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The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
RULES TO GOVERN
MANHATTAN FIGHTS

New York. May 2S.-Rules TO gov
ern fights in New York under the
new Walker fifteen round decision
bill are to be published next week
bv the International Sporting Club.
The rules of the club. which were
recognized as official by the new
law comprise part OF the old
Oueensbury rules. sections of the
regulations governing the army
bouts and new measures drawn UP
by DR.. Frank w. Racroft OF Prince
ton and a committee consisting of
Mai. 4. ]. Biddle, Tom Andrews, Tex
Eickard. Walter Camp. Tex o.
Rourke, James J. Corbett. William
A. Brady and Billy Gibson.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
.OPENING OF BASS
FISHING IN POTOMAC

Haserstown. Md. May :s-Sports-
men in this section are preparing
for the opening of the bass fishing
season in the Potomac River on June
l. River guides report that bass
are plentiful. and the prospects are
bright for fine sport.
New laws enacted by the last leg
islature OF Maryland will, sports
men state. help to replenish the sup
ply of bass and other game fish in
the Potomac. One of the most bene.
fcial features OF the new law is q
provision prohibiting the taking Of
any kind OF fsh by means of gig
ging. the law providing that the
possession of a gig or spear in a
boat will furnish prima facie evil
dence of guilt. Heavy penalties are
provided for in the law.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
BELMONT ENTRIES

First Race.-six furlongs. Sbena ndoah
l0I; Reception ID. lie; sLoeust leaves, ~
merton Hollins, l97. Frank Waters, 1is
Harry n. Stevens, liz; J. ALFRED Cara. Zoe
H'rdrie. ll2; Beauty sleep, 10; sHuroa q
llt; Poultney. III; Favour. ll0; Baryy's Pet
lo7: Derothy's Pet. o.; Old Sinner. Io.; Bur
Ii ICsme, 115.
Second Raos.-Asout two miles. Rupies
1913; The stH Hundred. l34; Rhonb. lS7
svosset, $50; WOrstdrle I8s: Jay Bird, lS5
'stuceo, 14l; QueI Bonhcur. lks.
Third haoe.-Fiye furIongs. Nancy Lee
100; Music in tie Air, 100: Costly Colours
100; Jacobina, IL; Careful, l25; Ste
Lightly. liz; Prudsry, H..
Fourth Raoe.-oIe mile. David Harun
lis; Man O. War. lis; wildair. lis; Hastel
On. lis.
Fifth Race.-Mili snd a sixteenth. Sc
Mint, os; ETterninator. IDS; tailor Maid
81: Alibi. l0I: Sslvetra, i0s.
sixth kaos.-SeEen furlonss. Say Which
1os; Mrs. Ida Roberts. los; sLArrhetto. 81
king George, 1l0; Musito, 100: Court Fool
III: Elnont. Io7; Cherubino, IFS; Tits mum
III; Back Home. 1O6: sFrsne Tireauf, los.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
Marines Land Two.

The Marines copied double
header yesterday when they defeat
ed Estate Tax ny the score Of II
to 4. and followed the game up bv
troIncing st. Elizabe tbs Hospital
team to the tune of similar score.
Ths score by innings:
r. H E
Marines .......2 2-lf II
Estate Tax. l o . 0 o. 33
Batteries-Pope aid Miller; Man
suy AMI Hagar.
r. H. e
NdflnSS Ill 10
St. Elizabeth. II OOO2-4 10 4
: Batteries-Driver and Miller:
Wright. Gill and Smith.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
Veteran Faces Forgery Charge.

Winchester. Va. May 2S.-Clar-
ence c. Grubbs, world war veteran.
until recently employed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad in Wash
ington. was arrested today and
held for trial. charged with a series
OF check forgeries. by which he is
alleged to have obtained several
hundred dollars through the Shen-
andoah Valley National Bank.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
Belmont Park Selections
One-HOrse Specials.
Ry GIBBY,

First Race-POultney-He tried
hard that last start, but missed.
They intend to try again.
Second Race-Quel BOnheur-A
nice little fencer that Looks good
enough to repeat.
Third Race-CnrefuI-The best p
ycar-old shown so far this year. /
don't see how she can miss.
Fourth Race-Man of Wnr-Abso-
lutely the best horse in the country;
can run around this crowd.
Fifth Race-Tailor MaId-Looks
the best at these weights. May have
a hard time, but she'll cop.
Sixth Race-Elmont-Ha been
ready for some time; this looks like
the right spot.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
Three Tied in Hits.

The race to see who will make
the first fifty Tits has become
complicated. jackson. who was
leading both Judge crd Weaver.
did not play yesterday, while
Judge made three hits and
Weaver two. giving each a to-
tai of forty-cjeht hits.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
Liberty Club Lands.

The Liberty Club of st. Johns
College defeated the Mercer A. c.
yesterday by a score of to 3.
The game was not as close as the
score would indicate. as the Lib
erty nine hammered Seal for ten
hits. good fielding keeping down
the score. The score by innings:
r. H. e.
Mercer. 100 1 90 . 0-3 o
Liberty 0 3 O10 0 0 x- 10 o
Batteries-Mercer. Seal and JOS
eph; Liberty, Messink and Keefe.
IUmpire-Mr. Lowe.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
Conrad Makes Record.

The hop, step and jump record
for the local high schools was
broken yesterday when Reggie
Conard. OF Western High School,
jumped q distsncc of 81 feet ~
inches. The former titlo holder
of this event was Nordlinger, OF
Western High School. 1919. when
he jumped 81 feet 5 inches.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
Southern Lands Game.

Errors behind Kagle spelled de-
feat for the Shops team in the
Terminal League yesterday when
the Southern Railway outfit came
| through with a 5-to-3 win, causing
tie for the first place honors. The
score by innings:
r. H. Z.
Southern OOO3 100 o-5 .
Shops. l % OO11 0-S .
/ Batteries-Nernstetn and Lynch;
Kagle and Miller.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
World War Wins.

Main Building team had things
their way in the War Interbureau
League yesterday until the fifth
inning, when they had the World
War nine with a. seven-run lead.
but the Main Building outfit went
to pieces, and lost the game by a
1o-to-9 score. The score by in
nings:
World War. 0o1 oil 52x-10 10 10
Main Bldg. Oo5 22o 00o-s z 4
Batteries: Roche, Nails Funk;
Peake Stricken. -e
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
Cubs Trim Cards Two.

Chicago. May 2s.-St. Louis Cards
were powerless in the first game
of the double-header with the Cubs
today and were beaten. to .. The
Cubs won the second game, : to o.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
CHURcHILL DOWNS SELECTIONS.

First Race-Out the Way. Second
RaCe-Miss Fontaine. Third Race
BTynlimah. Fourth Race-Heliunl.
Fifth Race-Damask. Sixth Race
BlaCkie Daw. Seventh Race-Pon-
derosa.
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LOUISVILLE sELEtTIoNs.

LOUISVILLE sELECTIoNs.
First Rsce-Out the Way. Lucky
h.. Converse.
second Race - Miss Fontaine,
Eleanor s.. Penweli.
Third Race-klinE, BrynItmah'
Retta II.
Fourth Race-Champagne, Rec
Legs, Helium.
Fifth Race-Damask. Lorraine
ROuleau.
sixth Race-Pastoreau. Biaekie
Daw, Brookholt.
seventh Race-The Cullen Bon,
Corydon, Tanlnc.
One best bet Of the day-Damask.
Rest take-n-chanee het-Lueky
b.
Best parIay-Converse, Red Legs
Brook holt to show.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
Zone One on Ton.

Zone /, in the Navy Yard League.
romped Off with the long end Of a
s-to-5 score yesterday against the
Zone 5 team. Lawrence featured
the game with two home run cIouts.
The score by innings:
r. H. Z.
Zone L.. AIS 10
Zone g.. 01 0 3 o e--5 4 4
Batteries = Serrin. and Giovan-
netti; Humphreys and Beashey,
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TORONTO SELECTIONS.
First Race-Onieo, Kama, Kohl
moor.
Second Race-Jim O, Ammuni-
tiOn, FrogtOwn.
Third Race-BIasonry, Peerless
One. Verify.
Fourth Rnce-Irish Kiss, Bond
age. Foreground.
Fifth Race - Brookdale entry,
Thornway. Grnybourn.
sixth Race-Gala Dress, Staum.
Mandarin.
Seventh Race-Soldat de Nerdun,
st. Quentin, Charlie SUNNY.
Best bet-Jim o.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29
POLE FOR BALLOT y
IN AUTO CLASSIC

Indianapolis. May as,-ouaIIhcs-
tion trials were heid at the indian-
hpoiis Motor speedway again today
for the toe-miis sweepstakss which
will start at 10 o'clock Monday.
Ninety miles an hour or better or
nut was the rule. This speed must
be maintained during four laps OF
ths 2ls mile brick oval. Ralph De
Palma. Ballott. got the pole posi-
tion for the start By taking the
trtala at se.60.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29

King is a sleeper in the third.
the info that the real wise money
will be riding and that unless the
boy makes a world of mistakes
King will look "pricie" in the
lamp. Brynlimah and Rettas B. have
a chance to split the balance OF the
purse.
Champagne will carry a ton Of
wise money. The kale Is planted In
Cincy with orders to ride right
smack on the whitney nag's beezer,
Red Leg is the contender. Helium
won like 4 smart bird the other day.
and Judge Budrow is promising
youngster that's sure to improve
with racing education. Others don't
call for much.
Out of the old pickle vat we hope
to Jerk a real live one in the sixth.
It's none other than Kelley's Pas
toreau Now too much chatter hurts
the price, so ! will just say, Here's
the spot to get the rent money.
Nutf sed. The Cullen Bon, at juicy
odds, has a royal chance to COP the
last
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29

S@ an sis; ch.slls ,s L<ySsst.r ,s, ,s,
Beets. l02 CwIlliamsl. s.eo. Back Bag.
Ultra Gold. Msrnits. Glen LiEht slse ran.
ssvsnth Raes-yenty. l0S thufpAyl,
| i2.ea. t.sn. 2-o; Ainino. Ils ORodnfu.al.
$50, 40; Yeweli. ii6 tWflliamsD. 2.eo.
frunes. oeid Color. olssstse. Bonolulu also
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BELMoNT SELECTIONS.

BELMONT SELECTIUNS.
First Race-Farour, POultney'
Hendrie.
Second Race-SyOsset. Quel Bon
heur, StuccO.
Third Race - Careful. Prudery.
Costly COlOrs.
Fourth Race-Man o. War, Wild
air, David Harum.
Fifth Race-Exterminato Sea
Mint, Alibi.
sixth Race-Franc Tireur, FL
mont, Mrs. Ida Roberts.
Best bet-EXterminatOr.
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SECOND GAME.

Runs: Fiaek. Holioeher, DesL Rry. KnIe-
fer, Vaughn (2l. Two-base hits: PSskert.
Lavan. Struck out: by Vaughn. q; by
schupp. 4. Double plays: Terry to Hoiioeher
to Barber; Barber to Holiocher Hit by
pitcher: killefer. Wild pitch: sehupp. Left
on bases: Chicago, s; st. Louis. ). Unpires,
ODay and Qu!gley. Time. las.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29

s. Penwel have been working we'll
Killing a sleeper the
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29

With Rubber and
Leather soles. Sty-
lish and correct for
Memorial Day.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-29

With Rubber and
Leather soles. Just
the thing for Memoir
ial Day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03

ty. having brought in fine buck last evening on the first day of the sea son. As result their friends are tasting a little venison today. While neither Bennett nor Amy will admit who fired the actual shot which did the work. and brought down the buck. Harry Heney claims that Bennett has been buying sugar at his store for tha past two months feeding it to the animal in order that he could get pot-shot. Bennett however, discred it's the story and both he and Amy claim the buck fell from fair and square shot-the only kind a true sportsman would fire
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
THOUGHT WILSON CAPTURED PROVES WRONG MAN.

Through telegram received by the sheriffs office in Tombstone yester- day from the county attorneys office m Nogaies. it was thought for d time tha, Frank Wilson. escaped Cochis county convict. had been captured n that c.'y but further investigation and a reply to wire sen, yesterday by Assistant County Attorney Hansen proves that ,he man in custody is no; Frank Wilson
 The wire received from ,he Nogales oeie.4! yesterday stated that ! C. Will son. wanted in this coun-y for hish- way robbery. had been arrested there on d felony. and asked tha' a warrau, ae sent there for his arrest in the essa of his acqu.''ai in tha; county A description of the Wilson held in Nag1ies Wa, immediately wired fo- ..ac- The description of Frank Wilson he escaped man, .s very complete and .aera c5uG b. no mistaken Identity Th- repi, received today stated tha; taa maa name va, Jack V Wilson 4-i n1, Frank Wilson aud weighed sam. n. .aoiais ha, ash, hue eyes. ;N7 god tse.a in fr1a. aaI a1 years Q. age. Heieh, feet s .nche, Th-s d-,er. ..t.-n did apt tally W..h the de -cup..oa ot Frank Wilson a. he was s a.a nssr,y g. ars.of az. weight l,4 pounds. and ha.sn, fee, Il S-t ...a-> The N5-a.., oHcia.s were 4i. ,,d .ha 'a.- Ma, aa. rae maa wanted
 Wilson .he escaped eane.~r j, viii .- -eurua#-ed broke al here in November os lsIN. --.ess#e all pri,- aa.r-. aaa together ai..i=.re others t1rc-d |. F kncheaheea#r and J $ l'aam1 r-. .~o TomDs'5a~ men, r. .lb. --.r a Kuchrub-e..r, c3~ 10 -s- tl a.e1.. ..-- -Gr-a-- -a UgaoH'i- .4 mountain mak.u- ,=.-.ape n,,. tl N.co. a.d la- urta. sa heard 10.  ucr
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
ARIZONA coRPoRATIcN TO
 MAKE MOTION PICTURES

ta0-NN Sep.
 t.zaas hos i-a.-a a.eu ..--- -a4.4 #aa.i a.a,-aa urs ..y- naag. o4.eE aaacel a operated as Arzaas u-n. releasing loo per
 a American .cufe- erad The -.a-e Q. 7a.- +'a'- ta ..e= r.s, of the world And a9N. i, hs-. com
 "Wednesday .ae Ar.l na corporation
 4. --.aH issued a ..e-m 70 set stock in the newly incorporated Ar. l7aa Film corporation. capita ized d. s5ooooo. and having Headquarters at N,. l2l F.. Jefferson street.
 Th- announcement i- expected to o- followed soon by o.uer information o. ,he various mics ones along the way of progress of the new ins,iu. ton
 The company announces the ioca. tion O, the studio which comprises ,h- ten acre track al the sou,hwes, intersection Of Van Buren and ,hc asylum road where the corporation has acquired four fine blocks on a main traveled thoroughfare prac,i-  cil.y adjoining the city limits. Every dollar paid in on stock VII be imme. did,ely applied 10 actual construction. it is stated Buildings will be com. menced as soon as the land is obtain. ed. contracts will be made with direc- tors. editors. stars and ;he various persons wha will start the production of pictures and everything. officers o' the company confidently expect. wi,I be ia readines sfor actual operation by January lst
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING

Glen Allen Bouchey. dr.yer Of ihe Tombs,one-Bi-be- sage. was f.aed slp ..i.- morning by ci;y Judge \ Went worth City Marsha, Porter McDon. aid charged Allen win speeding Gowa Fremont street h, morning and citel him 70 court The drivers explaua t.eu 10 the cour, w., ,Aa, he had two iarym.r Nho had '' -at 10 eour; by 2 o'clock and as he Was .lte due 10 d orrahdaAn. h. was rushing ie get ,ar ju.ym,a 70 e3ur. ia order 10 save h m d s.e He wt- le- down with | Sfn line
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
TAXING STRAW VOTE ON PRESIDENT.

WU r Basl (. Bo,l's D,4s S;or T. n.i toma-roN star, taking ,he sirtn s3.r of T,ut-.an oa Inc 4re.ldeu. 'iai r.ec'.au. as par, ot The system
 t The R-AaH stores wAo this year ar, taking q straw vote in s,ooo cite, and towns in Inc United States Ae- coid!ns 10 the vote up 10 September 25rd. Harding's vote was Gl.5s7 and Cox. 42,olS. the electoral vote show !ng 3Gl for Harding and l5o ior Coz The Rexail peop.e have carried on a straw vote for the past two pres den. tial elections and each time the vote has shown within very close mar lin now he election will go. Returns VIII be received every day al Boyd g and while the vote Is yet small and is no indication until a fuller percent. age or the vote Is shown. it Will prove interesting NIT Boyd will have hls ba,lo, box ready tomorrow and within j few weeks results from Tombstone will be sea, in 70 Phoenix headqua-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
EXPECTED HOME.

Mrs Guy (. Wech, %ife O. the county treasurer Is expected nome to- MOTION from Fullerton. Ca.it. where she was called or the sad mission Of attending the funeral e her mother. Mrs. (. B Tarbei. who G'ed there last week Mrs Welch a!ii go arst to Naco. where she will meet her chil. dren. who have been with her sister ln-,aw, Mrs Tarbei. during her ab senca.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
MecANN FLOORS FARRELL
 IN SECOND ROUND OF 10
 ROUND BOUT AT PHOENIX

PHOENIX. Sept 30 Billy McCaun or Cleveland. knocked out Frankie Farrell Of Chicago here tonight in the second round of scheduled ten rouni bout. McCann knocked Farrell down three times before the knockout Taa men are hehtweights.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
TO sissEE

Ms Eaa E e,. >'9., sanitary dc -r.o'.c vii. tl, -'l., .,l1H tepar H.u.. .e.t - n..saa- .re hs5ee.
 Ia~.e day. ',a here. dut- .r- aA.r4 raa she Inspected ,a, res .ouraa', au. ~oa .r.ns parors ot Tombstone is reported that her r.ra" ou ,a. restaurants was very ..-aL.r..l-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03

TOURISTS

Macy al.a .4aI-.e5 .oar.-.- f.,s-i .traI-a IsUu--Ha. -Hlly. They were all n.ea-eI H4.a fA -.a.- a rps4-a county aud Pima aud a..a H Paa. '.rs nd aH -11. E5-l- pr h. r11', L H4-.s.'. pari~ af Ne~ N-NHes ali T.,a & 'Han- hey -'rH.l '11- They a7r. -a-. rh- RauaA ii Ala.ssrs. II-H haa.s be built as fast as H-a .ai u1asr could do i'
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
BOY MISSING

The sheritfs office aa. been asked 10 be on thc lookout TOT Carlet,o Castel,o. a l;-year-o.d boy who left
 he nor ci S 4 Lndey. last Sun day. lie is about ; feet I inches in height. dark eyes. dark ha!r aud was wearing .ho-. khaki pants. a white shirt and had on ha; when last seen. tie was rildg blue bicycle with his name on the front of it Any infor. nation as to his whereabouts would be appreciated by the sherifss office or NIT. Lindley, S3l West Washington street. Ytcne l2l9, PhoeaN. A-..z.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
THURSDAY
GOES TO PHOENIX.

County Assessor F. A. Hughes will leave tonight for Phoenix where he
 will join the party Of democratic nom. inees who are making a tour of the state in the interests Of the Demo. cratic party He will join the party al Buckeye where he will make his
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.

A II. Gardner republican war horse $. ho attended the meeting of the Re publican state committee held there Monday and Tuesday. returned home today H, reports a most successful "eetiEE
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
TUESDAY
HERE FROM AJO.

Herb Mcdonald. formerly d success W, ,ea,or ia ;he Tombstone dis;rict hu' located al Ajo for ,he past year returned To Tombstone yesterday ana Will locate here lie win probably re, enter The leasing game here as he !, well acquainted win ;Ie situation iI ,h!, ditsric,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
BENSON VISITORS.

A C smith, pres!Gen, of the Co chise County State Bank. accompan ied hy Mrs Smith chairman oi the Co- ch.se County Fair Committee. were visitors in Tombstone today. Mir, smith Is very optimistic about the Fair. and states that although thu time is short for preparation. il i, predicted that 4 most successful ou.. come vii. b. the result with exhibits from al over the county arranged fo- The people of the san Pedro valley are working tooth and ,oe.naii ior ;ha .....+
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
CONTRACTOR HERE

Contractor Bob i N-,. Rto has been working on ,h- Bru- n-VsN frf- eral aid project out ot Vail. was in Tombstone today accompanied by f. r. Barker. engineer for The Pima county highway commission
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03

One section Of the Cienega bridge
 $ practically finished on the Benson. Tucson section Of the state highway, and work is progresisng very satis. iactorily on the while bridge con
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
WAS IN 5lSsEE

Mir, Josephine hocG pr1pr;etress of he Arcade Hoiel .>pent yes;rrda. IL B..h-e visiting with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
UNLAWFUL SHOOTING.

Our local shooters should remember that .i is not legal 10 shoot quail ye: as the season does not open until tn 18th of this month
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
THs ROADS

\ reads ut-r# fsts.-- c.agty a.e I 2 ed -hsp- U. t.ll a-. .aay a-. ,, r.sa l .as:4. ',aaps T- .au-a spot, have been taken c.-o. he Horcera.d reG-a Via .a E4ar- Ranch and ,hr u :. F4a1sa., aes b.4r e....a.1 mn
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03

Mr and Mrs W. F. sharpe, and Mrs Enna Burns. spent several hours in Tombstone today on visit with friends. Mrs Burns visiting her daughter. who Is located here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
RAGGED DE ER.

Fred Bennett and Harry c. Amy two Tombstone nimrods and rifle en- thusiasts are the first two hunters 70 bag deer in this section of the cou.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
FROM DOUGLAS.

r Nt-t.s. formerly clerk of th- a.s'I a. -gu.H.~ar- aoW iH the ear- sla sg,.a,,- H p.l-'- Ms ia ,o"h 'adaE Ms haf-er a.- lu-t sold oa- et h'- N--e sA .4a.. sH'em .5.-- .,o iay. uu.t aal N.'. denver ., s,.....
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
NEEDS WORKING OVER.

The road from Tombstone to the loWn Of Charleston needs working over as !, is getting Co be pretty m. even iu many places. according 10 ths sunday tourists who made 'hc trip NeSterdaY
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
LEFT FOB CLIFTON.

Eag MelH'yrr. ar@--. rsaaes.sl Ruh lie B1ak-- HH N.7.- csm- r, and a1N .1 'H. em3-ay n. ,... Apas pJWd,- romasuy Jeff fa- tFr1-as ttr- f.l,'.u. where ae WIS es4 ta business ClHna.'aI hat -H-e
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03

Attorney A,ber. same, a. Doagia- Aas in 'he city today on business be. fore the Superior Court. lie was ra- ceutly reelected chairman oi ;h, Re publican State Committee
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03

NJ Hl Ne- W F Ho,4 an. R.
 Grars-- ? -.nra .ls morning froa Nrea.r,- .a- Rasl+ teaH ta.ar comps. N- Boyd sister. N~, G.,g r Bod. .oa, .~ tasr. from W-A. c1 -1 .aa 4., ...-1sa1 ia jHe .ute-.-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
yesterday
PicNjckEO IN VALLEY.

A party composed of Mr and Mr- Jim Mars. Nr and Mir, ] r. James and chl -ea and Mr and Nr, l. F kuchea1-aEer and cA 5r.a motor 10 the so' hrr Spriu= valley r,s.ta day where they j.ca.elsd a- The A .Sudnam ranch n.ar Menh
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the ottoruey- u town .1d were Alex Murray :. B:-5-- and ' cent Hays og Wfuc6N
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
COLLECTING OEllNOUENT


C4la. T.,s-a9e- Gtt C Wr.ch iel 1-- -rls, ..s B -e-e. b.u---. aaI o.A OF p.-- o. .a. caaa.s NArr. .1- ta- a.A. -...tat Neek, h. oll b. oelg. p.ea 'a, aa-ecaaa C, de1laea --ses under ao,f,e 70. distress ,l,e
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
TIM E SHORT.

Registration for this year will clos al , D. III. on October 10th and those wh1 have desire. as every citizen should have. VII register before tha. time
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
sIS6eE VISITORS.

John Williams. N Moan and Mss Florence Saunders. o. Bisbee were in Tombstone this afternoon 0u business al the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
TO LOUISIANA

Airs. En..y scribner left the frs; par, of The week for NeR Orleans where for the next several months sh, MiI. risIt with reiatiKts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
ST. DAVID VIslAoRs.
RETURNED FeoM .L pAso.
3 BROUGHT srtlLs.

hea'> ster.t: H.. smith came ovrr .ast. .tenHe from i.aNeH b-.as.a- oree s whole load O, miscellaneous -.l- ing -.a-e a 'h. eluaH Ja. ua c4z.- .-al.al s...oN.a. trros E.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
SACRED AsAer CHURCH.

Rev Father Wm. Jno Leay,r wii go Go Etuson early tomorrow motu. .ng to conduct a funeral service Con. ~eluently there will be DO mas, he~a tomorrow Father Leave- R.li retufI :a Tomb.,one after the ohseaues.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
elS6EE VISITORS.

City Marshal Porter Mcdonald and Harry Macis spent yesterday in Bis J.e or business mission
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
GETTING READY.

Non.resident subpoenaes to the number Of twenty-two were issued yesterday in Tucson for witnesses in the deportation trials which come up again un November Sfh
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
ON SHORT VISIT.

Mrs Frank Huck.eby of Lo0er. WIS in the cl,y today on short visit '1 friends. Her husband Is one nt 'h" foremen aj ,he Junction mine of the C X
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
BIS BEE VISITOR.

j. sheppard. of tae Bisbee-Nacc Wa;e- Company was visitor .g Tombstone today on business
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
GENTLEMAN HEHE.

" Mi. N"I known sa't.eWan
 Turaa d.s':ct .a. 8 .~" hlH.- 9 The t.-s 'rta..
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
ON HUNTING TRIP

Leo Hiu and Dewey Chadwick lief, yesterday for d three days hunting trip .n qaes, Of Geyr in the Patagonia mountains They will return Sunday
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
TO CALIFORNIA.

aIa W r Walker and daugh.... Mss He-ie.fa. ara son, Hiu ie'' sunday -ar irs AHge.es. where Ms Heur.,,ta Wl, attend girls college 10. ,he coming year Mrs Walker and iit,.e son. Bii.. VII remain for a brief yisn before returning home
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
FROM DOUGLAS

Mr4 F. Sykes and daughter Of Douglas were in the city yesterday or a visit 10 friends, They returned dur ing the alternoon.