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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-28

Frank Noll left Tuesday for va cation on the coast.
 Vernon Hubbs left Thursday night for Tia Juana and other coast points. Mamie Jenkins spent few days in <ingman this week, visiting with Ma bel Schneider.
 MT. Allen Ware arrived home today on Mo- 10. Mrs. Ware and Edwin will come on later.
 Ira George left for the coast Sun day where he will join Mrs. George in short vacation.
 Mrs. Tom Devine is spending few days at Flagstaff and Lake Mary. She will be back next week.
 Mrs. Wayne Hubbs and children re- turned to Kingman last week after a two months visit at Elgin, Illinois.
 Mrs. L. J. Parker and daughter Betty, arrived home for a two months vacation on the coast, Monday morn ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Davidson re- turned home Sunday from 2000 mile automobile trip in southern Califor- mia. ...
 Phillip Horner left Wednesday night for Winslow, where he will work for the Miller Construction Company. "
 L. M. Wheeler, returned from the coast Monday. He says he would not trade part of Kingman for all of Los, Angeles. n.. .' '.
 Dances will be run every night of September 8, & 5 by Earl Casteel at the Park. Music will be furnished by Hayes and Bourquin. ... The Kingman Drug Company has installed new refrigerator, known as the Athermos, to be used for their candy and geological products. .y Stewart Thompson is home after a two weeks vacation with his family on the coast. Mrs. Thompson and the babs will be home in about two weeks. ...
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following letters remain un- called for at the Post Office at King man, Ariz., for the week ending Aug. 2S, 1920. ...&l. 9
 Brown, John .E'' Davis, John Logan
 Kalay, Lawrence
 Lawson, Jack
 LeBlon, E. R
 Leeper, L. M.
 Mack, Jesse R.
 If the above letters are not called for at the end of two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office at San Francisco, Calf.
 s. CHARLES METCALFE, .. . ~ Postmaster.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-28
How Women Took Seals.

Newfoundland women of the little
 fishing village of Tilt Cove are the pride of the bay. The wife of the lightkeeper on Gull island saw signs of herd of seal floating on the ice, sent word ashore to the women of Tilt Cove and marshalled them into sealing crews. They went in boats armed with clubs and gaffs, and climb ing on the ice cakes, set out to round up catch. They found the seals sprawled on all sides, and learned later that they had struck the main patch, the hope of all seal hunters. The women went about their work with vim and had captured or killed 100. seals when approaching nightfall compelled them to cease their labors and make their catch secure.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-28
, Too Darn Free

"At any rate," remarked an earnest constituent, Eve are bound to enjoy freedom of speech"
 "Yes," replied Senator Sorghum. Sometimes think present speech is too free. Things now ut tered without hesitation would cer- |ainly have. provoked duels among our |talwart an dsensitive ancestors"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-28
Mental Cure

They were examining a new attend ant at the Emergency Hospital when the question was "what would you do with man in state of collapse?" Give him some brandy"
 But suppose you had no brandy to give him?" Y.
 "Td promise him some,"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Regular Christian Science Services are held on Sunday mornings at II o'clock in the lower part of the 10. o. F. Hall.
 All are welcome.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-08-28
TIRE TALK
No. 1.-THE "GYP" TIRE

There is only one way to figure when buying tires, as in buying any other merchandise, namely that an old, reliable concern, one that is known to the public through goods that have proven themselves and whose buying power and organization have stood the test of years, is a bet ter position to give you full value for your money than one of the mushroom-growth, fIy-by-night manufacturers.
 During the war and after, the country, and particularly the Pa cific Coast, has been flooded with cheap, cardboard and cheese tires" Inexperienced motorists fall for the alluring claims made by the vendors of these goods, the impossible guarantees and the great price reductions. These "Orphan" tires have a higher list price than the honest tires. This is done to befuddle the buyer into thinking that he is getting large discount, when in reality he is getting "gypped." Our advice is to steer clear of the sgyp" tires. We advise Firestones.
 Underwood Tire Co. a ... 5th & Beale Sts. f. Miner Want Adds Bring Results
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
THAR 'UNDER AGE" ROoRBAcK.

NHANY things have occurred on the Democratic side
Iva since the campaign opened in Delaware which
have revealed the hopeesness and The desperaeness Of
the Democratic organization.
Break has followed break in quick succession but tho
Court revealed that Henry r. saacs chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee caused the and
arraignment Of a oolored man and colored on
charges Of eea registration The specific allegation be-
ing hat liey were under age"
Judicial Investigation revealed that the subjected
such outrageous treatment so years old and that
the woman was SO years old.
IL is high time for the Democratic organization to cease
its efforts to niimdate Republican volers. Chairman
and his associates may assured that all in
stances in which Democratic intimidation is resorted
to it VIII be met combatted by the full protective
power OF the Republican organization
In this election as in past elections the Republican
party viii look after and protect its own people, no
matter whether the Democratic State chairman accuses
5O-yearod man and 90 yearold woman OF being under
ase or whether the charge has fewer Farnhurst ee-
mcnis in It,
The experience on Saturday should teach Chairman
lsaacs thing above all others. II that will pay
him TO take seriously an OF the wildcat stories
carried into his headquarters by wd-eyed Democrats,
ward workers and heelers who seemingly do not know
difference between political truth and political false
hood.
Chairman Isaacs acceptance OF the under-age charge
these two elderly oolored voters IS in line VIII
Candidate acceptance OF the S3OOO0OOO Republican
slush fund story that poured his ear by night
mare specialists Democratic national headquarters
Both doubt have learned a valuable lesson.
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
ST. aoHN,s oIrrcLAssEn

DY score Of 20 to O. the football team Of Delaware
D College defeated the St. Johns college eleven on
Joe Frazer Field. Newark on saturday afternoon
The St Johns players outclassod on an lines OF
play and, were in such poor physical condition that
man after collapsed beneath the assaults OF the Della
ware College Because OF such collapses substl-
tuition followed substitution in quick on the
St. Johns side, steadily weakening the line That led
Coach shipley to ran in his second-line men for the
clean-up IN order that the nrst-ine men might have
resi- and The secondne enjoy the benefits or prac-
uee al tne expense OF the demorazed St. Johns team
me weather was entirely too warm for eood football
ou' n'e delaware boys withstood much better than
did the visitors from Annapolis
mus iar this season Delaware has acquitted itself wei
on the srdiron and Coach shipey and Captain Mccaur
an deserve much credit for the manner in which tbe
have whipped the team into shape
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
WOMEN AND REGISTRATION.

OF A total OF TOsi persons who registered in Viii
~ mingon for the November election, e7,s2i are men
ard ie,ic3
That Is conclusive to the statement made by
anti sunragisls prior 10 the ratification OF the amend
meni that IL women enfranchised they would
moi out and register and vote.
90 those registered in this city on Saturday 3763 were
and 9i75 women which is yet another answer
to the naturalization assertions OF those who opposed
suffrage
u is estimated that ia The entire STATE. between 5000
AMI $1,000 mn and women have registered. and it is a
significant fact that the rural districts the regstra-
ton OF women has been very heavy
viii ihe last registration day over, the road is
cleared for the election
Expressions heard and canvasses made In an sections
af State indicate that November ? will bring with
it Overwhelming victory for The Republican national
and State tickets
Under The leadership OF Charles Warner State chair
man. the Republican party well organized from Clay
mont the north to Demar The south On the other
hand the Democratic party in Delaware is demoralzed.
The Democratic organization going through the mo-
lions OF conducting campaign, but that is ali On all
sides Democrats found who admit frankly that 'ths
Republican year in Delaware" and that nothing the
Democratic organization do will change the issue,
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
Full HOUSE.

(NONGRESS soon will face the membership problem
~ This OWNS TO the increase in population The
present basis OF apporonment is representative to
every 2iiS77 OF population. The increase, II made will
give the lower house 80 members more than II now has
Already is the House unweldy. few leaders trans
the business and by OF this fact many dis
tricis are represented by rubber stamps House OF
ass members will have larger proportion OF
rubber stamps Also, the larger the House NE less
chance Of persuadng really big 10 become members
The Increase would he in California o., New York
tO Ohio lD, Pennsylvania i), Michigan tO. Illinois 49,,
Texas 3 Massachusetts, (2l New Jersey l2 North Caro-
lima e. and each for II other States II the appor-
uonment figure Is increased there viii be many states
with fewer representatives in he next CONGRESS- with the
10 states enumerated having smaller than
gested above
There are many students OF Congressional work who
believe House Of not 200 members would be the
IDEAL lav-making body This, Of course. would mean a
reduction in membership for at least yo-ihrds OF the
States II is hardly possible that such drastic cut can
be carried through Congress for majority Of The repre-
seniatyes would have to legisae their own jobs out
OF existence
But one thing is certain Congress cannot so in
creasng the membership with every and
continue giving the nation the best in legislative effort
halt must be called sometime Why not now9
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
A MARVELLOUS CURE.

Mr. Scribble Scratch came putting
back TO Meadow Grove School in five
minutes as he had run all the way
from Farmer Smiths barn, having
watched the Old tin rooster on top as
he swung around on a pivot.
"The wind is south by NORTH" he
told DR.. Mink, with a little leaning
toward the west"
''Finew nodded DR. Mink. 'Now
can cure Markie Muskrat. I'm sure.
You see the wind has TO be just
rieht."
Markie sat very stlll and didn't say
word. Neither did Nancy, who had
slipped her little scissors back into
her pocket The minute DR.. Mink had
set Markie free from the chewing
gum that was holding him down.
Just then all the others returned
from the errands that DR.. Mink had
sent them on, never for a moment
suspecting that all he wished was Ia
get them out Of the way while he
Was cutting Markie loose.
Judge Crow brought the grain OF
corn ne had been told to get. then
Mfr. Chuch came in Juggling a sassa-
fras root Scamper Squirrel brought
a prickly burr, Cutie Cottoniail, a
Evening journal., 1920-10-18

much more attention than formerly.
Great success has attended the intro
ductiOn Of Plant Juice, the famous
herbal stomach medicine, which acts
as a preventive medicine and is de-
signed to meet the requirements Of
the stomach, liver, kidneys and in
testinal disorders. Since its inlroduc-
tlon in Wilmington, at the Miller
Drug Store. No. l0i-i06 Market street,
numbers Of local people have given
signed statements, telling Of the Won
derful benent they have derived from
the use Of Plant Juice.
Mr.. Oscar Carlson, OF No. 2202
Church Street. Wilmington, who has
many friends here. recently gave the
following:
Il got surprising results from the
use Of Plant Juice after ] had tried
dozens OF different medicines which
did me no good whatever. l had been
great sufferer for years with my
stomach and had about given up all
hope OF finding relief; / had terrible
pains in my stomach from gas, was
hloated. had headaches and my liver
was sluggish: / had dizzy spells all
the time and rheumatic pains all
through my body; could never get
a good nights sleep and / was resi-
less and irritable. All this is changed
since I have taken Plant Juice for IL
has put my stomach in fine condition.
sleep fine at night and have no
more pains; the dizzy spells are a
thing Of the past; my liver and bowels
are in fine condition. / am glad to
recommend Plant Juice to those who
are suffering as I was for il has COM
pletely restored me to health"
The Plant Juice Man is at The Mil
Ter Drug store, 404-i06 Market Street.
where he is daily meeting the local
public and introducing and explain
ing the merits OF this remedy. Free
samples given. -.-.
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
BANKING BIisINFss

MOT SO very long ago it was held that bankers bust
y ness was TO receive money from depositors and
loan il out again
Then, little by liitle banks began widening the scope
OF their activities. The banking business became some
thing more than the mere passing OF money over the
counter and because the bank has broadened IS useful
ness It Is the heart Of the business World
Indeed one New York bank accepted this "hearl OF
business theory literally that it bought quantity Of
rsdium which keeps to be loaned to hospitals in treat
.ns particular 1t is loaned without cost
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
With the Pdrdgraphers

Candidate Cox jugges non-existent millions with the
ease Of Signor Ponselli.-Boston Transcript.
The value Of years diamond crop is SEQ q
0O00OO So Kansas will stick 10 wheat raising thank you
Hutchinson (kan) Gazette.
While betting the Presidential election has not
been active many inquiries being made The Maine
results danpened Cox enthusiasts, ana the odds on
hardns TO 1, are considered the best ever offered
York World.
nj, NoNs Dig mud gun has blown out the breech and
the Tammany candidate is badly spattered About an
that mas been proven is that the Republicans are raising
their campaisn fund by popular subscription from me
people wh $1,000 limii and the Democrats are rssins
theirs from the bis corporations war proneers muni.
lions makers, and liquor with limit Anything Ia
get away from wisconsin Is CoXs idea now.-yVhite
Plains N. ~ journal,
Evening journal., 1920-10-18

ed II with a stone. Then ne gave
Markie a spoonful. and said charm
which went like this:
"Ohewum, gumum, situm Slick
um. Dontum tellum sureum luck
UNI" Then he waved his hands
three times.
'Now get up" he commanded. And
sure enough Markie stood right up.
Wonderful gasped the fairyman
schoolmaster. "MarvelouSp'
Terry Toad held up his hand.
please, his hairs all Off behind ne
said.
THAT" coughed DR.. Mink, sis al
WAYS the way with this disease. The
hair comes out awfuily."
Copyright. 1920. n. y. Al
Evening journal., 1920-10-18

leaf sof lettuce. and others brought
wheat moss. and the different things
DR.. Mink had said were necessary TO
cure the little muskrat boy OF his
dreadful disease called stuckankant-
mOvannch.
When everything was quiet again
and all the Meadow Grove pupils had
returned 10 their seats, DR.. Mink
mixed everything together and pound
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
TRAVELLER WIN HERCULES CLUB

WarWlCk Iam0s PrIce. Of PhlladeI-
phia, former foreign editor OF the
New York Sun and a well known
traveller, will address members OF the
Hercules Club in Trinity parish hall
tonight. Mr. Price will have as his
subject THE Present Situation anc
Our Part in It,"
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
juice A
GREAT SURPRISE
Wilmington Man Tells How
the New Stomach Medi-
cine Gave Him
Relief
STOMACH NOW IN
FINE CONDITION

or late years medical opinion and
practice have undergone many
changes. one notable illustration be-
ing the Importance accorded now-a-
days to preventive medicine, a Tea
ture to which physicians are giving
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
PRIMITIvE BAPTIST MEET

One hundred and iIty or more
Primitive Baptists from Baltimore,
Berlin, Philadelphia. Hopewell, N. j.,
and this city, attended the yearly ses-
sion Of the Wilmington Baptists in
their Church 1904 Jefferson street on
and yesterday.
Sermons were preached yesterday
by Elder Benjamin e. Cubbage Of
Wyoming, Del; Elder J. G. Eubanks
of Newark, Del. and Elder w. S.
Alexander Of Wilmington. Elder Eu-
banks has charge of both the old
Welsh Tract Church near Newark
and that on jefferson street, this city.
Elder C. w. Vaugn. Of Hopewell, N.
j., and Elder B. +. Coulter, Of Phila-
delphia, preached Saturday afternoon
and Elder j. C.. Fenton, Of Philadel-
phia Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1920-10-18

Can you imagine what It's like Soviet U-boat
when is submerged and OF The radicals get into
an argument?
Evening journal., 1920-10-18

There are many ways TO turn an
auto into cash, secure a new car or
one Of different make under FORUM
ate conditions by taking advantage
of .he Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-18

Wood workers, decorators and
painters will find good positions
through the Want Ads the coming
year.
Evening journal., 1920-10-18
TAKES PAIN OUT
OF RHEUMATISM
Keep Sloan'S handy for backache
strains and sprains, too.

n LOANS Liniment has been sold
for 80 years. Today 1t is more
~ popular than ever. There can be
but one answer-Sloan's produces re
suits.
Applied without rubbing, IL pene.
trates 10 the afflicted part brinesss
relief from rheumatic twinges, sciat
lea; sore, stiff, strained muscles back
aches, sprains, and other external
pains, often the result Of exposure. d
leaves no mussiness, skin stain or
clogged pores.
Get a large bottle for greater econ
Omy. Keep il handy for use when
needed Your druggist has it. Three
sizes-35c, zoe, Sl.40.
, 1920-05-28

that q special session of the Mexico Con
gress had been called to name a brovlslo L
al President. The call was issued by a
Joint meeting Of Is Senator's and Depu-
ties and the resolution adopted provided
that the provisional president thus named
should call a genesal election.
New York, May 15th.-Genl Carran-
"a and eight hundred men have surren-
dered to the forces surrounding them
IN the Mexican mountains, according to
word received here today by way OF
Nogalts.
ConstantinopIe, May 18th The Sui
tan will resign his throne in protest
against the Sc ,erity Of the peace treaty
presented to Turkey by the allied pow
er3, according 0 rumour today, which
is credited in many quarters.
Liverpool, May l5th.-A fire on board
the British steamer NoVian which al
rived here May 9Th with a cargo OF cot
ton from Galveston and New Orleans
has been extinguished The loss is eS-
timated at more thar l60, 900 dollars.
New York, May 18th Tenants have
purchased more than T., 900, 600 dollars
worth Of realty in New York in the last
wear under the cooperative ownership
plan. as a protest against high rentals.
Hamilton, May 18th -Wagstatfs Inn
tied. one of the biggest fruir preserv ng
plants in Canada, has been forced to
close down on account of the sugar short
age. This is the first time in It's his
tory the factory has been compelled
to close owing 70 lack OF sugar Dealers
here predict sugar viii tie II cents
a pound next week.
New York, May 18th. Jules (Nicky)
Arn51ein, p~utative 'mas5er mind OF
New Yorh's big bond theft plot, was ar.
rested here today in the district attor-
ney's office when he appeared there with
MS wife. Arn5C3in told the reporters
he mad been in Piltsburg all the time
the police mad been boxing TOR MIN.
Vera Cruz, May 18th. -Genl. Sanchez
threw ms forces INTO the battle on
Thursday afternoon, Out was rapuIsed
after a aard struggle. GEM. Torres,
one of the chief Lieutenants OF GenI
Sancnez, was fatally injured while
leading his men in a hand to hand com
bat, receiving a sword wound IN the
neck.
Cork, May 17th.-Two hundred troops
from England were landed at Bantry
on Saturday and Immediately distributed
throughout West Cork, where they Will
be stationed at points five miles apart.
Troops 10 the number of $50 also arrived
at Skibbereen. There was rioting at
Londo 1derry last night and Saturday.
u. 'l~ l.1l,.. ~ Fcr,ol,
, 1920-05-28

could be dispersed.
London, May 18th. The postponement
of the Allied German Conference at Spa
is approved generally by newspapers, in
commenting on the Premiers' meeting at
Hythe. They also approve of steps ia
ken relative to German disarmament and
are mainly in accord relative to the Fl
nancial arrangements agreed upon by
Mr.. Lloyd George and NJ. MiIlerand.
While IukeWarm to the whole confer
ence, the Times" expresses doubt
whether Germany would undertake
without compulsion the burden Of
the de I which the allies must com
pei her TO assume The newspaper re
gard the scheme for the repayment
OF the French debt to Great Britain as a
very large concession to France and finds
some Obscurities in the announcement
of this arrangement. 1t declares this
agreement must be thoroughly i~nvesti-
gated and made quite plain before being
given parliamentary and national sane
ton. Belief that public opinion both in
England and France will cordially as
sent to the financial arrangement. Elk
pressed by the Telegraph, which
thinks this was the real achievement
OF the conference. The Daily News"
IL EIIIlQSldSllC over me laCl lldJ q IlA-
ed sum was agreed upon for the German
indemnity and says it constitutes the
foundation of a new order if statesmen
build all right. It, too, thinks Great
Britain's concessions to France viii be
heartily endorsed.
Vera Cruz, May 18th Mexican revo-
l~utionary forces are pursuing President
Narranza and the troops which fled
with him from the battlefield near San
Marco on Friday. Govt. troops num-
herring Sc, 1000 were captured by the
revolutionists following the escape Of
Carranza Gan!. Torres, who was
wounded in the fighting on May 18th
and was brought to this city, is dead.
London, May 18th. Russian Bolshe-
vIk Forces are striking back at the Po-
fish and UkraInlan troops which captur-
ed Kiev about ten days ago. An official
statement said the Soviet "roops had
started an advance and were engaged
about ten miles northeast OF Kiev.
St. Johns, N. F., May 18th. The Duke
Of Devonshire will visit New Foundland
for two weeks early in July. He will be
accompanied by the Duchess.
Rome, May 18th. Postal, telegraphic
and telephone services have been re,
sImed and all other strikes have been
c He'd off, either through satisfactory
settlements or as the result Of q sort Of
truce which viii hold until d new Govt.
is formed.
On6On Nav 9TH II ord Hn0h Cecil