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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
Smallest. Race Of Bees

In some Of the East Indian Is
lands ana on the mainland of Hindu
stan Ia found the smallest race Of
honey bees IN the world These
dwarf honey collectors are known 10
entomoiog1sIs as aplc eorea- Their
honeycombs are no larger than a
clIilds hand ana the cells are about
the SAFE Of a small pinhead. The
little creatures build the combs on
the branch of low tree. and as they
DO not have 20 provide for winter they
Work al the year through.
In the same Land there u a race
of giant bees as large as c-1ckess.
These monsters of the bee world
build honeycombs that are from Z
20 1s fees IN length. or more fee!
N width and weighing from 500 70
400 pounds aach.-Desroit News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
Prepares for Final
Continues from Pare one}

and friend into millions Of American
1t mes
But the number Of this magazine
dav the last number before election
suddenly throws Of tho cloak OF non-
par-.sazsflp For the FIRST time Ii
its hisiory II resorts n tie DEVICES
of partisan editorials and insidious
cartoons 10 create q sentiment for the
Republican ticket. In the cartoons
am represented as 4 newsSoy. invent
lng false and sensational happenings
far the purpose Of selling my wares
Ny opponent is depicted as kindly and
wise The impression IS sought to De
created thai 7 am Irresponsible SenA-
lpr Harding grave ana reiIabie'
Why has the SATURDAY Evening
Post done this Why has il betrayed
lis mission al the last minute ~ the
eleventh hour af this c5rTsSign2 The
people know the answer u has done
this. thing because its owner IS one
81 the plutocrat.c group rnich knows
what II wants Of the next admins
1Tarzon ard how 10 ger Il from the
syndicate whisf controis Senator
Harding II has done tsis because
It's owner is the head Cf the now
nent which ssas sought a subsidy
from the government for Il e delivery
Of national magazines Tac SATURDAY
Evening Post has impose IN the co-f-
ndenre of the American People Hcn
by a. Fsng re-srd of Hon-Fsaretsansais
sna has becogne a Republican Journal
because the pr,ef1teers VIM escape gov
oruTnenr- taxes by divert I'.. TO II nil
lions of their revenue II advertising
want Fny opponent elecsed
Those suhsrri beers w1lP IN gos5
faits, have admitted this journal to
their homes ali over TIE 81. I'd Stats
viii turn us veaai aonnSegs car uf
doors.
The last week of the - pzsga VIII
be spent by Governor (.4,r in states
where the struggle IS relsa, ted tetlse-
emo. West Virginia Indiana ana Ken
tackN. Tomorrow the Governor viii
make nine speecaes in n est Virginia
Most NJ ire remaining four days Of
the campaign viii De stcsii in Ohio
Indiana vail DE- visited for the fiFth
g4n8u by the Sovernor s-At THURSDAY,
with a night speech a. Ina rApei
Next Saturday night ne Will sssesl
at ChiC2gp and c3o.se ms r1ui align Ia
thu night before eleet.or az Tsieao
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

LONDON-Tale Times CORE
spondent reports from Ka;manan.
the capital Of the HImaiayan King
6nn Of NepAI.
The Independent State OF Nepaa, at
the foot .@of the HimaIayas. has I'M
tieted a creiitable reform. in the alb
clifton of sati tsIlcide by a widow
on her husbands funeral pyre1.
Time aonpFad practices pzr1iru-
larry when they are Interpreted as
beang based on Sflas1ras tsacred
writings OF the HsndusD. even when
known as inhuuaan and degenerat-
ing. are exceedingly difficult 10 Gust
from their shelter behind blind con-
seTvaIion- Close upon three cenrur-
les elapsed IN Inaia before the well
meaning attempt Of the famous Mon
-nl Emperor Akoar 10 prevent SAT-
could be Incorporated in the statute
books in the time of Lord William
Bentinck
From the LATE Maiaara Jah Jung Ba-
hadur 10 the present day though
not quite as far a CRY. is yer ABOUT
half century The first attempt in
Nep2is 10 restrict sati BEGAN. in his
time with Limitation On the age of
the would be suicide thus supple
menting the other Shassr1e lirnifa-
tons. forsoiddinE safi in the case Of 4
woman in a state of expecfanf moth
ers1ood. or one having minor children
hand so forth. The next noticeable
landmark though il ala NOT go n,aeh
beyond the previous restriction was 4
law requiring the sanction of rtls
Prime Minister OF the highest local
authority for safi- And now comes
total abolition IN the kingdom Sati
IN now an offenss under the-saw. and
inciting apd abe1finE are crimes with
penalties attached.
The name of the present Prime
Minister MaharsSaa Sir Chadra
Shxlm Shere Jung. viii always remain
associated with this great and iecis-
i've step in social reform. and viii be
hanored for this no less than for the
many other measures successfully in
augurated-s1cha as the prohibition Of
the Use Of opium and his systematic
campaign against Intoxicating drink.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

IhGo aEo enough aupa0 ly1pg
a fhe ground fn AichiEan or In
Indiana. New York or any other
sln1s, % Mupiy fhe world with
v1nnuar fpr Q hundred years and
vinagnR weald b 50 cheap that II
woaiA NOT pay to buy confainsRA
In some lccalift0 where barrels
and basks4s ere high and fruit ID
plentiful. local jam factories ara
being established. but even this viii
not prove 10 be the way out because
nnf the greater portion Of the rear
there win BE- M apples or other
fruit and siae plant viii have 20 lie
Ida.
Apples In the ctiss are selling
a. high a. Eve % seven dollars per
buxhei and yet there viii be thou
sands Of apple trees bearing beau
tiful fruit which win never be
picked
This LIS q problem for all farm
bureaus.
What shall we do TO prevent this
WASTE In peFfshRblesg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

Ethel Hight. Miss Brock. Miss Tre-
fe<hern and Miss Palmer William
ode was chairman Of the entertain
ment committee ana Gordon Grundy
Of the committee which served re-
freshmsnts. which consisted of ICE
cream cones and appies If the fu-
ture socials OF the Ekowhegan High
school class of II can be judged
by this first social event il Is sure
that the historian IN 1924 will have
some very enjoyable and happy at
fairs to relate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
Eases
Colds


The frsr dnss eas0 your odds
Don't stay sfuffed-upt Quit blowing
and snufning: A dose OF -Papsfs Cosd
Compound" taken every two hours
until three doses are tnken usually
breaks up a severe cold and ends al
grippe misery
Relief awaits yon. Open ycnr
ciogged- up nnstrfis and the mir pass
ages of your head: stop nose rnn-
ming: relieve tfae headache dnIlncss.
feyerssnness. sneexing. sorerees and
stiffness
''Pape's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest slrest reiief known and
casts only few cents at drug stores
II acts without assistance Tastes
nice Contains no quinine- Insist on
Pzpe's.-Adr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
Bull Driven 10 n.rr.ss

August r. Berg. of Auburn. has
an Ayrshire bun nearly two. years
old that he drives to harness IKE a
horse In Sweden. Mr.. Berg used 70
train cattle and horses for the gov
ernrnenr He calls the bull Rusen-
berg ani when be drove him 10
Worcester one day recently the bull
dreaded his way peacefuliY among
the automcbsies- bsit Mr.. Berg was
DELAYED in srrstnx hume because 80
MANY phpIoEzzphers wanted to take
. shot Boston Globe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
Growing Deaf Win
Head Noises?
Try This

II von are growing hard of hearing
ard fear Catarrhal Deafness or II rcn
have roaring rIaInhlinE- hfs asnE noises
IN yoalr ears go 10 Your druggist ana
get ounce of Parnint tdeueie
strength and add tc II = pint Of nor
water and a little graduated sugar
Take ] tspIesponnfui four times a dzE-
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing read NOISES
C-ingEsd anszr1ls should open breath
5zg become easy and tina rucUs STOP
dropping INFO the tH1rust - eAks
to r,re.,ars-. costs little and Is pleasant
- take anyone VINO = Threatened
wstsq CararrslsS Deafness or who nas
hssd noises SHOULD give tbs prescf1p-
tsor = fr3ai-Alv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

NTSHH American public In
these days 0f high prizes
feeds whether II be pruxy
nrmer, old agricnitur1ss. or novice
In the game Of meat production. il
looking for animals which yieid the
greatest return for the amount OF
need consumed ays Col z c.
Stone. secrefuy American Hamp-
SHIRE Swine Recprd association,
Peoria, NJ
There are some breeds u hogs
thaf pnssess . Tremendous appetite
but do not return the greatest
anOunf of mear for the number Of
peunds Of fed consumed
N q iftfie pig does mot gain q
psnnd dry fDr ay twU hundred
days he II md earning his board
md keep
You remembR the o1d fnEmsr IN
Ak1Hmnm uao 0y1 Whuesu s1no ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
How Electricity Is Snsedins Up Farm
Work.

The substitution Of machinery FOR
hand and animal labor has resulted
in many notable reductions in both
time and cost Of producing and
handling the output OF the farm For
instance. the time required TO pro-
duce husi1ei OF wheat from the
shock has been reduced from an
average of hours and minutes TO
minutes and Is seconds
= In one Of the yegroooks Of the De-
parrnent Of Agriculture. il is stated
that IL formerly required II hours Of
manual labor TO cut and cure a ton
Of hay, whereas line same work is
today accomplished with the aid Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
Lie I'm caam

The interesting commercial Importance
o: Guam Is illustrated % a recent Elsi, oi
tie Possnasfr- OF Gnzrr- rrlBesrsl CITY 81
or- smallest possession 20 -ke Tn1:e1
States n behalf OF better pascal serTsee ior
TIE island Curious customs ana natural
RESOURCES Of Gaxn sze ossCzIbed IN re-
Cszt Maternal GeoEraZsae society taIiet1a-
The wrTte~ says that TIE frat % the esrn-
azon Tree tBx--Irgsozia sprrzasxl IS used
BY tire natives 20 sfucesy hsh The tr-zs
- poxn6nd lnfo paste. inciessd m hzg
and keTs1, over night The tlne si An e.
Isec4Aiir Ao~ slds Is se5ec-ed, AID bags oi
ins lzSsnasd trzzzt are taken ozf o. the
rees zexr morning and su-k N c--fssn
deep ho3e- IN the rec The Ssh socn az
p<ar 81 The surface sosne &C theza 1iieiesx,
o1he-z attempting % sxsa NJ iasatty
struggling with their ventrsl saae zFs7-r-
most The natives srocp them m the.r
hands soznesiIres -rez d1F.ng Tor thszz
In the znxngrcEe sw4Enps. when the tse
IA lew, hundreds OF 1.-THE nsaes wIra pro-
trusting ercs may Ne seen hoppszK zboEs
III the HaS and climbing among the roofs
os she RixoEShor@ and Brzg1lcrA TAfse
bsAanK 20 gsoup % names snssrestlng
iioEa he lax thai EhrsT zH hssdEe- has
zss4zEsea. a measure. the funrffoa OF
lurE IS, enabling the animal 10 brsshe al
r,aosHhrr.c xsr.
TGe nsniiessn says thai the men, voun<a
and c-llarru q; Guzra are expert sxznzzers
AID arc ruzSs :. ease Il the waaer a.
ara ard SGds when thry throw thea
stsTcs Iuio the and cene hszns-
rs srozz wave to save thsr remni - e
co.phlas- Confusing. ts< blilesIn says
sAcccrrszg 70 Tx testimony OF carry
Writes. 1ktsr honSes we've hiEh and nezxiy
made and hrrser Constructed than these ef
$rx zbsG gin4i race hitherto dascorered n
Ike lraleS- They were q kxpFy. czre1ess
-,toTle. ior6 OF festivities. dxnrznx. sag
IEE. ssorT teliing ard contests a xfrrzErh
ana SKID. yer szf<rsenrty inuzsrs1ozs 20
ctsstIFzss theRr heads ard gxrcxn pziches.
b-ssd exoe.lszt hozses ter rheu sxnzisex-
ivzss 8Szs CT Eae texture and rczssrarf
ezsso-x wfsc= were tie zdzuirsricz OF The
esr4v nxssgxtnrz They werr nzrxA xzves
70 szEosnery. znsskery. sssylng srseks. i-ss-
izg. ERarirry and r1dsrs1s- oferrnx N ,kas
respect 4 striking ooa1rzsf % she Hn6e-
zsesssrztire Maizyzzs
he natives o. Gaxzn are a. = rr5s. q
sced physsGue Ind pseas&zf sppesrznoe
oszng 10 th<ar NAKED BLOOD. shesx ccsn-
ssAexsaz wares trnrz the winnie I'd Cxa<z-
ssxn 10 the hrown oi q MsIxy.-rhe New
YORK Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

Japan has a shipbuilding yard s<zli
In operation which was Established
more than 1850 years ago. II takes
four pounds of freshly gathered tea
leaves 10 make ons pound Of the dxsed
prodnef which we buy Mems heads
are said % be gradually growing
isrssre That in what we are told by
scientists In England there are
more people whose surnames begin
with THE letter wv" than any other
in the alphabez- Recsn<iy in London
\ parrot 20 years old - her ffrsG
egg Race horses are afraid al dom
keys. and nine out Of TN of fizeR
VII shy AZ thssny So say lie -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

orstsfui, Spssdy Relief For All Who
Try -f-c- ointsnsu<

ny To OsutmeHt
Ha0lnx skin diseases. quickly Yield
70 To powerful znftseptsc inl1uence u
ioatne-0ut ttncture of iodine leaves a
stain ~ ugiy a. the bIeniah-
10 the andius ointment. removes
this 065ecfssn--sf can be .1sed freely
without leaving IL stain
The nTnz applicAks1n OF TO causes
AL Itch. pain or burning sensation to
cease Sc matter what KIND vt skin
trouble or how clsruuic or long stand
Ing k-D viii quickly destroy the
paiscn germs and heal the most obztt-
nate Sores imagtnzble-ft contains
poysffzs he4tang medicines as well as
iodine
'I-or IS unequaIied far moist ecxe-
ma abceSE rasn. bolts pirnple=- ulcers
A2it not burn CT irr7iafe open sores or
wounds
Said only IN metal tures-sec-st
druggists Fremont &. F7eicher 2s1
Water St. c. A. Sheldon 50 CORY ST.
h E Goodrich, gs5 Water ST. W r.
Partridge Est. @3s Water St or pest
paid from Haaogen Laboratory Arniry-
Vile " T-Atfy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
CASCARETS
sThsy work while you SlespS

Tackle your work tomorrow a.
hard as four pound black bass hits
the haiti Take Casczress tonight 70
move the stagnant bile. the poisons
and waste from liver and bowels. alb
ionsnesA c0nzripapcn- saaicwness.
coids upset stomach. bad breath. No
Crying -ne incnuvenience- Children
love Csscare4s too ~ - 50 cents
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
ASPIRIN

b. 'fIlaal 10 take i chance ON
llIuIe for @Bayer Tablets of
r niess goa see the name
- aAekags or an tablets voa
setting genuine ASPIRIN pre-
~. ~ psysacianx for fxenfy-one
- aroyed safe by millions
AAal'-n only as told in the Rayer
Il = oF ~asdS- Headache Nex,rai-
j4s-s~sstiEm. Earache. Tos4hxche.
krs~ and fer Pain. Handy tin
- EHeire tablets ccxf fsw cents.
xsr-s. aase sch larger packages.
ks,-s ne trade mark OF Barer
- Of Aonuac<<tcscadesser
Fs't1esd-Aav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

Norman SFe- who IL employed in
Skowhegan- PASSED Sunday in town
with his parents Mr. and Nrx Lsstsr
Wye
Rodney Wyman has returned 10
Oak Grove after passing & short
time al the horne of NA and Mrs
W NJ Totman
Prizes were given 70 Mrs Kafh-
crime keene IN Halloween costume
and Kenneth Henry. as an Ir1shman-
ar the masquerade sociabie held FIJI
day night at the Lawrence High
school
Mrs. Charles Park is in Portland
with friends for few days
Miss Elmer Hall has completed her
duties at the " ". Berry store in
wafervllle
Miss Hazel Alexander of China has
been the guest of her SISTER. Miss
Helen Alexander VINO is employed
IN Benton
Chester L Nelson PASSED Sunday
al his home IN Canaan.
Lloyd AcAnIey. who il attending
the General Electric school in Lynn.
-A1-<s~- - Esdn1lGaE q Jew Qas6 al Ils
home
rank Ladd- who has been pass
ing a few days ar his home has re-
turned 10 Skowhegan- where he il
attending school
Miss AHA Doe passed the week
end AT her home IN Weeks Mills.
Harvey Doe. who IS attending
Bowdoiu- passed the Weekend in
town with friends ana relatives
Misses Ethel Friend and Elinor
Hail passed the weekend IN BAN
gor with friends andn relatives
lr.nande Lawry. who is attending
T. of NJ al Orono. passed the week
end AT ms home in town
Fred Libby Of Littsefon. ". H Is
visiting his sister. Mrs Ca Jewell
Miss Verna B. Curtis, who is jusr
recovering from an operation which
she underwent IN Washington. D. c
mas arrived al her home Her father.
Sttllman Curtis. accompanied her
home from Boston.
Mr. and Mrs r. II. Clark were in
Benton Falls yesterday. where they
passed the day al rf1e home of Fer
dinand s Eodgkins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

Canton is the chief Chinese admin
isfrafire and commercial city OF
south China II is situated inland
from Hong Kong ninety-a ave miles
By water and liz miles by rail. and
is located in the fertile Canton del
IA country in which converge the
West. North and East rivers In for
aign trade Canton ranks third among
Chinese peyu. being exceeded IN vol
ume by Shanghai and Dairen-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

DID you ever watch group 81 men
eaI@ Six business men were seated
az a table IN & restaurant the other
noon They Were SIX ordinary look
ing men. some large ana strong. 9TH
ers Of medium build and two small
r2ilid. weak-looking men. The Oh
server noticed thai the big, robust
fellows made very light meal snf-
f1ec. the medium built men ate q
normal lunch and the two mail ones
consumed a real hearty meal-one
that might have appeasssd the hunger
Of 4 boiieyznaker or harvest hand
Funny, isn't ite-ColunbEs Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

Isaac AEnes was IN Augusta vester-
daY for me day.
Frank Doe azs returned TO his home
N Weeks Mills. after = short stay
IN rpwa with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs " r Hal and aauEn-
ter Martha Mr.. ana Mr. Sherman
Berry ana Mrs Celia BssTv lsxssed
sunday II Bangor
Ruin. the little daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs. Ray kllgnre- underwent 4
slight operation On her throat Sat-
ardaE afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

The ffrsz social affair of the
Frezhnnnn class of the SkowheEan
Hfrh school was held ON Friday
evening in the assembly hail. About
80 members Of the class and guests
were present Games and stunts
we're enjoyed II being Halloween
marty. the special feature of the en-
'terszinment was the telling OF the
futures OF tire csass and their szssfs
nv an unknown fortune teller. The
marty was chaperuned hy Pruf-
Ledxntor Mi1 Dorufhy Eiliset. Mn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
Funeral or late Ezra r. Meintir.


The funeral services of TIE late Ezra
z Aclnt.re were held Saturday al
80 O'Clock al the home of his daugh-
Ter, Mrs Frank Hammond wsth WHOM,
he made his home Rev. - 4. Knick-
aroocser was the officiating clergyman.
Mr. McIntlre was a Te.eron of the
CIVIL war and the members Of the z
R. Pratt Post. c. A. P attended IN
a body The 6crai offerings were
many ana beautiful The E.earsrs were
F. ]. Savage Sr-- L-lewes,rn Howe. q.
A Savage and T. H Henar~son. IN
ter-nsnt was IN the family Ipt al M
plewood cemetery. Those from out Of
town who attended the sea vices we're
Mr.. and Mrs W O. Pan Mr.. and
Mrs B. NJ Paul. Miss Bertha Paul OF
South Scion. Mrs gewett Savage Of
Skownegan, Mr.. and Mrs. :. B Palne.
II WGtegT1lla-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
SOMERSET COUNTY

:. s7-onElMEw ENGLAND as
Arizona republican., 1920-10-14
WEATHER BULLETIN

River Crossings Sacaton: There is no water in the Gila and the crossing Is good.
 Apache County All roads in good condition.
 cochiss County All main roads fin good condition and being improved.
 Coconino County All roads dry and passable. Ashforl< Co Williams. rough. Other roads good Short stretches rough and dusty.
 Graham County County roads in fair condition.
 Greenlee County All roads in good condition: slight damage caused by recent rains re- paired
 GiIs County Construction of Payson- Green Val ley road started. four miles completea. Widening road north of Roosevelt started. Reconstruction of upper DOT tion of Strawberry hill in northern portion contemplated to start soon Roads all over county fin fair shape.
 Marioopa County Prescott Wlckenburg road good; Black Canyon slow from New River north. Florence. new state highway to forks at Superior. Coast. Parker and Blythe ferries both running. Tempe hAAuAN 0HNn AoA AAsMN NNhAtANHs
 Mohsvs County All main roads in fair condition ex- cept old Trails national highway from l Crozier to Blackberry. and Oatman to | Topock Drivers must be careful in crossing washes. Navajo County | Hoihrook- Winslow road good on north side of railroad. St. Johns road good except for short stretch of sand ir | petrified forest. Best road 10 Fori | Apache Black mesa: telegraph roae under improvement
 Pima County All main roads in the county in gooC | shape: balance fair. Federal road t' l Mount Lemon is completed.
 Pinal County
 Mountain roads in good condition valley roads dusty and rough. Flor ence-C Casa Grande road bad due to re construction: take desert roads be tween these two points. Santa Cruz County All county roads In good travelinl condition.
 Yavapai County Roads generally in fair condition.
 Yuma County l Fhrenberg ferry open to traffic Road in good condition. | Parker. Road via Parker and Needle in good condition.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-14
Asks Wiley Jones
 To Give Opinion On Snake Bite, Remedy

Whether a snake bite remedy which contains 65 per cent alco- hol can be shipped into this state has been put up to no less au- tbority than Wiley F.. Jones. The attorney general has been asked for the law on the manufacture and shipping of medicine. While the request for information came to Jesse Boyce. state auditor. he referred the matte,- to MT. Jones for his official attention.
 Charles E. Tips, president of the First National bank of Se- guin. Texas. addressed MT. Boyce as superintendent of banks. Here is what he wrote:
 "WiII you kindly send me
 all rules and regulations com
 corning the manufacture of
 medicine or the shipping of
 remedy into yeur state,
 have on hand Remedy
 for snake bite, which contains
 65 per cent alcohol, but have
 both state and federal per n1its for the sale of it in the state of Texas"
 Mr. Tips did not forward a sample of the remedy on which the attorney general will be called to pass.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-14

Miller. vice president and general man ager. and George R. Iibbey, secretary treasurer, incorporated in June with an authorized capitalization of $250,00o divided into 2500 shares of common stock.
 ORGANIZING TUCSON BATTERY Capt. F. s. Linton. inspector -instruc- tor. Arizona National Guard, will spend the remainder of the week in Tucson. where he will organize a battery of field artillery, for which t32 men nave all ready signed
Arizona republican., 1920-10-14
Fun.r.IofAu u M,,,h.u

Funeral services for Alonzo H. Mitch ell will be held at 10:s0 o'clock this morning at the A. H. Mcclellan chapel. SIT North Central avenue. The Rev. Mir. Stavely of the First Methodist Episcopf church win officite. Inter- ment will be at Greenwood cemetery.
 Mir. Mitchell died October at Na- tional City. Cal. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of the World.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-14

YOUNG woman with child wants work as housekeeper for old couple or widower. Box 73W, Republican. It
 WANTED-A good white woman. for housekeeper: only 4 in family. Call at 1016 N. 2d St. ds
 TICKET for sale to Toronto. Can ada, via Sante Fe, Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago, Detroit A bargain. Tel. Mir. Thornton, care the Gormley Bur- chan Go. 610. ds
 LIGHT Housekeeping rooms. PA F. Van Buren. IL
 WANTED AT ONCE-Experienced sales girls. F. W. woolworth Co.,, 2S F. Washington street. If , WANTED-Reliable man to sell real estate; must N1ave car; wonderful op- portunity for right man. Box 74W, Re- publican.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-14
OBITUARIES
Funeral of Robert R. Prince

Funeral services for Robert R. Prince, son of MT. and Mrs. T. H. Prince. who died Monday morning, will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the chapel of A. l.. Moore and Son. The services will be conducted by the Rev. Mir. Aker. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.