF cleaning neces-
1r-r- u sou are looking FOR O. real home
lor't fzil 20 see this place ISIS White
1-r-- ur Fr-r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

1rort 6esI-anle part OF addition Seven
ICONS beautiful living room across en-
tire front hardwood 1locrs Throughout
r---ch doorr between living room and
fi-inr room There is large basement
rith heating plant and laundry tubs. also
-7rsre. House built By owner and IS a
HFS1aY B. STONE a COMPANY.
---9 frn r--rar 1TFr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

See --r- AoLLlllals
DOUGLAS G. CRoWELL AGENChs
- 1Tf7Is Blde. Phone 8so0-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

Transfer and Storage

l----------------~------
PHONE KELLY. 9e-1l1ves eTerTtillnE.
furniture stored and cratadi cut rates on
car lots.
FURNTrUEE S q Or u y AND PACEEn.
WEsIERG rEANsEEE g sroH&fiE co.
l125 Texas ST. Phone O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

Fer Sale-Motorcycles
---~-~-~-~-~----------
FOR sALE-rTln cylinder Harlsy-David-
son motorcycle Gail at 113 n. Florence
between 10 am and I pm
MoTORCYCLE REPAIRING done tight.
used machiles bought and SOLD. prices rea-
z1nable- parts and supplies fer an makes
HARLEY MOTORCYCLE SHOP
Hnn Mwrtrn Ave-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

rsgg SUNSET
Two dandy s room homes in sunset
ETefents wen built attractive 10
good zhb1rloods and very ceslr-
abIe. one priced S7750- ether at
5000. and both good buys If you
want 10 be shown call llr- Abbott
JAS. j. WATTS CO..
rrT rstv 1-af Bank BLDG Phone a54-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

1890 DODGE-Five passenger. GOOD a.
new. cord tires au around. VIII demon
strate. address p %. care Herald.
1920 HuPMOBILE, only used several
months. win demonstrate car anywhere.
good tires address IS. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

cut glass and china. sstlsfaction rua-rn-
tead- r. l. DANIEL, il. & IL FACTORY.
Pm 1125-l171-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
FEDERAL OFFICERS AT PHOENIX ARREST TWO
 WITH WHISKY IN CA

PdOENIN. Oct Clarence $ Green and q W. Erby of Tucson were arrested here ;,day on charge [ having .n;1X.ca:iu- liquor in the.- .lo,se,..su and with uanspor,ins |: .u violation of ,he federal prohibition Iav, and the government took chars at new au,o which VII he confs- ea'el officer, said Federal Officers gay they ,ook .4 quar,s Of iiqnor ;roa ;ha men
 G:e'n anl Esay p'edel guilty Ia q in .he afternoon before ,n';ed state comm!,sioner Heuct and were he.I '9 answer ,o fedora, eoar, Tho. 0..e released from custody when .h F furnished cash bond of sG5o each sr .h~.r 4prear,age by.sr. 'he sa- rra. colst
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
WACO CAPTAIN FINED FOR EVICTION"

Saturday afternoon in Judge Went worth's court. Capt. F. II. Coyle, st. ;ioue1 al Naeo. was fined s25o or 25J days m jail when found guilty Of a charge Of eviction The case had beel 'brough, to Tombstone from Bisbee un. der change of venue C9yle was chars- ed win having forcibly entered tho home ot Harry James and wife and had ;helr household goods and pro visions placed outside and ordere | ,aem o leave the place This follow el an a;;emp; Of the army officer to have James indicted on a charge o' bootiegging. which was thrown out Of court when the officer refused to have negro troopers testify fer the defensc In submitting the fine Judge Wen worth gave the defendant lecture or the difference between army law or and of the military reservation C0yle's attorney gave notice Of ap peal
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
PRISONERS ESCAPE
 FROM JAIL AT MESA

MESA. Get. 25.-But few hour alter they had been taken into GUS today and placed in jail fo: sa;e keeping. John Barnes and Joe John son effected their escape from th2 Mesa city jail Thursday night. The TWO were arrested heer that eyenin; on advices from the sheriff's office i'. Globe. alleging they had stolen som S31en worth Of merchandise frog, stores in Miami and Globe. Thej broke jail by cutting a hole through the ceiling of the iail and into tha floor Of the city hall
 According to Globe officers. Barne and Johnson are wanted for the aller ed thef; of goods from the Famous lry goods store Of Miami and th. Mine Suply and Hardware company ., Globe on the night of October 1 Thr men weer seen here early in the wee; and their arreS followed Thursday evening upon confirmation fro"i Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
MINERS SUCCESSFUL IN
 EFFORT TO PREVENT
 RAISING RATES ON ORE

PHOENIX. Oct. 25.-The applicI- ton Of ,hs Sauihern Pacific, Fl Paso and Southwestern. santa Fe. and other railroads in Arizona to in, crease passenger and freight rates, hl, been turned down by the Arizona cor nors,.au commission. An order tD this etiec, has heen prepared and was cucd today by two of the three com n;,,'un.r> The railroads asked for - per cen: increase in ireigh; rate. 9o per cent increase in passen. ga- ares. and Tor handling milk and cream. a eo per cen; adaynce for eN- ces, oaggage and 5o per cent sur ,aars oa ,,eep.ng car and parlor ear accommodations
 Al rafi ,ino> operating in he >.att. wijh ,hr rycep''on of The Apache Rajl Jay company ,hr Verd. Tuane, ana Sm..ier. the Magma Arizona and "a g1y and Gi,a. Joined in ;he pr;.' on ,l odraac. rates in accordance N.th
 Ae above schedule which is the ,'".7 ;llt hl, been allowed by the in'ee >-a'e cnmu re- commission on .1'~r sat, rl.os
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
DOUGLAS WINS STATE
 NURSES 1921 MEETiN';

DOTGI.AS. Oc; 25.-Douelas WIS chosen for the 1921 convention ot ;ha Arizona state Nurses association and ;wo Douglas women were elected o. cers Of the association at ;he 1920 con. cention which closed d, Phoenix Fri day after electing officers as follows
 Miss Bertha C. Rowe. Tucsoi present; Miss Helen Egan, Phoenix, first vice president; Mrs. Cherr.r Shotwell. Douglas. second vice pres. lent. Miss Kathryn MacKay. Tucson. secretary: Miss R N King. army ho . pital. Douglas, treasurer. Miss Ro,. D'Arcy Phoenix. was elected chair. man of the board Of directors. Jhe other members being Miss Berthi case. Phoenix. Mis, King. Douglas and TWO others to ne a1p0inted lato'
 SiXtyjwo nurses were registered a' ;he Phurn:N convention The totI. membership Of the a-socia,ion a- present i, 2e,
 Aside rom rae election oi officers for the nex; term the most important work ot the convention on the la>r day vas the acceptance 0: the .egi ''..yc measures Tor nurses which has been preparrd by the legislative com mlr,ee and which are 10 be pre,en.od d, he nex; }egisl1,'ir, These meas. urc- have been designed 10 raise th- standard of nursing in Arizona an ] provide protective regulations :o. nurse, The proposed laws hav, r. ca.red The indorsemen. os other nur, ing organizations. and {; i> beiioycH 'a, with .he.r adop; on ay ,l.. ,:a.- .h,g Will sesu,, in giving Arizona a ,.aada-d Of nursing second 70 aaas .' ,a. Cnited S'dt~-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31

office here as evidence and Lopez was D be a-ra.gned early Thursday after .eor n answer 10 q charge of mana- ilcu-ng intoxicating liquor. 4 bench wlrran, rom Judge Stanford's coure was 3-susd containing the charge.
 Accor ling to official accounts tn; s;il MAS .eca;ed by Cnand.er author fife, ard d call was sent to the she-- iifs office here "Wednesday afternoon Sheriff: John Montgomery and Deputy Gilber, B,anco drove 10 Chandler aai with Chief of Police Malone proceed. ed to the desert location Of the moon shine outfit.
 They arrived at i:3o o'clock and found the still but Lopez was not in evidence They waited there and a half hour later Lopez came along in wagon with his wife. He was ar rested and sack full Of empty bot ties was found in the wagon.
 Lopez confessed 10 Deputy B'anco 'ha, he had been running the stii. according 10 that officer T. is be- l,red tha; ;he still ha, been turning  cat liquid joy for the pas; three months
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
ROBERTS ESCAPES
 FROM STATE ASYLUM
 BUT $ LATER cAUGA '

PHgENlX. O.. 25 Wt'h'u six hours after he had maJ~ a.s escape From ,he ,tl.e .u-lre a,y.nm Frang k bert. c3ny t. s--m .aa. ,,a'a pen.tsat'ary was cap'e--t last a'sat aa ;He cam".baea r5a by b~pu r >aera Al peW.a aaH T3a Moor prison guard r Fa-eaee R aef. a- ca,,u.H ah.a oa ta- MY 10 MH, hi, a.'' fi- ,et- r.t.ed .a t.. euay at .--' a-a.a N 5- ab-n hacb ID F..--as. ts fae ,.4- p~-aa Ta- e-ya- g5aer mad. -as. es- s-e auces -a ,tl.- or-.a b. lui- s..a,aea .a ilaa a4s
 rat
 .-ar asH
 sH sss Tn .Hm. ME md rves- -
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
FIRE ENGINE PUMPS OUT
 PIT WHsEE NCGAlES MAN
 WAS FOUND: SEEK WOMAN

NJGALES. O. 2--A fir. engine .oday pauaa au' ,h, Nat,r rom 3 pr aor.a O: N1sa.,s. w,cre oa jhe u.-A. .. Oa:ah Il he body @. \ ! Gar MAS owa County Attorney l. C Ia~-y r--rg,,,d 'ha sher.. to >aa-ca The bottom Q: She r.' for a -r.- 4-.r sn autopsy e' SAa Fran .,.-e.. o.-- -... - have disclosed 'har Br7a., -saH aa4 crushed ., h. b4," V. ta. b-1m o@o.a.s here sad Los s-.- -.4 u.s'- oera making aH 4a-.z,- O, hand s..as oh d par C.! a.s-aa- ..saa ,. .ae automobile can- .a-.t a..'s saa-.e- F lo-ey aal wife. r1n. tae t.la,y t.. D.. Tor H-saa- ass.a. .a -a e'art .1 I....a. whether .he h.al print t,a- Hnsa ae. lr and M.s i.o,ey.
 ra -s rra t.v fria ,a. ?
 ass. b..u- he'd aae
 sHs, y. 'ae a..-..er
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
WOMEN OF PHOENIX
 TO EE INSTRUCTED HOW TO CAST VOTE

PHOENIX. oc'. 2>.-Th Women. C8x-R aoseve.i club Of Phoenix an nouncel tonight that tomorrow, Sa.- uiday and Sunday II would cJnduc- in down-,own store bui'd.ng classes for demonstrating the ballot to wo- men The cub announced that it ap- pealed To women voters of all par. ties and wcmen who vote independent
 ly of any party" to attend the classes. which the announcement said would be conducted in strictly nou-par;i.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
GEORGE WALKER. PIONEER.
 IS DOUGLAS VISITOR TODAY

DOUGLAS. Oct 25.-George Walker. merchant and owner of several proi1' ising mining properties in the Chir!- cahua mountains. arrived in the city today from his home in Paradise H. reports that a good many mine own CTS have started 10 do their assess- ment work for their veal, having been relieved of this work by the gor- ernment for three years on account of war. Ms Walker says he is slal 10 see the assessment work resumed as with this development work al over the state most likely there will come some importaa; mineral strike.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
TO SELL REST OF PARKER LoTs

PHOENIX. Oc; 2j The govern ment has announced the saie Of al unsold and forfeited lots in the town- size of Parker, Ariz, 70 De held a Parker on November 6. Lots will b. offered al public outcry to the highest bidder. at not les, than the apraised value. l. is said there are many choice lots which have been forfeited 70 be offered al this sale Lists ot lots to be sold can b. had on reques. lt the Phoenix and office
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
cCx.RoOsEVELT CLUB
 FORMED AT ST. DAVID

BENSON Oc- 5p. \ meeting of .l.- DamIcrai~ of S' David and yici ny Monday evening Oct 1s, as the residence O. j Merrill. for the pu-- po-e C: organizing CcX-Rooseve.t cub. j. : Merrill was elected ;.m 3 -asy chairman and organizat.oa s., pr. n fly pe.tect.i \. l.. Tl,toa aas e.6s,-a presid-n; and A. J. Baker ,-crr;ary The club now has mem. bership Of abou; thirty. and is grow ins rapidly
 Ta~ Democrats and Republicans of :. ry.d ,Npec; ID receive the eiec- ..t.#ie.a-a, a. home ,his ,me. wh.ca
 much better than spending their measy end wasting ,heir time motor ta- ID other p5in.. We iny.,e al ,a1. aoa3 eaiaz an evening. pea. ae 5oH.u. -u receiving the r.. ,ua, .raa a.. over -hs CuteI s.a;e,. N lsa, aar. at.. be a daaee or s-.-s.t..i rH e. ama,-meat p-og.-. .l .-- rroi..o:.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
? WOVEN HURT As
 AUTO TURNS TRUT.E

DcFG.}S. Cc, 2' Two coior . women wer, severely but ,, .s bs- r-,,I. no, seriously lnJa'eG when an automobile .a which they with o'hc.s or a p.r,y of four were riding turned ave- on sixteenth street as they wer- entering ;Ge city early yesterday a. tsrnoor. The names 0. the women Rere given ss Mr, Robinson and Mr. Win,more. w.ve, ot sereeants O. Company C, Tenth Cavalry. of F; Hua- chuca. according io Information iron Camp Harry ] Jones where the in- jur,d women Were taken for 'rea', men, in the camp hospital
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
pHoENIX oct Glendale r,

PHOENlX oct. Glendale resi- dents turned out in fdll strength Sat --Iay nish' 10 hear Mi simms. Con. e;es,man Hayden. Attorney General Wiley Jaue- and other state candi- dates speak on sta;e and national i'- sues O; the presen; election campaign
 NJ. Belts. who IS connected with the santa Fe R R company's Glen dale office. was the chairman of th
 meeting and brass band opened the program with appropriate selections. Nil Simms. democratic nominee foi governor, and Wiley Jones candidate for reelection as attorney general. spoke on subjects Of state interest and especially The land question.
 Congressman Hayden explained the principles of democracy and the
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
2oC-YSAR-OLO KEY HAND FORCED N i72o. FOUND AND
 RETURNED TO BISHOP

G-. suN O.. T kr.l -9H ,..a Na..c .a. l--a o8s md r--.s--I .s E~.4 G5asaa I'm .s. ua. ae-.I.--- l5-a= c.-'+.a,
 A.g ar,-e. .tra- istt.
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 ..-as Ta .a13 aae. l. .l, --. m 1..ea ..se ae--a. Ae44- my $ b-.pa saa..
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
MARKED ENTHUSIASM IN
 STATE FAIR AUTO RACES

PHOENiN Oct. .9. Tremennou' enthusiasm .s b b,;..g mani sud .n jh- rr.Stlte c.ass C ,a be staged as one 5l ;ae four events ot he Auto Da, plugram. 10 be ned SImrdly. the .as; day o; Fair Week. November s-l5 Such interest i, being shown by dri2. ITS oi this state. New Mexico an l Texas that the TgiS.ate b.d. fair t1 rival the lOD-m.le iree-for.all in thr.Es and spectacular competition.
 Though more Arizona drivers vii .nter the race than from the two ou'- side states. communications received by l.. II. Gibbs. superintendent ot An % Day. indicate ;ha; there Mil be d representative showing rom Net Mexico and TeNas
 To da;e NIT. Gibbs ha, assurance of TWO entries from Casa Grande. tNo from Tempe cne from Mesa. and four trom Tucson. With a possibility of siS
 Douglas and Bisbee ear owners have made iquiries 10 the superin,end- eu, that indicate four or live cars may b. entered from Ccchise county Noga!es has one carsready 10 cnter. and Mr Gibbs i. daily expecting CT tr.es rom Yuma. Prescott. Flagstal' and other point,
 Ina, the Tri.S,ate wi. be hoJ-y contested was further evidenced by communications from drivers in F. PA,o. Silver Ci.y. New Mexico. Lordr burs and other ran.- .a rhs compe. as --5re,
 Taa IT. : S-t,- #.s aa5s'ute.y tra-. at,sa -ace. Hw.ta no i.mi, on piston displacement or tae eos, os ears. Th5 only requirements is .ha. tA-. ear en red -hllI hay, 1eea in Ariz ana. Nry NaN.co OF Texas :or a, lea.t s.A soa.A- nr.ar 10 the r,-r. ami taa' American Au.emag..e A,~ e.at.oa rn Ia- .1r raccs b. cnmp ed. Nth
 
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