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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
COMMENTS ON THE FORD PRICE CUT
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

would stand or
tire
f5i8r taxes head.7Phadepha inquirer
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
WHY WE LIVE

found
their
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
Looks ENCOURAGING

TOMBSTONE - According to a
telegram received from Attorney Will
liam A. Bowen, representing Mrs.
Mary NJ. Costello, a written agree
ment has been perfected with the
United States Fidelity and Guarantee
company, by which public money on
deposit in the bank will be imme-
diately available. AS a rc5u;t OF this
written agreement the bonding COM
pany will be credited with deposits
in the bank in that sum, minus dis
count arranged in the agreement per-
fected in Los Angeles. This step is
an important one in arranging the af-
fairs of the bank for an immediate
reopening. Mr.. Bowen, in telephone
communication advised that he will
arrive in Tombstone shortly, when
the depositors' committee will report
on their work of securing pledges
from depositors for support of the in
stitution in the event of reopening
The committee, it is understood, has
very favorable report to make, and
it is expected that the institution
will be open for business in short
time.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
YOUR DESCENDANTS

poured
"A blending stand
type will eight inches
inches.
Hrdlcka scientist eight years inves
tigaton TO the Institute
northern Chinese
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conflicts
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portance
in blood t explains interest n prize1ights.
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
BILL BOYD, BANKRUPT,
SAYS HE WILL STAGE
COME BACK SHORTLY

Announcement that Boyd's drug
store, in Tombstone, would not be
opened for business today was re-
ceived by The Review last night from
w. T. Boyd. proprietor, over long dis
lance.
Boyd announced he had filed vol
untary bankruptcy petition.
Things just haven't been breaking
right for me over here" said Boyd.
And I'm simply out right now. The
store will be closed for awhile, but
I'll be back again just as soon as
can. Luck seems to have been against
me for quite a while, but I'm not
licked yet by a long ways. Tell my
friends that Bill Boyd will come
back just as soon IS he can
BOyd's drug store has. for years.
been the meeting place for both
Tombstone residents and visitors. and
its proprietor one of the county seat
most popular citizens.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
BY RUTH AGNES ABELINC
Chapter Xxx II Visit The Scene of Death

al. wasn't surprised that Philip
Ames had ended his life, for as
thought of our last conversation,
realized that at that time he had as
much as told ME he might do such a
thin.
And as l stood there in the dusk,
the telephone receiver still in my
hand, it was his wife of whom |
thought. What OF her-the woman of
the beautiful voice, the woman who,
it seemed, had never been part OF
her husbands life?
l wondered if she knew, ii Miss
Howard had called her and then
suddenly came the thought of Lila.
What would Lila do? Would she
feel d responsibility in the tragedy,
and would the accusation Of the tning
have an effect upon her treatment
of her husband?
l wondered how to tell her. l even
considered the wild scheme of trying
to keep the thing from her entirely,
but | knew that would be impossible
So, fearfully, l started up stairs
and went into my own room. | lis
tened a second. There was no sound
in Lila's room. | tapped lightly on
the door. Almost instantly she open
ed it.
He's asleep" she whispered.
| motioned her to come into my
room. AS | closed the door she grip
ped both my arms.
What is wrong?" she demanded
Her eyes in their fear were like those
Cling.
philip Ames is dead" l said. ''Io
killed himself"
Lila made no outcry. She put heI
hands over her eyes. | saw her fig
ure sway slightly. My room was
shadowy. l had not lighted the lights
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23

Her tears were her own. | thought.
| did not want TO see Them; | mad
no right.
FInany, through the DARKNESS, her
voice came TO me.
DOCS his wife know?" she asked.
Anu tnen | knew that Lila Ames no
longer cared for Philip.
Il don t KNOW" / half whispered.
Il suppose someone should go -
wnere dla-it happen" asked
Mr.. Ames.
AT his Office
Gould you-would yc:: go une:v
ana 90 an. thing you can to help 1!
Put our nome, any anything We ran
dc at Kaue disposal"
AS Mrs. AmeS opened the door to
her own room and the light fell on
her face, | saw that it was white and
haggarL.
/ looked with dread toward the
hours that were anead of me. AS
rode downtown, | tried to imagine
what the office would look like,
whether or not Philips wife would
WOuIu sun be crying.
found the door OF the office clos
ed. | knocked, then opened II.
Only a desk light was lighted, so
part of the grewsome thing was lost
in shadow. At the desk sat a wo-
man. | was fascinated by the beauty
of her profile and poise. She had
something in her hand, something
that she had half drawn out from
under the blotter on the desk. 1t
looked like a photograph.
As closed the door, she looked up.
She bowed slightly, faint smile quiv-
cred at the corners of her mouth, and
then she was on ner feet.
(To BE Continued)
Copyright, 1921, NEA Service)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
Commits suicide

Commits suicide
DOUGLAS - H. w. Wells, a pio-
neer of the county, committed suicide
in his ranch home near Lee station,
six miles from Douglas. Friday after
noon. He was found in his room late
yesterday evening with % long bull
let wound through his head. The gun
apparently had been placed against
the right temple, and the bullet
emerging from the left side. Judge
Taylor of Pirtleville, with cOrOners
jury of six men, with Frank Moore
as foreman, visited the scene of the
suicide. An inquest was held at 10
o'clock this morning at the NOR
tuary of Curlee Ames & Porter,
where the body was taken to be pre-
pared for burial. According to his
family there was no apparent reason
for their father to end his life. Al
though an aged man, he was in fairly
good health and never was heard to
complain. He is survived by several
sons who live on his ranch near
Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
Another School Building

WILCOX - The grammar school
trustees have passed a resolution to
call an election Tor the purpose of
voting $4,000 bonds Tor better gram
mar school facilities. 1t is planned
to purchase about one block of land
within the city limits and to build ii
three-room school buiiuing in such a
manner that more rooms can be add
ed to it as further eXigencies arise.
A room for the kindergarten is now
being built on the grammar school
grounds near the grammar scnooI. It
is well known feet that the gram
mar school is badly over crowded =
present
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
FREMONT EMPLOYEES
ACCEPT OPEN SHOP

CHICAGO. Oct %. - CBy the AS
sociatel Prcss.) - The United States
railroad labor board announced to-
night that it had received word that
the employees of the fremont and
Gulf Railroad company, 67-mile
line in Louisiana had accepted the
open shop ana that, consequently. as
there was no dispute, the board re-
linkuished the jurisdiction it yester-
day announced it had assumed over
the road
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
'NEWSUD"

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all the
flying
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feetwi Idle and
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
Visit County Seat

TOMBSTONE - Prof j. A. Rock
fellow and ii. S. Buckley of the Co
chise Stronghold, were visitors III
Tombstone Friday on business. Mr..
Buckley, who owns the largest peach
orchard in the Stronghold district,
and who produces the famous Strong
hold peach, lost his crop to early
frosts this year, but is preparing TO
protect his orchard from such pos
sibility next season.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23

WILCOX -- Murray Johnson, aC-
compdnIed by his father, II, j.. John
son, went to Los Angeles 1uesGay.
Murray has never fully recovered
rem the fall he sustainec aoUuJ 80
months ago. when horse fell will
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
LUCK

LNEDEuCK GARDNER inherited 100000
rolads though nothing
happened
you If like
too idlug
old
Work. joy OF
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
CHARLES AGAIN
THREATENS WAR
CONTINUES FROM PAGE ONE,
the peasant population. outbreak OF
an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. already
has been reported.
Government is Formed

VIENA, Oct. 22.-(Dy the Associat-
ed Press Former Emperor Charles
of Austria-Hungary. arrived at OGDEN
burg, Bergenland, Friday afternoon in
an airplane from Switzerland, accord
ing to an Oedenburg message today,
and is reported to be proceeding to-
ward Budapest, supported by OGDEN
burg troops.
A provisional government, the adj
vices state. has been formed in Berg
enland in the eX-emperor's interest.
The district of Bergenland is dis
puted territory lying along the from
tier between Austria and Hungary. IL
was awarded to Austria, but was oc-
Cupied some months ago by Hungari-
an irregular troops. At conference
in Venice last week, it was decided
Bergenland should be turned over tC
Austria, but that Oedenburg and its
surrounding district should hold a
plebiscite which would decide the fut
ure status of that immediate territory
Hungarian leaders, particularly for
mer Premier Friedrich, declared they
would not withdraw the hungarian
troops in the district.
Charles once before attempted &c
regain power in Hungary but there
was threat on the part of the Ittle
entente -consisting of Czecho Slo,a
kia, Jugo Savia and Rumauia-tC
take military action against Hungary
if he was not forced to leave the cour
try. The allied governments ais
made representations to Admiral Hor
thy, the Hungarian regent. in an zen
deavor To secure the expulsion .
Charles, and he returned to Switzer
land last March.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23

nm. 1t appears that one side of his
body is bereft of feeling entirely. An
N-ray picture taken OF his head re-
Gently to determine if a clot o. oiouu
was pressing against his brain, but
the picture did not disclose any.
Whether the clot had been aDsorued
and left fluid matter which is caus-
ing the paralysis of the nerves could
not be ascertained. He will remain
ON the coast for some time under
treatment. II. ]. Johnson VIII. return
in few days after Murray has been
placed under proper care.
All At Once
DOUGLAS - THAT it never rains.
but it pourS." is the opinion of Dong
las friends OF Miss Edna II. Martin,
who was called a few weeks ago 20
Traverse City, Mich, from this city
on account of the death of her sister
in-law. She went to take charge of
her brothers family of small chill
dren. According to word received
yesterday Miss Martin was operated
upon al Petosky. Mich. Monday fof
appendicitis ana her nephew. Lloyd
Martin, s years old. fell the day pre-
ceding, and broke his arm. while the
youngest child of the bereaved IanIl
Is has pneumonia and is not expect
ed Ia live. A heartless burglar en-
tered the home of the Martins on the
night following Mrs. Martins funeral
ana took her watcl, ma chain. rings
and other jewelrv. which had been
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
Rsab Is OCCUPIED

BUDAPEST, Oct. - Raab. ~ tn
Danube. i'm northwestern Hungary
has been occupied by 10000 royals
troops, md royalist cabinet has been
formed there. according to tClc-
phone message from Raab tonight.
The premier ot the Raah cabinet is
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23

given as stephen Rakovsky. former
president Of the national assembly:
the minister of war, Major OesteuburG
art the minister of the interior. NJ.
BcnicZky, former minister of the in
terror in the Huzcar cabinet. Mem
bcrs " the parliament which proceed.
= the revolution have been conyoked
Raab.
Reliable troops OF the Hungarian
OVernment forces have been sent
westward to give warning against
my attempt to restore former Emper
ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23
Around The County

Interesting items about persons, events and conditions
from Tombstone Wilcox, Pearce Los Cabezas, Douglas
and other towns in Cochse county, gathered together each
day by The Reviews out-of town-neyvs editor
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23

placed in box as keepsakes for her
mother.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-23

The foregoing message from the
Associated Press correspondent at
Budapest. bears the Budapest filinG
lime of $50 p. IN. today. II contains
the first direct Budapest advices
since the announcement OF Emperor
Charles coup, aud it may Ice sIgnifi-
cant that it carries no ention of any
o;erturn at Budapest put that. in
stead. il reCor', the formation Of
legitimate ministry at Raab. some 20
miles from the hungarian capital
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

ssa ens. aa' sanas ss 5.ys ss'.a saa sisss ss
sra Isfra race tpnrse .s7,o; shree-y -year-osds
| Esrna,a pw1aa' sne ciaaminx; ak furionzs)--
! to 2, Won; Misercorde. los fKeissvs
70 I 70 and to { sacond: lanokln
third. M ss1snss'' Tims i,a,1s t. 4 . ana 70
Go Lucky, starkader. Ks nan stfietto XXX XXX
Sweeplet alEo ran. ~
Fourth RAGE epurse s7Co; three -ysar-olss
and to j.. won; crystal Day. tss z tE. Z
Barnes}, 6 to 3, I to q and TO 1. xccond !:
sns no Gaafril9n; r. ;, log tKsnnedyl ! to to
Vim. Trenrtno. Sentry and Second Cousin
also ran.
Fifth racs. tnr se $1,000: La Marin
sMandicap; s.. three ear-olds ana upwsrsi:
Pieksas,, s0nssoIs'feeso so ana e E va0s a0s
to !. second: ii ' aTy q. IS efsnmsn5 sssn ana
s;oss-s ps,....na Il J anA n,s svsn. third Ttzns
Kit and Redland also ran.
., Sixth raes eSe .dded: thr-e-yssr-
6sas M ana upw;xe: President Menccal Ran
q,tA ,s one raas and unartsrl l-s Harron.
sea Prsncs. sT tPs:la.sns is to : g
! and to /, second fRanc1@r, 1al fCrurnnl
te !: 9 e 5 and q to Z. third Tina.
3:os s-b. New track rec1rd. fEahorfer.
Eread Mas, Haaly, Wa4uut Han, sweet
Music. pccpd, -crunweIl, rhs Pirate ana
sweep Cls<n Also ran sc'aurIed. fCospied.
! ssvsnsh racs lparss sapa; spar-year-s
sns IT, sis,san r., ena nth .n :
Z. evan and to ?, won: Attorney Musr.
| 1a6 -tI-aneastsra. 3 10 1. % s and TO &
second; Sarnpsr Hsaiwart. 1876 fTrxncisl'
Ia Il nsymsl Il ans san n sin.s .aasa rynas ss
.HsnenAh and RvncvAna a,no ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Winner Of Important Con.
test Will Have Claim TO-
Eastern Championship.

The luu that precedes the stovn has
been reached In the intercollegiate
Leasue bsskesbaFl championship tour
nament. The players on the various
seains'are engrossed IN their naid-year
examinations, and the new serle stersis
likely to find several of the varaity
passera minus their regular positions
owing 10 insufficient credits in their
studies.
While no league game is scheduled
n+il q week from Saturday, Februarx
annals OF insercoiiePiAte baskuxbaIl
will be played this Wednesday evening
in Wightn1an HAH, the home court OF
the University of Pennsylvania Ave,
leaders in the championships competil
tion. The. contestants will be Penn
and the New York University team,
which last winter won the national
amatetir title in the A: A. U. tourriA-
uent at New Orleans.
The Quaker City players won the
league honors last year, but refused
after the latter outfit that gathered in
the national laurels in the southland
~. Y. U. challenged Che Red and Blux
before the local squad went to New
Orleans vainly. and repeated the chal-
lenge upon the return with the cham-
pionship wreath.
The winner Of the game this week
will have an undispnted claim to the
Eastern championship. Penn holds the
lead in the league tournament, while
n. Y. U. ALSO has yet to suffer defeat.
Last year the only blot on the New
Workers. record was setback by the
Army at West Foint, but this was
wiped out several weeks ago when the
local boys invaded the plateau and
trimmed the Cadets.
The contest Will bring out several Of
the best players in the court game to-
day: The outstanding star is Danny
McNichol, captain and right guard cf
the Penn passers. This lad is unuues-
tionahly the greatest foul goal Sharp
shooter the sport has ever produced,
and if the N. Y. u. men are not cau-.
tious their penalties will surely en-
compass their downfall, for McNichoi
misses very few from the 15-foot mark.
Penn owes it's position at the head OF
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Herron Breaks
Track Record
On Cuban Soil
Popular Cob Raeess to Vic,
tory In rresid dezss Aferccal
Handicab Before 0,00O

Specsd1 Corrssr0nstomos, To- TIE Tribune
HAVANA, Jan. 8os--Spurred On by
the csseets' Of 5000 PERSONS HERON.
racing in the cclorB Of the Alvsres
Stable, won ths President Menocxf
Handtcap, one mile and . quastsr. at
Oriental Park to-day, and the victory
Of the colt wass psrhxps the most pop
ular ever recorded on the island.
In Leading home d grand field Fer
ron created new trunk record when
he ran the distance In the remarkably
two-fifths OF a second faster than the
old mark.
The colt defeated Sea Primes, de-
spised outsider In the betting, By q
nose, while Kaucher was third four
lengths bsck.
The race carried net value Of
$4,925, which Is one Of the richest
events to be decided at the Cubau
track. Sea Prince and Sweep Clsan
alternated I'm the lead {or the first mile
and then Sweep Clean quit. Sea Prince
then drew away, but IN the last six
teenth Herron, under Kelsxy's power
sui ride, Responded gs1neiy to urging
and. closing with rush. caught Sea
Prince in the last stride astsf won.
The pace was terrific from the start.
The quarter was run in 0:23 3-6, halt
niie in O:46 2-5; sir furlongs in
1:I1 3-G; the mile in 1888 S-6, and the
mile and quarter in 2:033-5.
The La Marin Handicap, which at
cracted fair field Of sprinters, re-
suited in a. victory for Sirocco, the ia
vorite, but his margin at the end was
only hcad. Guaranteed was second,
with Henry G. third.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Penn and N. Y.U. Basketball
Teams to Clash This Week

the league standinr TO tie rss4srkabis
foul goal shooting Of Mcflichols III their
two games the Quakers have scored
forty eight points, and just two-thsrds
OK this number, thirtys tW0; were 4ars
nered sby McNicifol FROM thS penalty
line. He also has made twos doubles
from the floor.
OEly one league game was Mayed
last week and Princeton won this from
Dartfnouth, so TO 29S In the last second
or play, a fiood goal thrown By Armand
Legendre deciding The issue just befors
the last whistle blew
Cullen, the Dartmouth right for
ward, increased his lead In the indi-
vidnal scoring rercr Nth so points
and now shows the ". to McNschcl,
Penn, and Sidman, Cornell, by twenty
touF markers However, Cullen has
played in five games to. two for Me-
Niehol and four by Sidman. Cullen
has made the most floor goals, 1a,
while the Penn captain still is in front
IN. foul goals, with 80. Dartmouth has
Tailed the most points, 12G, and has
beSn scored upon most often, it's op-
~ :aenSs having piled up 116 points.
Following are the Individual point
scoring and team records:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Real Estate News

able nunabsr n Amsr1can hems build
ers they might gain some hope frcrt
the promisss 81 sslss s1abssssders
sent here to sell, for the erection Is
American homes, building matsrial
nanufactursA III . country sgainyt
which the pTpspectivs homo owners
sent their sons in battle and with which
Amsrics is still technicslly st wAr.
This may account Tor the fact thxt
contractors have shown x@luetance
about accepting this material as club
to batter down domestic building ma
terial prices. The price situsti0a has
changed so greatly since the first over
lures for foreign building materials
were made Iast autumn that the era Of
q prics war from that cause ~ now
quite remote except, possibly, in the
glass market. Lfnseed oil is still
headed downward, plaster 10 of 1214
cents in manufacturing cost and 871z
cents in eooperAge cost, TO the public
benefit this week, and before another
week slapses It Is likely that another
price cut will be announced, running
from 30 TO 40 cents . barrel In deliv-
cred cement
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Bouts Hereubouts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Star 8. C.-Jimmy Kane VS.. Wal
ter Eddy. Is rounds
Broadway Club, Broohlyn-Har-
vey Bright va. aDutch~ Brandt Is
rounds.
TUESDAY
Colosseum Club, Newark-Msrcss
Thomas vs. Mickey Walter. Ia
WEDNESDAY
COHinnenwealth s.. C.-BOh Roaer
W. Al Roberts, II rounds.
FRIDAY
Pisnser 8. C-Lon Begssh vs.
Wildcat B1neklyn Nelsen. Is
ruuxsas.
EAat New Te1k A. A.-WiIAe
Spencer ". Frankie Fay, rs rpunds,
SATURDAY
Pioneer 3. C--Wfllsa 1eeeher w
Jimmy DaAY, Is xuunds.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Home Buying in New Jersey

The thrse-st0fy six-fami1y house. at
299 New York Avenue, Newark n. T.,
33.4x100, has been sold bv the Orsae
Realty Company for Anthony Puchal-
ski through Louis SchlesinxsY, Tnc.,
who recently sold sol New York Ave
nue., adjoining.
Street, 25x1O0, has been sold by David
Hall to John Beattee through Feist 3
Feist.
Miss Florence NJ. Wulf purchased
the house Of Fl. C. Egerton ct Is Park
Road, Maplewood, N. j. Mr.. George
Corbett, of New York, has sold lots
on Oakland Road, Maplewood. to ".
4. Vsndiwere and Carl James.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Havana Res,1lts

TrsAas, 100 iFrHaeisa, q - I. 8 Go s and
9 TO =, wun: Little Ruaz. III 1Dreyar1.
IN4 (Ksnnsdyl. s TO q esen ard I 70 ( 4
taFd. Txna, 1s1s 1-5. HhastA. Musket.
Hhadarsss 5utaxnd. Lyric, Hcatsr ana
Saga alsn ran.
claiming; six u-longa}--WiraiI ie3 (Rob-
fnscns, 60 l., TO and sren, wan:
Cl&ate. fU8 ttvtlsc1,, 9 to s, 8 to S and
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Lewis Training for Bo,a.

Ted Kfdy Lewis is training at Lake
wood for his next fight with Jack
Britton for the worlds welterweight
championship at Madison Squsre Gar
den week from tonight. The weight
is lat pounds at 2 O'clock. Man&ger
Charley Harvey has assigned frankie
Fleming and Harry Watson amons
others to help condition the former
titleholder. The Engfishman. Is quickly
getting into his former condition..
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Folks From Other States
Come to Long Island In T i've

E. 9. 4 8. r. Voss, Of Cedarhurst.
have~leased for Dallas Brewer q cot
tage on West Broadway, Hewlett, Z. l.:
to Hampton Robb, OF Boston, for three
years, and for James E. Jennings =
residence on Central Avenue, Lawrence.
L. l., to DR.. Benjamin r. Allison, of
White Sulphur Springs, ". Va.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Selling in Bronxville Section

flsh q Marvin have sold for Charles
| Marvin his property at Lawrenee
Park West, conRisting of dwelling.
garage and about one acre of ground
to Ralph Hinchman jr. The same
brokers and e. J. Lucas have sold q
large plot in Pondfield Crossways, at
Bronxv;He, to A. e. Betteridge, of New
York. 1t is the purchasers intention &c
build residence for his own occn-
uaucv
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Cednev Farun Estate Sold

Prince & Ripley sold the dwelling
owned by Howard Willetts on Park
Drive, Gedney Farm. White Plains, b.
M. J. Collins. The property was held
at $25, 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Gets Home in Staten Island

George st. John Sheffield SOLD
through Cornelius G. Kolf dwelling
on Delafield AvenEe in the Sheffield
Tract, Sunset Hill section. West New
Brighton, S. L., to JAIME. Lyons, who
will improve the urouarty.