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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
JOINS OTHERS IN
 OPPOSITION TO TRAIN CARD

TYSON Nv T. The drrc.ot- a' The Chamber 0: Commerce ia se.- -i.u Ta -tay .a.ri 10 endorse a pe5- Test Ina. has been made by the Cham. 5 a. Camm,sc- ot Doue.1s aE4in7t Hse new train schedule announced b, tlo F. r X $. W. railroad The Doug. ..- argauizat.-n pointed ou, 'ha' ;a -ehedale ieave- Douglas wi,h to 'ra,a service we.; mii. l.5n ? m.
 The pro,c,' of 'ha pouc.as chamber Wa. sent 10 Garnet King genera. aeru, rs The road and states tha. poueia- - entitled 50 train west in Tho morning because Of the extreme. ' heavy uaflic 10 Tombstone Bisbeo, Nosa.es and Tncson The Dausld7 men a',o declare they would take he matter up wi,h the corporation com. mission l. ihe'r pro,e,' wa, no' hee !. ed.
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COURT CLERKS MEET

PHOENIX. Nov. r. Arizona laws ar, 10, len!eu, with cupid and too C. were with the clerks Of the superior courts. va, the decison reached by c'erk, Of superor courts Of the sJa'e who me, here today and organized for the purpose. i, was said. Of securing legislation for their protection at ;h3 coming session 0f the legislature
 While number Of matters were ci;e das needing legislative revision. the cour, clerks decided to stress the need change in the law relative 10 marriage licenses IL was brought out in the course oi the discussion ,ha, not infrequently license is R. su d when one Of the parties is ur- der age. the clerk having relied upon ihe word of lhe applicant.
 The clerks said that under the Ari- zona law it Is on'y necessary for the man 10 apply for marriage license, his intended bride no, being required to appear An effort will be made, they said. To have the law changed SO as to require The appearance Of both parties.
 Another legal amendment discussed was one having 10 do with filing anl dockeiing judgments
 Some clerks were unable to attend the meeting and il was decided to communicate with them by letter :n
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OF MORAL ORDINANCE COSTS WOMAN
 $50 IN POLICE COURT

MIAMI .Ar's, Nov l. Following the subm s,ioa of the evidence of 'he arrrs,.ug officer. together Wi.h ,hs cf The injured husband Grace Ks-n. who. wHa Andr.s Oceia. .s chlrs ! with a violation of A. nora ord-a. ances os ,h, ,'ats Nd, fed g., :a The ju-s c,u'; 'hi- afternoon. Oc.. Ia, ,oca. bIrbe-. who succeeded IT. making h. escape a; ,he uue Of ,a- arres. of Mir, Karc. vii make Ri, a7. pea-aucc in tae ,u-t.ye eour. ,h., a.- terao1u and pa, fine of similar amour. according a.aa arrsasrmc perfected ui,u Judge r. II McEle.o r,u. by ra- counsel flr .he defense
 Mrs K4r, N4s p'a,,d aui-r ar, .' d, m!dn.eb, Saturday when depuN sherltfs broke in ,he door o' room. ing house in Red Spr,-gs canyon. act. ing upon information supplied ,hea by :a- Nomsns lu,5ald Oceja mad' a flying lea through window aa ! made h.s e>cspc up the canyon .t. t.red ina sui of underwear and pair of lrusers
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STRIKE SeTrlEMeNT MADE
 AT VERA CRUZ. SAYS cONsuI

DOCGLAS Nov l> Conflicts c Vera Cruz be.Neen s;eyedores aad longshoremeu which mas been thres,- euiug 70 become general strike throughout the republic Of Mexico aai incinedtaCy endangering the indu - irlal conditions oi that country. have been satisfactorily arranged accorG- ing ,o jelegrsph.c information from the bureau Of information and foreign relations al Mexico City ,o Mexican Consul r. Alfonso Pesquiera
 A mutual agreement was signed yes lerday and working forces immedia, . ly resumed their occupations. giving preference to ships carrying mai and valuable cargoes 10 foreign countries, according 10 the telegram
 immediate action will be taken Co alleviate civil strife and internal di'. fcult'es arising in the republic. o. ncisls said
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CHECK AND WIFE FACE
 CHARGE OF SHAVING FArhEa

PHOEN \, Nov. l7.-Nictor Checl and his wife. Be,le Check. of Tope. ka. Kan, were arraigntd this eveu- ing on charge O. murder in connection within ;he death Cf Checks fathe., Thomas ] Check. aged ~. healIi seeker, on the night of November r. They pleaded not guilty. Their pre-. iiminary hearing was SC; for ne\i Monday Check was released undo, S25.0OO bond and his wife under S50ri. Bruises were found on the elder Check afi,r his death and neighbo.s testified al yesterdays coroner's n. quest to having heard at various times sounds indicating Cheek Was beating his father One witness tes <: fled to having heard blows and voice, indicating Mrs Check was beating the aged man. who was reputed 10 be wealthy.
 Various allegations were contained in the murder charge against Victor cheek lied Sy Coun;y Attorney l.. NJ. l.auoy. One was tha; Check. "wiih deliberation.' reconciliation malie" .uN in.pu. ft. hag.ap fb. daa'h ,f r Check" made assaults upon the cid ' Check and tortured him on numeroU, and repeated occasions. an alleged in cideni on November lo being cite, and that Victor Check in such ma - ner did kill and murder" his father.
 Another allegation was Ina; the younger Check failed 10 provide pro per medical attention for his fathe-. though snch attention was needed
 Vet another Was taa, thr young ? Cheek inf'ic.eJ noris. wound, on t'.' person Of hl- father which becau~ o' ,he disordered condition of he la. Ter, caused h,m ,c die
 The chsrge agains, Nr,. Check d. legged assault wi,h in,en, to has'.. The death O; T Cheek and faiu.s to provide proper medical attention
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THREE lNPURED AS ORE
 TRAINS CRASH ON HILL

}"SHEE Nov. II A \. Chipman. locomotive fireman on Sacramento Hal was seriously injured yesterday af;cinocn and William Brown. engi- irrc ana !. Coin. brakeman. severely shaken and bruised. when an empty waste train going ID the hin from damp No. crashed m,o a loaded ,rliu coming down The nil. a; a poin. above Naco road opposite The old q. X A hospital.
 Chipman va, caugh; in a door ol h, cab, and his righ, arm was so badly crashed that !, vill probabl. have 10 be ampu,a,ed Brown ann Com were injured by jumping from he ira;n
 Brown. engineer oi train No lo5.
 said ;o have mistaken stop sig ua. given by sNiichman a, p-s- ing station. Tor s.snal ;o proceed. and mel No. IDS as ]. was coming doan ,Ae hill The engine on los was behind he cars and the loaded cars crashed in:o ,lr engine Of be
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APACHE PRINCIPAL PROTESTS
 USING SCHOOLS FOR DANCING

PHOENIX. Nov. r. The sta.e board Of education today received from F. w welch, principal Of ;hs school at Nutroso. Apache coun.y. a protect against the use oi the school fer dancing parties He writes il was d practice which. he said ".ong since. should have been re.egated 10 n, archives Of forgetfulness In order ,hs, he migh, speak with some author ity Co the parent.teachers association of his locality. he asked the view O. the state board The board. feeling it lacked jurisdiction in the matter, planned 10 answer by advising that the dance dispute be settled by tho local school board
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C'TY cF PHOENIX PLANS
 TO OPPOSE GAS RATE RAISE

PHOENIX NaT T., lnd.c4tioaa .aa. .he c.s Of Phpen'x may fighs ro9o,el increases .u gls rates were forthcoming a. ;oday.s meeting 0: ,ha ely esmn.s- W J Huas'a ot Chicago. VII. h4- been ,aintd -J .a4, ,hr .as re-.- O. 'he pubic Were ao. u.ac. .'i pardy Mayor w Ii. Puuhsu a.a.use,5 &; The me s.ng
 Th- Paciac Gas and Electric com rai, r--er.-y a-ael ,he state coroors non commission for authority p .a crea- is late, on gas serv!ce il PA1eniN Hearing ot ;h- app, cation 8,, ,e: i3r November 23
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STEPHENS WANTS TO
 BE U. S. MARSHAL

P.fOFNIX. Nov. l1.-Ei stephens, secretary Of the state livestock board, is an aspiran, for the office of United states marshal. and according to his friends has good chances of landing this highly praised political plum. SeV- era! other names have been mentios- ed for the post. the most formidable being that of Hugh Daggs. long promiutut figure in capital ely politi- cal circles.
 Joe Y. Prochaska. state game war den. is also considered a candidate. and the name of Frank R. Stewart has been frequently mentioned though i; i, understood that the latter has higher aspira ,ions. which h. expects to haye fulfilled Of his friend. Ralph Cameron.
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REPAIR WORK ON PAVED
 HIGHWAY STARTS TODAY

EorGLAS, Nov x Work ot re- pairing <e broken payemen,s along ;ho Doug's~-E;s sbee highway will b. commenced today l; was stated yes- ,erday by sd Smyih. oun'y enr.neet
 Mr Smy'h said Ina; the small crack, would be :'.led wi'h pure as pha.' NhiIr the sunken points and ih large crack, will be repaired with a mixture of asphal, and other material
 The county wil do the work with ou, letting eor:-ae' The ensinee. said he had d capable crew 10 pu; To work or ,he ppb lle added Ina, tha vprkmen MI spend such time on tae repairs a, i- necessary 'o pm; the aayemeu, in go5d shape
 Tn, break, in the pavement o.. cured last summer They were al ,r'hu,ed in par; ,o ,h- traffic Of heavy army truck. hauling heavy load, o' rock rom ,hr vicinity of Pores, sta. lion
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NAVAJO COUNTY FAILS TO DISTRIBUTE ITS
 SHEEP TAX MONIES

PHoENlX. Nov. r; That Navajo county has failed 10 distribute it. transient herd moneys on sheep for the fast two years. was the iact dc ye.oled q; recen, conference be- tween the members of the Navajo county board of supervisors and the stare tax commiss on.
 Where sheep and cattle range from one county to another, it is custom. ary for the owner 10 file afiidavits showing the number of head range in the various counties for each month in the year The tax on the animals is then paid to the county treasurer of inc county in which thu owner has hi, residence. and dstr;- buted in conformity With the atiidl- wis.
 This distribution has no, been mad !. i' i, claimed by Navajo county and Maricopa county and Pima, are among those who are holding the sack r. the meantime some of the Navajo county sheep men have located what they term their headquarters ranch in either Mar.copa or p:nal. with n" re,u', that considerable confusion has arisen. This can be eliminated, the rax commi> sioners told the Navajo sr pervIsors. if they will make the rc quired remittance 10 the state treas urcr to cover the transient sheep baud, Surprise Was expressed by the superyisor- that such remittance had no, been made and they prom'sel 10 conduct an investigation to deter mine why the county treasurer had no; remi'tod in accordance ~i'e ih law
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APACHE INDIANS WED

PRESCOTT. Nov. l5.-A full-blood' cd Apache wedding with Apache wit nesses. celebrated in the American style and with an American justice O: the peace officiating. was feature il: Judge Charles II. McLane's office a, the court house.
 NJ. E. Wellington and Laura May Butler were the Indian bride ani groom concerned in the celebration. They came to Prescott from Mesa for their license and have returned to that locality to make their home there
 Judge McLane insists that no, on!v the bride and groom. but both wl;- nesses were full-olooded Apache5. pointing as proof 10 the two names signed in the spaces reserved on the license for witnesses: George Harris and Lester Rufiner.
 'Th.s is tho frs; real Indian we'd ding in the American style I've Ina ' the pleasure of conducting for a lons time" said Judge McI.ane as he kiss- ed the bride in accorrauce with th. established American custom.
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PHYSICIAN SAYS AMERICA
 HAS 4 LITTLE RELIGION
 AND BIG NSCiENCE E

PHoENIX, Nov. No country in ihr world had so i;iie religion snj 50 .lea; conscience ss the United states. Dr John Bowman. director Of The American College Of Surgeons, declared in an address today before ;heh Women, club of Phoenix. Speak ing on Ideals. pr Bcwmon defined ate something ouI of ;his energy and coAsc.ence
 American ,dea'ism take. 'he for. |, of enthusiasm .emo.ion and cons c.rnre. he said
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CARLOAD OF PHOENIX PEOPLE WILL ATTEND iNAUGURATiO
 CEREMONY AT MEXICO CITY

PuOENIN. Nov i7 The cry com m.-s sion today ds,.gnatrd member rf the comm m.ss!on and Cify C.erA Frank Thoma, fo represent The ci;. 4 -Ae Inauguration ot C nera. Aiyaro O1res5n as president ot Mexico No member oi the commission was nam ed specifically Enough Phoenix peo= pie ro f.u one sleeping ear have sig nii.ed their intention Of being pas~"1- ger. on ;he special 'ra.n leaving Nc. ga.e. for Mexico C,N 70 attend the iragsura. ceremonies
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
TOMBSTONE MAY. HAVE BOY SCOUTS.

1T the movement started by paren,s interested in the welfare of the.r boys meets with the approval of the majority of the parents in Tombstone il wi. not be long before this con. muniiy will be enjoying the benefits of Boy Scout Club. according to tn. arnouncemen, or the committee. who has the investigation in charge ,Jo day
 A; m-e,.ns he'd al the Congreg-- ;iOnai church last night. committee composed o; Lee Q. WooIery. Alfred (. Lockwood and F.. IT, Reeves was a2potn;ed 70 investigate the condi. ion, here and interview lhe parenrs ol ,he ely w!lh ,t view of reporting at d meeting to be held tonight to ascertain whether the movement shou.d be pushed ;o completion and a charter applied for
 I.t,r night, injecting was sn;hus:. a..ie. according to those who were ,.. attendance and large number O. b1y- wuo ar interested in ,he nov ges- here with the5r parents
 
 Lee 0. woo,e''y. who is on. of ,hs m-- interested in boy, welfare Sork n ,hc city. gave an interesting talk an he boy scou, increment; and io.. .owing general discussion ,ae move .p appoint an .nyr,, ga;ing committee mrt ~.'h unanimous approval fo- quick action
 The comm.t'se were d; work today and Nill repor, al ;he meeting to be held ,onleh, a, the church rooms.
 In orde. t1 obtain a charter the Boy Scou, movement, mus be fathered oy some organization or three prominent ct.z,u. ct comuu.ty. bu, from tha u-cres, displayed al last night meeaag there will be 10 obstacles ea. eou1,efel' on ,al> score. it i> The opiA 1n os .as .ead-r-
 The Boy Srm. mlE. u-a-. a- .,er.. ea. knows .s naa~eecar-au and aa boys aao .ki,h 10 jo.n t4e Scoa.- are @e omo and s,h- movement goes through ,ou:eh' d. 'aerr Is Ho Ioub. ol Vaa. wt. aH .a..,si..n 70 al boy, lu ra- e.y 10 sat-r Scou. Ni.I be ...l,d.
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uRPlE pgATH" RAGING

THOENIX. Nov l5 That the "pIs- pie death" Is sweeping throhgh Fo-t Apache WAS word received at the O.. flee of the staIe ypard Of health. which will begin immediate investlga. iion An epldenir or the dread dIs ease Is terrifyiny The Indians of tho dlstrlc, it is sad. The disease a. described by the indians. is series cf ehills. the third chill making the pa,ient unconscious arS followed by death, when the deceased al once turns vivid purrte
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STATE LAND BOARD
 AGAIN IN SESSION

PHOENIN, Nov. l6,-At it's first session since the election. the state land board today considt red s,a'e iand contest based on equities ii which both parties involved are weil known in Pima county. The case was that Of Richard Rcnstadt versus the la O>a Livestock and Loan company in which the comany sought renewal Of a lease on the state land on which Ronstadt also filed application.
 Testimony was to the effect that five years ago when the lands were selected and leased. Roustadt had 3o head of cattle and secured ] 3-i acres of land This was he'd tc be enough land for that number ot cattle. The existence Of an agreement. entered in to al that time. between RoPstaf and the La Osa Company was also asserted. l. was brough, out that since that time Ronstadt has acGuir- ed considerable catle interests and requires additional range. The equi- lie, as hcwe,u Honstadt and inc La O,a company were discussed by the had beard during the greater part of 'hr day No decision 10 take up ua- finished business al snecial meetin 70 be held within lew day-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

regard Co the matters discussed The meeting was presided over by Lloyd C. Henning. of Navajo county. If. II. Farmer, of Yuma. acting as secr=- tary. Others present were Claude Berryman. of Maricopa county. anl his chief deputy. w. II. iinnville: |. S. Udell. of Apache county. ]. w.. Wentworth. Of Giia county; Mrs. olive C Tailor. Of Pima county, an l Tom |. Reese. of Coconino county
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HUNTERS BAY 12co RABBITS
 IN GovERNMENT DRIVE

PHOENIX. Nov. l6.-Oyer l200 raD- bi's were killed today in jackrabbi. drive he'd al Avondale, farming ii,tric, 3o miles south Of Phoenix.
 The drive was NTected 5y. w. A. G1christ of the United States biol, gical survey. who came here at the request Of farmers who complained he rabbits were destroying crops
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
MY! BUT BETTY IS SORE.

1T al the ono maid, are O. th' .yp. aaI di, ,.o,i,ion Q, Bet'y Thoma' a, Martins Ferry. me Ar!zona COW .uncher. who are asked to correa pad wi.h Hy,y and her tr.end- hae better look a little ou;
 Yesterday Postmaster Pau. Smi'l rc.ey,d sweet tr tt;,c missle fro.". ,wc, teee, uue Betty ia which ,nr .o,;uas.er ,> taken considerably io -k for having published in "-mal .awu newspaper ;h, letter c, h', r.4ra. M.~, May Gump. which a|. p-ar.d .u inc ca.umn, oi Inc Da,y Pro,pcc:or several weeks aco
 Ani my bu' hyl,y is 'eNed
 |, seem, tAa; she "dauc 'he sam Is Mary Gamp and w.o,e letter ask as .ltt some niee. brave and roman .c caNpunche' corr -pond N.'h her. 55ae.e- -h, sen. her letter 90 Ru,''. leaaua. completely unaware ot ,hr aa. ,u., they don't punch COWS vla na,s--syk, However Beay say. rr postmaster there was 90 nice ha; .. .4Hs.d b,r ,he name ot ooa- anrle- o-'end Hu. Pos,ma,irr r X Sm Q. Tombstone. was no, man aolra 'o 1o ,h., for Mary Guml 4a..u- uscy, and gave Mary, ie'
 .. ..a. 'eAn pt.-r A..e e. ntu,sl.l.uA uAk He.y .ers. e, - a.a.. The .gyms t'l miss.r s.aa-E m anger ,9 ihe Tombstone - master Beside. beng u"ma-. ar.y e,r- tc. .a- Tomo. ,ne pos. Hs-.e-I. d ..marv for H,ty alm';, .aa Mary Gam1 $ ony two year, hae ,ealr and she !, only sweet i6 Ira la
 Ta.- was tAe ou.y information Be, 7. fos.o, ;o .ac.udr in her nice letter ,o she added ma, in p9stserip,
 And herel, the way Betty, uaush /
 r.r. Tell. i, to- the loea,P. NJ:
 Martins Ferry O. il-le'2a. '-4 Sm.th. Tombstone Ar.z
 S.r.
 a- very dear friend Of Mss iJap. -tae Ohio naia,n writing To vou ,o haze yoa strictly understand 1. she va, uo, writing fora hus- ,aad -bu just iar The iun Of core. bonding l. my.e';. done the same. ou' sea, my addres, to Butte. Mon l@a and he the Postmaster was maa -nousa 10 take the rlgh, meaning and ,end me cowpuncher's address f was judging Arizona by you ce7- ain.y would say from what know Arizona Is lar from manner.y or cly.- l.zed
 Kindly publish this in your small own paper" and If you need any. more such news just write to:
 BETTY THOMAS.
 Snarty.
 Why Mary is only 2yrs my ST and am only l6
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ACCIDENT

KiNGMAN. Nov. ls -Oue of h" mos; horrible accidents in year oc- cured ,oday' when J. 0. Erio,t was killed al the railroad crossing oq Fourth street He was driving | truck for George Sergeant when the train hi; the truck and killed hl:G instantly.
 The deceased has wife and seY- eral children. Mrs Elliott Is now ai Valentine Fern and Blanche Elliot, are two daughters
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
I5sTH. ARlZONAS OWN.
 WILL BE RE-ORGANiZED

PHOENiX, Nov. l5 The Arizona National Guard. as reorganiZed will consist of infantry. cavalry and field artillery under plans worked out at the recent conference of regular ar. my officers ana state adjutants gen. erai al San Antonio. Colonel Walter < lngalls. adjutant general of Ari- zOna. announced today.
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ASKS GOVERNOR TO
FIND HER HUSBAND

PHOENIN. Nov. l5.-Because she was al her last resources. Mrs. F.. L. Gfeenwell St. Paul. Minn., appealed tl Governor Campbell to help her find a,r husband Her pathetic letter was made public ai the governors cfiice Satur lay The governor replied that hc only hep he could give would be by m, king public the letter for publi- cation The letter follows: "Goye,nor of Arizona, Dear Sir
 "I am taking 'he liberty of asking ycu to find my husband. He has a brother living in Arizona somewhere. He is mining engineer in copper mne. WEI you kindly please find hin, for mt lt can find his brother l can easily tind ou, from him where my husband is.
 Please oh. please. help me find him have a little baby and 1 am a my las; resources and | do no. hrow what 10 dc only know the brothers name. GreenNoN Oh. in the name nf heaven. help me find my husband
 Hoping you will answer as soon a7 poss bic
 T remain. Yours sincerely.
 AIRS. F. l.. GREENN ELI.
 General De. : Paul M!un
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LOST GASOLINE TANK.

Speaking ot aH au,omJb.e running on . reputation occurs mostly in :a4 F,r3 joke book but ar mc.aen, tau happened .n r4a...y occurred b.. .raea Tomb,:oae and Fairhanh !as Thursday evening
 raa .a:, .s no. Ford joke au, rue s,ary gtn be proven by q s.ane' s.s asy-d 1- -.s.ea' at .a ,h ,e co.lna,. for k ber; Bob" Reai e,a-fo.v d.pu.y sin -.'t. .s-a, F.. b.ai :-lnacaly ar,o o.::s;as f3: his e4-a.a- aab frum h.s Dodgr eWns car
 Reed. aAo dt,u mo Tom5,tunr fr m E.sbe.. ace mpau.ed by Harry u4ary. O. t4s Tombstone Come mrc!Al
 ampauN. s-oppyd d few moments in this ci,y to drop Mr Heney oti at h. ,oeai establishment and continued o4 down 70 n home al Fairpanh
 Arriving al h.- home he stopped .c o,en The gate and ,he motor qui, coll
 stepping on the starter i' failed ,o slrt and thinking he. had run og- o' gas Mr Reed. went back 10 take } peep in the tank
 Cold ch.'i-. a.toul-hment ant cha grin romped al random over the coun- .enance Of Mr. Reed. who for the frs. um- in his life didn't believe what h. ssw. ana make a very close exam ina,Iol Of the place shere the tank had been before advising his better half ot lhe freak occurrence He started for the house several times to anounce the miraculous happening bat each time returned to give one more look and 10 make certain that he really made the trip home on the cars reputation
 When he recovered from the shock he figured ou; that he had run the nine miles from Tombstone to Fair bank on the gas remaining in the ears vacuum system. which was the soc ,upp,y coupled with the coasts " down ihe hills between here and h,s home
 In the meantime Reeds Dodge is stalled in h,s garage pending the lo. eating Of the tank. but Bob is telling all h.s friends how his ear runs on iis reputation. and that if the man or woman who picked the tank up on the Fairbank road does not feel ih- clined 10 return il to the lawful owner they needn't bother although he would like to put il back as it adds slightly ts the ornamental appearance Of his car
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pANOOlFO SUIT TO
 TRIAL IN PREScOT

PHOENIX. Nov F. Trial oi .h~ islander act'n broueh, by Smue. ( Paud3i.o. former presiden, O. tn Pan Motor company. agains; Norr' Gp.dNAl.er ot jh., city Is schedule | at tne November session Of the Un.- god sia;e- district court which con. ,eae- a. Prescott mex, Monday
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POSSES scouR HILLS FOR
 AMAOCvIlLE STORE BURGLARS

MORALES. Ariz.. Nov. I3.--Posses are securing the hills about Amado- vile for Mexican bandits who robbel ihe general store of Verlusco & Soto. taking away approximately s2Oo ir loo;.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

Speaking Q. aH au,om5bie running on "- reputation occars mostly in ;ae F,rt joke book hu' an incident tina, happened .n rea..N occurred b. .vaaa Tom5.:--a and Fai"harh ias-