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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14
BOOST YOUR TOWN

An ideal citizen who something good in his and spreads the good abroad that others benefit there from.
 Of course, there other dcghts the ideal citizen but the quality of loyalty which produces tangible results
 which person may toward the community which houses and feeds him boost to remain quiescent, knock.
 The booster pushes his along the quescen citizen us sleep and the knocker helps put it of business
 Which you?
 Perhaps you have given it thought You may not realize yourself which you aebut ncighbo all know They have you accurately caaogued according your deserts
 If you booster, they admire you; you qucscent they when you will emerge from your sumber and you knocke they yearn for the day when you will fold your en and silently fade away.
 Boost the home town, and its citizens will boost you
 Knock it, and you knock yourself infinitely
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14
IS RESOURCE OF
 SOUTHWEST

ALBUQUERQUE, Jan. 13.-That the forests of Arizona and New Mexico hold great possibilities for the turpentine industry, is the opinion of the investigative committee of the Southwestern district of the forest service assembled here. Reports from the chief forester indicate that there is a growing shortage of naval stores in the Southern pineries, and it IS an ticipated that as soon as this short age becomes acute, the turpcntine m- dustry will be extended to the South west Studies instituted several years ago showed that week for week the flow of turpentine per tree in the Southwest is about S2 per cent of that in the Southern states, and that allowing for the shorter Southwestern season, the output is e per cent. In anticipation of this new industry, the forest service IS undertaking a further study to ascertain the best methods of turpentining applicable to South western conditions without entailinG the extensive damage to the forests that occurred among the Southern pineries. Likewise, it will be ascer- tained what areas should be made available for turpentiuing in order that this industry can be correlated with future logging operations. In short, the purpose of this study is to work out definite turpentining pol icy and working plan for the South west.
 The growing importance of the so- called woodland type, consisting of juniper and pinon, and occurring eX- tensively in the foothill regions of the Southwest, was recognized by the committee. It was, therefore, decid- ed to make a more thorough recon naissance of this timber type, and work out more extensive plan of management by which this timber can be fully utilized as a source of fuel wood posts, ties, and mine props without endangering the permanency of the supply. The pinon nut crop was recognized as a valuable by-pro- duct of the pinon forests, and an in- vestigation will be made to determine the areas giving the largest yields and the best quality of these nuts.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14
ANOTHER DANGER AHEAD

The country should look ahead and count the cost
 Otherwise may look back later and catalogue the disasters
 With the farmers rolling wealth from years of increasing prosperity there grave danger of sackenng up their eff forts production.
 The average farmer could reduce his acreage by onetrd and still feel pinch whatever And in view of the fact that the beginning of the they been breaking all records reaction from fatigue would not be all surprising.
 There dsgusng the fact that certain of food suffs be abroad if contribute the starvation of vast numbers>o helpless people in Europe
 And h the midst of this inssent demand for food from foreign countries farmers should conclude that they need deserved and reduce their acreage disaster would inevitably follow
 Every one knows that the farmer noby to the front in the emergency of and worked early and late feed and the world and deny that he is entitled rest
 But he afford to take it this season?
 The call of humanity great today and four and it will not be materially essened for time to
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14
Sugar for Arizona
 To Come From
 California Stocks

According to the Commercial Bull 1etin" of Los Angeles, the Oxnard Sugar Refinery, a California company that handles a large part of the inn ports from Hawaii, not all of the product will be available for Cali fornia users as the shortage of avail able stock in Arizona will receive first consideration.
 Los Angeles is now receiving l20 pounds per capita compared to 10s pounds before the war, and it is prob able some of this surplus will be sent to relieve the shortage existing in this state.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14
WILHELM EXCITEs NO SYMPATHY

correspondent who visited the Kaiser recently says ony liy be felt for him. The prelude this is that the former head of the German Empire Is growing fat It is pretty safe say the world large will shed few any fate that bcal the " of Europe much less will it bewa his accreon of bulk He finally may attain the grh of musical comedy burgomascr and be able attudnze role that just about fits his mental and administrative capacity, he be better understood he nearly approaches the pctu csquc Fastaian model
 By all means let Wilhelm take flesh He himself should be rather elated for they conclude the interest of justice to hang him his neck will break easily and he will be the out of his misery.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14
ROCKEFELLER AND OTHERS

For many years been customary when take waop John D. If he gave thousand charity, figured that he would avc his conscience by raising the price o.
 Whichever way the jumped John D. would land in front of it.
 few year sago the giving of million charity would national stir. Today it is nothing.
 John D. gave hundred millions to philanthropy Christmas morning, and by night the story old for repetition
 But John D. is different from others. He his money hope that will good world The generation of money kings hugs their breasts and growls the poor devil who bcgs nickel for of bread
 The devil may become peeved at John D. even yet
 Clcmcnceau be president of a his work in the LoydGeoge however hardly expect English make him their king Mr. Lansing appears, is not gluing his eyes to the presidency
 Want most woman in the wod sister Take you daily bath in milk and sleep black sheets and you will be nu the Paris daisy who advocates this method of beating the wrinkles in the of life
 longer question the godness of preach Any who will give his time for the mscy pittance they receive is entitled double pair of wings and special heaven.
 Yes we might write columns on the evils alcohol booze But what's the use? topper die that is quick and effective method and he's receive mention in the press.
 A Paris predicts that 1920 will be year of turmoil in America In that however find consolation She didn't predict that would be than year that has passed
 been handing Us another thrill skirts she says before. And now know the price of necktes will
 That hundred million dollars John D. gave away Christmas morning the of pun for every person the United States Were you plmked?
 Now get busy your income If you have yearly income of million dollars you can hand over the tidy little sum TTncleS bt baCl-
 We appear enjoy the distinction of being the only Pco pie earth who put the finishing touches and then make peace after it is done.
 William Jennings Bryan says the country statesman for president Did he this 1896?
 wireless dispatch the press informs that the starving Germans exporting to
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14
PUBLIC RECORDS
Instruments Filed As Recorded
 By the Prescott Title Co.
January 12, 1919.

Geo. Hawkins to N. H. Porter; 1casc-Housc on Lots IA and IS, Blk }, Jerome.
 United States to Charles II. RyaII Honorable discharge
 United States to Robert E. Hop per-Honorablc discharge.
 United States to Wong Y. Nong- Honorable discharge
 Howard Cornick and A. II. Favour file articles of Prescott Courier, In corporated. Capital stock, $5O,OOO; general newspaper business.
 Al Sorrlcs locates Iron King Ex- tension Nos 1 to 5, Kirkland district
 F. Craig ct al locate Wonder claim, Kirkland district.
 r. W. Giroux and ]. l.. Piersou in- corporate Peak Silver Mining Co. Capital stock, S1,0OO,O0O; place of bus mess, Mayer, Arizona; general min ing business.
 January l3, 1919.
 Superior court of Pima county Decree of distribution of estate of T. II. Schuslcr, deceased; personal property and real estate in Pima county, to May Schuster, his wife
 Mrs Cadie Lambert appoints D. o. Saunders attorney-in-lact to sell equipment of Clark Cafe, Clarkdale
 In Superior court of Yavapai coun- ty, William Cline, dcceased-Dccrec of distribution; personal property to Minnie Cline, Chas. A. Cline and Claire C. Kcssler. The Bannie Gold Mining & Milling Co. flies notice of non-liability on Jupiter, White, Ethel, Northern Belle, Georgia, Millsitc claims, Walker dis trict, under lease to Mat Hall.
 (. r. w. Thomas locates Brave Alice gold and silver claim, Quartz Mountain district.
 Rollo Smith locates Providcntial claims, onia district,
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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

And is the high of girls that is soaring New Yo; acans have figured that the average yearly cost of clothing of the future mothers of $47650 And with these
 figures staring them the face mothers may be pardoned they place them on the bargain counters early in life.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

movement is foot, headed by Capt Thomas Butler to have the Canal officially named the Roosevelt Canal Roosevelt tape and that the canal dug and fitting memorial could be erected his and fame than the honor suggested.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Dealers say they should have year which get rid of their liquor stocks hand That's what congress thought when provided that the should become effective until year its ratification
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

II anybody thinks the controversy among military men at Washington unprecedented it would be well for him brush up history Ii would be unprecedented there general a sequel to war
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

One situation in the year remains the in the old year England and France planning to cxraditon of the former Kaiser Right they making ready demand the former Kaser cxtradtion
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

If government succeeds convictg purveyors of wood alcohol there will be hope that the government may later get puveyors aduteaed food which does act quickly but which is deadly enough.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Baltimore doctor has discovered that bcarbonae of soda andoe for wood alcohol poisoning The prOhbitonists long that soda fair antdoe for the appetite that calls for alcohol of any kind.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

said that loans amounting $1OOOOOOO have been made Mexico by the United States, and it is said that Cabrera Mccu Minister Finance has said that Mexico will begin paying her deb You will that all these sayings.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

For long folk thought grizzly deadly dangerous any and all circumstances but length they discovered that the animals perfectly harmless if let alone They finding that the is of wood alcohol
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Jry the JouInal-AIlner for artistic job work. sF
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

The has been heard from He gave each Der Of the family pound of candy Christmas insists that they to sweeten their tea with
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Victor Berger socialist candidate congress busy acng the American Legion too of capital Victor IS playing with very sharp tools and get cut before he is through.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

A young British arsocrat is said to have expended $780, 900 pleasure within year. We didn't know that of the young arstocras Britain ill for army contracting
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Testiyng separation man related that as soon as his wife became inc owner of tue house in which they lived she ordered him leave And right then he proved himself be He left.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Whenever your gaze orepeated head nc Prices Climbing Higher take comfort in the thought that they may sometime what be called he umpingoff place.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

description o the scissors dance says part You both dip You do not dip very a because you do you will sit the ladys knee. We'll might do than that.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

General Foch has declined for the French Senate He has been reading the from America perhaps and docsn think much of senators.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

come
 high girls that soaring New York statscians have figured that the average yearly of clothing one of the of $47650 And with these figures staring them in the face mothers may be pardoned they place them the bargain early in life. A movement is on foot headed by Capt Thomas Butler have the Panama Canal officially named the Roosevelt Canal tape and that the canal dug and mo fitting memorial could be erected to his and fame than the honor suggested.
 
 One situation in the year remains the it in the old ago England and France planning demand the extradton of the former Kaiser Right they making ready demand the former Kasers cxadition
 For long thought grizzly deadly dangerous any all length they discovered that the animals perfectly harmless if let alone They finding out that the same is true of wood alcohol
 Baltimore doctor has discovered that bcarbonate is anidote alcohol poisoning The pohibtionss have long contended that soda is fair andote for the appetite that calls for alcohol of any kind.
 If the government succeeds in convctng purveyors alcohol there will be hope that the government may later get purveyors aduteraed food which does act quickly, but which is deadly enough
 Victor Berger socialist congress busy lacking the American Legion tool of capital Victor is playing with very sharp tools and get cut before he is through
 Whenever veXcd gaze that otepeaed head nc "Prccs Climbing Higher take comfort in the thought that they may what be called the jumpngo place"
 young British arsocrat is said to have expended $780, pleasure within year. We didn't know that any of the young aristocats of Britain went ill for army contracting
 General Foch declined for the French Senate He has been reading the from America perhaps and docn think much of senators.
 One hard to select proper presidential timber from candidates because born ill Russia is eligible
 where's the improvement? Uquzo sound any better than Murguia
 advertises in the Denver Post for "a medium large wife might have added that expected her up medium small bills
 President Wilson's New Year wish may may not have been, "Oh to put Lodge in vast wilderness!
 Dealers will have advance the price of ice next year be- cause they will reap profits in the saloon trade
 Treaty Compromise Is in Air Capital L-Eeadnc. Right where it has been for several months I@THE -oNLY SAVINGS BANK INARLzoMAN IN III To,,t T,toroct b,J o, C,z,,rc IrrOuufc Nll
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Ccmenceau be made president Of France reward for his work in the LoydGeorge however hardly expect English cousins make him their king and MT Lansing it appears, is not gluing his eyes to the presidency.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

One is hard to select proper presidential timber vertabe of candidates because born ill Russia is eligible
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Want be the beautiful in the world, sister? Take you daily bath in milk and sleep between black sheets and you will be nut the Paris daisy who advocates this method of beating the wrinkles ill the of life
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

William Jennings Bryan says the country wants st; pr president. Did he entertain this view i'll 1896:
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

No longer question the godlness of preach Any who will give his time for the misery pance they receive is entitled double pair of wings and special in heaven.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

wireless dispatch the press informs that the starving Germans exporting cattle to neutral countries.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

President Wilson's New Year wish may or may been, "Oh, to put Lodge in some vast wilderness"
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Dealers will have to advance the price of ice next cause they will reap profits in the saloon trade
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Treaty Compromise Is in Air Capital -IIeadlne Right where it has been for several months
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Yes might columns on the evils of wood alcohol booze But whats the use? If topper die that is quick and effective method and he's receive mention in the press.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

We appear enjoy the distinction of being the only pie earth who put the finishing touches and then can make peace after it is done.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Now get busy your income tax. If you have ncome of million dollars you hand the tidy lit f $663 030 to Uncle Sam The Old Boy not bit back
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Gosh Dame Fashion has been handing another thrill Wo mems skirts she says be shorter than before And now know the price of neclties will
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Paris predicts that 1920 will be year of turmoil in America In that however find consolation She didn't predict that would be than the year that has passed
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-14

Carranza has removed Murguia and replaced him wi But where's the improvement? Uquizo doesn't sound tI,1,,
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-22
RETIREMENT OF SECRETARY
 LANE

Secretary of the Interior Franklin K Lane, the Washington advices tell US, expects soon to retire from public offce The report says he will be- come the active head of big Ba1ti more fiduciary concern. After devot ing nearly eight years to the public service, at a salary entirely incompati ble with his great ability, the big sec retary of the interior feels that he is entitled to earn a little money for himself. so as to make provisions for old age
 Secretary of the Interior Lane has been the sincere and devoted friend of Alaska. He has worked unceas ingly for the development of the ter ritory. His efforts have always been constructive rather than destructive Upon assuming his duties in the in. terior department he found that the affairs of Alaska were being directed by dozen or more departments oi the federal government. These de- partments were jealous of their re- spective functions and worked in many cases at cross purposes. He sought to have the affairs of Alaska placed in the hands of a commission with headquarters in Alaska, thus bringing about co-ordination in all matters and policies affecting the ter. ritory. The congress failed to pass the necessary legislation looking to
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-22
CORONA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY JANUARY 22, 1920
the formation of this commission.

the formation of this commission
 Most Alaskans, we believe, favored this commission idea as solution of the present perplexinig and cum bersome situation. Perhaps we should say Alaskans favor complete state hood for the territory, but in lieu of statehood they favor a commission made up chiefly of citizens of Alaska, familiar with it's needs.
 The secretary from the first has favored the building of the govern ment railroad in Alaska He favored the opening of the coal and oil bear ing lands of the territory, and is now working on a broad, comprehensive scheme for the settlement of the ter ritory, realizing that Alaska needs people if it's resources are to be ade- quately developed.
 In the retirement of Secretary of the Interior Lane Alaska will lose the persistent aid of a big public official, who has been one of it's most devoted, earnest and intelligent friends. He sought to aid in the development of the latent resources of the territory; he has, indeed, greatly aided Alaska by his unceasing efforts, to build the government railway.
 It is the hope of Alaskans that his successor will be as active in&Alaska' s behalf as Secretary Lane.-Alaska Dispatch.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-22
EARLY PIETY

The Alaska salmon are like the hairs on mans head-no attention is paid to them until they start dis appearing, aptly remarks the editor of the Douglas Island News. They resemble each other in other ways also, he says-the disappearance ot them can be traced to early piety Let us hope that the bringing back of the salmon will not be as hard as the growing of new hair on bald head
 The remedies suggested for the re- stocking of the waters of Alaska re- mind us somewhat of the hair restor CTS that are on the market They both contain some sweetsmelling essence under a high-sounding name.
 Without a doubt the recent meet ing in Seattle of the different inter. ests concerned in the salmon industry will be conducive of good. At the meeting everyone was brought to a realization that the Alaska salmon should be conserved. They all agreed that the salmon belongs to a disap- bearing species. When all have agreed on that fact they have a com, mon ground upon which to start from.
 It is true that the fishes that swim in the waters belong to all the people of the nation, but Governor Riggs hit the nail square1y on the. head when he said that Alaskans would like to take over 1 the responsibility of han ding the salmon question of the waters that wash the shores of Alaska We are right re on the ground, the salmon is a 1al part of our lives We understand conditions as they ex- jst. We know the peculiarities of our people and how to handle our resi- dents as no government bureau does.
 The silver beauties that swim in the clear, cold waters of Alaska are dear to our hearts. We love every scale on their bodies We want thew to increase and multiply so that they may become as the sands of the sea- shore. We want our streams to be filled with the silves hordes for gen. erations to come, so that our chill dren and our children's children may this reason we should like to have the regulating of the salmon industry in the territory, and if our salmon are to be regulated, we should like to do the regulating.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-22

If you change your address, do not notify the carrier boy-report your new address to the office
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-22
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR RENT-Housekeepi rooms Ina building. 22-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-22
VOICE OF THE ALASKA PRESS

Somebody besides John D. Rocke- feller ought to be interested in seeing that college professors and school teachers get decent pay. We must not get the 1et-John-do-it habit.-Juneau Empire.
 If Herbert Hoover should ever be- come President of the United States there would be a celebration one of these days and the country would be lighted from the Atlantic to the Arctic with bonfires made of burning red l. .tape-Juneau Empire.
 Some towns are so small that when an undertaken locks up mans corpse and woman's corpse in an under taking parlor it will start a scandal; but what we started to say was that if this gle-orfous weather holds on much longer it will be hard to distin- guish where winter started in and autumn left off.-Valdez Miner
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-16
LUMBER CONCERN
ENLARCES PLANT
CRISP COUNTY LUMBER COMPA-
NY WILL DOUBLE CAPACITY

Plans are under way which will
mean the engagement Of the present
plant of the Crisp County Lumber
Company to nearly double the, pre-
sent output, PrcsideEt W. A, Thomp-
son and Secrctary-Trcasurer w. e..
Glisson are engaged in Il careful lay
ing out Of plans whereby they may be
able to add machinery which Wilt
make the plant one of the most mod
ern in the building material world.
This enterprise is fast outgrowing
it's present equipment and al unusu-
ALLY busy season is on. Their new
equipment may require several weeks
or even months to complete, but II
will be a matter Of qualification to
every citizen loyal to the business in
terests of the community to know
that cnlargemertS are under advise
ment and soon to come.