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Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05

and there are no dry spots as form, erly.
 Quiet Country.
 (. D. Willard is in the city from Cottonwood, and reports a depress- ing situation since the big coppers closed down. The exodus still con tinues and business conditions are de- cidedly unsatisfactory.
 From Overseas.
 Lieut.. Stanton Maynard, of Berk> eiey. Cal, arrived in the city yestcr- day and while en route home will visit with cousin in Black canyon. He comes from overseas and is as signed to Monterey Barracks, Cal. H. will probably remain in the army. Had the Flu.
 Charles s. McGillis, formerly of this city and Jerome, returned yes terday from Searchlight, Nev. He is recovering from influenza, and is un- able to walk without a crutch. He comes back to look after certain min ing interests in Big Bug district, aftes which he returns home.
 Pioneer Dies.
 Word has been received from Je- rome of the death few days ago of James Murray, old age being the cause. He passed away while in bed and the coroner's jury returned a yer dict accordingly. Mr. Murray had been a miner and resident of this county for over 40 years, formerly being located at Mayer.
 Judge Smith Coming.
 Friends in Prescott of Judge and Mrs. F. o. Smith were advised yes terday that they will arrive home on Saturday afternoon, the first named landing at New York city early in the week from overseas. He had been with the Y. NJ. C. A. as secretary, and his field service dates from October of 1917. They send word that they are to remain in Arizona. Land Transaction.
 The Chino Valley Land & Cattle Co. of Coconino county, has sold to R. w. Ainsworth. of Walnut creek, a tract of l,280 acres of land in the above county, the deed recorded yes terday being for the sum of $3,85O MT. Ainsworth also has taken over the 40-acre tract on Walnut creek of R. ]. Brown, for which he paid 1000 Ducks Plentiful.
 John and A. Matli, arrivals yester- day from Williamson valley, stated thousands of ducks had reached the country, but hunters were respecting the season which closed on January 31, and the birds were unmolested. The habit of this fowl is to remain there until May, and this year the number to come has been quadrupled over that of last winter Leaves Country.
 Erwin Cain, son of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Cain, formerly of this city, left last night for Granger, Texas, where his wife and child are residing, and he is to remain away indefinitely. MT. Cain is among those smeltermen of the United Verde Extension affected by the plant closing down, and he has many friends who regret his leaving. Mrs Cain and son have been serious ly i'll with influenza at Granger, but are now recovering.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05
(From Sundays Daily0
Mayer Visitor.

T. C. Nolan, a Mayer business man, visited the city yesterday, and report ed many new mining movements as being crystalized.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05
Boosts Arizona.
CFrom Tuesdays Gaily.) Country Visitor.

OONAANAJ NAS-tOA'
 Walter E. Jordan, young farmer of Upper Verde valley, is in the cltj on a business trip. Visiting Lawyer.
 Attorney Globes, of Jerome, is in the city on legal business for clients, and also to visit with friends for a few days.
 New Deputy Sheriff.
 F. O. Twitty has been appointed by Sheriff Davis as deputy sheriff, to have jurisdiction in the Jerome section, and serve without compensa- ton.
 Small Cattle Deal.
 j. II. Stephens has sold to his son in-law, T. w.. Koontz, a bunch of about l09-hcad of range cattle, the bill of sale being recorded yesterday for a nominal sum.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05
PUBLIC RECORDS
Instruments Filed As Recorded
 By tle Prescott Title Go.
February q, 1919.

John Toy to Bank of Jerome. Bill of sale, one frame building, one mile
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05
Mining Men Leave.
Business Change.

Mrs. Clara Worthen today assumes charge of Head hotel, succeeding Mrs. Irene Miller, who retires to look after her Home Apartment house. Under the new management of the Head the public may be assured oi courteo1s treatment, in which wide experience in this line of business is possessed by Mrs. Worthen in her past career in this city in catering to the wants of the people, and also has she an extended acquaintance throughout the county. The Head has recently been remodeled from cellar to garret and is now as meat as a pin"
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05
School Reopens.

School Reopens.
 The Congress public school, which closed a few weeks ago when in1u- enza appeared, three people being af- fected, and one dying. has reopened. No new cases have developed since, and those who were i'll have recov- cred.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05
Mining Business.

Ezra L. Abbott, who IS mining In Black Canyon district, IS in the city en route to Victorville, Cal, on bus mess, and returns in a few weeks to begin permanent development. He has acquired two locations and clos
 ed an option deal on two other mines al gold bearing. He also is to trans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

had gone IN bathing and not been
scared OF tho big cold ~aves--and
Oh. lots Of thinss.
Sow Aunt Moggie had taught her
something elise. None ~ tho other
girls knew how 80 work type.
writer Annle's accomplishment WA
. unique.
After This AMMO begged inccssan n TO-
/ ly 20 be lct go To Aunt Mogg.e's,
. But sometimes. even when Aunt
MogRie came for her Annie had to
miui Tho baby instead. The weather
+ was getting hot and the baby needed
aIf AT the docks.
/ ~ don't see what good II does 10
have her fooling all the time with
+ thai typewriter OF yours" Annie'S
mother said once And Aunt Mog.
gle had answered
1T won't do her bit OF harm TO
learn lttlc something outside the
house ana the babies and tho cook
Ing Do.
\ l.Juc before ABnles ninth birth
ddy her father was taken down III.
/ lnt,hmmatory rheumatism. they call
I 90 a. He had to stop work, and
,herc was dreadful time. For a
long white Annie didn't 20 to Aunt
MogEic's, or see the typewriter. or
hardy think of %. when she came
homo from school there wcrc millions
OF things 10 DO The baby was get
| ing big nov and seemed 10 need
more OF everything-mor food,
more dressing and undressing. more
watching and taking care or There
were many errands to run and a
Rrcst deal OF work TO help her
mother with
Annie was frantic over her faith
ers Illness lie didn't COmDiHin.
Whenever Annie asked how he felt
he alwaya laughed and said he'd
soon he sitting up and taking no
tice but when he dtd finally get up
he was 30 thin and Eauht hat It
terrified Annie just 10 look at him.
And no went about on Crutchcs
which frightened her s,l more
Clutches belonged with hospitals and
nmhulanccA and dreadful things that
Annie shuddered al 1t seemed ~ II
she just couldn't stand seeing hcr
own father so broken. so beaten. 80
helpless and 50 rackcd with pain.
one day when II was sunny and
springiShly warm. Annie lugged the
baby over to Stuyvcsant square. The
baby scraped an infantile acquaint-
hnce with another baby and was
googling over "A pile OF grass and
pebbles that meant something to
them.
Annie sat on a bench trying 20
Keep her mind on her spelling hook
lesson FOR next day She was tired -
there had heon 20 much to do lately
after school Her eyes roved over
the grass beds and beyond tho trees
10 tho rows OF diHnified old hoGses
that flarked The square. Sometimes
carriages passed. or stopped before
tho handsome doorways. and beauti-
fully dressed ladies' and children
would get In or out This was one
or tho spots in the great city where
tho poor from "over east merged a
little with tho rich II was one Of
Annie HarEan's favorite dreaming
places
CTo be continucdD
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> WITH 4 RND GRACE.

The country will undoubtedly
breath" ensiar now that nurleson
has looscned his grip on tho wires Of
tho couniry and thN,free inSiitutionE
of this land are no longer In per
netual hazard aA the result Of n
prrnlout 'enSorship that was none
the lrss real because n was exercised
indirectly through terrorism. We will
not soon forget the oppressive act OF
the department In refusing the privi.
leHe of he malls 10 advance sheets Of
u publication containing an unfrlend-
" critir.Ym of the postmaster gen
oral. and tho nation will he more
Ernatly gtAtified when Mr. Burleson
II definitely and permanently or tho
job. for IN" American people nre not
pleased with his doings In other lines
besides the telephone and telegraph
business His yielding of the wire
control does not come With the good
grace ot n man who was confident
OF his own rectltude, but as the "mlg
scstion" NJ the president. II IL only
regretted that the president did not
"susgss'" that no get Off the whole
ioh.
No man In American public life
was ever more directly responsible
for his own downfall than Mr. Rule.
son, n TODAY he Is anathema to
scores NJ millions OF people In the
United states the postmaster general
has only himself To blame He has
antaEoniseG and outraged every scc-
tion OF society he has made himself
pub'c nuisance and national
menncc. The heart ~ an unrcRen-
Grated Huhenzollotn would nave re-
ioIced at the doctrines he has PRO
mulEatct and tndcavored TO put into
effect IT. has been rcpudmtcd by
the nnti,n, by his partt hy tho
business world and hv labor. Nothing
lacks 81 9i- share NJ cprtu1elv cv.
cep' that tho president should de-.
cide 10 - his administration ~ such
IA hand
Tho ON. cNcitntion 10 regret IN tho
prescn' ptospc tt>fvthe apparent IKE
'ihoot thH nurlcson may Be retained
in The cabinet 10. ,hc end nr the prcs
dental term. The country wants ia
"or The Asl NJ Rur'csno aR a public
official f is determined to mark
tlns' after his work ana 10 nray
'hat Iha accident ~ politics shall
produce MO NOR" Ike him n tho
p''7ldcrg does not realize the depth
~ public feeling on this point he
WI. h'N" something startling to learn
Whom ~" re,s hack on The lob In the
white house Meanwhile u,Oc a. 1t r..
~, are '.rbfuI Tor this much re-
DEF
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Little Ben's Notebook


Waz ealing IL cake with Jelly
I'm Tho WiidIc NeslIdday. eating al
around the jelly to cave o. for the
last. and Lew Davis came up. say
ing give uE"a h.lc. Benny
lll break q hunk on FOR you. /
know your bites, I sod. Lew Davis
having the biggest bite for hls slsc
ln the uHyhCr hood and | hroak of
4 hunk mat would OF bin priiiy big
II J. had Of hin muloh bigger and
prlt'v small 10 b. had h.n en-, small.
~, and l"W Davis ale b.. saying.
Ir' buu I.iv t,t. Bcru,. lr.- gu .r'o
partnership for wnckcys II YOU Aee
me eating ony'hing hAT 10 waokcg
hall with YOU and n ! see you caliu4
sumthinB you han 10 waCkey haif
with mo, lcts begin win that cake.
wHckcN
an r'e. that's a go. sod. And
hrosk wat Uas lcfi NJ the cake m
hall ana gave him one half and kept
ihc othcr half. keeping the Jelly hult
by Ridont, and aftcr supplr | saw
Lev DAVIS hgon and wat WAS he do
INK but ealing a apple, me saying
Nuckey wackcy iis my tern.
How do you mean, your tern Ned
Lew DAVIS taking another big bite.
wv. according 10 the pardnorshlp
I scd
Wat partnership srd Lew Davis
taking n suil bigger bite
our ,wackeY Partnership, YOU
know. Ray stop biting a vile. sol.
don't remember wen did wo
make IT, sod Lew Davis taking uiioh
o big bite you wouldcnt hardly
hlcove T. looking Ct the hole I'm tho
apple and then looking a. Low Davis
And no kept on taking blfcs and
looking as n he was trying 10 re-.
member about tho narincrship urt.
there wascni onythlng loft 81 tho ap.
pie but the core and not mutch ~
that, Lew Davis saving. . yes. that's
r.tc remember. do you wunt half
OF this CORE
No, sod and wawkod away nroud
Proving agreements mite ony work
on one side n YOU don't watch
them
FURNISHED exclusively by the George
Matthew Adams Service
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UNITED WI NAY STAND.

The detection " l'''N from M"
peace g'nier'nr" i' r"Trcnn'r. al
though the allies have mo- r"proernrs
10 siNe themselves wr1us. Orlando
IL In tn" Su'hN "" Ia rtHr".y ouH
waiting Tor an invitation '' com"
hack AMI ho good. after having hId
his pou' out h1t tho peace confer.
ence h R'lng "h"td '1s' The wu'
The rMn' on me ''.'@s "'O mo-, go
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

buung the business hours ~ ,b,,
/ day tile planetary aspects arc ma,
| oncourdginb according TO astrolnyy
Mars rules strongly for evil ana 50,
urn is adverse. The sun Is In beger-
aspect
II is held that this configur,,to,
encourages state OF pessimism ana
cuntcnuuGEnoss that may be ,,0lanI
In the dc1lings OF ma lions as We. A..
In the cunouCt of individuals
Mars continues 10 give sln.st,,
warning concerning war and Do ip.
dltdtr uprlsings, revolutions ana
bioodsh"d
This unfavOrdble rule Of the p.,,.,
hat Is believed TO foment troubl,s
OF all Sorts Will be strong in liza a.
foCt upon the orient
Engineers. machinlsts and so..
tractors should he cautious about
work that is started under ina
planetary government
Saturn is menacing to mines and
minerals There may be sudden
fluctuations OF value. labor tro.n.as
and shortage 0f output
The sun appears To favor persona
accustomed to power and privilege.
but MaiS gives them warning th,I
new era has dawned.
This should be a lucky direction
under winch To seek positions or pr,.
motions
Revival ot business, especially IN
the west, should give employment
TO persons OF many vocatlons
The death OF a statesman, who d,
much IN the public prints, B, fore.
shadowcd
The Moon In the thipd house AZ.
ricted when the spring quarter be-.
gan ~ interpreted to mean thai ihora
Will be grave trouble with the raj.
ways and postal affairs. This means
that employees witt bc discontenred
II is held, and that earnings will he
affected
Much cruelty to children will hs
exposed during the summer by In.
vestIRatlons that will he madA
through government agencies
Persons whose birthdate IT is proh.
ably will have a quiet year Tn.
young may he unusually susceptlh.
10 romance.
Copyright, 1919. by the McClur.
Newspaper SyndicateJ
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Edison's son Home.

NEW YORK, May Among tho
tanks corps replacements arriving on
the Goethals today was First Glass
Sergeant William L. Edison. son of
Thomas \ Edison tIc declared the
large tanks first placed ~ use were
too slow uud- were Nrri'thIr dHuih
traps tor the men inside them" and
were unsatisfactory compared With
the whlpFet type Scrkcant Edison
is - years old and veteran OF the
spanish American war.
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TlrO Children Ledre
COllinsuilie Home
And Walk to Tulsa

Rarofootcd ana btrchcadcd.
irudrins along tho highway nearly
10 miles lh.. side OF CoWnv,llr
saturday afternoon. iwo little girls.
- aud = years old were picked up
bN an automobile On route .p tulsa
IN which two men were rid'nE. and
TUNED over 'o tho humane society
"rhoN were lust as cute and
pretty as they could he rcr1uu'cd
ore OF tho assistants az human"
AGENT Ncluh's office. 'hu, fhe
stories hey told Vcrc dreadful
The Older ono was e I'ro con
'rnry ana wouldn't ntk. nul N,
>.N-ytar. r.o'd said their mother
hadn't bceu home for Nvrk.
never came homo hUi once "a
month and The, had M ono 'o i've
Win
The l,le girls gave thor names
as Hei,a and Noulah lnuEhmr
and stated that their father
worked iN rho oI' fields and came
home once e week lN commune
,tfms N.'h merchants ~ CoInn,.
willie hN mo phone the mother va.
located and wa. SAID 10 hc hair
tN.'rnD 90 over the .sappeurlur,
u' 'h" rh.ltr"r. and "a wide search
was hu.nr made for them Z. was
trUo thar tho E'rr HARRISON
NucNwan worked lu the o.
filcd. coming home once a wcr,.
hai fhs mother Nlt NOT hc,n SNah.
t.nm horne nl al and rat sup
putri 'NI sNWr Nu'c tf'C. moi.
a q.
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A Chance to Live
NEW PLEASURES

Thereafter Annie had u new pleas
urc in NE And new story To tell
the girls Of The netghhorhood about
her wonderful Aunt Moggic Annie
had Dragged. or Aunt MoBgic before
how she wasn't afraid NJ thunder
and lightning storms and had taught
Annie not 10 hc' how she dIdn't mind
going right into a dark room and
had laughed away Annie's cowardice
In this respect how she had told
AnnIa. never to, he afraid OF ghostV
and Spirits" that therc weren't
any anyhow, and II there were they
wouldn't hurt her; how Aunt MoRgic
had taken her 20 tho beach and they
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

officer Hiram stephens is calcu-
lated to he y great Discourage " a.
hrit liQuor traffic Hc shoots too easy
ana his hvllots find the mafk Ne has
Killed two men already In the last 20
DAYS In IN, pursuit of his dut, n
something Ia not done to him quickly
the industry ~ transporting booze
's going Co. become an undesirable
voc0t ton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05
Cmr,ls ,nntIlanN Mn,.iln, rlnnr.

NEW loRk. May I After an
nounrins today tho purchase from
The government NJ between 400
ana Loo airpltnes tho Curtis Air
pane ~ Motor Co withdrew the lu.
houu'emcn' as prcmR turr wl'h tho
eNplarai',r that /, had been given
o1t through Misunderstanding as
tho contract with The government Tor
'hc purchase ~ The planes had not
wee been signed w. ~ R,hurdaon.
spoh'sni" fn' tho company sad ,hc
contract Woult hr Submitted Go tho
war deg .rtmcui Monday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

hut Also asN, demand only whch
] .,sd & h Of oGr,c sno Domingo and made be-
@ 9s only '" way %1' % ] %qr ~. @ ".' ;SGsS be At aao"n"'a
sn % T not ssa aa bo%ns @ n" u PTs S oo S @T1 & o0Sg 5 the
Scaoo for 1--WE two years. @ ooos o S soo into o ' @ STa ] GH
gloo y gs perfcr,6c should be acton n
%e2S aso 1"" Of ,,'ss & Ts@ s'urs 1
,ogS S ala @ my % % 70 ] get The ssnao ,sn wna mad
nn%oT nnr,Hn,hp wh.h sa6oosS gstoo,l
uoo the press ~S @ "@1 s .pnn from w @ Stree & % 'nS n6 rS %
"oon. rsSo SS senator. OF us andsf 5 S~rS sG S
i type already growing hosc to me on the
Xxx ali Epa, % annr
We. % 5 o sTp to G1.s % % he sH Of s .ss % sr to nat ss
a.ray % Of ms asny ana mGSr,'os the vains pneis
Provision, H2opos% rn s" %1''S" Rs 1PI"s s,%
Gon to aga the 6H@o.r,s stepped INTO the rSsnGH nsy ha ansn
tN"hidT Vote for the rren,W and I ,cn. Souned ib" o
T., County % w ana s " oo l"s OF .ans % % d oay ana at & S n m
h urhd 'S" a ." All hat sy had i rey @ done S Was
o, .ns.g any1S" @
couple Of Years the ."" ala @ SS preySus made some utterly
@ IN "a S S:$ 5s,ss sSSsS
fo% n",ns " to face % serious an" d @ Nth one or
@ STTS T%n h S% run S" DosS s 1GT G "a ted
hut whSnsScr sn y n tGon outside sg I'M, Nation as T1c ] as .sSy wsh
snt Itself wit haYe m % "a. w. wa % % % or g & i6 % Srt,es soyern
" ] S S n % G"SG" sy psn Of % 5a.ros yen s'. "s
.a' @ tie %4G That ' S"is S:" @Sa ST
% S2 & n"IyST % % in ] E'n al" the parties in interest
ny the
time president
which
do-nOhnR
usuped auhory'-whih
| /
osed the hthnus there
cct negotiations J.
II
had
s ' SS"% @ to a s" nS S"sf % s"; % s sn.
president thanks
her in
| to ded
to Tho RepubL
states huhd the canal through her territory As
trcndB her
Is the
o tho had ortcl
md It
lud the II
ia" French company for iOoOooo
the
tho sthmus Ncw
in
crnmcn, guaranteed tho perfect neutrality
the
tCopyriEh', 10y
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Just why Il Is that MAY day. ono
OF the most beautiful and Inspiring
dates on the calendar should be de-
voted % strikes and bioodshed as an
annual occurrence is something We
have never had explained Lots
either change tho calendar or act y
new date for our blood letting sprees.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

Lots Of fun has been made OF the
city fly traps on tho streets. but II
they serve no better purpose than to
remind all citizens that It ls time to
begin swatting tho fly they will have
justified their existence
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Vicious dogs are bad things 10 run
free In the city yards where an In
spector for either water, ilEht or Ras
companies Is liable to he required to
70 In tho pursuit Of his duties
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Spectators who whoopcd MP
prices on corn and pork some time
ago now realise the truth ~ tho Old
axiom that that goes up must com .
down, jus, the same the scramble to
get out ~ tho way NJ the dowupour
Is alwiva Interesting 10 the hystand .
erH who have had to pay FOR the fun
OF tho food gamblers
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Official County Paper
TULSA AoRylNu WORLD
hEMhER uF TIM AsNOtlAGbb FkkhH

Tho Associated Prsu IA rttlasl'sJ On.
tiled 10 the use Tor republication ~ 81
ness dispatches credited ~ n or not othsf
VII" credited In thus paper snd a,so the
local news pnblished herein
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

Ye we're not redeemed with rorruptihls
things As silver and gold but With the
precious blood Of Chri., "a OF lamb with.
out blemish and without spot. Pei.
t!ih 10
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0T p"a'" VI0Ionly anrkod mo Tor ayrrtIng war frOm
ana bringing pence 60. IN" island Thoy insisted !
had no power 10 make tho agreement. and demanded
iuo rejection pf 'ho treaty which 10 pcrpttuAtc
m" agreement Tnoy were. of course wholly unabl"
TO advance single sound reason OF Kind for their
attitude. suppose the real explanation was artly
inolf ulrl.t, ~ mo personally. ana unwiugucrs to
sce peace come through or national honor unhcld by
wr ana in th" next place their sheer. bImpl" deyo-
ton 10 prdule and dislike ~ efficiency They lkcd
io have people come together ana talk about peace
or even sign hits o paper with something about peace
ur arbitration on them hut the took no Interest what
ever In the practical achievement OF peace that told
Tor good government ana dcCcHcy ana honesty. They
we're Joined by the many moderately well meaning
hAI lhlnr hn