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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
ASKED
 AGAINST CORPORATION
 BOARD iN STAGE CASE

PHOENIN. Aus 25-Following the action Of he corporation commission yesterday n tinine the Jerome Union Stage line sle"U Tor contempt in yiO- ia,irg ,he orders oi the commission. me embers Of the commission were served w.th al order from Judge Bol- finger si,,ing for Judge Sweeney Of the superiu. court of Yayapai county citing them 70 appear before the court 10 show cause why and interlocutory degree should not be issued restrain ing them froin interfering in any way w.,n me business oi the stage line in operating over tle ueT state high .ay between Prescott and Jerome.
 The commissioners have been ci:- cd 10 apepar September 3. This Is the day O. an important railroad rate hearing and in all probability the commission will refuse 10 follow the instructions Of the Yavapai court, The situation has brough, about a sharp conflict of authority between the commission and the courts.
 The situation is tense and sensa ;!onsl developments are expected for 4 ;he commissioners refuse 10 appear in cour, as ordered they will be sub ject 10 fine for contempt. and the matter in all probability will go b the superior court.
 One of the commissioners stated Of the commission 10 determine once and for al l, ,ne commission were 10 be iniertered with by the courts for attempting 10 carry out the pro, visions 0. the law which they were selected 10 ;nforce
 The situation is the outcome of the controversy between the Jerome Union Stage line and the Arizona Bus company both operating over the new highway from Prescott to Jer. ome
 The Jerome Union people claim to
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BIG PLANT FOR DiSTllllNG
 IS TAKEN IN RAID

BiSBEE, Aug PA big distillerv one of the most complete outfits ever taken in this part Of the county. was taken in raid by deputy sheriffs yesterday afternoon on house at ~ Upper Lowell and a second smaller still at No. 80 Upper Lowell. The smaller still was made Of galvanized iron and any liquor distilled in il is ap, to be a very dangerous drink.
 Previous to the raid search war rants had been procured for forr houses in Upper Lowell Deputy Sheriffs Smith. Ash. Haverty, Ryan, Constable Bohmfalk and Sheriff Me Donald participated in the raid An effort was made 10 enter the four houses al about the same time so that no warning would be given. The approach of the raiders was noticed however. and those who had been operating the stills were given suff: cient warning to enable them to get away.
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NEED PINT OF BLOOD

PRESCOTT. Aug 24.-Six person out Of each loo may be qualified 10 save the life of F o. Armentrou' former soldier. a patient at Whipple Barracks who needs a pint Of blood 10 enable him to stand necessary operation. l; vas announced today by hospital authorities.
 They said they were seeking men willing 10 undergo blood transfusing for Armenirout. Tests Of the blood for a number of volunteers have dis. closed none that will give the requi.. ed reactions, physicians say.
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NEGRO PRISONER PREVENTS
 JAIL BREAK IN NO6AlES

MORALES. Aug. 27.-Doyaljy 10 his fellow prisoners and appreciation Of his duty 10 the law on The part Of negro prisoner today prevented today what might have been a SC rious jail break al the county jaiI, according to attaches Of the sheriff s office
 Armed with steel saw or fife, pro. yided by some person or persons as vet unknown to the officers a prisoner whose identity the negro steadtastly refuses to divulge, evidently had been saving industrously for some time in an effort 10 gain his freedom.
 The would be jail breaker directed his attention to bolts which attaca the massive lock 10 the grated door opening from the mems department onto a small corridor leading 10 the sheriffs office. The head Of one o' these bolts had almost been severed. and 1t apparently was the plan Of ihe prisoner to cut all of them nearly off so that in the supreme moment of his effor, to escape little would stand between him and liberty.
 James Stockley. the negro prisoner, discovered that the lock had been tempered with and immediately not- fled the sheriff in charge. He refus- ed, however, to give any Information as to how he made the discovery or who had been filing the lock bolts.
 Steps immediately were taken 'o nrevent a second attempt to break out of the jail. Had the effort of the morning succeeded and all the prison
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COLLECT GSAZiN5 DATA IN
 PREPARATION cr RAISE ZEE

TUCSON. Aug. 23--information re garding the grazing p.oblems Of the cattlemen of Arizona |, being aske from the members Of :he a-izoua Ca;. ;le Growers Association in prepara- tion for prooab,e raise Of grazing fees by the national forest service.
 The information !s being collected by E. H. Crabo chairman ot the aa visory board en -a:ionai forests e. the Arizora car;.e Glo.e-s' associA- ton
 Letters have been sen, oa, by F. F Schneider, secretary. D ne members of the association asking h.m ;o send their detailed ,iess on the forest grazing situation 90 hat al! necessary data can be 'lrded over 70 M crabb who will put i; mo shape to present 70 the national :o:e-; seryic;
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EHPeISkitS

4 political comedy n one ac:
 Tine Presen;
 P;ace-Alien s.r,e: ront,:on Arizona
 Characte5s-one y-ospectoF Just n from the hills.
 Candidate .or office
 Prospec,or %aiks p A1ea stree. It is Wedne. Jay a.;e-l5an and al ;ha stores are closed because e, ha.i holiday. old pro-pee'o, sees some. thing in window and s;ois 10 look Sees and reads card snnouncemen n candidacy of cer;e.a party Tor ce-. tain office. Card p:ospec,cr rad. is one ot two cards, aa5 he other card on the same .ide of .are Pros pec;or evidently ony sees ca-d O. one side Of window 1ad he l.yotes all of his attention 70 reading that card He becomes dsep.y eaeroesei in what card says Candidate whose card is on other side sees p-cspector reading rivals card. He immediately hurr!es across the street: Tips hi. hai and points 10 card pros pee,or ,s reading and makes remark old p7os. pector mods head Candidate reaches for six-shooter pocket and pulls ou, an eiectioneerig card which he forces on pospector Makes prospe ctor read other card in Hindow and tten points to self Then takes prospector by arm and leads him around corner of building. Long confab. Later par;. ing. Prospecior and candidate botn grinning.
 Curtain.
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4ELcf ~ wEErso 'npi cATte
 Ncrf EXTENSIVE raLs,,

NG.eaLEs. tge. - p,.'h ;ho e~ 'ah assmeit of peace n Iss5,r has come .he outlining of mauy west coas, ..5Jcc.s iuyeit ine imm"t.,. -l-.ta..ara, eve ys.oupu.ui
 A 5g u-e company Is nsYot.a'.ry 'o- 4l immense raroh at Navar,' 'l.- ;aat has been hoId hy il. t""ioo sa'al .a- 40 yoa's. .: pr.c, u, te-,.pc3 ;o eAo,.ss ot Laoco n,tD r.,or. IT, ,-ae: already has .arse ...sai,s riaL..d sn cotton ard ~au.. ~r,h ,ra-. o-.seted cotton n.l- atd e, s-, fact r.es. ano w.by cattle m''l. :. :. n T.. dea'
 n. oora sac go,.rem"s. ,s -.a a.1c o., 'ot tst,t fa'lr... a".i a.'stHr Co, s4ie IL ,h. tprno. lie a..:l.e, tract es G:.Cco ser,s. s.r et.-.5 and decia-eo ld.a' ior ,h: .r,,a-e ot garden v'e''.bi' tt ta- -", acres v6 bs p,.u.cd .,,q season 90 ,omat5s. hy A.-",".r S..araer. ,alr o' Los .n,e.s
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SURVEY PARADISE VALLEY

PHOENIX, Aug. 26-Two field en gineering crews are now at work in the Paradise Valley. parallel to the Salt River valley and separated from it by the Phoenix mountain range it was said today at the office Of the Paradise Verde irrigation district Preparation of final plans and speci fications for the pig reclamation prof ect by which 1t is intended to bring 90,0O0 acres under cultivation. is un. der way, it is said.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
TURKEY CREEK
PRODUCES SILVER

Archie Campbell ard George Ze.. ;le. report deye.ormea, continuing on the Troyotore m.ns .a The Turkey creek district. aaI cors:.ons as 5e. ing good for sa.pyiac ;o been soon
 They also -,a.- Ina, : Xea1y has purchased the ic..-e-,s of McneuEa in the McMas;er, Irope-.y M.Kea na has a,so sold h- lferes; ;n .hy SLver.2p nine 10 J Q Carson. ~ho is now H.,h Pm Heay i-ee.opins he same They have ,5ne s"o ounce silver ore in s.eht n smsii -.-,ne- and are looking eo- the s,rsaA 70 g.: bigger The d.s:r.c. 2 genera, .oots good 10 the-e miners Most O. -as values n ,he d.s:-.c- az silver
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THIRD HAY BARN OF ARIZONA FIRM GOES
 UP IN $5coO FIRE

PHoENlN. Aug. 27.-The thir l hay barn Of the Southwest Cotton company al Liichfield, Ariz.. was burned this morning. The barn and the hay i, contained were completely destroyed. The loss was estimated al $500 officers assigned to inves. ugate said they were unable to ascer. tam the cause. A night watchmar who discovered the fire al o'clock this morning, said he first saw th D blaze ahou1 seven feet from the ground in the side Of the stack. When ,he frs, barn was burned. last spring officers reported finding phosphor. ous bals near ,he scene of the fire. The second barn and stack. burned recently were sad to have been ig. ni,ed by lightning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
CRUELTY IS CHARGE AGAINST CA11lEMbN
 SUED FOR DIVORCE

NoGALE,S. Aug. 21 Cha,ribp cruelty so severe she could stand ,t no longer Mrs. Mamie kare, th-ouyh her attorney, s. F kocR, has Tile in the Santa Cruz superor court suii for divorce from N,liaH II kano, Jr
 The couple were married January II, 1917, iD Tombstone. They have one .ct,id. Addie Na,rar,t Kane as.a two years, and is in charge of the mother. Custody of the daughter IS asked by the plaintiff In her com pla!nt.
 Kane is ca,tlsman and ree.slsa near Eigip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
PRESCOTT HUMILIATION
 IS FOUND TO BE EASY
Curtain.

PRESCOTT. Aug. The city council sitting the first four days ot last week as board Of equaliza, ton had but five citations or appearances before the board during the entirs session. These were adjusted with. out delay each Of those appearing being well satisfied with the work of the board.
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PARTY WOULD RING TO CHECK ARTISTS
 WANTS IT BAG X

TUCSON. Aug. 27- Enen ,he ar. lists Gart.e.d and Green were on heir merry ,our of Texas tha; preceded tae.r ar-e>, in Tucson on d white slavery charge, hey bought ring win a check in Roswell. \. NJ, ac. cordiuc 10 The sheriff, and the owner of ;aa r'nc would like io have i, back. 4 they ,,.ll have il.
 The party they bought the ring rom wants 70 know if they would send j; back" he concluded his let ter in which he wished Deputy Uni. led State, Marshal Teahey the bes; of luck wiih he men and hoped h, would go the limit.
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SPEEDING TRAIN KILLS SECTION HAND HURLED
 FROM WoTcR CAR

MORALES. A1r = .ia-.ed from a motor car .a collision M 0 train a, 7.2j ,hts rao-ui1r ne4. B.oa- ton. Vaien,.n Ca7-izoza. a tr4ck worl. er belonging to .ae pa.sea1.4 ,ec-oa gang. was so severe. --e5 ,a., t. died a >hor; :.m, .a..-.
 carr.z5za wi;h -l:abe. Q. o.as- section workers 04s on .ae Ca. ohea the acciaen, aapge-e! II, mpan. ions jumped n ane to aso.d injury, bu, arr.zoza ~as uaab.s Q .sca 7 the onrash.ng eag.ne
 The injured nan v4s maei at. :. rushed 10 Noga.rs :-r s-.pi al .:;en tier, bu; d.e1 shorty a,,,e- re..a.lg here
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10000 TROUT TO
 BE PLACED IN
 CATALINA STREAMS

TUCSON. Aug. 27.-About 10000 young brook trout will be placed |: the streams Of the Catalina noun tains. Eight large cans containing about 5000 fish each were received yesterday by the forest service office here and Hugh Calkins, forest super. visor. left yesterday afteroon to take them 10 the Ca,alinas
 The trout were sent from the gov e:nment fish ha,cheries at Pueblo, ( olo
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
ROBERTS TELLS WAY HE WITHDREW.


 WITHDREW.
 Senator C. NJ Roberts, up until last week candidate for the nomination for governor arrived in Tombstone yesterday to be present al the meet, ing Of the board of supervisors, Of which he is a member. Asked for an additional statement as 10 why he withdrew a; the last minute from the goyernorship race, he said ;he matter Of withdrawing did not occur to him until the last day before filing peti. tons, when he went around 70 the two Phoenix newspaper offices and gave them the announcement; Of his withdrawal. The announcement. which vas printed in the Phoenix papers sad:
 Relieving no democrat can afford to consider personal interest above that of his party, have decided to withdraw from the contest foT ths democratic nomination for governor
 "l wish to assure my friends that their loyalty has been appreciated, and il always will remain one ot my ,1.
 Today Mir Roberts added ;o h.s statement it was the conditions cres,. ed in the democratic party by the presen, primary law. which caused him to withdraw from the ra,e.
 It is a ease of special interest and special privileges backing caudida,a instead one of party action to mahe the race for nomination unde~ ONT law, he said and when I established my headquarters in Phoenix and say the mercenary way in which cam. paigns are being carried on with hun. dreds ot candidates Hitting ,o and fro making pests of themselves. al1 with hundreds Of paid workers 5n ;he job, who will switch from one camp 10 another for small stipeEed, de cided 1t was reflection ou any man to continue and ] decided ro qui: My wife, who was with me Vas With me in my views. Af;er had mace the announcement l fell as !. ] hal . relieved myself oi a sentence and Was again free man The only way wa democrats Of Arizona can correc, such chaotic condition is b remedy the present primary law, something have always contended believe l could have won the nomination, but the fight was so bitter between the democratic candidates that l am frank in saying that do no; believe could have been elected in the gen eral election, for the packers of the other candidates are open in thelr assertions that they will bolt and vote the republican ,:cxet f thei- candidate is not nominated With such lineup i, is useiess for a man not to recognize conditions when they bob up in your face"
 'I will continue to work io- The harmony of the party as always have. but until We amend ,Ais inta- nous primary law. am frank 10 say We will have trouble in our ranks and plenty of it"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
RICE STRIKE NfDF
IN LOST DvTcArsn

IN A+'S Dc fTNs
 p.OENiE. Aug .- Nord ,ha' ,r. a,say.ne ;40S 90 to tts ;on h.,s ben uncovered | Jhe 'amoo- I".; Dutch mar" mine situated ~ijhr s,-ty mics oi Thoeuz and four mil.s..uih east %, Fi-h Creek hl rached rtrs H!x a-oIsiue muoh into.ss, iu u5Einr c.-e.es.
 This report Was fsr'l,d ry pr n A. Alton. secretary aud ''caeurer of the company ~hi.h is sn,,r.l tu ~ yr.op..c h. Lost pu,ctmat ifcr- er;! Shc spoke with th. ger..,st .. thusiasm of tne latest news f'.m pe mine.
 Ths sample wh.cb the aeeay j. made SHOWS f4eS 40 per ;or v..s i..s n from the face of the d-if; ou tho Ieo-foot ieyel. he said, ana yas Gct selected ore in any sens. Th, gold .s earned oB a rvan,e tacht1i cuar:z. and is practically ire, ml. ing proposition with a Vas. gu4n,t7 already in sigh;
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PAGE FlVF
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ie IN SUPREME COURT

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 ie IN SUPREME COURT
 PICEH-X, Aug. 15 Tn, fa,ooas slo.t+0 Gamare sJii aYdiu~t Stf,if Rye Niles Cl '1ma Cvlsty and lis deputy George Hatoway for ai;egcd fa.se ir3iisonms har gone Lto tho s:a,e supreme court ttc appeal Pa Iers beng fled today Tue suit was brought by Mrs Helen Wright, vho ~as fc-Co,y taken rom the tram at 2 ns n on th. composition iha she was Nrs Niua Hagunor wbo vas waa:el oD white slave ctarE,
 N-s ~r.rhi and her hn' band, K N'rea'. secured v.ia.ct fIotu iHrv in he superior court of nar.copa county. Uhs'supCI the osfeudan.s b c!ud.lr he Mary,ard Caseaity oom- IeIy. ed notice nf appeal.
 7, Has broupn; Glt ir '6e u'ti ttat I-s VT sht was on her way ;o Trxae t3 Vie.' .. s'ck rela, v.: hce sts "aa :5-cia-y peiaired b, ,te aa:hu-i.ios
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29

CTS attacked the officers in charge of the sherifCs office. death or so. rious injury might have resulted, the sheriffs say.
 Stockley is charged with having stolen army property from the laun. dry al Camy stephen n. Little.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29

nave a certificate to operate between he TWO points and allege that in 50. curing such permit t was not stated tha, they would be compelled to op. pera,s over the old highway. Eyi- dence to ihe contrary is in the hands Of the commissioners. they claim.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
RAILROADS RAISE RATES

PHOENIX, Aug. 27-Increases ih freight and railroad passenger rates on interstate traffic and travel wen; into effect throughou, Arizona and the nation today
 Increases were % per cent on pas. senger fares, and 50 per cent surtax or Pullman rates and 35 per cent increase in freight rates.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
2. Y. pEsou srI, mEhlCC.s
 FINANCIAL teENr tN L. g.
 CcuEe TO pCJttEe T0tsy


 DOrGDAs Aug. tat.,a : H=>g.-esA f,hauc.oI ar,u; ; uf. Un.-e3 sat.s for n. Tss-e.r iry ercm--t. s r,psc;ed 70 ."a,t "cDg .as 'a.s afterooon Tor st. ,'.g NJ s., 5isrg VII s..t; t1 ma.lcr and sis.e- aud r. ends h.,. sml of coarse w.. make en offici7i c.l| .r T. Hsa.can cons yi.ie ti" l.. bon .a .<S tngeies presumably e bat. n.s- cnrreot.d Ni;h u.C0;i9; ous |. -w=.1 a.s royerument and to,r.r rpt--aa. '.r:u ot .tr no. t.ru dt-- ,ric' rf Lower Ca.i'uTGn dr rs~ qu.e-a b. h.adcuar,ers are in .. E Yo.k aad h. IS on h3S was wet
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29

hearing today in justice court anl bound over 10 the superior court. Tha prisoners waived hearing and in de fault of bonds Of s25oO each ihey were returned to jail.
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HOLD ALLEGED BURGLAR

GLOBE, Aug. 26.--M. E. Key, Eve-. ct Husky, and Dewey Thurlow, held in the county jail here on charges o: burglary, were given reliminary
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ALLEGED WIFE eEArER JAILED

MORALES, Aug. 2-Charged with beating his wife, Juan Perez. Nogales, Arizona was lodged in the county jail last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29


 Increased Federal Aid Tor roads in Ar z.na:
 D-ec; IrW o?rbuion for reclama lon :-a1.g,> E, -ame as for rivers and har- lo-s which do not have 10 be repaid. S.imu m of pr rjdult.... oy high wages s13 h--d york;
 Na:,ona! Board Of Arbitration 10 en- l.n,ea public opinion in labor disputes; Tae open saop;
 Tna sh; of employees 10 form unions r-G .t others to join them. or not. as they see fit.
 pemocra,izing the Army and Navy; jas.!c" 70 the eX-seryice men; Care for s. E anI injured eN.se-yice men;
 Preferential duties on articles imported in American ships.
 Preferential ,olls f5r American ships US. .Le ;Ae Ame-i5an-bui.t Panama Canal;
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
PERSONALS.

Mrs. R. G. Miller and children n
San Antonio, Texas, left Sunday FOL
their home after visiting the last ter
days with Mrs G. J. Wheatley ant
family.
Four Keol1uk young women, Miss
Marguerite Kiefer, Miss Nettie Writ
and the Misses Marie and Ruth
fSittler left yesterday for Elmhurst
Ill, where they will attend ten days
conference there IN the school giving
teacher training Instructions for
teachers in church schools.
Miss Florence Brown has gone to
Lake Charles, La, for a months
vacation.
Mrs. LOREN Garlisch win arrive this
evening for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Warwick.
Mrs. w. G. Ainsley and son, of Mat
toon, H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Loewenstein.
Mrs Jas. M. Fulton and two chill
dren are visiting in Hannibal with
Mrs. w. J. Richards
Mrs. L. E. Riser of Ottumwa is In
the city to spend few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Hopkins, 72S Concert
street p
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
CITY NEWS

Miss Eva Leeper. who lives near
Montrose, broke a bone in her ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Hancock.
11119 Main street, announce the birth
of a son this morning.
Funeral services for the late
Henry Williams were held this morn
ing at 8 o'clock from the ST. Peters
Catholic church, with the Rev. Father
Gillespie, officiating. Interment oc-
CURED in the Catholic cemetery, and
the pallbearers were: G.. c. Rhodes,
Conrad La Feber, Labon Sargent,
George Mccarthy. Dan Wilsey and
John Sheehan.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
John Snowden were held Sunday
morning at II o'clock from the Second
Presbyterian church, with the Rev.
John e. Cummins officiating. Inter
ment occurred in Oakland cemetery
and the pallbearers were: Mr.. Mus
ser, H. G. Merrill, Fred Reither, Fl.
Lamb, Herbert Woodberry and Ben
Hoke.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
CITY NEWS

A marriage license has been is
sued to William It. Whitlock of Han.
nibal and Letha Stice of Keokuk.
A decree of divorce has been
granted in the district court to Ed
ward South from Callie South by
Judge John E. Craig.
Attend Royal Neighbors' lawn So
cial at home Of Mrs. w. Danford, 1918
Orleans avenue. Tuesday evening, July
~ Ice cream and homemade cake,
15c.
Property located on the corner OF
Eleventh and Timea streets has been
sold by Henry c. and Ethel p Rubey
to John G.. Bartholomew for the sum
of $1,475. !.
&C. L. Laws and wife have sold
property located near the corner OF
C and William streets to c. w. Spain
for the sum Of $500.
The cases of Wells, Owens, Mills
paugh, Schmidt and Ware, all charged
with violation of the traffic laws, will
be heard Wednesday or Thursday Of
this week in Judge McNamara's court
An information was filed in the
superior court today. charging DR..
Erie ]. Ackley of Sioux City, Iowa,
with fast driving. He pleaded guilty
and paid a fine of $685..
Charles Fribert was charged with
passing street car and paid a fine
of $7.95 in the superior court.
j. II. Thon has filed an fnforma
ton against William Bird in the SUI
perior court, charging him with using
language and disturbing
the peace. The trouble was said to
have been caused over a COW.
The Rev. c. r. Waters and mem
bers of the Bethel A. M. r. church are
of the response of the
public to their tag day appeal last
Saturday. Appreciation of the church
is extended to all who gave, and to
Mrs. Cameron for the use OF her build
ing for headquarters
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26

101, Off r.; Republic Iron and Steel.
89A, off S; Baldwin 1151s, UP II:
Reading, 907s, up Is; U. S. Steel,
90B, off "; Texas Company, As, Off
y; Cuba Cane, 46M, unchanged; u s.
Rubber, 911h, off Is: Royal Dutch.
49, unchanged.
professionally resumed their often
sive on rails and industrials during
the first half hour. Steel Common
was depressed to 90zs, off u net; Va
nadium, S2A. off IL; q. s. Rubber.
91A, off IS; American Car and Foun-
ldry, 1874, off ": Haskell and Barker,
711a, off 1. Rails also suffered with
the general list Reading receded to
| S9A. off more than point from the
opening; Canadian Pacific, 122, off
IL net Rock Island, 1914, off 5s, and
Southern Railway, 271@, off 1M.
Motor stocks also were vigorously
attacked. Studebaker was marked
down to 67H and Chandler to Sc.
Support came into the market when
the prices reached previous lows.
Prices continued to back and fill
around low levels, but the market was
devoid of features at the start of the
third hour.
The market was dun in the early
afternoon. Baldwin rallied from
1872 to above 115, and Studebaker
rallied a point. Kelly Springfield
was offered down, making an early
low at 81, off 4.
The market closed weak.