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PRODUCE MARKETS..
COE'FEE

NEW YORK. OCT. iaHwhile no disturb.
coffee trade here today. there wa. a
urine, ,t, DECLINE in the futures market.
continued iiau.datioa. Par, OF this was
IN me shape OF exchanges from December
to Iaier months. bui otherwise there was
and the December long intcres, was eyi.
aehity forced 70 offer prices on sharply
o e,i q, a decline OF u TO 10 points and
soId OIL TO 6.is for December and III for
May. with the general list closing a, a
"a dne ecn, OK to - points. oetober
7.S9: May. 1.77; July. 1.si: September. sis:
~: Santos y: iihsl2l. Some OF the
cost ami freight Offers were n shade
higher AMI others about UNCHANGED. They
included santos y and Or at ?.joff 1919
London credits. No RIO offers were re-
ported.
rhe official cables reported an unchanged
nArket at Rio ON Monday but an advance
%: W rcis In the dollar buying rate while
new style Santos futures were ~ TO- "a
rs!s love-. Rio exchange on London un-
JuputanE receipts. 5000. Yesterday was
holiday IN Brazil we'll in the
local market.
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SlMN FElNERS THREATENED
WITH DEATH bI UMKN0WNS
Anonymous Letters state They Will
Revenge ISilIrnE OF Crown
Members.

by NHHOCIUtcW I'rfSS.
CORK. Oct. lS.--Thc Cork Echo. to-
day received an anonymous letter
purporting to emnnate from the SUI
preme council, Cork circle or the
antiS'nn Fcin Society" threatening
death to Sim Feiners IL the killing OF
members OF the crown forces con-
,inucS.
The society is unknown to tho Sim
Feiners but tho letter is accepted as
authentic. 1t threatens the death OF
two Sim Feircrs for every member
OF the crown killed. and In the event
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CIiICAGO. Oct. l3-Cattlc: receipts. n.
~. market very duh; choice steers
Pie bulk and good choice Is so sr ITtd
in-u! uii Hradts. :5c lower: common kinds
SOW. steady: bulk grassy EtH.ru sT;T
No: best COVE, s09Ga,5o. Gamers 3.i;4
1'!a about stead: ms!lum grades 6.2Ssi
...b un.Ncnly lower. bologna bulls mostly
c.cgffs76; v.ai calves tSc lower rs 5, a. u =
grassy kind. dun. s.60hilp: FEEDER cat
tie stendy to shade easier: receipts: West
rms. 900; best Western steady. LIS q, 1870
Dln.a h!ndS mostly soc lower. So fl II 90.
Hogs: receipts 1870: mostly 10 TO Sc
nlEhsf; closing weak with par, OF a1 :
vance lost; top. lt.a9: one load; bulk light
and eutchc!s. li.3)@ is.sl: bulk packing
SONS t.ios, 49,. ,?ie.. strong. bulk desir-
ahi. kinds around l5.nl.
Sheen: receipts. 5000: fat stocks SLOW
about stead win Tuesdays average: good
noon: TOP natives is.lo: bulk. il..5 ii. o. /:
TAI ewes SOD: bulk. as SIS: fat Western
steers 80; feeders. steady; choice feeder
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CURB MARKET,

By Universal SesYIrs.l
NEW YORK. Oct: l3.--Thc market &c.
ION or many STOCKS traded IN ON In.
hroad street curb indicated that tho mas,
OF Issue. watch had declined from high
prises or year ago have become an
chor"d TO a trading level which has been
esstaolsshed In the pact few weeks. and
tncrr mas been no sustained RESPONSE In
the way of advances in their secmritIe.
. na,i In ON the outside market. slmm,
from ior TO TO- ouIy moderately above
Its ns,o Low record and there was a small
General Asphalt was the only active fea.
iurs IN this group that stock moving ur
from Oh. to % In the flrs; hour. and los.
ne a good part OF this gain around
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SOFT COAL SLASHED So A
TON By CHICAGO DEALERS
Greater Mine Production and Smaller
| Industrial Consumption Given
ns RcRsuns.

tBy Universal ServiceO
CHICAGO, oct. i3.--Il!inois soft
coal declined 81 to $3.50 a ton. whole
sale. today. The announcement was
made by William O'Rourke, score
tary Of the Independent Coal Dealers
Association. Coal that had been SELL
ing Wholesale FOR 81 and Sc ton
was quoted AT Sc and $3.50. Greater
production at the mines and falling
of in consumption at industrial
plants was given as the cause for
the decline. Coal men estimate pro-
duction to date this year exceeds pro-
duction Of this date last year By
more than $4,000, 900 tons.
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URGE COTTON GROWERS
TO PLANT LESS ACREAGE
Meeting of Farmers. business Men
nnH Cotton Producers Adopt
Strong Resolutions.

JACKSON. MISS. Oct. 13.-Farm-
crs, business men and cotton pro-
ducers met here today and adopted
strong resolutions urging tho reduc-
ton OF cotton acreage for the next
crop, the holding OF certain percent
ages OF the present crop on the mar
ket and general holding OF the prea
ent stocks for better prices.
President Harding. OF the Federal
Reserve Board. sent communication
to the meeting assuring 1t of the CO.
operation of the Federal banks in the
financing OF cottnn.
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To Test Cation Prices Abroad.

announcement was made today that
plans had been formulated by the
West Texas Chamber OF Commences
and Endorsed by Secretary Baker, OF
the Texas Farmers Union. for the
shipment of 1000 bales Of low grad.
cotton to each OF three European
countries To test the market abroad
The cotton will be shipped at the
owners risk.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Oct. i5.-Thc local marie.
Z TOT raw sugar was unsettled again today
with traders awaiting Developments in
taba There were no offerings of Cubas
or les nominal. although there was a
SAFE az $50 bags OF Brazil centrIfugais
at tho close there were further offerings
81 some OF these sugars on which the duty
the equivalent of &c for Cubas. cost and
freight.
abe ;narke; for refined was unchanged
az lie for mn. Eranula;cd.
BUSINESS was again OF fa.r propo. lions
and thee seemed to bc a pretty good
inquiry. although IL noted that tn.
demand seemed to be confined TO near by
shOpment only.
Sugar futures were weak and closing
prices were ~ 70 ~ points ne; lower Or
a: the lowest OF the day. The decline
was due {" continued Humiliation ard
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L. $. 10 Aid Aland Island se,,rcmcn,

LONDON, Oct. l3.--An intcrnational
committee soon TO be appointed by
attempt at an applicable settlement OF
the Aland Islands case. Will include
an American member. The American
government has Indicated It's willing
ness to suggest member OF the COM
mittee IL an invitation to do so were
formally rendered.
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NINE

that Sim Feiner is not available
three sympathizers VIII be killed and
laity and clergy or all demon mat Ions
II also threatens tho death OF n Sittn
Feincr for any member of the CROWN
forces wounded. - ,aH'i
Copies of the letter have heen aj
dressed to other Cork newspapers 'and
to the parish priest OF Bandon, BROTH
err of the Bishop OF Cork
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MAY ExPEND RELIEF FUND
FOR CANAL IMPROVEMENT
Famine Committee Investigating
watcrwa! which Trnvrrsea
SiricIsrn NcEiOnE.
iBy Associated Press.l

PEkiN. Oc,. i3.-The ;amiN" com
mittee is Investigating a. proposal TO
devote the major portion OF the sum
Red Cross for relief work To i'm
proving the Grand Canal. which
travcrses the famine stricken re-
gions.
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C0TrONSEEn OIL

NV NORk. oct. la.-Further weakness
developed in co,tonseed al! today as a
result o: lower crude prces Southern
and offerings from wall Stree; account
With iate rallies of few points on
points lower on futures and l0l lower on
snots. Sales. $500 barrels. Prime crude.
$50. sales: prime summer yellow spot,
closed 100: October; uo5: December. ii.4s
March. ll.6r. all bids Prime winter yell
low and summer white nominal.
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, PETERSBURu PEANUT MARKET.
Reported by Rodgers. Plummer e Co mo
Petersburg, Va Oct IL 1870
SPANISH. FANM;RS STOCK-Market
weak: no sales reported.
FiRtiSfAS. FkRMERS STOCK-MarNet
weak: sulcs reported
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dry goods market today. worsted yarn
spnncfs began samping work for next
tAIH burlaps continued quiet wish offer
INKS at much lower prices In some spots
Knit goods werc duh.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
daily, unless otherwise shown) published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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pIddlirr 70 point. lower at 2.75 cents:
ihe sales were q 20 bales
here!pts OF cotton In bales at some OF
2ifIi New OtIssn. 5Ct5; Savannah III:
:ha. Iehion Ia3; Augusta. 1851: Memphis.
NEW YORK. Oct I3.-Ca,ton future.
dropped to tho lowest figures zinc. 1871
on, the cotton exchange hero today. All
bficet w"r" below % cents. The ihst prIc"
auoteb on root cotton was g cents Monday.
TN" TOP price for rpot cotton was t3ts
quoted IN Jun" this year. The price has
declined ever since.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

Richmond Union Etock Yards ,,3ls "
!. Riuhwond ava, Dot, 10. 100
ssst sas ses 5s IS sss 81 Ga
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Through rice.
no sales; receipts. 1880 sacks: mi!iers re-
ceipts. SOB Clean rice. duiet: safes:
Honduras i,6i3 pockets. "a. 6, 81. Bue Rose.
g;i9s pockets 7H1: bran. pcr ton. $50:
Polish $50 Recelpts. gSS;
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NAVAL. STOKES.
SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. I3.-Turpentne
rece!nts az: shipments. IS; stock. 1896
Ros!n. firm: sales. 3Os: receipts. 1854: ship
F. G. II. /. X. 81. y. VIC. WV 1879.
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-cotton goods and
yarns continued du, and weak in tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

NEW. ORLEANS. Oct. i3-New low
levels Tor tins season were made by cotton
touay on q rsllinS movement that had !,s
inceniion in the wenkncs, OF Liverpool
Yesterday. pr!vIte cabl.gra!ns from the
English market said that values there
ned been affected by continued financial
ana Industrial depression. The opening
here was lower ana the decline finally
amounted 20 u to CO points. After the
nrss set IN caused by shor, covering re-
ports that trade interests wcr. buying
lions.
IL carried prices hack within TO 10
point. OF Mondays close. but in the last
half hour OF the daY the market -aprcd
again. nnaliy closing at net losses OF
u 20 point. December traded 30
t.lQ at It's iowCst and closed a 1852
The weather over the bel, was as dry
a. ever hrd this h.lpcd tho decline OF
carry trading while the nrmed tone az the
weekly CROP and weather rcaorts from
me government hoIpcd nut prices 10 their
lowest levels. The wNath outlook VA q
not ssni!rely sa,isfac.ory because OF the
low barometer wet Of the belt. .nd!cat-
Ing rain. which would he dainncin;: with
80 much cotton onen In most States ~
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por. movement:
New York-Niddl!ng 23n: stock % SIC
Minor porta-Stock. 1876.
,,r Total t,oday.hsce!pta. 2iois: e1potrs. i6.-
Total for week-Ree-ip,s. la277:: exports,
Te.ai .,i,e.. fer, season-Heeeip,.. sasn: eI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
--==-a--------7=- PRELIMINARY HEARING IN MURDER ASSAULT CASE.

The pr ,iminary hearing n. tho ,.-e. os .Ae S:ate vs the Sea, Bros cllrsSd ai,h a;;emp; 70 commit mu-. lv- aa ne person of k K Lewis, near McNra. in March of this year. was on before Judge Wentworth on the ju-..ce c,ur: la:e this afternoon an following ;he hearing both were bound over 10 the action O. ;he Su- p7.s1r court. The Seal Brothers ar" cAareed with having shot down Lewis during a quarrel near their ranch
 Lewis who was severely wounded in he spine which has pl:aiyzei h.- legs. was 10: expected D live lie recovered. however, and appeared al :he preliminary trial today. The shoo,- ins drew considerable attention 3, he lime l: occurred due to the lac. ,na; Lewis was one Of The Jurymeii qualified in the panel of 2i 10 sit on he deportation trial of II. F. Woo. :on, and it was one of the mishaps that occurred 10 several jurymen du'- ing the trial of ;he case, one having committed suicide and another hay. ing ,aken seriously III and died.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
WOMAN ESCAPES THROUGH
 PULLMAN WINDOW CAUGHT

TUCSON oet .,-I.ulu Long, who nal been 4rrr-;ed as witness with Dr r F Cra.g alias J sen:!'i ~ho k charged win violation oi ,he Mann act, eseapel rom the winoiw ot a Plaman car at .he depot. sa,u.& y no-a.ae. while Ralph Colyin. sp' aeen; Of th- Un.,ei a.ts dea4s.- r.ea; Of justice waited inside O. ''fe door Of the rest room 5i he CT her Craig was arrested by coisA and United States Marsha, J r Treahey on a train from san Fra 9 co The woman hired a taxi after e.. caping from the officers and vls driven 70 R:.a seventeen m,... r i here She was f7und there in AoI-e where she WAS waiting for ;se ;rail and brough, back to the city. aa'se she is he'd a; The imm.gr1;.oa s'., ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
FROM TOMBSTONE TO THE
 MISSISSIPPI COAST

Tllveiing in their automobile from Tombstone, Arizona. 10 Biloxi, dis. 'tance Of 2o0l miles. with on,y one punc;ure is the experience O: MT. and MrS \. F. Davis. who have taken a ca,;ass d; Helr;selse Park where ihry vii remain for a stay of several weeks prior 10 motoring back to ;hei" fr.zoUA home. They irays!td good arl b1d roads and only consumed ten i5,s over ;he entire rip.
 They travelled fully equipped for camping while enrou;e and >ia;ci Ina; they had q peasant trip, 'akiHs everything mo consideration Tho roads .nrpueh Texas are said 70 br some O. he wurs; in ;he country. Tie Louisiana roads were very good wi:l ,h. exception of tha; part leaving Ne-r Ori.ans and coming through ,he Pear. Rher SWamps They are highly pleased with Biloxi and expect ve:y o!easan; >oJourn while here They .raye.cl al par.s oi he United states 70 tLe various resorts but in speaki1,; nj BloM and her natural resources,  particularly the water front. they sa,' i -urpaSserd anything they have yi,- it'd heretofore Mrs. Davis k a "a ..ys Ni,s,,slppian. bu' this is n" frs, ,is., she has made 10 ihe coas; section
 Tombstone. $ fdta-r dead name :pr ,pvY. ;Aey s.a.c. i> one o' 'ae pre- ie.; ptr's Q: Arizona. a..vo with bus u,.> .u,er-s., and Sled with l;e, neop.e he year round. and whi'- they bo'h w.sh 10 enjoy a few week, ia 8HyN. they s-ate they are going ID re. .urn :1 Tombstone by 'he au'5mo5i. a.savays Hi'oNi M.ssl Herald
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
RRRAIGN PHOENIX MAN
 FOR nANsL'UoHrER IN
 AUTOMOBILE kccIDENT

PHOENIX Oc:. eJ--H Raven, o' Phoenix, was a:ra.cned totay n jus. ,lce cour, here on a charge of mar. slaughter in connection with the death Of Blaine Clark from injuries received in an automobile collision october l5 las, and was held unde. s61o bond for preliminary eXamina- ton october 27
 Acord.ng 10 versions made public a, ,he time, Raven was driving on East Washington street Clark was with him. The motor car struck a truck al a street inters ection. Clark was hurled from the automobile, struck the truck and was killed. Ra. ven was quoted as having said th- sun was in his eyes and he failed to see the truck.
 Complaint against him was made by k D Clark. father Of the deal man
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
SUPERVISORS ELECTED BY COUNTY-WtDE VOTE

|; has been called ;o the attention Of the Daily Prosec:or ;ha, some e the voters are under ;he impression that they are 70 yo.e for supervisors only in the districts in which they were nominated II the primary Th,s is mistake as bo;A candidates for supervisors are 70 be voted for ? every precinct in ,he county
 The division Q, the county into dis- tric;s is only for The purpose Of nom. nation of supervisors so as % insure that each supervisor district gets . supervisor, but in the general election the law provides that he entire coun ' vote for all candidates for supervisor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
APACHE BRAVES WILL
 SHOW WAR DANCES 1T
 BIG COTTON CARNIVAL

PHoENlN. Oc; ?7-Fo- :ae arst ;.me since Indian War daat,s were prohibited by the soy.rnmeut. 25 wears ago, sa.d an an.-4aceaie-.; 5' thr Mesa Commercial Gil5. Apache Indian, wiu dance The 0a- asat- a. Me>a. Ar.z.. l6 mics .al'aea--. o. le,e a,N' Friday
 Dance, by -75uns q: y4-.or- o.aer .-.ba, a,-o ni,l be a,.d .a ..a-a ac''o? Ni-h ,he cat.an carat,a. .,... .q-asl a. Mesa ,pday anl N. e51..sl- ne remainder Of w,eA. :s- aaaog .ce. rran; said. adding Ina; ,a. a~.#s.. Of Nar dances had expired
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
STRONoAOlO FAIR WAS
 COMPLETE SUCCESS
.Continued -rom rage Orel

.Continued .rom rage OneI October %. and was well attended some 5pO persons being present \ large number Of exhibits were in place and good line oc cowbov sports were enjoyed. The Ladies A.l served fine cafeteria dime ana made a neat sum for their efforts Here was also noticed the effect of an extra dry year on the variety anl number Of exhibits sho.n. When 9 community can pu: ou, such exhibits as were shown al the local fair this season il augers well for what can be done under normal conditions Some of the exhibits came from farms that have pump irrigation, bu; most O.: ,hem were dry farm products
 w Cunningham, dairyman; C. g Clark. extension agronomis,; k E. Thompson. poultryman anl Miss Alice Joyce. home demonstration leader al from the university. ac'el as iudsss s. cur ,oca, fairs
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
LIVESTOCK AND RANGES

ptiOENlX. pc, x acco:d.ns to ts- I.;est -epo-. oe -ae Wea.Ae. Bu- rem coal.t-oas on .as major ~-ooe ranges of he d.scr.c, ar-. greatly in. 2,~,ei cary :a ;ae we-, ty :neae'at- 70 aeayy fails 2. r4.a er ,uo~ No. e ez.- a-, ;.--r ne, such |. aanvs s.... $. e--. s- 'ha' r-co-Jad .a fda..y .. Fyi--,-s. and Wtam-
 :o5-=a- m5s~ covered ,he l- H. ,sp,s :a4; aaI -a.aa-..l :a =..,ee -=n.ae. 1-,.easI - mOg
 a,, .wa.d .14 .7V.- roga.-s wi,a .4s s.,-n. a. ,asA s-l co:ic- e-Ata- e- h ,he Piaeda section s.x .nch. ss .: sa7@ f.!' D aiii,.on ,o.a heavy sa. of rain M1sa u.sded am Or. cured 3 coch.s- co4a:y Do34.-s re. boring o75 inch Tor ;he we,s Wa. :-- hJ,~s and :aas- taa; h4a >. on s--at.y i-pie;ed ever ruch or ;he s.a,s section ,.-- r'.p,el ish.I Q a ,a;. sfae,o-y .N,ca,. Tae Supervisor
 ne P-e.sl.: N4uoa4, Fore.; n re '5. !us ou coal.:.ons says in part
 faaen 4s whole -sase eoaa,aor. oa he Fo-e., are cons. lerao'y beio z normal .u soae places, aoweve-. :ae rans- nigh: be considered a, nor. anal: hi. due .5 ;ae rather spo, ,et' ra.ntall Tae shortage O. the range !s a',o 4Ie -o .he necessity C: h3.-.ng oyer ,;eers ahich should haze t..a shipped la; sprng bd; which c14 aot 5e aanG.ed on accoant CT mtrekt and laEo.ai conditions Al. n agh these coudi:ions are maca t.;'er Al ;h.s ;ime !; vii be imposs.. 5. 70 take nor, ot the s.ee-- through Ire S.n;e-, DrI i IS necessary for tha s:ccHmen to remove their surplus to other ranges where there is good feed Stock are com.ng mo the winter ir
 @ ".- q ta-c p'-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
MeADoo SPEAKS FROM TRAIN
 PLATFORM AT WiNsL oW

W1NSLOW. Ariz.. Oc;. 2s.-Willia 2, Gibbs McAdoo addressed an audience Of nearly 3oa0 men and women fo- nearly and hour al Wlnslow Welne g. lay afternoon from the platform Q. his private ear, the Philadelphia
 Practically al bushes was >us- pended in ;he northern city
 For an hour MT Mc>doo entirely clarified the League Of Nations 10 his auli,ncc. explaining fully the many point. in ;his important question. iq, c.ulins Article Ten
 The matter at sx votes for En-. land" he explained. "!s only in ;ha assembly. and ], gained by conn:ins the Eve great independent British colonies. Canada. Australia. lndil. south A:~ica' 'and New Zealand. but the vote of he council must be unani. nous" h. sad and the United States vii be one of nine and can alwa,s exercise the power Of veto when ncel- cd"
 He onumera.el ,he vast GUS, ot great ba.,leshirs which must be hu", ot ,ha Un.,ea state. i> 10 remain ou' ,l .he ,easue bu; which can be sayei ,: we join I. ne explained tha; ,he on,y .o,uaen aa>, 70 elect James V Cox 2re,.dea' ne>, Tue>ll>
 The former >e.r~.ary ot he ;:ea. ury had message for th. ra',roa maa and condemned he E,ch.Cun- m.n-, Bl lie called particular a,. 'ca'ian 10 'ae guarantee made ;,3e railroads 4t.,r ,ae.r return 'o pr. ya,e ownership and to he fac; that n euarar;,, was made .o the waga. of employees Mr NcAdoo also spok, 70 large audiences a. Williams. Flag. .-a.f and Ho,brook
 Oa 'Ae way rom Flagstaff 10 Hol. brook ne Wa~ accompanied by Hon. Eiwari \ Sawyer. county chairman D Q L.;,le and other prominen; NJ. yajo county Democrats
 H- parting words were Don, fo,. ce; to return Mark smith 10 the I'm ted ,Sa,e, senate Elect Nj, Simm. for governor and rn- entire DrmocGa,. .c s.a'e ticket
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
CRASHING TIMBER IN LOCAL
 MINI: ENDS LIFE OF WORKER

BISBFE. Oct. 27.-John James. q timberrlan al the Junction mine VI killed 1t about s:30 o'clock last nigAt by faling timbers. Two men who were w',h him were not injured II was reported that moving ground eau ed the ,imbers 10 give. but tha; the ground itself did not fall
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
"OYlE PICTURES
 FOR YAoUi SCHOOLS $

MORALES. Ar.z. Oe; -7-.'eHSig1- n .a ;he chief of the ivir-4. -1r-.s1'. a. Tor!m there hare been r"-,.yei at .he Noga,es. sonora. customs house .wo m),ion picture outfit, Rhica will be delivered ultimately to directors 0: schools that have been established .n .aa, re zion for the education ot ;he Yaqui Indians ,he goyernmen; hayia : planned to use the apparatus in !n- s:ruc'!nl the Indian children
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
SEEKING SCrWAe SLAYER
 IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY


 MORALES. Acil. Oct 27.-Jack R. lIat.ing or. of Fiag>la.f. sheriff Of C5c nino ceun.y. added by attaches ... t1e local saeri'c, office. .s com5. ..t Caa;a crnz county or iulomation regarding the murder oi Martin sca Sa5. Of Nulford, r,ah near Flag t>,i.. abon; April I5 last, IIarring t.a.> specsal mission i- to locate the Chandler ear schwab was driving when slain
 The dead nan was salesman for aa adding machine company and Wis. F. i Flagstaff Au-us' ljth. staying a, a ,;el- H. drove wes, toward Hol- h The soiiowipe morning and that -5- las; seen Of h,m awe. His .... w4s 'alg1 ;he n-x' day in d ..teral mics we,, of Flagstaff It asi been sa1f ;aie- Trough the ls, s..
 Sler.. Har..1g,oa aae~d The ya- ,E.ale1 c,ul-s aad !, R.ce There .r.', ended For months .he she-. F. l., hal m-n patiently eombing ..r- canag 8r races O, ;hr missing 1'a, He recently returned rom E. p.sa where re sen- following :-a l-,s cIae
 The description 8! ,ar m-aa.ne ,u-. sIfy harrington .o'ows
 aaH.-. is-s a5l,, 7-1aesraeer. pa.a;ed m.5a -a, blue ei,h black hood aaI .end- R-s .and~r and tira r-cs badly 5~n. Motor No. s3.277 Nd !, N5- -a47.a-5 Body No ss2o Gea,ra,or No i4ssS ta-ter NJ. l2- 2Ni Traasmis,.on No 17j43 When s.o."n had three Gooir.ch fibre ;ire-. :ao plain. one noashd and '~o Tn.y- e .a.e- Ros..i Cord ;.ss. un rear wheels Weston Amm-,er v.an F. earss No 2I43o RraarIs .ra offer - f sl,oo .a.-'.- marierer sad s5ao for the car
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
EASY PASSPORTS FOR
 OeREooN's INkUGURATIoN

NDfN ES fr.z- O.; 27 Spec. a:rars,meni- have been made for 3l,-75~:- O. those who 'rave. ;o Me- !co Ci;y for he Obregon inauguration December on he Nosa.. Ohrego0 Special Wa.cA leaves hore November 2s for ,he Mexican capital. F Van T arick n charge Of booking fo- re- z-,at.on- has oeen advised ,ha.
 pave been issued 10 imm.grs. '4a frces %. Noga,es and Juarez 70 give a.i facilities 70 eXcurs.on!sts T.. slrd.Hg pa,spor;, More than Sto"> in reservations already have been made