davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
OperatOrji zavrnili vsak sporazum. Vojaki ma
kOnjih gOlimi Sabljami napadIi stavkarje.
Vea iensk ranjenih. Blagajnik American
Federation of Labor ObiSkal Stavkarie.
$4,000 priSlO IL Butte 40 Skebov
OStaviIO deIO.
Stavkarska junakinja.

Miners Bulltin" prinaSa she
deco pc notarju zaprisezeno izja-
VI Sodruzice Ane klemenc, biva-
iocc Y Calumtu:
Stanujem Y Red .Jacketu in
dine 3. scptembra oh ScSti uri zju-
traj Sla sem V druIbi vcG drugih
lensk po SeSti ceSti. Ia francosko
ccrkvijo SrcGano Scst SkcbOv in
diva deputija, Iii sta prvc sprem-
liala ma delo. Mirno Smo rcklc
SkcbCm, da mai ne gredo ma delo,
toda med pogovorom : Skcbi sko-
ella sta ma mas deputija in eden
lr zavihtel svoj kolec mad mojo
glavo. Prestregla sem udarac z
roko. toda roka ic bila hudo "a
deta. Pretcpala sta tudi ostale
lenske $ kolci in metala kamenjc
na mas. Me niSmo imele nobenega
orozja.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16

velike stavke. Ia teden je bilo par
skebov malo tepenih in sredo je
neki skeb ustrelil Stirikrat liz re-
volverja proti stavkarjem, toda
zadel nj nikogar in moral je be-
zati. kapitalisticne novine sicer
piseio, da je streljal zrak, kar
pa nj res. Meril je naravnost V
strajkarjc ,toda med streljanjem
Sc mu je roka tresla, da so krogle
letele zemGo.
V cetvrtek smo Sc zbrali skupaj
vsi tisti. ki smo dali denar IA GER
kew ma Dodgevillc in sklenili smo.
da zahtevamo mas denar naZaj.
Sprevideli smO namrec, da cerkev
le samo "a skebe - in cato je mi
ne potrebujemo. Popic nam pri-
porocajo, da maj gremo delat. to
Sc pravi, da drzijo komranijami
in $ skebi. Skandal in sramota |!
Iepo ste 81 postlali "a bodoGnost.
gospodje Y Copper Country. Da-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16

V stcvilki 81. ste deli mole ime
noter kot skeba in da drugim de
laveem kruh IL rok jelnljem. Jest
nisem niti pol Sihta napravil "a
Calumet kompanijo od kar je
Strajk. Scdaj prosim da preklice-
te, &c ne bonn pa drugacc pogle-
dial.
SpoStoVanJem
Mike Kotzc.
keewatin, Mlinn, box ,2l3. -
Pismo ic datiranoz dine 30.
avg. in 2adrlano je bilo vslcd
tcga, ker Smo Sc poprej obrnili
ma zanpne stavkarje Calmetu
"a poJaSnilo lei zadcvi. Dobili
smo odgOvor, da ie tam wee roja-
kOv : TEN imcnom in da eden
kotze Je gotOvo med stavkOkazi.
toda mas pOrocevalcc. kateri ic po-
slal imena Skcbov, nj vedel, dali
je doticmiku prvo imc Mike ali
kako drugaGc Ipamo. ia bo ro-
jak Mike kotzc Keewatinu $
TEN zadovoljcn. kajti dee nj mic
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16

zal pravi luGi. Danes pa niti en-
slovenski niti hrvatski dclavcc,
niti noben prijateli delavstva, ka-
teri je spOznan resnico, da DELAY
Stvo bo tako dolgo izkoriScano,
dOkler So samO pomocjo orga-
nizacijc ne resi- robstva, ne more
smatrati John ID. Puhcka drugim
kakOr izdajalcem delavskega
vprasanja. Cakali smo, da zvcmo
resnicO. Nismo hoteli poprej Pu-
heka zigosati Y javnosti, dokler
Sc nismo dodobra prcpricali, da je
on resnici tax. Scdaj pa caka-
mo. kaj bodo storili ostali clani
glavnega odbora S. II. u. in kaj
no clanstvo storilo glcdc tc zadc-
We Cakamo. da bodo Scdai obra-
cunaIi $ Puhckom tiSti, katerih Sc
ia stvar titc: kaiti Sramota je, da
ic q. tajnik slovcnsko hrvatskc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
KAToLISKI DUHoVNIK, MO.
RILEC.

Ravno pred Zakliuckom lista So
princsli dncvniki vest. da jc kat
Rev. Hans Schmidt. pomozni du-
hovnik cerkvc sv. Jozcfa Y New
forku, umoril Ano Aumuller. io
sesekal ma koscc in iih potopil
Hudson Rivcrju.
Iagovarja Sc tenn. ia jc TO ma
redil V east in SlavO sv. Elizabctc
ma Ogrskem. Policija ic pa mne-
hJa, da jc incl recent I MO liu-
bayno razmcrjc in da ic priSla I
MIN blagoslovlieno stanic. Ma
tancnejse motive doIcnc sodiScc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
LetO (V0l.) VIII.

tch cash, ko so row V najvecjem
neredu, bo Sc marsikatcri skeb
zapadel nesrcGi, ker prvic ne ra-
zume della, drugic pa svoji
zmcSanosti ne We kaj della.
Stavkarji stojimo trdno kot
skala. NaSa mija dobiva move Ella
ne vSak dan. Mi Sc ne podamo -
ne nehamo, doklcr ne zmagamo.
Pozdrav Edcninisti.
Razne vesti liz stavkarskega
okrozja.
(Mincr'S Bulletin in izvirna DO
roCila.)
- Mrs. Mary Puhck, katera
ina wee rojakov ma stanovaniu
ma Scdmi ceSti V Red Jacketu, ic
dala tiStim. XII spadaio V mijo.
ultmatum Ali ma delo. ali Sc pa
Sellte! Dicna goSpa Puhek seveda
tndi spada klopcicevo crcdo.
Ako goSpa Puhck ne neha poma-
gait Skebariii, bono posegli ma
zaj v memo zgodovino. V tisto
dobo. ko jc na Heel gospodaril
captain Wilson in ko je bilo delo
ma prodcj IA $50 do 800. Ia Ego
dovina je "a gospo Puhkovo zelo
crna. Torej pozor, - Eden stav-
karjcv.)
- Champion Copper County
Company je obvestila nekatere
stavkarje, ki stanujejo njenih
hiSah, da maj gredo ma delo ali pa
selijo ven. Unija je pa izposlova-
10 proti druzbi sodnijsko prepo-
we'd, da ne sme nikogar vrcGi IL
svojih his, ker to je proti pogodbi.
katera je bila sklenjena med
druzbo in dotieniki, XII so prevzela
stanovanja. o vzdrznosti te pre-
povedi bo sodiSce obravnavalo Is.
sept. Dobro je, da enkrat tudi ka-
pitalisti okusijo tisto orozje. ka-
terega tako radi vporablja 10 proti
delavcem: injunction.
- Eden vojakov, kateri patru-
ira Calumetu, ie V privatnem
pogovoru izjavil, ola Sc mu ze stu
di TAXA sluzba. mi nimamo no
benega businessa tukaj" - dejal
Je vojak - mi nismo Sli k voia-
kom, da streljamo Strajkarie.
temvec da branimo domovino."
kadar bo tako mislila vecina vo-
Jakov, tedaj zapoje kapitalizmu
smrtna ura.
- Stroski ia vzdrzavanjc mill
ce stavkarSkem Okrozju do |.
sept. so naraSli ma 5000. 900. Vsak
dan stanc pribliZno $1,000 Wad-
dell-Mahonovc barabc so dobie
"a mesec august $1O.334.S3. DO
sehni depntiji 81, ,2OS.75, "a voznjo
avtomobilih je Slo $3.50 in "a
orozJc ter strcljivo $214O. Poleg
tega Sc pa racuna, da imajo druz-
he lzgubc priblizniih 40 milionov
dolarjev odkar traja Strajk. Ka-
ko lmenitno INA gospodariti kapi-
taliSticna vlada,
- Neki skeb. katcri jc delal
diva dni pri c. & II. in potem opu-
stli skebarijo, jc dobil "a diva dni
= S1.92. torej 30 81 46 ma dan.
Della! Je od polu sedmih zjutraj
ho pctih pOpoldnc. koliko ie bill
torcJ ma boljScmo Ali Sc mu ic
grdo izdajstvo Splacalo? PRAY
mu ic,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
Zupnik Klopcic Sc je pobratil S
tolovaji.

Calumet, Mich. 6. sept. - Ora
gi mi Prolctarec, Strajkamo Sc
vedno in tudi bono, dokler kom-
panija ne pripozna naSih zahtev
magari &c traja Strajk deset let.
Seveda, sedaj gre lazje, ko nam
Sredo ma pomoc VISA bratska dsu.
stva. Drzimo sc trdno, kar jc raz-
vidno IL tega. ker Sc vsako jutro
oh peti uri zberemo pred unijsko
dvorano odkoder odkorakamo po
vseh ulicah ma picket duty.
Pred nami koraka tolpa deputijev
IN "a mani pa "soldatje". tako da
sc nam nj treba bati kakSnega
pijanega policaja. Zavarovani
smo dobro! Deputiji in vojaki no.
siJo nasajene "Spicake'. nabite
revolverje, V drugi roki pa tri
cevlje dodge krepelce, katerimi
mas "cuvajo" - kakSne nezgode
Sedaj so tudi naSi mestni ocetje
potegnili $ kompanijo: dovolili so
kavaleristom, da mas smejo DO
side-walkih" preganiati ma ko-
njih. Kakor nitro Sc diva ali trije
delavci ustavijo ma trotoarju, ze
pridejo konieniki 4 revolverji
rokah in vpijejo: $50 a head
Moveon, move on" Kan yraga
Sc cem 'mlfat ko pa imam do
s;i casa Ampak zlodej le vpiie in
koncno Sc mufamo". Ne bojim
Sc sicer. da hi me vstrelil. ali ko
MIA Sc bojim, da hi me pogazil.
NcjakU, Seveda, ri tud; u;5 yer
jeti, ker he pozna nobene disci-
pline in " rozah' je zmiraj kakor
jolictski (pmfD Kranjc. In Sc
nekaj so 81 naSi mestni ocetje H.
mislili. VsakO jutro oh petih Sc
tudi oni voziio Y avtomobilih po
nlicah. Mis'ijo 81: "Ako county
lahko plaza toliko voznjo, plaza
mo lahko tudi mi, bono Sc ze ma
placali pri davkih ali kjerbodi.
Maj platajo Strajkarii, ako hoce-
jo Strajkat' Posebno mas aupan
2 musovo" glavo in Zeleni joe
s svojim kolesom Sc vcdno vrti po
oglih kakCr kraguli kadar opazi
misko ma zemlii. Toda le mai Sc
zabayajo. 30 Jill re minuIo.
Kar Sc skebov tiGc, jih je vedno
istO Stcvilo ali skorai mani. Slo-
yenski skebjc so sami Klopciccvi
pristasi. RavnO danes. ko to pi-
sem, vozil Sc je mas velecastiti
Lmkec ze oh sestih zjutraj avto-
mOhilu druzbi Waddell-Maho-
novih barab! Incl jc zvczdo ma
prsih in cigarette V ustih. 10 Sc je
navozil dovolj 30 ulicah u new
yorskimi tolovaji, je pa sci GER
kew maSevat. Menda jc bral maSo
"a skebe in izmolil IN njc oGenaS
pristavkom: "Cuvaj jih gnoi-
nici omOcene metle. o GoSpod :"
NewyOrSkc barabe in pa Imkcc :
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16

mes grCmO V South Range ma shod
kjcr hodo govorili govorniki vseh
narodnosti. Tisti, ki live kompa-
niJskih hiSah. so dobii pozivnice
od kOmpanijc. da Sc morajo seliti /;
seveda ne vsi, ampak le tisti. XII
Jih ina kompanija "zamarkane'
Cmazani "Glasnik" pise, da hi Sc
pogovorili kakor nekje V Missou-
ri, toda mi ne popustimo niti mai
maniSe stvarcc. Uniia mora biti
priznana
Pozdrav stavkariem. skebom in
njlhcvim pokroviteljem a la Klop-
cic, Medin. Richer in Rczck pa
mas naJvccji prezir. Rudar.
Pravi, da nj stavkokaz.
Prcjcli smo slcdeGc pismo in
priobcujcmo ga ccloti:
SpoStOyani urednik Proletarca
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16


danes zapodila golimi sabljami
rokah Ogromno mnOzico stav-
karjev. njihovih zen i'll prijate-
ljcv ma Osmi ccSti. NeG oSeb, med
katerimi je bilo najvec zensk, SO
konji podrli ma tia in Jim priza-
djai lahkc poSkodbe. MeSto jc
polno stavkarjcV. Ma tisoGe jih je
priSlo IL okolicc. Ie oh Sesti uri
Zjutraj so bile ulice takO malta
Gene, da je bill vsak promet ne
mogoG Stavkarji So milmc de
monstrirali vclikanskem Ohio
du. Zvedeli so namrcc, ia so kra-
III bakra .Iimom McNaughto-
nom ma cefu ponovno zavrnili
vsak sestanek 4 Zastopniki unijc
IN ponovno odrekli vsak sporazm
IN tudi vsako formo razsodiSca z
rudarji. To ie naravno vzbudilo
veliko nevoljo med delavci in de-
monstracija je bila toliko veGja.
Deputi-Serifi so skakali kot po-
Sasti semintje ,toda proti ogrom-
nemu valu ljudstva so bill brez
vsake moci. Tedaj so serifi klicali
ma pomoc milico in ve6ja tolpa
Eonjikov Sc je takoj odzvala in
napadla mirno mnozico. Xxi nj sto-
rila ni6esar drugega, kakor da je
izrazala protest proti kratjem 'ba-
kra, XII svojo trrnoglavostj jo drive
V gctov poraz.
John B. Lennon. glavni blagaj-
mix American Federation of La
Dor. je prisel vceraj IL Washing
tona bakreno okrozje, kjer no
incl tri velike shode. V6eraj je
govoril ma South Range, danes V
Houghtonu i'll jutri pa znani
Palestri ma Lauriumu. Vsi tri sho-
iii so zdruzeni obhOdi. Prihod
Leunona ie zopet mrzel curek "a
Rapitaliste, Xxi vedno trdijo. da
American Federation of Labor ne
odobrava in ne podpira tega Straj-
ka. Resnica pa ie, da je A. F. of l..
dvema miliOnoma organiziranih
delavcev Zastavila vse moci. da
zagotovi zmago rudarjem mi
chiganskem bakrenem okrozju.
Rudarji IL Butte poslali $4,000.
IL Butte, Mont. je dosel brzo-
jaw, da je tamoSnja rudarska uni
ia sklenila poslati $4,000 po-
moe stavkarjem V bakrenem o.
krozju. Vsi delavci brez razlike in
tudi trgovci Butte so zelo ma
rd6'Seni za. Svoie stavkejo@e bratc
V Michiganu in hocejo storiti vse.
da jim pomagajo V boju.
Iadnji torek ma redni sell unije
italiianski dvorani je polozilo
zayezo 81 novih clanov, XII so pri-
>topili prejsnji tedcn. To je mai
boljSi dokaZ, kako lazejo kapita-
listicni listi, Xxi venomer poroGa-
jo, da Sc stavkarji vracajo ma
delo". Ma drugi strani pa kapita-
hstitne cunie necejo porocati, da
Sc je te dni pOslovilo 40 skebov od
Calumet and Heckla kompanije.
Skebje so uvideli. da MISC kos
tcSkemu rudniSkcmu delu in sli
so ma vse strani. Usmililo sc jih je
par trgovcev in Sli so jim poma-
eat. Med temi je tudi italijanski
mesar Batisto Mario IL Lauriuma,
kateri je vrgel svoj bell iopic in
predpasnik vstran in Sci jamo
Skebat. Seveda. placal bo drago
svojo skebarijo, kajti delavccm
ne no vec prodajal mesa.
Najlepsa solidarnost vlada med
rudarji Keweenaw COutny. Tam
nihce ne della niti ne poskuSa de-
lati. To priznaje tudi kapitalistic-
nj list "Detroit Free Press, ka-
teri pise, da je tamkaj 9S odstot-
kov vseh rlrdarjev uniji. Kliub
temu jc pa tamkaj priSlo so mill
carey ma konjih Ne vemO, Gemu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16

s stevilko 316 "Proletarca bo-
mo vstavili list vsem tistim, XII
Jim je potekla narocnina, pa Sc
ne javiio, ce bodo narocnino po-
novili.
Pazite, da ne boste med priza-
detimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
90, H., 16. septembra (September) 1913.

hraSna pajdaSija Potcm je pa Sc
Jezcn, ako mu do recc, da je tudi
on skeb. Cez tcden sluzi satanu V
podobi ncwyorSkih barab. nede-
lJo pa bogu in svetnikom (GlaS-
mix Sc nj zmotilD Sal pa ina
pray, ko je Sc toliko ncumnih
Janezov, da podpirajo njegov
"bizncs' Seveda, Janczi sedaj
pricakujcjo, da bo Lukcc naredil
TOGO, ki ho pobila Strajkarje. ali
da no iZ vodc vino delal - toda
maj lc takajo. Toca ic le potolkla
- pamct kranjskim skcbom in
|ep". IIIkcc So pa Smeje ncumnim
Skehom in 81 gosti plcnom. PRAY
ina Iivcla katoliSka skcbarija {!
Sledi Sc wee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
kriv, nj gotovo nihce mislil ma
MEGA. Mi ne hi tudi IA YES svet
radi obdoliili koga skcbstva po
nedolinem.
Glavni tajnik Slovensko-H -Hrvat-
ske ZveZe - skeb!

"Ilrvatska Sloboda". katera
izhaja V Calumetu, piSe dne 8.
sept. tole:
"Glavni tajnik Slovensko-Hrv.
Iveze. pOdporne hrvatskO- -sloven-
ske Organizacije, John ID. Puhek,
Je - skeb, kakor smo izvedli od
njegOvega sina. Puhek della rud-
niku, dasiravno je Strajk. On je
rudar. s TEN delom So more ma
ravno ponaSati vsakdo, pa magari
hi bill tajnik SlovenskO-Hrvatske
Iveze, kajti rudarstvo je koristno
delO V cloveSki druzbi. Vsi poStc-
M ljudje so spoStovali John ID.
Puheka, doklcr Sc nj scdaj polka
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
kar.
Ne maramo cerkve! Cerkev ie
"a skebei

Dodgcvillc, Mich. I. sept. -
Dragi urrdnik Prolctarca! Poro-
cati vam imam nckaj vesti IL naSe
Williams news., 1913-08-02
DANCE AT PARISH HOUSE ON
 WEDNESDAY
Society Folk of Williams Pass Most Enjoyable Evening
 Those Present


 The informal dance held at the Episcopal parish house Wednesday evening proved one of the most en- joyable events of the summer sea son in Williams. About forty gathered to pass the evening hours in dancing and social conversation. Those present were: Mir. and Mrs M' Donald Robinson, Miss Robin son and Miss Fisher; Mrs. w. F. Dermont and Miss Dermont, Rob- ert Wente and Miss Wente and Miss Dye; MT. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Rittenhouse; MT. and Mrs. Thomas Maddock Mir. and Mrs. Joe Amundsen; Mrs. Martin Buggeln, Miss Edna Bug, geln and Dede Dennis, of Phoenix Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Johnson; Mir. and Mrs. Degering; Roy Watson and Miss Watson; Miss Margaret Bab- bitt, of Flagstaff; Lester B. Snow; Mir. and Mrs. Wuichet, Miss Wuiche and West Wuichet, of Chicago; Mir. R. E. Daggs and Miss Daggs Dick Connor, J. R. Scan lin, H. C. Smith, Gustavus Adolphus Boen itsch, E. J. Nordyke.
 Delightful music was furnished by Mrs. Boulin.
Williams news., 1913-08-02
THRONGS PAY TRIBUTE ID MEMORY 0F MISS
 MAbLE ASKEW
MT. and Mrs. Geo. Mathews Back From Sad Journey to
 Old Tennessee Home.

Attesting the almost reverential regard entertained by the people of her old home town, Medina, Ten nessee, for the memory of Miss Ma ble Askew, sister of Mrs. George Mathews, who passed away very suddenly in Williams short time ago while visiting her relatives here with her father and mother, hun dreds attended the funeral of the unfortunate young woman, cut off in the flower of youth, which was held at the Baptist Church in Me dina July 24. Local branches of the Young Peoples Baptist Union and personal friends of Mss As { kew literally buried the casket un
 der a great mound of floral tribu es. Before leaving the east for the visit to her sister in Williams, Miss Askew had strange presentment of her own passing, In view oi this presentment she had selected even the one who was to speak hel last message to her home people, among whom she had been a very active church worker for many years. When the beautiful hymn, 1T Know not Where. 1 Know moi
 When," was sung, at the request
 of Miss Askew. hundreds in tht
 congregation were moved to tears.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mathews returned
 from Tennessee Wednesday even
 ing. In all probability Mrs. Ma
 thews' parents, Mir. and Mrs. As
 kew, will come-to Arizona in thu
 fall to make their permanent home
Williams news., 1913-08-02
CALDER MOOD GETS DEMON RU M IN
 THE PLEXUS

The Demon Rum came in for a good slanming Sunday by w. F. Calderwood, a gentleman with a flu ent tongue, evident sincerity, and one whose heart evidently had been touched, if not his pocket book, by the Great White Way on Railroad avenue. For half an hour or more, Dr. Calderwood fayed the demon in great shape from the sidewalk in front of the Babbitt-Polson store, but the verdict of the spectators at the close was a draw, while Sam Edgington and Pat Grove declared the Demon rightfully should have had the verd ct by a shade.
 The flaying of the Demon incl dentally, led up to black hand scare by Adolphus Boenitsch, of the Babbitt- Poison store. Early Sun- day morning, as is his ever and anon wont, Boenitsch hied himself to the store. On the sidewalk in front of the entrance he espied the word CHALLENGE in hugh red letters.
 1.-The Black Hand as Pm a sin
Williams news., 1913-08-02
From Col. Tom Weedin

J. V. Van Eaton, who recently purchased the Williams News, has converted that paper into an up-to- date journal Mr. Van Eaton is a brilliant and forceful editorial writer and also know how to gather news that will interest his patrons, Under the new management the paper is democratic along Jefferso- nian lines, therefore on the right track, as Jeffersonian democracy means government by the people for the people. We wish MT. Var Eaton success. Florence Blade Tribune.
Williams news., 1913-08-02
ANY MORE LIKE MISS FLORENCE HELL|S?
 SEND FEM ALONG
Big Detective Agency pays One High Tribute to For
 mer Williams Girl

The following letter from Nick B. Harris, head of the celebrated Nick B. Harris Detective Agency of Los Angeles, ranking on the coast with the William E. Burns agency in the east, will undoubtedly be of much interest to many Williams people who knew Miss Florence Nellis when tot m her old home town:
 Los Angeles Cal, July go, 1913. EDITOR THE WILLIAMS NEWS,
 Williams, Ariz.
 My DEAR SIR
 I happened to notice a clipping taken from one of the recent Issues of your paper, concerning an oper- ative of this office, to-wit one Miss Florence Nellis, whom you compll mented very highly as being mod ern Sherlock Holmes and a model of Old Sleuth.
 1 wish to thank you first, and will also state that if your germless city has any more of those tow headed girls with the same set ot brains that Miss Nellis has, l wish you would ship them all to Los Angeles, so that they will be closer for me to reach, as 1 can use few more such people.
 Incidentally, I wish you would send me copy of your paper con- cerning that account, and also any other issue that might have an ac- count concerning this lady, and we will forward stamps covering post age and expense thereto. ! Again thanking you, I beg to re' | main,
 Very truly yours, NICK B. HARRIS, Chief Nick Harris Detectives.
Williams news., 1913-08-02
Fall Stock Purchased

After visit to New York City, where he went in the interest of the good dressers among the men of Williams, Buying Salesman Olson. of the Babbitt-P Poison Company was in St. Louis Wednesday and Thurs day, making final selections of odds and ends in shoes and clothing over looked in the fashionable empori- ums farther east. Olson will be ready with an announcement of choice fall stocks next week. Watch for the big Babbitt- Poison Ad.
Williams news., 1913-08-02
HAL CHASE ONE BIG FIND FOR
 CALLAHAN
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Californian Playing the Best Game of Career
 for White Sox
Especial to The News1

Chicago, August That the White Sox are not in first place is not the fault of Hal Chase If all he team were putting up the game which the Ca ifornian has been pla, ing since he came to us from New York, Chicago would be ili second place right now, instead of trailing the first division. But we have two months and half to play yet and I believe Philadelphia is bound to slump. The oters are in hailing distance "
 Manager Callahan said lot more good things about the brilliant but cratic Californian last night. Ever since gett ng away from the blight ing influence of six years with tail end club, or very near the tail, Chase has been playing as never be- fore. The biggest improvement has been his batting. Since joining Chicago, Chase has been hitting at over a three hundred clip, and has pulled his average up-to about 275 from 25O or whereabouts. He is the idol of the Chicago fans, and it is a good thing for no one plays more brilliantly under the influence of a friendly crowd.
 The big weakness of the Sox has been the batting Given two more men as good with the willow as Chase and Chicago would be boom ing along towards the top in nc time, Callahan regards Chase as the biggest pickup of his baseball career. -----
Williams news., 1913-08-02
MISTAKE IN DETAILS GLADLY RECT|F|ED
 BY THIS PAPER
Nellis and Scott Not Accused of Stealing Household
 Goods, But Wire

The statement made in The Will liams News of July 19, to the effect that Norman Nellis and Hanford Scott had been arrested and held to answer for the theft of household goods from a house in Williams owned by Thomas H. Cureton, was a mistake. The young men were held to answer on charge of steal ing about two tons of barbed wire from the yards of the Santa Fe in Williams, which was found con- cealed in a pile of sawdust on a ranch locatrd at Garland Prairie.
 Friends of Nellis and Scott assert vehemently the trial will prove the innocence of the two young men, who belong to well-known families in the Garland Prairie region. They also declare the alleged Santa Fe stamp on the wire found in the saw dust pile is fiction; that the wire bore the stamp of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, as does nearly every bale of barbed wire shipped into the southwest. They are alsc indignant over the assumption by the peace officers of this county that band of organized thieves ex- ists in the Garland Prairie section, declaring the residents of that sec ton as a whole are among the most respected and law abiding in Ar iZona
Williams news., 1913-08-02
Jim Pearce in Town

Jim Pearce, the well known and popular travelling representative of the Golden Gate Tea, Coffee and Spice conce of J. A, Folger, San Francisco, was a Williams visitor early in the week, giving and get ting the glad hand from his many Williams friends. Pearce is one of the most popular knights of the road doing Nor hern Arizona, loves a good story, knows how to tell a lot of them, and is welcome always where the good fellows meet. Jim reports business good throughous Northern Arizona.
Williams news., 1913-08-02

 ner," muttered 'Dolph, with fur tive glance around the corner of Bill Williams. Spying no red flag or other sign of danger, 'Dolph hied back to interpret the black hand message further. It proved, how ever, to be merely a challenge from one D. F, Fitzpatrick, whose social istic tendencies are well known, to Cottonwood. Fitz wanted to discuss the demolition of the Demon from the Debs standpoint, but Calder wood either did not see the chal- lenge, did not hear the challenge, ore else ignored the challenge, and the Demon Rum got off with light sentence.
Williams news., 1913-08-02
Noted Automobile Party

Judge and Mrs. P. H. Hayes, and Miss Charlotte Hayes, of Phoe- nix, Mir. and Mrs. Patten ard Mrs.
 B. S. Snyder, of the same city, MT. and Mrs R. A. Perkins, of Clark dale, motored to Williams Wednes
 day, where they were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson at the Johnson home west of town. We'd nesday afternoon the entire party motored to the Grand Canyon to view for the first time, and at theil leisure the worlds greatest wonder. They reported a most enjoyable trip.