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LXVII "The Man Is Mad About Her."


 In the days that followed Bob La Farge and Dix Randall devotees themselves to the guardianship of Barbara De Haven. Not once did they relax their vigilance. They were convinced that she needed them which was enough to hold them tc her side. They were such men as would devote themselves entirely tc the service of the woman they loved, and they did love her.
 She never suspected their purpose She was delighted to have them fol her friends and was greatly pleased with the attention they showed her So she accepted their interest in her with graciousness and sweet welcome.
 Everywhere Barbara went one of them accompanied her. They played tennis with her walked with her took her out in the blue roadster They read to her, danced with her. all but courted her.
 The two men, firmer friends than ever because of the misunderstood ing that had brought them closed to- gether, perfected plans which they carried out.
 La Farge, thinking the situation over in his accurate but slow, meth odical way, prevailed upon Randall to divide her time with him and thus lessen the hazard of gossip and of harming Barbara herself. This
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Owners of horses and blooded stock are large users of Liquid Borozone 1t heals wounds, fostering sores barbed wire cuts by mild powe, that leaves no disfiguring scar Price sos, 60, and $1.2O. Sold by w. L. Dewoody and company.
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NEW ORLEANS p1c,

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NEW ORLEANS SPOT

+o., New Orleans, Sept. 22.-spot cot
 .on qulet and unchanged: sales on .ne spot 5l bales; to arrive 10o. lo,n middling 1900; middlinp os m. o.' TOW aoo 9es,ne aso So'7S; receipts 2,e52; stock
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Given under my hand and the Seal of Said Court this 1st day of Sep tember, A. D., 1920.
 S. F. VAULX, Clerk. (SEAL) e-2.e.1e-o9.an
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Gould Net s,oo

~Before g%: Garter { ttst | Ilqsar, '' ps s'',' t. Iirer ns a weak so, bladder, bad aaId1tZ GiS,,'l l
 Ny back 'pula najna1 not sleep well atas' dizzy feeling in the mspa nmlui' l4 taking k. Foley Kidney pi',ss,s' p,iu.s'ns' ,s Pharmacy. a'''nents' A,s
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FOR SALE-4One dwelling; nine rooms and bath; large lot; south and east front; fine lawn; shade trees and hedge; near car line, and in good neighborhood; real bar gain. One dwelling; four rooms
 and bath; near car line; on easy erms. Three beautiful los, ter raced and well located; near car line in fine neis,,borhood. For in- formation and terms see or phone
 Hollis Real Estate Co.,, phones and 112. 7-25-tf
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The Speeders
By Kathleen Fox

EDITORS NOTE-The Graphic is able this morning to resume the Speeders after several weeks, during which time efforts have been made to straighten out the manuscript fur nished for this interesting story. This has been successful in the degree that the series starts again with but two missing chapters. Copy for this story is furnished the Graphic di- rect from the author, chapters being sent as Miss Fox prepares them.
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NEW TOR KspoT.

New York, Sept. 22.-snot co++ox quiet; middling 3O.54. ''o'
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME-Look at these: Five room modern home, modern, large lot, near 9th avenue near 18th and Cherry; four room, car line and first Ward school;
 2-story modern home, west of Main; Groom modern home.
 Rutherford Park; two choice lots in Rutherford Park; two choice lots on Laurel street; one lot, one block from 18th and Cherry. See A. G. Russell Home insurance Az ency, 12S Main street. If.
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ONE - Five passenger Ford tour ing car for sale, cheap. Call Roy Senyard, phone 1907, 203 Harding avenue.
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LOST - Tuesday afternoon, key ring with 15 or 20 keys; reward if re-
 turned to POS 1-2 West Barq., or phone 463. 9-23-3t
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plumbing shop is strictly union and always has been. Four com potent plumbers always on the job Prices reasonable; work guaran- anteed. Quick Service Plumbing, Loch & Owens. 9-19-6t You to dream sweet dreams on the Sealy mattress Simpson & Webb.
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Chicago gets it's water supply from the bottom of Lake Michigan.
 The pith of ordinary commercial use is obtained from elder.
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). IS FOR sAEE-AUTos.

FOR SALE-Ford coupe; in good
 condition. F. T. Smart Auto com pany. 9-22-6t
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No. IA FOUND.

- Big, black SOW in my
 field. Owner can have same by
 proper Identification. Apply 1219 West Barraque. Phone 2O6. 9-21-6t
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WANTED - To rent four or five room house; east end preferred;
 close to shops. Address "P." care Graphic, 9-1E-6t
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.nS Sugar futures lvs ws,s line s,sa,s p9ints ws. decline 'ts'I;', te ,,s,s closing q showed the maximum n'p''snbsr, 'a.' M
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FOR RENT Rooms for light house. K keeping; every convenience; easy walking distance of city; also bed X room for couple, for gentlemen
 Apply 713 Main street. Phone 214s. 9-19-6t
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LOST One Seal brindle French
 bulldog; reward if returned to w.
 J. Wilkins, 216 West Fifth, phone 752. 9-23-tf
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FOR SALE-Autos, Ford Form-a-
 truck for sale, $450; cash or terms. Wilson Motor company, 114 West
 Barraque street, phone s46. 9-1-tf
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FOR RENT One nicely furnished apartment; all modern convenient ces; to couple without children. Apply 901 West Third, or phone 1l2S. 9-19-6t
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FOR RENT One furnished room
 all modern conveniences; gentle
 men preferred. Apply 1909 West N Fifth. 21-6t
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FOR Sale, Two Duroc pigs, SOW and boar. Gall at 1705 w. 18th avenue, or phone 1903. T. E. Ow- ems. 9-17-St
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FOR RENT = Store space at All Main street; 8 feet wide, 70 feet X long; in the city's busiest block. c. G. Gillespie Co.,, phone 259S
 9-22-6t
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TOR RENT Two nice furnished rooms; close in. Apply GOA West
 Fourth Phone 1805. 21-4t
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FOR RENT One nicely furnished IApart; all modern conveniences to
 couple without children. Apply
 901 West Third, or phone 1123. 0-19-(t
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ROOM FOR RENT One furnished
 room; close in; all modern con |flveniences. Apply 636 Beech. Phone M Y6O. 9-21-6t
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FOR SALE = Two stripped Fords !; first class condition; first party with $500 gets first choice. 1912 Tire Co.,, 116 .W~Bar. St.
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FOR RENT Two nice bed rooms, upstairs, for gentlemen. Very
 reasonable. Phone 1236. House
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FOR RENT Furnished bed room; E close in. 418 West Fourth avenue. 5 9-22-3t
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A refined lady desires
 . position as housekeeper, for wid-
 over; would appreciate good
 home more than wages. Address \ Q. A., care Graphic. 9-19-6t
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FOR RENT - Two Furnished rooms for rent to couple without child ren; lights, water and gas. Apply 900 Main street, or phone 1906.
 23-6t
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COOK WANTED-1For family of two
 Phone 2782, 3O2West 14th. 9-23-6t
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FEMALE HELP

Young lady to work in Meat Departments; one who loves
 manicured nails need not apply.
 Central Grocery and aMrket. 9-23-6t
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TAINTED Two room apartment with bath; furnished or unfurnish- ed, for young couple without child rem. Call J. M. T., phone 365.
 9-22-6t
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Q WANTED-ROOMs

WANTED - To rent four or five < room house; east end preferred; !; s close to shops. Address "P.," care
 Graphic. 9-23-6t
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TO RENT Underwood typewriter,
 No. 5, must be in good condition.
 Miss Marguerettc Trotter, at Wm,
 Rosenzweig's. 9-19-6t ~~ THE Only union shop. Our
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WANTED Experienced cook. App ply 630 Laurel street. 6-18-6t
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

FOR RENT t Nicely furnished bed { room. 1109 West Third avenue.
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MALE HELP.

vVANTEDSaw mill men and track men. Apply Norton Wheeler Slave N company, Citizens bank build
 ing. 9-1-tf
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loR SALE One Shetland pony, harness and cart. Phone 1494.
 z < 21-6t c~-~~~c-~~s- <0R SALE Bargain, 1900 East
 large rooms, back and
 stEh eil wetsx end Eas in|
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A cook. Rosenberg &
 Burton, 121 West End.
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THE New Way Laundry is now op- ened for business. Phone S27. WANTED To buy a wardrobe trunk immediately. Phone 10S7.
 9-19-6t
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FOR SALE Two roll top desks at bargain. Adams Printing com
 (
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WANTED Experienced cook for small family; good pay. Apply at
 once to 1919 Chestnut street.
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WANTED Two large unfurnished E bed rooms; close in; best of ref
 erences. Phone 45. 9-21-6t
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LOST Person having my four
 clawed crocodile purse is known;
 return same by first and avoid trouble. 23-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

No IT FOR SALE-HOUSES.
 ~~~~~o~~~~~~->-~~~>S S~~->~>~~~-~~~>~~~~.~~ FOR SALE-Five room house, cor ner lot; lights, water and gas; easy terms. Wes of. Main. See A. G.
 Russell, Home Insurance Agency, phone 4S0-2496. 8-3O- I'm
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R SALE Full outfit blacksmith tooIs, at bargain. See R. E. Owen, Barq. and Cedar streets. \ Y z 9-23- 1mo.
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FOR SALE-Five room house on
 south side of Second ovenue, near Cotton Belt shops; easy terms. A, G. Russell, Home Insurance Az ency. S-25-1m
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QAlXElAVERTl5EKIENTS

front of house; lot 50x154. Price $265 cash and balance monthly McNew Realty company, phone 97l
 9-19-6t
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ATTENTION = Planters, we can furnish you becky cypress, suitable for cotton houses, barns or any rough buildings and will last for ever, at S27.50, delivered to any point in Pine Bluff territory in car lots. Can quote you low price on any rough pine boards or dimension you might need. Call us up. Phone 2720. Room 213 Git
 izens bank building. Pine Bluff, Ark. J. c. Love Lumber company.
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OPPORTUNITY For you to pro
 tect your family. Talk to c. F. Si-
 mons. The Security Benefit Assn, 116 Main street. If
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WANTED - You to think of the
 wife and little ones at home. c. T. Simons, The Security Benefit
 Assn, 116 Main street. If
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MANUFACTURERS.

90R SALE Underwood typewriter
 in good condition; can be examined sand tested. Apply to Thos. D. Ar S SbNckle, care Pine Bluff Daily
 3knphic. 9-23-6t
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-07
IRISH COERCION BILL IS PASSED;
 EXCITING TIMES

LONDON, Aug. 7.-The Irish CO., ercion bill was passed by the house of commons yesterday by vote of 2O6 to IS. Exciting scenes marked the progress of the measure to its third reading, and it was with great difficulty that order was maintained while the vote was being taken.
 When the result of the vote was announced, Joseph Devlin, National ist from Belfast, started demon stration and was suspended and sent from the house, and was followed from the building by his National ist colleagues, majority of the Labor party members and some Lib erals and Independents. As the pro- cession filed out of the chamber, those in line were jeered by the supporters of the ministry.
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RIOTING RESUMED:
 THREE MORE DEAD

DENVER, Aug. 7.--Rioting was resumed by the streetcar strikers last night, and in the clashes which occurred between the strikers and strikebreakers employed by the trac- tion company, three persons were killed and dozen injured. The dis orders continued throughout the night, in spite of the efforts of the police department, reinforced by several hundred citizen-volunteers.
 Two hundred and fifty regular soldiers reached the city at an early hour this morning from Fort Logan, and upon their arrival the mayor
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JONES AND RICHARDSON DISCUSS NORTHL LAND'S
EMBASSY OFFICIALS REFUTE
 CHARGES OF COMMITTEEMAN

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 7.- Officials of the Japanese embassy in this city have issued a statement in which they make emphatic de- nial of the charge that Japanese officials, and especially the Japanese consul at Los Angeles, have been guilty of conniving at the snug gling of Japanese immigrants into the United States by way of the Mexican border, as charged by Con- gressman Albert Johnson, of the house immigration committee.
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JONES |S EAGER
 ID HELP ALASKA:
 RICHARDSON TOO

SEATTLE, Aug 7.-Less conser- vation and more encouragement for the individual and the settler con stitute the primary needs for the development of Alaska, in the opin- ion of Senator Wesley L. Jones and Colonel Wilds P. Richardson, both of whom addressed the members of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon.
 The former chairman of the Alas ka Road commission declared that Alaska had suffered mere and with less compensation during the war than any other section of the coun- try. "On the occasion of my recent visit to Alaska" the colonel said,
 q found the oldtime spirit lacking, but there still remains confidence and hope"
 "I consider myself senator from Alaska as well as senator from Washington" declared Senator Jones, and he assured those present that he intended to continue to work for the best interests of the Territory, beth in and out of Con- gress. ::.-..
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FANTASTIC.

TOXIC, Aug. 7.-The statement of Congressman Albert Johnson of Tacoma recently that Japanese are being smuggled into the United States in great numbers, has had a tendency to increase the feeling here against the United States, created originally by the recent note of pro- test from the American Government and increased by subsequent attacks by Japanese newspapers.
 The Japanese foreign office has issued statement in which the Johnson charges are branded as fantastic and improbable.
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FUSION CANDIDATE
 WANTS MEN FREED

NEW YORK, Aug. 2. - Perley Christensen, presidential nominee of the hyphenated Farmer Labor party, has telegraphed Secretary of War Baker, making a special appeal for the release of Benjamin Salmon, a conscientious objector, of Indiana. "All such men enduring imprison- ment for loyalty to religious prin- ciples" should be given their imme- diate freedom" the telegram de- clared.
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APARTMENT HOUSE
 WRECKED BY FIRE

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. Mrs. Joseph J. Chanry of this city is dead and a number of others seriously injured as a result of fire which wrecked the Elton Court apart ments, on Eleventh avenue. at an early hour yesterday morning. Mrs. Chanry lost her life as the result of jumping from a fourth-story win dow. Miss NJ. Evans, who also leaped from the window, was seri ously injured. Edith Bogue is an other of the seriously injured.
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COAL AND OIL
 WILL HELP OUT NAVY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. IT, Upon his return to this city from Alaska, where he investigated coal conditions, Secretary of the Navy Daniels said that Alaska coal and oil will soon supply large part of the fuel required by the Pacific fleet of naval and commercial vessels.
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KEY FOR MANNIX.

DUBLIN, Aug. 7.-The Dublin corporation has voted unanimously to extend the freedom of the city to Archbishop Mannix, of Australia, who is now enroute across the At lantic from the United States. The British government plans to prevent the archbishop from visiting Ireland, because of his utterances on the Irish questions, but plans are being made, notwithstanding, for his re- ception here. -... ..:
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SIX MEN LOOT BANK;
 FLEE IN AUTOMOBILE E

DAVENPORT, Aug. 7.-The Com mercial Savings bank of Moline, H., was held up and robbed yes terday by six men, who made their escape in an automobile with ap- proximately $2O,OOO of the banks funds. Charles Mothler was shot and seriously wounded during a pis- tol duel between the robbers and the police.
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SMALL CHANCE BANNED
 BY DAWSON MERCHANTS

DAWSON.-Though luxury taxes call for small coins, the Yukon De-
 velopment league has rejected a
 proposal to introduce dimes and nickels into local circulation. Daw
 son never has had any smaller coin than the 25-cent piece, and will ad
 here to it. :.... -~.- :=. :
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KILLED
 DURING PRISON ROW

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Aug. '. Harold Newcomb, a life-termer in the state penitentiary, succumbed to- day to injuries received at the hands of Charles Wilson, also a life-term- CT, who struck Newcomb with a baseball bat during a prison base ball game.
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issued a proclamation placing the city under military control. As a result of the appearance of the troops, the city is more orderly to- day and it is expected that another attempt will be made by the trac- tion company to resume business.
 In the hope of preventing a re- currence of the rioting last night, Mayor Bailey ordered all theaters closed and a general request was made to citizens to remain at home after seven o'clock. But in spite of these precautions, fighting was resumed at an early hour and COIL tinued throughout the night .:
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Jim Adams, oldtime employe of the Alaskan Engineering commission, was an outgoing passenger on this mornings train for the end of steel, headed for the States by way of Anchorage.
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PLANE HITS HOUSE
 ON WAY TO PACIFIC

OMAHA, Aug. 7.-Plane No. 3, of the trio of machines which are blazing a trail to the Pacific coast with mail, crashed into house here while attempting to make landing, and was seriously damaged. Cap tain H. E. Hartney was in charge of the plant and had Eddie Ricken. bacher and several others aboard as passengers, all of whom escaped in jury.
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SCOTT FERRIS AHEAD
 IN OKLAHOMA PRIMARY

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 7.- Representative Scott Ferris is lead ing Senator Gore by heavy vote for the Democratic senatorial nom- ination. The primary election was held on Tuesday. ..- .>.-
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TY COBB WILL STUMP :.
 FOR THE DEMOCRATS

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Ty Cobb, star Detroit outfelder, probably will appear as Democratic speaker dur ing the campaign, according to an- nouncement made here today.
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CHICAGO TO INVITE
 ATHLETES FOR 1924

CHICAGO, Aug. '. - This city will endeavor to secure the Olympic games for the 1924 meeting. An invitation already has been extend- ed to the athletes.
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COOLIDGE WILL TOUR
 COUNTRY IF NEEDED

BOSTON, Aug. 7.-Governor Cal win Coolidge has announced that he will tour the country in support of the Republican ticket if the leaders of the party deem such action ad- visable
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AMERICA WILL STOP ...
 SMUGGLING OF ARMS

MEXICALI, Aug. 7. - United
 States Consul Boyle has been in- structed by the state department to cooperate with the American mili- tary to prevent the smuggling of
 munitions across the Mexican bor- der. ...... :~.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-07

Superintendent Volney Richmond of the Northern Commercial com pany, who came up river on the steamer Alaska, is authority for the statement that the run of salmon in the Yukon this season is the heavi- est ever recorded.
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COX EXPRESSES HOPE
 TAFT WILL AID DEEMS

DAYTON, Aug. 7.-Governor Cox has expressed the hope that William Howard Taft will use his influence this fall in bringing about the cleo tion of senators favorable to the League of Nations.
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Edgar Brooker, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Brooker of Nenana, left for the States on the steamer AL aska this morning to complete his education in Los Angeles.
 Leith Russell returned from a flying trip to Fairbanks today.
 J. R. Fowle, prominent Fairbanks business man, arrived in Nenana on today's gascar.
 Frank Sager, of the Montana Booming house, returned to Nenana today from a visit in Fairbanks.
 R. M. Brown was among those arriving in Nenana today from Fair banks.
 Mrs. Stella Madole came down from Fairbanks on the steamer AL aska this morning, and returned to the upper town this afternoon on the gascar.
 Robert Joseph Diven went to Fair banks today and will hold services in the Presbyterian church there tomorrow, returning to Nenana on Monday.
 Colonel J. G. Steese and R. J. Sommers expect to leave Fairbanks for the coast tomorrow or Monday. They are going out by way of the Richardson trail.
 First class mail is expected in Fairbanks late tonight or tomorrow.
 Walter Scott, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Scott of Nenana, was an out going passenger on the steamer AL aska this morning, headed for Se- attle to attend school.
 Volney Richmond reports that the Treadwell company is preparing to do extensive development work dur ing the coming winter on quartz properties recently acquired on Nix on fork, in the Kuskokwim country. By next spring, Mir. Richmond says, it should be known whether or not that district is to make a perma- nent quartz camp.
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MARINE BULLETIN.
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= = = Ss Ss = = ss SS = Ss - - ss Ss - - Alaska, down Nenana, 7:45 a. m. Pelican, up Tolovana, p. m., 9th. Yukon, up Circle, 2:30 a. m., 9th. Jacobs, up Labarge, a. m. Mail launch, down Circle, p. m., 9th. ... Whitehorse, up Stewart, 2:45 p. m., 9th.
 Casca, at Dawson.
 Selkirk, up Hootalinqua, 6:20 a. m. Canadian, at Stewart.
 Davis, up Holycross, midnight, 4th. Louise, at Louden, 9:45 a. m. Herman and Kotlik, at St. Mich ael.
 Kestrel, up Kantishna. Aenana, Where Balls and Rivers Meet
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OHIO RAILROAD TOWN
 WIPED OUT BY BLAZE

DAYTON, Aug. 7.-The town of Bradford, Ohio, a railroad center northwest of this city, was almost
 wiped out by fire this week. The
 loses will aggregate a million dol
 lars. :>.:.. .@ :. :.: ..-.=.=.:
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The steamer Panama reached Fair banks yesterday morning and will start back down river probably on Monday.
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BABE RUTH DELIVERS ~=
 FORTIETH HOME RUN

DETROIT, Aug. 7.-Babe Ruth, spectacular heavy hitter of the big leaguers, landed his fortieth home run in game here yesterday.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-07

An express office has beer opened in Stewart, in the Portland Canal district
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Leith Russell returned from a flying trip to Fairbanks today.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-07

Edgar Brooker, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Brooker of Nenana, left for the States on the steamer AL aska this morning to complete his education in Los Angeles.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-07

J. R. Fowle, prominent Fairbanks business man, arrived in Nenana on today's gascar.
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Henana, Where Rails and Rivers Meet
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