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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
CYCLONE SWEEPS
 i,2 MILE PASSAGE

PHoEN1X. O., 2r-Fou- persons ~e-e ajured, ole ,eriou,ly. when a .o-aaio swep, he L:;ch,!e,d-Marin- e::e district, 1s miles wes, of here. ,ace ,1day The injured were brought {, a acsy.;al here ,on:eh; They were M-- Sldle Haynues. severely injur. e3 abou: the head by flying ;.mbers, and ae- three children. R r. Haynes Russell Haynes and Mu-.s. Haynes, aI with body injuries The tornado approaching rom he south, swept , pan about half mle wide. observ. CTS ,a.J. Houses were unroofed :a Li:ca.e,i. most O. them small s;ruc. .a-es Minor damage was also re por.si abou, Marine;te The Haynes home. partly wrecked oy he storm, va. four miles north of L.;ohfield. There were ID other reports O; pe-- s,a, .a;urel
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BLIND FIDDLER PLAYS REQUIEM MASS AS DOOR
 OF COX CLUB CLOSES

BlSBEE. Nov. 4-The passing D. Democratic headquarters on Man stree; Was marked yesterday morning by ,h- presence in the doorway Q. a black rooster. dead. and drsped wi;h crepe shortly afier ,he rooster had been removed by outraged opponents of democracy. a blind fiddler came along. s;oprri as fl by ins;inc; ron; of ;Ae place. and played th- -e. quiem mass NJ I Mckellicun aal W C Brooks. who were closing u1 ;ie place, declare that the fiddler .s 70: a- bind as he appears II was noticed yesterday tha, the Democratic mascot, known as Cox's bob.taiied lizard had disappeared All during ;ae campaign the lizard. which Wa. noticeable for is ampu,ated tail had .uanei i.se.f n ;he windows c Dem aeras.c headquarters while !, listen. -d wisely 10 ;he political dope handed ou, within Brooks declares tha; he lizard d.ed 0. shame
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LOCAL FIRE TRUCK,
 ANSWERING ALARM.
 CRASHES INTO AUTO

BISBEE. Nov. i.--D.saster was aar. ~1w.y aver.ed as, nigh waen .:se .ruek No. . rsspondiuc to ia.s a,arm a, B'N g. Tembey avenue and Oo=ra Drive. flew dowa ;idin s;ses. aad met stree; car coming aeouna ;ae curve rom Railroad ayenue, and AJs forced 70 head s;ra:-at ;pr t,.e ?. D sore. where !, crashed mo an a4- ,omo0i.e s;aaI.rg a; the curb. The ,.reej ear motorman. it i, said. ath fa.ied ,o hsod the warning signals ot he fire Nhis,,e and tried 70 maE- ,he turn rom Railroad avenue into Man s.ree' before lhe arrival O. the fire truck The driver of ,ae truck had 70 alternative and was forced D leai .;ra.sh; ;n;5 'ae cu,5. The tenders and rear gasoline tanN ot Q Buick automobile standing al the curb Were damaged and fender and -a. 5a 'ae .rGcs ae.e 5-nt. N5boay Ws. hr-'
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STAIN OF BLOOD FOUND BY CHEMISTS ON
 LOSEYS ovERAllS $

MORALES. Ariz., Nov. 3.-Coun;y Attorney Leslie C. Hardy recerved no. ;ice today from Los Angeles experts that chemical analysis of the hand prints on the overalls ,aKen from the motor car in which Mir and Mrs. Chas. I.oSey fled the scene of the death O. X. !. w Born were unques ;i0nably human blood
 The county attorney sent the over. ais I0 Los Angeles about week ago for analysts The garment was take l rom the ear in which Mir and Mrs. l.oSey We're captured by Deputy Sher. If Etr.r gtel,ow on the Montana road the day after Born's body was found in the concrete deathp!t al ,he city farm
 Other signi:ican; evidence i, said to he in the possession of the county al. toruey's ofice which will he adduce al he proper time.
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MEXICO PAYS WIDOW Or EStTiSHE2 KILLED BY
 RANCHO VILLA. Sto.oo0

A.rh=o, 'o- slp.eoo has been teg- .,G As ;4r Nesscsr government to
 widow Of Vivian Ror;,n 9 Bri. -.1 -uojec; ki"el by Ps1cho Villa in i9lt. ace,.d.s- 70 iru-ma;ton con
 -,i .a .e' gam received a; the Neacan c1u.u' nc' in Douglas.
 Tl., ac. -a,;s- 'oar .he Mex ra- sot-ranea; has taken steps tc a.a.e @ep4-s .i5z .or dam3ges sus- .el =5s .a-.t-s4.~ during reyoln-
 aa-y taa- Mexico. Mexican .8.sa. Pe,qas -ea said Practically s5 .ndeaai,'e, III b.. lald with tn
 ,lp,, c.s-r- properly rer,ifie n p-e.ea,ed
 The telegram. which was from tn. buaaau c .9-e,ra relations and infot- nation a N-x.ey ri,y. .arsd that in demni.y asI been pad Mrs Ben;on 'a.ppgh ;as E-s.,h i.sa,5oa od for -l a,.a.-s.
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DETERMINE CAUSE FOR
 THE OERAilMENT OF
 S. P. PASSENGER TRAIN

TUCSON. Nov l.-The findings ot b'ard o: inquiry which investigated ;le cause oi the derailment of South e'n Paci1ic passenger train No in the Tucson yards on October g, were male public on Wednesday by Win wi son. division superintendent
 !; was ;he opinion of inc board that the deraiment Was caused by tie improper seating O - switch lever wh'ca allowed the rear trucks of the smoking ear and ihe forward trucks O chsir ear on tue tram climb ths rails.
 No one wss injured n the deraiI- ment. the property dam ge and cost of aelsr.n. oI whi,.n was placed ar $l45.
 The members ~ot the board were | . E. Brown, assistant superintendent N F. Turner. div.s.gn superintendent a. 3 scaoeaby. master mechanic. F. E adams aad Upham
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CHINkMAN TAKEN TO CkNANEA AS MEXICAN
 WHOM HE SHOT DIES

DOUGLAS, Oci. Fo..raine ;he jea'h of Rafael -a-. Mexican ca a'. 2eater. sho; by Juaa Moo. Ch.nl man. in Agua Priv,a a1 Friday n.sA: Q; las, week. The eA.aa!aaa Has ,akeT cCananea to be tried ..- he ,iay.a. according to ia.o-ns,.aa 3b;a.aeh from various sourc-- ' 3-Ia ?r!e'a yesterday. one sensation reDor; as ,o he disposition Q. Js4- Woo! lacks confirmation
 I. ~as said in A-as p--;a ,hot Aeu.lar died suad4y a ,1e ..me o: ;a~ shooting j, Wa. -.5 a~ probably ~a- .a,al!y woundei. aat ...er j. Wa: ,l.d Ae had d chaa ;e eeove-.
 According 10 a version a: De ;-A. .eay announced a, D. -.a- ;, Wa, -a:d ,hA, .ae Gilman ,47, he Mexican after tn" TWO nad met n ron, ot ,hra,e- or >-c--a stree. sa. ASui'ar hal h-e~= .cs a' 'asa. striking -le a-s3
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vANDAts DESTROY
 AMERICANS FLAG

TUCSON, Nov. 3-VandA'e whose motives are a matter of conjecture. desecrated a large American flag which conveyed the Hon. Homer S. Cummings and Senator Marcus A. Smith to and from the Opera House wheer they made addresses Q the Democratic rally Monday everins.
 The automobile had been lef; park ed in front Of the Opera House whi.e the meeting was in progress Over the hood of ,he machine had baaa irapeu large American flag. serureiy fast ened by ropes 10 the frort and back of the car
 During the progress of ,n" moecrs, while the car was unoccuDiel m known persons forcibiy removed ,hc flag. tearing !, rom rs fas;cni,ss with such force that large remnants were left attached ;o the ropes which held il,
 No clew could be ob;ainel 10 ;h,. guilty parties last night;
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WARY RsT TRAP IS
ON THE Wa7 PATE

N.ANL Ns.z.. Nov ] Mary R4, T~Il C :. .t- apache ,qIsv -e41-,.. Tor carving p2 ouck Ini@a -@- Indian ,e;;- Msa, near G,obe agoa. -v5 weeks a-e. pis-el .asoa-a H.-. m: .olay Sae i- ;hou-hi tl a1Se c.u ;o ;ae h ian camp oa the Supe-.l- highway. md ar of.icer i- CD her ,-a.,- Mary Of he eupAonious aame era~.- -l mo ,le tap"e os her husband al; mgh:. wi'1 ;he ayowed purpose 1, cu;,.as h:s bar out claiming IS ( motive for ,ae led. :ha. he had ne-. n.,;ed another 1usSy maid 70 >lr=s eede Aa- ? s- 4esec;ions !, aspa~. ei In: aa5.ae- Indian was oc"i1y- .rs As- hl,b&ud'> bed 1ni .sp-e 97 -:a. n.-a., aal hubby Ma ao- :. home Mary Ea; Tap m.-tas--. ' carved up ,h- wrong Indian. do.a- -aa job .a a tAorou=h and comp.e-e .aaa- ner She has ..nce been Q alg .rs ,.oa' jns;ce.
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SHANNON MINE AT S-sESoN
 MAKING ORE ST pNENTS

DOUGLAS. Nov. M 4ai Mrs. ]. w a--ry Q: G.ee.o1. ms county, a-, ne ely .oday, ,5a.ng ,A!s norm. Nr. Benny ,. aotas to- aa-a, to- California NAe9, she zoe. .o- y.s., Ni-a trends.
 N- Benny ls ne genera. manager 6f .ae shannon mining company aai recently stared work oa ne proper ties Of :aa; company .n ;Ae Gieesoa a.s:ri-.. Five o- s.x ca-s nave been shipyed from deye.,pmeas work done M-. Benny $ ID, sure ina; he wiN eonunas shipmen; Q. ore a; p.esen; prices ;aoagh ne expects to con;inu. deye.opmen: work oa pans which have been marked ou;.
 MT. Benny in commenting on the election expressed ,he belief that one resui, of the election would De 10 heartea the industries Of the country and 10 cause desire of capital 10 seek the opportunity for investments more than has been in evidenre dur ing the pas; year.
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BAR ASSOCIATION TO MEET
 IN PHOENIX NOVEMBER 10

PHOENIX. Nov. l.-The 1920 cod ven;ion of the Arizona Bar associa- ton will he held in this city Novenl- Der To. i, was announced yesterday by ]. F. Ne,son. secretary of the or. ganization. Two hundred attorneys from all parts Of ;he state are eXpec,. ed to attend the one.dsy annual nee:. ing.
 The meetings program this year will include a bushes session ID Judge S;anford's court room al thr-s o'clock in ;he afternoon and the ele,- ;ion of officers In the evening din- her will be given The delegates by tlr Maricopa county bar. at the Country club. and vii be followed by an n. ;eresiing program including the rea4- ing of several papers
 Among the business scheduled D come bofer the association. il is un- dertsood. is an amendment to its con. ,;i;u;!on which will permi; the holI- ins of is meeting in other cities than Phoenix. George Chris;y is the pre- ea, prss'den, of 1he organization.
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--rEs HESlCaNS lAsoSESS .-.EO WASN SIG AUTO
 TRUCK IS RETURNED

F7s> orr, N, i.-.c2ac:o Tena ara r-s- V..,a-3~s> ~.-e killed ana ts-.- rr-- men Were .@.u7ed today wa,r -Ics be,oas.as 90 he s;a.e hsto.s s2ar.msn;. carrying work n.c e- t-- P-vsco;.-Js-ome highway, ot.-. l eh:e pass.a- motor ca~ uear -7s ,sumi, ot M.-r1s nountai.. T =.. rom Aeo-. a, 7ooa.
 H4sa H4raahan. driver o. ,he biz tr.es. J-s~ 70 one ,:de c: the roai op. s,., <sl % pas, :ae motor ear. a-- report -c.:yc3 a; 'n- D. nd ,1s :-'-- she crush. ,-l .e- ne 5--D. caa.-- -se 'ruek .s .-1 .se-.
 -a s- V.!s~o-s, a-e cru-he, r-s-s..a s-acamon.s R-y Langwe; o1, r-aac..cs Be-sdo-o ne injured. a- ...arsl o-oler 'ss. according ,o -t75-; -ee!ved bye rom ihe ho.c''s. 2. Jerome. ahe-. Foreman VT olive. 8 7as-ea.e~ o- he truck ha5 t-e lead -7t iniu-el Taken
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PRETTY GIRL CASHIER
 KILLS SELF WHILE AT
 WOSk IN RESTAURANT

PRESCOTT. Nov. g Anne Beck. aged abou, l6. committed suicide ;o- day ~hae sitting a, her cashiers dess in Chinese -eS.au-an:. according 70 testimony .n--oduced a the coro- aers inque> Witnesses sad fha s.r lld 'hr I,,'rt ,a'c.te p-eyi5u, iy saying >ae W4- te>p9adeH. and wanted 70 res. Tn proprietor O: 'ha -cSiauran, ;o'd he iuN he had syea the cashier -1nr instructions concern- ing service .; he ssk and ;ha; fsa' minutes la-e- s1e dr-w a revolver an ] shot herself 'a fae hear. dy.us almos instantly The girls mother was said 70 live al NJ ysr. rear here
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MRS. AMAUo IS KILLED
 UNDER FALLING AUTO

TUCSON. Nov. l-Caught beenath the automobile in which she had been riding, Mrs. Carmen Celaya Amado. wife Of Dem@rio Amado. wealthy cattieman of Tucson. was instantly Killed Saturday evening. when the machine overturned with her and her bus band on the NoSales road in front of he Canoa ranch. few miles south of Continental
 The acciden; occurred a, about 7:30 o'clock as Mr and Mrs Amado were pruceedius from Tucson to their ranch at Amado station. In front ot ,he Canoa ranch is dangerous turn. with an embankmen; abou, six feel nigh on the eas, side uf ;he road While attempting Co negotiate ths urn the steering gear ol ;he automo' bile refused 90 work properly and the machine >werved sharply 10 the Jeff. going over the embankment and over. turning twice
 Mrs Amaio was caught beneath the running board of the automobile ana instantly killed. her neck having been broken Mr Amado. although thrown rom the machine. escaped wi;h minor 'u, and bruises
 Aid Was summoned rem ;he Canoa ranch and ,he body of Mrs tmad1 was brough; ;o Tucson in a passin- 9u.O1luo ,-
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WEATHER REPORT FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER.

The follow Ing is the rfpo:; of R. B. Valance. loeal r s weather ohsery- CT. for ,he mon.h Of October:
 Mean maximum tem1er@ture 56 de grees mean minimum temperature A degrees: mean G. maximum % oa the 3rd Minimum Gl on the els'. Creates; da,y range 70 on the 18th and 22na Total precipitation t@ Greatest in A hours 69 on the 24th. Snowfall , inches on the 2iih. Clear days 20. part cloudy 8. cloudy 2.
 The weather conditions for Tomb stone and vicinity this year are abou; the same as prevailed during Octo- Der. 1919. except in the amount c' snowfall. there having been fall O. inches on Oct 2s;h. a year ago
 R. E. VALANCE. Observer.
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POISON CASE IS UP
 IN J. p.'s COURT

NtN iNitN. A-:1, Nov i-La>; Tae-.,y 5. .-:as was gwen in .aa c,us= O: ;h- S.ats Of Ar'zona versus JoAa Ta.um. Curtis Tatum and Wi liam Bart.s;i, snom a complain; si. Ieges 10 have caused strychn!ne io 5> mixed n.ih food and 10 have caasel E.. alal'ni, @t:.o1 70 one NJ . Ian, zon.
 Dl~ins he examination nearly al ne people living in the Search. 'i-a, Ferry section, gave testimony be. s,-e he cog-- and me hearing has aJw been continued 10 later da;c pead!ng the procuring of further e... lsace which j, seems will be gotten by he s:ui.ou, eadeavor and com. oine3 o:sor.s ol sheriff Nhoney, his 1.pu,ie. and County Attorney Stew a-, The case has many ang.es and ]. is ve-y possible Ina, i; Nil prove Interesting oetore is completion
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MORE THAN ii MILLION ACRES. NEARLY AL IN ARIZONA. UNOER
 CATTLE RAISING HOMESTEAD

WASHINGTON. Noy More than il,opoooo acre, of land. nearly a.. .A Arizona. Ne-e reported today by Sec, -e;ary Payne -o have been classified during Sepie,mbe- under he law which provides :of stock raising homestead, O: 64o ae-es o- less Re atiyely lite of ;ae and $ publ, land free rom clam. Secretary Payne .aid.
 More than -.'r.07h acres. including l7O2. .oo0 acre, in Arizona were c!as-. flied by the interior depar;men, du-- ing September under laws providins for entry O: noa+rr'sab'e ,ands !n areas Of S2o acres o- iess for dry farming purposes
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PROMINENT PHOENIX CLUB WOMAN ESCAPES
 OEATH: HIT BY AUT

pHOENIN. Nov. Mrs. F. F Pa ,on of Phosn.N, prom!nen; in wo- mans cub work, hud narrow escape from death or serious injury when she was struck by a motor ear al Pc oria yesterday. i, S'came known here today
 She had been attending meeting os ahe dis:ric' federation of women '. cubs a, Peoria and Was crossing d stree; af;erwari, when The car struck her She cluns 70 .he front of the car untn ]; wa> stopped and thus es- capped beng run over
 Mrs Patton Nas bruised bu, o,het. N ., uninjured.
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KENNEDY IS SHOT eY MEX.
 WITHOUT CAUSE. HE CLAIMS

TUCSON. Nov. 3.-A strange story is tod by David Kenney, who was shot th.s morning, ne claims. without cause. by Mexican whom he had never seen before. ken1ey is now in S; Mary's hospital.
 Early today. Kenney says. he came into Tucson via the side door pullman He was under a bridge or Stone or Six;h avenue when Mexican ap- preached him asking him for smoking tobacco. On being informed that he had none the Mexican, Kenney says drew a gun and fired. shooting him through ihe calf Of his left leg.
 kenney was picked up and take1 by persons in an automobile to Sr. Mary's hospital soon aH;er dayhgh; The persons driving .he automobile have not been located and Kenney cannot tell the police just where he was picked up, being unacquain,Hi with the town.
 The story which '> .o'd ny the vie m is disconnected ard police are en deavoring 10 get the de.a!,s Chief Hopley 'alked 10 the patient at g. Mary's this morning bu- waS unab - to se. definhe information
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CONSTRUCTION WORKER SERIOUSLY iNJupED AT
 HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

3lSBEE. Nov 5-Car,Os Borgetta, 4 pMM5"r -5p-s.j l. construction s -'a on -ae l.e, school Wa, seriously injured yesterday -Feu.ng wien h. e.ll from .as o-.d.rs Ills brother. j 9or-e--a. 3--.a -e-ura rg a'e last } n: from ,.e 4s-..al To her room o- Naco Road .esr ;he oo ce s;atioH.
 ual .ha. lad o..n sn--rei an n IT every a,-e'->-ou .oieE. r wds reported al -a. cospitai ,as, night ,ha; three of Bo-get-as rbs are brok- en and other U.,no- injuries
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GRAND CANYON TO
 BE BRIOGEO SOON

PHOENlN. Nov Bids have been asked on he proposed construction J. a sus3ens.o1 b-.dSe across the Grand Canyon e: ;ie Colorado. according to 3f commerce The bridge. which vii, be the first 10 span the canyon and which Nil De one oft he big engineer ins seais ot ,ne century. is 10 cross me canyon near B-igh; Angel trail. q; c1= O. rA- narrower par;s oi the r.ea: s5r9 B.d.. me repor. says. may be ,eac j1 ? L. Reaburn. p4rS -u1er.n:enIsr:, G-sHd Canyon. Ar z}aa.
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C. .. 2. NAJoHirIeS IN TNt HOUSE AND
 SENATE INCREASED


 NEW YORK, Nov. S-The crest Of the republican election wave, both presidential and congressional, con. tiputd rising tonight as belated re. turns iil;ereie iH.
 tmone new Democratic casualties were dosea,s Of Champ Clark, of Ms. .au-. 'orner speaker, and present Den nrc7a:ic leader in the house; ele,- tiou ot republican congressman frou Texas. reelection of a Repub'I. can senator rom Missouri. and sud. den jump ct Senator Harding into .he lead .z oklahoma Another border state, Tennessee hung by narrow ma7e.n n. au, vi,h the Democrats lead, log
 4 Republican senate majority O ab,Dt h, as compared with hu; two at resent, and a house majority O; gtc-t loo as again,; 4o odd were for, asts ot ;he overWhylmins ma, ior es
 W.1 abcu, e.gh, states still in the d.a a'tal list ia presidential and sena' to- eo7;,s,s, ;he ausa majorities a@sr.i Senator Hariin- O; n, lea~. S4t ec,o-al votes. Win Governor Co- ran Q. l:7. and al from ,he "sc"5 south, snc.ud.as Kentucky II, roioaHs today added Idaho Nss sad south naho;a 10 the e.-r. ..a 'e, face Of large 'naior!;ie' and = ,Av remaining states the Re put,.ca-s Ns:e reported ,eajlns iG Ck kaaona. Arizona, Missouri! Mon tauf Nevada and Nor.h Dakota
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ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
 SUED BY ;. L HOEU3

PHoENlN Nav. ,-s- -., -ma;h D: ;ae suit ot J | M,<ls, ,on u: S;a,e Land Commi,-.o1 ~ <. Moeu- AgA.ast Goyesnor Thomas L Camp s-e.. recently lied ia ;ae superior e,lr; here. cane today -ea Moeur caused suit to be :.=1 as4.rs; he A 4oua Repub,!caa. 2l,s,asi aere. a..ez.ns libel and @-ai-- S3 DO" dam aEe. The SUI; -e.s~- -1 -eo news reports published by Tae S.7a1lcaa 5. 9nen;- by G1,e--o- %ampbe.l Na.., in northern a-.zoaa. oorcerr- .ag alleged paymea-, .e .-eo.e :ay- orao'e action by me s:a:e 'aad d. pa-.men; and app,.t4,2-s .o- eases.
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IS HElO ON CHARGE
 OF STEALING AUTO

PiDE,NlN, Nov. 1-F J. Watson. ye>;erdsy pleaded nos guilty 5efore Justice Mckee on d charge of grand .d~ceny and was committed 10 the clun.y jail when he failed % iurnisA d bond Q: s6oo lie will aa,e d pre- Hm.nary hearing al 10 o'clock next Friday morning Watson i> charged wi.h taking an automobile be,onsine ,o Wiuiam Peper las, Monday nigh; He was arrested in Mesa by Consiabl 9. l.. Piokens abou; TWO hours after he car was missed
 Watson had just parked 'le car. Constable Pickins said, near the clt- niyai grounds when he arrested him. Twp ,u.. eases belonging .o Watson ve~- found in he ear. which lad ;h2 i-,n-e numbers o: Ford quo oe- .5ar:u- 2, Mi, Jos pa.ae Crowley a1 2. &h,a ;. arrived in Mesa Watson claims he was driven 70 Mesa ? ;h" ear by another :ellcw whom ae w4s unable 70 .oca:e Tuesday mornn n:. Wa,s5n ,sid he officers ae had ar -yei from San Francisco Monday morning Miss Crowley reported the .hee, ot The license ngmhers ron her c-- .eE minutes bo:ore NJ P-p.r -.7,~e- ;h, oss of his ca-.
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AARBEN NAMED HEAD
 OT NATIONAL GUARD

PHOENlN, oc.- &'-Na57- George N Harben. judge advocate os he genera, depar;mea' e t1e Na;!ona, Guard Of Arizona ha. o-e7 -22o!niei oy Governor Csmp5-a a, commander D ch!e.. as a member 1c ne general ..aft 70 take the place os L:eu; Col. George F. Haedicke. whose .s--n e. office expired Angus: I,
 \ meeting of he genera. s;a.f has been called for Monday. November $, Z whicn tine matters e considerable importance to the euar5 ~.a come ur t1- consideration.
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RAILROAD CENSORS GAMES OF CARDS ON
 PASSENGER cCkCHEi

TUCSON, Nov. i.-Rey1r;s that rleeping car passengers ol he south ern Pacific are in the habi; of indulg- 1g n games of chance have caused William Wilson. superintendent of th. Tucson division. 10 issue bulletin = all passenger conduc;Oss instructing them to co-opesate with the Pullman conductors n expressing gambling games oD all passenger trains.
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2co DELEGATES ARE
 EXPECTED TO ATTEND
 SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET

PHOENlX, .A-iz.. Nov. 1.-Two hun, irsi ie.ega.es from every part of Ari- sona. are expe c-ei ,o be here next Fri day morning when the state Sunday school convn:ion is opened al the Cen tral Methodist church with an address cf welcome by F F. Dnulap. preside at O fthe organization. The convention will extend through Fr;cay, saturday and sunday Governor Campbel, will address .he convention Saturday eve. ming
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REPUBLICANS HAVE SHOT
 BOLT. SAYS T. 4. HUGHES

BlSBEE, Oct. 29-T \ Hughes. a prominent business man of Bisbee says: T an cer:a.n the entire n4. !oall s-aje and county ticket w!ll be elected pa ;he =morra:.c side.
 ''Simms. R1s-, Mark smith and a. nominees will carry Cochise county oy average najor.;;e. ot 201o The republicans have shot their bolt anl are gradually weakening and pleading for democrats D yo:e For them and soliciting their own clan 70 stand pa.
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SEEK PAROLE FOR
 ARIZONA MURDERER

PHOENIX Nov. Complication for ,he reprieye Of Pedro Donllnguez. sen. tenced Co be hanged after conviction on a charge of murder, will be cOnsid. cred al a meeting of the state board Of pardons and paroles today, i; was an. nounced last night Dominguez was convicted. Of having killed fellow miner last summer at Clifton where both weer employed and was sentenc. ed following trial in the superior cou-; Of Greenlee county
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EXCURSION Ei-ES
70 ARIZONA FhtS

NualerOns T .- os-One peope piaa ;o attend ,ne s-a.t ..iT. which will be -.a 8; Pho,a.A Monday The fair wit .a,: for SIX a2ys rom November % November l4. inclusive Th.s on.a MI 5e .he six..eT.s annua. s;a;e fair.
 Excursion rac-s oi fare and a ha 7 .,- he round ,-p ;o Phoenix will pre- yet!, according 70 .nforma:ton gfvea GU. by railroad offciais A; th:s -a.,- ;.cE-.s w.. 5z CT sale daily from
 s.h Q ;ne ls;h They will be goo : --- return .- -:e a. the l5:h
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
OsBsuO MAKES SETTLEMENT
 OF kliMcNY CLAIM

TUrSoN. Nov 3.-AHno2y .a ,a@ case ys N1uie De3aud. Nho ~a- e-aa.el a divorce from her husband. Charles De8aud Monday by Jalee Pa.;eA n ;h- superior court, va se.t.ei ou, o- court between -Ae D. ,orney- f1- .h= plaintiff and d4-ea g. an.
 | .ump sum was settled by DsB4Ir. vao !s 3 -alca:aaa, a15A h.s vie s' ec-ting 70 h.m. 9 y:ew o: wa!oa -.e withdrew her p.ss D: s20o aoa.a alimoay asked 9 aer oris.na. con. plaiDt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
FORMER MEXICAN AMBASSADOR 70 U. $. VISITING IN eIssEe

3ISBEE. EJy. 4-Tfnaeio BoniIla.
 .,rn-~ a.n5a,. si0- t-oG NeMco an1 one ,.me candidate for the presidency ; Of Mex.co. aired .n Bisbee yester day. Bo1i.,as dec;nsd 10 h. inter viewed fJr publication. and aid that
 h5s 1o,aia- 20 s@: W:;n regard =
 lI;ioas Mexico He aid tha , $ 2 B.sbee ol n.rsoE@l business
 II .s D., engaged aay pohtrcal sion
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
MRS. lADp GOES WITH
TAX COMMISSION

PHoENIX. Nov. 3-Air.. Leroy .i. Ladd widow of former Governor Hunts private secretary. was appoint. ei an attacde O. the .nca 9s ;he s:ate tax commission. M-. !ade w9s also at one time chairmaa 5f he board o: state Institutions
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07

Wins'ow takes over gas and lignt plant. extensive Improvements a's planned