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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-25

WANTED-Young man or woman
clerk to assist with soda fountain
service Apply to T. W. TroxleE Il
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24
THE POOR GOLD MINER

Consider the poor gold miner! He is the only man in the world who has Hot been able to raise his prices. The stigma of profiteering can never smear his soul, because, work as he will. he never can get more than a dollar for 23.z2 grains of gold. So he is going out of business. For him there is no such thing as the lure of gold. All fiction is reversed, romance is dead: turn down the pages of Treasure Island'; drop tear for old MT. Midas, and boy, page Captain Kidd and tell him pieces of eight are not worth the risk of losing ones reputation,
 Gold being the worlds standard of value, it's price does not vary. The gold miner digs from the earth 23.22 grains of pure gold and that means he has a dollar. He can't sell it for any more; all he can do is to take it to the mint and get 100 cents. But the price of machinery has loubled and trebled and so has the price of labor, and so has the price of pork chops. The machinery man and the labOrer and the pork chop man can demand more because of the high cost of everything, but not the gold miner. So he-or most of him-has decided to quit
 In 1910, when a dollar meant stme- thing, the gold production of the Unit ed States mounted to about $101 000,- eeo. This year it has amounted 10 about half of that The reduction is due to no no lack of gold to mined, but merely that it isn't worth mining It's too hard and costly a job digging cut 1922 grains of gold just for dol lar The miners are probably going into the coal business, or selling gro series or cigars or some other line where prices can be boosted on ac- count of the war, or the wet weather, or something like that
 Prices and wages have scared so high there is no longer any profit in mining gold. Billions of dollars in gold have poured into the United States as result of the war On this gold, used as treasury and bank reserve, our inflated credits have been based The gold holdings of the Fed eral Reserve banks in 1915 amounted
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24

WANTED-Two tiemakers; good tim Der; 40 to 45c; ties to be put in punches not less than three in bunch; parties will batch. Apply Harry Christie, Mile 19.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24
PAPER MAKERS LOOK TO ALASKA

The district forester at Portland, Oregon, who has jurisdiction over the National Forest of Oregon, Washing ton, and Alaska, reports that the in- quiries being received at his office concerning the possibilities of paper pulp manufacture in southeastern important industry to this new field in the near future. "
 The constantly rising pulpwood cost to mills in the United States, as the source of raw material gets more re- mote from the present pulp manufac- turing centers, are responsible in part for the increasing price of paper which has reached such a point that it has been the subject of a number of congressional Investigations An abundant supply of cheap paper is of great importance to the United States, and if this is to be assured in the face of the increasing demand it will be necessary for the industry to devel- op in connection with cheap water power
 The District Forester recently stat ed: "The immense timber and power resources of southeastern Alaska are we'll adapted to the needs of the pap CT industry, and the Forest Service IS anxious to see them brought into use for this purpose It is furnishing 1nquirers with all available informa- tion concerning possibilities there in an effort to encourage their interest m this new field whose development will be of great benefit to the Na- tion as whole as we'll as to Alaska. /"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24

to $315,977,0 This year they total something like $2,119,315 900. Now when Europe gets back to work, which everybody hopes will be soon, this sur plus gold will start pouring back from whence it came, our reserve will drop, credit will have to tighten and prices will drop-maybes
 But meanwhile the gold miner stands unique, lone figure in a prof iteering world. A stratum of gold means nothing to him if he can only strike vein of ham sandwiches Marquette, Mich, Mining Journal
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24
MISSING GIRLS
 CAUSE ALARM
 LNL0S ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, Jan. A (by Associ- ated Press).-Two hundred and twen- ty-eight girls disappeared in Los An geles in 1919, according to records of the police department, just made pub lie. Officers believe some will be found, but that the majority never will be. This belief has crystallized in an effort to establish here a bureau of missing girls, with a number of police women detailed to do nothing but search for the missing.
 Leo Warden, police sergeant, who prepared the report, said nine out of ten of the missing girls were of the butterfly" or "rattlebrained" type. crazy for the attention of men,"
 Judge Sidney Reeve of the juvenile court said many girls ran away from home because of lack of parental con- trol. He said:
 
 in the control of children. The good old days when girls were not allowed out without a chaperone seem to be gone. Parents of today are so en- grossed in the rush of modern life that they have not the time nor the inclination to provide the proper home entertainment for their children. And the result? They do not realize their mistake until a daughter disappears, perhaps never to be found"
 Sergeant Marden added:
 'The motion pictures lure many girls from home. The girls seem to resent parental discipline and long for the glow and glamor of a film star. The film folks are working with us in preventing this evil, and many a director has notified us of run away girl Sometimes we get them before it is too late. Sometimes not"
 Sergeant Marden said many of the girls were traced to Tia Juana and Mexicali, Lower California border towns, where they were in white slavery" but few would return be- cause of the disgrace.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 24.-Gro- yer Hartley, who managed the Col umbus club of the American associa- tion a part of last season, will not be
 with the club this season. Hartley wrote President Tinker that in view of
 the fact that "Bill' Clymer has been appointed manager for 1920 he pre- ferred to be traded.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24
MULE DIES AFTER
 FORTY YEARS SERVICE

BIG TIMBER, Mont, Jan 24.-What the Kent ranch, near here, claims is the oldest mule in this state, died re- gently. It was broken" 40 years ago and it was three years of age at that time. It did good service last year.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24

Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat tories, all sizes. Blum-O'Neill Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-24

Job printing at Daily Times office
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
AlCAWkYMAN KNOCKS
OUT CARL BISHOP

GLOBE. Ar.l. Nov K Cari Bi,ho7, an emp,oye of ,he Gi.a Grocery com pany and a Globe boy of many year MAS stopped .as, nigh. a, the corner of Ash and East streets and knocked n ;he head by aa unknown highway man and robbed of his money which a.a.ua.el 10 about s9oo.
 Young Bishop Wa- driving h.- car a. This pon. when he Wa. stopped by th.- man who asked A.m Tor pum, Car es' The man ,ae pump aal started at Nt,h ,h- man around .he corner 3A-se he stated .hat ,,- had a:s car wi.hs flat -is4 Af,-r they had gone teN step, ,ae man ai. Bishop oa he ..o O. the head .t- amp sarR5aa h.n d50n and a.l aac5a-e.al-t,, for short su,
 Az. 'te man had robbed hep t .- b-I-.-I .Ha' a. made an etfoi 70 e-' away w.rl=taa c.r. Car! ,-a--l fha. when ar ra'usa.4 Co 'he cdr pc iolnd 'ur strap across he hood icosa d. if someone had made an eft1rt ty gat t-e ear started He had droppei h., a-y7 ,o thr ground near the ca- and d5d not have :bem OF his person when he VAS ~sbhed
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
WOMEN HELP IN
 FOREST FIRE FIGHTING

u'ontinued from Page One, other man and went with the party to the fire. taking hand in the fight The fire had secured a considerable start when the party arrived. aad when a brisk wind came mp about the middle of the afternoon fl was seen that they could not control the fire Miss Dandrea then caugh, up her horse and rcde L. miles in record time over rought mountain traiis and roads To the nearest telephone in Crooks canyon and notified he fore, t ranger Of the district. Later the fire was put under contro, The Forest Supervisor reported that the prompt acticn and work Of this women pre- vented large fire and saved bi., area of young and mature yellow pine. which ,he fire would shortly have d.  s'royed
 Mrs. D. Wa.;r,'dr O; D.ener. N NJ. acted as guard aad lookout on NJ Sedgw.ch on 'he Manzano Na,lonI! Fore; in Northern n.w Mexico this y-ar. Sh- ha, q ranch a, The 5as. 9 -hi, mountain and has assumed the lu,.es of lookout formerly performe+ by her la'e husband at thi, same place Mrs. White, le has consider abl, experience figh.u. fires borh during ;he time lha' her husband was q guard and laier and has successfully foug more than one fire single hand .d
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The marriage license Mar Nse hgh' ,his week according to the rsc ords os Clerk j F.. James ot the Sg. perior court only h couple, appy.ns for bliss tickets during ,he week enI ing today as follows.
 Jose Flores. as. and Reuga Ga-c.a 222. both o; Johnson
 Alfred Luque. 2s. and Anton.a Anita, so bo;h of B.sbee.
 Wm k Wood 2i and Lucille D=:- .off, 24. hoth Q, Hisbee
 Alphon-o verdugo, 2i. and Lo.t Apodaca. le. both of Wilcox.
 Ambrosio Rojas, 27, and Reiug Sanchez, l9, Pirtleyille
 Kinney Richard Rudolph 2l. B, bee. and Gladys Helen Wagner. Is. ol Warren.
 Frank Stiff. s.. and Emma Lindsey. IS, beth Of Benson
 Ira Wiley Ligon. 2l and Olive Mary Gundry, K. both of B.sbee
 C'eophas Barra. 33. and Teresa B.. lCnos. 32. both O. Lowell
 Chas II McMahon. 90. of Dousid and He.en Y. Sullivan eS. Springfieid Massachusetts
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
WHOLE COUNTY ASKS
 TO FORM HIGH SCHOOL

PHoENlX Nov l6 Whether . high school district can cover an eE tire county was the question put un to Wiley F.. Jones, attorney genera, by residents of Springerville in Apa che county. IL appears that only a certain portion Of the county can maintain a high school. therefore the people Of Apache cocniy are desir ous Of making the whole county dis trict.
 MT. Jones in re lArrIng the writers
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

The great unrest occasioned by th- numerous "wild and wool'y' tales re,- alive 10 the new railroad schedule seem, 10 have settled down to the ldc' tha, there wi. be two trains a and on each day and that the seryic G.i be more satisfactory than at frs. is>umcd. since there is no use for h- third trIin when there s no train .a connect with on the main line ,l A" have another exemplification Q, ,h saying "Alls well tha; ends vel
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
WARREN STORE ROBBED.

Sheri'f ! F. Mcdonald was ur'if.e ] today that the Warren store oi tho Phelps -Dole- Mercantile compans was entered last nigh, by burglars and considerable amount 0: mer chandi,e taken pepuiy sherifis haze been working cn the ease al day but no clue 10 The burglars has been found. no- trace ai n. loot ioca'eI
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
FROM OHIO.

As q complete surprise 10 his son. Father Wm Jno Leayer Of the lccsl Catholic church. Ben I.eayer arrived today from his nome in Cineinnatt!. Ohio. 10 spend some time here on d t.s;, MT. I.eayer left Tombstone sev. eiai weeks ago for his Ohio home sayiLg expressed his desire to return to Tombstone scon for an extended visit. He was so impressed with the c'imatic conditions here that he re- 'nrned to his eastern home and dis. 2o.ed O. pressing business matters. returning To Tombstone as soon as possible.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
MASQUERADE PATH.

Arrangements for ,he Thanks giving Eve masquerade ball 10 be given on the night Of the 2ith by the American Legion are being made and recori- breaking attendance from surroundias cities and towns Is expected Legion Hall will be appropriately decorated for the occasion and Jazz music viii b. there galore. Charlie Schneider local tailor has arranged to take or ders for special costumes for the oc- casion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
RETURNED FROM eisBeE.

! \ Gaines. secretary Of the Co- rhse County Taxpayers association returned ,o Tombstone yesterday frorl Bisbee. where he has been for tho past two months following an ope-I- ton MT Gaines is recuperating rap idy from his Hines sand expects to soon be back to work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
ONE FAD PLACE.

Tourists passing east yesjerday stated that the road via Empire ranch wls excellent wi;h the exception oi he lew rocky spots this side of the santa Cruz line The tourists were in- formed that they could inform their friends that the places would be fixed al once as Cochise county has an en. g!neer who does not overlook any thing 10 help the 'going" on her pub. I'c highways
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

The new schedule on the local run of the F r S s. W. conforming wi.a The changes made on the main line. will be known within the next day or two. according 10 the men on the To- cal run l. is expected the changes will not he so radical as previous lv announced. especially as far as Tom'- stone is concerned
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

% the county attorney of 'heir county stated that in his opinion fl could bs done. commenting upon the school ,i.Ha.on. Mr. Jones stated that some years ago II districts formed hig.l sea5o. in Msricopa county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.

Jae D Hoischuh iocsl shoemaker NJ, taken -uideuly IL thi- afternoon wh.ie a Rork. Psssersby notice ! 'he aged man'- plight; having fallen from h.s char while at work aud notified Dr lluehar,. who pronounce l h., case acute indigestion This ae ternoon he was said to be resting well and may he removed To the hos nitai ai Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
10 YEARS TO tlFE.

Sa.urdiy .n 'he Suter.or cour' Judge Lockwood pronounced sentence on John King, n, negro trooper who seyrar. @eeAs ago Vas found gui..v by jury .of murder King received a sentence of lO years to life. and VII he taken 10 Florence within the next f-N days by a deputy sheriff 10 be. gin serving out his time
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
crushed rock.
MOVE HERE SOON.

J. F. Hood. sheriff-e.ect for Ccchise
 county. accompanied by his wife snl children, returned to their home ia
 Douglas yesterday. following a seve,- al days visit spent here with erla.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

see an additional bunch of electric lights along the foot hills Of the Hun chucas several miles eas; of the lights a; the Fort
 A Prospector representative has solved the mystery, IL is the lights 8; the pleasure resort Of Jack Asa. worth. the Rhode Island jew The lights of his plant from poin, on he Fairbank road loom up greater than the big plant al the Fort There was dance a, Jacks" Saturday night. poverty affair and was well attended. Speaking of Jacks" there 's on h.s place a plum tree that is in full bloom this l5 day of Nnvemb r and lots Of his peach trees are jus. about to burst forth in bloom Jack says southern california is not in it Ni,h southern Arlztna
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

Phoenix State Highway depart .nent has received s457.00O federal aid IT read construction.
 Glendale American-Egyptian Cot ton Growers association announce cotton situation greatly improved.
 Phoenix resources of sta.e and national banks Sss .l92. .li655. aa increase of slS.307.275.S6 over last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
TUCSON MAN BUYS
PIPE OF COUNTY

Al is meeting Monday ihe count!
 board of supervisors accepted the bid cf MT. Pistor Of Tucson for 20.oo0 feet of iwsinch water pipe which has been wing along the Bisbee-pougias high. way from the Denn-Arizona mine near Lowell 10 aear Forrest ranch. NJ. Pistor bid 10 cents for the pipe. Otf- CT bidders included the Dicus Plumb
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
ROUGH ROAD.

There are few spots on the road between Hnachucs Siding and the santa Cruz line on the state highway 70 Tucson via the Empire ranch tha. need touching up, and no doubt Cour- ;y Engineer Sim Smyth Will soon hsy,. !, done l. needs il because oi the neayy travel going that way nov awaiting as il must. the completiois e, the road through Benson Wi T this exception the road to TncsoL from here by way Of the Empire ranch Is in firstclsss hope. The former holes in the Empire ranch flat are no more. as they have been filled with
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
CIVIL CALENDAR SET.

Se."as or tae civil ulu-juey cale,- dar s.ar.us vtS today and runna' to pseemaer 3-d. wa- completed by Judse lockwood in ,ae Superior court Sl.ur44y !. he ghborhood of 50 cas.- arr 3a '.~ dpcse' and wiN keep 'a- ur, bu.y iron. uo~ until tho mtddle ot rev, uon'h
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
RElEAS SEQ ON HAsEAS CORPUS.

F"Ir defendants charged with -4m5.in- iu a ease broGsh' up froY G.-hae Ne,e released by Judse Loc.. Ne.d .A.s morning on habeas corpus preceednr Th.r were Eazir Par J B Na-a. Wilson Hua,e~ and Jual I.M.u.-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
SETTLEMENT OF SCHOOL CONTROVERSY POSTPONED.

The board o' supervisors yesterday 'a,.arn.d 'he settlement e, ;he con r3yer-y over ,he creation ot tar pearc" Union High Schcol District lu'ii the f.rs, meeting in neN, month. %h,u the matter A.l come up for 7.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
RETURNED HOME.

Mrs Eeanor Coe. s.enogrdpher iH 'hc county altp-ncy's office. rerurnr home today from s week end visf. spent wilh rt tlatiye> iu Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
RETURNED FROM TEXAS.

Fred Bennett, Tombstone cattle. man returned hem, yesterday from southern TeNa> where he went d week ago aecomuuyinc shipment ., cattle which he placed on pasture
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
RETURNED FROM HOME.

Mr. and Mr. \ F Dlyi, have re- turned from a two months trip east during whicn ,lne they visited Nc. ni.r. New Or.can>. Buffalo and othe- cities Mrs Davis spent month a.
 Bi!oNi Mis-. on .he Guif os McN.eo. while MT Diyi, as- in eastern poiufs
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

A. Of the schools in The county Wiil be closed next week on account, of the teacher, institute. d Douglas during ,he frs, three days Of the Neek. and fOr the thanksgiving holi- lays Tor the rest of the week All aachers are required to attend tho nsiitufe The first school quarter ends this week. and the second guar Ter begins Monday. November 2s
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
IN siseEE

County Engineer Sid Smyih spen, t lew hour, n la,bea this morning on ,tHc.ai bushes. lie will leave th.s lf;traooU for Dougas on mission connected with h~ othciai duties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
RETURNED FROM sisesE

county Attorney Robert \ French returned today from B.sbce. where W-H, '1 c1nluc, al investigation ii s1mo!ng charges arising out of a 2 arrv.; ot several Lowei, residents,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

NJ NJ BudNorth, cashier Of the First Nasionai Bank and l.. G Faha. stock. cashier of the COchise County State Bank returned home yesterday from Douglas. where they attended the session of the Arizona Bankers' Association Aside from the busine ,s session. whIch was one Of the mos, successful in the history of the ass De citation. they state the social sessior ia. one not 10 he forgotten A bar. quet and bal given ai Agus Prie.t by the Douglas members. was one Of the features
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
JUDGE McALlsrER HERE.

Judge \ G McAlister. of Safford Graham ccunty. and judge-elec' of the Arizona supreme court. was in Tomb stone today. having come here 10 si, in case in which Judge Lockwood wa. dIs0ua,itird
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
CASE DISMISSED.

\ damage case agAins, the City oi Bsbec which has been on file 10 be tried before the Superior court for over two years. Was dississed today on motion Of the plaintiff Louis Fine. who had sued for damages alleged 10 be due as the result of d fdll in 0
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
VISITED FRIENDS.

Miss Maud Davis. >tenoerapher n the lreasurers office. returned hone yesterday from Ei>hve ana Douglas where she Visited trends
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
THE LAW.
THURSDAY
SACRED HEART CHURCH.

Tomorrow morning Rev. Fr Wm Jno. l.eaver will go 10 Benson 10 off: up Nisa de Requ.e He will return tcmorrow afternoon Saturday afte' '- noon he vii go 10 Gleeson to con. duct divine services and Will retu'a
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
SETTLED OUT OF COURT

A suit for accounting arising fron a partnership entitled Kirby X Caic. was dismissed in ,he Superior cOus; today. having been settled out C. cuur'
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
RETURNED FRCM FAIR.

Ray G Krchs, couu,y recorder auI automobile man. 9ciarned home th morning from Phoenix. where he wen. Go ,abc in ,he fai- and see The auto mobile races saturday and sunday
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
TO TUCSON.

Mrs F. J We,terye., lef, thi, morning for Tuc,on. where she wi.l visit with h,r daughter. MT, C II. McMahnn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
TO DOUGLAS.

Mrs \. Y Moves and son. Ru,es lel th.s morning for D5uga.,. wher, they were called owing To the Illness If Mr- Noyes brother-iu-.aW. Nho $ suffering from cancer on H.s tongue
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

Ta- Sao.s. and Ap,1a sli- mex, rrdty even 2 ar rua foasseEa,..u z Gmcn promises 'a u. a huge ~uc .g-. .c.m tHe oars me .adi,- az .a".ue iu'o .' The entertainment ,, uas and 'Ae pubic Is ufH,a
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
TO sis6Es
PETuR RNED HOME.

Mr. and Mrs W r Boyd returned home yesterday from NOga.es, where they wen, on brie' yisi, with trieno>.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
LADIES AID SOCIAL.

On Friday evening ,he ls;h the at.t> at ;hr Congregational church ".a 1.d social and Apron sale ms t1r 'Ar Ladie, and DoHesl ,h. church par,or-
 t1 entertainment consl>,ng O. "A 'an-om.ue. and ma..ca. Is gram s ie given Refreshments Free ID l.. and al. are invited
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
GOOD PROGRAM
 AT APRON SOCIAL.

There vii. bc good musical pro. gram a> well as pantomime enter- riinmen, and Apron Sale Frida.' nigh, at he Cungre gajionl! churcl
 Good place 70 buy your Chris ma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
HIDE MAN HER RE.

Wa,,er Fife. travelling for a Los Angeles hide firm was in Tombstone yesterday. continuing on Jo Tucson hi, morning
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
FRIDAY
JUNK.

The junk man Is in town getting 3 carload Of scrap iron. CAMPERS.
 Tourists are using both the depot grounds and the old hospital grounds for erecting their camps, but Tomb stone mus arrange for permanent camping ground which the tourists a
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21

l.. A. Bo,dccker. wel Known 'arn- ar and cal,iemau of Turner, spent |. .pW h ur> in Tombstone today al rnd.ug io business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
TOURS SITS co THROUGH.

( F Ne.r and We. oi AarorA Ne 1~a,ha. passed through Tombstone 'aIs morning eurau.e 70 .ap C4ltorui1 CO.'S, ca aa extended vacation Mr Nete ], a member ,s 'he Nebraska ru'anE su--i ant say-= he eNpec. 'l have g1Cl Vacation "rough,ua h. pr1s led ue .s u-t called home flY soon
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
FROM CASC ABEL.

Mex Heron. We,l known merohar, and postmaster of Ciscabel ;h, ,hriv. ing farming commiiy below Benson ~p,n' few hour. in ;le county seat today attending 90 bushes, d. t.- ccur-; hOuse
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
TOMBSTONE ID W N TOPICS TERsELY T0lO
MONDAY
VISITS FAMILY.

County Attorney R. \. French spe'' sunday in Douglas W!jh his family. TO slSBEe.
 to Bisbee this morning where they eN- poet to locate in the future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
FROM LEWIS SPRINGS.

Harry Haselgren. cat;leman rf Lewis Sprines Vas among the wis. tors in Tombstone today
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
,-RON MlDOlEMARcA,

F. ! Kelly. cajtlemau O. the Mid- i',march di,;r.c.. ,pen, lew hours Tombstone today oH business b. -are jh- board oi supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
UP FROM DOUGLAS.

\ C Karger. former clerk of thr ara p. supervisors. and now euga-- .d n 'h- garage business iu Doug.a> mana. ? 0. :he Bankhe,d Moor "oUpany. Was visitor n Tombstone .adav on business
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TO HOSPITAL
TELEPHONE MAN HERE.

j G. McAal!es, 0: he Maun'a'1 .s., T-rphone & T. egraph ror1 p4ly. was in Tombstone yesterday or ou,uts, a, ,he local office He col