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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
wILEY.HIaaINs WEDDING
(From Tuesdays Daily

Miss Catherine Agnes Higgins and
j. ID. Wiley were united in marriage
in the Catholic church Sunday evening
Mt o'clock. Rev. Father Mandin of.
Related, using the impressive church
ceremony. Only the immediate rela.
tives and few intimate friends Of
the happy couple were present.
A reception and wedding supper fol.
lowedf at the home of the BRIDES sis.
ter and brother+in.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Green, in West Prescott.
Toe wedding il the climax OF 70.
nance that started a few months ago,
after the arrival here of the bride
from her home in New York on n
visit with her sister.
They will make their home in this
city.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
HOME FROM TRIP.
fFrom Tuesdays Daily,

A. i. Taylor, chief clerk in the Gen.
eral passenger and freight agents Of
nee, arrived home yesterday morning
from Phoenix, after chaperoning the
excursion from Phoenix to Parker and
return Sunday. He says that 49C
Phoenix exeursionists took advanta,,
of the excursion to visit the new mo.
tropolis on the Colorado River.
a joint excursion from this civ and
Phoenix to Parker, to be given ne,,
month, is now said to be under con.
sideration in railroad circles.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
GOTHAM SALESMAN
CHA R N 8 BEAST
WITH MUSIC
Whistles to Entertain
Lonesome Arizona
Mountain Lion
lrrom Tue.aav.s pallyl


Chased 10y a mountain bon, whirh
be- admits displayed symptoms Of
.,1.r,irg him w,s fine pc.uliar cxperi
-, , 49,. ....i... .,,.,o,..,,
,,,,
J" '"' '"o'"''N VI INV '''"'"
near jerome Junction.
starr. who arrived here yesterday
,,o,,i,g fran, I.ror,o Junc,iop had
ma, fullv recovered ON his arrival from
vbat no s,vs wos tho mo., thrilling
oxpcrionce If mis- life. lie il n sales.
ma, for , New York caIondnr com.
many ue admits being familiar with
tho nic,uras and pbo,ogranbs NJ wild
animals including tho monarcbs Of
FAC w.st.rn Forests
s,arr declared Yesterday TINT his OK
periences sunday removed anv Turk.
inc des;rc an his mar, ,o accompany
tho Roosevolt cxnedi,;on into tho AZ.
,ic,n iur,los
az have bcep told. - he said. o,thnt
,bo A,;zoro ro,n,oi, lion - only =,
n;,uy hv ,ho aida ofai. African b,o,b.
~, l.. L.. ,
with ,ho man oo,;,, ,;,or y,nt ma
mo,o ,ri,o,, morn,,i, lion i, ,nire
and /, l. , ci,oh Tan, dam, c,,o IN
oo On A,ri.a ,,;,h poosoo,l,v
,eeord;,, % s,,rr,s s,o,, a,J :, ia
h. w,s umaroorod,,
=, Jorome nnc,;o, sunday altar +,
,ros,o,ous ,eoL IN ,o,,bo,n A,;zo,,
lawns Seek;,, ,ol;os from vh,, ma +.
,iooso, g. go ..,..;. .;,,
no started in IN. o,r,v as,er,ooo a.,
On. 1iroo,io, ~, ,ho Io,,. 81. . no
nlo.k uuIs ,onoo
r,oa,n ss.a, c..,,;;; ,. ,,,,o,.o,
wi,bou, ady.n,,ro until +. ro.oho, =
roeky ,o;,, ,hroo nu.s ,rom a.. 600,
~ o,o ~ ,ho h;,bos, mo,n,,in. o..,
-, him pos,;,o o., Coo. oo.,.
,o .,ioa a.. o.. - T.. !, ,.,,.. !,
w,s ,,r,o wo,, s,o.,;n. .,..
o..o IT,. hide, 1871 -. ~
10 n,,, ~ On. .n;u,i,s ho,,. 600. .,;.;
al.
lie vbis,Iod and :, wos soo, s,..a
inc nm ,u fo,,s w;,4 10 &c.. 60.
cleaning in N. s,rlioh, .na shasa,.
mana s,,nd;,, n. $40, .a,;.o, o..
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
MEssINA's DEATH TOLL HIGH

MESSlNA, Jan. i6.--An estimate on
the dead at Messina by American Vice
consul Lupton places the total at
$4,000 There are still 10000 people
IN the city, and ~ have been arrested
Tor stealing. They will be tried by
court martial later.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
FIRE IN TOXIC

TOXIC, Jan. l8.-The building oc-
cupied by the Italian embassy was
destroyed by fire tonight.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20

Get . copy Of the journal. Miners
Industrial and Mining edition Of "a
pages before the supply 10 exhausted. %
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
BACK from Trip.
Crr,m Tuesdays Daily


Q"m Tuesdays Daily)
Dewey Visitor.
\. \. MINcr ui Dewey o. visiting in
tHc ciiN
Dewey visitor.
Mis- IIa clay of Dewey is visiting
la tbc ritv.
Hero from uumboldt
Y r. Walker ,f Humboldt ia visit
,,, Ia u,. ,i,,
.,...,. wiz.
-. ,.,
49,. -.
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'o"" "''N''' u '''''' - tue s"eS'
:. ''''"us u" ."c wy
'''"e '"""
~ H. "'''"''' '"o "''Aer mining
nl'", ~ ncr' on inning p"siness'
o''0u ''
- ""Jo' VI "'oo" O''eN N''''e"
m''' y''''.u'I y" mining BUSINESS
etochiii"n "'"'s'
- - "''""' tue 'Pip' N''oe s'och
man. 'P'"t y'S'o'u'S mere on s'ocN
business
VIII Leave Tor Tip Top
= ~ flt@get"'u VIII 'eaNe TINS morn
ing orr tue mp l"P district on INNING
business.
purchasing supplies.
''' r''' was "''' !es'erday from
"'S "'h'S on '""'r Lynx creek pur'
ch'S.ng supplies.
buicAa Farmer here
'harles Il. crosby, prominent
'ar"er from the EUREKA district -
VISITING III inc city'
Mining man here.
george u. weaver VINO mas promis'
ing mining interests IN the Mayer see
l'o"' u N's't'hg III the eity'
e'fcuiatihg Among his tficaas'
ihh Augustine Is IN the city RON
the southern part OF the county err
- -'
visited here yesterday.
MIS- 'h"f'es r. Mehin'ey OF Iron
springs ViSited mere yesterday re-
turning nome ON the night tram
nono i'on t'un''
'"'ei oil ro'iee ff'nce ana Jonn
h'a"cnaru arrived nome from duck
huht IN Williamson valley sunday.
"ooi "ro"er Via's'
H. ~ iheg'r' fiags'ah sheep KING,
arrived mere yesterday from the salt
hNet Nahey, where ne has extensive
STOCK interests
hei' ior iiins'ae'
'""'''s S'ephehs ahd hoss MeDoh'
a'd' returned sunday night to Hillside,
aiter circulating mere TWO days among
the'r many friends
Lei. ior Ne" YORK
"rs' w. - iNheh ana motHer, MIS-
r'"Npe'n "liiianhs' ieit sunday Tor
'helf FORMER nome IN New York. Mrs.
Lyneh WIZ return mere IN February.
"''' HAso "'"''o"'
'oe "oper'S mas mutton weighing
- p""nuS "''SS'o ON eNh'pit'on IN MS
"urIey street meat market III IL the
largest seen mere TINS year ~ is one
Oh 'ario"d recently purchased by
MN III 'he southern ranges OF TINS
county
LOU ior rhooniA'
MISS huDy hi'is ieit yesterday morn
Jug ior rhoe"'N' wnere she nas been
appo'"''" To ''erksn'p IN inc iegis-
.a'"'e'
'ono ,'oiu Fh'ehiA'
W. NJ Ne'g'e arrived nome yester'
uay morning from snort business
''s.' III rn"ehN ana the salt hiver
."'''y.
"~p0'''a iio'"o iohish''
MI una "'s' ~ II. M"'rein are OK
Pccteu nome tonight from tnelr honey
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Started Two pumps Yesterday.

Harrington Biauvcl, general manag
cr of the Cash Mining Company, who
was here yesterday, stated that no
started . second pump unwatcring the
Cash mine yesterday morning. The
water ia The mine has increased since
The recent rain and snow storms.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Passed Through.

Jesse Grigg, chairman of the board
Of supervisors Of Coconino county,
passed through here last night on his
way from Flagstaff 20 Phoenix, where
he will attend the joint meeting Of
the boards Of supervisors Of tnc ter.
ritory, 80 be- held in the capital We'd
ucsdav.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Supervisor Leaves.

j. W. stewart, supervisor and mem.
her of the territorial live stock board,
left sunday night Cor Phoenix on
board and stock business. lie attend
cd meeting Of the live stock board
yesterday aud will be present at the
joint meeting Of the supervisors of
the several counties in the territory
Wednesday,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Home from Honeymoon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Block, who were
married recently in Chicago, nave ar.
rived home after an extended honey.
moon trip. lie will leave today for
Vicksburg, to take charge OF the oper.
atoms of n Denver and eastern mining
syndicate, owning promising properties
in the new copper country tributary to
the Arizona and California railroad
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Left for Phoenix.

Left for Phoenix.
Miss Ruby Ellis left yesterday NOR
ing for Phoenix, where she mas be,
appointed to "A clerkship in the legi
lature.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Exhibits Large Mutton.

Joe Roberts has mutton weighin,
- pounds dressed ON exhibition in hi
Gurley street meat market. II is tn,
largest seen here this year. II Is on
of carload recently purchased b.
him in the southern ranges Of thi
county.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Left for New York.

Mrs. Il. J. Lynch and motaer, Mr.
Elizabeth Williams, left Sunday fo
their former home in New York. Mr.
Lynch will return here in February.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Left for Hillside.

Charles stephens and Ross McDoi
add returned Sunday night to Hillside
after circulating here two days anon
their many friends.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Home from Phoenix.

W. NJ. Neagle arrived home vest
day morning from short busin'
visit in Phoenix and the Salt Riy
valley.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Expected Homo Tonight.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Mulrein are ,
pccted home tonight from tneir hone
moon tour to the Atlantic and Paci
coasts.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-20
Mining Men Here.

e. II. Putnam and Il. II. Smith, Jel
ome mining men, arrived acre las
night from the Copper City on minin
business.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

GRACE church Episcopal) corner Of Taylor
and Sacramento sts.. Rev. David Evans. NJ
A. rector-At s a m, holy communion; at
9:45 a. m. Sunday school: at IL a m. lit
anv second celebration. with sermon by the
rector at 7:45 D. IA. choral evensong and
musical service by full vested choir
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

WANTED TO LEARN TRADE
WANTED--MEN: Electricity automobile car
pentry, plumbing. brick laying and sign paint
ing trades taught in a few months ACTUAL.
contract work Catalog free. EMITTED TRADE
SCHOOL CONTRACTING CO., 1928 Mkt, $. F..
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
MEETTNGs-TheoxophicaI
sfEETTNGs-sundar

A-tREE public meeting tonight at the First
Christian Spiritual church. corner Steiner and
NesrF sts- Tests and other features by the
celebrated singing evangelist, Rev. Dr. How-
lana, San FraRciscos fayorte medium. assisted
bF the very best talent. and the greatest spir-
ltuai services on this coast. Doors open at
d. commencing nrnInnllr ar n.oln.k
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

WE VIII pay salary and commission TO men -
sell diamonds and watches credit In the
city; we sell Elgin watches ON 81 weekly pay
ments; must furnish good references and have
some canvassing experience those otherwise
employed may carry watch free and sell TO
fellow employees commission GATEI4S
S33 Market St. second fOor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
MALE HELP wANTEp-continued


HooRAY - $S6 to $50 week. The moneys yours.
You can do it without exp. Prop. entirely new.
Takes every family by storm; foed Of money
Tree sample active agts.: John Mangold, Tenn. :.
Sold 80. 3 days; made big payment on house.
thanks to you, Mrs, f. Nolken, Me-: send s.;
best thing for women ever invented Vacuum
cleaner for SG think of the field women have
watched, wished, longed for IL: woman sold 4
i evening. profit $12; agts. sell to 10 every
day profit S36-IS0 week; Home Vacuum Clean
er; 1 person operates; no motor. no electricity
cleans carpets, rugs. mattings ON floor; air
drawn through carpets at terrific speed; sucks
up dirt, dust germs; more sweeping, house
cleaning; demonstrated min; sells on dem. !;
show 10 fam, sell s.; simple, powerful; does
same work as $109 mach: VT lbs. money
back II not as rep. agts. profit lO0 per cent
risk penny; send postal for ter; full descrip
Ihis won't appear again. r. ARMSTRONG
Mig. Co., 63 Aims bldg, Cincinnati o.
HEREl HERE! This is what you're looking for
work for us. Try selling greatest invention
for comfort produced. Every pros
peettve customer. Think of it! Every Office
building. business block, factory and work shop
hive of opportunities show highly
advertised article-sale's made; appeals to
hard headed businessmen, cfergymen. laborers
and farmers. Join Make money honurablys
Don't put it Off Men without experience making
S4o to 500 weekly. Preachers and lawyers
making more selling NEVER FAIL automatic
razor stropper-Ony machine ever invented
to sharpen every kind Of razor. Puts keenest
Don't throw away old safety blades Sharpen
EN-. Risk a postal. Learn how make $40
70 $50 weekly ali winter NEVER FAIL CO.,
132 Nicholas Toledo q.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

SEVENTH Day Adventist church. $40 Laguna
St near McAllister-Gospel lectures each Sun
day evening at 7:45. illustrated by the use Of
charts and the stereopticon Subject this Sun
day evening 'tInfallible Evidences What We
Have Reached the Last Generation The
song, The Holy City" illustrated with sew
eraI beautiful pictures by the use of the
stereopficon. A cordial welcome extended
10 all.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

UNITARIAN church (First). SW. cor. Franklin
and Geary sts Rev Bradford Leavitt minis
ter; Charles 4. Murdock superintendent of
sunday school-Sunday school is at 10 a M:
junior church at l0.30 a. M; church service at
II a. m. Mr.. Leayitt viii preach; subject A
Sermon for Doubters: music by quartet, I'M
der direction of H. Bretherick, organist All
are cordially invited. There is no evening
service.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

ST. PAUL'S Protestant Episcopal church, Cali
fornia st. near Fillmore; Rev Robert j, Rem
ison rect0r-Servfces: Holy communion, 8
a. m; morning prayer and sermon, II a M,
subject Preparation for Christ in Greeian
Civilization evening prayer and address.
T:45 D. m. subject, Christ in the Home.
Sunday school, 9:45 a.. IN. All are cordially
imrifpd.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

CHRISTIAN Science (free and independent
Delbert block Van Ness av. cor. O'FarreH ST
Christ the only founder-Service tonight, 3
Thou whist Thou Canst Make Ne Clean.
Healing and instructions daily, 1 10 and to
9 D. IN. All are Welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

porter or bed maker. age 35
wishes any kind of housework; no smoke. no
drink; last place was II months speaks Ger
man. Slavonian Servan. Hungarian Rou-
manian little English GELADY. pos Sd St
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

HOWARD Presbyterian church. corner Oak and
Baker sts.-Rev. William Nathaniel Friend
pastor. il n. m, The Communion Test:
7.35 p. m, why Christ Wins - The pastor
VIII preach at both services Sabbath school
$3.50 a. M; Christian Endeavor. 6 80 d. m
midWeek prayer meeting. Wednesday, p. m.
The Lords supper viii be observed and new
members received at the morning service.
Ellis st. and Masonic av. cars pass church
door; Haight 10 Baker St, > blocks to
corner Of Oak.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

FIRST Presby terian church Washington 81
between Van Ness and Polk st.-Rev
VIM. Kirk Guthrie. minister: residence 2323
Pacific ay.. telephone West JI44: church
telephone. Franklin AZ Services st il a. m
and 80 2. m The pastor viii preach morn
ing and evening Communion at the close Of
morDing service Al night monthly praise
service by the choir under direction Of Pro-
fessor Otto Fleissner, organist Bible school
at 9;45 a.. m. Christian Endeavor at $50
D. NJ. and $50 p N. Midweek prayer meeting
Thursday al p. m. All are cordially invited
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
CHURCH SERVICES

CALVARY Presbyterian church. corner Fillmore
and Jackson sts.-Rev- William RAIDER pastor:
residence, 2f02 Laguna ST. phone West PAS:
church phone West 1899. Rey. John Hemphill,
d. d., pastor emeritus, IL m. -sTbe Re
coVerF Of a Soul, sacrament of the Lord !
supper and reception Of members 10 D. M.
"A Certain Rich Man. study in the life
of today, fourth in series Of Sunday evening
sermons. Rev William RAIDER viii preach al
hofh services. Mrs. Richard 6. Elrick So
prano; Miss Adele Case. cOntralto. and ". T..
Johnson baritone, viii sing. Sabbath school
and mems Bible class at $50 a. m. y p
5. G. E. meeting at ESQ D. M. Midweek
meeting Wednesday. > .. m.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES

ATTENTION, BARRIERS!
THERE ARE HOMES AND HOMES.
There are good and bad homes There is only
one HONE that will produce a better cutting
edge on all razors, to all BARRIERS at all times,
and that is Tue NEW PROCESS CALIE0R-
MA DRY HONE, which is certainly WON
try Of these HOMES
They guaranteed. 500 each Sold
HAnsnR RHsKHHaAs sgFHffAs BROS 1sssss szS Turk st
WE 1T up shops cheaper than any one else and
If you about to open US it pays you to
We have over 20 Second hand chairs. all
makes and styles, from SIS up
yiorators sold on installments S4 per month.
Chairs sold on installments, S5 per month.
Hair driers sold on installments $5 per mo.
JAMES BARKER, INC,
Phone Franklin Ss99- "a Turk ST
WANTS to buy "a chair shop on cash basis;
have the money What have you got: Box
1881, Call office
$3.50 chair hotel shop. with bathrooms: do
ing good business; lease; busy street; nicely
fitted. CHAS. COLEMAN & CO.. $50 Market ST.
$3.50 II. d. chair shop: transfer corner: viii
stand investigation; best bargain in markets
low rent and lease. COLEMAN, $50 Market ST.
TWO chair barber shop: near city: price s275;
best bargain in4market: receipts $50 per week.
COLEMAN. $50 Market st.
SIX chair shop downtown. near Market: receipts
Sl90 per week; long lease; will stand investi-
CATION CHIAS COLEMAN & CO.. $50 Market
S2ogE2 chair paying shop. with living rooms;
rent S17; $. z. station good value.
GHAS- COLEMAN & CO.. $50 Market St
5000 ehsir shop: one of the best towns on the
coast: running 3 steady; good business; nicely
fitted: must sell. With .CHAS. COLEMAN &
CO.. $50 Market ST,
BARBER shop. stationery and cigar stand; clears
over $50 peEeweek for sale dirt cheap; leaving
town. 20S8 Cutter ST.
BARRIERS Protective Union-EmpIoyment Sec
retary, W. Baron, IT'S Mkt; phone Kny 1884.
BARBERS-New system; gets the money; .'nun
sald postpaid oOc. JOS NELLIS. PetalGma
FIRST CLASS barber speaking English, Span
lsh and Italian, desires position am young.
sober, steady man. c. SIRAGUSA. 2e50 Powell
FIRST class manicurist wishes position in
good street shop tno basementsl- Box 1901,
Call office.
FOR sale-Barber pole, mirrors, Peerless
electro vibrator etc Inquire 1907 Market st.
HOTEL. barber shop for SALE chairs running 3
steady; nicely fitted For particulars address
$50 Stanyan ST.. San Francisco
NOTICE TO BARRIERS
| am looking fora to chair shop Of good
merits; have the cash. Box 1903. CAN office.
WANTED-To buy country barber shop running
chairs Address R.. Cali office. Stockton
ss5 GROVE St, where barber furniture was
sold so cheap on time. has mOyed~to 355
Hayes
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

MISSION Congregational church meets in Swed-
ish- A Ameriean hall. Market ST. near 18th. Rev
r. X. Ham, 7astor-Preschiug services: II
an The Glory Of the Christian: 7:3o
d. m The DswBing Of the Day Sunday
school 1890. Christian En6earor. 6:f5 p. m.
Ladies Aid Tuesday, same place. All invited.
GRACE church (EpiscopaIl. cor. Taylor and Sac
ramenfo sts.. Iev. David Evans, NJ. A.. rec
tors q. m. holv communion; 9.4J a. M
Sunday school. II ~ lfanr. holy commu-
Iiub. with sermon by the rector: :45 p. m,
--~-thiv musical service BIZ vested chei-<
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-19
FIorlda's 7O-Foot Bamboo.

Possibly the tallest bamboo In
America grows in Arcadia, Fla, and is
about 10 feet high. The clump has q
spread Of so feet and the diameter
at the ground Is IL feet. The speci
men is only eight years old.
This is common bamboo of India
probably brought to south Florida
from the West Indies. In Jamaica
it has become naturalized and Is pop
ularity supposed to be indigenous.
This bamboo makes an astounding
growth during our rainy season, the
canes often attaining their full height
in six weeks, after which they begin
to put on leaves. The canes are from
four to five inches In diameter n,
their base.
Unfortunately this species cannot
stand low temperatures and the spe
cimen in Arcadia has frequently
been damaged by cold.-Garden Mag
azine.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-19
"L'ave Me Loose!" Exelhimed F
man Flynn.

station II I've violated the law, you
have no right to compromise the mat.
ter with me. It's your duty to lock
me up"
Come along with ye. them" ex.
claimed Policeman Flynn. "lll lock
ye up fast enough. an av' ye don't
come willing I'll call the wagon"
Nevertheless, he wasn't exactly sat.
isned The prisoner was too willing,
and II is extremely disconcerting to
have charge of man who wants to
be arrested. Still, Policeman Flynn
made n great show Of representing the
majesty Of the law while they tray.
ersed a block Then he stopped.
"Gwan, now" he said. I'll not be
bothered with ye any more. G'wan
home"
81 won't" said the man. I'm your
prisoner, and If you connive at the
escape OF a man you've placed under
arrest, I'll prefer charges against you.
I'm going with you"
yen be sorry for It," suggested
Policeman Flynn. "Ye'll find no
featherbeds at the station, an there's
rats In the cells"
I'm taking my chances" answered
the man. Come on"
81 won't" said Policeman in his
turn. for It was beginning to dawn
upon him that he might have some diff.
ficulty in making case against his
prisoner. His threat of arrest had
been only bluff" anyway, and the
bluff" had been called.
ooh. come on" urged the man.
~Come on to the station. What's the
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-19
A WOuId-Be Prisoner
By Elliott Flower


Policeman Barney Flynn felt that
himself. lie had told the man to
move on. and the man had retortcd
by making various sarcastic and 9th.
erwise Objectionable remarks. The
comparatively new man on the force
is always the one who prizes his dignI
ty very highly. and Policeman Flynn
resented the insinuations that the
that the man made.
Get move on ye, now, or I'll run
ye in," he said.
We'll, run me in" retortcd the man.
Don't stand there talking about 1t
but do 1t.
81 will" said Policeman Flynn
Well, why don't you?" demanded
the man.
81 will" said Policeman Flynn
again, and he took the man by the
shoulder. There's no man on the
beat can give me any back talk VIII
ye go quiet.like, or will ! take the
club to ye?"
"Oh, III go along all right" an,
Bworcd the man. II was thinking Of
dropping in on the sergeant anyway,
and wen Just 90 together | haven't
seen him in most n year"
Policeman Flynn hcsItatcd Men
who want to see the sergeant are n
rarity, and there is always a chance
that they have "infloo'nce" some.
where
"Av ven g'wan aboat yer business
now I'll Fave yc go" suggested the Of.
iiccr OF the law.
But won't" said the man. Tn
under arrest and I'm going to the