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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
FIGHTING COMPARISONS

Tahula1eA slatcmeuf> ISSUED
with the sanction of British pi-
iicial authority, Published in the
London Times. afford an interest
ing eomparison between British
AMI American strength ia Franco
between the opening II the oer-
nan drive iu March and The
s-riistice. Tne ration strength -
slie British an March II was
l.s2s ifss. Of which l.2a3.oN We're
eia>sei rs combaianis represent
inr olh.ND rifles On armSilrc
day the British ration strength
WAS l.73l.57s and the American
1929 GOO. TIE British combaiani
strength l.lfs.7.al aud the Amer
rsn l.ieonoo. the British rifle
strength then having SkTnnk
l55oD0 men - 46l.74s. and the
American rifle strength was up 80
-, .5s0o The lesser proportion
afr rifle strength al the American
ioyces for a larger raiion strength
am almost the same cpinhalanf
strength MAS due fe our larger
supply service in 'he one ease and
10 ih cmore general carrying 81
the rifle 81 ihc British service. a.
for instance in machine gun ele-
lntnf>
The COMPARISON in captures q
prisoners and 4an> Includes ail
f0ur armies. The British. in 'he
persed fpm TIE opening pf The
Msreh drive nniil the armisfiee
eal.inre6 23le0 prisoners. ihe
French lS5.720. fhe Americans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
P|MPIY? WELL. DON I Be
People Notice t. Drive Them
Oawifh Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets

AriT-lY Fac vii nos crr.harr-rs vrsi
much sorgeT Il ycu =; q ua -kzre 4
D., Edwards C'hve latsetS alre sian
slvuid oeslr % ciea- after you hive
taken tie i2bleis = ieN nngilS.
l4eanse the baoo4. boAeis ard liver
With lsr. Edwards Olive TableiS. he
sssocessssl substitute Tor caio-nel lhere &
no sciness u pan after taking then
il5- Ldazr1s' elTt Tableis % th.st
EtA1h czsc1sel does. ard yrH as efec-
lively. Drl tsezr action Is etafle ard
sc lDste1d q seaSre zno Irritating.
No GRE 81 iso taxes Ctxe Tabiets IS
6vsr cursed nsth { -da-k brown taste.
2 bad breath. dull. hs,iess. no gooo'
.selHg, oUrsilpaiion. tosTsd kver, had
disposition a Lziaply face
Ohvs l-blsts aEe rs1reiy vsesfah,e
compound rn1ro Elth oike oal s'osl NiA
NOV then b. fnesr olive colur.
DT- Edwards senl years ssnorg pa
iaerts atihciec s7ia hser and boad
complaints. and Olive Tablels an The
IMMENSELY effective result. Take orlr on
lno Tss.ssAs iur Rerk Ss-s how nun
better you he and look l0c and sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
A TINE SAVING PLAN

0ne of fhe firs' objections
raistyl ~ counsel for Senator
Aewberra aud Ais eo-lcfendanis
"a Grand Rapid, wss to the ariion
81 iir tonri in sending qne>-
.ionnaires with ihe summons fo
51s dairy These qur>iions were
70 develop possible relationship or
"a r fars IS SrrTicr. snd fhe
4.l.h.sd nas adopted io save time
"a coari hy ruling oai The dis-
qualified af fhc euise- BEFORE
taair thc 0uesiioHnaire sent cui
do prospective 5arors TIE Comri
had ihe questions approved ty
counsel on each siae The suhse-
6ucni formal objection 81 counsel
ior ihe defense. which was over
rie3 hy Judge Sessions was pre-
suaahlv : Technical move 70 save
point for possible appeal
~ Rejecting 'he objection the
court >aii thai an anyone can
Az j. 4 fair sna impartial jury
The method taken j. calculated 20
obtain ,ueh 4 surH Tie respond
0ni> ran noi expect 90 he TIRED hy
thcir relatives. iniimafc friends or
business associates They wonii
ie indignant II THE jury was
chosen from among men active ia
support ~ 'te opposing candidate
for senator. The Government
can nof he expected rs accept rs
aurors men who were active for
the man II ! irving -
The onr>iionnaire was designed
Ia secure information on these
Niafs III WAS described a. being
Niihcuf prece Sent. yei il has nor
heen unknown for counsel 10 con-
tu,t such an inquiry into the
records of prospective Jurors IL
no Ia seem that 40 inquiry con
5metrd hv the Court itself. on
4sesiions mutually accepted by
both SIDES. wonld he q mach better
f1aH. The iaei that q tentative
nry was secured within fogr
lafs de>p.i, tie WIDE rsmiflea-
iials of 'hc suii anl 'he general
interest in IL. Suggests fhaf The
f>,sonna re has been justified
f..- .fa ~a<a'-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
MANY CASES OF
!. / RHEUMATISM NOW
says We NUS Keep Feet Dry.
Avoid Exposure and
Eat Less Meat

Say Of she damp grourd. AVOID ex-
nosuse. keep seet dry eat KS ratzf.
srlnk io.s ci wzler and above az t-ke
/. spoonful of sans Occasionally 70 keep
ioEn uric scsc.
Rheu-ztssrn Is caused by poisonous
okla. called rrsc add. Mhsch > gene
-a,ed IN TIE bosris ard absorbed into
he Hold. Il IS tie fu-acficn OF tire
-ic-rys 70 filter tins acid from the
blood and csss j; out IN TIE urIne- The
pores Of tie skin are also means 81
freeirg TIE hood Of this irnpnrity. II
dx-nf and chilly, cod weather the ska
pores ara closed. tfus forcing the kid
ne,s 70 90 dMtir work they bccoEnr
weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate
this rric 7nid which keeps zccur1aiz;ins
znd circulating through the system.
eventually setting u the .losrts zad
muscles Causing stiffness soreness and
pain called rheamztisr-
AZ the FIRST fNszge CT rheumatism
get froza sry pharmacy zboat ,ouT
ourots Of Jad Salts PIT : t1bsesrooaf1l
- . gizss ci sztsr and drink before
brezkfsst each morning ior week This
Is szid 10 eliminate uric zcid by strrBu-
lzrinS the kidneys 70 normal zcf5c1,
TINS -sddiag the bioo4 CT these ,rapur-
i.ies- ~
lad Ss-zs Is irexpeasire. harmless and
Is made from The zc1d OF grapes and
! Iezon Jusoe. co1bized ~zsh lsshfz and
Is used wish excellent results by thor-
sands Of te7sls Hi1o are srh5ect 10 rhcu-
rzz1izn- Here 10z have pleasant.
| tfscrpescent li-hiz-zzfer drink xElnii
ose-oo-1es uTic add and Is beneficial
- ,os- ndatys zs Nell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

eal and Ire Belgizns l4.sso- H.
rsptare of enns Tie British Won
> 80. the Frrnch .>>l the Amer
rans l.4ei aa1 ihr iSeieians AZ
Tfe hriefer operations of the
smcrirans and the fact that tie
arnlsfiee forrsfailed The hagging
s. The PRISONERS 10 which ihrir
opersfions were leading mus- be
Taken inio aeeomi The fact thar
Ter ihe shorter period of eneaee-
mrnf the Americans captured al-
lnifsi as mans glns - fhe FNnen
for fAc iuii period. or about 1hree-
Efidk of Gle loIaI taken Is -hc
BRITISH between Manrh and No-
ssmher. + striking demonsira-
fioa of fhe eifeeiiyenrSs 81 sAe
American afM>
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

nonxs-Es e tcuseuires have foun1
-fzt they fan szFe tWo-fA 10 q Tie
rrorev u-c-iiv spert -ef co1GA preI&F "a
: aas. IL ns.EE The xe~lknou1 ol1 -ec .se
fs- ua. - raarzh sFfBp a. soinh- y
j. s;urli- aIi eh-xr TIT / has 10 so1si
fa- a-x-n-s resnits II ;akf- rsht sola
81 3 r0s-k ana esree imUed2zte rriaei.
rsusFr s-crrins n o-dina-y eo1-a n
- h1urs c. as
cs "a cEnrxs of finsx fru- srv
c-re-is-. 7ou- i into = , ~ bottle sEd
asd PLAN Ersnul1tr1 sugar syrup 70
sn,ks = frf pins II yoa prefer. use
clarified zclzssss. be-rv. g rcr- sT-ua.
INSTEAD Of s1-z- Err--- EtArr way =
tastes ceee. keers -erfeetlr-~ zc1 l3sis
a 5sEilv ,eax tins-
It's t-1iiv ss-onfsllzr- hc- cuitkv Z
ac-s. pe-etrst Il sAroGeh <yerF sr
-szssz-e e ibs throzt ard lnnrs-soas-
ens and rases Tia pAle--- soosbss AZ.
tesis the zszh-ares. srd E-aeu1l'r III
surely tie annoy n tk-css sirse sna
i-esaei eeasA 1szrT.ez- erti-elv- Meta rE
s.ss.er Ter hronrki-s- krssnodlc croU-.
oarseness q hrurrAizi assA-A
Prer !. 3 su-ssi z1e kizhir coBcs1-
t-z;ei cor nonnd e. ee-z1e Nc-Esy
ri-s srtrzrs. knura the w1rA OVER f0'
- keriinc srect "a The ne-t-s1ez-
Aross 1iSsran ztrpeEt by ssk-n- roH'
f-sr-;st g. ~ oerrrs e Pf1tx witk
f,-i cirersso an1 do1z sccr7s snytb "a
s1se ~Cuzrau.eed &c give zb=e1use s2sis.
fsr-aun G. nancy r-ozR.lg rHf1z2e1
.Es Pirsr c. n NAynss Ind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
=. DREAMS =.
AND A NEW SONG

I-lie Ray TAXABLE ~ here ans there
u nav loss 3 oui our mcsf rherlN
ei iiiusi ans. Sorgows Hsy NOT cone
.iuglN but IN bSft2lions A sick
cart ard hurg mind may sas win
De man 81 Old thai 40 .s vanity and
rexat,n q. spirit Bui Gheu CONES 70
as ite's GraAs Physic.au. sleep. wiih
lis seda;irs % fo1d meme Ties- his
onac " remsuAere3 joys
4 new song of popular apVe2l
DrfAm.4nd BrinEs Mem ri,s Of Yon
sires expres Ken n iAis most human
omtor- Perhaps this Is one Of The
reasons phy Il has won ssch phenom-
eusi vogue both 81 iae stage snd il
ihe home Moreover. the music a2s
sWins and haunting Qp2liiy ihzl
siaees ii among ihs' ilnes 20 a.e rr-a-
nhefei Drezmlana Brings Mem
-es ol Noar a. q song "a iAausand
Z sin-s Itself in,n Four hezr'.
TIE music fOiis4si
Dreams tonight are taking ne
Back to ihe days Of yore-
nays u Cove hat used to b..
IN araSliaRd lire iheni opee EsoHe
When me twilight shadows fsr.
ieei IS no yol're near.
Dresms now win som recall
oar lore DAYS thai heli 80 much
rhser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

Bar carksar seseaer. rs raster
=oot backer
MAO j. nexsr a snoa,
Ras works a. as 4eh
TO make she Worla whii@r. ~
hlzeker-F r
Il voa want sTesd
jas. csil oa ~.
We're fast indeed.
rs go or bast-W. T.
*
. Il yoH gfi blue
| AID ~ant some service.
1esi come oar say
And gel saar parchase-N Il
This is assul.
He veni for 8 long nromenRde
wsih = beautiful hroun-eyed maid.
said she. nifh q smile
Lets resi- tor = While.
Aaa hen drink sons red ienoLSd'..
Ms Beu J.
T'.ere vas a. ga German nsn 4
Potter
Es sad ~Sui bee. : dr.nks &c -s'rs
W4srf.
fia. nn~ 81 IS Org
As masi arsuk a or dc
and 60 10 n.sef iha' .s hoiisr n
SIC s.rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
RUB BhcE.rs lid
IvhDS01 HI5HI OUT
lnb Pain and Stiffness away with
a small bottle Of old honest
81. Jacobs Lrinent

When your back Is sore and lame or
'umhaaa. Selatica or rheumatism has
you stitched up don't snffsr. se; a
80 cent bottle Of old. honest -.
Jacobs Tsnimrnt" a. any drug store.
pour a little ia YOUR hand and Pub il
right into he pain ur ache, AMI 'il he
time you count nifty, the sore1ess aid
lzu;rness Is gone.
Don't stay crippled, This soothing.
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. Il takes the ache and pain right
out of yonr Dsls9 and ends the misery.
IL Is magical. yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing elise stops lumbago. sciaiica
and i2me sack n.isers- - promptly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
DRINK HOT TFA
FOR a BID COLD

Cef a small package of hau.' frr
RF~asi Ts-a as aay pharmacy. Take =
tablespoonful of tLe tea, pus cup -
poiliHg u4ger upon li. posir ihreusa q
.scae ard drink a tcaeup frl ,; ANY
tssne .GFissg tne day or bcfore rstirlng.
u Is fhe snnst effective way - freak a
cc.a aad rlre. -rsu. as il oisens tbr
stases os sn, kin. relieving cone,-> tion.
Aisn lsrrsens THE l.sr els. fhas driving a
4ala srtlt + 10, sYSiena
frs s. fAs at.i liu4r son ssTcs frosi
r-.d " fie grin a. 5 .aeN, ,enshr
gnf er- rv.y csrr'absc, therefore safe
ar.. A4r-.lcss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

We hare been waiting for this for
twelve hundred rears. declared II
Siambolinski. oniy representative q
Bulgaria. as be placed his signature
10 tae Peace Treaty al Paris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

Msyi.r that former ainFf ehap-
lam IN Berlin meani iAe haiSfr
was The most surprised man ln
history. instead ~ The mo>i l'A-
a.nftAni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

Bos,on shoe manufacturers
pleading nal0 eonienaere fn
profiieerlng were iiuei sl.vgs
And vet protsieerlne eannnues
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
!. :. =. Z. :, !. :. i. i.
vACRaNT VERSE

s. = 3 ~ = = = Sxx xgE = =
With aposogies 20 r. l. 50
y heu h@d grippe and lay ahed
had two pillows AZ my head
Ara medicine beSia2 me laF.
r. ease my aain throughout the day
Al al fAe hoars and ever ~a,
heafa m speeding aaloS r.
M.ih open mnifler desfeains. shFal.
AiyEei my house and np The hiil
And somelimes lhry went bs IN fleefs
4 eienkine shfleklns thru the siresis
fnfi. u seemed the battles shcD.
lad come from France, ms house
about
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

Raisin crop j. worth a. millions.
the largest return ever ma0e. r.
tins another result of prohibition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

h Logan nnn'y ihf i'al>ilfs -6
IS q bird And iis nothing io
trssN aiaA-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

Are fhe pas.rlt ieaelers ie he
decorated w.fh lAe ,Win lass snia
~ an ancient order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

and a. preventative. take a.hAA-
TIVE BRoNn QTtN1NE TstItis
Look Tor + ~ GROVES : sf-usir-e
81 ihs box M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

An on useful in making soap Is he-
IA obtained irom er4pe se 1s a Az
Eeniiua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

"OUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TWlNCE
Get busy ana reiieTe those pains
with that handy bottle II
Slozr's Iinimenr

-HAT Siozas does. ]. do-s
w thoonsh - s<.e.rz.ss s.-.k--s
rzssszg 70 TIE zssileo part zai
,e-azl pzI1s and aches Noc'H f3d 4
cleza 11i no7-skin-s<zinins- Keep Il
hz71y for srsztlrs. I1znsso. neurzlxiz.
os=-<-r-d r1esci=s- s-f ,oi-<s. pztas.
t-ases. stzins, sp-zi-s. bad ~ez-he-
sfre--eEec-S
Fr = years Sans l-1i1e-- las
hezond thousan6s f.se world osr-. los
roat = Al exce1l9-- Il : E-e1-zlrd
n rro1aclnx resu-E2
A. d-z<Fsrs-3st- -oc 81 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

] Was a viciim Sick and. stiil.
Amos slih shell shock made riOre il'
Recaase mufslsr ordnance n!ain
i no; enforced 10 snare me fain f
n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

Marriage 81 a Japanese prince or
princess NliA iorelsna. ls not per-
miifsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
GRAVE O|GGERs, ON
STRIKE, WIN OUT

New York. FEB One tuadg 4 and
aliy srav. diEgers % raly-rs cem r
ftrt Nho qail iher jobs Friday. re-
sarnea "a WorA This morning. aiier
thr srasfees had sosed ihe.n an .n-
crease a. oenis day This msAes
he daily pay ssn4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

Too much ia's ana foo liiiae work
lis the iroahie with Europe says
says an American 3rner who has sust
returned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05

The rrss Eneilsh shilling is believed
70 have been mln;ed IN lsir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-05
i INCLINC LlMERlCKS

~-~---~-~--~-~>-~~~- -~-~-~-s
Lir.ersSk Raiex arc Regulations.
coasest srosa FeA 10 Fsb Il POI
s,ess s.ratrack printed prsae of s. 2Ac
tscke.s for sso seats . Valentine De- :
soraance al Pollard faeaire. 81.
End Renne,t n stepping Ouf AID
vale-tine performance RiehlAne TIE
ster- IN. James Corhe,s in Prince
q Avenue 4
second Aesi. 1icsess for tHo seats
=. poIssrd's znE seats 81 HighiAnd, /,
valentine performances.
Lsusr.cks exoeeding i've lines VII
le rejected.
Farb Limerick must bear raEe ard
asdre of contestant, Only iAs'-@ :
wlil he printed i desired
Decision xiH be- gives b. 'ae
Izner.ak Editor i- she issue u Fee
Il
s-eipl
4 sers Ilnmg LADY n4mta S1se
came 10 "a ,ifs - bag some nes
sa@es
Tier ip,s~4o~ f~ i-h-a'
Me.sarea six Aaa . halt
ysi - marmeHa = ia.Ak I ~eAf
iuos Ms p
Coco b-stneSs
fhere olee a-s man names . o.
isaA
AZ rhttf t--" -
TO eA4fea Ar "Aee ~s"t
Donated ceAt
Ai-e f4e-hA.
"--"
~ prs-t
-
70 &c contir.ec.
Thare Was 3 yonns 5elioN names
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-11
PUMP SAVES INFANT
 FROM POISON DEATH

MORALES, July 6-Prompt use of a stomach pump by Major F. w O'Donald of the base hospital saved the life last night of Virginia Lee. in fant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Bailey Russell and granddaughter 1f MT. and Mrs. Wirt c. Bowman
 The child in some manner obtained jar of toilet preparation for ohapped hands and containing zinc. Infantlike. she ate some of the contents before observed by the mother or nurse Vio. lent illness resulted and Major O'Don. ald was summoned.
 Strenuous and prompt use of the stomach pump prevented . serious amount of the poison being absorbed into the infants system. For time life was despaired of. however.
 The infant is reported today b be recovering from the near-poisoning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-11
CONDITIONS OF ARIZONA ROADS

Arizona road bulletins. furnished by the Goodrich Travel and Transorta- ton buerau. show the condition of roads in various Arizona counties as follows:
 Apache county-Roads reported in fair condition.
 Cochise county--An roads reporte. fair. Part Of road between Douglas ani Bsbee still under construction. Will be open in July Present detour good.
 Coconno county-All roads report ed fair, some rough spots.
 Gila county-All roads good except ing sand washes on Roosevelt-Pay son road. also Winkieman-Ch road rough 1, Greenlee couuty-All roads very good United States engineers re. port best route between Stafford and Clifton is via Duncan.
 Graham county-Roads in fairly good shape
 Maricopa county bridge is now open except for heavy trucks. Black Canyon road under repair. The wickenburg road in good shape. Al travel to Florence should take new state highway
 Mohave county-Yucca to Bill VII liams river. fair. Crossing at Bill Williams riyer' psssable but not ad. vised Chloride 10 Searchlight ferry, fair.
 Navajo county-Al, roads dry and in fairly good shape
 Pima county-Bridge four miles to the north of Tucson on Tucson-Flor. ence highway now open All roads near Tucson in excellent condition ex- cept Tucson-Nogales road under con. struction. Should be open any day when resurfacing E finished
 Santa Cruz county-All roads fair.
 Pinal county-FlorenceC Casa Gran. de road undergoing repairs Neces. sary use desert road between these points Crossing at Sacaton now good excepting some sand
 Yavapai county-Roads generally fair Dewey 10 Flagstaff via Camp Verde good Via Beaver Creek hign. way six miles very rough rocky road from CedarS 10 county line Repair work east end Of Beaver Creek high. way
 Yuma county-Road via Ehrenburs closed account ot ferry laid up by the high water
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-11
ERDsR KILLS HIMSELF

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., July 5.-one O. Pete Espicl's Mexican sheep herders. a8oa, 25 years old committed suicide q Jew days ago by shooting himself through the heart County Health Officer Dr Felix Manning. Sheriff Harrington, Coroner B. J Kidd. Dep 4;y Saerif Billy OBrien. Joe Beuder and q MT smith went to the scene oi Jhe tragedy. at Dead Mans Flat With C N Wes,oyer they made up a cor ouer's jury. which decided that ,, was suicide The other herders said that they were all in the house together when the dead man asked how | would be ior a man to shoot himself X few minutes later he was looking al map on the side Of the wall. then ,hey heard a shot and saw him fal lie used .S2 automatic revolver Ee is said 10 be from New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-11
LARGE SUPPLY OF
 DOPE AND LIQUOR
 TAKEN BY OFFICERS

TUCSON. July s-One of the lars est supplies Cf narcotics, tequil!a ani beer, seized in long time in Tucson was gathered in during a raid on the Imperial cafe at Mesilla and South Main street about 10 o'clock last night. made by Federal Narcotic h. spector Thomas Mays and Federal Prohibition Agent Roy Gridley.
 Jnana Lopez was charged with op' orating the place. Maria Corral and Belln sanchez were charged with be- ing patrons.
 The raid was made on search war. rants issued by United States Com missioner Jones. before whom the prisoners were arraigned at ? o'clock today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-11
NSGA-=S soy HURT
 N EXPLOSION WHILE
 c=LESRA-ING THE 4TA

NOlA-ss Are- -Ju.y g.. The frs; 5&p,l,.s a hic Fourth of July cea5r-aoa }. z-,s. Arizona. and sonora. wa.et stared today with I aor1=- r,g-d4a ieo. place late th.s afternoon when explosives handled by sixteen var old Thomas Garcia ,aicrat .4- bey perhaps fa,ally aal hg-. -eg=rl, smal, children playing in ths nslshoorhood. Young Garcia was mixing phosphorous chlorate or potash salcpe.re and several other chem ,lls aita d view Of creating bigger lols- .hsa any Of the other boys a -le aeish5othood when the m.x.ure xp.oied crushing his side, rup.urirs hls s4r dram and causing interzal injuries from which the al tend.Eg physician says he may die. The other oh.lrsn suffered only min or bruises and abrasions.
 Tbe force ot the explosion which tool, place in Gale Elias Nogales, So- nora. shattered windows for the ra- dius of q block.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-11
RESeNTS ACCUSATION OF "RAlLRoAolNo' DEFENDANT.

Judge sam R Ho.deman. justice Of the peace al Light. was visitor in The county seat today for a confer. ence with County Attorney R x French regarding q recent statement issued by Mir French following the dismissal of charge CT disturbing the peace against Jean Mulvane, a school teacher from Light, which had been appealed rom the justice cour, a' Ligh.
 Commen ans oa the matter today Judge Policeman said. T reson; the sta;emen; issued by Mr French that there was evidence of an attempt to railroad" the t-fendan; .n my court. ylr. French had nc personal knowl- edge oe the case. other than tha; gained rom the da.eudant. She a.so charged that she vas forced 10 stand trial before jury of three. In open court she agreed 10 stand trial before any number" Q. jurors and was agreeable to the plan as the law provides for il such cases until found guilty. extended the defendant ev. cry possible courtesy during her ,ria! and in the face of this fact. the state ment Of Air French. based solely up- on the version of the matter as placed before him by the defendant hersals, has been very displeasing to me. For the reason O. determining upon what authority MT French issued his state ment. came here today, as the state ment was received with much indlg- nation by those who are familiar with the facts in the case ard witnessed the trial a, Light"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-11
cONFE ERENcE
OF TAX OFFICIALS

PHOENlX. July 6.-For the pur. pose Of investigating the valuations as shown by the assessmen; rolls of the several counties on all classes of property SO that a properSyalua;ion can be made, a conference of mem bers Of the state tax commission, county assessors, boards Of supervis. ors and their clerks will be held in Douglas. beginning July 25
 Invitations to the tax conference were issued by the tax commission yesterday to the different bodies talk ing part in the conference and eff ciency experts Of the different corpor- ations who will furnish information desired by the tax commission. The information placed before the confer ence will be used by the state board of equalization when it meets the week beginning the first. Monday in August.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-11
HERE IS BASIS FOR
 POLITICAL PETITIONS

The laws of the State of Arizona make a limit for signatures for poll. tcai ro tons of from 3 to 10 per cent for county officers. five per cent Cor precinct officers and from 10 3 per cent for state officers. The last election shows that there was cast Cor the democratic candidates for governor in Coehise county iS9S votes and for the republican candi. date 4ll0. and therefore democrati2 candidates for county offices will be acquired to obtain not less than li6 signatures and not more than 4s9 10 cause their names to go upon the pr!- mary ballot Republican candidates wul obtain not less than l23 nor more than 41l. When signatures are obtained some person wiH have b make the proper affidavit before the petition is filed with the clerk of the board Of supervisors and no names can be counted by the board in sup. pori of two separate petitions for the same office.
 All initiative petitions for new laws etc. Sad to be filed by midnight Of the 30th of June