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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25

G.. c. Briggs. Secretary.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14
Coal Price Reduced
So a Ton on Monday
By Atlanta Company

A reduction of SO per ton from
s15.75 to $12.75 in the bets Jellico
lump coal. effective Immediate
ly, was announced Monday morn
ing by w. L. Randall, Of the
Randall Brothers Coal company, OPP
orators of five coal yards in Atlanta
Mr.. Randall said that the reduction
was made as the price named at the
mines had been reduced proportion
ately.
A reduction of 81 a ton, from SIS
to S14, was announced by one other
Atlanta company, the Meinert Coal
company, effective Monday. The
other large dealers said that they
had not made any reduction Monday.
nor were they contemplating one.
R. R. Johnson, manager of the
coal department of the r. o. Camp
bell company. said that the price of
$14 per ton charged by the Camp
bell company, was in keeping with
the prices charged at the, mine. He
said that any reduction would de-
pend entirely upon the price at the
mines, and the manner in which the
railroad companies moved the coal
from the mines to theN company's
yards.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14
WAR FINANCE
, BOARD REVIVAL
BEING FOUGHT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Opposi-
ton to revival of the war finance cor
poration was voiced today by Sena-
tor Edge, New Jersey, when the sem
ate resumed debate on the resolution
to make the corporation operative
as an aid to farmers.
He said revival of the corporation
would be merely a temporary and
artificial relief, (which would only
put off little longer the undodge-
able settlement"
Private capital will gradually take
care of the situation, he asserted,
instancing the formation last week of
a $1Oo,OOO,O0O corporation at Chicago
as proof that private enterprise is
taking hold of the problem of ex-
port.
A vote on the resolution is eX-
pected late today.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14
Ponzi Begins Service
OF Five-Year Term

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Dec. H.
Charles Ponzi Saturday entered upon
service of his sentence Of five years
at the Plymouth county Jail that vas
imposed by the federal court as pun
ishment for the fraud by which he
obtained millions of dollars from
thousands of persons.
Accompanied by his wife and led
eral officers he was brought here
from the East Cambridge Jail where
he has been confined since his ar
rest in August.
Ponzi today put on prison garb
for the third time in his career Of
attempts to make easy money, hav-
ing previously served time at Mon
treal and Atlanta. Then he rejoined
his youthful wife for a temporary
farewell. she intends to leave the
mansion home which he bought in
Lexington to come here and work IN
order to be near him.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14
WILSON ADOPTS
20 CHILDREN IN
STARVING

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Presi-
dent Wilson today called upon his
fellow countrymen" to contribute
funds to save 100000 children, who
ARE facing starvation in central
Europe" The president announced
that he would adopt twenty of these
children as his temporary wards. and
said that 500 contributed through
the European relief council would
save the life of a child.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14
Counterfeit Money
Laid Away by Man
For Funeral Expense:

ELKHART. Ind. Dec. 11.-Money
laid away by Walter Moody for his
funeral expenses was found by bank
ers to be counterfeit today after it
had been spent to meet burial costs
for the man who died a week ago.
The money, in new $40 bills had
been kept inviolate in the Moody
home for sixteen years. Moody's
widow, who became his second. wife
years after he set the money aside,
will have to make good the loss.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14
IMMIGRATION
BILL IS PASSED
BY THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The
Johnson immigration bill, as amend
ed to prohibit all immigration for a
period of one year. was passed to-
day by the house. 1t now goes to
the senate where it's defeat is pre-
dicted by senate leaders.
The vote was 293 for the bill and
Al against it. Six members voted
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14
Horses, Cows and Bulls
Are Accounted for, but
Who Gets the Liquor?

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Dec IL
The British steamship Potosi, Liver
pool to South America and carrying
100000 quarts of Scotch whisky, four
race horses, five prize bulls and four
thoroughbred heifers. sought refuge
in this port late last night. She had
battled with storm and mechanical
difficulties for twenty-five days. The
Brses and heifers were consigned to
the president of Peru and the bulls
are to be used for breeding and show
: purposes in that country.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14
Olive Thomas Death
Declared Accidental

PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE authorities.
IN closing the quest in the case of
Olive Thomas, American film star
who died from poisoning here sew
eral months ago, announced today
that accidental death had been
proven.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14

Here remarkable facts. They surprised and impressed
far forcb than they will surprise and impress YOU Just
three weeks decided could afford great
flee Offer And announced this that would send The
[Weeky Journal for three months to reader who sent Twen
ve cents Almost before the paper off the press seemed
the orders began pour totally unexpected kept
pouring all week. So repeated the offer the weeks ed
TONS The rush of orders sweed to the of flood
surprised again. But felt somehow that there might still
readers who had neglected the chance repeated
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14

fer again last week. And listen this! day last week
orders than during week! The
total for last week fairly swamped us!
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14


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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-14
Here Is the Double Offer

Such an amazing response ca n mean only
that this special sacrifice bargain acty suits the
when money is scarce! We feel it is our duty
chance. The offer still stands. Read the conditic
about the opportunity. Act Today!
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
MAYOR CUTS END TO HORSE PLAY OF
 UNIVERSITY LADS

TUCSON, Sept 20-The fun ani frolic ot university student, has abou' gone far enough Mayor Parker announced last night. giving order to Chief Hopely 70 pu, a stop to i, is a result Of complaints from the mer. chant, as well as the ,ramway com pany
 The boys are interfering with the traffic" he said they are annoying the business men i, is time to end thl, sor; Of nonsense and we are going to end Il. I told Hopley to put them in jail and keep them there until they paid there fines
 "It is alright to have all the inno- cent fun. but they have gone t. far, we will not stand for any more rough work
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
MOTORISTS RUN DOWN
 INVALID IN STREET
 AND FALLS IN FAINT

TUCSAN. Sept 22 William Conn. Nhp says that he ig health seeker. va, knocked down and run over by an automobile on Congress stree. near the intersection of Stone. abou. noon Monday The man was danget- ously hurt. although the extent of h.s injuries cannot be aseer,ainei un. ,l X.ray photographs taken by Dr. C A Thomas the attending phys ciau have been received.
 A. no complaint was made of the acc.den, either al police headquarters or the ,her,fCs office inc Identity O. ;ae man who ran Conn down eou'I n9t be ascertained
 |; was stated by an eyewitness ,o ta- accident. however. that the man iu the car, after passing over Cohn's pr5strate body. brought the car 10 a stop and falnted from the shock Of tn , accident He regained consciouness iu a few moments and drove off with. out an attempt being made 10 apre- head him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
STATE APPROPRIATION
 FOR RECLAMATION IS ASKED BY THE LAND BOARD

PHOENIX. Sept 22.-@At least 5000 and possibly s6oob, to match similar amounts of the reclamation service for continuance of work on the Bold pr creek and smaller irrigation pro5 ects Of the Colorado river. will be ap propria,ed by Arizona f recommends ,ions of the state land board are fol- lowed. The board, at its meeting ,o day. adopted a motion asking the gov. ernor to appropriate s60o0 fl money needed for the Winslow project Is in cluded. otherwise that the appropris ton of 5000 for the Bolder creek and other smaller projects. The state orl. ginally matched s15.OoO for carrying on the work in the northern part o. the state
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
CHARGE ERROR IN LEVY OF
 TAX IN YUMA co.

PHOENIN. Sept. 22 Charging that the tax levy in Yuma county is too nigh, and tha, through an error it j. sufficient ,o raise more than s2OoOo than i> necessary, II. x Fennemore. representing certain taxpayers. wi,l lp7 ,ar before the tax commission to- day. seeking readjustmeut.
 This mater was first called to the attention of the commission by Wi!i E, Ryan attorney for the Arizona Taxpayers, association The levy a, made by ,ae board of supervisors wa l.2l5e on 'hr hundred dollars, the to- :ad valuation fsure being see.sS- .ls6 es
 In explanation e. the alleged error Ryan say, tha, ,hr levy % meet in, ;ere-t, and redemption :unl of the bonds wa. originally loss bu, was figured l>e instead thus raising $2o. poo more than was necessary
 In view o. :ar fact ;aa, ;he lew has been sworn ;o the correoi. therr is some d'ubt 9, 10 wha, method vii be pursued 'a sra sh'en ma.ters ou. The frs step in this d!rec'ian vii be ,h- hearing today a.'e- which te- n-uare and Ryan ".E sa '8 Yum Ind p.ac, ,hs ma or he.a- The sp per, .-o~s
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
ATTENDANCE AT STATE FAIR
 TO PASS ALL RECORDS

PHOENIN. 2 -3-.us ng adj. -d a.,araGce Ina. Inc attendance a. .hs A-zaa. -ta'y a.f November \ 10 L. Mi .l. sarpa-- .aa. Of an pr-F.sa- ysas railroad officials today announced tba, rate one fare aaI a hat :5r ,h- round TIP rom any >rlena aa.a. 20 PascaA s.auIi 1s .a -f-e, at :a.r.;.ne.
 Ta aevs. V. el.aaA .ae 4ac.sloa
 hundreds D. people ia ali .ec..8n-
 me s-a,e n =te pre-en, a, ,hie wears a.- ,hau E,,a a. .hl, early ds.e ,. --sat#aea. .n.srr~ has been nsa..s-,ed ali 5vsr Ar.zana and f seems certain .aa. hi, years a,en- da,. w. a.a a sa.t -aa leroo' ni--a La-t .aa ,ad4ac. aas 5ooo0. aa: b.s-.e aai better pans for ,H.s years events are ralsin ; more people e,eryN here ;' determine ,s Ge In Phoenix 8, ,ha, time
 The eNc-aance 0. The racing pro- gram is producing c1mmcn, on both sides The automobile races. which always bring out record crowd will this year have more and better en- tries than ever before Indian Day. always one of the mos, popular days ot fair week. is also being discussed and thousands of fair visitors are awaiting the interesting sight, anI even, scheduled to take place
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
PHOENIX LOST AUTO
 CONVOY THRU VALLEY

CHANDLER. Ariz. Sep; 23.-ThTu csrelessness and stupidity on the par oi the Phoenix committee, the valley los, he military motor convoy which detoured at Tucson and wen; by way of Aio.
 Two army engineers had been sfni by way ot Phoen.x Co examine ,he roads uue engineer found gooi road over ;he Asua Fria while tA. other encountered a bad route over The GUs Thi, engineer gu1 away from ;he Phoenix committee ahead o. thc other one and reported h.s nnt- ines q, headquarters with -Ae result that ,he convoy. which consisted O: a number of heavy truck. and autos, detoured through Ajn
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
CCSN FUNERAL WILL
 5E FEOM ELKS HOME
 ,-- EnLE Q M T-A

Dac9i-'S. Sept -2-.--Funerai sery- ia-e ..r Prank W. Doan kt.led in an wamoe.t ael'a5n sunday vii bs htid at five a'colk tA!s afternoon al tar E.as home. Rev F, W. Sla5ason
 a'.ag
 Al ,ae oa.e.ss oc the lodge vii ,.ac par, in tae Eshs services in the hoar aaI &, tho grave. with Exal,el Ruler II. B NaFch.son presiding Pal bearer. VIII be e!gh, members pt the bar and colleagues O; Mr Doan. Nr Dean was exalted ruler of tho F,lks in 1912 and 1913
 Flora. emblem. haze come 10 th' Doaa family expressing sympathy, rom al parts O. ;he state. one Of hase, with sympathy b he family ,al especially for the father. Judge Fletcher N Doan comes from Phoe- a.S Cha2;er NJ. , ot the Eastern Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
WILEY [. JONES
AGAIN TAKEN ILL

PHoGNiN sept 2. Wiley Jones. attorney general was ,Aken to his home yes,s-3ly very ul man. and some concern i, fe; regarding his condition which appears to be a re. ourreuce of the internal trouble which some time as5 sen, L.u to the hos. pitai
 The attorney general was so .ll yes terday morning that 1t was necessary that he be carried to ,he land board meeting oroaius which he was taken home r J. K. Mcbride as. sistant attorney general .sat win Jones during the land board meeting following which he. loo. went home feeling very in For some time pas; Mcbride has no; been .n the best of health, and the heavy strain of haudl ing the burden Of the work Of the Of. flee is ,c.iins on him, say his friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
RUNAWAY BOYS HALT AT
 EDGE OF THE DESERT

TUCSON Sept 23.-Growlng weary ot ,he iuonotony of life at s, Josephs Orphaaage. of which they are inmates and .e-l.ng the wanderlust urge. Geo. Uii,ch aged 10. his brother. Ch-.s. Irsd 2 lad Tony Dorink. aged F Ie. .ermined 10 go in quest Of adventure.
 Slipping silently from the orphan age in the early hours Of Monday. be fore anyone else had awakened, the three small adyenturers turned their face, To 'he southwest and with stou, hearrs. set ou, upon their journey
 Beyond the city limits they encoun. tered desert. bur this failed to deter them and they ;ramped bravely on through the entire day
 W.th evening came empty stomachs and many misgiyings. so when they sighted ,h. ranch of J. L. Tremans. which ], .oclted several miles seu,h- s,-t.o- town. they made no attempt 70 1vold
 Nr Tre.Aaa- af,er hearing tho boy. s't-y gave them a guof supper anl eom,arahia bed
 Af--~ 1-eat.tsf 'u fhe morning 'he rIuc.m.H ha.,a--ed team and drove 'hs boys back 'o town He urneJ .hsal o,er 70 rho silsritfs ot- ..ge. Vh. a am turned them over 'o S. lo>eahs
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
GOV. CAMPBELL APPOINTS WOMEN DELEGATES TO BIG
 CONGRESS AT SALT LAKE

PH1EN.N sept 22-Gogernor C5mtbel today aarsiatel the follow. ing women delegates to the tenth an- aa4. -e- Ion oe ,l Farm Women NJ donal Congress, which meets at Salt Lake civ on octaber 70
 Mrs Naaia Ellsworth, Stafford; Ms Austin Evans. ss8ord: Mrs w ?. c1am4ars slf.ori: Mrs Ella Udail s, Johns AIr.. J. W Smith, snow. fake Mrs Q s stapley. Mesa; M-~ George A. To0ta. saff1rd; Mrs. Prank Webster. Central: Mrs. Gree ey eack Kiuemau: Mrs A. '. G-aer Yumas Nss. Claude Huma. Williams: Mrs. A Kimban Thatch- er: Mir C J. Krentz. Douglas: Mrs. l.. F. M+tteson. St David; Mrs ". II Neei. Douglas: Mrs; L F Nichols. Tucson Mrs J. n. stannard, Phoe- nix. Miss Alice Y. Joyce. Tucson: Nils, F.ossie D. Willis. Phoenix: Grace Ryan Douglas. and Miss Hazsl Zimmerman. Tucson
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
COUNTY BIRTHS IN JULY
 64 ROYs AND 47 GIRLS:
 ONLY TWO PAIRS OF TWINS

or II births reported from Cochise county during Juiy 54 were those Of boys and 1T girls A copy of the July birth record has jus, been re ceived
 Two sets Of twins were reported during the month Al four of these babies were boys one pair was born to C,eophas anu Theresa Loren O. Lowell the other 10 L.oyi and Della Miller Of st Dar.d
 Risbee ran away With the county birth honor, in July reporting 39 as compared with k reported from Dou,- las, Lowell aad W.coN came uex N3.h lo each. and then romb,toa~. @i.h Other smaller .oa-s report. ed le,,tr numbers
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
COUNTY DEMOCRATS
 FAVOR GOVERNMENT
 AID FOR WAR VETS

DOUGLAS. Sep, 22 Both Demo cra,s and Republicans Of Coch.se et- e.a.ei aoar.y organizations her. 10 laa The Democrats elected F W H,i5av %, Warren churmaa pr \
 B.rl,ee of ni.bes Vas a.sksd ie- .e.r,rsey. |. h.. VIII aeesp, i. as, aa- uacae.d
 The Democratic committee ai1u,, {, resolution. iavor.ne restoration Q. norma. relations oita Mexico s- .oor a, possible some sar; os govern. m-r al t- es.-a.i.rr- aas en. aas-3 The proaasei h.shaay con .a.s.Isa bl was c5rd-mu-d Con
 tar,tt9a by the legislature Q: an adequate and fur automobile le7,- .sl, aH wss urgei Tp ,h dsrer, pru5-y law va, attributed s~owe at dis ord n the parry and .'s aHe Ht. maut was favored
 Jack Redmond ot Lowell and George Jay e. Warren were s.tc.e , cha -maa and secretary. re,nscave.. at ,h- Republican county committee. g...i. 5g rnsrabar- af. .lt. st5ta cam mit,~- elected was state Chairman A.har. V Sames oi p1as.as
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
ENGINEER STARTS WORK ON CHARLESTON DAM.

Easineer w. H. Elliott, wA1 has the c,u.-lc. for furnishing tae s- rouad.as- surveys and estimates .n ,he san PeIra Water Users as.ccir u,u incident to the consuuo;ien 6. 'se Charleston dam, arrived in romo- stone today an dviu make his heal. quarters am.as The nex, four months.
 Mr Eliot; who Was recently grant ed ;he can'rac; by the board ,o rus. nlsh surveys of the dan site res-t- voir ami the irr.rshle land under the project, announced that crew VII. be oa 'he dam sic within the nex, few day, making surveys. Following ,h- completion O: their work. diamond 'ngsmfw>shrdl hrdl shrd hrd cmtvm drills will be started on the sounding, of the bed rock while another crew vii be pu; n work making the sur. ve> of 'he reservoir site. and two more crews v.ll he put into the neii surveying the land to come under ;a- project
 Speaking Of the project this after. noon M- Elliot; stated that rom hi plans he win be able to present 10 the board of directors Of the assoc.a. ton within the neX, four months. thu entire estimate of construction Of the 'haglestou dam. all canals. laiera's and d,tches for their consideration. The nex, step will be to call the Do ia issue election by the board Mr Fl, lioit plans call for complete dat, on ,he dam, tyre Of cons;ruc;!an aad di,ches
 Fl is now matter Of prrtns Jhe thing along from now oa un,i prop CT conclusion" said MT Elliott. My work Will keen me busy nr .he uex' four months, and by putting in d1u. bic crews will he abe within that time to have all the dI,e before ;he board W,h f.yoraD.c unn Ne @.Il then be -eady 10 star on ac,ul. con. s'ruc'ira work li V.l be D z c7. de~,ab.ur, but cvery.amg has c'.,1q of flo a proper star, aat @it' Jl- cs1. 'inusnce Coehise oo.ry NJ ,tor have within iis bounds aa a-ss' tla, wi.! add considerably 10 l.-# #N.l..h and prosperity
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
oRE sAvPLiNo PLANNED
HERE SAYS MANSON

DOUGLAS Sep- -4 #Cea..4e-.1 :. .4'.-.-' was aroused h.e- yesterday hs rec-p, o, information from The,
 n lu5ra- r N Manson rep7,-ea- .as .a- N s.e-r Ore pa-aaasn- Ce ot C,atU and Nevada and ,as Na,ld4- rt4A or Slmp.rs company s- aa,- iae -4J .Aa. ra- former company wi,a'u ,aor' time wn .e.taa .a .' Tac,on and poug.ss large ore -snp Ing plants
 Nr Manson recently -nsn. ,oms time here and j, reported nen s- In ,hr east He j. expected 2. IT, rra to Douglas in a week a- tNy
 The plan, here Mr Manson i. quoted as having said. will care .o- ore Of the Cochise county district. and of northern Sonora. while The one at Tucson VII handle shipments from central and southern Arizona points.
 Mir Manson said the policy of hi. company was To deai with small ore producers on a cash basis. for th= stimulation Of production from .. velopment property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
CHARGE THREE ~iTH
 PLOT TO IMPORT sILVEH

FL PASD. TeXas. Sept a.--. hars' ed with conspiracy to import sllysr bullion. silver co.ns'and 5o quarts oi whs.l,y from Mexico. Eduardo sal.a. as and oeH,1a ove'do were arres,e' by fete-s' customs officers Tuesday night They were srraigned befor. United States Commissioner Schmin and gave bond of 5000 each Pedro Lopez was arrested in connection win the same charge, Wednesday morn ing and gave bond Of $500
 Lopez and Salinas are connected with the santa Fe Exchange X Com mission company
 Sslin4s and Oy,edo were arrested Tuesday night when the automobile in which they were riding was found federal officers say. 10 contain s.1 bars of silver bullion, two sacks o' silver coin and 5o quarts of whiskey Although the United States does not place an lmpor; duty on silver the violation with which the men are charged is that they failed 10 declarJ the silver 10 customs officers Mexio' places a heavy duty on silver
 Lopez denies any knoweldge Of the .offense. The other two men. he says failed to declare the silver because they feared that the liquor alleged ;t have been .n the car might be dis covered
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAWS
 OF STATE TO BE ENFORCED

PHoENIN Sept 92-ln order tc comply with the par,-time compulsory school laws. it was announced by the school authorities here today that classes were being organized fo- boys and girls between n and l6 wears of age who were employed dur ing the day. The school officials to day appealed to employer, 10 aid in registering such pupils. pointing out ma, they were given the option Of at. tending classes during hours of em' ployment or any time between < q m. and 6 D m. Five hours a week Q. school attendance were required
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
JuRY INolcTs ARIZONA OFFICIAL

PHOENlN. Ar-z Sep w. NcCHIum ttrusr as,i,tsu, posJmast- ar a' Supcri1r Ar.z. Ras indicted on a charge e. em5szz'rmsu, Of govern. meut fund. by special grand jnry n federal e9ur, here la.e tais af,e-. aoon Discrepancies Of S6ae9 are el- .esed 10 have h-en found in McCu,. ium accounts He will be arraigued before Judge William II. S4wtelle n federal court here tomorrow
 Twenty indictments were returned 5y the special sraad jury. which mads i,s f.na. repor, las, eye. ming and aa, dismissed All Of the defendants were awaiting ,ria, in jail. SIX of the number were arra.gaed. en ,e-ed pleas 0. su.!,y and received sentence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
LAND COMMISSION STANDS
 FIRM UPON RESOLUTION

PH0ENIN. Sep, Alleging at arst 'ha' m definite action could be ;aken uutl Governor Thomas E. Campbell. who is absent from the city. would be presea, al the meeting ani Afterwards. declaring that the resp .ution remain as originally adopted ,he state land board today refused to reconsider resolution adopted week ago in which all decision con cernius renewal Of state land leases should be withheld until The court had made ruling iu a case uow pend ing before them The request was made at regular meeting of the land commission by Dr. F. B. Perrin aud his attorney R. F. Morrison
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
BANK OF BlS6EE PAYS OUT s3O.ooo IN COLD
 TO MINERS OF QUEEN

BIS3EE sept 22-Thirty thousand dollars in gold $s1oool Vas paid our yesterday by the Bank Of B.sbee to miners Of the Copper queen company. this being the first payday in three years that the miners have received their pay .n the form 0: yellow metal instead of a piece of paper No req son for paying in gold was given ey. cept tha, the bank wanted to try thus system again |; is said to be th , fastest and simplest method Of paying
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-26
GAIT LEMEN CF COCHlsE MUST SHIP OUT CATTLE
 ACCOUNT DRY RANGE

Shortage of feed on the ranges Is causing catilemen Of the Sulpher Springs valley to make arrangements to ship their stock to Texas and other places. according to stockmen from the valley. They say that the situI- tion is acute. and that some stock men will meet wiih heavy loss if tn. transfer is not made shortly.