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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-06

FURNITURE, Etc buy and sell
second hand furniture. Experts put it
IN good condition before re-sellinG.
Repair sewing machines, lawn now
ers, enamelware, etc. j. W. Hunter,
10, 3l2. 3l4 South Main St. 23-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-06
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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ADVERTISEMENTS
RATES-Six line maximum, one
time, Csc. three times, Soc; six times
75c.; one month SO. Payable in ad-
vance.
FOR RENT-Bungalow with all mod
EN- conveniences. Will rent either
furnished or unfinished. Apply 20
c V. Roberts. at McIver and Mac
Hays 4-6-6t
FURNITURE, ETC. buy and sell
second hand furniture. Experts put it
IN good condition before re-selling
Repair sewing machines, lawn now
RS, enamelware, etc. j. W. Hunter,
10, 312, 314 South Main St. 23-tf
FOR SALE-Good work horse; will
be sold cheap if sold at once May
be seen at Magnolia Meat Market. 3t*
FOR SALE-Cut down 1918 model
Ford; new tires; Al condition; price
for immediate sale $3.50 cash. Ad-
dress P. O. Box 424. Ocala, Fla. 25-tf
The painting class that was post
poned on account of the death of Mrs.
D. E. McIver, will meet tomorrow
at the Woman's Club.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Two rooms. suitable for light house
keeping and with all modern improve
ments. Apply to c. Y. Miller, 124 S.
Tenth street. 3-24-tf
HADSOCK'S WOOD YARD-Phone
your orders to Smoak's shop. Phone
lao. Z-m
WANTED-Girls wanted in COX fac
tory, Tampa. Good surroundings,
r>,y-a1nt - and good pay. Write
~ apr:y - Weidman, Fisher & CO.,
highland AZ and Harrison street,
Tampa, Fla. 3-1t
FOR SALE--One elght-year-old mare
mule, weight around $40 pounds. Price
S250 E. 3. Lytle, W3irsdale. Fla, l2t
FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows, ont
extra fine, giving three gallons per
day; other 30 Dc fresh il. few DAYS. <.
4. Holloway, 7l1 Lime ST. Ocaia. -. u
FOR SALE-One standard Ford one
ian truck with cab and box. Run less
than five months. IN excellent cordi-
ten. Must DC sofa by the Itch. Reason
10: selling, returning north. Write P.
@. Box l, Lake Kerr, Fla. 6-4t*
WANTED-n1an with sawnill TO cut
100000 feet longleaf yellow pine
timber on contract. Have tram road,
locomotive, skidder, mules, tenant
houses, commissary, planning mill. dry
kiln and seven miles of rail laid into
timer. Call at room Is, Petteway
building, Tampa. Landeck Lumber
Company. 4-2-4t
WANTED-Young man who can use
typewriter and one familiar with fill
ing, shipping and billing and general
office work. Permanent employment
for right man. Apply at once to Ocala
Iron Works. 4-3-6t
LOST-Wednesday afternoon on or
near the Blitchton hard road. one
large sample case containing some
bedspreads and ladies' skirts and
waists. Please return to E. G. Jordan
& Co. and receive liberal reward. 3-3t
FOR RENT-Three or four rooms for
light housekeeping; all modern con-
veniences. No. PIP Orange avenue
Mrs. Martha A Williams. Phone 80. ct
FOR SALE-American Adding Ma
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FOOL LAWS.

A few of inc many foolish things in Ar.zpua's state laws were recently pointed on, by coun,y official For example:
 |, Is declared felony ,o transport, any woman in steamboat across Arizona for immoral purposes
 A person may be held in contempt of court when he maniiests against ,he judge disorderly. contemptu5us or insoNent behavior
 In drafting the law regulating tho admission of lunstics 10 asylums. th" intelligent author of the bill evidently econOmized on the use of gray mat. ter by copying the regulations gov eruing admission to the Old Pioneer Home al Prescott. .or the law says And no person not complying with the rules and regulations prescribed by the board shall be received into sad asylum or be permitted 10 re- main therein %
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LOSS OF MOTOR CONVOY
 AwAKEs PHOENIX BOOSTERS

PHOENIX Sept e7 The routing of
 the motor convoy Va Ajo in, cad ,s Pnae-N na, brought no end O. cr... c..a aee.rs, ;Ar chamber D: com mare. Tor <, sa!'are. e,pecaGy s.ac '.v route chosen n,s res4.,fd iu a ,9ule~ 0: mao4-ae- being stalled r, cover up if, shortcomings ta- suam- Der :, now a.t,mr.ns To raise t1~ d-s, Of Apache Trail 1T ,he hope v, de.s4e,.ns attention from sore spo, oa ,s= b5d, commercial. The Apache Ira must be bu!- !, rye s.ogau oe ;he hour wth tAe understanding that ii nus. he bull; a' somebody e!ses expense Phoenix ;hus far has beea unable tb ,ee ;he advantage ut spent. ins any money on good roads eNcevt in Pnoen.N aui the surrounding irr,- gated territory
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PHOENIX AUTO DEALERS
 GET BEHIND BIG RACE

PHOENlN Sept 27-At, q meeting Of ,he Phoenix chapter oi the State Automobile Dealers association las, Friday night, i, was decided that Ia. cal dealer, would snppor, the El Paso PAoenN race regardless of whether he air committee assist, or wAa, at ,ioa Is taken.
 Cal Me>sner president of the loca dealers chapter was instructed b. a resolution 10 appoint a committee of six dealers. who would cal on tha merchant, uf Phoenix for the pr-pos of raising the sum Of s5oop by popu- lar subscription Th> committee ] composed of "BBy' Ferguson. Chat. Macarthur. . M Starr and Larry QHinen Messner pointed out that The automobile dealers never had ask ei the merchants for help before ard that d; This tme the road race sou.l ae'p. all interests IL, sand that iae i@a.sr, s.A hoped ;a ge' some he.p r. m The far commission. but n th.s N.s uJ' forthcoming ,h5r he d-al-i aHui gb ahead themselves
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CAMPBELL GUEST OF HONOR
 ATEL PAso EXPOSITION

Fl. PASo rexa.. Sept. 3o-Goy Thomas F. Campbell. Of Arizona. who A.9 be the guest of honor ou Arizona bay Thursday October :. at the Fl P1>o International Exposition and M..itary Carnival VIII be one of an
 n-rre- group oieXeru'!ves O. bor. ter Anertcdu and T 1icau states. vino Mil lbe presen; a, ,he exposition.
 Among other state clief, who will attend w.li be Governor W. '. Hobby. ot Texas. Governor O i.arra15lo. Of New Mexico and Goge.n6r Abel Rod ? suez of chihuahua Governor Luis Gurierrez Of Coahui.a. Governor J. \. castro. oi Durango and Governor r. \ garsuel. of sonora vii. send rep r.ss-r1r.vas- Goyeruor-e.ec. Genera. .-uae.9 Euraurz Of Chihuahua wI attend Us 'h- personal representative
 Prestleu }doifo de la HIuerta.
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POWERFUL RADIO STATION
 TO BE BUILT IN SONORA

MORALES, Ariz.. Sept. 27.-Oae of the largest wireless stations on the west coast of Mexico will be estab- lished near Hermoyillo according to information given out in Nogales. Son. ora. last night For this purpose the Sonora government has apportione,i nine sections of land adjoining the state capital
 The main poles of the plant will O.. about poo feet in height, .- is said. The plant aside from being used for the trans mission or government me- sages, will be open to use by com. mercial houses and private individG. als. All kinds Of business Ail, ba accepted, according to representatives of Gov Flavio A Borcuez
 In addition to state capital the eu terprise, which is sponsored by Gov. Borquez, will receive sederai aid
 Alongside the wireless plant ground for which already has been broken. the sonora government engineers are laying ont a landing field to accom-. modate the airplanes Of the Interna. tional Air Service Corporation. an o. recently formed .u No- gales, Arizona. tor passenger. ma. and light express service 5etVes- this city, Mexico city and way points
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SUES YAvAPAI COUNTY
 FOR PRICE OF CATTLE HE
 PURCHASED IN YEAR i8e,

PRESCOTT Ariz., Sept 27.-IohH Duke today filed suit agains; YayI- pa. county on cattle deal dating back 10 lSe2 He alleged that in tha; year he bought 905 head of cattle ar iaN sac under what he claimed was guarantee ot tue by the coun'y Two wears la;er. he Was sued by tls original owner and lost the cattle Alter wears Q: trying to regain h. money. Duke was ordered reimbursed by an acr of the legislature. directing the county % incluGe ;he claim iu its tax sheet,
 His demand on the county has beea refused Duke alleged. n his su.j for recovery The original price ot s7S5.2ei has grown. according 'o the complain, 10 $2.l2S.e> by reason Of accrued in te-ee, Duke seeks wr!, of mandate upon ;ne county to compel paymen, O. this sum
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BRAKEMAN KILLED
 BY LIGHTNING BOLT

MORALES. Ariz. Sept 27-Struck by lightning while running over the top Of a moving freight train during an electrical storm below culiacau, Sinaloa. Juan Garcia, brakeman who resided in Nogales, Sonora, was Ia. stantly killed. according 10 informa- tion received by the mans relatives across the international line. The box car on which the brakeman was running was split in twain by the bot.
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WOOD ALCOHOL USED
 AS DRINK PROVES FATAL

TUCSON. Sept. 2S.-Death through drinking q quantity of denatured al cohol. Mas the yerdict of Justice 1 l.. Pease. in the inquest held by him on the remains of Ramon Corel!a. who was found dead al the home of his companion, Francisco Preciado. 2j6 south Myers street, Sunday nigh.
 Preciado was also believed 10 De in critical condition from drinking ;ae poisonous fluid He had recovered tc such an extent Monday morning. how ever that he was though; to b. ou; of danger by the physicians called .a 10 examine him
 Dr F. ! Got,he!d. IF. county pAysl. elan, and pr G R. Sery.n. who made an examination Of the dead man and also treated Preciano testified at the inquest ;ha, Corei!a had come 70 h.. death and h.s companion had been made violently 2 by drinking wood alcohol
 The dena,nred a'coho had been purchased oy Marta Bus;amente. whr is sa:d '1 be Prec!ado's common .aw wife. from q local drug store
 The woma. testified ;hlt The 1ico- hol had been purc has, for other ;haa drinking purposes. and that the bo.. tie had contained ,he waru.as skui. md cross bone,
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HOLD CONSTABLE AT HUMBOLDT ON
 MURDER CHARGE

PRESCOTT, Ariz.. Sept. 21.--Ben Johnson. constable of Humboldt pre-. cinot. and Elmer Bentley. a workman at the Humboldt smel,er. were in ja.i here today following the killing of Paul Legeski. owner of a small ranch near Humboldt. and the beating into insensi5ili;y of Joe Smith late yes terday
 On regaining consciousness early this morning. Smith said Johnson and Bentley had come to the ranch. where Smith was staying with Legeski and had secured two bottles Of liquor He said he heard a quarrel and LekesM left the house. Johnson picked up shotgun, smith said. and discharged il into Legeski's back Bentley and Johnson then attacked and beat Smith according 70 the latter. Johnson has been constable Ot humbold for two years.
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FOREST SERVICE SPENDS
 S470.0o0 IN FIGHTING
 SLAZES IN BIG TIMBER

TUCSON. Sept = Week, a' -ha greatest danger from !1res. e-- n the west have just passed w..h d .0,al destruction up 10 da.e SD large a., to use up nearly twice the auoua' ap. propr.a,ed for fighting these courac,- ra;ious said : F Wilson. f,re,, ex amlner. who Is now acting f3res, su. peryisor. in Tucson Friday
 The sum set aside by congress was se500oo" said Mr Wilson and to date the forest service Of The Uni ted states departmen; Of agriculture has had 10 spend approximately s47o.. %" inefforts to check fires
 Despite the heavy deficit creared. the fores, service officials are. on th- whole. much relieved that the sum. not been marked by greater destruc. ton of timber land Tn many parts of the west very dry weather crestei a grave situation
 The situation was such that the forest service felt called upon 10 ask the secretary Of agriculture to au. thorize the creation Of a deficiency Of s475.oc0 in excess of th- appropria. tion.
 The coming Of early fail rains and more favorable weather conditions generally has so improved condi- tions. however. that |, i. hoped tn whole Of the deficiency wl uot b. used ''
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SEEK RsneoY =OS
 TEac-=R SHORTAGE

The .-4oher shortage -=ms.ns a
 menace 10 ,ae pub.c ,ehyo.s accord ms to 4 preim.aar, r-por, made olo. iic recently by ,A- N4uoa4 Educa. ;.on Association. q copy os aL.ca. has ben received by Mss h.s.- To'-s. county sch1oL ,uarr.ateadea-
 Rppl.e- to gqrs 'oaaa.res ,ea. ou; 5y ta- As,oc.Ilga aas- come nom al sections ot h UaH-i States. Those reports snow taa. .a places where teacher, ss,.-.as have been ir. creased one hundred i,- cen yr more .ha situation .s a-.., llslys ,at.s. factory
 Bu, sgca places are comparatively '.N. and in !ocal,.e- where ,alar.e. have beeu increased tf.y per cent or less ,he teacher shortage 5, common iy greater than year ago Rural communities are hardest hit. Sigued reports rom sgper:ntendents O. many counties indicate that q third Of thelr rural schools canuo. open TOT wa1, Q, teachers
 Teas Of thousands ot scaooi, VII be incharge of teachers who have had To professional preparation and whose academic training barely exceeds that ut the children they te1ch
 Relief from this serious situation which imperlls the stability Of Amer. ican rural life VI. be sought from the next session Q; Congress" said Miss Toles. speaking of the situation today Renewed efforts w!U be made to obtain the passag- of me Smith. rowner Bill which creates depar.. ment or education win q secretary in the Presidents cabinsr and provides aid or sigcgooooa for educa. ton"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03

The Arizona State Nurses associa. tion holds it's annual meeting Octobe- 20. 2i and % at Phoenix. Arizona.
 Board of directors meeting with full legislative committee, morning Of october 20. 1920.
 IL is requested that every uurse in the state of Arizona attend this meet. ing and greatly hoped that every dis. trict will be organized and represent. ed. Nurses residing where there is no district association may become members by applying for individual application blanks from K. MacKay. secretary A. $. N. A.. 304 Church street. Tucson Arizona.
 The legislative bill will be read and discussed as well as prospective reg. istratiOn laws. Al nurses in gooi standing in their district associations and state associations for 1920 are en, titued to vote. This is the last meeting to be held before our bill is presented to the legislature
 All nurses throughout the state are invited. especially nurses engaged in public health work The state assO- citation so,icits their membership. For reservations send names to Miss Edi:y r Snowden Box ll5s Phoe. nix. Arizona
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TO FILL VACANCIES
 IN ARIZONA SCHOOLS

PHOENIX. Sept. 2T.-Eacing the prospect that bells may not ring at a rural schools in Arizona this fail, the state board of education is to hold a meeting here tomorrow to decide what shall be done to fill the vacan. cies.
 We cannot tolerate incompetence in teachers but som. means must De found to meet the shortage existing in many localities" said C. 0. Case. superintendent of public instruction Last year many persons were granted certificates in order D teach Il had been hoped by the board to avoid tha' expedien; this year.
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MEXICAN METAL
COINAGE BASS

MORALES, Ariz Sept. e1.-For the first time in many years Mexico is a result of the financing of the present government is on an entirely metel coinage basis. The notorious Mex can "eillinbique" no longer exists. The plaster money of the southern repub. lie has been definitely and finally ell. minated through an order from the secretary of hacienda which absolute y retired from circulation the so- called "infalsificatbles.
 Up to the present time a require. ment was in force necessN Rating a certain percentage of export and i'm. port duties to be paid in '.infals.fics. bles" or paper money With the re. tirement Of the currency from circula. tion the full amount of such duties must now be paid in gold
 The elimination Of the paper mon. ey, while promised by the present government and long anticipated by the people, IS loL, step toward es. tahlishing increased confidence i-. the methods Of the de Ia Huerta re. zine, as Mexico now stands on an b. Solute metal money basis with gold in free circulation.
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WOMAN HEIo IN JAIL ON BOOZE CHARGE. PAYS
 s,oo FINE; IS RELEASED

DOUGLAS. Sept. 30 -Salemera Ri. vera. taken into custody recently al the international line. charged win transporting mescal. paid d fine Oi sloo to Judge W. C. Jack this morn. ing aud was released
 The woman has reen in Jail since September 25. according 10 Judge Jack. awaiting the time when she could raise the required amount of money 10 secure her freedom. Sha was cautioned by the judge about repitition of the otfense.
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MEXICAN FIGHTS POLICE
 AFTER ATTACK ON WOMAN

TUCSON. Sept 29-Immedately af- ! ter an attempted holdup of a woman on Tucson street, a Mexican was ] shot twice. and severely wounded by i Police Oficer Al Franco. whom hs tried to attack with large stilleta Tuesday night about 10:30 o'clock.
 The man escaped into the thicket be-
 low the F.. P & $. W. depot follow
 ing the shooting. and although several
 policemen combed the brush in tha.
 vicinity for several hours following
 the shooting. the Mexican could not
 be located
 The attempted hold-up occurred on
 Ochoa street, near Convent The wo-
 nan. who IS said to be of negro and
 Mex can parentage. and who is known
 in the community as Sarah. told or ficer Franco that the Mexican had drawn his stilleto on her. and had de- handed money As she had no mon ey she ran away from the man and a mcmen, lI,er accosted the policeman The Mexican who was wearing a rain coat. made no attempt to run. After hearing the womans story Franco ap- preached the man and ordered him to throw tip his hands T. was while he ~aS engaged in searching him for weapon that the Mexican drew tho stil.eto from his trous-r leg and at- tackled the officer The officer back ed away until he had a chance to draw his pistol and upon seeing this the Mexican. turned and started to run. The officer. after calling to him 70 stop. fired into his back. knocking h.m down He Was on his feet in a moment. however. and continued ru'. hing AS the officer caught up vita him he brandished his knife. and re :u,iHg 10 halt. officer Franco fired an other shot He saw the mAn s;agger rom this and h.s pistol damned and he could not ge, he cartridge extract. ad. ihe man turned q corner and dis 4ppelfed into the brush before the policeman could s-, hs gun Into ac- .;oa
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4 ALFALFA WEEViL
CLOSE TO ARIZONA

PHoENlX. Sept. 27-Ts4 alfa.a
 weeyil has been found a various
 places around Reno. Ney ue-e-ofora
 this very seriou, pest of oGs ot tls
 most important forage crops has been known 10 exist only in limited area in northern Utah. south and south eastern Idaho southwestern Wyoming and western Colorado It- presence has been suspected elsewhere and the Secretary of Agriculture asken Con gress for an additional appropriation of slooe0 to enable the department 10 determine accurately the disrribu- Zen Congress declined 10 make the appropriation and the work cou.l no: Do a,ne. There have been grounds for believing tha, The pes. |, present in western oregon. Where -oe r-evis .s known 10 eN.st. coutr' m-l,G-r~ worked out by the department os as riculure can be applied a, a eos. af not greater than sl aa acre and th~v give complete control t7- The season Where this pest becomes prevalent {, reduces the yirid Of alfalfa ID -bs -l eH' Of hundreds ot th3usaui, ,t do. drs each year
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CANDIDATES FOB aAG
 ADMISSION TO FACE
 EXAMINERS NOV. 4TH

PHOENIX. Sept 2s-The semi-an. nuai examination for applicants to the bar Of this state wlil be held at Phoe. nix November { the date fixed by the board Of information in regard there. to can be obtained by addressing Walter Bennett, of Phoenix. secretary of the board, or Selin N Franklin, O. Tucson chairman.
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WELL KNOWN OLD
 TIMER PASSES OVER

BtSBEE, Sept @7-Mart.u Pete. son, native Of Chr.~jiana, Norway, but a resideu, of the Warren District for the past nine years, during which t.me he has been employed by the Copper Qas,u company as d back smith succumber last night at : o'clock to jhe effects os appendicitis d; the Copper Queen hospital where he had ce.a taken for an operation. but WhicA i'd led To bring The hoped tor relief Hiss illness Was ot only a Jew day> duration.
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6o5 SLAUGHTER GOES 57
 MILES FOR BREAKFAST

The following dispatch rom Lu5 buck. Texas is ot interes, in Bisbee. where tue S'aughters mentioned .n the ar'ic!e are well known.
 When Bob S,augh-er owner ot ,ae Lazy S ranch. arose h. other morn ing with an appeu.s vaa,ted to a aeen-ss oy The nlr- a-erze of ,h- open range during the nigh, he wa, informed 5y a.s son. R L. Slaughter. that The ooas WAS A " 0 l. ard thal breakfast MS not in ,sht
 The star, was Immediately male md n m.lu.e, n or the airp!lne wa. parked her. and th- two men dinius comfortably ~ locol no,e, They lad made ,hy voyage of D miles from 1 ranch To luoluck 1T m,- than |. a..'=.amiua.e ,aesl The s,a pI),. ~. .ar maehia. H- Was b ;h- ar service os ,Ae army
 The Silugh;srs noke practical 1se of The airpiane i1 may ways T au Inspection ot ne cattle is desired at any ;Hoa. r |, quickly and easily made. In locating scattered herds 10 br rounded up for Iranding c- rac. the A.rp.aae performs a Yai. lahle and ;ime-sayiag service
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NEWS ITEMS FOR Ths
 cOcHisE COUNTY FAIP

BENSON, Ariz.. Sept 2S From the reports that are coming in from al! sections or the county the Fair Com mi;iee ot the Cooh.,e County Fair. to 5e held at Benson. October 2e;h anl 2o.h. .s becoming more confirmed e.. cry day oi the enthusiasm and inter. est ;hl, is being aroused .n tae un. der,aAing by practically al sections. including large part ot ;hr northern section Of santa Cruz as We!
 The plans are becoming more deii- ni,e,y outlined every das and i, . expected that the premium lists VII be Of. the press within Week 5r ,el day, A number O, requests have a. ready been rece.s-1 as 90 :ae making O: entries and the p.ic.ns Q, exhibits.
 IT Is hoped ;tl. al aas wish to make entries ~.'i drop card O. Nrite letter h ,1us o-- cu the committee asking ;o- premium .,. Tlrs- =a.li ae; bs +sausa H,.s printed To p- distributed qut= Ssnaraly among the peop. os :a- county. bu, t i, desired tAa, sIeh prospective entrant 1r eNai5t-r be supplied w.jA 4 copy
 The cgncs,,.a. a.t-#.-- M- Jolp A Pearson. D. Bs.-aa.. ..s -s-dg 70 r.. .e.s~ bids on conc. -.oa, la. .- anx aus 'ha, eIc. gr',rsc..e- aotd1s hamburger. cold 4r.aa pros, ,,ioaa! ,a his 5td a l- a- -tr. #..l'- n, ,o,~ bic
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RoeBeRs WITHOUT HEART: ROB MAN THREE TIMES IN
 WEEK. HE TELLS POLICE

DOUGLAS. Sept. 3O.-For the third time in the past week. a man living near the old slaughter house west Of Douglas. reports his house has been robbed.
 Constable James Dwyer. of Pirtle- vile has been detailed on the case and declared yesterday that he thought be knew who the robbers were
 The man robbed is an employe of the C. & A. smelter and said yester- day that he was never home except al night and did nor have the oppor- iunity ;o watch for the cu!prits who have robbed him O: practically every blanket he possei and several arti. cie> of wearing apparA.