Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-20
BATTLES FOUR MEN AT
 DONEY PARK
(From Thursdays Daily.)

U OLAA ll6A SA9g OallJsl FLAGSTAFF, Aug. l3.-A masked bandit held four men at bay last evening in Doney Park, at the Milt Terrell ranch, nine miles northeast of Flagstaff
 Approximately forty snots were fired in battle between the bandit and the four men were AIilt Terrell, Carl Terrell, Lewis Irvine and C.. B. Gilchrist, the latter two being iii charge of the United States prairie dog camp in that vicinity
 It is believed the robber was shot though not seriously, as he managed to make his escape into the hills, and 1T is though made his getaway by catching a freight train. A good de scription of the man has been sent in every direction by the sheriff's of | flee and his arrest Is hourly expected 1! When the two Ferrelps returned from Flagstaff at 6 o'clock last nigh. to the Milt Terrell home they saw someone in the house. Milt started in to see about it, and the intruder came out masked, with a sack under his arm.
 Terrell started to stop him, ant ne said he had not taken a thing, and began crumbling up the sack tc make it appear there was nothing Il it. Alilt told him that someone hac been robbing his house the past sey eral months. and ii he ever caugh: l him around there again he would l fI him. with salt, whereupon tn, highwayman pulled out a gun am held it on the two Ferrels, and tol, them they were not going to Se' who he was, that he was going tc keep his face covered, and thel started up the hill toward the UniteC States prairie dog camp, keeping thu Ferrells covered as he went up th' l hill.
 I Milt made a dash to go to hi: house to get a gun and the robbeI opened fire, the bullets whizzing pas! Ferrel. It was found later the ban dit had stolen two six-shooters iron Ferrel, making three guns ne had in his possession.
 AIilt got his shotgun from the house and came out, and a running fight ensued between the robber anC i Carl and AIilt, Carl in the meantim, having gotten his 45 automatic iron the pocket of the Terrell automo bile.
 The robber was chased up the hil behind some buildings and pine tree. and aeld there with bullets whizzinf by him, until the Ferrels had eX ] hausted their ammunition, and the. returned to the Terrell house to ge' Mirs 3O-4O rifle.
 In the meantime the highwaymal ran into the government prairie dog camp. where Irvine and Gilchris were preparing supper out in from of their tent. The bandit pointed 8 gun at them and told them not to start anything Irvine, before this had heard the shots, and had gone into the tent and put a revolver 1T his pocket. He did rot have an op portunity to use it, as the highway man had the drop on nim all th' time.
 The robber placed canvas bag he was carrying in the back of Irvine car and said he was going to take the car. Irvine told him it wouldn't run. The bandit then left the bag in the car and started to mount |; gray horse belonging to Gilchrist Gilchrist toli him the animal was lame. He then got on gray arul lerv horse belonging to Gilchrst which had halter, and bell around iits neck, and as he started to ridt from the camp, Gilchrist grabbed |; gun from Irvine and demanded the bandit to halt, at the same tlm' opening fire, the robber returning fire and shooting at Gilcnrist ant Irvine as he rode away toward the mountain.
 At this point NIilt Terrell arrived with his rifle and entered into the battle. shooting at the retreatine bandit, who was chased into the mills between Doney Park and the Green law Lumber company. He aban' doned the horse, which returned to camp unharmed.
 Irvine took his car and drove to a phone at the Cliffs ranger station and notified the sheriff office. A sheriff posse soon arrived on the scene, hit the trail and tracked the bandit over toward the railroad, where 1t i' thought he caught freight. CIMNTH