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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
OR. 6lsOSOs WILL WHEEL. WINNER OF BET THROUGH
 sIssEE STREETS tmAYss

HISBEE. Nov . Democrats wh1 do no, feel en,ire.y discouraged a. ready probably vii when they see pr \ C B,el-oe, Democratic war herse. wa,o! John Care;;o, noted G 0. P. .n Naeelbarrow from 'he ,loodsa,e ear sop in Tombstone canyon ;s Brewery Gu'ch. a, the result O i . .'e friendly controversy as 10 whe,,i- er Mi, Smms or Tom Campbell wou,d be elected 70 the su5erna.orisl char o' Arizona D7 R'ed>oe said yes,er day that he WI pay the be on ;h f.gs; clear day Care;,o said ycs.er. day that h. wi.l demand payment 70 'he ll,' pcnay. as ], wer- and ;hs, he expects ,o enjoy the ride. Notice
 ,Hc exact da,e will be given ls,sr.
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BOOZE HAUL

MIAMI. Ariz Nov. ( Seyen;y odd mars of real pirate booze-direc, rom 'he land of manana reposes a. ci7y nal, the resul, Of a raid las. n.rn- h Red Sprinrs canyon.
 Doubtless some fo'ts w:G be su-. v-ised and other. Nin be srieyed 10 learn ina 'ae b.s, rcd stripped down G-ast which altogether looks like \ modern version Of a Captain Kidd's boa, ], T trouble
 Az the boa; d'e:ted into harbor n front of ;he Dublin rooms in Red Springs canyon list nigh; a Miami pc. Ice officer rose out Of the shadows. Tain. mud O. something and conhsca,- ed this bold blockade runner Of two. republics. together with Homer Clay. ton, Burrnws D. Bounds and the sail 70 quarts O, bo;ted in bond ,equills.
 The red ear Is securely anchorei in front of the city hall this morning and the Aquor is more securely stoN. ed away within -he building. The booze was taken from the especially constructed box on the rear of tn. car
 According 10 report this car has been making tri-weekly trips 70 | Mexico for some months and that the Jose Cuervo' tequil'a has become as familiar 70 Midmians as any Of the Heinze 57 legitimate varieties.
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PHOENIX MAN HAS
 LEMON TREE THAT
 BEARS HUGE FRUIT

PHoENlX, Nov. This. as the a.. 'oundei father of triplets remarked.
 ]. he age of miracles which adace
 >uftic.sn; explanation Of he kind oi lemons ,ha, Lou Wolf. d Phccl.. nan. is growing in his back yard.
 Mr. Wolf has q cluster Of the yello,. irdi; which he is going 10 enter a: ;he s-l.e fair this year because he links that they cant be beaten as samples Of what can be done in the way Of lemons. The largest lemon on he branch measures 15 inches around the waist and tips the scales at two md quarter pounds The rest Of hem are little fellows. they on.v weigh one to couple Of pounds.
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DRUG STORE AND
 rHEATER ROBBED

SAFFoRD Ariz. >ov Th.eye. b7oS~ .n,a cranda..s Pharmacy Fri day aiSht. gaining entrance in rear O. ;ae store and robbed ;he register Of aa 'ae change. amounting 70 several o7''@-' They a.so he.pyI 'h,m.e}y, 'a andy. eisar- 4aI cigarettes
 i'.i.y nigh. ;he sane gang. pro. iab.y broke into Inc Sasord ,nea,er breaking down he doo- The bac rsr. at ,h- ,hea,,-
 Taey secured ab'u. s'ooo 'u mon,, .s.dy. cigar, and c.vsre,;e>.
 se'e-l' MeNicAas were arrested by pe'uy sheriff Real and he'd under sasr.cl'. out wc-e turned loose yes- te-3ay
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Nss. PeETEs ATTORNEYS REFUSE TO DEFEND HER:
 COURT NAMES couNss

LOS ANGELES, Nov. s.-The A pearanee here in the criminal tf, late today Of Mrs. Loalse l.. Pee,.. ahftsed with the murder Of l s Ghirles Deatcn. mining promote IT. connection with the formal ys:hd-.,.. al from 'ae ease or p-iya;e a,;orrsy. and is acceptance by the rub'e de. fender brough; GU; ,+gs c-r.-a
 The substitution q Walior goed public defender. ,or ,5s .h7=s with. drAwins attorneys ga, ctns.ntes q, by Mrs Peete.
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EFFORT KILLING OF
 BABY AT GUADALUPE

PHOENlN. Nov IA telephone message to the sheriff's office from Tempe al l:3o o'clock this morning cAtried the information tha, the in faa. chlld of the storekeeper al Qua. da'upe south of Tempe. had been sho; and Killed by an unknoen prow.e-.
 hr.1-d'nc io the brieg message to tAc sh,ri'f'~ office. the s,orekeeper. whose name was not given over the telephone. saw the prowler outside his store stepped on; 10 warn him of, The unkoNn drew a gun the repor, said. and sho; I: him. ,he bullet miss 'ns him and striking the child, who was aslcep in room 'n the s,oro bpiid.uc
 Deputy Sieriff, Al Dewitt and Gg. bert Blanco lef; Immediately for Tem. pc. where they were 10 be joined bv others in search Tor the murdere..
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
sloONIA "JES NATcReLlY"
 IS FOND OF JAIL

TUCSON. NJy 5 Accommodation
 at tis police s:a;ion mus, indeed b.
 satisfactory in every way if anything
 nay b. read from the return of s,- dania Fran;al.n Ter her escape from jaii yesterday Or perhaps the city ian has become habit H.th sidon;s iTcm her frequen; rips there sinily .doaia. nesre,s. who is , dope f'snd VeH known To the police a-l ;o Judge Cowan from ;se repeat ed allure .. effor.~ to persuade her to depart from Tucson. nas found try ing 10 sscape throngl a broken win dow in ,he @omen's eel by Desk Ser :ea1t oDonnell who orGered her to climb back into ths ce4a h little later ODonnen discovered that s.- 1aa.a had repeated her performance aad had af;er q drop Of ff;een feet % 'ls sid walk below expressed her a 5- pA-'n, dissatisfaction wi:b ,he po!ic a~a .r.ment.
 Nuch to OD5aae'rs surprise. S i'..a rsappered a; The police station ~ sio-, ,.me ,a;e-. evidently having decided Ina, three regular meals laE free Of c1srgs were mol dis. '1-eeao.e punishment alter all. anu '> <. fo be iecb..J l1 again.
 tae break inc window througa '-,.aa ,hs negrzss escaped has been 'r-'red r-pai7ea by iae city c0urcl aa "-7.a5'y s.t57ia's stay at the ci.y
 MI o- rte-,. o.rts:a hereafter. 2. '.. -1s ~i1 b- asked ID leave her .-5 '.-l ale c.er,, ~aea going out
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
THIs COX ROOSTER DIED

Certain enthusiastic Chandlerites secured a big Rhode Island Red roost. CT Tuesday morning and after tagging him wi;h appropriate Cox smblemz, tied him in front o' the voting booth
 Al noon the rooster deliberately died from some unkown cause Now the democrats of Chandler are claiming fowl play in that the more super. stiiious of that community thereaf;er were afraid to vote for he nominee ?. that p1r;y.-Nesa South Side Union.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
1000 leSOEERs TO START
 WORK ON NEW RAILWAY

DOUGLAS. Nov ,.-Oae ,housanI
 MeH:can iaborors rom the interior and southern portions 'of Mexico will ar. we .n Asua Prieta soon 10 com. meuce grading for cons,rac,ion Of a -aa-gsd rom Casas G,andes on h, cas, -.de Of the Sierra Nadre mou.. taia, So tsha Pr.eta on ..e iu.cra-. ':gna. border J Slade. chlee coa. s'rnc.Hc engaeer told a reporter in h., ol;y today.
 3uai.ns Of the railroad. winch ha, beoa aa:h5rized by the Mexican gov. e'-mea;. ~a, commence aimos. in med!a,ely. he said.
 Mr. Siade who is ,n he ci.y today from Agua Prleta. where ne main ia.ns his headquarters. said that he had receiyed'a telegram con;ainin, information to the effect Ina; the frs oi construction tools was being shipped from S; Louis. Mo, to- day ia addition 10 another shipmen. Shi,h Is scheduled to arrive any day rom F! Paso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
SicANTic POWER COMPANY
 MERCER NOW PROPOSED

PIiOENlX. Nov. "A giant n,eryer oi power companies and one which
 MI m+ an much to he tu:ure develop
 mont oi central Arizona is seen .n the contemplated taking over cf the Pac.. iie Gas and Electric Co O. Phoenix b, the Central Arizona Light and Power Co. The plans of the merger were discus sed at a hearing before tho state corporation commission this week. and an orde, $ nor being drawn up to permit the transfer O. stock and property.
 The Central Arizona Light and Power was organized and ineorpora,. ed during the present year for the purpose of taking over the Pacific concern. owing ;o the fact that some means had 10 be progided for extend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

1 ing the past two days, One is 10 tn
 sNeriffs office from Mrs. V. \. Walk
 er ot St, Johns. Clinton County. Mic.
 gan. who is seeking ner son. Mryl
 aged h. and the other $ to the coun
 ty treasurer's office from Mrs. Sara,,
 Ro'e oi Pee;z, Colo, seeking her son
 Edward n. Avery, although in ,h:s case the son is 5y years of age.
 In the case Of Myrl Walker, he is a youth Of h years of age, with black hair black eyes. feet , inches tall and weighs l2o pounds His mother describes him as boy Of good habl g md brigh; in his studies and offers S5on reward for Information .ha, will lead to his finding He has been missing since May %. Io-u and his parents are greatly worried abou, him and wish 'o provide for his educa;io. and comfort. The mothers address !. V 4. Walker, <. Johns. Clinton Coun. ". Mich, R2.
 Edward II. Avery, who is 5a years Of age. is being sough, by ms acei mother, Mrs. Sarah Roe. He wa. las; heard from by his aged mother 't Durango. Colo. in lsS6, later q. Portland. oregon and again wo.l came from him ai li.;le minin. camp in California. bu; no further race Of him coild be found \ small 'eward will be pad 70 anyone furnish ns information 70 his mother, who .s n her ia,i years and wishes 10 see 'e- son before she dies Her address $ Pee'z. Colorado.
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TUCSON CHINESE IS SHOT TWICE WHILE
 BATTLING ROBBERS

TUCSON. Nyo WhNe defendir his grocery store agains, the attack ~ 'hroe unidentified robbers Low Fon , Chinese was morally wounded ,ar'S ,h.s evening
 Fon was found near ;he door of r., si.r- N ;h sho,sun wing nearby. one iarre' o' which lad been fired. vhilo the other Was loaded and ,h, ,rtggrr sa,ked
 7"n sho,s rem a rc,o.y,r had pass cd through Fan', rish, thigh. one SC. germs an ar'e-y causing him 10 b.ec {: to death.
 Thr,e NeN5cans. seen running rom 'Ae scene of 'he murder. are believed by the police 10 have committed ih. Gime. |; is though, ,hs' they ,ecu-. cd 4hou; s41o in cash
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DEATH OF BORN BRINGS
 BANKER TO MISSING SON

MORALES. Ariz.. Nov. 6.-Arrest ir NoSa.es by the sheriff of Mr. and Mrs. Charles LoSey as suspects iu the case of the death of A. !. W. Born al 'he city farm led 10 the reuniiin.; 'n Nogales yesterday of a father ana son separated for l6 years wi,hon, 'i;her hearing diteciiy from the o:h,r nor knowing each others where. abouts.
 LoSey's father came Yes e~day |, N3gales and met his son in the ot,ic, of County Attorney Hardy. As the slender white-haired father grippe i the hand of his e,des; son who tower. ed above his father, the two men gave vent to their feelings in back. ward tears and a hard grip of hands.
 The father is George W. LoSev. presden; of the Firs, National bank ai Haserman. \. M. He is one Q. the weal'hy and well known men Of that state. prominent in business. E. nancial and political circles. He x former member of the state .egisl!.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
ooETz STORE ROBBED
 IN BENSON LAST NIGHT

E1r.r tniS morning the sherias Q:
 fee was aot..ed c. the robbery som.
 '.me after m.dn.sat ,ast nigh, of n.
 store o' C. F. Go,ez. n nea<on.
 sheriff Ja~ F Mcdonald. Depu.,
 Harry Ra@ter.y and Bar; Hocks,, Ie:' tmmet.a;e.y for the scene. ,ak .as The county 5loodhounds in n. hope thai some clue a. 10 ,he direc. ton ;aken by he burglars miga, be ob;ained
 According 70 word received ta., afternoon rom the officers. entrance was gained by smashing one of the b.e r;a;e Bass windows in ;h- from. n. he establishment. The bob va, '3a.ae;ed on lars4 sca;e. and ne ehand.,e va'u-d q, approximately s'2oo made up ,he bot.
 a-nons ,he article. taken were ,. sui.s of mems c.oth.s. F pa.rs Of dress shoes, gray pia~ ilackiaaw,. qni'-s. army blankets and hats Can. dies and other consec.ions were no. overlooked by he robbers. who .oaa. ei 'ae'r booty n.o an aa.onobfs parked a' 'he Tar of ,He s-aaa.
 r va> .atsr d.scover- .ta; ,a.. 'ane band bad broken ia,o on4 Of ..., sarase- anl ae!2ed 'bsms~,ge- 10 .oe-'. supply o' -a.o'iae aaa .ab-' .a,ius o.a
 Fram 'hi. fac; i, Is assumed raa, . hey eyidea,iy planned on a 5our .!i7 .n4 wara 20 doub, many mic, ra. '' 'as county before ,ho robbery Wa |. -oo,er,I
 oaiee~s .a a'l asts of ,h4 ....- 'ese n",..ed 'h:s morning 70 be 'e -'Seu.. ard=. Is hoped ;ha; som -ae- of 'ae missing goods will 5s 7la4 | htc near fuure. e, ,he b. a-s 10 d9nh' vii attempt 70 a 'se et ;ae.- loo. somewhere n tha .a.e
 The inning camps in the central q n'r'ae-n par, oi ,he state a--
 -e'ed hy ;he officer. 70 De the os. .o..'e. p. he thieves. and Ines. .o@e, vii be flooded with q scrip rs = ,he goods stolen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

friends of Mr. Jaynes. who knew tha
 ne was very i.l as the result of an
 pendicitis anI resultant operation. bn
 did not believe there was not chanc.
 Tor complete recovery Reports Iron
 the sick room up 50 Saturday wer,
 that he was improving and hope,
 were entertained ,ha; t.r. laynes would soon recover.
 Last night however ,.e patiea. took turn for the worse. and !i,,.4 hope for his recovery was ,xpresse | 1y his physicians The cnd came al 2 o'clock
 The cause Of death was announced as poisoning due 10 the bursting ot his appendix Mir. Jaynes had been troubled for some sine previous to h s entering the hospital, but delayed g7. ing to the hospi,a. until too late. As national committeeman for Arizona for he Republican parry ae WAS an interchangeable worker. and it is sad he planned and worked hard rntil h a- last minute Of the camPa qa. when collapsed entirely.
 His dcarh VII no, oay be b,ox 10 he newspaper fraternity of Ari. lona bu, 10 'he entire state. As t newspaperman he was cn- of a.sh id~a's and wa, one O. Ar.1ona-s keen. est businessmen. In a., death ;he -e., p!icsn pas'y los,, one of ,he.r ,.raches workers as i; sas due ,3 his efforts that Ar.zoaa ], credited ,o 'ha republican e5nmn f1r the ar,. ..me in history
 ila W., aa.so pre,id,a, C .ae hr.. zona Day Newspaper Association
 He leaves w'fe sni four children Q mourn his loss. besides a large lumber o' personal and professional friends in al par,s of iae s.a;e I'll. Hnera. .' announced fo r3 o'c.vck ,o morrow afternoon when newspaper  nen and others rom 4bou. .he sta,c '!.. go 70 Tue-ou io attend
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
LEG BROKEN WHILE
 WORKING IN SHAFT

klNGNlAN Ariza Nov. 6.-Davji Greenberg suffered q broken leg early lhis week at the Cyclopic nine.
 Greenberg was in the incline shaft when the skip came along and caush, his leg between the knee and the ankle. snapping il instantly H.. 'irtner. Frank Humphrey. set tL. bone. put it into sp!ints and starte 1 o Kingman with him. arriving he. e a' the following morning. When the doctor examined the break hc s1und perfect job of setting hal been done, and il was not necessary 10 do the jcb over again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
PHOENIX OFFICIALS
 WILL PROSECUTE ALI
 PROFlTEERING CASES

PHuENiN, Nov. l., Preparations
 oe9s compete ,on.sh; for the state
 .1.r which opens here Monday and
 si'ran'laue throughout the 3ee oa.,.al, in charge of .r -l:r eApre,
 d oeaec Ina. larger e-puc, would .h-oag 'he states bnlding ani srIad,.aud on K Pea. ,nan eye 'a.are ia the b.>.ory Of ,he m>..,u. ...9 Railroad, were prepared n
 -sH,25r; thousands O, visitor. from
 1 oar;, of 'ae s-a.e and ho.eis. room nr house, and private re,.. fences were ssaay 70 accomoda,, hem.
 In iha, competitor. county anI ci,, 7ficia!s had joined iu warning agains. ny proa'eering in ;he matter or rooms. CO.'S .a hal.ways and meals q, restaurants ani elsewhere and coun-y A,'rrney l.. M I.aney mad gone on rec. 1ri as declaring any complaints of ,roa'eering would be investigated N.ih view 10 prosecution.
 Today i, was pointed out that res .aurants had announced their inten- ion nos 70 advance the figures on heir b.!,s of fare and ho;el and room ns house proprietors generally hal posted their regular rates for rooms rom which there was 10 be no devi. ion
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
&K'CAN sLVEzs
HARD PRESSED

t'hAe NeXcaa silver Ia.nes were operated when ;he .ai;e meta hal gone .o less than 5e cents per ounce nd some of hen mad mo4oy. ,hs 'euormous advance ir ;he cost [ l,e- 'a- and ,he higher wage demands coupled with ;he depreciation of .il- ve:- in he worlds markets ;, tend!n- 10 eu-;aii the production Of the meta, 'n our sister republic. The only sae- ing feature Of he silver situation ia M Xico 's ne opening Of ,he hints 70 co'aage ot 'he meta aad is aid is ev- tended y he Amercan nanufactur or. oi soods -he United s,a.es ui.I b ao. 'o lake ia-ge adysatae, Of th, situation Mexico is now lar. o1 yer .- 'a. o-ien, c: goods th1. 'rht b. u-n.sael 5y ,he American nanr,4c'a-sr some oppression, Ne7e made along silver ha,i. sa.na 9a- Iaoal ~an- ,he silver anl Mexico 'sa,s iae goods So inc ex soange $ made a5,an,aceous to tAa i.e. n4,,ns
 t' AeNtaa .--Den. has deoa
 ,' ;9s n.as- .a ev,-y pay pos-
 --' t''te e .he woriG
 h. re'a lahss i- imross'- z'-e c2R-.y 90 b-.ae about
 sr naa, The pos,!y, aid O. '' th ae-s Roais a-e 10 b@ bull as e.nps aaa other as
 a. '- roarsr-in~ r: ores ,.
 --t-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

ing the sys,em 10 meet the growing
 demand for power. A plan was worl; l C.. ou, ba: legal snag was struck
 in the trust agreement and it was necessary 70 formulate modire ! plan. This ,s now under considera- lion by the commission witb the pros pee ;ha; i, vii be carried into effect.
 The sai.en, features or rhe agre D. men; are tha; The new company will % 70 the share holders o- the oli company with ihe proposition ,o take n9 ;aeir stock in exchange for stock in 'h~ new company. snare -or snars. The new company Will then go 10 ihs eld company and take ovcr the physi cal proper;y purchasing the same with the stock secured from tho shareholders.
 iA order .o carry out fh.s transao- Ton. me new company asks jo be a.. owed 70 issue $5oo, ,ooo worth of pre-. :erred stock and s7o0.oo worth 0. common s.ock 10 take over the a.. e'i' of the old company and an add. ionAi Slo1.ooo worth 10 !iqu.da,e in 1eoiedne,s created for ,he purpose O. improvements and extensions
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
BOOZE AND MURDER
IN A MIXTURE

MIAMI, Ariz.. Nov 6- Would you
 'hoo; a man because he offered yorl
 drink I, would aapend on thc
 spirit oi the invitation. eh wot? ! Anyhow Jesus Losana k dead
 and Francisco Flores is free even
 though he tried % put himself a
 ja.i in sci defense after he plusged
 I.oSaaa with rusty bu; trus;y anl ancient A Winchester. in Ray June.
 ton sunday night. according to C. F. G.,meg. deputy sher'ci a, Hayden wno
 was in Globe today.
 l.3sana with a party Q, friend, "bls'el into" Flores nard.earned >-nmber. Losana and pals demande.i 'ha' Flores kick in With the crowI and cuzzie red liquor ana white mu'e F,o-ss wasn't drs'rou> oi putting oq d show and invited ;ae parry 10 ;as, .;S celebration elsewhere.
 Fore, ",nob5ishne,s" Yiqrcd ,h. sensitive dispositions of Lo,ana aal a., friends and they proceeded to pic'. | 10" with Fibre, chickens and ra5. bts fore> remons;ra.ei and Losa. "a ,.ar-ed into ;ac house 10 ~maks F.ora~ Ike i,." he said Af;er bein; warned repeatedly 70 stay ou'. senior i.o,ana 'aok he eoun, win an enor. nou, hole blown through hi, obd mon
 After numerous efforts Flores ma. iged 10 g.; himself arrested. say, 'epu,y hSe'7f. GtImer A. d hear.n. before 'he county attorney of P.na, 'oun,y yesterday Flores wa, .urnel oose and given custody of his Win. 4 hester l>osaaa and his pals. accord. n- 'o rep9r., ar. "a,,. of lad s-,. having been manufacturing . 'e mu,e on an eN-ens.re hu, tho,. uga'y se-lu1ed ,ca,e un,u Losaa, e; fresh wi,h Flores rabbit, an! 8 Mctea, Fore, vas abe 90 take 'e officer, 70 ,he pom; where s -,i, al ,Ne-ai barres Q: mash we-,, ? aai which beiorged '5 lasana.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
ELAN y4YSES RiEo sN -JcsoN

TIH>ON NoV. 9 The -snains
 Alan ynes publisher ana li' fse Tucson Citizen. e-e .a.l est at3 p IT., today. 5a.s c. Friends and ac acquaintance by the hundreds eined the procession O. grieyed admirers. whle the casse1 was hidden benea,l sn enormous floral offering aA.,h came from all Il parts o' ne southwest
 State officials. including Cover nor Thomas E. Campbell. and 1.he- notable were in attendance
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
BANKERS MEET IN DOUGLAS THIs WEEK

The Arizona Bankers association vii convene !n Douglas Friday for A i"o days session. ending with an auto tour Of the southern cities of Cochise 70ul,y
 E'abora;e plans to- the entertain. men ot ;hn visiting bankers have been made .i poug.es. feature O. ;Ae program being q yiss o Agas Pr.e'a The convention win ed Sat . y -a'. sal s1liay morn lg p,,. at''' ding delegates will motor :o r., bee and Tombstone on s.ai 5ar. a's,!on
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
HOME ecoNoMiS TEACHERS

PHOENlN. Nov. 6.-The third ar. nual conference of home economic. teachers in Arizona will be held here. ihe first session opening next Mon- day afternoon in the auditorium of ihe school administration building Miss Buelah Coon. state sueryisor Of home economies. today estimated that a; least 51 home economies teacher, would be present al he conference. which would be open % ai women in ;ercsied in the subject
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
ALLAN 8. JAYNES DIES lN TUCSON.

According 10 word raceived in Tombstone early this morning, Allan 3. Jaynes. publisher of the Tucson Citizen and leader in Republican DO l. lies in ih. state. died in a Tucson hos pi.al as the results Of peritonitis
 The news cane as shock 10 local
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
lSJi nHlEri MUNICIPAL
 CAMPAIGN IN UNDER WAY

roUGl-AS. Nov. 9.--Repcrts from ma Pr.eta Indicate that the cam p".sn for presidente municipal, which vi culmina,e D .. second sl.<- on be e'SeeH Psa.e G'-ss'ez and T..mana
 sn-. a- -o-y, ~,ven8.f T. has goitea uads. ~-y The c.s.ra.z
 jor aed -,.r. salo-r., Ac- lns 70 8 Vs -roia s,stortc- rt.-e ve-s sreuf s.ot- r.st,-ins f ihs Fl.-1e.- zi-i.s.rs n arc.l. lied f- -o:.y rss .r,..toae.
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3 NOGAlES sURGIARIEs
 WiTH GANGS LEADER FREE

NpiALES Ar.1, Nuv 6 Ayor.ine p -me7o. coa,.,-eI 5urs.ar ctu-a' -eaaaaiei ,ro;+a- rh, nome ai D. < | N --..... ico Saa-I,l s.r,s.. ,>capel
 -om he >h,r.t.s office ahile m GUS. .o-y 11d carrying in wood d, ,he jai. This ], The second case of confessed ourg'ar cau-h. n Norales getting away rom he she-:., office recen. ly
 Jesus Con.i,'a. who Was jailed by chief Lowe to- robb.ng Inc residence os Dora Ka;z Leeher and who had ir h.' possession watch 's,olen sroln ;he residence ;he night oc ,ha robbery "A, removed ,5 ,he sheriH's custody by Attorney Fits by WI, O. habeas corpus because no charge had been placed asa.ns; the prisoner athougn ne was n rhe county jail from abou. -he midlle O. Auea-, for some ia weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
LOOKING FOR MISSING RELATIVES.

Two requests from mothers lookin , for their lost sons have been receiver by county officials Tn Tombstone du,.
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TANKS Ies ccs.ci1r.-tl

PEoDNIN. N z e-'e'S. .s,y,. s'ait arci;or z, suts -,r-.,t.ea, c, o@nss has -s.-, ,n.. ,.rnas.rr 'Ae k-'rrns I'm. lat .,riu,-s. bank o' sistori 20 49s-.s g. 3rsa D .. p,. rla ,eE'.s ov-- assa.r. tf tl., Ita,l e Pinaa a-a -iur .bs H.ha.g,s "t De sane.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-31
RUBBER INDUSTRY
is 100 YEARS OLD

Beginning with the importation of
rubber into England as a curio, In
1920, this product of the tropics has
jumped to such Importance in 100
years az to make the industry one Of
the greatest in the world
1t was in the summer of 1920 when
rough Jumps of 'caoutchouc," as rub
Der was then known, were imported
into England, solely as curios. In that
year, an Englishman named Thomas
Hancock established a laboratory in
his home and experimental on the
elastic properties of the rubber. He
made strips to keep stockings and
gloves in place and also to keep pock-
cts from being picked.
With the advent of the automobile,
the rubber industry made its greatest
strides Some indication of the in
crease in the last two decades OF the
consumption of raw material for rub
Der products may be seen from the
fact that in 1900 the worlds produc-
ton of crude rubber was $3.50 long
tons.
The production of rubber products
in the United States last year amouat-
ed to a value of s6672O4,0oo.