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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
ALL OBSTACLES REMOVED FOR FINANCING PARAOlSE.VERDE
 PROJECT FOR IS MILLIONS

PHOENiN. Dec. s--Ardns amen;s for financing tae PArad!se-Nerde pro iec:. comprising S5,OO0 acres of land, to the ex.cn, of sl5.o'ooo. was an uouaced V s'arday by C org D Cars ;y attorney for he ,Irdho.dors of the d.s.ric.. upon lls return 70 Phoa- nix from a TWO man.hs, business tr.p 10 Washington.
 Fna. approval of a,i 0roiee. map s, rights-oc way. reservoirs, canals ali power plants by the secretary oc ;he interior and he ncw.y created federal power emission ;Aas removing the las; possible legal obstacle ia he waY %; completion of the project @as a.so announced by Mir Cbris;y.
 Financial backing for the project 2e declared. was assured by one of tae bigges: and strongest financial insti. tutlons in the United iS1tes. and the assurance was in writing in the form of d contract entered in:o between Mr. Chris.y. as legal advisor for Andhold. CTS of the distric;. and officials of the banking institutions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
COYOTES HARD HIT
 WITH POISON DRIVE

PHOENIX. Dec Inspector N. F. Mlssraye. chef Of ihe ,ocal Biological Slrv-y Bureau lfficeG has returned 90 Phoenix after supervising an inten- slye poisoning campaign conduc;ei near Indian Well, in drive 10 r.d ;ae ranges ot ;ae coyote
 Afer twenty days activity almost a haadre1 coyotes were taken by Una poison ba;, and many others were e'.- minated which were not ac;uaay ae- coua.sd for. said Musgrave The drive stared at Iniian Wells abou, 10 miles north Of Hoibrook and was carried on from ;ha, poin; north to the Black Mountains and west 10 B.ue Canyon
 Ranchers hroughou: he state are vigorously cooperating with the sur. vey department in i;s drives on range pests which are proving very esefctiye .n regions where s;ockmen suffer ,arge losses from predatory animals According 10 Musgraye everyone Is willing 10 lend hand in the good work. During the campaign jus; fin. ished Lorenzo Hubbell, the Indian agen: at Oraibi, furnished al the bat meat and otherwise aided the expe.li. ;ino. he said
 In conjunction with Musgrave'. campaign Stanley P Young ass!;sa:; inspector. also carried on a poison d.l2e south of this territory The combined effor; of the workers re. sal;el in pronounced depletion of
 he ranks Of the range pests.
 Ao.her drive is now being launched lear Tucson. Musgrlve reports. He expects 10 leave in the near future for another poison forage in this region.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
GLOBE COPPER MINES
 FORGED TO CUT WAGES

GLOBE. -triz.. Dec. s-The con per companies Of ,he Glo5e-Miami di>;rie, Wiii post notice on their pro. pee;ies ,omorrow morning annomc.ss a fla, reduction of wages in all de par,men, oi one dollar q ,Aif;, effec- tive January I. 1921. The adjus,en wage for miners VII be s5l5. ah.cn, according t5 the srale agrcemen: adopted p-.o: 10 .hc European War :s ta- wage basis on % cents per pound a, The selling price of copper No fu-,l-- iuc'.on Of working forces 0y he ,arser producing companies in ,h.. distr.c, ,s anticipated
 The copper cama1a.es Of ;Ae d.s- trie' ara now operating on basis ,f abou, i1 per cen, or ;he wsr '.me production.
 \ join; meeting o. 'ne empioyes' grievance committee of the d!s;sie; has been called for 10 o'clock ;omor- row morning. The opinion generally oppressed Is that tae wage GU; vii be excepted by ;he men with few ey- captions.
 Employes Of the following com. panies vii be subjec; 10 the redne. ..on
 Inspiration Consolidated Cooper Company; o.l Dominion Company; Superior and Boston Copper com pany; Mani Copper company; Ari- zona Commercial Company. and the Iron Cap Copper company
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
APPLICATION FOR RECEIVER
 FOR SCHUYlklll, TENNESSEE
 MINES GRANTED AT HClsROOK

HOLBRoOk, Ariz.. Dee. e-An ap. piication for receiver for ,he Ten. nessee and Scluy,kiI Mines in Ms- have county. near Ch.a-:le, Arizon1 was granted in superior court here today by Judge Jesse E. Crosby. \ mortgage for three hundred thousand dollars vas held by Frank A. Garbu:t q Los Angeles miner n property which is said to be valued at about zen million dollars. George \. Mae. Bean. of Ho,brock. was appointed re ceiyer. The sui; involved the control Of ;he property. which i, is said. will soon be operated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
WAR ON RODENTS IN cocHise
 COUNTY SHOWS GcoD RESULTS

The ioNowing repoy, on rodent con. uo, Wu.k in Cochise county. part eul9r.y in the Salphur Springs valley has been received ny the Daily Pros. pec.or;
 More ;han loo persons have coop, erI,ei in ,he cXtermina;ion of prai- r,e dogs, jack rabbits. gophers and o.ler rodents during ;he las, eight months Approximately 92.551 quarts ot p0.soned grain were used on aa area Of lS5.020 acres. The work hls been under ;he direction of thrae trained assistants working in three d.f'eren, sections of he valley. Al, proNimately two.;hiris of ne entire infested area have been ;rea;ed wi,h exceptionally good results and before neN; spring i; is expected that the entire area vii have been gone over. Some of the arincipa, ranges that have been treated are those of the Chiriclaua Ca:t,e company Riggs CltHe company. Hooker Brothers, Wo1b Eoy,e and Kennedy Brothers. In addition to these many farms ah over the valley haNa been cone over with splendid resnl;s. The lack or rainfall during the simmer and the comparatively mid fan have assis; ' ma'er.a,.y V ln ,h> good rasu'.s that have been obtained.
 n. ;lree assistants are s@l worS. Ing in ;he valley and are ready al any time 70 cooperate win farmers and s;ockmen 'n this work Isaac Rogefs Is &: .his time working N,.h the Coronado Cattle company a, Pearc2. Karl M. Fisher Will be found .n lower Graham ccun;y. abou; Bou.;a. while co-7pera;ors nay ge, .u ,agcA wi,h Chas. F. Reaaud by corr spoadiHs with C R Ad,mson. coun-y ag-icu,. ;ura; agent. a, WILCOX OF addressing Mr. Ranlud a, P. O Box &5S Wil,coN."
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
BORDER CITIES WILL UNITE
 IN EFFORT TO BRING MORE
 AUTOMOBILE TOURISTS HERE

DOUGLASS, Dac. 9.-A joint meet ms of delegations from all towns be- tWern F. Pdso and Tucson along the BInkhead highway 10 uni:e on effor
 bring more tourist travel over ,ae sou hern r.ute via Dougla. and Bis. oee wi! pro5ab.y be he'd in Douglas soon, # was announced by Ely Ma. m, secretary Of the chamber Of com mecce and mines. wao, with de'a. ga;ion of ;he chamber. returned from D ming N NJ. last night, where they van.in the interests of directing tolr.s ;rasHe over the southern roa:e.
 Th.s e!,y vas suggested for the gathering al a conference with Dem ing officials who highly approved of D9uglas as d.l Lordsburg deIeg1. ,ion The Dcug-as parry lei here Tuesday morning for Deming, dis ;ance of !si miles. They reached Deming about ?. m On the way :he chamber Of commerce parry saw 70 tie orec,ioh Of road signs along he road A biz sign particularly al yer,is.ng Douglas as wei as the road was erected one mile beyond Lords. burg. Abou; two dozen smaller sns Wee pu; up.
 An hour af.sr rhe Doug!a,!,s' a-, r!yal a, Demins 'hay had dim 'r with the presiden; and five other directors os 'he Deming chamber The siX included Presiden; ] c Cooper and E. R. va,.andingham. A A. Ten ke. ]. A..MaAoney. A. W. Pollard anl D. 0. Snodzrass Road matters weae lis uss>d q ihe diunee
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
IS FIRST COUNTY TO SEND IN FULL TO STATE
 TAX FUND DUE DEC. 15Tll

PHOENlN. Dee. S.-A check for s21i,oD1 was received today by State Treasurer H. $. Ross from Yavapai "ola.y IS thtt county's payment O. stt-e taxes fDr he first half of 1920 Yavapai was the frs; of the l4 coun. ;ies tO pay ill full to ihe s:ate treas ury the tax fund due December l5. i. was s;a.ed Cachise county had pail s9500o0 Of the sio0. eo1 due la;er in he m1nth and Marieo9a county had ,ade partial payment in the sum If :5.e00
 Al ;he s;a.e treasurer's office ]. WIS said that approximately s1.i2ao01 in warrants had accumulated for pay. men; from the tax fund. The ;o.ll tax payment for ;hs period amounts 70 $25oo,0a0 according ;o Treasurer Ross
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
BALL WILL
 BE A GRAND AFFAIR

PHOENIX. Dec l1-A h-!a!.!n; s1- c.ai success for ihe frs; .naugurad ba.i 10 b. held since statehood < as sured with ;he announcement O: def. in.te plans by ;he Arizona Inaugural committee. composed of representa- tive citizens O; Phoenix and the s:a;e, which vii be given in honor oi Coz. and Mrs. Thomas F Cam-be.., some time ;he early par; Of January Dt K R BreWnfield Aas been elected as 7r den. of this organization; War ran MeArihur Jr., Wee president, ana J. H. o'Rei'iy, secretary and ;reasu~- .e- These three. Ni,h ;he assistance ot other members O. rae executive committee. vii have active charge o. al arrangements fortAe event. The committee .nc,ndes Dean William scar,e::, II D. McTey. Donald Dun, bar and Dwish' B. Heard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
TWO FOUND GUILTY
 IN FEDERAL COURT

PHaENiX. D.r.3. .iuiio Rodriguez ea! Francisco Chavez, indicted oa charges ol having mash in their po5- session and also for having ia;oxa.- ing ,iqnor. were .ound sui'-y on the !rs; eonn' yesterday befo.e Judge N jam Il S4A.eile n lAa Cai.eA s.a,as di,'rse; eear'. They we.e souaa not gully oo he second aoua- and ,ea--ace on .As fir., eoaa; was le.e7rel ua;a next week
 Radr.euez and cAa.ez were aeensel Q: having .a ;beir possession on Aug us x, 1920. a5cu. So gallons of corn and ra.sia mash and .iye-gal.o7 kerosena caa Vaica hti been canver'- cd inso sill Al the sane time ;A arrts.ins officers f5uad 4 -ma,, llaa ny of intoxicating ..quor concealed on he persons of ,!ie:r prisoners, aas alleged in 'I4 complaint
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
SEVEN YEAR SEARCH ENDED
 WHEN FATHER GREETS GIRL
 WHO ROAMED WITH GYPSlEs

EiSBEE. Dec. 10,-After spending all her i,fe since childhood wl;h roy. ing 5lnd Of gypsies who declare that ihey b5ueh, her from her father. who Charges in urn ;ha; she was kdna9. D. when a l!,.le girl by the gypsies. GO>a. the .it;,e ST. grown 10 woman ho53. WIS reunited yesterday q, Doug. .ls wi;h her father, Eli Miguel. who passed through Bi.5ee yesterday Q calm his missing daughter df;er T Selrch of seven years
 seven years ago. in ;he H:;ie vii 'aga uf CAlr!o:,syi,le. Sou;h Caro. iiaa-there lived Ei Migue!. Peru. Van. employed by the United States government as d horse buyer. and his T. yeas cd daughter, Rosa. Mig. ae, was prosperous and happy in the h1ugh. tha, some day his daughter, NAo a,-elly showed ;a.ent as v.n- lini>', would crCW IL 70 be a e-ea, musician
 Then there cane ,o he village a rowing band O. gypsieS, :rcluliHg oaa Spcra Antonio. handsome. br.,han, wlaiere-. g,i5 Of tongue. wao soon persuaded ;he childish Rosa. accorl. ilg D the father, tha; the wild li'e Of gypsy was a -ose-l.nod pa;h anl she 9a,,oNel him away rom her hap. py home for ,hr.lans life oi a1veH. tur,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
cANANEk SHUTDOWN
 IS SETFOR JAN. ::

MORALES. A=lz, Daa 9-Oficiai luaoaaeement from Cananea. Soncrs. Ma received today by American Goa su, Dyer. ,: Nogales. sonora. t1a- % Caadaea Consolidated Copper com plny wouii de,a., the suspension oi a2a -e'.oHs Ia.i January r.. SuspeE- siaa hal previously been announce l for December l.. The message s,a- d the ext nsion O. time was due to the success Of General P Elias Gales ;l securing re5a.e o! $50, 900 in .axes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
Says He Bought Girl

Thr washing S2era Antonio has a d.iieren; s:ory Co gel He declares ,hs, Rosas father sold her to him for ;he sum of s220o, and tha; she is his l1Wful. welded wife.
 h either event. the father was hear;b-okea. and i; became ;he aim of h.s lie to recover his child. Aboat .aree months ago ha learned ,ha; band of gypsies was headed for the Pacific coast in automobiles He ob. ;ained leave from ne governmest and wah soon he; on ,he trail Al Of ,h-s time the depar;men; of jus ,ice was working on the case anl earned in some way that a band Of gyps!es was on is way from Tomb stone to Douglas. Frsd J. Wright, 'ormer secr,t se-vica man. now pri. v-.e de.ac..ye a; Phoenix. WAS no,i- figi by wire 70 take charge ol the cAse :9r Miguel. &Ao Was a,,o head. d for Doug.as and plssei through Bisb-e yesterday.
 The gypsy banI N, rounded a2 yes. .erday and taken .o the police s,a:lon a: Douglas Here a dramatic scene was enacted men father anl daughter ne; after their long sepa-a- ton The police station was quickly filed w.1h ga.ly-adorned gypsies
 Miguel ani the gypsies have bo.A engaged attorneys wlo will attempt D bring abou, compromise today Failing in this the mater will De taken into court
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL WILL
 RETURN TO PHOENIX FROM
 WASHINGTON NEXT SUNDAY

PHOENIX. Dec g.-Goyeror Thos. F. Campbell will return to Phoenix Sunday from Washington. according 10 word received from the governor today by his private secretary. P. R. Mines. The Governor was at Chicaso toay Governor ana Mrs. Campbell lef: here November 2, 10 attend the conference of governors at Harris burg. Pa. From there .he governor yen: 10 Washington in ;he interes: Of legislation beneficial to Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
coYlE FOUND GUILTY;
 MCDONALD CASE DISMISSED.

In The Superior Cour; ,his after noon jhe jury in the case of the sta'e ys E. l Ccyle. an army officer Of NI1o. re;urnsd a verdict Of guilty of e5rc:be en.ry
 The case had ueen on rial sinie yesterday and was given Co ;he jury abou. II o'clock this morning. About three o'clock this afternoon the jurr advised the cour; they were unable ;o reach a verdict bu; the court no:i. fled ;hem to remain in deliberaiion a li;;le longer in an effort to agree. \ Aa,s hour ,a;er ;hey notified ;ae cou't they had reached verdict.
 C4a,ai Coyle was in ;he cour. room when ;he verde; was sivcn. aul ;lrcugl h, attorney glve no.ice of motion for new trial. He was chars. ci wi;A having foreib'y evic:cd a man named James and h.s wife from ,he'r h1me asar the military encamemen; d, N3eo. and following a trial in the justice cour: and having been found slil.y hA appealed to the Superior cour,.
 Th.s s..ern55n. following he aa. .3n Of ;he county attorney, on agree ment with A.;orney W. G. Gilmore. one ol the attorneys for the defense, in con iuuns ;he case for the term. ou recommendation Q. one of the com p.dnfns witnesses. the case asains, P5r;er Mcdonald oaarEed witA false p-'sJnmen. wls dismissed.
 On agrea mt of the attorneys tse ease wa, frs, continued for ;he ,erm. ant when c. l. G,ragi one of the com. p'a.nns Witnesses in the case was i'i. formed by the e5ur, ;ha, following tle disposition of tAe present calendar
 he jury would be excused and anotn- er c1ult se..s3n would moi be called ua'H after January first. when tae presen, co1n,y attorney would be |, Of office, he r,comm:nlel that his a., case be dismisstd Following his County Attorney French moved that al, he ease, o: this character be dis. missed
 Tn cour, s.a;el he notified the coun.y a,ogney Ina; ,ae case could be -'arred this afternoon and comple;- ed ,omororw and is nc: he would not !e. f s,.i3 a.-ns the calendar, bg' :. htI 10 b. ei.ler tried or continued for :ha 'a-m continuing for he ,erm amaun,.as practically the same a- dismissal was ,ha cause ot ;he recommendation os ,Ae complaining w..:..s
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
ARIZONA PROBABLY WILL GET TWO coNoREssMeN
 UNDER APPoRTIoNMENT

PHOENIN. Dee. Arizona will n D., probability be represented n con .--,. bv .wo ssp-e,-ut1t.ye, instead os one. wh-u ;Ae=aea a233-r oament b4ss5 5a ...e lg2o ceasu. .- made by .}ag-e,.. Ta.s j. ,ae opinion Of Chas R Howe. s;1-a :ax somni--.5ner. wao .4.is a..ea.. 10 the fac. ,aa. tha ..s.. esa-'i-- S.gar-s siye A-.zona q population of 223.z5o Ia discussing 4. pr45aoil...e. How said:
 The present appor..JaH-nc > ono le1rs sentative jo every -il.53a or major f-ae,l taereat Under th+s t-ra-e m-nt Arizona 1olld b. ea : ,z1 D .ao legislative ai>t~.c.s aal .4o congressman. Win every new census ], has always been a problem e.,A congress as 10 aha; anit Of pop 5,..55a -aeuIa !. used and @i'b every n=a aii5sm-nt. aeure ne meDbersn.p he -.5wsr aaa,a h4s aeea iacreas
 -5a.a 4a., O. -l,.azg !. t5= b.
 ss- mem5ersal. of he house. sH.es :, a.r-aIy considered aanieldy s... b. .1c-sl,ei by 5u= =.o d3 member. h 7=o3a5!;i.y .ae daii figure Tor n -sr.c.s vii have .o b. .zsreased .l=sas- care of :ae ,i.ua:ion though .aa history 5f iA- ma.-sf hes been ;.ia, ..lese mt figures are increased very ~Egh-y Wi;A each sasee,-.,e in- crease in population. h e.her words iaer~ has been nltar4. iuc,iua..on on he par; of coag.s s-m T ae. .a vote i. favor os any nro2os.uo, which would decrease the number a. con rrassnea from a a.- pa7'.c,i..as a.e.
 In view of this ]; $ hard likely that the unit f.gu-s wi. be increased 70 more than 22o.oo0 and ;h figu-e has been nlmv@ a- .ozicll yonpro- mise in the pres a; s..uaaoa th.s goes through Arizona would sa'. have eaaa-a p5pa.a .oa ,o instie, ,&u re- Drssentatiyes and two dis.rsctS would have to ne formed ~he.her ;h,- state would be divided by porn ani south lire or by one ruansne ees ani Wa,: or by a z.elas line .rs.a cue cor a-r .5 the other wauid a1ya 2, .e de- cid by those entrusted 3.:A ~ohing the problem of dividing ar ,-a,si mo NO portions n ab:eh -'s .-e-a.a.ioa would he equalizeG
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
THEN LEARNS
 AEls NO LONGER ACCUSED

nRES ,1Tr Ariz. Ds. N,aog-A In '. Clark sn-reale-eI h.nsr'i h >ae-iss Jfce aese yes-srIag ' -ay.ne a. Nas sag.#l .l A3-rieel. Ws>1.. aa aA a,asg.; clarse he was 70 5a Se- q. liberty a-aiU. ;he sheriff sad Authorities a- Aberdeen :e.e- grapn-I. according 70 ;Ae sheriff. ,ha. ;ha clarge aga.u- C,ark had be T dropped.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
CATCH ALLEGED THIEF WITH MOTORCYCLE ON
 HIS WAY TO THE LINE

TUCSON. Zee. IO-Haro.d Nign, charged with stealing a motorcycle, ,he property Of Charles C. Russell of Tucson. was caught a: Nogales where he IS being held pending the arrival Of deputy sheriff ircm the Tucson Of fee og the sheriff. Nho VI. be ser, after him.
 Nigh, it is sad. st.ie the motorcy cle in Tucson and rode i, 70 Nogales, where his arreN followed. Depu,Y Georgr Holloway will be sent to the border ci.y 10 bring ihe man back.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
STATE SENDS MEN TO hElP IN BUILDING OF
 HOSPITAL AT TUCSON

PHOENlX. Ariz., Dec. 9.-State En- eineer Maddock today detailed Ralph fioffmann an engineer and Construc. ton Foreman Webb 10 go to Tucson and cooperate with Division Engineer E.. C. Dietrich in assisting the federal government, in providing adequate housing facilities for invalid war vet. srans
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
HERMAN WILL REMAIN
 AS CASHIER WATER CEPy

DOUGLAS, Dec 9-A F. Mel man. cashier of ,he city water depa;1' men,. vii, remain in that capacity a5l will not accept the position of undsr' sher..f rendered him recently by Sherift-elect Joe Hood. Mr Merrinh,, yesterday confirmed the report thas he had decided 10 remain as casiier e the water department
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
FOR ARIZONA ONLY

PHoENIX, Dec s.-Citizens If other states should not be committed 10 the Arizona state hospital for the insane, was .,he position taken today by pr. Thomas Cumn.ns, superin-tnd- en of he hospital. in tAe case q. Gottheb K!enl. .wo weeks resident.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
EMERY MILLER APPOINTED
 POSTMASTER AT MORALES

WASHINGTON. Dec. g. 9Appoin;- ments Of postmas;ers sent to congress today included Emery b Miller N0. gl,es. Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

Fahey and A. (. Carlyle The young man is in the county jail awaiting the arrival Of an officer from San Diego t0 convey him.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22
FORMER FRANKLIN co. FAR
MER SUCCEEDS IN LUBBOCK

II. L. Mote. Of South of Lubbock.
was in TO see us Monday and ad-
vanced his subscription TO the Avail
anche and the Dallas Semi Weekly
News year and sent the paper for
six months TO + Mote at Mt Vernon.
Texas. Mr. Mote said he had been
here for three years. He tried farm
ing where he came from and never
was able to pay out of debt. in Frank
lin county. so moved TO Lubbock
County. and left some debts behind.
He busted il for two years here. but
last year made enough off his farm
to pay his running expenses here, pay
his debts down there and has enough
on hand TO run him another year.
Not SO bad for the west after all, and
Mr. Mote is well pleased with Lub-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22
I. J. OSBORNE IN
RACE FOR SHERIFF

l. J Osborne this week announces
for the office Of Sheriff and Tax
collector. and asks the voters of Lub-
book and attached counties to give
his candidacy due consideration at
the July Primary Mr.. Osborne has
been a resident of Lubbock County
eleven years Is a native born Tex
an and served one term ms sheriff and
collector in Sherman county, and in
vites investigation of his official rec
ord there, and if elected to the Of
flee sought in the coming election he
will fulfill the duties thereof 10 the
best OF his ability
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Joints that ache. muscles that are
drawn or contracted should Be treat
ed with RAI.l.ARD'S SNOW LINZ
MINT II penetrates % the spot
where Il u needed and relieves sui.
fering Soli BY All prugxists
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Farmers Bring those broken
parts on your implements. gas en-
gines, automobiles, etc, to us, we will
weld them and guarantee them never
to break. Save time and money. ~
Lubbock Welding Co. soft
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22
STOP LOOK LISTEN

Have you registered your automo-
bile? You have until Jan. 30th to
do so After that date a penalty Of
25 per cent viii be added Come in
at once please. we viii be crowded
later on. G. A Holconb. Sheriff
(302l
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Miss Inca Egan, Of Dallas. after
spending some time visiting her ala
ter. Mn W 7 RabuFne. n this city,
retumed 20 her home IN Dallas VII.
day
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

s. n Adams, Of this city. has sold
his land holdings out near Shallowal.
or. and left the latter part u this
week for waeo, wherc he viii ~
side IN the future.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

W R. Smith, who lives in Red Riv-
er county, passed through Lubbock
Monday enroute TO Lorenzo, and
Rails, where he goes to visit with his
sons.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Mrs. J h Simpson. Of Rails. pass
ed through the city Tuesday enroute
home after spending some time visit.
ing in Abilene.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22
MILK COW OWNERS.

Any dairyman viii tell you hulls
are better than hay for your COW. We
have them for less than half hay prize
cs. -Jacks0n Bros. POP
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Roy Morris. of Tahoka. after
spending some time visiting with
Robert and Taylor McCaskill. Of this
city. returning home to Tahoka Mon
day.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Mrs. +. L. Tarver. OF this city, left
for Brownfield Monday. where she
will spend several days visiting her
father
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

J. l.. Gsmbel. Of Slide. came in TO
transact business in Lubbock. He
became a subscriber TO the Avail
anche while in the city.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

a. n Merrill. u this city. IL
amending . month o. more In The
elty ~ Houston Ne onden he Az.
alsnche cent a. him Tor 40 days
that NJ may have somethlng god 70
rad while In naalfan
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

W G. Mathis. real estate man Of
Browufield. attended % business IN
Lubbock Monday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Miss Lille Mae Price. Of Brown
field. after visiting Mu. Fletcher, Of
this city. returned home Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

Miss Owens. Of Southland. attend
ed 10 shopping business IN Lubbock
this week. returning home Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-22

J. Y Lane. Of Quanah. passed
through Lubbock Monday enroute TO
Brownfield. where he goes to attend
TO business.