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Methsrs' Day Flowers Expensive.

Neutrality-suspicious. Of high prices
Of flowers founders OF Mothers day.
Sunday. May 3. have asked all who
observe II to dispense with the Gus
tonary white carnations and display
AAsracan Gags inssssd on May ss4
n
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-07

FOR SALE-Two registered
Shorthorn bulls, one yearling
past. Inquire of Joe Mcdonald,
Fem, Idaho. 1914
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-07

FOR SALE-Six ewes and
four bucks. Will sell cheap if
taken at once. Inquire of P.
Bieren. l5-tf
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FOR SALE-House and 51s
lots in keuterville. Inquire at
this office. 15-4*
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FOR SALE-Early and late
cabbage plants. Call Arlie Gen.
try, Nezperce phone 2720 16-tf
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FOR SALE-Registered Short
horn Bull. Inquire Chas. Buet-
tner. 15-4*
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FOR SALES u d e b a k e r
three-quarter ton truck. Inquire
of j. V. Baker and Son. 1872
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-07

If your Radiator leaks take it
10 South 4 Frick. 1A-6
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-07

Grangeville, Idaho. on the 10Th day
of May. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Lord, Sample H. Wright.
Samuel Ryan, Thomas p. Watson, All
of Boles. Idaho.
HENRY HEITFELD,
1876 Register.
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FOR SALE-Work horses.
Inquire of E. J. Rhoades. Att
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WANTS, FOUND AND FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Good dry fence
post. Hussman Lumber Co. If
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, County of
Idaho, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Roman, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters
of Administration on the estate of
John Roman, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned on the 18th day of
April 1920, by the Probate Court Of
Idaho County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance at my resi-
dence two miles and one half south
east of the town of Keuterville, Idaho,
within ten months after the date of
the first publication of this notice, or
they shall be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day of April 1920.
DOMINIC ROMAN,
Administrator.
NJ. Reese Hattabaugh, Attorney for
Administrator, Grangeville, Idaho.
First publication April Is, 1920. 1874
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-17
London
Reports

London Reports have
reached this city that the Bolshe-
wiki have recently executed DR..
H. Ginsburg, Persitz and other
prominent Jewish merchants in
Moscow under pretext that they
were counter-revo1utionists and
enemies of the working people,.
Persitz was a we'll known Jewish
philanthropist in Moscow be
fore the revolution of 1917.
M. H. Silverman, of Savannah,
Ga, recently celebrated his nine
tieth birthday. Mr.. Silverman,
who is the father of Rabbi Joseph
Silverman of Temple EMANUEL
of New York City, is hale and
hearty. He has been Mason and
an Odd Fellow for over sixty
seven years.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-17

At Salt Lake City last month
the B'nai Birth Lodge gave a
charity fair, at which about $751;
600 was netted for the suffering
Jews of Europe.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-17
HELP SAVE LIVES.

HELP SAVE LIVES.
The appeal for support of the
campaign against tuberculosis
through the use Of Christmas
Seals has met with hearty re-
spouse in Minneapolis. Through
Christmas Seal funds and other
contributions this city has for
two years led all cities of it's class
in forwarding the crusade against
the White Plague, and this De-
cember Minneapolis is giving
other communities keen compe-
tition in its effort to maintain this
lead.
Christmas Seals largely made
possible the establishment of a
rural public, health nursing SER
vice for the territory adjacent to
Minneapolis and the maintenance
of a health habit campaign
among school children, common
ly known as the Modern Health
Crusade" They have also been
the means of financing contin-
uous educational campaign as to
the means of preventing and cur
ing preventable diseases, chiefly
tuberculosis, carried on by the
Hennepin County tuberculosis
association. Increased sanator-
ium facilities, a children's build
ing for the county sanatorium,
constructive health work in fac
tories, an increase in the use
made of dispensaries and sana-
toria, research fellowship in the
University of Minnesota for the
study of tuberculosis, and the
promotion of open air schools
and classrooms are among other
local results of Christmas Seals.
If the tuberculosis 1911 death
rate in Minneapolis had contin-
ued, there woule, have been $50
more deaths from that disease
than actually occurred. The year
ly death toll from the White
Plague in the nation has been re-
duced from 100000 fifteen years
ago to 10000 in 1916, the last
year for which definite figures are
available. This inroad on the
dread disease has been due i'll
part to the war against disease
financed By the little Christmas
Seals.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-17
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD


I. Ribnick; and Printing, Mesdames,
A. Berman, Geo. Cults, and N. N.
Cohen.
The following will donate cakes
for the supper: Mesdames, A. Ber-
man, A. S. Bearman, D. Goldblum,
Chas. Kronick, J. Muehlstein, J.
Leibenberg, F. Roberts, R. Schiff, M.
J. Kaplan, M. Moses, M. Efron, HI.
Confeld, I. R. Weisman, T. Kohn,
Benz. Rauch, HI. N. Meleck, and I.
Weinstein.
Donations of cash will be made by
the following: Mesdames, S. Lieber-
man, J. s. Kaplan, B. Dockman, Lena
Rivkin, S. Rosen, G. Millmen, Chas.
Rosenfield, S. Rosoff, Geo. Gordon,
A. Braunstein, j. c. Greenberg, A.
Gross, Chas. Sipkins, Lena Cohen,
and I. L. Borushak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-01

Dar. zupns drsd v Nitrs da-
roval Cs. Cervenemu Krfzu 10000
kor1n.
stvrtina panslkej p6dy Y ru-
dz&ch pudu. sNecer'' pise, De kon
com +. 1890 bude Wac ako styrti-
ma pansksj p6dy V ruk&ch | 'udu.
Dosial, dostafo asi 25O, 900 tych,
ktorf nemali zenle q potion maj
imensfch zemedelcovN Nasi $4,000 HEX
tarov pody t. j. Wac ako 5000, GOO
t1nerfc.
zastupcovia Ixalvfnov 70 Slo-
'venslka mali 8. a 8. septembra v
Rimavskej Sobote poradu. Pred
met porady Dol: Usporiadanie cir
kevnych zalezitostf ma Slovensku
po oddelenf cd Mad 'arska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-01

Mad 'arsky snem odhlasoval
zakon o deresi. Mad 'arske Mar.
Shromazdenie prijalo 81. augusta
osnovu zakona o telesnIch tre-
stoch. Pri hlasovanf podl'a mien
&c hlasmi proti Al hlasom vyslo-
vilo sa Mar. Shromazdenie "a te-
lesne tresty ma deresi. Proti hla-
sovala len strana mar. demokra-
Gle. Mad'ari tymto prejavii syo-
ju aziatick1 povahu.
= Flzia banlky "Tatry'' so
Sporitel 'nou. Cd davna pretriasa-
ma otazka spojenia banky Tatry
so Sporitel 'nou v Ture. Sv. Mar
tine stala sa 81. aug. skutkom. Po
vypovedanf fdzie so strany Spo-
ritel'ne ma jej mimoriadnom val
nom shromazdenf 26. aug, mi
moriadne shromazdenie banky
Tatry sankcionovalo dohovor ko-
misif oboch dstavov, ktore v tej-
to veci zasedaly.
- Novy tyzdennik. V Uzhoro-
de zacal vychadzat' novy tyzden-
nix pod nazvom ''Uzhorodske
Noviny".
- S1avnostne zahajenie hier
Slovenskeho Narodneho Divadla
v Kosiciach. Dna 90. aug. zaha-
Jill v Kosiciaeh sez6nu Slov. Mar.
divadla slaynostnym predstave-
MIN Razusovej dramy "Hana
Miesto ochorevsieho biskupa 70
cha ocenil vrelym preslovom w
znam Slovenskeho Mar. Divadla
pre- Slovensko a jeho l'ud basnik
Razus. Ku slavnostnemu zahaje-
niu prislo mnoho pozdravnych te-
legramov cd ,ministerskeho pred
sedu Tusara, viacerych ministrov
a cd ustrednej jednoty cesko-slo-
venskeho herectva.
- Novy slovensky penazny u.
stav projektuje sa V Bratislave a
ko americko-slovenska banka S
kapitalom predbezne so milionov
kor1n. Zakladatel 'om je ameri-
cky slovensky bankar Michal Bo-
SAX spolu DIR. Hodzom, .Blahom,
| F. Houdekom a inymi.
| - Nasi dclnozemsh bratia poo
] mad 'arskQu hrlzoyladou. Nsst
! slovenske ostrovy v-Mad 'arsku si
mraveniskom, do ktoreho cd ner
vozity kopu a pichajti vsetci ma
d'arski patriot, ktori s1 rozlade
nj pre- roztrhanie Mad 'arska. Po
nosy nasich slovenskych bratov
Mad 'arska prichodia neprestajne
! Met temer dina, re by slovensk;
verejnost' nedozvedela sa jed
nych-druhych vecf o utrpeniacl
nasich bratov v Mad 'arsku.
Ucitel' M. Mad 'laku pise {
Komlosanoch ucitel'ovi F., kto
ry prisiel ma Slovensko:
"Inkvizfcia trva d'alej! Maj
novsie odvliekli: Pal'a Durs
Lehockych a byvalehto poklad.
n1ka Pal'a Lehockeho Susekara
Butora, Venercana, Hudaka, ia.
ma Lehockeho, Mad 'lacana Mo.
t'ovskeho, Michala Antala, Jana
Lacika, cizmara, gazdu Jana Kar.
kusa, apovku Machana a este
mnohych, asi Is spolu, vsetkych
do Csillagu (statne vazenie v Sc
'gedlne,( Ondrej Beno vraj usiel,
ale nevieme kan. Ako poc1Vame,
vsetkych udal Pavel M. hostinskyy
Maco NJ. zeny tiez yolali, ably
sa osvedcily, v akej reci sa roz-
pravajn dietkami. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-01
Zprayy 70 Slovenslxa


i DrnhS list pfse J. C., b5valy
statny ucitel' v A, ktory prisiel
Ina Slovensko . je ucitel 'om v q.
/ VI:
"Mad'ari sa neprac1 do koze.
riad'ovanie nasich Slovakov do
vojska ide najprisnejsie- Ciel !:
integrita, obsaden6 dzemie oslo
bodit' Vsetkych hovakov-voja-
kov poslali do Budapest ma ~ha-
zaffcky kurs''. Inkvizfcie tryajd,
vse odoslli do vazenia niekol 'kych
Raz pochytai byvalych clenoy
pitvarosskej Slovenskej Mar. Ra-
dy, ale pol cesty ich vratii, DO
sd vraj vazenia preplnen6. Ma O.
kolf podobne. 70 Slovenskeho
Komlosa je isty ganda Antal v
Budapest zatvoreny, $ ktorym sa
jeho zena len "a 1000 kOr6n m6ze
shovarat cez oblok to len 10 mi
nut. To- j1na ma Is. vozoch od-
vliekli Slovakov 2 Koml6sa. II
Ma Cabe inkvizftori, ktori pi.
Bujnov1 vysetrovali, spominajd
Hlinku ako "a mi emberunk"
(nas clovek).''
Mimoriadny diplomatiolky
zastupca tSR. v Budapesti. Nj
nuly mesiac odisiel do Budapest
mimoriadny diplomaticky zastup
ca nasej republiky, kgaeny rad
ca inz. Baraeek, ktory dosial' boil
pri vyslanectve Berne.
mena nazvu Oboe Vsl'ka
Yes. Jedna oravskych stanfc
Kosicko-b -bohumfnskej zeleznide
Vel'ka Yes, bude sa .odteraz po-
dr'a ministerskeho nariadenia vo
lat "Velicna'.
Armadny rozlkaz ministra
N. o. DIR. Markovica. Minister ma
rodnej obrany DIR. Ivan Markovie
|vydal Is, t.. m. armadny rozkaz,
v ktorom ppnkazuje ma prfpady,
re voiaci sa dopustili nasilnostf
nasledkom udalosti politickeho
zivota, elm porusili osobnu svo-
bodu obcanov Minister odsudzu-
je taketo pokracovanie vojska,
ktore ma byt' vzorom poriadku.
Kazdy dobrx vojak a obean zdr-
4 ii sa vsetkeho samostatneho pod
nikania vo veciach verejnych a
obmedzi sa ma cinnost' zakonom
oznacen1.
= Oar Michala Bosaka terve-
nemu Krizu a socialnei peclivo.
sti. Predsedkyni Gs. Cerveneho
Kriza DIR. Alice Masarykovej Dol
odovzdany M. Bosakom 20 Scran.
: ton, Pa. eek ma Kc 126.2O5.- v
| prospech stradaj1cich v Grave,
spisi a sarisi a pre- socialnu pee.
} livost' nasej republike ma &c
$4,000.
- Legionari obet 'ou sluzobnei
horlivosti. Dna 10. augusta rane
0 3. hodine mala financna straz
(byvall legionari) ma ceste medzi
Siacou Susavou (blizko Ban
rievu) srazku mad 'arskymi ban
ditmi, ktori pasovali cukor, Ban
dit t'azko zranili revolvermi
dvoch financnych straznikov, kto
RI boil doprayenf do zupnej ne
mocnice v Rimavskej Sobote. Je-
] den zomrel. 2 ntoenikov Dol je-
den ma mieste zabity, druheho cd
dali shdu. Pripad vyvolal vel Ike
vzrusenie na celom okoll. Bol by
uz svrchovany cas-, zeby minister
stvo rezsirilo statarium j ma pa
sovatel'ov potravin.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10
POLITICAL NOTES

The Copper Camp last week an
nounced the candidacy of George E.
| Truman, who is an aspirant to the
democratic nomination for sheriff of
Pinal county. George is so well
known to the voters Of Pinal county
that anything the Copper Camp might
say would add but little to the infor-
nation already in the possession -
our subscribers and readers. Two
years ago he opposed Sheriff Henry
Hall, and thus made contest which
will not soon be forgotten by the
politicians of Pinal county. Although
George lost, he was a game loser and
something Of his gameness is exhib-
tied in his willingness to make a
second try.
He has many friends in Ray who
will be his loyal supporters, although
if current gossip "goes for anything,
the local favorite will be Thurman
who is opposing Truman in the demo
cratic primary. Then, too, we have
heard rumors that third candidate
will be in the field, and this will add
to the gaiety of the situation.
Two years ago the opponents of
Mr. Truman made the charge that he
had been for too many years an Of
fice-holder, and. that Pinal county had
never been without the paid assist
ance Of some member of the Truman
family in some capacity or other
This charge, however, cannot be
made at this time, for during the
past two years George has been de-
voting his energies to the upbuilding
of the Casa Grande district, and has
been engaged as an honest realtor in
the sale of improved and unimproved
land. The last county office he held
was that of county assessor.
Go to it, George, the Arizona pri-
mary law bars none
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10
MIKE O'DOWD
WINS DECISION
IN IDAHO BOUT

POCATELLO, Idaho, July 5-Mike
O'Dowd of St. Paul, former middle
weight champion, was awarded a ref
eree's decision today when Gordon
Mckay, middleweight champion of the
northwest, refused to answer the hell
at the opening of the thirteenth round
1t was to have been 15-round af-
fair.
At the end of the 18th, O'Dowd had
the edge of seven rounds, Mckay led
in two, and three were even. O'Dowd
forced the fight from the start, excel
ling at close range, while McKay's
only points were scored in long dis
tance fighting.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

against the Oilers, he did not think
ior. While SalaZar was in Superior,
McCabe, the manager of the Superior
team, offered Salazar fifty dollars
more on the month to stay in Super
ior. The said Salazar forthwith re-
fused to return to Ray, which left
Ray without pitcher for the game
out that Salazar was not coming back
to Ray, he asked McCabe about the
proposition OF taking Salazar and Nc
Cabe said he felt it was just as fair
for him to take SalaZar as it was for
Hutton to try to get Leake. Hutton
claims that he never tried to get
Leake. But be that argument as it
may, Ray came out with flying colors
and aside from a little dissatisfaction
on the part of both Ray and Phoenix
fans about the umpiring there were
no unpleasant features. Etter was
jumps in chief and the fans thought
he did not call some OF them just
right and they put Baker in his togs.
There was some dissatisfaction over
Ordunas decisions. En- fact, some of
the fans wanted to take him out also
hut he rather improved in his watch
fulness and they let him go the full
game There are rumors to the ef-
feet that in one of his decisions on
second, he is reported to have been
walking from second toward short and
called man out when he could not
see the play Since time immemorial
they have ragged the umpire and we
should not expect in these days of
political and social unrest to find
man who will please both sides, so
it is hardly worth while ambling any
further on that subject. The writer
always believes that an umpire is
honest enough to call the balls and
strikes as he sees them and is willing
to make allowance for certain mis-
takes. The fans must accustom them
selves to giving and taking and not
try to win a game by Raging the
jumps but boosting for the players.
There was a record breaking crowd
at the game and the stand was filled
to capacity.
The box score follows:
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10
MRS. ALDRICH AGAIN
DONATES TENNIS CUP.

Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich, wife of
President Aldrich of the Ray Con-
solidated, has donated another tennis
trophy for the ladies of Ray and
Hayden. This cup, to be permanent
ly owned, must be won three con-
secutive times. The cup was played
for last fall and the ladies of Hayden
won; it was again played for and the
Ray ladies won this spring. At the
time the games were played it was
the understanding they were to apply
on the cup Mrs. Aldrich was to pre-
sent Thus, if Ray ladies can turn
the trick two consecutive times now
they will be entitled to permanent
possession of the trophy, while for
the Hayden ladies to obtain it, they
must win it three times.
This is the second cup that Mrs.
Aldrich has presented, the first one
being won by the ladies of Hayden
The same rules that governed the
first will cover the present one. The
ladies of the two camps are very
grateful to Mrs. Aldrich and appre-
ciate her offering the trophy which
has been the means of keeping SO
much interest manifest in the tennis
tournaments.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10
Mother Of RAY HERO TO Be SPONSOR !
At LAUNCHING OF DESTROYER PRUITT
MRS BELLE PRUITT WILL. GO TO BATE. MAINE.
TO CHRTSTEN WAR VESSEL NAMED IN
HONOR OF RAY BOY FOR WHOM LEGION
POST rs NAMED

Mrs. Belle Pruitt, of Ray, mothe
of John Pruitt, one of Pershing's On,
Hundred Heroes, leaves this weel
for Bath, Maine, where she will spon
sor the launching of the U. S. Tor
pedo Boat Destroyer Pruitt, on Mon
day, August 2.
Mrs. Pruitt is in receipt of the fol
lowing letter, following the arriva
Of which, she has made preparation
to attend the great event.
BATH IRON WORKS, LIMITED
ShipbuiIders and Engineers.
Bath, Maine, July /, 1920.
Mrs. Belle Pruitt,
Phoenix, Arizona.
Dear Madam:
We beg to advise that the U.
S. Torpedo Boat Destroyer Pruitt
now under construction in these
works will be launched on Mon
day, August 2, at 1926 p. m. day
light saving time, 2:25 p. m. 75th
Meridian, Eastern Standard Time.
Inasmuch as you have been desig-
mated by the Secretary of the
Navy as sponsor for this vessel,
we are anticipating the pleasure
Of your company upon that occa-
sion.
Subject to change, the present
arrangement of train schedules
between New York and Bath is
as follows: A train called the
State of Maine Express leaves
Grand Central Terminal every
day at 1880 p. m. This train
carries a sleeper from New York
to Bath, arriving in Bath at 8:25
a. m. On the assumption that
this would be the most convent
ent train for you to take, it will
be necessary for safety's sake to
make reservations for this sleeper
at an early date.
You could leave Bath at 7:05
the same day of the launching
and reach New York the next
morning, Tuesday, at 8:15. If you
decide to come this way, we will .
of course meet you at the train
in Bath, and see that a room is
reserved at the hotel for your
use. There are, of course, several
other day trains running from
New York to Boston and Bath,
but none of them would enable
you to leave New York in the
morning and arrive in Bath in
season for the launching It is
for this reason that we have as
sumed you will take the State of
Maine Express from New York.
Will you, then, Immediately
upon receipt of this letter, ad-
wise us the day and train of your
arrival, also the names of those
who may accompany you? We
will see that hotel accommoda-
tions are reserved for your party
in Bath, and if you so desire and
will give us ample notice, will
undertake to make reservations
for your account on the train
leaving Bath Monday evening for
New York.
Please give us explicit instruc-
tions in regard to all these mat
ters, and we wish to express the
hope that you will advise us
promptly.
Very sincerely yours,
BATH IRON WORKS, LTD.
William T. Cobb,
President
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10
36 13 IA 27 12
Phoenix
81 6 10 "a Is

Summary - Earned runs, Ray 7;
Phoenix, s. Three-base hits, /, Sea-
man. First base on balls: Off Nickle,
2; Tonneman, 1; Cross, 3. Left on
bases: Ray, A. Phoenix, Z. First on
errors: Ray, 4; Phoenix, 2. Two
base hits: Warren, Wychob, Davis,
Beaumiller. Struck out: By Tonne
man, 4; Cross, 8. Double plays, Beau
miller to Nickle. Hit by pitcher, Beau
miller by Cross.
Time: Two hours, Is minutes.
Umpires, Etter, chief; replaced by
Baker as chief; Orduna on bases.
Scorer: c. Bergstrom.
Ray ..----. 005 22x-13
Phoenix Oilers 100 100 002- 6
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10
NOTES ON THE FIGHT

A pair of boxing gloves hang on
the door casing at the Del Monte
cigar stand which did more toward
making the celebration of July 5th in.
Ray perfect success, than anything
we can think of. Those gloves were
presented to Spike Hennessy last
Tuesday morning by Cliff Jordan and
are now labelled "They brought
home freedom for Ireland"
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10
PAGE The PATHFINDER

The Parlor Bolshevist was excited.
where are we going?" he cried
II do not know But I do know that
along the untrodden paths Of the fu-
ture we can see the hidden footprints
of an unseen handH'-Life.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

When the American Legion stages
a fight in future, the people will come
again. Ray had the best fight that
was staged in Arizona last Monday
night, and while the game is conf
Quoted as it is at present we can
boast of the best fight town in the
state.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

The preliminaries were rather shorq
and sweet; in fact, people have forI
gotten that any preliminaries were
fought. They came to see the main
event, and preliminaries only take up|
lot of time and usually bore everyI
one to death.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

Rufus had nothing to say after the
fight. He has scored two victories in
Ray and has many admirers who
were sorry to see him lose the de-
cision on the 5th, but they all admit
it was not in him to wallop Jordan.
Rufus rather wants another go at Jor1
dan, but it is not known whether it
can be arranged.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

Now that Rufus has been licked
most of the boys can figure that their
pay has been increased by SIS pei
month. 1t has been costing them that
much before they were able to see il
done.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

Whenever Cliff Jordan comes back
here to fight again he will be vel
coined with open arms. Cliff and his
manager, Jim McQuillan, are men in
every sense the name implies.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

Now that Rufus has gone home to
Columbus, New Mexico, with the
small end of the purse, Bill Mullen
won't have to advertise for a new
porter at the Ray Con hotel.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

The reformatory school system orig
mated in France.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

Cliff is, Irish to the core. He has
fighting heart, an Irishman's temper
and a perfect gentleman inside and
outside the ring He is a credit to
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

Nose says he is through After
this he refuses to bet on anything
that can talk
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10
CLIFF JORDAN lives Up TO HOPES
Of RAY FANS and Wins over RUFUS
ON JULY Fifth IN WONDERFUL BOUT
COAST, MIDDLEWEIGHT ACCLAIMED vICTOE
OVER NEGRO AT CLOSE OF TEN -ROUNT
CONTEST THAT WON HIGHEST PRAISE
FROM ASSEMBLED FANS.

a friend in every man he met,
Rufus died game and went down I'd
glorious defeat, fighting every min
ute The old boy has given us some
good fights here and he has been d
drawing card and an audience pleaser|
When Rufus is advertised to fight
anywhere in this vicinity, you can
count on it that the old gang will BID
there.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-10

1t developed in the contest that
Jordan is really a better ten-round
goer than he is in four, and it is pos
sible that he may locate in Arizona,
as the law in this state permits of
ten rounds whereas California only
permits of four.