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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-20
STEERS BEING SHIPPED THROUGH TUCSON TO
 FEED MEXICAN ARMY

Tt CSON. Feb l6-The West Coast Cattle company forwarded shipment of F carloads Of steers to Mexico City over the Southern Pacific on Monday. The company has 2 contrac: with the Mexican government to supply the cat tie for the army and the government: hospitals of which the shipment on Monday was part. Rudolph Mango had charge of the cattle and will re- turn to Tucson after delivery to the Mexican authorities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-20
REPORT POST OFFICE
 CHANGES THROUGHOUT
 STATE: FOUR PATENTS

Announcement was made today Df appointments to postmasterships dur ing the past month
 The following were appointed. ac- cordinc to reports
 w A Combs at Central. Graham county. succeeding Willard Tyffe. re, signed
 William II Saxton. at Gerauimo. succeeding Bessie Windham. re signed. Graham county.
 C. A. Bonham at Cherry Yavapai county. succeedinu Kate Allen. re- signed
 W. C. Crow. at Hayden Junction. succeeding Joseph T. Boughter r.. signed. Pinal county
 Clifton Hill at Navajo. Apache county succeeding Bernice E. Hule.. resigned
 Marie 0 Dowd at Saoataon. in Pinal county succeeding Them F Grizzard, resigned
 x. M AIhr"d, al Artcsil, Graham county. succeeding Norman Taylor. resigned
 Henry stone al Lichton. Maricopa county succeedinr Bettie Wilk-. re signed
 Felix T. Sparks at Maunette. Mari copa county. succeeding Harry w StrougInan. resigned
 The report stated that q pos, office has been established al I.opeant. Mo have county. in charge 0; Matte w Reisch
 Dr C. NJ Mitchell has been ap- pointed pension examiner al Phoenix
 Pensions were granted last month to Fred C. Moore. of Phoenix. NJ Baxter of Buckeye and Mary Monkpr of Phoma
 Patents were granted to AdOlph hnkel of Phoenix. who perfected q vegetable glue. Henry CrOwther. of kincman who perfected spark plus Robert F. McCallen of Pres cutt. shoe lace hook. and l.. II Wal. lace. ol Phoenix. a battery car holder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-20
STOCK RAiSERS OiSPlEASED
 OVER CUT RATE, IS CLAIM

EL PASO. Tex Feb. l6.- Excursion rates of fare and unenalf granted by railroads from Texas. New Mexico. Arizona and Oklahoma points for the Panhandle and Southwestern Stock mcns association meeting here Oa March l are contingent on the condi. ton that local secretary ! N Sauburn sends out certificates ot membership to every person before he shall get adyantag. of the rates.
 The contingency comes as distinct disappointment 10 secretary Sanburn. as h, had hoped that the excursion rates would be open to tine public. He says that the stockmen's association does not keep complet" roll of its membership. as a church or lodce would do. that there are many men who contribute to the financial up- [ h'fp VI 'H' aSSo' ldtlpu. anu Nup would be glad To attend the conven- tion. whom il will be impossible 70 communicat" with and provide with certificates of membership in time to take advanias" of the special rates iI coming to the convention
 Mir Sanburn says that back in 1917, when excursion rates were easily o>,- taincd and when open rates were ey tended to the public at large, there wcr" about ;;V0U people in the city for the convention Last year no special rates were allowed As the cOntin- scucy this year practically amounts to no rates at all Mr Sanburn says the attendance is not expected to reach it's old time proportions. as it mgiht under open rates.
 Open rates for the general public have been allowed for the southwest ern exposition and fat stock show in Fort Worth. which will be held imme- diately !o!iuwins the convention her
 The failure to get open rates to Fl paso is disappointine to those in charge uf the convention. Local ra;l Nay men express regret that the rates are not open 50 that round trip tickets coCid be purchased by anyone at the point oi origin. and the matter would b" done with.
 '''The proposition is handled by al- thoriti's too far from the place to be served" said Mir. Sanburn. The Southwest passenger bureau at St Louis doesn't understand conditions here. therefore our disadvantage
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-20
OPEN MINE COURSES

PHOENiX. Feb 15-Training cour,- es for mine foremen will he started at Copper Hill and Globe next week, according to James T. Ryan. super visor of trades and industries in the state department of education. He said he would also assist in organiz- ing trade classes in Miami
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-20
ITALIAN LAeoRER IS
 KILLED BY cAvEIN

GLOBE, Feb l5-Whiie engaged in levelng off a piece of ground prepar atory to the construction of house, Joseph Brizzele. of Miami. an Italian laborer. was instantly killed yesterday when bank of earth fell and precipi- tated him against the handle of wheelbarrow. crushing his skull.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-20
GOVERNOR COMPUTES
 SENTENCE OF TWO
 COCHISE PRISONERS

Sentences of two prisoners from Co., chise county. now serving long terms in the state penitentiary at Florence were cOmmuted yesterday by Cover. nor Thomas F.. Campbell. according 10 dispatches received last night. Gila county prisoners sentence was also commuted and four paroles were granted by the state executive. acting on the recommendation of the boar,i of pardons and paroles. which met in Florence February :.
 The communications follow:
 Earl stone, conficted in Cochise county of murder in the second d..- gree and sentenced August I. 1917. to serve l5 years to life. commuted 10 r. years. Joe Valencia. sentenced February 2S. 1918. to serve ten years to life following conviction in Ccchise county on charge of second degree murder. commuted to 15 years. Luis Rodriguez. convicted in Giia county of first degree murder and sentenced January F. 1912, to life imprisonmen, commuted to 9 years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-20
SCIENTISTS DISCOVER FIRST
 PIONEER OF ARIZONA. MISTER
 GLYPToooN. OF CURTIS FLATS

The most recent excavations con. ducted hy Dr Gidley of the Smithson ian Institution. and members of the l. :. Geological Survey and the Bu. reau oi Mines. in Curtis Flats be- tween Tombstone and Benson. have resulted in the discovery of the bones ol eiyptodou says the Bisbe" R.. view
 And the elyptoduu. or what is let of him. could truly boast of being the earliest pioneer of Cochise county, could he come back to life today A! though hut mass of petriiied bones. the glyptodon. in his time. was per sonage in the mammal world who commanded considerable respect
 He was distant relative to the ar midilio of the present time resembling the armilillo great deal. although many times larger The slyptodon lived long before the Pleistocene. or glaris! period. aud his remains have been found in the glacial deposits of south America. and less commonly 'n parts of Florida and Texas So far IS known. the homes unearthed from Curtis Flats are the first proofs that the elptodon ever extended his do- main into Arizona
 Although the elyp;odon may have corresponded tp the cave mems idea of pretty pet. the best pictures of hin. that modern science has been able to compile show that he would hardly take a beauty prize at q pet stock show in modern times The 'clyp' often measured h feet or mora in length His body was huge shel. comparing in appearance a that of a tuEl'- anu III S'4 u'tHi' " mat 'A '' crocodile This shell was made up o. small five ar siA-sided plates covered, in turn. with smaller horny plates
 The "glyp had no windshield. but he did possess strong headshieid be- hind which he could draw his head at  tine approach of an enemy. He hal four toes on his front feet and five on his hind feet The "glyp' had coy way of using his huge tail. Whenever he became involved in q right of-wav argument with some other mammal. Mr Giyptodon promptly slapped his opponent in the face with his tail, or swung the tail around and handed the enemy a powerful right-cross. Tn this manner il is presumed. tn" -.gIyp' also killed smaller mamma s with which he desired to grace the Sunday dinner table for himself and ihe Mrs and the little "glyps."
 The elyptodon's hooflike claws in dicate that he could hardly have been a burrowing animal like his Texas descendants. the armidillos. Nor IS it believed that he could swim in the manner of his other grandchildren the alligators and crncodiles. Just how long ago il was that the Curtis Flats pioneer roamed around th;s part of the country is mystery. for no diary was found in his pockets, but. as he was d resident of the south west before the period when the cla- ciers got the wanderlust. MT. Glypto don probably lived at least million years ago
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-20

MA-California company to thor oughiy develop and subdivide f360 acres in Mohawk valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

MI success and happiness in life
depend upon the nervous system.
which consists OF countless millions
of coils. In these cells is stored that
mighty mysterious energy which we
call nerve force. When your nerve
force becomes weakened or exhausted
you may suffer from all kinds OF alarm
ing symptoms. The nervous woman OF
leisure feels bright and like herself during
nay exciting pleasure. set every time she
INDUCES in such. she IS only further
spending hcr already small supply OF re-
serve nerve force and further aEsravating
her already lcmcntabic condition when
such a woman has no exciting pleasure.
She at once feels morbid and d pressed.
has headaches. periods of great weakness
and moods in which she wants to scream.
The nervous business man feels in "a
pcrrctual hurry. lie H. impatient and
restless while waiting for his car OF
luncheon. lie cats rapidly. hdIcts. and at
night losses ana thinks FOR an hour or
two before he can go to sleep His mem
DRY fails. his judgment becomes poor and
he often makes bad decisions. which
greatly iniurc and sometimes ruin his bust
studies and cannot fastcn his attention
houackccpcr Is highly irritable. forEcis
whore sls puts things AMI often cannot
remember what abe started to do. At
night she often has II good cry and cS-
cuscs IL by saying st Is Il relief for her
nerves. when II means high state OF
nerve force exhaustion. without nerve
force" your vii! power becomes weakened.
You hav. noble impulses and desires. but
you do not carry them through The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
MAY REFUSE PETITION OF
NATIONAL GROCERS' BODY
Asks 10 BE Allowed to Inter.
vcnc in Case Of Five
Big Packers.
lBy Associatd Prcas.I

WASHINGTON Sept. 2l.-Jus,icc
stafford. of the Supreme Court OF tho
District OF Columbia. today strongly
minated that he would refuse the
petition of the National Wholesale
Groccrs' Association to intervene i'm
the packers ease. which involves ti
vorccmcnt Of the five big packers
from all business except meat pack
Ing.
Justice Stafford was about to make
such "a ruling today, when former
Senator IIokc Smith. Of Georgia, on
behalf OF the Southern Wholesale
Grocery Association, which had been
allowed by Justice lIochIing To inter
vcnc. asked to he heard on the prop
"sition. The court granted tho re-
quest and. on being notified by gov
crnmcnt attorneys mat the Depart .
mrnt Of Justice would move to str!ka
out the Intervention OF the Southern
Association. set the matter for argu
mcnt Tuesday.
When counsel for the Dcpartmcn,
Of Justice had pointed out that the
National Wholesale Groccrs' AsSocia .
ton was not Il party 4" the packers
eases. and questioned it's rights to in
tcrN"nc. Justice Stafford said: These
cases were instituted by the Attorney
General. who is supposed Ia safe
guard the public interests and. Il
these parties have q right to :utcr-
vcnc because they have a dir"rcn,
view Of the public interests. thus
anybody in the United States. havini;
financial interest in these matters.
could seek to Intervene
Here Senator Smith arose and ASK"
the court to defer action unit: he had
an opportunity to present the legal
phases of the matter. lie declared
he ~ confident Of tho legal right OF
tho Eroccrs association to intervene
and that such right had been upheld
by the United states Supreme Court
in similar case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM
Nerve FORCE EXHAUSTION?
How to Tell and What to Do.
Thousands failures in life and burden to themselves
and families from depletion of the nervo-val fluid.

most piiiful sight in life is man or
woman who has mo will" or all diseases.
except insanity. there are few. II any
more terrible In their nature than OK
haust!on OF tho ncrvo-v vita! mud In sucn
cases, IL Is often worse than loui!sh 70
take mere stimulating medicines or mar
cote drugs, which only whip np your 'hS
ginE vital powers for tho moment. may DO
at tho expense OF your lie later on WIZ
you nocd is To put more nerN" l"i't m
your nerves and more iron into yonF blood.
70 helm make now nerve force With which
to feed your starving nerve cells rh!S IS
most effectively accomplished b. the !r-"
Us. Of Nuxatcd Iron. rms valuable
prodnct contains the principal chemical
constituent Of active living nerve force an
"A form which most nearly resembles that
In the nerve and brain cells of man.
IL also contains organic iron like the
iron in your blood and like tho iron in
spinach. len;ils and apples This form OF
iron will not blackcn nor injurc TIA" t..ath
nor unset the stomach. II L. AN entirely
different thing from metallic Iron whicl,
people usually take. NuxHtcd Iron may
therefore be termed both a blood and a
nerve food las IL feeds strength .ivln. iron
ingredient OF active. living nerve force 10
your brain and nerve cells. over four mil
lion people are using Minated Iron ANN
ally, and from the remarkable beneficial
results which IL has produced the mann.
facturrrs feel so certain OF its cHIcnry
that they guarantee sat!sfaC Glory results tn
every purchaser, or they VIII refund your
money. Beware of Substitutes look for
tho word 'NuNat"d' on every pncknro
Nuxnicd Iron for il.v blood and nerves
Is sold by all druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
NEW JUDGE TO TRY
POPE AND RAWLINS
Alleged SinyrrS or George Hickman
To Face jury Separately
for Trial.
HHv observation-disclosures


CESONVIl.LE. FLA. Sept III
Circuit judrc Gibbs today granted u
severance in the ease OF John H. Pope.
local attorney. and Frank I;awlins.
indicted Jointly for murder in the
first dcEr"" as Il result of the kill
ing by itawlinS indicted Jointly for
murder in the first degree ae Il re-
suit Of the killing hy Rawlns here
September of George Hickman. man
to rob Hickman of the box office
receipts. ordered the trial Of Pope To
begin first. denied Il motion for 4
change Of venue and instructed that
selection of the jury begin.
Circuit Judge Simmons. who had
sat in the case, disqualified himself
late yesterday after popc's counsel
had pleaded tina, he was prcju,liccd
and Judge Gibbs was assumed ny
Governor IIardcc To act in his etoad
Pope. whose Indictment resulted
from an alleged statement by RawliuS
that ropc had !nstigatcd the at
tempted robbery of the thCatcr. is re-
:arlcd rs an able criminal lawyer,
aud h" is expected ia assist his c"un-
sci. Edgar q. waybripEt who. until
he took up the practice Of law. was
ono of the bcst-kn"wm I;aptis, min
iStcrs in Florida aud Frank Pope. his
brother. an attorney az DaNtnna.
state Attornc.. Wid"man is being :tS-
sisted in the prosecution BY William
\. liallOwcS. .Ir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

relied on s. s s 70 clear their 5lood
OF waste products. <. $, s. VIII i'm
prove tho quality OF your blood by
relieving you OF tho vast" products
which cause Impoverished blood and
it's allied troublcs-sktn lisordcrl.
rheumatism and lowered vitality.
Tho same qualities which give :. S.
s. its beneficial effect In clearing your
blood Of waste products make II cX
trcmcly desirable Tor keeping your
blood in good condition.
Get $. s. s. al your druggist. Use
il strictly according 20 directions
and write Chief Medical Director.
Swift Specific CO.. DTS S. S. S. Lab
oratory, Atlanta. Ga. for snccial med
zeal advice twithout CHARGE. He is
helping people every day 10 regain
their health and strength. ASK him
to send YOU his illustrated booklet.
Facts About the lIlood"-frcc. $.
3 : is sold by all drug storcs.-
Advert iSrncnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
I,ui,iin- Permit. Issued.

futlIinG Inspector Eutl"r Mon
day issued permits 10 Minnie H. Cen
try {" huiId a franz" aud stucco
dwelling a, "lii l:d%cwooi Avenue.
to COS, s5.7it HAY r Thornton. to
build branch poSt-ofijc" building at
800" Erookland Park Boulevard to
cost Sli.00o: II y Bowen. TO build u
metal garage ut 600 Wcs, Thirty Soc
nud street. To cost Sl5o. Applica-
tions for permits were ilcd by the
First Baptist Church. colorcd. to
nuild u brick dwelling NJ l505 Dcca-
,ur street. To cost $4,000. ANA to NJ.
l.. STAPLES. To build a brick store at
Gli-lG Hui street. To cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
GEORGIA MURDERER is
PAROLED By GOVERNOR
rh stefan. ndrr Lie sentence. Freed
After Serving: Ten Years in
Prison.

ATLANTA. Ga. sept ol-Dr.
W. !. McNaugh,ou, serving a life
sentence At tho State Prison Farm at
Miilcdgcvilir for the murder Of Fred
Flanders. farmer OF Emanuel
county. today Was parolcd by Gov
"rn"r liardwick.
Mrs. FLANDERS. who was Jointly in
dict"d with McNaushton. never was
brought to trial.
MrNauEhton originally was SEN
fenced I" he hanged but his SEN
tcncc WAS committed Z" III" imprison-
m"nt and he hae served ten years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
rcmpcs, Doc. Gren, Damage in s,ur,

COENCA. SPAIN. Sept 2l.-;rcot
damage has been done by a terrific
tempest III Motilll del Paiancar. a ,i,v
about forty miles couthcast of here.
y dispatch crom that place says a
large number Of houses have been de-
Stroycd and that twelve bodies have
thus far been recovered. II is feared
there Will be Il Larger number Of
casualties aS whole families arc re-
ported Ia hav" disappeared. Relief
work is heinz organized by the au-
thoritics in nearby cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

posed In resolution introduced i'm
the House today by Representative
Foster. Republican. Ohio. who sur-
Ecs,cd that tht inquiry be under
taken by House Mines and Mining
Subcommittee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

fractured by hoavy stick or other
weapon.
officers and citizens have been OH.
IaGed day and nigh, in searching for
the missing negro. I:iuuuhnunds
nave been brought into ~actiun. but
without result
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Memphis rlnnt Destroyed.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Sept. 2l-Firc
Yesterday destroyed the plant OF Tho
southern Boiler and Tank Works and
an adjoining warehouse. and dam
aged several nearby buildings in AN
Industrial district in North Memphis.
The loss was estimated at approNi-
matcly sION.0OO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only as toiu IN each
package of genuine i6aycr Tablets OF
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during - years. and
proved safe by millions Take no
chances with substitutes. II you see
the Baycr Cross on tablets. you can
take them without fear for Colds
Headache. Neuralgia. rheumatism.
Earache. Toothachc. LunbaEo and
for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggist
also sell larger packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark OF Bayer Manu-
facture OF Monoaccticac;d OF
Salicylica id.-Advcrtiscmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
virginia Ncsrr.s Dies n,,l, ,.nr.

81. LOUIS. Sept. 2l.-Janc Huriam
q hcef'SS, ia years old. who was :,
SItNc on Virginia plantation until
ir'ch after the War between tho
states. died yesterday at Alton. III
where she had resided for nearly half
Il century Two daurht"rs. both DC.
t"scnariane. Martha Jackson 81. ui
Alton. and Betty Hall. 50. of Bloom
imEl0m. Ill. SURVIVE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
FARMER MORTALITY
WOUNDED BY NEGRO
islnck strikes Man Over IIrnd After
BurE! IL Dcmul-

IHy Associated rrcss.I

STATESNiLL.E. " e., sept. I'll
robert Dishman. 10. prominent
farmer and iumEcrman. who was
mortality wounded Sunday night by
i'"n fenson. negro. following Il col
'sioh on the thiplcy Ford Road. six
,''icS from here. in which E-nson's
pu ,s WAS partly demolished 10y
Ni'''"h automobile, died yestcr-
nay morning without rcraiuinr con-
HGioushcss. Mr.. Dishmau's Hkuu wnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

rron"Sc Further Mine Probc
WASHINGTON. Sept 2l-Anothcr
invcstication of conditions In the
West Virginia coal fields was pro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

nlE down pains |
couldhardly domy
ioasework. The
doctor said. II
y ou can have
another baby it.
might be the hest
thing for you but
! am afraid YOU
cannot ! began
taking Lydia l..
Ilrthan4 S Ncge-
table Compound
and my baby was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
BABY BORN
!: ! On PEACE DAY
After Mother Had Been
Restored TO Health by
Lydia f. Pinkham's
i Vegetable Compound

|; Salisbury Mass. =" For seven years
! had female trouble and such bear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

Kelly Cords are made in two types: the
Kant-SHp Tread which offers resis-
tance to wet, slippery streets that makes
skiddng next to impossible, and the sturdy
Block and Button Tread Both are long
mileage tires and sell for the same price.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-06-23
NO RESpECTER or PERSONS

There is no sentiment about dol
lar. 1t rests as peacefully in the filthy
pocket of a beggar as it does in the
silken purse of the millionaire. It's
a blanket that covers multitude of
sins. 1t brings Joy today-it's the
cause of sorrow tomorrow. 1t never
speaks-yet it talks, 1t circulates
freely-yet it keeps in hiding. It's the
ruination of millions-it lifts millions
out of the depths OF despair. 1t comes
with promise Of gladness-it leaves
many disappointments. We tremble
at it's strength-yet we can crush it
with one hand. It's always the
same-yet it's ever changing. The
lack of it promotes industry ex-
cess OF 1t causes idleness. 1t creates
trouble-it brings peace. 1t makes
one restful--it makes one restless. 1t
lubricates the axle that the world
revolves upon. Withal it's a silent
friend. Without it we perish; for the
world leaves the chump severely
alone, who hasn't q dollar to call
his own.-National Printer-J ourn
allst.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-06-23
NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN BRIEF.

Stokes V. Robertson's Insurance
Case is being tried. Many witnesses
are being called. State Insurance
rates in Miss. have not been too
high was stated on the witness stand
by Insurance Agent Henry.
The citizens of Adams county met
on the 18th, and charged the Board
OF Supervisors of that county with
waste and extravaganza, and adopt
ed a resolution asking them to re-
sign. The Supervisors were severely
criticized regarding contract let by
them for cruising timber, stating
that the expense was needless.
May cotton exports showed sharp
rise last week against May 1920.
Grain and -four dropped heavily
against May 1920. -,
One dead and two were shot in
Jackson Thursday resulting in q
quarrel over a basket OF cucumbers.
Mr.. Carroll was killed by Archer
Walker. a farmer.
Crystal Springs shipped 64 cars of
to tomatoes Thursday; Hazelhurst
shipped 40 car loads.
The Boy Scouts of Yazoo City ran
the city two days this week. They
elected officers and were in complete
charge.
U. S. Attorney General Daugherty
is after war profiteers on q oyern
ment contracts.