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BOXING RESULTS.

Bud Elliott, the Jerome boy knocked out Kid White of Phoenix in the third round last night at the boxing program staged at Whipple Barracks. Elliott and White were in the l45-pound class.
 1t was something of surprise when Tall Johnson won the decision over Kid Crawford, the speedy Phoenix boy, who stopped his man in the sev- enth at Jerome last week. But John- son outclassed the valley boy, and the decision was his Kid Clifton. anothev Whipple mixer, took what was said to be an unpopular decision over Hughie Brooks, in four rounds of closely contested fighting.
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Chairman.
Attest:
day of August. 1890.
Clerk.


 Dated at Prescott Arizona this day of August e2O ;
 proposal does conform the original bid o Juno 18th 1920
 failure of the bond bidders required by the official advertisement duly certified check for S75Oo00 the Board of Supervisors with other lawfully au- official of Yavapai Couny Arizona and,
 the failure and refusal of the bond bidders 18th 9 either of the methods Of de- bidders o the official advertisement attached and made there of the Board of Supervisors o Yavapai County August of the Board of Supervisors 7 1920 that the bid Of Stern Brothers Company Sidney Spit Company Mayer Company 5H% dated June oth forfeited and rejected
 RESOLVED hPt whereaa Mr B. K Blanche has proposal 2h 1920 produced purchaser of s0O00o of Yavapa County Highway willing take deliveries Of the mutually that the said Ban ufi the of his proposal of June zoh 9
 BE IF FURTHER RESOLVED that the proposal of said B. K sB of failure o performance by said Banehet be forfeited aud to be of fur effect that the be- and hereby declared to be forfeited and cancelled
 RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Of this resolution be Supervisors of Yavap County to of the bond houses who bidders under the bid of June 18th, le0. Voting the following: A. Taege Chairman Aye w " Midgley, "Ayt" and Sukey Aye
 J. A. JAEGER Chairman. ..... C. C. STUKEY, Supervisor.
 w w. MIDGLEY. Supervisor gJsop metoo salaries of Grace Chapman and CAyne Recorders office be interested 0O per these deputies having been a said office HaeEe thRH euF No further business appe4as before the Board same ad eursea ia FeEslar AEder ,-. .-a 4tsest: ..L t- - ....
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Supervisor.
Yours Very Truly,

Yours Very Truly,
 Approved: (signed) NEIL C. CLARK,
 County Attorney.
 (signed) HOWARD CORNICK,
 Special Attorney. "@sTr~s9e1S9",~~"
 Together with the following proposal which qm for the right of substitution of bonds permitted by law their effort sell County which proposal was in the following words, towit
 Prescott Arizona ugust7 1929
 Messrs Stern Brothers Company Kansas City. Missouri
 J. C. Mayer X Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Stacy & Braun Toledo. Ohio. Prudden & Company, Toledo. Ohio Sidney Spitzer Company, Toledo Ohio
 Elston Company. Chicago, Illinois
 Nr F. Keplnger Agent and Representative fe above named -*sssssssEssssgs eSs.sssSs Dear Srs: . >%+<e''Tsz;N 7qg5tste Referring accrued Million Thousand Dollars O of the Highway Bonds Yavapai County Arizona ance with the official advertisement of sale of bonds thereto attached and by which date of delivery deliveries the bonds made may be mutually agreed upon. the 46 A63 46o the 1913 selection GeposoeS public designate our depository Prescott Bank o Prescott Azha other responsible institution of like character the State of Arizona able comply the State Law above indicated ct other institution subject approval the County Yavapa
 
 sufficient the umof One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dol fS15060n000) lieu theef m said T-eas bonds the United States of the State of Arizona other bonds said law provided conditioned that all such trustee will be wholly responbe the said highway bonds placed iii its hands aforesaid the value hereef together Mh nerest will deliver 0nb Million Thousand Se005) of the Yawapa Highway Bonds above mentioned directions said banG b of he euYehast5 said iR stairsents follows: | S00060G0 thereof inaaediatey = ---~' |
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Also special tax sheep bucks appearing Rolls the year l9z0 accordance with the provisions Chapter a. Section l. 1919
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of erty in Cottonwood for School Maintenance
 special $OO682 each $lOOOo valuation of all taxable "' o sPsc tax of $oOS6 on each slOoGo property District No Prescott Bonded for interest on bonded oa sss School District No l. Prescott Bonded High School Main
 in School District SS 5 9 o S SS ] In M taxable m sohoo sgS5 Diet M No @ Soonwood ey District No g. Jerome for School Maintenance
 y in School District Jerome Bonded School Maintenance
 9 ssa 9s' b as N8 soo m on Ro SSS ] p bond S 4 s60o sRs1p District f @ So r Jasy
 % 55s b # So sS n @ in4 7 vf b6as 6r Rt:n15s R m A sh BsfR 6e @ o @ Skull .fH
 Also special tax S00aO valuation all ey n School District sLui Valley Bonded redemption Also special fax of sooQe taxable w School District No ls sk Valley Bonded for Interest on Eonds'
 Ssss sf @ Ss % S Sss ee o s al 5a @ sass @ % Ra t 9f sll2l on each sloOoO
 Df d S$ M a 6 @ a 8 s5S5 as G s7. prop
 s FS o sreS 66 sa tsaon S SsfG e bt pop sgl pk No H camh Verde Bonded for interest bonded xsss t tax.b. " tpsc5 ts9 oi each sc yuIsr5 of all taSae prop PsFy 2& Nfala Eil interest h@ptt' m A ;sSe 5so s;o9 'ai.: R:R
 o @ y sI9%e aa yss2 % of all taxable ho5G95 indebtedness E ; "
 y % e66 6 b # % S 2 ] & 3 boa 6ia oi so6 % Ms ssSs sssoo Rss M a fdsR oF g School M
 Also special of $OO5l SlpOOO property School District No 29 CkdaIe Bonded for interest Also special SOOOO valuation property District 3 special SOLOS SOoOO taxable property school district No A Ash Fork Bonded for redemption bonded ndeb
 special SOO6 each S0OOO property School District No 3l, Ash Fork bonded indebtedness.
 special $O48 on each oOOO valuation of all taxable School District No 4o segmn Bonded for school Mn 
 Also special SO9 SOOOO of property School District No 4Osegmau Bonded tor bond special each soooo valuation taxable School District No A bonded Also special of $Oo232 SoOOO taxable as5 ndS3ns9 Soo' District Mo- ' Mayer bonded " H o" bonded As special 0f sO3O siOOOo pope & % fhs fi f@ s Bond oP P School M iG @ 
 Also special sss op each soooo taxable property in shoo District Nc a rhd Farms Bonded for Manual Arts bonded indepttdntSs 'De ~'''' OODOF0 O interest '1 Also pt so6 on each Sloo0o valuation of all taxable Jerome t.
 special Of Os2 each SlOnoO valuation of all taxable the town Of Jerome for the of bonded ndeped
 Also special tax of Soa7 on each slooo valuation of all taxable the Town of Jerome interest
 Grand Total for State asd County sN9o each SOno0 Total state County School Bonded Prescott High School hd Manual Training sio Soooo
 ro County School Boaded Manual Total for couaty SeAeo District No Jerome High Shoe Manual Training so S6O6o s . Sran an A J S % Ts,Sg dSgny and School District Mo- H. Bonded
 Grs1d Total f6t State coants Sho6 District Ne 15 Bonded isl
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 sls2Z each $oOOO valuation sO9s6 each $lOOOO valuation.
 Grand State County No 2 sg43 State County District No 22 Bonded $L64 on each $lo0OO valuation
 sl55 on each slo0O0 valuation G. Grand for State County & Bonded S5ad o & ssos G % Gos @ a and & S4 s R 6 S @ Bonded and Grand Total j0[ State County and School District No A Bonded is Grand Total for County School District No o Bonded is o 5ao o & IS S % o ' f9n and School District No " Bonded Grand State County District Nc A. is sl23 Grand County No 5l Bonded Grand Total State County Town Jerome $2ssH each the 1920 and further ordered that the same be entered in bid informal negotiations nd Howard CorQck as special attorney Mr. M5Pon ] and fhs ] % M As s was moved by WHEREAS under the bid zh 1920 made by Stern all & $ oooQoo Yyap9i Highway Bonds check for nOo accompany said bid art s 3 5 ha5 6esn % the n lawful Substitution 'f ] g e @ PeGS 5 0 od I s WEREAs Gn August a @ 2 9 ao Mr. A. & Jaeger o Chairman & N Neil Clark County Attorney and Howard Con Special Attorney Kepnge V P oat the two gentlemen represent raised and stated that the
  certified by the cashier of the check which informally submitted Mr. Kpng Mr. Oas z8th 1920 to-wit: Prescott Arizona, August z 1920
 Messrs. Stern Brothers Company. Kansas City, Missouri J. C. Mayer Company Cincinnati Ohio Stacy & Braun Toledo Ohio. Prudden Company, Toledo, Ohio. Sidney Sptzer & Company Toledo Ohio.
 Eston Company, Chicago, Illinois.
 Mr. E. Keng and representative for the above named Genteneh Referring your proposal June 18th, purchase OOOOOO Highway Bonds County Arizona the official advertisement of sale of the bonds and whereby you agree to the advertisement bids. We the official made of bid, follows We will place the said issue of Yavapai County Arizona High Bonds together with the final approving opinion Mes Wood County Arizona said delivered authorized representatives conditioned the by u the United States the equal the ata said One Million Five Hundred Thou ~ Dollars together with accrued interest date of wifi place Yavapai County, Highway Bonds together with the final Mesr Wood
 
 
 nstamens said Agent the credit of nlment United follows to-wn $l00000OO thereof immediately; ... 4.-. ~E Sl00OO000 September l920; t-.1, $lOOUOOOO thereof December 1st l9O t- ...ae $l00OO0O0 thereof February 1st, 1921; $l000OOO thereof April lst, 1921; $2T000OG thereof June lst 1921; $2O000O0 thereof 1921; $2O0IU00O thereof October $ND0O0OO thereof January 1922; .r = E $0IOO0OO thereof March lst 1922 ,et '..s-. ? Kindly advise delivery of said bonds outlined satisfactory and mutually upon
 (signed) J. A. JAEGER
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COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-October cotton closed at 244O, or 60 points net lower, while other months showed net advances of 5 to 8 points, al- though the tone of the market was barely steady.
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Yours very truly, =. - Approved ~I..-r-. (signed) NEIL C. CLARK,
 County Attorney. igned) HOWARD CORNICK. .aA.us-
 Special Attorney. L. and, $ &srs 5sTNgsEgsSg WHEREAS proposals accepted by said tond houses, Id but
 WHEREAS August l 19 the following conditional sheets of permanently attached to each other and each signed by the bond bidders, submitted owit:
 Prescott Arizona, August 1lth, 1920. of Supervisors
 of Yavapai County Arizona. Gentlemen
 hereby agree delivery outlined Paragraph numbered T attached letter addressed the undersigned dated August Eth, 1920 ..4AeasazGaaEt aaEta1G7Ea delivery nsalments provided allowed the privilege taking paying all the bonds time al option, prior the fixed delivery dates
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Chairman.

Dated at Prescott Arizona. day August 1e2o
 Prescott Arizona, August II, 1920
 of Supervisors
 of Yavapai County, Prescott Arizona Gentlemen; .:.
 Our which this is attached and made part thereof re- ftrrna delivery 0Oo Yavapai County Arizona undersigned dated Aug conditioned compliance with agreement to his proposal dated June 10th stated; said to be made concden delivery the bonds This condition made at herrsquest of B. K B&achet for his protection
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SGOW0O thereof December 1s, 1920; SO0OO00O thereof February lst 1921; $00000OO thereof April 1st l92 $N00000 thereof June s, 1921; SA0OGOm thereof August lst 1921; $200000QO thereof October 1st 1921; $2QOO0Q thereof January , 1922; $0000Q0 thereof March 1st, 1922 We you arranging lhe uneyeted issue Yvapai County bohd thereof make substitution thereof that agreed by and hereinafter provided being distinctly understood that making such substitution trustee and shall be all times liable under aforesaid That the bond of the be reduced time time proportion the paid nstalmn Yavapa the delivery said bonds interest It further understood subject the foregoing liability collateral deposited the bearing thereon shall be all
  Yavapa County unsold in the hands the that paid That said substituted collateral the interest County shall be paidao the Treasurer of Yayapai County on demand
 (sgped) J. A. Jaeger,
 Chairman.
 (SiGued) (. C. STFKEY,
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STERN BROTHERS & COMPANY
 By (signed) C. E. Keplinger, Vice-Pres. SIDNEY SPITZER & COMPANY,
 By (signed) " P Oatis. ]. C. MAYER & COMPANY,
 By (signed C. E. Keplinger, Agent. ELSTON & COMPANY,
 By (signed) C. E. Keplinger, Agent PRUDEN & COMPANY,
 By (signed) " P. Oatis, Agent. STACY & BRAUN, By (signed) V. P Oatis, Agent delivery as outlined in Paragraph - of
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STERN BROTHERS & COMPANY.
 By (signed) C. E. Keplinger, Vice. Pres. SIDNEY. SPITZER & COMPANY,
 By (signed) v. F. Oatis. . J. C. MAYER & COMPANY, By (signed) C. E. Kepiinger. Agent, ELSTON & COMPANY.
 By (signed) c. F. Keplinger, Agent. PPUDDEN 8 COMPANY.
 By (signed) " P. Oatis, Agent STACY $ BRAUN,
 By (signeO V. P. Oatis, Agent.
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Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of
 YaVapai County, Arizona.

r (Contnued from page tw0
 B. University o Arizona, Printing: ooo Chap a. Laws, 1919 9ls--- OoQz 34 University oi Arzona, -Cp. Agric~ Extension: ~ Chap IA, Sec. g. Laws 1919 OOll' $. University o Arizona, Extenson: Chay 1919 ~r Uozoo University of Arizona Farm Maintenance
 Chap I74 %, Laws 1919 Uu+z Univers of Arizona Farm Improvement: ooo,o Chap 27 Laws VoVZo Univer of Arizona, Campus and Grenhouse ooo-o l74 Sec 40. Laws 1913 oou9 '2 Gl nmeT;y I7 S S Ah 5g aws S'I ISIS Id University of Arizona Deaf Blind Building;
 Chap l74, Sec A, Laws 1919 UO29| Investigation: ooo,- E4 Sec. Sc, Laws 1919 - 00O Asylum for Insane Interest: oOOtl 43 Capital Building Interest 00oT3 00oT33 Funded Debt OOoo2
 
 47 Redemption Fund, State Funded DePt- Uo6S9 Redemption Fund, St. Louis Expo Bonds-- GgU5o rpoSSernppt;on i,Tnd Bonds 0O028 " H'D1Hlp 1tnt"i T,v eyv N --..-- -~~~~~- 470O Also special tax all sheep and bucks appearing Rolls Yavapa County the year M in accordance with provisions Chapter a. Section l9l9
 County Rate 9605 6o6059 County Road Fund Rate Cooo6 {'9o6 Cor, Houce Bonds 00727 : pa1n.ion County Hipbvav Bonds . O576S S.SSoraT Scbool Em1d 09979 T,., County .vv - --~ 455OO .o c+. po - 475oU % Co,ntv Pnroses ASSOC
 o2onr
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Kindly advise immediately by endorsement hon which of the methods of delivery of said bonds outlined satisfactory and mutually 
 (signed) J. A. JAEGER Chairman. (gne4 C. (. STUKEY,
 Supervisor.
 (sipnedl
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By (signed) V. P Oatis Agent delivery outlined in Paragraph of the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAVAPAI COUNTY, 
 Chairman. f'
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We eby to int above condition. BOARD OF. SUPERVISORS OF iYAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA p,,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-17
CROWDS WATCH
CIRCUS PARADE
Thousands See Procession
of Barnum & Bailey and
Ringing Shows.

Unrest in CHRISTOPHER Columbus
efforts to discover the United states
Jagged s,dly in the Washington
schools today. Desire TO master the
problem of how many men it Will
take TO dig a ditch in so many days
vas totally lacking and more than
one teacher found it hard to hold the
attention of her class as the blare
of steam calliope came fioatlng
through tho open windows. 1t was
perfect day and the circus was in
town.
Bv inherent right the circus and
it's parade is the property of young
America But compulsory educational
laws lift not even. for circus. so
the groWn-ups were called upon to
welcome Ringing Bros and Bar
mum g. Bailey Combined Shows to
Washington, and the crowds which
lined the route followed by the pro-
cession this morning proved that
"grown-ups" still are capable OF feei-
ing the thrill which comes with the
circus parade.
six Trains In show.
The parade left 18th and II streets
northeast. the circus grounds. at $3.50
this morning, followed Florida ave-
nue. to 18th street. then to l. street.
turned into New Hampshire avenue.
circied Washington Circle and headed
east along Pennsylvania to Peace
Monument. making its way back to
the starting point along p street.
Tennessee avenue and 18th street.
Six trains were required to bring
the circus to Washington yesterday
and the parade was among the largest
of it's kind ever seen in the capital.
There were horses. black. white and
spotted: there were elephants. rang
ing in size from Sammy. the baby.
% Bingo. said to be one of the largest
n the United States: there was the
ross-eyed tiger. who lay in his
rge and got views Of both sides
the street: there were spangled-
.Tned ladies on their frisking
cunts-clowns-ban bands - everything
hat makes the circus parade.
Opening its first performance at the
grounds. 18th and II streets north
east. this afternoon. the circus viii
stage four performances in Washing
ton. leaving the city after the final
showing tomorrow night.
President Views Parade.
President Wilson today saw the sec
ond parade which has passed the
White House this season. With Mrs.
Wilson and Rear Admiral Grayson he
sat on the east portico of the execu-
tive mansion. and the circus manage
ment. out of consideration for him.
diverted the parade so as to pass
down Executive avenue. Mr.. Wilson.
who before his illness. rarely missed
an opportunity to see a circus. APP
peared to enjoy the pageant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-17
TOURNAMENT FLYERS
MAKE SPEEDY SHOWING
Para chute Drop From Height of
1900 Feet-Wir less Telephone
Direction Used.

Several thousand spectators, many
of whom came to Washington from
other cities on Sunday excursion
trains. thronsed Boiling Field yes
terday where the Army air service
ended it's threc-day tournament with
number of spectacular flights and
races.
The fastest flying ever seen in
Washington occurred in the twelve
and one- half-mile race. which was
won by Lieut.. G.. {. Brown in a
French spad. his time being four min
utes twenty seconds. Mai. Rudolph
Schroeder. holder Of the word alti-
tude record finished. twenty seconds
later in a German Fokker equipped
with a Mercedes engine, and Lieut..
Col. II. r. Hartney was third in Il
British Snipe.
the enlisted mems -for-all race
in De Haviland As, Sergt. +. Ma
thias being second.
The final event on the program was
a parachute drop from an observa-
ton balloon at a height of 100 feet
chase who landed in lower Potomac
Park. a short distance from the river.
Some excitement was caused by the
fear that the men had dropped in the
river. but even in such an event there
would have been small danger. as
boats from the navy yard We're in
readiness to pick them up.
AS the men foated slowly down
Lieut.. Patrick Logan and Lieut.. G. l..
HAYNES made mimic attack on them
in airplanes. showing one of the
most spectacular features of aerial
warfare.
AS on other days. there was a fight
of five machines directed by wireless
teieDhone. the orders being ampliiied
so that the crowd on the ground could
hear the voice of the officer in tho
air who was in command of the
formation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-17
GARDINER H. SHAW NAMED
FOR NEW STATE OFFICE

Gardiner II. Shaw of the State De-
partment is to be appointed special as
sistant to the Secretary Of State, new
position, as part Of the reorganization
Of the department now being plan
ned The precise title OF the position
has not been determined.
other existing and anticipated va
cancies for which appointments are
expected soon are undersecretary,
assistant secretary and third assist
ant secretary. In making them. plans
proposed by former Secretary Lansing
and revised by Secretary Colby for
reorganization of the staff and bust
ness procedure OF the department are
shortly to be made public.
Mr.. Shaw. who halls from Boston,
was appointed temporarily to the de-
nartment In 1917, and later was en-
rolled in the permanent diplomatic
corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-17
RATS DESTROYING CROPS.
DR.. W. P. Taylor Tells Biological
Society Of kangaroo Rodents.

Kangaroo rats are responsible for
much destruction of crops in the
southwest, and particularly in Arf-
iona, DR.. w. P<Taylor of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture declared in an
address At a~meeting of the Biological
Society at the Cosmos Club.
DR. Taylor described the habits of
the little rodents. which. he said. are
frugal in the extreme, laying up large
stores of food against possible drought
or heavy rains. His lecture was il
Illustrated by slides showing expert
mental work conducted by the de-
partment.
A. Wetmore spoke on THE Use of
Powder Down Feathers in Birds" and
f. A. Goldman addressed the society
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

with the seals this year, strengthening
a spot on the team that was considered
weak in 1913. He has had an accident
to his hand and may not be able to
start the season.
Jim Scott. former pitcher for the
Chicago White sox. made a better
showing in preseason training than he
did last year. Seaton. one OF the best
in the league last year. apparently is
As good as I'VE Much is expected Of
Ray Jordon, who was with Buffalo
last year. Casey Smith and Johnny
Couch. just out OF the army last year
and consequently not TOO good, are ex-
pected TO pitch better ball this year.
The club needs a left handler. baseball
experts here say.
Last years infield is preserved in
tact. Koerner Is al. first. Caveney is
at second n Willie Kamm. now a
year out Of the bushes, is at third.
Corhan is shortstop.
In the outfield. it is said. Fitzgerald,
rigntfield. is the only man sure Of his
job. Herb Hunter and Maurie Schick
are holdover from last year. Joe Con-
molly and Jim O'ConneIl are a couple
OF young cnes who look good enough
to have a chance to crowd in.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
Bearcat-Aggie
Games Postponed
Until Next Week

Wiilamette's baseball games with
o. A. G.. which were 60 have been
played tomorrow and Saturday, have
been postponed one week. O. A. C.
will play here April 20, Coach Math-
ews team going 70 Corvallis Saturday
the gath postponement was found
necessary on account or the continued
rains.
Baseball practice at the university
II being confined to workout for the
pitching staff indoors, although the
track men are working out as usual,
Willamette has a bali game sehedul-
ed with Chemawa here for next
Thursday, but as the o. A. C. game
Is the following day, this date VII
probably be changed, The other game
80 be played at chemawa April ?
Games with Pacific university are
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
Influenza Attack
AbateS In Japan

Toxic. The influenza epidemic
which has been widespread in Japan
since last September is abatlng but DO
ice authorities still urge the people to
be inoculated with serum and have
provided for free incubation for the
poor.
All told there have been 1,724,362 ca
ses Of influence in the country since
September and 65,S52 persons have
died Of that disease.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
Inheritance Tax Is
Fixed In Estate OF
Late Justice Moore

Arthur II. Moore as executor Of the
Frank A. Moore estate applied to
County Judge W. NJ. Bushsy, Monday,
asking the inheritance tax in the state
be fixed at $23.3s.
requests were as follows: Celesta
Moore. daughter. s%7O7S.14; Nellie
Miles. daughter, s107S.17; A. H. Moore
son, 10T3.13. Four graudsons. Ken
meth. Wilbur. Harold and Donald
Moore each received s2ss.2S.
All Of the inheritances were within
the $4,000 exemption. except in the Ce-
lesta Moore beQuest, there being s2.-
'9I3I5 in this item subject 10 the one
per cent tax and interest.
County Judge ". NJ. Bushey issued
an order. "Wednesday. fixing the tax
amount in the sums named.