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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-19

ct a sheet OF paper and handed it over
to me. "Read ftP'
The letter was written in pencil in
a delicate and somewhat feminine
hand, on a sheet Of plain, unruled pa
per. With an establishment which in
creased with every word I read this
extraordinary epistle:
My Dear Mr.. Godfrey-I have been high
~ fiattered by your interest in the affair
OF the cabinet Boule and admire most
deeply your penetration in arriving at
conclusion so nearly correct regarding it.
must thank you also for your kindness
in keeping me informed of the measures
which have been taken TO guard the cab
met and which seem to me very complete
and well thought out l have myself visit
ed the station and inspected the cell. and
1 find that IN every detail you were cor
rect
1t In because 1 so esteem you as an ad-
versary that tell you in confidence that
it is my intention to regain possession of
my property on Wednesday next and that.
having done 90. shall beg you to accept
a small souvenir OF the occasion.
am, my dear sir. most cordially yours,
JACQUES CROCHARD.
The InvinciblA
looked up to find Godfrey regard
ing me with quizzical smile.
"Of course it's joke said. Then
looked at him again. Surely, God
frey, you don't believe this d genuineY'
Perhaps we can prove it." he said
quietly. THAT Is one reason l came
up. Didn't Armand leave a note for
you the day he failed to see your
Yes; on his card; l have II. herer'
and with trembling fingers, I got out
my pocketbook and drew the card
from the compartment in which had
carefully preserved it
One glance at it was enough. The
penciled line on the back was unques-
tionably written by the same hand
which wrote the letter.
81 have been certain from the first
that it was hep said Godfrey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-19
The Mystery
of the
ROuIe Cabinet
BY BURTON L. STEVENSON
Copyright, 1919. by Burton e.
Stevenson
SYNOPSIS

Apparently by mistake Philip vantine
receives an antique Boule cabinet from
Paris. A strange Frenchman is mysteri-
ously killed near it.
Poison inserted through two wounds
on his hand Is the cause Of death. Van
tines friends, Lester and Godfrey, a
exporter, are greatly interested.
Vantine himself is killed in the same
mysterious manner while or shortly
after examining the Roule cabinet.
Rogers. a servant. accuses a woman
who visits Vanti1Ie of Vantine's muir
der. Rogers acts suspiciously.
With the aid of Parks, Vantine's va
let, Lester makes plans to carefully
guard the Boule cabinet from Ynarau-
ders.
Godfrey and Lester conclude that
the cabinet has a secret drawer guard
ed by a mechanism which stabs and
poiSons.
While Godfrey vainly searches for
he drawer with a secret drawer guard
Cd by a mechanism which stabs and
poisons.
Lawyer Hornbioewr, representing
mime x" asks Lester for a packet of
her letters hidden in the Boule cabi-
net. which has been stolen from her.
She calls upon Lester, says there is
no deadly mechanism in the cabinet
and gets he letters from a secret
drawer.
"Mme. KS" maid, Julie. showed
Vantine how to open the secret draw
er and knew Drouet, the dead French
man, who sought the letters for black
mail purposes.
IN. Felix. Armand" claims the Boule
cabinet for his Paris fir mand takes it
away, followed by Godfrey and Les
ter.
armand" captured by a giant
Frenchman, kills the giant with a
poison barb but escapes from Godfrey
and Lester.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-19
DIR. CHAS. r MITCHELL
osTEoPATHIc PHYSICIAN.

Masonic Temple. Hours zig and s.s.
Phone 1880.
Eleven years experience IN the treat
rnent Of an sub-acute ana chronic ais
eases, such as Asthma, Backache. pp-
iousness, Bronchitis, Conatina to-,
Cramps. Coughs, olde. Dyspenala. Eve
and Ear Disorders, Diseases az Women
headache, insomnia Kidney and YIver
troubles, Lumhagos Nervoammegs Men
ralgia. Neur1tis. Paralysis. piles. Rhea-
natisn. stomach Diseases. Sciatica
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-19
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-19

Consultation.
Did the doctor pronounce you sound
as dollarF'
Judge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-19
H Demanded

II Depended.
How long" asked the man accused
OF burglary, will IL take to get
through this caSeP'
The lawyer looked thoughtful.
We'll, my man. personally I expect
to get through with 1t in three weeks,
but-er-Pm afraid it's going to take
you about five years.@-London Tit
Bits
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26
DRr gtuaaR BrmmtntRr.

S%ntereHantc NnfidIaRc aber 6aa madtoc AZ. 8cntimcter.8ci
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26

l:9 ber6Iifft bor Oem RieIen6au elmer
md9tisen alien gotif9en &utbebrale
ano benz Itol3en Su9bauen9ebGuoe
aIs benz Sabre 1880.
2ange, LANCE fat ii9 niemanb Inn
rteie prd9tigen 8auten sefiimmert.
a1ur einige belsii9e Moler tamen
oprtbin unb baben fie ent5iidten Mu@
ses betra4tet unb uuf Die 2einpanO
Jebra9t. 90 gef3db es, Dab Die
Su9bale nit ibrer pu9tigen goti=
i9en 9aue pieOer 9ergeitelt tpurbe.
sSn ibren oberen &Gumen boben bic
6elgif9en Maler MusfteIlungen abgez
aolten, gu benen feIten iemanb fam.
Sur penise 9dufer ie9en auF Der
lreiten Strabe bon N%ieuport, ober
fait ale trogen Die @rinnerung fritz
herer eldnaenoer 3eiten. Sn elmer
oiefer gOtii6en &%eiibenaen bat Der
Grober5Og Gilbert sempbnt, als MoriB
BON Nafau i'm Sabre 1866 6ie fpa;
aif9en SeerGuber bon Oiintir9en be-
tImpfen nonte unb babel nit ben
spanif9zOterrei9tf9en Sruppen in
Sen 9iinen 5ufammenftieB
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26

rabe fit BEN SeIepbonberfebr aipiTden
ReIsien unb @neIanb bergeri9tst
tpOrOsn isin IoIen.
Bon biefem 8absorte Bis gu Dem
vralten StdotGen Nieuport Iduft man
gut cine StunOe, aunG9It bur9 Elm
WGlo9en, in benz irgenbpo elm
freunoli9es, oinenartiges Wirtshdus
ltcbt, unb bonn bic Wiefen entlang
unO borbei an i9attigen @drten. Gs
1T elm i90nes uno ubpeaslunssreis
Dies, fru6t6ares 2anb, bas bon ei>
mem JG9eripert bon &onGlen our4s
Sogen pirb, bic bier aug Journes,
Oftenbe unb dnoeren Srten guiana
menlaufen. Sn 5rieOens5eiten lam
man fi9 ni9t fottfeben an bieIen
itiegelnben MaHern, auf beren glats
zen JIG9en bunte S9iffe aieben, unb
an Oen bieIen aItmobii9en Sdleufens
trerten. Sn 8riegsSeiten 1T bas ans
oers. Oie uferpdnoe Iinb minOeitens
metertief, ebe iie bic SberfId4e bes
gBdflers errei4en, uno Elm peer, ods
Eisr operieren muB unb iibsr bic fteis
len Mauern Der Ifer binfpeg bic Otez
len 8riiden gu f9lagen bat, muB Iei>
re Iiebe Got baben, Dortpdrts gu
tOmmen. Man min es ni9t re4t
fafsn, tpoau az bisie Dielen RandIe
t;enen folen, 81 bod Der 9afen BON
Nieuport taum irgsnOpelde 8ebeus
iung bat. Srgenbpo mitten in ben
5eloern ftebt Elm urdlter 2eu9tturm.
Gr fiebt aus nie bas lleberbleibfel Ell
ner AGuberburg unO itammt aus benz
13. Sabrbunbcrt. Bis au ieinen
0iiBen ipiiIte cinit Die See. 9onn
fam Der Sunb eenuu 70 pie BET Dem
&afen BON 8riigge unb er bat einen
breiten 2anbitreifen 5pti4en ben ols
ten 9afen unb bic See eelagert.
Rieuport i9Iief elm, uno tpenn man
beute bur9 bic StraBen bes pin5igen
GtdOt@ens t%panOert, itebt man pIOB>
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26

binten, reGts unO Iints. ii6erau
ftorte SnFonterie@ unO &aDanerieOets
flung, Mai4inengetpebrs unb lei4te
Mrtiaerie gum S9uB sesen neber@
rumpelungen ouf Dem Marf9. ltno
ouBeroem bleibt ia bas @ei9iB au9
70 melt bintsr Der fe9tenoen Sruppe,
0aB Elm 11eberfaG atsgei9lOKen 1T.
Grrei9bar finb Die M0rier in i6rer
@efe9tsIteIun9 bonn @egner ME. Wlan
peib fat eenat, 0uB Die feinbli9e
&rtiuerie ifets aIs 9r0Bte S4uBgren>
ae 10000 Meter annimmt. Stebt
nun Ser M0rfer auf $4,000 Mteter,
70 bleiben ibm INNER nod cine 4ns
3abl &ilometer gum S4uB. Nun
Fei nod an btefer Stelle einge@
fiigt, bob pObG bic S6uBpeite unb
Srefffi9ecEeit $4,000 Meter betrdgt,
man je6O9 uuf Oieie @ntfernung ME
malls @9iFe ubfeuern miro. @s
mare cine @erf9penOung Der toitbas
rem Munition unO cine SrOBe AnfOrs
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26
Der ,,1RettMnssbafen'..
Sabre &c Grace, BET ietise Sit Der bel.
siiden Taesiernns.

Sabre &c Grace, BET ietise Sit BET beI-
sifden &estermns.
Run erft tpirb CT ieiuem biitOriz
f@en Ndmen nieber @bre MAIDEN.
Mir nannten i'm tur3 Sc 9abre.
Ser beIgiiden &sgieruns lit er gum
&ettunesbafen getporben, ipenn audi
Dieuei9t nur fir Mo9en. Srantz
rei9s rei9e @aFfreunof9uft iu4t
bier oas @eI9id 0es ungliidli9en
8elsien aufaubaIten, unO England TT
bereit, aud bier CUR @bre unb fir
bic @rDBe bes britii9en Hei9es Bis
gum IeBten 8IutstrOpfen bes leBten
frdna0ff9en SplOaten gu tGmpfen.
@ie lleber1iebeIung Der belsif4en
Megierung BON Mntperpen mad
SABRE entbebrt ni9t elmer getpifen
Sronie, benn felt lansen Sabren mar
bas aufbliibenoe Nntnerpen Der
fran56iif9en Sesitaot f9Iimmiter
&onturrent.
Die Gage Sabres unmittelbar an
Der SeinesM inoung 1T bic bentbar
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26
&inSer BON arbeitsIoIen @ltern tparter
Dor elmer S6uIe III Sttafring auf
Gerteillng bon Gpenoen ulo
Nabrune.

berung an Die @tabilitGt bes Sc
f9ibes, neil man auf bieie gntfer>
hung ben @9uB ni4t beoba9ten
lam. @enn Oas @ef9iB aud etpa
$4,000 Meter melt trdgt, pirS man
bod pobl nur in ben feltenIten Sal
len iiber 10000 Mleter 19ieBen, uno
bas min fir Die oeuti9e Sattit I9on
etpas fagen.
5reiitebeno miro bas @ei9iB au@
ME pertpenbet peroeE. Sn Ser Dem
S9iebtage pprangebenoen Na9t miro
es 10 eingeoedt, bob ni9ts BON ibm
gu feben 1T. Den Nameu Drummer"
boben Dem 42zcm@MOr5er Die Bel
eier gegeben. Oogegen baben Die
6euti9en &anoniere bas @ef9ib roie
fleiBige 8erto" getauft gu gbren Der
@attin oes 9errn BON &rupp, oie be-
tanntIi9 8erta beiBt.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26
General bon Stein, bcr frii6ere Genes
acknowledgements ulO iebt &onts
monbant eiues Irineetorps
BftaSzeuO nit EsaiIte.
geuer umeritaniihrr Sup bOu Slieg'
bppter.

gcuer umeritaniihtr Sup BON SlieDs
bDptert.
Menn es nit benz Grfin6en neuer
Tlua3eugSSDpe 70 peiterge9t, tpie in
BEN iebfen M1Onaten. 70 mOgen mir
boIb cine 70 eroBe MannigfaIttgtett
ouf bieIem @ebiste haben, tpis be-
treffs Der Jabr8euge ouf Der grOe
ober ouf benz WaRer, glet9blel %
militGril9e 8eOiirfniHe bieie SGs
tigteit mod Defenders fOrbern, Ooer
ni9t.
Mitunter nennt man ole Slug
mof9inen v5IisgbOOte"; ober es lino
nod ni9t biele gebaut pOroen, ouf
fpel@e bieIer game in engerem Sirts
ne paBt, obgeIeben bon ben grOBen
2entluftf4iffen.
@or furaem fpurben ouf un6 iiber
benz Reufaz@ee, i'm Stoate ytew
gort, befrieOigenbe @erfu4e nit
sinem pirfli9em Jliegbopte ongss
fteut, peIfes 1i9 BON ben getDObns
Ii6en Grten baOur4 unterf4eibes,
bah in Der W2itte cine p0uig gee
f@IoFene Roiiite eingebout III, pie
bas untenfte6enOe Bib aeist.
Set &umpf bes 8OOtes, obf@on
etipos eigenartig eeitaItet, bIeibt benz
l1rbilb zines 1ol9en treu. SIS bat
planten BON MabogDniboI5 unb 1T
am 8ug bD6er unb LANCER. Oas
Boot fpl nDtigenfaus ebenfo gut fir
bic Tortbepegung i'm Wofer bienen,
tpie in Der Buff, unO fteigt aud
rom @oFer ouf; es 1T borna9 GEE
faut, feiner SnfaRen 10 9uten S9uB
unb Romfort gu bieten, pie Elm
fpnItiges nobl9ebautes 99iff, ou4
ipenn bic Wogen gana iiber 6os Bed
f9Iagen fplten.
Die @iBe fir bic paFasiere iinb
paartpeife grappiert. Seniter BON
geaulOib, f9iiBen genii9enD Dor ben
@lementen unb lalIen au@ 2i9t ges
mug fir bic pafagiere un6 fir BEN
2enfer berein.
Mlon er3ielte Bel ben probefabrs
ten cine Slrsf9nenigteit BON go bis
65 Meilen pro Stunbe. Offenbar
lieBe 1i9 bie1es Tlug5eug fir oae
zines tleinen S9neatreu5ers
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26

giinfisFs. Bon Troua 1. I'M Sabre
1917 gesriin6et, erfreute bic Staot
ii9 unter 2ubnig XVI. unb NdpO>
leon I. b~efonberer 5iriOrge Der Rez
gierung. Napolepn fagte, 6aB pa
RIG, &ouen unb Sc SABRE cine srOBe
Staot bilben miiBten, beren 9dupt>
ItraBe Die Seine Iei. Bon Oieiem
3utunftsbil0e Iinb mir alerOin9s
ipeit entfernt sebIieben, benn SABRE
unb Houen iino aud beute troB iArer
beboraugten Gage YrOOin3itGbte mitts
lerer @r6Be, Die suiammen taum
100000 @inppbner Sdblen. Ni4tsz
beItOpeniser nimmt Sc Sabre nIs
See6afen einen berborragenOen ploB
Elm, beHen 8soeutung In Oeutf@lano
rur pOn Samburg iibertrOffen miro.
8aumipole unb Raffee >iinb Die
bouptfG9Ii9en Smporturtitsl, banez
ben Mole uno 9dute. Sn Sabre TT
aud Der sit Der grOBen franaOfi>
I9en 9ampfi9iffabrts : Seieaf4af>
ten gompagnie @6nerale Sransat=
Iantique uno @bargeurs @eunis.
Die notwithstanding Gage 9abres
1T bon unperglei9li9er 4nmut. Sds
Meer umfpiiIt bic Staot BON orei
Seiten. N0rbli9 aber fteigt betpalz
betes SngsuanO, bic lOgendnnte
gpte D'ssSnqpuDipe, aus Der @taotz
ebene enpor unb getpGbrt cine Sernz
fidt BON feItener S90nbeit auf ben
6afen, ods Meer unb Die breite
Miin6una Der @sine nit 9Onfleur
unD SrouDile am jenieitigen ltfer.
Sc Sobre bat ben @Dr8ug, 5pei
gsfpeibte @tGtten gu beiiBen, Die Dem
8olts am SerSer liegen. SIN Wez
fen, auf bunoert Meter 4obem &ret@
befelfen, bart an Der &uite, ben
@9iffern bon neither fidtbar, srbebt
fid bic tlsine, Iiebli9e Waufahrts=
fir6e Notre Dame Oes SlOts, bic Be-
f6iiberin Ser Seeleute, pGbren6 drf
ser entgegengeieBten Oitli4en Settle
Der @tubt ii9 Oas uralte &lOfter be-
fin6et, in Dem 3Dbert Der Seufel ge=
bauIt 6aben foa. Sier erri4teten
1871 8iirger Der Staot cine bebeu<
tenoe 8rOn5e<Stotue, Ole Mutter
@ottes nit Dem Seiustinbe b%aritel@
lenb. ga pierge noire" 1eiBt ie Der
8oltsmuno. 9as Sefustinb itredt
abtpe6renb bic 5dnbe gen Often.
Sine goloene Snf9rift belebrt uns,
baB i'm &riege 1870 Die YruFiens
Bis an 6ieIe STEELE pOrriidten, bob
ober Mutters @ottes z@ebete Der Nonz
men i'm &loftsr Oie 11mtcbr oes Sem
bes Dor ben Soren Ser ~bebrObten
Stabt eripirtten.
3pif9en ben beioen frOmmen
@tGttsn 8isbt fi4 cine Dornebms
@traBe bin. 9a befinoet ii9 neben
aablrei9en NiGlen besiiterter &ouf~
berren AUDI Der @obniiB bes ebema-
Iigen prGfioentsn 6elir Suure, Der
bon 8eruf 9Gutebdnoler in 9apre
mar unb als prdfbent Der %fransOfis
19en &epublit gum eifrigen Mitbez
GRINDER Der alliance ruife tpurOe, bic
nun ben @0ltertrieg geaeitigt bat.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26

9iitti&, Romur, Maubeuse, Mloz
TOnbiIlsr, glntpsrpsn finb Oie fiiuf
Statipnen ouf Dem Siesss3ug. Osn
Der 42scmzU 1DrIer felt &riegsbsginn
Suriidgelegt bat. ueber Der @riitenS
biefss RieTenmDrTers, BON Dem oieTer
Sage elm beutT9er MilitGrf9riftiteIs
Ter 1drieb, CT fei einige Nrmeen inert,
lag Bis gum &riegsbeginn 0i9tes
@ebeimnis. Sc politGnoig au liifz
Ten, 1T aud beute aug nabeIiesenoen
griinOen nidt mOgli9; immerbin
fno Oie na9ItsbenOen Nusfiibrungen
gsstsnst, manden Srrtum gu beri9>
ttssu:
Mls am 8. un0 8. Nuguit OieIes
Sobres, einen Sag mad Dem 5an Der
Teitung 2itti9, bic &unoe our9
Sic DsIt sins: bic 9eutI9en baben
elm LANCE gebsimgebultsnss 9eIdiB
Dor Die Sorts Der Stuot sefobren
uno 0iefe nit 6-8 S9iTen 70 5u=
seri9tet, OuB es unm0gIi9 mar, le
nod LANCER gu b%ertetoiger, oa gtng
tpO5l elm gebeimes @raufen Dor bte=
fer MorofpoFfe our9 ole MeIt.
Satfa9e 1T, Dab Der 42scm@Nt0rs
fer olBer ben ipenigen Sngenieuren
nno Mrbeitern Ser Tirma Rrupp unO
uur elmer gons geringen An3abI bon
Sffi5ieren unD Mdnnf9aften Der
S9ieBI9uIt, sic Oarauf bereioigt
tporen, in Der gan5en 9lrmee rnb i'm
DeuF9en Rei9 b%OuitdnOig unbetdnnt
NOR. Man bat BON isiner GriitenS
nift cher etpas erFabren, oIs Bis
Tsin eberner Muno oas S9pei9en,
has ibm ouferIegt mar, felbf brad.
Der grobe Drummer" poer rbie
fIeiBige 9erta" Gbnelt in bielen Seis
len Den IN Der osutI9sn Qrmee fdon
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26
RieMpOrt.
aasfeJen bes idper nmitrittencn beI-
aiiden 8a6eOrts.

ansieJcn bcs fduer nmitrittencn BEL
gif6en 8abcOrts.
Mieupprt 1T bielei9t Ser Glteite
gabeprt Der Dornsbmen 8elgier unD
5uglei9 au9 Der, Der iih am penis@
Hen entipideIt bat. @igentIi@ lit es
nur cine ein3ige StraBe, bic oas
Meer entlang Iduft, unb elm ein5iges
grobes Sotel, 6as bic 8a6egdite dufz
rimmt. Mues iiebt Elm tpenig dltfrdnz
sii9 unb bereinfumt aus, gang anoers
als in ben funtelnageIneueR Stabt-
teilen nnberer belgif9er 8abepIdBe,
Die erft in ben leBteH Sabren entz
itanoen iinb. Oas einoig Dirtli4
Mob:rne in Nieuport linb bic &ieien~
maxim Der Station fir 0rabtIcie Sc
fesrapbie, bic bi9t am Meere fteben
Ino beren feines @iiengedoer man
i9on bon peitem iiebt. Meiter Iino
Die &abel MODERN, oie BON Nieupcrt
aa9 GnslanO gu laufen unb ieBt ges
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26

borbanbenen Robrriidlaufgef9iiBen;
nur OaB or f9per transpOrtierbar lit
unb 0a6er fptpeit als m0gli9 nit Gi@
fenbabnen befDr0crt pirb. MuB Ser
MOrfer O0er moie fIeiBige 8erta" auf
Der StraBe transporter peroen, 70
miro er 3crlegt unO auf eigens bier
gu t~onftruierten Wagen berlaOen.
Dos &obr aIIein uuf Dem 3obrtpa>
gen, einem Iangen feiten S4ienenz
esitelI, nnf Dem bas Ro6r nit Ieiz
re1 &lauen eleitet. Die 2afette al
lein, GrfnB= unb 3ube6Orteile aaein
ltnS 6te @iirfsl niein.
Sieie @iirtel fin6 cine Hsibe bon
SDlapluttsn unb giienf9uben, Ole bor
Dem S9ieben aus benz @~iirteIpagen
genommen un6 nm BEN &a0tron3 gee
Iegt tperoen, oomit Dos @eI9iiB aud
ouf ni9t 9auTiertsm unterbooen
ni9t berlinft. gs 1T cine md9tige
QoIt, bic auf ben @iirteln rrtbt, unb
iie bepdbren Iid erOBartig. Man
1T iiber ertra tief uno friT9 ge@
pfIiigten Older etfobren unb Dos Sc
f9iiB rOnte elei9 elmer md9tigen
OampfpaI5e eerou iuie auf Der
2onoftraBe babin.
@ie !dOn sefogt, miro oos
Gef4iiB 5erlest geFabren. Rommt
Washington Journal., 1914-12-26

poraiigli9 bertpenbsn. unb piir6e
tuabri9einli4 ou9 i'm groben eurO>
pdif9en &rieg cine Hoae seipielt ba>
ZEN, tpenn es Der einen Dber anberen
Ma9t re@taeitis susdngli9 sepsfsn
pGre.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-12-11
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND
OFFICE, ---''---
A~f-on. O~&0kar 1914

In the Matter of the Application of
the Detroit Copper Mining Company
Of Arizona for a Patent for "Johan-
nah,n summit" and as. /. o. L."
Lode Mining Claims, int Copper
Mountain Mining District, Greenlee.
County. Arizona.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-12-11
HARDIN SLATED AS
JONES, ASSISTANT.

PHOENIX, Dec. George w. Har
bio, city attorney of Williams, is to
be the new assistant attorney gener-
al, according to reliable information
received here. Wiley E. Jones. the
new attorney general, who was ap-
pointed to the place when George
Purdy Buallard resigned, is in Tucson
but Will be here Saturday to. take up
the duties of his office.
1t is understood that in the course
of the campaign Jones promised the
northern man that he should be his
assistant. Hardin made secera1 poll
tical speeches in the northern coun-
ties and never forgot to put in a
good word for Jones. He is well
known and, highly popular in the
north and in Phoenix, where he is
a frequent visitor.
There are numerous applicants for
the position of assistant United
States district attorney, vacated by
Jones, but w. L. Barnum of Phoenix
appears to be the most likely to land
the place. Barnum was once federal
Judge, in Oklahoma and is a lawyer
of recognized ability For some time
he has been attorney for the Arizona
Cattle Growers Association and the
livestock Sanitary Board.
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sURsANK's SELECTIONS
TO BE RE-INvEsTIGATED

TUCSON, Dec. 6-Acting on the
suggestion of Luther Burbank, the
Tucson chamber of commerce VIII
make another investigation of the
land selections recently approved by
the land commission as the location
for the new spineless cactus farm.
Six sections in the Avra valley have
been designated by the commission
as suitable for this purpose.
Burbank's experts first selected
twelve sections in the Avra district
in accordance with the act of con-
gross providing for the farm, but
only six of these were approved by
the land commission as coming un-
der the definition of semi-arid, non
irrigable land. If the second inves-
tigation proves satisfactory, it is pro
baPle that the big farm will be 10
Gated in this section. The act OF
congress provides that 100000 grow
ing plants two years old must be on
the land before title to same will
issue to Burbank. Burbank esti-
mates that the cost of -establishing
the farm together with the price OF
the land will amount to over $4,000
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-12-11
HUNT SENDS PROTEST TO
MISUNDERSTANDING APPEALS

| NACO, Dec. 4-Governor Hunt OF
Arizona telegraphed Coroner Fulsom
here that he had made another ap-
peal to the state department in Wash
ington for protection of non-combat-
ants on the American side from
Mexico fire which for two months
has fallen almost impartially on the
American and Mexican towns of Naco.
The killing of one and wounding OF
two more on this side caused the
coroner to telegraph Governor Hunt
an appeal for action with his refusal
to hold an inquest over the bodies
of those killed and thus endanger the
lives of the coroner-s jurymen.
The coroner also suggested in his
message that there is a remedy for
this state of affairs which can be
promptly and without
invasion of foreign territory. II is
no more an act of war to fire into
Mexico than for Mexicans to fire into
the United States. Our guns have lon
ger range and by returning the fire
we could force immediate withdraw
al of the offenders, 49,
The coroner's message also reviews
previous appeals for aid and for per
mission to protect the border with
a band of five hundred cowboys to
replace the border patrol of federal
troops This permission was refused.
In commenting upon the result of
this appeal the message says:<
There has been absolutely no i'm
provement in the situation. In fact,
American prestige has sunk to such
| degree that the United States Gus
:oms house has become the fayorite
:arget for cannon of the attacking
;ces- One ay when five :'cr-nns
we're shot Taco, Ariz. "a. n.N>
ancrs printed the stats IT, Il ct
resident VII On was much pleased
18th conditions il Mexico
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JAIL BIRD IS. NOW
LEADING New:
REVOLUTION
lose lnez saIazar, VINO Recently IS
ca9ed from Albuquerque. Where He
Was Held on Perjury Charges
tieads New Uprising in Chihuahua

Ell PASO, Dec./7.-A new revolu-
tionaTy movement has been started
IN Mexico, according to copies OF
proclamation received, signed by Jose
lIlez Salazar and Emilio P. Campo.
former federal generals. It is re-
ported they are at the head OF troops
n central Chihuahua and are about
10 attack Casas Grndes.
The proclamation was denounced
both by the Carranza constitution
aiist government as established at
Vera Cruz and the convention gov
eminent sustained by Villa. It is
said that the convention will form a
government to be established BY a
new party. The support of all parts
OF Mexico is claimed
The document is dated at vado de
Piedra, Chihuahua, on November 25.
This was few days after General
Salazar escaped jail at Albuqueruue.
where he was held on a charge OF
perjury. He previously had been de-
tanned at Fort Bliss by the American
authorities.
Both he and Campo have been
chiefs under the Huerta government
together with General Pascual Oroz-
co, who previously headed the revo-
luton against the Madero govern
ment. Orozco is reported In New
York comforting with agents OF the
former Huerta government, it is as
serted and attempting to purchase
arms and ammunition The new
movement is denounced by-both Car
ranza and Villa followers as reae-
-ionary attempt