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Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
Walker Trial Ends When Defendant Pleads Guilty

affecting COchise county, not except
ing even the famous deportation trial
which lasted over two months, il is
agreed that the interests OF the peo-
pie of Cochise county have been look
ed after in style befitting public Of
ficial, and now that the guilt of the
theft of county funds has been admit
ted, one Of the best examples possible
has been set affecting the trust of pub
lie officials with public funds
WIh the close of the present case
the criminal docket for the year has
been practically wiped out with the
exception of some minor cases, al
though in connection with the embeZ-
element of the county funds there yet
remains for the county attorney 10
perform the task of collecting the
amount short from the bonding COM
panies. suits having been filed last
week against the bondsmen and Treas
urer Guy G. Welch for $35, 702.S5.
County Attorneys Statement
When asked, following re trial,
County Attorney Ross made only a
brief statement, in which he said he
felt grateful for the expression of ap-
probation from the many citizens of
the county, and high state officials
for the manner in which he had con-
Quoted the case from start to finish,
and expressed his thanks for the splen
did cooperation of his assistants.
Brown, and the Board of Supervisors,
and he had nothing more to add, only
that the work in this case spoke for
itself as the results attained show.
The following was the jury that sat
in the case:
w. S. Stodghil. Bisbee; N. L. Hay
den, Lowell; r. l.. Street, McNeal up.
]. Sullivan. Bisbee; Chas. w. Ware
ham. Bisbee: f. c. Robinson, Doug
las; d. N. Darling, Douglas; Daniel
Murry, Lowell: Geo. w. Navarro, Par
adise; Z. D. Ulum. Lowell; Earl Wells
Douglas; Jas. H. Jones, Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

traced tC South America and through
her the son was located here
Reca,.tly Maraelinc. in ragged
clothes, reeking with the smell Of
fish. hoped from his tiny fish-laden
craft into tie later and faded a.
shore.
A well-dressed woman WAS waiting
for hirl-his mother, though Marce-
limo didn't know.
Mrs D:meri spoke no spanish and
Marcelino NJ EnglisA. What did that
matt r? Crying with joy, the mother
c';sped the grimy fisherman To her
heart and 'wept. Not understanding.
Idarcelino. asked through an interpIe-
ter. what was wron3, and his sister
and the interpreter called out % him:
This MARINA"
Mrs. DIneni then pulled Marco
lirC's shirt open.
yes. it's my son" she cried.
'Marcelino. 1T last rye found him.
/ know him by this mole"
pink pearl found in the Mississip-
pi is valued at $4,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
NEW COMPANY FORMED

Articles of incorporation of the
Painted Desert Marble company have
been filed in the office of the county
recorder at Tombstone. The COM
pany has a capitalization of $4,000
900 divided into 100000 shares, at a
part value of $40 each. They pro-
pose to mine, manufacture and sell
marble products. The incorporators
are Bruce Stephenson. Fletcher Nj.
Doan, John H. Scott, Slytie ]. Steph-
enson, Florence II. .soan, A. M. Will
kinson, William w. Nemstock. The
principal place of business is given
rs Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
DELINQUENT TAX
LIST INCREASES
Audit of Books SHOWS Gain
In Number Failing 10 Fay
Levies on Property

The city council was in regular ses-
sion last evening in the council cham
Der. All members of the council were
present with the exception of Council
men Warren and Beaton
A communication was received from
r. VI. Schumacher. president of the El
PasO a. Southwestern System, stating
that in reply To the request of the city
council, the name of Osborn would be
changed to Bisbee Junction.
The report of John A. Campbell.
who has been auditing the books of
the city, was filed and adopted. The
report did not show any irregularities
but made a few suggestions in regard
To the keeDing OF the various reports
and checking them up. The report
showed that delinquent taxes had in
creased in the past four years from
about $4,000 TO an average of nearly
$4,000.
The mayor reported that he had
$500 in the trustee fund that ne wish
ed 10 turn over to the city. 1t was
move, that re amount be apportioned
ecu" lly between the street and culvert
funds. -sx
There was some discussion about
various street improvements and
trails which the street committee and
the city engineer are to take up and
dispose OF.
The services of Waterman Ham
brick, at the city parl.. will be dis
pensed with beginning the first of
next month. II was shown that he
was receiving SIS 4 month from the
city and that he had another job. The
park will hereafter be looked after by
the city marshars office while the
cleaning of the park will be done by
the city street cleaning department.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
LEGION WILL DISCUSS
ARMISTICE DAY PLANS

Plans for the past eX-service. men
will take in the celebration Of Armis-
tice Day in the Warren District will
be discussed tomorrow night at a
meeting in the local legion clubhouse.
All legion members and ex-service
men who may not belong TO the legion
were last night urged by Commander
FL pidgeon to attend the meeting. In
addition to formulating Armistire Day
plans. . smoker and light feed will
probably be a part of the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
is CALLED EAST.

County Recorder IT. i. HutchicOn
will leave today for Kansas City. hav-
ing been called there on account of
the serious illness of his mother. Upon
his arrival there his mother will be
removed to Seattle, for treatment.
Hutchinson expects to return about the
first of the month.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
NOW AT BOWIE.

L. II. Barton, better known as Tex
who was a member of the Bisbee po-
lice force for a number of years, is
now stationed at Bowie as special Of
ficer for the Southern Pacific Com
pany. He was stationed at Tucson
for some time but last week was trans
ferred to the Bowie yards.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
FOR TUCSON.

About thirty-five witnesses for the
plaintiff and defendants in the case
of the Bisbee Lumber, Company VS..
the Bisbee Naco Water Company, left
last night or will leave this morning
for Tucson to be on hand when the
case is called on Thursday morning
in the Pima County court. The suit
arises cut of the Lowell fire about a
year ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
Boosters For Fair
TOGO Through This
City in Autos Today

Twenty-Five members of the Doug
las Chamber Of Commerce and Mines
will pass through Bisbee this morning
at o'clock. The party consists of
boosters for the Douglas county fair
which will be held in the Smelter town
on November II, IS and 10.
After brief time in Bisbee the par
ty will continue to Tombstone, st.
David, back to Fairbank, FIT. Huachu-
ca, Hereford, Don Luis, Warren and
back to Douglas. At each town the
boosters will extend cordial invita-
ton to atte'~>>the fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
H. RHEUMATIC PAIN 81
RI y Rub It right ont. Try this! I'll
Rheumatism is pain only

Rheumatism is pain only"
Not one case in fifty requires inter-
mel treatment. Sop drugging! Rub
the misery right away Rub soo,h-
ing, penetrating st. Jacobs Oil" di-
rectly into the sore, stiff joints and
muscles and relief comes instantly.
est. Jacobs Oil'' conquers pain. It is
a harmless. rheumatism cure which
never disapoints and does not blister.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
MOVED TO PHOENIX.

f. c. Hunt anH wife have moved to
Phoenix where, they expect to make
their future home. They were resi-
dents of Bisbee for number Of years
but for the past year have been max
ing their home in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

Timber up. Quit complaining, Get
small trial bottle of old-time 81.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store and in
just moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain, soreness ana stiff
ness. Don't s.2fferi Relief and cure
awaits you. Get it! "St. Jacobs
Oil'' is just as good for sciatica. neu-
r:-lagia, lumbago, backache, sprains
and SWellingS.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

Yowen c. Slower has secured
Judgment in the superior court at
Tombstone against Thomas r. Peake
for the sum of S535.44; $16.20costs.
SIS attorney fees and for the fore
closure of tract of land in township
II.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
IuRORS RETURN.

V. S. Stodghill. n. L. Hayden, p. ].
Sullivan. Chas. w. Wareham, Daniel
hurry, Jas. II. Jones and L. ID. IJlum.
who were the Bisbee district jurors
on the Walker case, returned home
yesterday after the case was suddenly
ended
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
WAS OPERATED UPON.

Mrs. Fred Juliff. of Warren, was op-
Grated upon yesterday at the c. &c A
hospital She was reported as doing
nicely last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

Ray Hewitt has Fed an action for
divorce in the superior court at Tomb
stone against w. c. Hewitt. Both
parties are residents of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
.Gtyh1a6a
BIBLE CLASS MEETING.

The Wednesday morning Bible class
will meet at 10 o'clock this morning
at the Y. w. G. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
FUNERAL SERVICES.

Funeral services for Charles Gallo
way Wood. Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Wood, of Warren. will be
held at four O'clock this afternoon
from the chapel of the First Church
of Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

We must have orders from those
desiring to rent costumes and yamas
Tor Halloween parties not later than
Saturday, Oct. 22rd. McDonald's
Marinello Shop. Phone sos.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
IN THE COURTS

Mary l.. Bradley has brought suit
in the superior court at Tombstone
against Milton Braley for divorce.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
TO MEET THIS EVENING.

The Woman's Auxiliary of the local
legion post will meet this evening al
8 O'Clock at the Legion Home. All are
urged to attend as plans for the Ar
mistice Day celebration are to. be TAX.
en- up.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

Have your rugs washed on the
floor by Stevens Electric Shop.
Phone 523
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

A pink pearl found in the Mississip-
pi is valued at $4,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

TOMBSTONE, Oct. IS. - The tr
of w. p. Walker. charged with e
bazzlement, was suddenly terminal
when court opened this. mornil
when the defense announced tn
wished to withdraw the plea OF r
guilty and enter n plea of guilty.
Shortly after court opened at 8:
this morning, Geo. w. Brown, CHI
expert witness for the state, who h
played prominent part in gatheri
evidence since the arrest of Walk
resumed the stand to continue int
duction of documentary evidence
show shortages attributed to the {
PENDANT.
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LAS RATAs HUYEN


En- la semana que termin6 Ell dia vein.
ticuatro de abril, hubo en- Puerto Ri
co las sigufentes senfermedades, por pc
blaciones:
tuberculosis: Bayam6n /; CabO Rojo
2; Ponce 1; Rio Piedras 8.
PaludismO: Barros / Y Cabo Rojo 1.
TifOidea; Juncos v San Juan 4.
ParOtiditis: San Juan /.
Tetano infantil:. cabo ROjO l..
Stills cutanea: San Juan 1.
TOs ferina: Barros !; ouebraaillas /
" San Juan 2.
Difteria: Humacao / y San Juan g.
Sarampi6n: Corozal 10; HumacaO IS;
Luquillo 10 y San Juan !.
Como puede observarse, la poblaci6n
mas 'tapestada" de la isla cs San
Juan, doneJuan, donde han ocurrido ca
SOS de tifoidea, parotiditis, Stills cu.a-
nea, tOs ferina. difteria y sarampion.
Tai vez por ESQ, las ratas han huido
a la isla, temerosas de contagiarse en-
tire nosotros.
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Las SesiOnes de aver
en- SenadO y Camara
lContlnuaci6n dc Ia pag %

1 : ) g
dir al Congreso el erinprestito de los
$50 miHones de dolares, pero jamas
aceptare que Sc vote una ley pidien-
| dole los Estados Unidos dinero al
guno, pues seria indigno de nosotros;
serfa este acto en- contra de nuestro
honor"
A moci6n del Senador Barbosa, es-
te proyecto queda sobre la mesa,
pues no esta presente ell Senador
/ Tous Soto, quien desea estudiarlo.
Sc presenta la consideration del
Senado, Ell P. de la G. IL, del seiior
| Velilla, para crear la Corte Muni-
cipal de Toa Alta; suprinlir la Corte
de Paz de dicho pueblo, estable-
ciendo los sueldos de los empleados.
De acuerdo con el voto de todos los
senadores paso al Comite Juridico.
En- segunda lectura Sc discute cl P.
del $. 1o1, para enmendar la resoluci6n
COZ, jiinta titulada 'Resoluci6n Con,un-
"a nara suspender tempora,mante Ia
construction de ciertas obras puplicss,
prcveer recursos para su ejecuci0a me
dante la formation de nm fondo cspe-
cial para clio, hacienda las necesarias
asignactones referente a obras publi.
cas-, y para otras atenciones, para
cancelar los balances DO ciertas asigna-
ocones. aprobada en- ~ de mayo de
1920. II,
Este proyecto es con cl prop6sito dc
soncitar pianos y diseiios para la co.'s
trucci6n del Manicouio Insuiar, ofre-
ciendo un premio no mayor do 5000
d6lares al competitor afortunado, Este
proyecto tuvo algunas enmiendas, una
de elias es asignando 100000 d6lares pa
ra La construction, Embellishments que
! Sc pueda. de dicho man:comio. Ell Sr.
Cuevas ZeQueira pronunci6 un elocuen-
te discurso que le vali6. Ell voto de to
dos los senadores, incluyendo Ell mismo
una enmienda que 10 ayudara al cum
! plimiento Immediate de las disposiciones
de La ley.
FL Senado suspendi6 la session hssta
hoy las tres de La tarde.
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tcontinuacion de Ia pGgina sa. J

NNSN'sfA"tN0~dSb w "a p06"o SOs
parientes o amigos. 0tros en- iglesias
y Asoc.aciones benefcas. Un gran MI
nero ocupa las tiendas dc eampaaa
proporcionadas y levantadas por la
Guardia Nacional v el Parque de
Bomberos del Municipio.
Desde ell primer momento la Cruz
.Roja asumi6 la fesponsabilidad de
proveer de alimento a tpdo el que 10
necesitara. Sc solicit6 y obtuvo in
mediatamente el auxilio del Ejercito
para Ia preparation de las comidas.
Sc ha adoptado el sistema de tarje-
tas puesto en- practica en- Francia y
Estados Unidos la labor ha lido nor
maIizandose
La Cruz Roja desea seguir cum
pliendo su deber y para que clio sea
possible necesita ell concurso de sus
mienbnos y de todas las personas que
en- ella tengan confanza. Ella ha
puesto al servicio de los necesitados
toda su organization Influenza, ell
trabajo personal de isus damas, de
sus directories, de sus empleados, pc
% sus recursos materiales son l.mi-
tados. En- tai virtud el Comite Etc
cutiyo acordo abrir una suscripci6n
general en- San uJan y en- toda la
isla. Las cantidades deben entregarsc
o girarse al Tesorero del CapituIo,
Hon. Jose E. Benedicto. Los suscrip-
torres &c la isla pueden dirigirse di-
rectamente al Sr. Benedicto bien
entrcgar sns suscripciones a los Co
mites Locales para que estos a su
yez 10 remitan al Capitulo.
Los nombres de los donantes seran
publicados en- los periodicos. asl +
San Juan, P. r. de Mayo de 1921.
EMILIO DEL TORO.
Presidente del Cap. de P. r.
de la Cruz Roja Americana.
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n TO pase I'd. este articulo sin leerlo.
IN Es para bien suyo que 10 hemos
pnblicado, asi como para el de todos
sus amigos. Es rnuy probable que al leer
estas 1fneas este sufriendo del estomago,
de estrefiimiento, tai vez este I'd. bilioso
con jaqueca, y 10 ue sin duda necesita
es una buena medicina laxante, pero que
no sea irritante que no le cause males
fares o fuertes retortijones y que su uso
Ie irnpida atender slis deberes. Esto 10
encontrara en- las Piid0raS Aatibilt0Sds de
Doan. Componen el laxante sin rival,
puesto que estan preparadas solanlerte de
vegetables que entonan el tubo digestive CT.
vez de debilitarlo, ablandan la inasa estan-
cada facilitando su paso sin dolores y Sc
garantizan no contener liflguna droga
perjudicial al ORGANISING.
Las PiIdordS AntibiLioSds de DodB Sc
ercuentran de ve1lta en- todas las boticas
en- donde debe I'd. obtener un frasco in.
mediatamente torlarlas on4egularidad
despues de algdn tempo vera como g:
salud ha mejorado sin necesidad &c otras
medicinas.
Solicite nuestro folieto sobre las enfer-
n1edades del estonago Sc 10 efviarenscs
absolutanente gratis.
tl3l FOSTER MCCLELLAN co.
BUFFALO, y. y, Z y. a.
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Ell juez Hamilton haCe
impOTtantGS aCIaTaCiOneS
tcontinuaeI0n de Ia pAgiDa .ereera.l


vista del que hahla ha sido sostenido
por el Departments de Justicia y la
acci6n de la Corte sera c6rSona con clio,
es decir, el que habla esta actuando ba-
10 Su nombramiento hecho psr Ell Presi
dente Wilson, y este nombramiento abar
ca no solo cuatro amos sino hasta que
mi successor sea nombrado tome poss-
sion. Y este quiere decir que mi suc:sor
ha, de ccmparecer en- este distriio, me
jor dicho e2. los salones de csc tribunal
y presentar su nomhramiento Y, to-
mar un juramento presentar iotro jura
Eaento tornado anteriormente por 81, en-
vine1ld de 10 cual Ell que habla quedara
relevado v entcnces ell nuevo juez EXTRA
r& en- el desempefio de su cargo. Sc sabs
Que Ell nuevo juez va ha embarcado y pro
bablemente llegara aqui ell jueves Ell
viernes, cuando Sc dara avisO oportuno
-en cuanto a la ceremonial que Sc con-
.verya entire el Y el que habla, sobre Ell
cese v la toma de possession.
En- Ell entire tanto la Corte continia
su marcha en- la misrna forma, siendo su
az zion la misma que hace dos meses
en- cuanto los aslntos. La Corte conti-
nua, y en- 10 que toca al juez mismo, no
ha habido cambio alguno hasta Ell mo
mento actual Cualquier asunto que Ia
Association 0 los abogados deseen someter
ser5 atendfda sin difcultad alguna.
{. la iinica nmitaci6n es que Ell jues
que ahora preside Sc concretara a los
casos que, va han sido sometidos desde
el lltilno ter1nino de esta- corSe, a mo
ciores corrientes que puedan surgir o
presentarse dentro de los proximos dfas.
Es propio respetar Ia siplica del nuevo
juez designado de que cualquier asunto
de naturaleza Importance, tai como la
organization del jurado y la celebration
de los juicios de casos que seran someti
dos, sean diferidos hasta la llegada del
honorable Arthur F. odlin. Y Ia Aso
ciaci6n actuara de acrerdo con cstaS
manifestations.
P. ]. HAMILTON,
Juez.
San Juan, mayo dos de 1921.
UN RASGO GENERoSO DEL Sc
NADOR BENITEZ
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ANoeHE EN-. La CAMARA

A las ocho de la noche sc reuni6 la
Camara bajo la presidencia del sefor
Coll Y Cuchi. Sc dio aprobada sin ser
lefda ell acta de la session anterior FL
Secretar.o dio lectura por sus titulos,
las speticiones recibidas.
Ell Sr. Alfonso solicito ase nombre
una comision para que investigue Ell
asunto del ineendio ocurrido EN- Pta.
de Terra.
Explica la actuaei6n de los bonn
beros, quietSes carecen de medioy y
aconseja que 81 ell municipio no pue-
de equipar debidamente un cuerpo de
bomberos, que 10 haga ell Gobierno
Insuiar Dijo ademas que dicha CO.
mission, debla estldiar tambien la 81
tuacion creada y buscar y aconsejar
algl1n medic para remediarla. FL
presidente nombro para integrar la
referida con1isi6n, la cual tendra to-
das las facultades Y los poderes nece-
sarios, a los sehores Tzol, Dones y
Alfonso.
Ell prcsidente nombro a los. senores1
Santoni, Sabater, Gil Gonzalez Me-
ma y Alfonso, para estudiar infor-
mar el P. del S. 64, sobre cl Banco
del Pueblo.
El Proyecto del senado 81 pasa a
Conlisi6n.
El presidente firma el proyccto de
ley sobre pensiones de los maestros
de escuelas; el P. del S. 35 asignando
25 mil d6lares para .poner los edif-
clos insulares a prueba de ratas; ell
P. del S. 40, de presupuesto supleto-
rio; la r. c. del S. acerca de lfneas
telegraficas y ytelef6nicas en- algunas
poblaciones; la R. C. del S IL; la 21;
la "a; Ia % Y la 40.
La Camara Sc declara en- Comision
total y Sc discuten los proyectos 81.
guientes:
Eu substitute a la r. c. de la C.
26, para construir I'm acueducto en-
5uana Dfaz. fue aprobado.
ElP. ia G. 257, para que los ta-
qufgrafos den records gratis, fue pos
puesto. s
FL p de la G. "a, fue aprobado, y
Ell P. de la G. 319 qued6 sobre la mesa.
Ell de la C.s 226, sobre operadores
de maquinas cinenatografcas, paso
a. estudio de una comispn. de los Sc
nores Sabater y Pilot.
FL P. de la. G. 975. para codificar
las leyes de Puerto Rico, fue apro-
bado.
Ell P. de la G. $50, reglamentado
las escuelas de Carload de Mines y
Ninas de Santurce, fue aprobado.
La r. C. de la C. IS pasa a Hacien-
da Y la r c. de la G. Al fue apro-i
bada.
La n. o. del s. IS fue aprobada.
Para la orden del dfa de hoy Sc
aplazo la discussion del proyecto de
ley sobre Ell 'sDiario de Sesiones"
Ternlinadas las deliberaciones de la
Comision Totals la Camara aprueba
Ell informe de la niisma y Sc levanta
Ia session hasta hoy a las tres de la
tarde.
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INcENDIo MALIc1oso

Por orden del Fiscal del distrito de
Ponce fu6 arrestadO, pOr incendio ma
licioso, el zapateso i. MOnllor quien
no conocia, al parecer el refran de Ape
les; szapateros a tns zapatos.s'
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as
wna1 "
I'D -
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es-ss- 80 Sssss. - s. s.s' ~s - -
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uN sUrcrDro

Sotera Rodriguez, de NaguabO, pusO
fin sus dias cOlgandose con una soga
de su casa.
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BanCO Territorial Y AgIiCO|a de Puerto Rico
PAoo DE DIvIDENDo

Acordado po Ell conseo de Administrator de socedad
fepartr un Dividendo Active Provisional por
los benefcios obtendos primer seestre termnado Ell
trenta de dicebre de mil novecentos veinte, del
rIente eercco social al por sobre
ell vaor de las acciones de la pera serie sobre
ochenta dollars pagados hasta echa de las accnes
la segunda serie avsa por presente los
clonstas que desde da del actual mes, las ha-
bles de Gaia queda alberto pago de dcho dvdendo p
diendo por tano desde la refeda feoha pasar por Sc
taria del Banco ecoge las correspondence papeIetas
San Juan, P R., II de AbriI de 1921.
Ell sPRESDENTE, Ell SEcRETARIo,
Rafael Fabian. P. Rocafort.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-03
TRYRG,,TO DEPOPULATE JUNEAU

Tho Seattle Dppatch to have maniacal desire to depopuIate Juneau Sometime ago it pub lshed tthat Charles Goldsten had decided to leave Juneau and to live in San Francisco MT Godstein did nqt eoSsbut purchased residence for himself and family in this city. Later the Dispatch declared that pr l. O. Sloane about leave the city and locate in California But Dr. Sloane refused to 1eparti About the same time it proceeded to close town inc Alaska Gastneau Mining Company's opera fions here, and, presumably send Superint cnden Jackson and the of it's big staff and long list employees out of Juneau But that property persist n continuing it's uninterrupted way of Alaska Ieadlns industries, and MT Jackson and the other continue among most useful and active citizens
 Failing in all this, the Dispatch is now ser. The Empire and sending it's editor of the city In recent issue, under the naring headlines U W TROY ANXIOUS TO LEAVE NORTH" it says:
 Negotiations being carried on for the
 sale Of the Daily Empire newspaper and plant
 at Juneau John w. Troy has written Seat
 te parties that the paper and plan is for
 sale
 Of course the Dispatch's statement is not true We say "of course because Of the Dispatch's con sisent policy of printing things that are not true There are no negotiations being carried on for tb sale of The Empireand there have been none Tn Ehplfe IS not for sale in the ordinary acceptanc ol that term The principal owner of The Empirt HdS been approached now and again for five years O more by dozen or persons who have expressed . ceSIre 10 purchase the paper One these approach was by letter from Seattle newspaperman of copre the owners of the Empire would if they got thei Pilce Ill other words, there is enough money in tn, world to buy The Empire and it's printing plant But attempt has been made sell The Empire The presen Pflhcipal owner and editor of The Empire is mo anxious to leave Alaska and is making no nrarara tlons so 10 do. He has been associated with Tb, Empire for eight years more than seven of them 4 us principal owner and editor and manager II, fully expects to be here in Juneau running Tn, EHhplIe Tor another seven or eight years-and ther at in
 The probabilities that the Dispatch will hay, as little success in sending editor of The Empir, cut or Juneau as it has had with Mr. Goldsteiy and the others