Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
Navy peserter Shoots Policeman

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 TUCSON.-Police deputy sheriffs and volunteer posses were last night combing the country around Tucson in efforts to capture the suspected navy deserter who shot Day Sergeant Milton Shumaker of the Tucson police force. about o'clock yesterday afternoon Every road and railroad was being guarded to prevent the suspect from escaping.
 Reports from the Arizona hospital at late hour last night stated that Shu- maker was holding his own His con dition is critical. His coIlarbone is be- lieved to be broken by the shot and several blood Vessels haxesb bIerEed, Butler said. Hasisirs&a wealxened con dition because Of this loss of blood Arizona Daily Star
 Sixteen to Run for Office
 MIAMI.-Sixteen candidates have filed nomination petitions for the city council in Globe. Five petitions were filed just before closing time yesterday. Only two candidates have entered the race for mayor. one of them being the present incumbent. J. J. Keegan. His opponent will be Barney Pon<ey. alder man from the sixth ward.--Evening Bulletin.
 To Fight H. c. L.
 BISBEE.-The fair price board of the Warren district met last night at the Commercial club to discuss ways and means of lowering the high cost of living.
 It was decided to take part in the country wide drive from May 12 to r inclusive, to teach the people to econ omize in the matter of buying meats. Slides will be used in all the theaters and four-minute speakers will address the audiences. The board will try to ha to ft1k a<ar-< 1fS of meats.-Daily Review
 Woman to Run for State Senator
 NOGALES.-Yesterd evening a number of prominent and well known democrats of Nogales, called upon Hon. Theodora S. Marsh, former State Representative from Santa Cruz coun- ty, and added their weight to the pres sure already upon the lady to stand for the democratic nomination for state senator, and she consented to make the race.-Oasis.
 Dairymen Pool Interests
 TUCSON--Dairymen of Pima county 1 decided at a meeting in the office of County Agricultural Agent Brown, to l form an organization which will eiim- mate cle middleman in the sale Of | milk. The plan adopted provides for ] a permanent organization and the | forming of pool to market their own milk direct to the consumer.-Daily l Star.
 To Put Noeaies on Highway
 NOGALES.-Good roads were dis cussed at the regular weekly meeting of the Santa Cruz Automotive Dealers association, held last night at the Cafe Colon, Nogales, Sonora. and a propoSi- ton made that the organization solidly back a movement to secure better high ways for the county and to put No gales on the official routes of the Bank head highway and Old Spanish trail Nogales Herald.
 Tucson Chief Offered w. I. Job
 TUCSON.-Chief Of Police Frank T. Bailey may soon be lost to Tucson. Chief Bailey has obtained a leave of absence of 30 days and will leave for Santo Domingo in the West Indies. he an offer from the Central Romero, Inc. a sugar concern of Santo Domingo, and Is going there to discuss terms
 Chief Bailey will leave Tucson Sun day, April 18, for New York. He will F sail from New York on April 24 His family will remain in Tucson. If he negotiations with the Santo Domingo firm, he will return to resign his position and straighten his business affairs. Then he and his family will cave for the Indies.-Daily Star.
 Prospector Murdered
 DOUGLAS-J. G. Peterson. 60 years ,ld, a resident of this county for about D years. and for many years 8 pros pecto-s in the Huachuca mountains vas murdered by unknown parties our or five days ago. The body of he dead man was discovered this morning by sheriff's posse under the of Deputy Sheriff Rafferty. Word reached the sheriffs office that Peterson had been missing for four days, and Deputy 2afferty was sent to make an inves- tigation. The body was found this morning, with the head mashed in and he remains otherwise mutilated. The heriffs office was notified early this morning and Sheriff Mcdonald left at nce for the scene It is said that racks were discovered near the dead 'ody, and that the trail is being fol- owed by the officers in an effort to ncover some clue which might lead o the identification of the murderer