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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
Cuts, Burns
HamIin's Wizard Oil Safe First
 Aid Treatment

How often lockjaw, blood poi soning, the loss of an arm or leg, or sometimes even life itself, re- suits from the neglect of burn or little cut! Hamlin's Wizard Oil is safe and effective first aid treat mcnt. It is a powerful antiseptic and promptly applied to wounds of this kind will lessen the danger of blood poisoning. Keep 1t handy.
 Wizard oil is a good dependable prep aratlon to have in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. It is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and infamma- ton in cases Of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns. bites and stings. Just as reliable too for stiff neck. sore feet, cold sores, Canker sores earache and toothache.
 Generous size bottle 35c.
 If you are troubled with constipation. or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink pills at druggists for soc. Guaranteed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
ing claim in Eureka district, 11-29-

20.
 Robert NJ. Brazlc files affidavit stating that R. S. Marshall was an unmarried man on 11-29-02, when R. s. Marshall was the grantee in a certain w: decd, conveying lots 2 and 3, block 5, Flcury add.
 Ed. W. Wells files affidavit stat ing that Charles c. w. French was an uumarricd man on 2-28-6 when C. c, W. French was grantee i'll q certain Q. C. deed conveying lot ,, block 2, Fleury add.
 In the superior court of Yavapai county, Ariz., in the matter oi the estate of George H. Freyda, de ceased; order confirming sale of real estate; confirming sale of tilrec mining claims to V. A. Rcichard.
 L. N. Wombachcr to H. H. Pat ten, option contract. 1O-20-20. $l. Option to purchase 0 mining claims in Cherry Creek district.
 L. N Wombachcr to Verde Mines & Milling Co.,, M. deed, 1l-22-2O, $l. Six mining claims in Cherry Creek Mining district.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

American consul at Comodoro, Bi- vadavia, Brazil, stating that John Noble, well known here years age as big sheep man, is dead.
 He left an estate valued at $300,- GOO in the custody of a native wife, according to the telegram, which asks that his relatives here be To- catcd and informed of his death.
 Noble has a wife who is at pres ent staying with two stcpsons, Wal ter and William Tyson, of Mesa. Sheriff Montgomery communicated with her and she said that she would come to Phoenix Thursday after noon to discuss the contents of the telegram from South America.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
TO ISSUE s4. 500. 900 BONDS

MESA-Defiuitc support of the project to call for another bond election, in which taxpayers of Mari copa county will be asked to auth orize the expenditure Of an addi- tional $4500,000 on the county's road building program, was pledged at a meeting at which a large nunI- Der of citizens of the county were guests of Inc county highway com mission The meeting followed ar trip of the work tha. is being done by Twohy brothers ill the carrying out of the contract for the laying of 283 miles of roads iii Maricopa county that was awarded to this firm in May of this year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
TO ISSUE STOCK

MESA.-At a meeting of the stockholders of the South Side Building and Loan Association 1t was decided to issue preferred stock to the amount Of $1OO,OOO
 This will be d regular building and loan stock with guaranteed interest of s per cent, payable i'll July and January each year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
U. A. ASSAYS BIG

KINGMAN.-As the big drift on the United American reaches into the ore body the values are con stantly advancing until assays as high as $22,0OO have been obtained. This ore body was opened on the GOO level, which is co-tcmporanc- ous with the 400 level of the Aztec of the Tom Reed estate. The two companies have been driving rapidly toward a connection and yesterday the Reed was within 30 feet of its cast end line and the American within 97 feet oi a connection. The Reed has been in the same high grade otc that the American entered last week and splendid assay values arc being found across the full breast of the drift.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
Around the State
ON SAD ERRAND

JEROME. = Rev. Henry Clark Smith, vicar of the Episcopal church, left this afternoon for Los Angeles, where he will conduct tomorrow the funeral of Eddie O'Donncll who was killed ill the automobile race on Thanksgiving Day and who is Mrs. Smiths brother-in-law. The ser vice at the CIarkdalc church tomor- row morning will be conducted by Roy II. Potter and that at Jerome ln the evening by Bishop-elect Alizc of Prescott.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
TEACHERS INSTITUTE OPENS

DOUGLAS. - Approximately $50 teachers were in attendance at the opening session of the Cochise county institute, held at the High school auditorium here. Miss Elsie .Toles, present county school super intendent and recently elected to the office of state superintendent, intro duced Miss Helen Brown who takes the office of county superintendent lon January 1.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
BENsoN-vAIL ROAD TO OPEN

BISBEE. - The entire 2S-mile stretch of the Benson-Vail highway will be open by February 1, accord ing to Thomas Maddock, state cngi- necr, who has just made an inspec- ton trip of the state highways ill the southern part Of the state. Mad dock stated that the 50 head of stock that have been in use have been returned to the owners.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
SHEEP HERD LOST

FLAGSTAFF.-About 80 head If sheep were lost in the Little Colo rado by Fair & Bailey, shccpmcn, of Phoenix The band twas being driven from the southern part of the county to be loaded and shipped south. The flock was large one and at the ford west of Holbrook a number became mired ill the quick sand and were lost.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
ZANE GREY LEAVES STATE

FLAGSTAFF.-Lcc Doyle, who, with his father, Allan Doyle, had been guiding Zane Grey, the author, and the lattcr's brother and several friends during a To-day bear hunting trip down on the rim of the Tonto basin, returned home here last week His father came home over two weeks ago.
 Grey and party returned to Los Angeles by way of Phoenix. They had planned staying out about 20 days longer, but a heavy snowstorm broke up their plans
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
HAS ARM TORN OFF

CHANDLER.-Dewcy Smith, 21 years old, had narrow escape from death Tuesday afternoon when he was caught in revolving pulley at the Southwest Cotton company gin. One arm was literally torn off near the shoulder, his head was badly in jurcd and he was otherwise bruised.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

It's good thing the money wasted and appropriated ship ping board circles notused give soldiers bonu In that event it would have "bankrupted the country
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

Hogs being sold prewa prices Chicago These packing house hogs and the other shipping board variety, coming down peg also
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
KING OF BEVERAGES

Water the king of beverages, it is the beverage which all when they would themselves of the injurious habit of consuming other beverages Pure of the greatest medicines in tie world physician has said that people drink enough pure they will rarely need physician
 Water the basis of all other beverages All beverages mans manufacture that has been adueated by adm chemical Pure the beverage that has stood the of science and has down scahed through continuous through countless ages It natures chiefest blessing
 Other beverages undergo many changes with time Each age brings them forth styles methods of manufacture of chemical aging and keeping Foods change with each generation We different kinds of foods from time tme each generation prepares them diff fereny there different methods of compondng hem diff feren methods of cooking them Pure the yes Jay, today and forever.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

The strike of the police force Essex N J. has been averted He has had his salary raised $lO per month
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

We remember when employer could give each employee turkey Thanksgiving Day without fear of having file petition in bankruptcy the day after.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

"Gus back for the Winter Newspaper para graph Meaning scagul The other kind always with us, according to the late F. T. Barnm
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

Asquih has arged that peace be declared in Ireland Ev dent Asquis idea of peace something like the story Creation: Let there be pcacc-and there is peace"
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

IEe eastern hrn whose supposedly rcproo building greatly damaged by flames recently is going replace with another w suppose this will be supcr-le proof
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

NicePresidcnt Marshall said speech that since the last election each day that passes brings President the grave We all in the boat.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
LEAVES LARGE FORTUNE

FLAGSTAFF. A telegram was received Thursday morning by Sheriff John Montgomery from the
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

Shades of the Hoboken breweres! New Jersey that the manufacture of drinks the year has broken all records!
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

The United States Airpanes Have Been Held Up reads headline Can be possible the bandits taking the
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

"NenzelOs, says dispatch from Mcssina was dumb when he departed his yacht yesterday for Nice Was he any Humber than usual?
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

"Ng Ka Py Chinese drink just discovered by authorities. It is said be good for cold but it sounds if had d cold.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

The Ptsburg police efficient all right Almost mnedi- aey after poker party had been robbed $13OOO by bandits arrests madeol the aforesaid party charged gambling
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

The Navy Department that great number of our marines in Hay M Living Hayti enough make any body ilL
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

The tradition that d sudden alarm of fire person will always save his most valued possession occasionally doesn't work out In Brooklyn fire discovered of demo cratic district leader He lost his presence and rushed out in the street with Senator Hardugs picture under his arn
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

got into trouble by flirting with his former wife whom he did recognize after separation of fourteen years Coarse ye work, what?
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

The champion of the world arrived iii pmlicl- Ia This man spent five years whiting the likeness of elephant He would put masterpiece on mbition but he afraid sncczc and then 1t would take him fifteen years to find the mustard again.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

Jay, today and forever
 The strike of the police Essex N J. has been averted He has had his salary raised $10 per month
 The United States Arpanes Have Been Held Up" reads headline Can be possible the bandits taking the air: Navy Department reports that great number of marines Hay ill Living in Hayi enough make any body ll
 g Ka Py Chinese drink just discovered by customs authorities said be good for cold but sounds if it had cold
 man got trouble by flirting with wife whom he did recognize after separation fourteen years Coarse ye work, what?
 'Venizeo says news dispatch from Aessna was dumb when he departed his yacht yesterday for Nice Was he any lumber than usual?
 Shades of the Hoboken brewercs New Jersey announces that the manufacture of soft drinks there the last has broken all records
 Hogs now being sold prices Chicago These packing house hogs shipping variety is coming down peg also
 VcPresidcnt Marshall said in speech that since the last election each day that brings President Wilson the grave We all in the boat.
 "GuIs are back for the Winter Newspaper para graph Meaning seagus. always with Us according to the late F. T. Barnum. We remember when employer could give each employ turkey Thanksgiving Day without fear of having file al petition in bankruptcy the day after. Asquith has argued that peace be declared in Ireland Ev deny Asquitls idea of peace something like the story of Creation: Let there be pcacc-and there is peace"
 
 It's good thing the wasted and appropriated in i ping board circles give soldiers hat event it would have "bankrupted the country sure. IEe eastern firm, whose supposedly icproo building was greatly damaged by flames recently is going replace whI another. We suppose this will be supcr-rc proof The Ptsburg police efficient all right. Almost mmedi- ate after poker party had been robbed $13OOO by bandits arrests made-oi the aforesaid party, charged gambling always his valued possession occasionally work out In Brooklyn fire discovered demo cratic district leader He lost his presence and rushed out ill the street with Senator Hardugs picture under his arm The champion of the world has arrived Ihialcl- plia This spent five years ultlng mustard seed inoI the likeness of elephant He would put masterpiece hbion but he afraid snczc and then oud1
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-05-21
COTTON CENSUS FIGURES
Census Bureau of Government Issues
Some interesting Figures on the
Great Southern Staple.

Washington.-Co consumed dur
ing April amounted to 567,SS9 bales OF
Int and 29,955 bales of linters, the
census bureau announced.
Consumption in March was 575.7O4
bales, and in April last year was 49,
SIS bales of lint and 11,47S of linters.
Cotton on hand April 80, in consum'
ing establishments, was 1.S09, 253 bales
of lint and 2S7.746 of linters, as com
pared with 1882 of lint and 27S,74S
Of linters year ago, and in public
storage and at congresses 1857, 1881
bales of lint and S92,S70 of linteTs, as
compared with S,976,257 of lint and
211,S26 OF linters year ago.
Imports during April 69,S51 bales
compared with 36,463. and exports
54s,i25 bales OF lint and 6,15S Of lint
ers. compared with 4t1,sl6 of lint and
e5l linters in April last year.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-05-21
AMERICA IS ASKED
TO NOT INTERFERE
uLsTER's CHIEFTAIN REsENTs
ANY ATTEMPT TO "BuT IN" ON
PART OF OUTSIDERS.
ADOPT TOLERANT ATTITUDE
Wartime Regulations viii No Longer
Be Used, But Terrorists VIII Be
Relentlessly Pursued and
Punished.

London.-Important changes in the
governments policy in Ireland were
decided upon as a result of the con-
ferences between Viscount French,
Maj Gen. MacReady and the govern
ment officials in London last week.
according to the London Times. The
government, says the paper, was so
impressed with the gravity Of the sit
uation that it resolved to use every
weapon in the armory of the state to
crush the terror before it was too
late.
ION the other hand" continues The
Times, the restriction, which irri-
tates the whole country, will be re-
moved and more tolerant regime
for the people as whole will be
adopted. An attempt to suppress
crime will be carried out by troops
operating in flying columns from a
series of garrison posts. These VIII
relentSessly pursue terrorists, and
when murderer is captured and con-
yicted he will be hanged.
+ Martial law will not be proclaimed
nor any form of military coercion i'm.
posed upon the people. The more lib
eral attitude toward sedition when not
accompanied by violence will COM
prise abandonment of arrest without
trial and reliance will no longer be
placed upon the wartime regulations
of the defense Of the realm act
Amid cheers Sir Edward Carson,
listers chieftain, in the house OF
commons, warned America ito cease
interference on the Irish question
Walter Hume Long, on behalf OF
the government, had accepted the
principle OF the establishment OF sec
ond chambers for North and South
ireland. Sir Edward approved of this
and added:
"The second chamber may help to
safeguard the rights of the minor
tiles in the south of Ireland. | hope,
however, you are going to discuss the
home rule bill without dragging in
the influence OF America.
q think it is high time that Amer
lea, or those prepared to speak for
America, because they are not real
Americans, should learn to understand
that. we are still great power and
that we are not subordinate to Amer
lea or to any other country.
America has many difficult ques-
tions of her own, but we have never
heard anybody in this house say that
we should be justified in the slight
est degree. even for electioneering
purposes or to capture the Irish.
American vote in attempting to deal
with any question that was exclusive
ly' a question for the great republic.
Il hope, therefore, that America will
now drop out of these discussions"
prolonged cheering)
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-05-21
BAP1ISTS SCORE
THE DIVORCE EVIL
DECLARE THAT MOVING PICTURE
SHOWS RESPONSIBLE FOR
GROWING TENDENCY.
EVIL SUGGESTIONS IN FILMS
Many of Them Based on eternal Tri-
angle" and the Suggestion of Dis
regard Of the Marital ReIa-
ton, Report Charges.

Observation-Disclosures pictures and
lax state laws are among the chief
cause of divorce in the United States
since the liquor traffic was abolished
according to the report of the commit
tee on temperance and social service
adopted at the closing session Of the
Southern Baptist Convention.
The report, as read by Dr. A. ]. Bar
ton of Virginia, stated that the ma
tional board Of censors was organized
and is maintained in the interest OF
motion picture producers and that II
has as one OF its distinct purposes
the keeping OF enough of the salacious
in the pictures to attract depraved
public and to create an increasing ap
petite for that sort OF thing.
DIR. w. w. Landrum, of Kentucky
moved that all reference to the ma
tional board Of censors be stricken
out, because the statements could not
be proved, and the motion was passed
But the structure OF the motion pic
ture industry remained in. THE mo
ton picture, as now conducted" the
report stated, lis undoubtedly cause
which contributes to the increase OF
divorces, unless all the laws OF psy'
chology and suggestion have become
imperative. Nearly every film put
upon q screen contains some evil sug
gestion. Many Of the films are based
on the eternal triangle and the sug
gestion OF disregard, if not an open
breach, Of the maritah relation.
"If we continue to feed the minds
and hearts of our young people upon
this sort OF thing we may expect q
worse harvest still. IL does not help
matters to say that these photo plays
usually end right; indeed, that makes
them all the more destructive and al
Turing. For such things may be made
to end right on the screen, but they
do not end right in life"
Lax state laws bore the chief blame
however. and the convention adopted
recommendation that the committee
on temperance and social service be
made a commission to try to have the
constitution amended so as to give
the federal government control ovei
all legislation relating to marriage
and divorce in order to secure uni
formity and the safeguards without
which marriage is fast becoming q
jest"
In the meantime the convention
adopted the recommendations that the
individual states enact uniform code
on marriage and divorce and that this
code should require a physical exam
nation Of each party by a regularly
authorized physician, with the provi
sion that those afflicted with infec
tious disease or other maladies dis
qualifying them for marriage ant
threatening the health, happiness and
usefulness of offspring be prohib
tied from marrying"
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-05-21
rhrlftx7 Yes

The other day an Indianapolis law
yer took one of his women clients out
to lunch. DE. being discreet decided
TO say nothing about the event to his
wife. But the tattllng friend who al
ways learns of such affairs told wifey
instead, and that evening he was duly
scolded for this mlsdemeanor.
But you sometimes 20 out TO lunch
with men who are our friends" pro
tested her husband. "and / don't OBJ
ject. Now. what Is the difference be-
tween your coming and my going In
this wayT"
"why, the difference Is In the bIll,"
smiled the wife. zone way you save
Il and the other you pay It."
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-05-21
PRICES ARE COMING DOWN
Number of cities Report Material Re-
ductions in Selling Price OF
Clothing.

Chlcago.-A wave Of price cutting
In retail clothing costs reaching from
the Mississippi Valley to the Pacific
coast was reported here. Dispatches
from "a cities in that territory told OF
promised reductions in these necessi-
ties ranging from 10 per cent to minus
profit.
Financial authorities here said in
dieations were the price decline would
he limited to ready-to-wear clothing
principally women's garments and
silks. Shoes were in the list affected.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-05-21
BAPTISTS TO BUILD
MANY HOSPITALS
MILLION AND HALF TO BE SPENT
FOR INSTITUTION AT
NEW ORLEANS.
THE VOTE WAS UNANIMOUS
Kentucky, Alabama, North Carolina
and Virginia viii Be Included
in Great Building Program
of the Denomination.

ngton.-AuthOrity to build a
81 500, 900 hospital in New Orleans was
unanimously voted to the home mis-
sion board by the Southern Baptist
convention.
Baptists of the South are earnestly
endeayoring to provide adequate hos
pital facilities for the South, +. S. Gro
ner, of Dallas, Texas, declared in pre-
senting the report of the committee on
hospitals to the convention. These IA
cilities now are entirely inadequate, ne
said, and less than in any other sec
ton of the country.
Baptists already have hospitals in
nine Southern states, Mr.. Groner said,
and have established high records for
efficiency and service. Additional
hospitals are soon TO be erected.
Louisville, he said, is 90 build one at
cost of $400, 900; in Alabama $780,
600 hospital is to be constructed and in
North Carolina 100000 has been
raised, and the city which obtains the
site for a hospital will add 100000.
I.ynchburg, Va, also is planning for
one.
Difficulties faced in getting the BIZ
BILE before the people Of the world
were laid before the convention by
Frank H. Mann. of New York, secre-
tary Of the American Bible Society.
Translation is one of the main prob
lens of the society, Mr.. Mann de-
clared, and although the Bible has
been rewritten in the more than $50
languages and dialects, it has only
been possible to translate the whole
Bible into lao languages. To trans
late the Bible into Chinese, he said,
had taken over 25 years and cost hun
dreds Of thousands Of dollars.
Printing Is one Of the difficulties OF
Bible spreading, Mr. Mann said While
the society prints over 100000 copies
of the Bible year, this number is en-
tirely insufficient. He added that II
all printing facilities in the country
were devoted to Bible publication they
would still be inadequate.
The personnel of the committee
which il to recommend the program
for the next four years for the $4,000
coo campaign fund was announced as
follows:a
S. S. Groner, Texas, chairman; J. X.
Hobbs, Alabama; Otto Wilmington,
Arkansas: John E. Briggs, District OF
Columbia; Louis Entzminger, Florida;
A. C. Cree, Georgia, d. S. Rodman'
Illinois: f. F. Gibson, Kentucky; 5. E.
Tull, louisiana; w. H. Baylor, Mary
land; w. A. Hewitt, Mississippi; Q. L.
Wood. Missouri; ]. w. Bruner New
Mexico; w. R. Cullom. North Caro-
lima; S. ]. Porter, oklahoma; W. j.
Midlothian. South Carolina; l.. G.
Broughton, Tennessee; John M. Vines,
Virginia.
Enrolment of delegates at the con-
yention was announced as 1858. The
opening exercises we're conducted by
DR.. B. C. Henning, of Murfreesboro'