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The daily times., 1921-11-05
WEALTHY CITIZEN
KILLED WHILE HE
DROVE ALONG ROAD
MIR. Rufus Beard, Elderly Man
Found Dead in His Buggy as
the Vehicle Drove Into Bail
ey This Morning; No Motive
for the Murder Has Been AS
signed; No Robbery Effected

MIR. Rufus Beard, wealthy
farmer Of Nash county, was shot
and killed this morning about
ten o'clock as he was riding
in his buggy. When the horse
brought the buggy into Bailey
the lifeless body Of Mr.. Beard
was found in the vehicle. Evi-
IDENTIFY the man had been shot
from ambush as he drove along
the road from his home about
two miles from Bailey. One shot
from a shot gun had entered
his body, evidently producing
instant death. The body was
warm when found.
No theory has been advanced as tC
the cause of the murder. Robbery
was evidently not the motive, a.
there were no signs that the body OF
Mr. Beard had been touched after
the murder. The buggy evidently was
not halted in it's journey toward
Bailey
The deceased was 20 years of age
A wife survives He was a man OF
large means, probably being one OF
the wealthieSt men in his county. He
owned property in Wilson, the store
occupied by Mr.. w. D. Ruff
fin being his property.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
HARD TO GET CHARLES SETTLED

Bucharest, Nov. 5.-Former En-
peror Charles of Austria and his wife
apparently are not to be interned at
Galatz On the Danube north of this
city it was indicated by plans made
public here. The former emperor and
empress left for SOrva town on the
Danube near the Roumania frontier
yesterday morning being placed on
special train They were due in
Ga1atz last evening.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
WEEKS SCORES
TOM WATSON

Washington, Nov. Secretary
Weeks referring today to charges
against army nurses in particular
and alleged illegal execution of SOL
diers made in the Senate by Senator
Tom Watson, said:
mo decent man would make such
charges and / measure my words
when | say that"
The daily times., 1921-11-05
STOCKS.

New York, Nov. 5.-Trading in
stocks was again overshad0wed in
the demand for government bonds.
Liberty 8 Ia and 4 IA made new
high record prices for the year.
Stocks showed no decided trend. The
oils as represented by Mexican Pc
troleum and Houston being the
strongest features.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
CLUB HOUSE
DESTROYED

Greensboro, Nov. 5.-The Green's
boro country club house located near
the city in a fashionable residential
district was destroyed by fire early
today. The loss will be approximately
$4,000, partially covered by insur-
ance
The daily times., 1921-11-05

Corn Opened May 81 SIS, Dec.
As ga. At noon May 81 3S, Dec.
As 7-S.'
Oats opened-May SO IS, Dec
81 1-8. At noon May SO Is, Dec
211-4
Wheat-opened, May 106, Dec
101 IL. At noon May los 1-2, Dec
1O1 IL
The daily times., 1921-11-05

Mrs. LYDIA Myer Southard was de-
clared guilty of second degree muir
der of Edward F. Myer, her fourth
husband, by jury in district court
in Twin Falls, Idaho.
The daily times., 1921-11-05
TOBACCO SALES.

Sales on the Wilson tobacco
market yesterday amounted
to s12,3s4 according to the
report of sir. HAyohnsept
The daily times., 1921-11-05
TRAIN NEARLY
A MILE LONG

Regina, Saskatchewan, Nov. 5.-A
train carrying $4,000 bushels of
wheat behind one engine-what is
believed a world record for carrying
grain-was operated yesterday by
the Canadian Pacific railway. Nine
The daily times., 1921-11-05
GERMAN MARKS DECLINE.

New York, Nov. 5-German marks
today. MaH
The daily times., 1921-11-05
MONEY ADVANCED FOR
EXPORTING N. G.. TOBACCO

Washington, Nov. 5.-An advance
CT 100000 to finance expectation of
North Carolina tobacco to Great Brit
ain was announced today.
The daily times., 1921-11-05

Walter Bernhardt, small boy of
Salisbury, N c., was kicked by a
mule, his skull being broken. An
operation was performed for the re-
moval of a piece of skull bone. and
the boy is getting qn very we'll
The daily times., 1921-11-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

Spots Wilson II IA.
The daily times., 1921-11-05

Funeral services or Dr.. william
Laurie Hill, pfhcias os. Laureate of
The daily times., 1921-11-05

wilson Theatre Thursday Nov- 70.
The daily times., 1921-11-05

FAIR ToNIGHT..ND sUNDAY:;,, ,;;,,.
The daily times., 1921-11-05

(Reported by Rose & Conn
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
FINDS ANCIENT INDIAN RUINS
Discovery Of Prehistoric cIlff pwsllsrs'
City Reported IN Colorado
BY Explorer

Durango. Col. Discovery Of prehls-
torie ruins Of what Is believed to have
been different race OF elf dwellers
from those who Inhabited the ruins
10 the Mesa Verde national park was
reported by Charles Hayes, who just
returned from an exploration trip.
The discovery, he said, was made
IN an almost Inaccessible region TO the
north OF the Navajo mountains, un.
marked by trails. Hayes said he be.
.lieved he was the first white man to
view the ruins. many Of which were
larger and better preserved than those
In the National park,
The dwellings were found, he said.
at the point where the mountains
break away into the deep canyons that
open into the San Juan ana Colorado
rivers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
CLAIM AGAINST PERU
Seek Reward for Discovery OF
Nltrates and Guano.
Original Claim Of 100000 In 1874 Has
Crows 10 Asarly stOo.0oO,ooo-
Recognized, but Never Paid.


Washington Claims amounting TO
neaFly 500 100000 for ths discovery
Of nitrates and gunno will be pressed
against the Peruvian government. ac-
cording to provisions OF the win Of
John Celestine LandreaH, filed In the
District Of Columbia Supreme court.
Landrean, who was the brother of
Jean Theophile Landreau. French
scientist and explorer Of New York,
who discovered nitrates while on an
expedition In South America In 1874,
names his grandson. Norman y. Lam
dream, and Attorney Martin ]. Nc
Namara trustees and executors of hts
estate.
Following his discovery Jean Lam
dreau applied 10 the government for
a reward, granted under laws exist
ing at that time. whereby any one dis
covering minerals or metals TINT
would enrich the government were en-
titled to remuneration.
The original claim, according to the
heirs, was for 100000, which finally
WAS recognized by the government in
1e05, but never paid. Later the ex-
pIorer returned to his home IN New
York to obtain funds for development
Of his discovery and 10 make further
explorations in South American coun.
tries.
Other Claims were filed under each
administration from the time Of Presi-
dent Hayes, and IN each instance tie
Peruvian government acknowledged
It's Indebtedness. but postponed settle.
ment, It Is said.
II is set forth shat the Peruvian
government has Melted millions in rev.
enue from the development Of nitrate
deposits, borrowing money from GFent
Britain TO carry on the work.
Upon the denth OF the explorer, John
Celestine Landrenn was naned execu-
tor and sole heir Of all right and title
IN the claims against the Peruvian
government shortly before his death
on March the State department an
n0unced that an agreement had been
reached with the Peruvian government
whereby the claims would be paid the
heirs Of the explorer.
Mrs. Marie Dycer. daughter Of John
Ceiestine Landreau. Is the sole heir
TO the interests and estate OF her un-
Gle.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
cockroaeh Racing ID --latest.

Constantinoples Betting on cock.
roach races Is one Of the newest sports
here. II was introduced BY a Russian
who has just opened a hall where a
man who wants some real excitement
for Iiis money can get results. The
hall Ii darkened ut the moment the
race is 10 begin. Then single cleo.
trio light at the end Of i runaway Is
turned on, and the cockroaches, each
on q separate track. are freed from
their cages to race for the light
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

Tramp" is probably the only canine
beach-comber IN the United States lie
is owned by "old Andy" an old char
acter who has seen better days and
combs the beach at Coney Island
N r.. after each storm IN search Of
any vaiuables that may have been
washed IN by the waves Tramp
always accompanies "0ld Andy on his
beach combing expeditions and las
proved capable assistant. Whenever
Tramp" sees anything shiny on the
sand he Immediately banks and be,
gins TO dig. II the days work Is IN
usually lucrative, TRAMP" IL re
warded with an extra soup bone.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
lsfAius laswss Against t,snlsl,g
Offlse Open saturday Night.
ANNOUNCEMENT |

W. NOW HAVE An gNPRRlEscRD
BATTERY HAS N etiR BATTERY
DEPARTMENT. W. eaa do ysnf
repair warA and FeeharwinR preapl,
q. II yoa n@a a nsw battery ~ oaF
PHILADELPHIA IlEAMOSD GRID.
whIeh II enc Of the best on the msr.
kes. wv HAVE REDrCRD OrK
PRIZES o. Alb AUTOMOBILE RE.
PAIR WORK 30 pNE.WAR PRIcEs.
La rs repair ssaf smf ssw, eus
prices are right nleh prizes man
eeme aowhs give - sIl a saaars Deal.
let's sol i,ark 70 nara,als Always ii
your sertIee
a.2s.tf KLKE 4 nOPF.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
Do you LII IlrsT AIL THI.u

YOUR HOusBl NO, THEN GER DEL.
C0-LrGHT AND 4 HOOVER SWEEP.
lER.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
POIsON-GASSING PESTS

THE 
     2 acid the residue left after making that acid industrial product which obtained quantities properties stated
  inammabe iaIy soluble evsporates very
  diluted is  ChlOopien irritating a in portions aphd contain
 
  died 24 4S the choopicn They 
  whole stage choopcn well general
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
TOLD SHE'D
 NOT RECOVER
Had Suffered From Stomach Trouble All Her Iife-ranlac Again
 Proves Merit

Nearly all my life" said Mrs. Frances Niles. Hotel Orton. 1045 Mar. ket St., San Francisco. 'I have sui fered with stomach.trouble. As grew older I got worse until eight years ego my condition became such that I was told would never get we'll
 After eating I would almost smother from the gas on my stomach and my heart palpitated frightfully. I was never free of constipation and at times had such terrible headaches I just had to go to bed and stay there for hours. | had rheumatism in my arms and shyIlders and was so ner- vous and racked with pains l could hardly sleep at all,
 "I was much better before I fin ished my third bottle of Tanlac and now feel like a new woman. I eat anything want without the least trouble from my stomach and never have pain of any kind. My nerves are calm and steady and sleep like a child every night In fact am in perfect health and I'll praise Tsnlea the longest day live"
 TariRc IS sold in Bisbee by J N Ball, W. Harry Miller. Johnson's Addi tion, Lowell Drug Co. and by lead ing druggists in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
Knocks Out
 Chest Colds
8egy's Mustsrine Goes Some - Often
 Chest Colds Go Over Night.
COSTS ALMOST NOTHING

Ten minutes after you rub Begy's Mus. tarine on that sore, tightening chest you'lt know that you've struck a quick result producer that is bound to conquer the inflammation.
 Is it any wonder that thousands swear by it when one 3e-eent box is equal to 50 of the best mustard plaSters that your grandmother eyer. made?
 And Begy's tinStarine, which comes in . yellow box and is made of real yellow mustard, cannot blister. Bear that in mind.
 But when you have any ache or pain or lumbsso. neuralgia, neuritis. SOTO throat or any inflammation or congestion, he sure anu rub 1t on freely. It's the Quickest Pain kliieI on Earth.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01

i've been educated.
 I've learned that red is all right in a flag. but it must have the white and blue with it. Red, white and blue that's the only flag for America.
 'The principles of Lenin. and Trot. zlly have no place in American doc, trine
 But the worst thing about Social, ism and bolshevism are the leaders who get control under such regimes.
 Don't worry about bolsheyism and socialism becoming a dominant force Thew cap't. for the men in the van ot these moeements are not worthy of the confidence of the masses. and can't keep it even if they seem to have won it for a time"
 Barewald. physician with a large practice. went into office backed by one of the largest majorities ever re ceived by mayoralty candidate. Five of his colleagues were elected to council this giving them a majority
 From almost the start the mayor disagreed with the councilmen. the open break following.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
"Thirteenth Commandment"

What is the thirteenth command ment?" The motion picture by that name, starring Ethel Clayton, which is being shown at the Eagle theatre today and Central theatre Thursday. answers the question thus: Thou shalt not spend more than thou earn est" It advances rather stern the ory of living. which is especially ap- plicabie to idle and extravagant wives whose husbands are continually mak- ing financial sacrifices in order to sat isfy their every whim.
 In a strigngly dramatic manner "The Thirteenth Commandment" shows what is liable to happen when wife thinks it is her sole duty to look pretty, dress lavishly and spend her husbands money. The heroine, played by Miss Clayton. sees the light just in time and after brave strug' gle against want and temptation is able to go to the. man she loves with a clean slate.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
WEATHER FORECAST: Chili tonight; hot tamaie.
INTERVIEWS

INTERVIEWS
 A friend of mine says that when he reads in the paper what a friend Of his says he wonders how we get that way DenOung that he can't understand why any published state ment attributed to his friend should not sound exactly like his friend usu- ally talks. The answer is easyc if the average mans statements were. pub lished just like he said them the proof reader. would probably-go crazier than he already is trying to figure out what il was all about. Once in a while, interviews have to be jimmied around. So. when Battling ! McSea weed tells the sporting editor just what he is going to do to Wildcat Wumpus, the SC. sort of changes the Battler's words around until they sound fine, thusly:
 What the Interview Says: Battling McSeaweed said last night: Although l realize that
 my opponent is hard and clever boxer, I am confident that, after
 the first round, the contest will resolve itself into a terrific bout I am equally confident that my greater experience anC years of familiarity with the more intricate | points of the art of boxing will
 ultimately bring a victory 10 me. The Wildcat is a superior boxer, he has a good punch and record
 for fair fighting and good sports manship. It is an honor to me to meet such worthy adversary. A-
 outpoint him from every angie. May the best man win.
 What the Battler Really Said:
 Listen, Kid: dat cheese is de
 woist yet Him a boxer? Who'd he ever box, huh? Who'd he ever
 knock out? huh? Nobody, Punch? Him? He couldn't punch rail- road ticketi Say, listen. dat cove
 Wumpus is de rottenest ever saw
 Bo, watch him when ae gets in I the ring. He ,aint only a rotten fighter, kid. ,he's so yellow dat Grover Cleveland Bergdoll wouldn't be afraid 10 take him
 on. An they aint dirtier fight T CT in the game Watch him every Il move, kid. all dat guy knows iS 10 ,I try to jam me Wid his knees or
 heel an elbow me. Listen, kid.
 I'm a square fighter. l am, none of dat rough stuff wit me, an III
 kill dat bloke if he'll stand up an
 fight. But. I dunno, ia referee
 Is d friend of his. Ii ! don't get him by the k.O- route, well. then
 lose the fight. dat's all l ought . CT had more sense than To sign
 up wit dis Wildcat Oh well.
 dat's wot 9 guy Gits. 1T dat Suy
 fights I'll git hm. but ii he starts
 stailin' | guess lose 0is fight because rhe's got thekreseree wld him"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
THE WILL AND THE WAY

VANDERBILT - He of poor the had migrated spite hardhs this
  tcaions New tinuay
  tion mind he sold steam then plying andN Shortly
   repealed and himself a owner When  charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
LOOKING BACKWARD

ITO look backward needs
  and implements they used science tells what writ  O is possibility American possibility. Dr H. Breasted Egyptology Oriental history of has of ciTtadon Investigation
  tory or umanistic research The in
  Minor and earliest civilized
 
 
  awaiting of non-scentnc
 
  through which
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
FORBIDDEN FRUIT

WHAT Is this to W Street
 
 in ball basket sailors and trip
 osFiousiy street in motion is dangerous his jumping holding balloon casing
 Post Eskimo declaring prohibited immediately tell the Eskimo that other lived He knows that must be to others have done lived of daring
 Instaner competitive instinct her
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
A Friend in Need

Mrs Flatbush-WhO is that man with the red nose you just bowed to:
 Nr. Fiatbush-0h, he's man met out west.
 He is certainly not prohibition ist. is hcc''
 ''Why. never had occasion to ask him, dear
 But how did ,oG haPpen to meet him 97
 Well, we were trayelins. out or Milwaukee on the same tcain one night He had a bottle and 1 dis covered that I had icOrkscrew. - Yonkers Statesman.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
Commission expires Feb. {. Isg-. CERTIFICATE OF ElEcTion OF
 DIRECTORS

County of Cochise, SS.
 l. BERT CLEMENT, beins first duly sworn. depoSe and say: That on the 18th day of January. A n. 1921. at Bisbee. Arizona. at o'clock p. m.. a meeting of the membership or the within mentioned Club was held and an election of directors thereof had. and at such meeting deponent was elecred temporary secretary thereof, that thereupon the following perSons were duly nominated for the offices oi Directors. there being said threc said offices to fill. said nominees be- ing: Bert Clement. J. k. Clement and A. Kline; that thercupon motion wa cay put and carried that the nou,i.. .on of said officers be Clos ed; d motion was thereupon duly made and carried that the secretary be in- structed to cast unanimous ballot for the three persons above named for the offices of Directors ol the Miner's & Nerchants Club. to hold offices un- til ,he first Monday in January. 1922. an. until their successors are elected and qualified. and declared the dtrec- tCss of the said Club for the term specified ~
 Deponcnt further states that he llkcS this attidavu and Ncrlication n accordance with the Statutes al Arizona providing for the incorpeir- ton, ot corporations of social kind. and mot, for, percGntary profit N'Apt the same is mudc, part oi, the above Articles of Incorporation al tho Miners X Merchants Club" as pro Vided by law.
 BERT CLEMENT.
 President Subscribed and sworn to hcIorc me this 18th day o( January, 1921. r E, THOMAS.
 Noiary Public. Commission expires Feb. {, les2.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
IpI|
"BIack And White"

With Dorothy Dalton playing three distinct roles and the scene of the sc- tiou varying from the upper stratum of Parisian life to the Indian jungle, Black Is white," the picture coming to the Central theatre tonight and Eagle theatre Thursday. promises novel entertainment. Miss Dalton portrays the faithful. retiring wife of an unreasonably jealous husband, a fragile invalid. and the dashing adopt. ed daughter of a French nobleman. Each delineation is said to be distinct and tribute to Miss Dalton's prow- ess as an emotional actress,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01

B0reM3lU, elected mayor on the So cialist ticket, who has resigned from the Socialist party.
 Barewoid IS bent on making DaVen- port a bad town for Bolshevists an d their sympathizers.
 I've been away for six years" he explains. referring to his association with the. Socialist party, and I'm mighty glad to get back on earth.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION MINERS q MERCHANTS clue

hNOW ALL MEN BY THESE q PRESENTS that we, the undersigned residents of Bisbee. Cochise County. State of, Arizona. do hereby associate ourselves together and form a corpor. , ation. under and by virtue of the provisions of Sections 2206. 22O7. 220s. 220s, 22l0. 22l1. 22l2. 22is and 2214. Chapter 5. Title g. of the Re vised Statutes of Arizona, 1913: aud the laws amendatory thereof. add hereby adopt the following Articles Of Incorporation:
 ARTICLE I. The name of the Cor. poration is Miners < Merchants Club" and the place of the transact ing of it's affairs and such business. as it may do under the laws Of it's incorporation. is Bisbee. Cochise coun. ty, State of Ariona.
 ARTICLE II. The general purpose of the Miners & Merchants Club" is the social and literary betterment Of it's members, the promotion Of friendly intercourse and fellowship or its members, and not for pecuniary profit of itself or it's members. | ARTICLE III. The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by Board of Three Directors, who shall be elected from among the members iof the Miners & Merchants Club" on the first Monday in January, of teach year. The officers or this cor poration shall consist of President, ce-President, Secretary and Treas urer. and the two latter offices may he held by the same person. Until the first annual meeting of the mem bers and until their successors are elected and qualified the President is Bert Clement. the President is J. R. Clement and the Secretary and Treasurer is A. Kline. The Directors elected to hold office until the first Monday in January, 1922. or until the successors are elected and qualified are A.>flline, Bert Clement and J. K. Clement
 ARTICLE ". This corporation : may make such rules. regulations, dis eipline and bylaws by majority vote Of it's members, as to them may seem just and proper. and shall provide for the initiation of it's members. their qualifications. mode Of election and all other things and acts that may be requisite in the premises.
 ARTICLE V. The time for the . commencement of this corporation | oAoh OC eAANf 1oe tltCSC 0AtNttc filled with the Corporation Commission in accordance with the law and the termination thereof shall be twenty five t25) years thereafter. with the privilege of renewal and right ot per. lpetual succession as required by law. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto affixed our signatures this 18th day of January. in the Year of Our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Twenty One.
 BERT CLEMENT. II A. KLINE,
 J. k. CLEMESl. STATE OF ARIZONA.
 County of Cochise. SS.
 Before me. F. F. Thomas. a Notary : Wublic, in and for the County of Co chise. Arizona. on this day personally lappeared Bert Clement. J. R. Clement . and A. Kline. known to me to be the persons therein named ana executed | the above instrument and acknowl. | edged to me that they and each of them, executed the above instrument ; for the purpose and consideration , therein set forth.
 Given under my hand and seal ot , office, this 18th day of January, 1921.
 r. l.. THOMAS.
 Notary Public
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-01
YESTERDAYS MAIL

Dear Kid:
 4 Texan wrose to the Phoenix Chamber Of Commerce recently say ira he heard Washington, Q. C., vas the seaport and asking them to sug- aest moving the capital from Wash inoton to some inland town, 50 in case Of invasion. tsc enemy could not capture the national capital. How did the Texan get that wayT
 Jasper Dear Jazz: I've tried to keep this colum non-secretarian non-essentiai