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She viii be assisted by Mrs. Lille
F. Bruce. Mrs. A. w. Tuck. Mrs. Ellen
Hoffman, Miss Myrtle Able, Miss Nora
A. Ernest ana Miss Pearle r. Stein
berg. Mrs. Marie q. Lawyer will
pour.
|. DIR. and Mrs. Frederick Roman San
derson have arrived in Washington
to take up their residence here and
are guests at present at. the home
Of DR.. Sandersonis parents, 4116 Keo-
kuk street. DR.. and Mrs. Sanderson
have recently come from Rochester,
MINI.
Mrs. Ellis Logan has gone to Phila-
delphia to attend the world conven-
ton of the w. c. T. u. She will also
attend the national convention Of the
w. c. T. u, to which she was elected
a delegate.
Mrs. Thomas s. -Bradlee Of Boston.
accompanied by Mrs. Roland Seeger
Of Philadelphia, Is here for several
days and Is staying at the Hotel
Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Riggs Daugh-
erty of Wardman Park Annex enter
tained party OF friends at a supper
dance at Wardman Park Hotel last
evening. Mrs. Daugherty. formerly
Miss Harriet Barbara Meehan of Chi
cago, was an early autumn bride.
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The ambassador of Belgium, Baron
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next week in Boston ana re-
turn here Sunday, November
1s, in time for the convening OF the
extra session of Congress, Monday
November 20. The Vice President and
Mrs. Coolidge are now in their home
at Northampton. Mass, where they
have been for several weeks since
their return from the Pacific coast
British Ambassador and
Lady Geddes Hosts Tonight.
The ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes will entertain at
dinner this evening at the embassy,
when their guests will include their
distinguished countryman. Lord LOUIS
Mountbatten and Lady Mountbatten,
who are visiting Col. and Mrs. Rob-
ert NJ. Thompson.
Last evening Mrs. James Carroii
Frazer was hostess to company o!
eighteen, entertaining in honor Of
Lord Louis and Lady Mountbatten.
About forty additional guests were
asked for an informal reception after
the dinner. Lord LOUIS ana Lazy
Mountbatten will spend tomorrow in
Annapolis. where they will be guests
of the superintendent OF the Naval
Academy and Mrs. Henry B. Wilson:
The short visit Of Lord Louis and
Lady Mountbatten will be brought to
a close MOHudy IHOIHiHB SHcy
will go to New York for brief visit
before returning to their home In
England.
Senator and Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg
of Minnesota have arrived in Wash
ington. They will leave the city Sun
day night for q brief vacation and
rest before the convening Of the Sem
ate in extra session.
Mrs John M. Harlan and her young
daughter, Miss Edith B. Harlan. are
guests for a short time of Mr.. Har-
lan's sister, Miss Laura Harlan, on
18th street.
The ambassador of Belgium. Baron
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Tho finest soft, rich
materials the Uery
s,,ortest blouse-belted-
draped-straightline mod.
els-hmndse.un button
holes-nu Canton crepe
lined and sparsnly inter
lined.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
John 4. Allen and Ruth h. Horne. both Of
Clarendon, Va.
Rupert r. Wade of Wilmington. Del, and
Alma W. Styron Of Morehead, n. C.
Charles II. Mills and Dorothy W. Macfarron
Isaac r. Birch of Falls Church. Va. and
Elsie NJ Wright Of this city.
Charles W. Ladd and Vera ]. Henderson.
Helen Merriam Of White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va.
Edward B. Bell Of Greenwich, Va, and
Grace NJ. Dulin Of Bokesville. Va.
J. Harold Byers and Jean Campbell.
George A: Wilson and Pearl A. Hart.
william @. Gochenour and Catherine /.
Berry, both Of Staunton. Va.
Harold A. Kitson Of New York city and
Helen Hayes Of Richmond, Va.
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the United States is to be suggested
to Pope Plus by Bishop Nicetas Bud
ka, head of the church in Canada, he
said In announcing plans to visit the
Vatican.
Bishop Budka declared that the
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growth Of his church had been un-
usually large in Canada during the
last ten years and that his trip abroad
primarily was to seek an extra corps
Of priests to carry on the work in
the Dominion,
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ton G. Work. the bridge authority. at
Wardman Park Hotel Wednesday,
November Is. for the National Homeo-
pathic Hospital, are Mrs. A. Garrison
McClintock, Mrs T. De Witt Talmage,
Mrs. Horace Wescott. Nine. De
"ollant, Mrs. Ross Thompson. Mrs.
Joseph Hampson, Mrs. Earnest
Roberts, Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt,
Mrs. George Kurrie. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Sawyer, Mrs. Henry Wells. Mrs. A. B..
Taylor. Mrs. Clarence Kenyon, Mrs.
H. H. Hawxhurst. Mrs. Wilbur Carr.
Miss Carrie Tisdell. Mrs. Ashmead
Fuller, Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Miss
Martha Birnie, Miss Daisy Prentis,
Mrs. Wade Cooper, Mrs. Aaron Waller.
Mrs. Arthur Tirrell. Mrs. ]. F. c.
Smillie, Mrs. S. NJ. Jones. Mrs. F. H.
Miner. Mrs. Gedney, Mrs. Paris
Brengle, Miss Agnes Miller, Mrs.
Muriel Lynch. Mrs. Garden, Warner.
Mrs. George NJ. Young, Mrs: Richard
Mullowney, Mrs. Clarence Allen. Mrs.
E. c. Gott, Mrs. H. E. Copenhaver,
Mrs. James NJ. Baker. Mrs. D. F.
Birney, Mrs Ralph Sabin. Mrs. Leroy
Mark, Mrs. Phillip Smith, Mrs. Earl
Goodwin, Mrs. ]. Harvey Watues. Mrs.
William B. West, Mrs. Karl Co-by,
Mrs Oscar ]. Rodenburg, Mrs. Walter
Leaman. Mrs. Oscar J. Ricketts,. Miss
Dean owen, Mrs. Minch. Mrs. Lester
Barr, Mrs. John Edison Briggs, Miss
Ella Hayes and Mrs. Twexbury.
Mr.. George F. sternberg of Chicago
is visiting Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg
a. he
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Miss Reid Hostess at
Sunday Afternoon Tea.
Miss Leola N. Reid will be hostess
for Sunday tea at the Women's City
club from to on November II.
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Mrs. Karns, wife Of Capt. Franklin
D. Karns. commandant of the Boston
navy yard, is the house guest OF her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Weed Wallace.
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Society
The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
Coming to Washington Before the
Opening of the Extra Session.

de Cartier, was the honor guest at
dinner last evening of the counselor
Of the Belgian embassy and Nine. de
Selys, who entertained In compliment
to the counselor of the French en-
bassy. Count Charles de Chambrun,
who will soon sail for France. The
other guests included Miss Mary Pat
ten. the charge d'affaires Of Rumania
and Nine. Nano. the counselor of the
Spanish embassy, Senior Don Juan
Of the British embassy and Mrs. Hen
ry Getty Chiffon. and the secretary Of
the Italian embassy and Signora Gels
ser Celesia.
Miss Alice Milburn Is entertaining
at bridge tea this afternoon, at her
home on 18th street, in honor of Miss
Jane Andrews of Dayton. Ohio. who
arrived yesterday to be the guest for
several weeks Of Miss Betty Werner.
Werner Of Wardman Park Hotel.
There are twelve tables Of bridge,
and additional guests will drop in for
tea. Miss Milburn will be assisted
by Mrs: c. w. Robertson and Mrs.
Louise Rutherford, who will preside
at the tea table.
Mrs. oliver H. P. Belmont enter
tained small company at dinner at
LIE Paradis last evening.
Mrs. Henry Mirick, Miss Atala Kim
NELL, Miss Elizabeth Beale and Miss
Virginia Edwards are going to Balti-
more this afternoon to remain until
tomorrow. and will be among the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Soth-
oron at their dance this evening at the
Baltimore Country Club, which they
are giving for their debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Sothoron.
Miss Edwards and Miss Beale will
return to Washington tomorrow
morning.
The military attache Of the British
embassy. Maj Gen. H. X. Bethel. was
host last evening to a company of
fifteen at the supper dance at LIE
Paradis.
The wives Of cabinet officers are
patronesses for the exhibition and
demonstration to be given on Lafay-
cite Square tomorrow by the District
of Columbia Red Cross Chapter. The
demonstration will be one of the most
generally interesting since war times.
and it's Importance Is accentuated by
the fact of the Commissioners giving
the organization the privilege OF US
ing Lafayette Square.
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Mr.. George F. Sternberg of Chicago
is visiting Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg
at the Grafton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-05-28
BORROWING CITY
 PAYS LAST RESPECTS TO UNFORTUNATE YOUTH

Borrowing friends of MT and Mrs | Alex McCargo. sharing their grief ii the unfortunate death of their adopt. ed son. William McCargo. ls years of age. who met an untimely death in the explosion of q 50-pound box of dynamite while at work on his fath- CTS lease Wednesday afternoon. at. tended tine funeral this afternoon at ? o'clock in large numbers The services were held at the Cor gregational church. the Rev Thos. Armstrong conducting impressive services both at the church and at the grave.
 The choir. composed of Mrs John H. Davis. Mrs. C. J. Wynn Mrs. | ee o. Woolery. Mir C. F.. Tiiford and Nil. R. B. Valance sang beautiful hymns during the services.
 The funeral procession was one o: the largest that has gathered in this city for some time on such sad oc- casion. the entire city being shrouded in gloom over the horrible accident.
 The foster parents Of the young man are grief-stricken, Mrs McCargo who has been confined to her home for the past two years by stroke of paralysis. being unable to attend the funeral today.
 Flowers in profusion covered the casket, and boy friends of the de- ceased. with tear-dimmed eyes, plac- ed the remains of their departed com. rade in their final resting place
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ARGUMENT IN hAOlEY
 CASE CLOSES TODAY fContfnued from Page OneD

attacked the car" said the deputy prosecutor. yet the wounds on the bodies of the Johnsons were inflicted by .32 calibre bullets Whoever heard of a bandit in this western country using anything other than .i5 cali bre weapon?"
 When adjournment was taken at 5 p. m. today Deputy Prosecutor Math- ews was only half through with his argument. After concluding his ar gument tomorrow he will be answer ed by Attorneys James R Dunseath and K Berry Peterson. members of counsel for defense. Prosecutor Oar nell will close the arguments for the state.
 It is expected the case will go to the jury late tomorrow afternoon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Ocpartment of the Interior


 L. s. Land Offce at Phoenix, Ari- zona. May 2i. 1922
 Notice is hereby given that Fran ces l.. Conyers. of Benson, Arizona, one of & for heirs of Katherine Lar rieu. who. on June s. 1921. made Homestead Entry No. O3904s. for lots l. 3, 4. 1-2 NE 1-4 Sec. g. lot l, Sec. 2. NV 1-4. " 1-2. SW IA. Sw I-4 NE 1-4. Section g. Township 2o-S, Range 20-E. G. X $. R. B. < Meri- dian. has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before W. A. Fowler. U. S. Commis- sioner. at Tombstone. Arizona. on the 2sth day of June. 1922
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 George W. Renter. Ramon Escu- dero. Walter Douglas. Louis Eskag. all of Fairbanks. Arizona.
 JOHN R. TOwLEs. Register.
 First publication May 2s. 1922.
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FRIDAY

HDAY sicosa xN6 cEz6.
 Silver today was quoted at 8 1-2 cents: lead $50 to 5.75. RETURNED HOME.
 R. B. Krebs returned home today from Phoenix. where he has been on a brief business visit.
 VISITING OLD FRIEND.
 Thad Burns. of Phoenix. pioneer of Arizona and one of the original Io- cators of the first mining claims To- cated in the Warren District, arrived in Tombstone today for a visit with his old friend Judge Jas. F. Duncan. The two pioneers are having a great time together. this being the first time they have seen each other in
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-05-28

several years. and are extremely hap py as they sit and recall the many incidents of the early southwest that tested the true mettle of man
 FROM McNEAL. Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly. of Me Neal. was a visitor in the county seat today on business with the sheriff s
 office.
 VISITING SISTER. Mr and Mrs. F. T. Sanders. If Cloudcroft, N. M.. arrived iu Tomb stone today and will spend some time here on visit with Mrs V. Sanders, sister of Mrs. F. T. Sanders.
 FROM HUAcHUcAs. Horace and Henry Magne. accom-
 panied by Wm. Todd. spent today in
 ,he county seat from their homes in the Huachuca mountain district. at. tending to business matters n; the court house.
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FOR SUPERVISOR

l hereby announce myself candi- date for reelection for Supervisor of Cochise County. from District No. 3, subject to the action of the Democrat ic Primaries, September F, 1922
 D. A. ADAMS, Dragoon, AriZ. Present Incumbent
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ON WAY BACK.

l. T. Frazier. state superintendent of maintenance of way. of the high. way department, was in the city last night enroute to Nogales. He states that he found things progressing satisfactorily east of Douglas. He also states that there is quite a sen timent in Cochise county that the state. highway department take over the maintenance and reconstruction of all state highway in the county He says that this matter is before the supervisors who have the entire say about the matter, -~
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FOR CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT

hereby announce myself as can didate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Co ohise County. subject 10 the action os the Democratic Primary Election to be held On September l2. 1922
 ]. r.. tEdb JAMES.
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1r81 REGISTRATIONS
DURING WEEK.

A total of 11sl registrations of which ss0 were democrats. 29l repub- licans and % miscellaneous. were re- ported this afternoon by County Rec order H L. Hutchison. n his weekly report Of the total of 6o43 register ed to date 4166 are democrats. l1l3 are republicans and ls3 miscellan, eous
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JAMES F. MCDONALD.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

hereby announce myself as can didate for the officeOf county asses sor of Cochise county subject to the result of the democratic primary cleo tion to be held on September F. 1922. and solicit the support of those who will participate in that election.
 A. J. MEIER
 Douglas, Arizona
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I\N EAs. ;oN- .oaE GAIN 1 BIER; ! '"'
 lliam s on by es in have yes 5 At rable / cson. | nited and call :.
 fudge grand work t at opIn- y the pres legal 2, as {. Ac- Is ab- itIcal- ,ower. l thIs attOr- ederaI rcotic :. Cra. ing ot X was ge de- matter .e dis tt tho Turt at ltinued } great .ix has and as in Jail to i'm should ed that rm ter vestiga- s enter n there if this ates vs. the Bis iscussed ttnion of (. s United 1t is ap- : federal in any gre the the Ku . opinion have be- estigation nctments, 1ssed by ing on an bject and tated that n grand
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BACK TO WORK.

J. B. Chadwick. foreman of the state highway maintenance of way outfit, for the CoChise county district, has practically recovered from q re- cent severe illness and will return to his work Monday
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BAR ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL BANQUET

.Continued rom Page One) the old-fashioned days when signed agreements were never needed be- tween attorneys.
 Judge Albert M. Sames, of the su- perior court. called attention to the importance of the bar association ana urged members to meet and talk over problems of interest to the legal pro fession as often as possible.
 The following oficers were elected: Fletcher M. Doan, of Douglas, presi- dent Fred Sutter. of Bisbee, vice president and o. Gibson Of Tombstone secretary and treasurer.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

l herewith announce my candidacy for reelection to the office of County Assessor. subject 10 the will of the voters at the Democratic Primaries, September F. 1922
 GEO. R. HENSHAW.
 Present Incumbent
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FOR ERiFF

I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Sheriff of CO chise county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary election to be held on September l2. 1922.
 HARRY C. WHEELER.
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FOR SUPERVISOR

I am a candidate for Supervisor of COchise County from District No. 3. subject 70 the action of the Demo cratic Primaries. Sept. F, 1922
 J. A. GUMM.
 Benson. Arizona.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY RECORDER

hereby announce my candidacy for reelection 10 the office of County Recorder. subject to the action of the voters at the Democratic Primaries on September l2. 1922.
 H. l.. HUTCHINSON.
 Present Incumbent
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FOR TREASURER

I hereby announce as candidate for County Treasurer of Cochise County. subject to the action of Dem ocrats participating in the primary election to be held ou September F, iSs2. a
 II C. HAWKINS
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HAVE BABY BOY.

According to announcements re- ceiyed by friends in this city, baby boy was born to MT and Mrs. Joseph
 H Hammil. Jr., of Globe. Mrs. Ham, mil was formerly Miss Daphne Brat
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HERE ON BUSINESS.

" H. Grooves. of Fl Paso. is spend ing few days in Tombstone. looking over the local field He is planning CT the establishme of tire shop in this city
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HERE FROM ST. DAVID.


 Lo Wright, of St. David. was wis i;or in the city today. He reported that almost every residen: of the St David section took up the search for Robbie ECkerman at dawn yesterday working from the river toward the mountains. When word of his being found reached MT. Wright. he sue ceeded in notifying tho officers at Fort Huachuca. who were about to send mounted cavalrymen to the hunt Some delay was occasioned in getting the cavalrymen together. ow- ing to the fact that they were seat tered around on fatigue duty. They were preparing 10 start when infor- nation that the hunt had ended sue cessfully was phoned to the fort. VISITED HERE.
 Dr. and Mrs. w r. Sims. of Bis bee. spent yesterday afternoon in tha city, the guests of Cashier and Mrs. ,' P. Connolly. of the First National Bank. Mrs. Connolly accompanied them to Bisbee for short visit. FROM PHOENIX.
 Attorney J. T. kingsbury returned home from Phoenix where he went ;o visit his little son. Jimmie, who is resting easily and recovering rapidly from a recent operation for mastoid. BRIEF VISITORS.
 Prof. A. J. Baker and wife. of St David. spent several hours in Tomb stone with friends
 VISITING DAUGHTER.
 Mrs Lincoln. mother of Mrs. A. q. Lockwood. arrived in Tombstone to- day from her home in Douglas. and will spend several days here with her daughter and family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-05-28
TO TUCSON.

Attorney w. L. Barnum, chief coun- sel in the defense of the Brown case. Jeff for Tucson today to be gone un. til Wednesday when the case will he resumed
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-05-28
CHANGING TROOPS

It is said that all troops now at Ft Huachuca are soon to be transferred to another location and a new regi ment will take their places.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-05-28
6iSBEE VISITOR

John P Stefies. contractor of Bi county seat today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-05-28
TOR SUPERIOR JUDGE

1 hereby announce my candidacy for nomination for Superior Judge. subject to the Democratic Primaries to be held on September 1e. 1922.
 O. GIBSON.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-05-28
FOR SHERIFF

I hereby announce my candidacy !, for election to the office of Sheriff Of Cochise County. suDjec; to the wish of the voters at the Democratic pri-
 maries 10 he held on September F. 1922
 JAMES F. MCDONALD
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ley. of this city.
LEAVES TONIGHT.

! Mrs. V. II. Lincoln, sister.in-law of
 Mrs. A. C. Lockwood, accompanied by her son. Verne. Jr., leaves tonight on | the Golden state Limited for Califor- mia points Mrs. Lincoln aas spent the past week in Tombstone from her home in Lake Arthur. N NJ She is worthy grand matron of the Lake Ar thur chapter of the Eastern Star.
 FROM DOUGLAS.
 Attorney F. N. Doan. of Douglas, : was visitor in Tombstone today
 TO SERVE TIME. ' Tony Ybarra was brought to the county jail today from Bisbee to serve time sentence of go days for petty larceny.
 MAY LOCATE HERE.
 Bentley Williams and wife, of Gin cinnati. Ohio, are visitors in Tomb stone. having come to Arizona with view of locating here. STATE OFFICER. Bert Wingar, superintendent of state institutions. is in Tombstone to- day enroute to the Industrial School at Fort Grant, where he goes on 2 trip of inspection.
 BUILDING DEPOT.
 According to local railroad men the construction of the depot at the Apache Powder plant at Curtis, is rapidly taking on form and will be completed by June 30th. The build ing is on the plan of the Fairbank de- pot.
 SCHOOL PICNIC. Miss Elvire Johnson, teacher at the Fairbank schools, which closed last week, was hostess at a picnic given at the Fairbank grove yester- day for her pupils. Games. good eats and swimming was the order of the day. Miss Johnson leaves soon for San Jose. Calf. to be married. FROM MORALES.
 F. K. Cummings, of Nogales. was in town today Mir. Cummings is an enthusiastic road booster and is very much interested in seeing San ta Cruz county make good on it's promise to Cochise to complete the state highway from Patagonia to No gales. He reports the road from Pa tagonia to Nogales getting in bad shape. but hopes the highway com
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IMPORTANT MEETING AT GYM

All those interested in the gym ana all members of the athletic clubs are urged to be present at business meeting to be held at the Gym to- morrow evening. Wednesday. at : o'clock
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-05-28
CHECK CHARGE
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
 10 NicCcoX.
 Mrs. Will T. Boyd and family .ef;
 today by auto for Willcox. where
 they will make their future home
 DOUGLAS DEPUTY. Deputy Sheriff Vern LaMore. of
 Douglas. was in Tombstone today on business at the sheriff office TYPEWRITER MAN HERE. F. F. "Fixit" Miller. typewriter
 man. was making the rounds in this i city today on a regular visit. FROM GLEASON Constable l.. M Brown o: Gleeson
 was visitor in Tombstone today on business at the court house.
 DEPUTY HERE
 Deputy Mine Inspector Ed Meters
 was here yesterday and today on an
 official trip He left for Dos Cabezas
 a; noon today. TO MAYO BROS. Pete Windes. cattleman oi the
 Government Draw left last night for [ Rochester. Minn.. where he will un-
 dergO examination by the famous ! Mayo Bros. having been in an ailing condition for some time.
 ABLE TO BE OUT. Jim Smith. who has been confined to the home Of his mother. Mrs. L. A. i Smith for the rast six weeks from a to be about on crutches and will soon
 be able to return to his post al Jerome
 ROAD BUILDER HERE. Engineer Al Jenkins of the state road camp at Fairbank was a brief visitor in Tombstone today Mir
 Jenkins stated that he expects to have the Fairbank missing link of
 the state highway finished not later than August 1st
 MOVED IN. The family sf P H. Knoles has ! moved into the Costello cottage at
 the corner of Third and Bruce Sts.
 Albert Paquin has moved his family 1 into the Almy cottage. Mrs Clotilde Sanders has moved her family into a
 house on lower Charleston road ! PALMER BELIEVED OUT OF DANGER. According to a telephone message | received this afternoon by Jvdge Al ] bert N. Sames. the condition of H. | D. Palmer. court reporter. who was | injured n the auto accident with Sheriff Hood Sunday. is reported as
 considerably improved and it is be- ] lieved the victim is practically out of
 danger from complications The op- ' eration for fractured skull has not
 yet been performed. and the patient sat up for few hours today As
 soon as he regains strength the oper-
 alton on his skull will be performed. which is not expected to be serious. IN FROM TURNER. Mrs. S N Gordon and daughters
 Miss Bessie and Miss Iro were among
 the visitors in Tombstone today from their ranch near Turner.
 TO TUCSON.
 M. E. Cassidy. federal prohibition enforcement director for Arizona. af-
 ter two days on official business here, i left for Tucson at ooon today. SOUTHLAND VISITOR wm. Holmes. president of the Great Western Mining company at !CourtIand. spent the day in Tomb stone today attending to business
 matters.
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TOMBSTONE TO Wh TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY

FhOni rUNI hUACHUCA
 Mrs. A. r Barr. postmaster at Fort Huachuca. was in town today on busi. ness
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-05-28
MOVING IN.

NJ. G. Lusa and family a-c mo, ing into the Cook house on Fremont St.
 which was occupied by Proc E. Nj Webb and family.