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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
May Compete Abroad

BOSTON, April 22.-Peter Trivou-
lidas, the native Of Greece who won
the American marathon road race here
on Monday, will run at the Olympic
games at Antwerp next summer Should
the fact that he will not have COM
pleted American citizenship require
ments prevent his representing the
United States he will be sent to carry
the colors of Greece Announcement
to this effect was made to-day by fell
low countrymen of the Hellenic Asso-
citation Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

Although held to two hits, EVa NM
Childs High School defeated ne IN" hv
Clinton at Dyckman Oval yesteraa' ,hs
score of 4 to s. Five errors o. air
Clinton boys gave three runs ~ War; sI
rivals. Glauber. the Clinton. tw wof.
struck out twelve bassmen. while Ven.
Of Evander. had a record OF ths
Coon. OF Clinton, stole home !"
seventh.
The score by innings: .HA
Evandcr Childs.c 2 o o o q - < {
DE Witt CNnton.0 0 o o 0 osts,.s.a
eastcries-.wolf and coqmb'' ss'''
and RoscnowitA
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Totals SO s 13o4l7 Totals 80 5 II 81 10 0
'Batted for Harper in eighth inning.
fBatted for Shaw In second inning.

Boston..,... @
Washington. o o 3 Ks
Two base hlts-Menosky, Foster Char
rity. O'Neill Stolen bases-Rice, Roth
go. Shannon Sacrinces-Russeil. Harris
shannon, McInnis, Charity Double play
Scott and Foster. Left on bases-Bos-
ton, 10: Washington. 10. Bases on balls
Off Shaw. |: off Russell. s; off SchacLt. l ::
Off Erickson. q off KARI. 2; of Harper. e:
off Hoyt. 2. Hits--OH Shaw, In in
nings; off Schncht. in Is: OFF Erickson
2 in a. Off Harper IN .; OFF Russell.
in 2-3; off Karr. in q none out, ono
run scored three on base In sixth); on
Hoyt. in /. Struck out-By Russell. 3 :.
by Schacht. l.: by Harper. 2: by Erickson.
;. Wild pitch-~Harper Passed balls
Devne CO Winning Naturalization
Losing pitcher--Karr. umpires--Dinneen
and Nalin. Time OF game---2:46.
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Colgate Drills i'm Rain

HAMILTON. N. v, April 22.-In a
lull between showers the Colgate foot
ball squad practiced on muddy and
slippery gridiron for more than an hour
this afternoon. Most of the men in toys
are out for the line positions and con
sequently Captain Wooster was content
to put the entire squad through hard
session Of breaking through and line
buckinp.
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White Sox Drive
Leonard From Box:
Trounce Tigers, 81

DETROIT, April 22 - The Detroit
Americans opened their home season
here to-day in a loosely played game,
which went to Chicago, to 2. The
visitors took advantage of the wild
ness of the Detroit pitchers, punching
hits behind bases on balls.
Leonard was driven from the box at
the end of the fifth inning. Jackson's
battingfeatured, the Chicago leftfelder
getting two doubles and two singles in
five trips to the plate A capacity
crowd witnessed the game
The score:
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The Score
Totals SO II 24l4s Totals =. 80 l427 IA

Totals 3s II "a "a 3 Totals . 80 s "A 27 "A
'Batted for Griffin In seventh inning.
tBatted for Perry in ninth inning.
Thiy deli, . ! Q 90
9. Two base hits-Pipp. Meusel. Dykes.
stolen base - Pratt. Sacrifice Walker.
Double piay-Dykes. Dugan and Griffin.
Left on bases-New York. ~ Philadel
phia, 3. Bases on balls-Of Naylor !.
off Hastey. $; off Perry /; off Quinn. l.
off Thormahlen, l. Hits-Off Naylor, 5 in
| b. l.s innings; off Hastey. in 90 off
Thormahlen, in %. Struck out--By
Naylor. 4: by Hastey 2; by Perry. |; by
Quinn, 4. Wild pttch-Qunn. Winning
pitcher - Thormahlen. Losing pitcher -
Perry mpires-Moriarty and Connolly
Time of game-2:10
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HARVARD
Totals. 2s 10 a,1l A Totals "a = =
.Ran for A wrav IN seventh ,nnins-

Kan Tor a Nray n seVtNVN
Penn. ....... a.
Harvard. 49,.
Two base hit-Myers. Three base 81 Sal
Frothingham. Home run-Lincon.. Wa
rihces-Swceney. Emmons. A. Tr.,,si,s plav
wick. stolen base-Warwick DouuvVs-Nf
--Shriver. Warwick and Yates. ,nrey
Shelley. In Ia innings OF di".r Fsl-
In "a: off Huntzingcr. mona In - o s.rncs
ton. IN {: of Bullard. IN l. g ty
Nuntzingcr 4 by Bullard. s asw Fsi-
balls-or Harvey. 3. on Sheftey. :, Wild
ton. T. Passed balls-Cianma0h N5,,. hy
p Itchsd na sl'd
and Rudolph. Time OF gano--. .e9.
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Triple by Barber
Wins for the Cubs
In Eleventh Inning

CHICAGO, April 22.--Turner Bar
bers triple against the right field
screen with Herzog on first broke up
an eleven-inning game which Chicago
won from Cincinnati, q to g.
1t was the opening game of the Ma
tional League here and about 10000
persons were present, including dele
CATION of fans from Cincinnati.
The score:
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Ruth, Hurt in Practice,
Is Forced From Line-Up
Del Pratt's Single in Eighth Inning Drives In Runs
That Win Weird Game for Huggins's Men;
General Billiard Throws Out the First Ball
By w. O. Mcclellan

The Yankees after leading life the
right upon
that they pillow
with the Cornelius Mccuddys
during prac
tice and will be period
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Totals 1903 s II II Totals .so4 s 81 II
Brooklyn. q > 0 O.:
Philadclphia. 0 | 0 0 0 . k

Two base hits-Konetchy. Stcngel. Stolen
base - Konetchy. Sacrifices - Elliott, r.
Miller. j. Miller. Double pay--Ward and
Olson. Left on bases--Brookiyn. 3 Phila-
dslphia. g. Bases on balis--On Pfeffer. !;
OF Meadows. 3. Struck out--By pfeffer
1, by Meadows 8. Cmpires--Harrison and
y Day. Time OF game AS
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Fulton Scores Knockout

PORTLAND, Ore, April 22.-Fred
Fulton, Minnesota heavyweight boxer,
was given the decision over Jack
Thompson, Tulsa, Okla, a negro, in
the sixth round Of scheduled ten
round bout here last night. 1t was n
technical Knockout
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Indians Hammer Ball
And Swamp Browns

ST. LOUIS, April 22-Cleveland
swamped st. Louis in the opening game
of the American League season here
to-day, mauling the offerings Of four
pitchers with impartiality and winning,
II to 3.
The Browns were able to bunch hits
only in the second inning when a
double and two singles resulted in two
runs.
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

The house worth while is
the house that can smile
even when old customers
take seriously this idea of
wearing old clothes!
Why not?
What finer argument for
the r. P. product than the
friendly comment of some
neighbor who exclairns,
why, I thought it was
newt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

DELOW appear Babe Ruth Qeft). the most expensive
ID athlete in the national pastime before he hurt his
back during yesterdays practice; Lieutenant General Billiard
(centeE). commanding the Department of the East who
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Totals .4o4ll 80 20 Totals .39a ~ IS

"Batted for Robertson in sixth inning
1.-TWO out whom winning run was scored.
Cincinnati. , 0 0 0 0 %
Chicago. ........ 0 Il
Two-base hits--Daubeit, Kopf. Three
base hit--Barber. Stolen base-Twombly.
Observation-Disclosures CD. Herzog, Killefer.
Left on bases-Chcago 13; Cincinnati, I.
Bases on bals-On Ruether, 9, off Alex
ander. A. Hit by pitcher-By Ruether. 2
frwombly. kilefer) Struck out-By
Alexander. 7: by Ruether. s. Wild pitch
Ruether Umpres-Klem ana Emslie
Time OF game-2:15
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Totals 80 8 81 70 Totals .as2 7o714s
'Batted for Leonard in NTH inning.
fi3atted for Oldham in seventh inning.
tBatted for Ayers in ninth inning
G SUSSEX !" 81 9 d-s
Two base hits--Weaver Risberg, Ain
smith. Jackson CD, Bush. Stolen base
j. Collins. Sacriffces-E. Collins. Schalk.
Leonard. Double pays-Jackson and
Schalk: Jones Heilnan and Bush. Left
on bases-Detroit. 8; Chicago. G. Bases
on balls--Off Fabcr 4; off Leonard. A. off
Oldham, j: off Ayers, |. Hits-Of Leon
ard, in innings; off Oldham, 3 in g.
off Ayers. in .. Hit by pitcher-By
Leonard Oeibold). Struck out-By Faber,
o: by Leonard J; by Ayers. /. Wild
pltches-l-eonard, Faber. Balks--Oldharn,
Ayers Passed ball-Schalk. Losing
pitcher - Leonard. Umpires - Hildebrand
and Evans. Time of game-2O2
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gloon, there is ray Of light that
should make optimists of all the
Yankee fans for the rest Of the season.
The Yanks will never play another
game as badly as the opener. They
couldn't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

Ivan Linow, the Russian Giant, fin
ished training yesterday and declared
he was ready to tackle Joe Stecher for
the worlds wrestling championship at
the I'd Field Artillery Armory to-mor-
row night. Stecher will arrive this even
ing for his farewell appearance of the
season here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
South Carolina Gunner
Hits l2O Without Miss

PINEHURST, N. c., April o.
Paul Earl, of Starr. S. c., missed ais
first shot in the opening session Of
the North Carolina state champion
ship shoot to-day, and then scored the
next 1870 in. row and finished with
a leading total of 1914 out of the DAVIS
200. Robert M. Lee, a Maryland gun
ner, new in trap shooting circles, fin
ished second at 1913 and with an un-
finished run of 80 to his credit.
II. A. Morson, of Charlotte, N. c.,
North Carolina champion, came in third
at 1911 and leads the list Of state gun
ners eligible for the champ ionship
title
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

threw the first ball. and Derri Pratt second base
of the Yankees. who finally drove in two runs
in the eighth, saving the from falling victims to the
Apahetics before crowd of y, 600 fans
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American Association

Toledo, 10: Louisville, 3.
Minneapolis Milwaukee (rain).
No nther games scheduled.
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Mn BROOKLYN Rally

When Zach Wheat drew pass in the
ninth he revived Brooklyn hope mo-
mentarily But Myers grounded to the
box, forcing him. Myers in turn was
forced by Ward after Honey boosted to
Williams.
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Record of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
New York ut Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis ut Pittsburgh
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia, 4; Brooklyn, 3.
Chicago, 4; Cin'nati, 3 IN in.).
New York mt Boston (wct gr'ds).
st. Louis mt rfttsb'h (wet ~.
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. J.. Pc. w. l.. Pc.
pittsb'g.. .S33st. Louis. 3 4 .429
Bk!yn... 4 2 .667 Boston. 2 3 400
philn.. -. 2 .667 Chicago. 2 S 1856
Cin'natl.. 3 3 500 N. York;. l 4 200
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College Baseball Resulfs

Univ. Of Penn. G. Harvard, 4.
Wesleyan. 8; Bowdoin. l.
Colby. .; Mass. Aggies 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

In all probability Rube Vanguard
will be asked to try his luck against
the Phillies tomorrow. The RUDE has
grudge to settle. He was severely
pasted by the Quakers in the second
game at Ebbets Field. "Red" Causey
is about due for the home folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

Prices?
Even less in some cases
than they're asking else
where for quality not nearly
so good.
We are our own manu-
facturers, buy our woolens
direct from the mills, base
selling price on actual cost
at time of manufacture, and
take (and want) only our
normal trading profit.
Spring suits. Spring over
coats. For men. For bows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

Southern Association
Atlanta. 5. New Orleans 3.
Memphis. s: Chatta nooga 0.
Little Rock, 10; Nashville, O.
Birmingham- Mo bile Grain
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Once warmed to his work Meadows
had fin control. He showed speed ad
an excellent change of pace that
baffled Robbies sluggers. Meadows
struck out eight of the Brooklyn
batters.
Bancroft carried off the honors of
the day with three singles. Konetchy
and Stengel matched him for bases
with single and double each These
were the only players to get more than
one hit apiece
The score:
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
Returned HOME
ATTORNEY HERE

Attorney Rcd Mcdonald vas 3 "
tor IL town today from Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
Holuilas Land & Cattle compaa,
were n town today.
CORRECTION

! were n Tow today.
CORRECTION
In our issue OF yss:erdIv We gavs
A. z. CardEer credit fer yail.ag the
coolise County Repub can Commit
zee 70 meet in Tombstone Tebrua. y
and also creii;,. I'm as being
,curry chairman D-th statements
"er' Nr-as. The chairman Is ~.
!. 7. Lee. = CT McNeal. The G. o.
p, meeting viii be he'd in the Cry :
tai ,heaSer and will name Al delc-
gates TO go to the state convention
in Tucson February 2S.
WILCOX ATTORNEY
Attorney John c Gungr was a vlsl-
,or in Tombstone today f.om his
hone in W!,leo.. having legal M
.ers in the Superior Cour.
GOING TO FIGHT
number cf loca, fight fans wl3
50 TO Bisbee ;onigh; TO take n the
iigh: at the Grand Thea;er between
TEX Mccarthy and Bob Collins. Geo.
Henshaw. Of Tombstone, as usua. VIII
be chief announcer for the bouts.
RETURNED HOME
County Recorder Pay B. Kreb;
returned hcme today from : several
days yisi; in B.sbee.
FROM BiseeE
Hartwe,l Novel; 0: S.shca spent
the day in the county sea; today
RETURNED FROM TRIP
\ party composed OF Jim Barre.
i. T. Kc,b and Maurice Whelaa re-
turned today from q several days
mining trip to the Dragons
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
30 SiSiTO7S ALLOWED
7i.G PRACTICE

Director y. \. McSparron. @. the
Tombstone cry Band. has announced
.Aa, NJ visitors will be permitted 4
he band room during practice
hours on Monday evenings, as tn, tex.
iency has been 20 distract the mus
clans. The organization meets ever
Monday for practice and have beel
greatly han2ered Of late by visitors.
The band : making excellen- prog
-e-s and concerts during the sum
aie- e,ss.agz viii be looked forward
=. New music has been received ami
The bandsEsa should not be bo,here.
On practice nights by visitors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25

-ossy with lis tsr..ly.Who are nov
-ol:si hsrs ne children attend a.i
.As $685. s4o,is.
10 s,sozE
81. s-s. ne2sr2 aea; &c B.,a--
! a., morning where she viii spend Ia
a.. WIN her mother. Mrs A Klaw
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
Jackson Chapter. L. d. c. net Sa..
nd y w.;h MIS- JOS Hansen as ha>-
ess. MIS-, " J. Spauliing and Mrs.
t55rge Cobbe, OF Bisbee, were guest
- vas decided that a womaas club
MIA; accomplish good work in T-mb
5aa. MIS-. waiter Thomas acted as
Chairman AMI the e.ec,.oa resulted
n choosing Mrs jos. l.eusea pres
Tent, &C Mrs WA Rcede. secretary
Treasurer, TIE new society hopes }
accomplish much good
VISITED RELATIVES
Attorney and Mrs. J. 7. K.agsbrry
nd family Iotored 10 B:sbce We
-attay morning where they sper; :,
Jay wi;h Mr. and Mrs c. y. Hicks.
-arer;s Of Mrs K.assbrrr They r..
Gr-et home la'e !a5; evening
COUNTY GUYS
CHEVROLET
The board cf supervisors this az
:e-ao1I purchased a Chevrolet lso
touring car from ne D5y { Nigh;
Garage q Tombstone io- use by tn.
shs IFS dap2r,mea: IN lie Wlrren
District. There were four other bid
iers J. :. Chambers OF Tombstone
on Dodge. sl2i5; The Tombstone
Auto company o: TGubs one on
Dor; for sll-5. aeay < Johnson Of
Douglas CT. Al Essex s5r s;755. ana
Springer ard Schneider on az over
and fc- sij@c
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
~ eFor RaSch

;. y. Gordon. accompanied by his
wife and daughters, Misses I-o and
Bessie are spending the day IN
Tombstone from their ranch near
Turner On shopping tour. Mr Cor
dcg - attending to business matters.
They Will return home late this az
terBooa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
OVER FROM BlSlES

Attorney NJ. I. McKeliigon, former
assistant county attorney. is in the
county sea; today on business az The
court house. Mr.. NcKeIIigon is now
engaged in private practice in Bis
hos
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
FEATSRNAl ORDERS

The I .. o. F. met a. their hall!
.2si u CHI; The Royal Arch Mosans
acid business meeting Las night
The order Of Eastern Stars will CON
.er degrees ana hold a social session
after The business meeting toncrrog
n.gh,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
JUDGE McAtISTER HERE

Judge A. G.. McAlister CT Stafford
Grah1 m county, arrived in Tombstone
last evening and will remain here un.
I'll tomorrow, occupying the local
bench in several cases on which
Judge Lockwood was disqualified.
While Judge McAlister is here Judge
lockwood is in Tucson, having gone
there yesterday TO sit In a case in
which Judge Pattee IS disqualified.
Judge Pattee being here yesterday to
sit in the deportation cases, which
were arraigned before him yesterday
afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
TO VISIT MINE

JcEa G!ae5ma AID Henry Bcnadie..
eft yes.erlay to aspect some min
-ls 27cper;y liz the vicinity OF the
Hilltop. The properly they will visit
5 he'd under lease BY the Rouna
Nsil-y Leasing company. in which
several TombstoE!tes are interested.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
" FROM PANCH

Harry Hesseigreen c! Lewis Sprins
y the day in me city today from
his ran,h. returning home late tbs
afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
TO CALEEicO

Tony Giacoma % The Crystal thea
~ and Joan cie-ae.. successful
tombstone .eas5rs LET, this mornin;
,o- Ca.sA.co. L5wsr Cali:.. where
ny expccs 70 remain tor several
weeks. Locking af:=- affairs on Their
Gotten plantation. which is located
r-a- .ha- place
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
70 BISBEE

Ars. Charles Allen and Mrs Geo
wales, motOred over to Bisbee 10
day where they VII spend the dal
VIII trends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
FRCM BENSON

G. :. GoetZ. merchan: CT Berscr
anu L L, Lee superintendent o. Tie
8a-scn smelter. were visitors ia
T--a5s lone Tor several hours ,Jtay
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
5iSSSE ATTORNEY

Attorney John Wilson Ross. OF BIS
bee. Zen; he day N the county sea-.
,otsy on matters before the super
.os Court in the Interests OF his
clients.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
CASES IN COURT

Tie case Q: G2u-Iier vs. The Hef.
.e-a Cooperative Cold Mining ami
Milling company occupied most o:
TIE day before Judge McAiister ia
the Superior Court today. The cas 2
Is one for damages and was taken
uzder aivisemen; This afternoon
the contested divorce case of Daisy
vs. Ralph Dill was up for hearing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
couRTlANO VISITORS

" n. Brown and J. r. Brown, both
Of CORTLAND spent the day in The
county seat today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
VISIT Nc HUGHARTS

Mss Ada Sunman, of San Francis
80, ; Ysi ing in Tombstone. the
guest OF d.. and Mrs II. II. Hugh
--,. SIC viii remain in the historic
~ ~ 4 week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
CiE!S!cN ENGINEER
HESE TO-DAY

Division Engineer l. T Frazier. O..
he state highway department; was .
brie: visitor in Torajs.Oe today on
business matters.
Organizers are now travelling ov-
er the state in the interests OF the
Near East Relief. Let the reception
given the worker assigned 10 this
town be in keeping with the merits
OF the Humanitarian task OF caria:
for homeless children
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25

presented.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
FRS1 DOUGLAS

Attorney Albert VI. Sames, OF Doug
a. : in Tombstone today On legl:
matters az the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
=SoM GlEESoh

AUTO LICENSES DUE
Have you go, your little tin ia.
numbers on it? Better hurry or the
officers will get you.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
FRIDAY
NOTICED TO GtEESON

! c Duga:. OF the Tombstone Auto
company. and wife, and E X Spring
e. m4:yrsd - G.essga aai returned
,Lis .-c-r:rg
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
,silL BLING FAMILY

A. Z Farmer. until recently deputy
sheriff under Sheriff Mcdonald. but
HHo resigned a few days ago 70 take
a position with the office OF County
EEslaee. Sid Smyth. was a visitor IN
h ely today making arrangements
% move his family to Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH

which he will make postcards for
sale throughout the county.
RETURNED home
JChrsthsn Gordan after a stay y.
-wo weeks has re.arned from Shif-
,sr Texas. where ne has been en-
mining bus mess.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25

ties IN tire county have been asked
- b. on tue lookout The horses
are branded KI. and KS ca ;ae,-
hoofS TAe dese7;ers aye about p
years Of age ara we're sorme, ranch
hands
rRoM CORTLAND
SIEVE se-toio. well known Cou-;-
nd les-Hr vas business visitor
IA Tombstone ;Jjay, having mO.crei
ore5 his Fc-n.ne he returned home
<his ai;eI3oca
IN rRS~ RANCH
Ei Thomas. VAC has ranch near
,he Divide. vas visitor in the city
today on business matters
FROM els5EE
Dan Williams. Of Bisbee. is visit
or in the county sea, today
heavy MOISTURE FALL
According % the report of local
Weather Observer f. e. Valance.
2oTG inches az rain fell in this sec
tion during the year 1919 This is
an unusually heavy precipitation and
.he surrounding hills and flats viii
soon sh3w the effects by luxurious
growth OF grass
yisr-i,1 moTHER
Sr5. Alfred Paul ard children cana
NJ from Douglas yesterday and viii
spent a few days in Tombstone with
her ;ac,hs-. I-s. c. V. Swain
CONTRACTORS HERE
Contractor Frank J. Vaughn, Of BIS
bee. Was a visitor in Town today
10 DOUGLAS
County Assessor Z. A Hughes
went . Douglas yesterday on an as
seSsin1 rip.
Returned HOME
;aiss Helen Abel returned home
t,i,y from Naco. where she visited
with relatives.
BACK FFO" s'SEEs
} Er1"l returned to-oy from
Bisbee
ATTORNEY HERE
Attorney Rcd Mcdonald vas vs.
tor in town today from Bis5ee.
SSNF'eEEiNG WITH
SHea'FFS OFFICE
Stec4Al Agent Fanas, OF the ). I.
rii.roat company. and George Watt,
orsEeEsn' "Eo vas recently ass2u = I
ed ny Jose Eare-ss and another corr
9iaion. bon Ae1icans. en- The 5. T. .
= 'H 1ui4y 9'at;'n' between Benson .
and tofA.se are IN the county sea; +.
tod.-T -i.ag with ne shc!.-!s u I.
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~ co. i A7 .d'-'-'
iIeo Inn 'i'e'y 'O-i0 "4ns LIS cap
'r'e ~ 1e"u'' She'l'i' q '@' , HI
TO I'Cs0"
ana MIS- A H. 'aFdhsr went
% iIoS'" '''ei'as oA d SUIT III ,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
s!SsEE ATTORNEYS

Among the B.sbee attorneys in the
county seat today o.. matters beso- .
;he Superior Ccur: we're Judge Fro1
Setter. Allen English and Rod Nc
Donald
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
ERE sRCH NcNEAl

: I. Lesson. wei. known mt-chau.
Ct AcNell and one c. The director,
.. the CceAise County state Bank.
= visitor in the city today attend
Ing % business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-25
JOINS HUSBAND

,lrs. II. X. Prick. wife of the cen
sus ea-meraiof Cor Tombstone ar
"a N Tombstone last evening to
jt.E her husband a-I together they
Nj! make iao o.d camp their "a
C.e hcme .or some ime at leasa.
1Ae:r former home was in Cincinna :
u. on. bu, ov;lG to SIR. FricL 8
peer Lsal.h he decided % come !,
lCm1s;ca 5 pure climate to Ieca
pcrate. Since his arrival here sever
=. m,lhs asc he has improved 80
..oaderfa.y hat ne sent for Ms.
Frick Their sons will probably ar
rvs a soon a. ,hsy f.G.sl school.
LEAVES FcR PEAscE
Rev Father Jne. Leaver Q; tn.
Sacred Hear, Catholic church wII
.ca.o Aorrcn noraiIs af;eg Mass
10. relt>e. where he VIII condac.
,--yi ; mex, sunday. He will retl-A
Monday afternoon
ATTcRNsrs HEGE
Aa Il tie s--Crneys in the coun'y
sea; today to attend 10 matters b.
.ore Judge McAIster were Judrc
Fred suffer. Alex Murray 5 X. VII
,!ams, Judge ]. l.. W.nte.s. j. $
Casey. OF Bisbee. Bruce Stephenson
OF Douglas
TRAVELLING mAN HERE
W L. Congsr, representing he Pa
c.fc Hardware n Steel company. was
visitor in Tombstone today inter
viewing the trade
JUST LIKE BILL"
II the - years ago column g;
the Bisbee Review, today appeared
the following item. which reads !ua;
Ike old times:
The telephone wires between this
city and Tombstone we're kept warm
or severn. hours yesterday morning
Ale i:o~c. ci,y editor OF the Pros
pecJor. wss msx.ug frantic ef;or;
70 locate Editor hittich who was 10
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