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CANADIANS WILL. ARREST
HhLI.OONISTS ON ARRIVAL
ny GENE FOWLER.
tnircr>nl Service Stan Currr>pondcnt

M.NTTICE, ONT, Jan. 9-Thls lit
tie town in the heart OF the Canadian
wilderness expected to see the Amer
lean hailoonist# arrive in time To he
arrested today. L.. Mclaughlin. AN
outstanding member OF the Royal ca
madam Mounted Police. said he was
hey" for that purpose. y charge of
landing "a balloon in Canada in viola.
ton of international laws had been
preferred against I.icuicnunts KIoor.
Farrell ana Hinton. However. Mo
!aUis Min indicated. the consequences
viii not be as serious as violation
Of The concealed weapons law would
be back in the states.
The arrest viii he Il technical one
The men, who are now believed to be
within forty miles OF here. viii not
be co'lar"d and advised that anything
! they may say viii he used against
them. They VIII be instructed TO cx-
rian that they didn't know where
ih,y were, had no intention of lcav-
~" u place SO close to Eroadway's
WHITE LIGHTS 10 migrate by air to e
distance whore entertainment usually
IS PROV idcd 10y singing wolves
( they viii he released from techni-
cal custody OF the Canadian govern
mont summarily. McI.aughlin added.
iic wasn't so sure about the Gus
TOMS angle OF the situation. Whcthcr
the aerun"Uts have brought any har-
EaSe or goods that require duty vii,
| p' determined when ihcy arrive BE
] shi; members of the very Gry American
Nav. It IS taken for granted that the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

year Joe Magagwis. an Ojibway In
dian trapper. from Skunk Lake. three
miles north of Mattice. the last por-
iaec before reaching Ma,tice ON the
mississippi River. occasioncd the de-
pate. lie WAS discovered among Il
flock OF empty beer bottles. The gov
ernment Gamb!cs that p per cent
VIII not intoNlcate the aborigincs.
One Indian said Joc's beer capacity
WAS and is four eases a day. Another
Indian put the limit at one case, but
said that he could do it for four
straight days. lie added it would he
more IL lie had more time and didn't
sleep at night
Various sled dogs or huskics were
tied ia and about matticc tonight.
They began their usual weird wall
half dog and half wolf in character.
at dusk. Some of them weigh up to
sixty pounds. They are valued Oh
that basis. the current rate Tor a
husky being 81 IL pound Some OF
the runners own one or more OF
these brutcs.
For their rental the Hudson Hay
Company pays II huski.s owner -
cents dag with free ritions on thy
trail. Mcleod said that only an In
dian can handle 4 huskic success
!uiiE If white man ana an Indian
should start on trail. Mcleod de-
ciarcd. and II tn" Indian should dio
on the way. tho dogs would probably
irot along until spoken to by tn.
stranger. If that should happen. III
"ntinucd and the dogs failed to nnd
their usual master. they prcbnbl :
would turn ON the man, attack him
with intent to XIII ana then eat tn,
man and cargo.
These dogs are offspring Of fc.
mai" collie ana a male wolf. Th"l,
parents mate in the open country
tn" Indians releasing Il collie hS
tying her whcr" the wolves ar,
known 10 Il" proving. TO au hmcri-
can VIII" remembers his subscriptions
to movements promoting Kindness I,
animals the eight q! Cree with :
club and husky Snarl!ng under {:
druhbinc Is somewhat distressing;
Inc dogs are beaten almost at
scheduled periods. even when thoS
are rot doing much ia annoy ans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

'hat DE Valera Will defy the govern
fnent. spurn It's home-rulc program.
ana demand that any negotiations
e'"rt from scratcb---os though there
was no homc-rule program even In
contemplation rtis the government
would. OF COURSE, reject, and the
matter would be In no better sham.
than at present.
Inc government wants the Irjsb
council institutcd' under the homo
rune bliIs provisions to submit Its
recommendations for further lcyis-
iatlon. But whether tho council will
ever report TO the British govern
fn"nt remains to be seen Sim Ecin
crS say IL would be good strategy
Tor the Irish republicans to pnrticI
pate IN the elections. elect so per cent
Or more OF the personnel OF the
council, ana then nlilIfy the entire
proceedings of the session by direct
INK tue Sim Fcln members To absop,
themselves from the deliberations OF
tho body.
The Empire News, weekly Man
chester publication. prints a clrc,i,n-
sthntihl story. rather vague Through
out. of Il Sim Fem plot TO blow mn
the houses of parliament with new
small. most highly explosive bombs To-
be trcd Into parliament from n dis
lance by AN ingenious device
~ mysterious woman, according. To
the story, was seen on the cmbank
ment. near Westminster. observed To
give secret sign OF recognition to
a known SLIM Fcincr. Pursued. tho
woman dropped her handbag into the
Thames. and when Il was grapplri
from the water. the police, accord .
ing TO the Empire News. found the
nlnnS for thn hnInhIn.
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REFUGE FOR lNEBRlATES
TO BE OPENED AGAIN
Increasing Number of cns~. nf hIco-
h"iism In Quaker CITY IL Cnu.e
Of DccIsion.
tBy United Hcwsl

FIiiLApELriIIA. Jan. e--Tho trus-
tees of Kcswick colony. a refuge for
In"hriates. conducted FOR years in tho
hear, Of tn" pine belt. closed up the
niac" when prohibition wen, into
Guasi-cncct. with liquor gone. ,hey
figured, the iugt!tuttuns funds could
be devoted 10 some other charity.
But philadelphia physicians have
had 80 many cases "f alcoholism late
- that rcw appeal has been made
10 tho trustees, and kcswick viii DO
rc-cstabl.shcd as soon AS it's build
ings Hnd equipment can b. renovated
And II Will he equipped to take care
Of more patients than ever.
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NEGOTIiTIONS LOOKING TO
PEACE IN ERIN BREAK DOWN
[ "a ANaoclntcl pr.Hs. /

- '"'N'NliN'i l'S-r
~ bi.lN, Jan. c.--All negotiations
looking to p"ac" In ireland huvc
"f"ken down, II reports In Official
circles are 10 II" credited. Definite
information is lacking. but II IL said
mat Premier Lloyd George has re-
fused 10 consider the SHIN fe!n's pro-
posai for the withdrawal of tn. nome
rule bill.
Officials here take gloomy view
OF u" situation. Tho increased ac-
nEi,y recently ON tn" part o. the
military and republicans in the mar
tial law are considered as Indicating
an extension of guerilla warfare.
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DrlibcrntcIy Angcrcd Farrcll.

lBy United News.l
R9CEAWAY POINT. y. y. Jam Q.
Sometimes the best way to keep
up II mans morale is To get him
good and mad Mt you"
Thus, brother officer OF the three
lost l!"wtcnan,s. who are returning
from Moose Factory, explains why,
In his belief. Lieutenant. Hinton re-
bukcd Lieutenant Steve Farrell dur
ing their dcsolatc march over tho
SHOWS. for the thought OF giving w
the struggle.
Farrell is an older man than either
Hinton or kloor ana was not ply
sica!ly fortified rs they were TO with
stand IN" rlIors Of privation and
cold. Therefore. this officer said
Linton probably chose the we'll.
known method OF cutting Farrelrs
pride TO keep him fighting for his
life.
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is DISAPPOINTED AT NOT
SEEING CARDINAL. GIBBONS
IEy Nssociutcd Press. |


BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. g.-panicl
J. Buckingham, Lord Mayor OF Cork.
who arrived here this morning from
Norfolk. was disappointed In not
seeing Cardinal Gibbons. He called
AT the Cardinals Residence, left his
card aul then attended the o'clock
mass az IN" Cathedral. No visitor ha .
been permitted TO see the cardinal
since his return home because of HIS
Illness. y few citizens. friends OF the
irish causc greeted the Lord Mayor
and his party consisting OF Peter
MacSwincy. brother OF the previous
Lord Mayor OF Cork; j. L. Fawci,,.
consul Of the Irish republic In New
York. and Judge j. Il. Lawlcss. cnun-
sci for O'Callaghan.
AZ the hotel where he took break
fast. Mrs Hehrcca Hogan. cloak girl.
Was given Il hearty haudshakc be
cause She smilingly informed him she
was "a member of the lodge" Mr..
o'Callaghan said this was no, the
first baltimore he had over visited.
and said The little Baltimore In he.
land was ;hc town nearest to Amcrl-
ca
y point brought up IN connection
with o'Ca!iaHham's parole was
whether 1t VIII be- Il violation ~ the
parole Tor him 10 vanish Judge Law
less Mas asked IL Their. !s any con-
d!tion IN the parole that would re.
Inirc tho Lord Mayor 70 give notice
that he is To leave the United states
Tho judge said thcr" ar, no condi.
tons and that the plan FOR the I.or,
Mayor is TO go as Dc Valera went.
'Dc Valera got there al! ril;h.. die
lie nOt?' said Mr.. Fawcit,," and tn,
Lord Mayor vii! get there too"
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GENERAL PERSHING WILL
BE NEXT CHIEF OF STAFF

ms here that If he does not succeed
in rrconciiing the two prosid-utiul
candidates in cuba and they prefer
civil var the United states MI, be
Obliged 10 step I'm with an army to
safrguard American and foreign in
,ercStS and rrmnir thorc uu,'l cuba
IS once more on her feet politically.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
KI.OOR SKIPPER GOING:
HINTON On RETURN TRIP
TDy Univcrsal Scrvicc.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. ?-I.icutonant
Walter Hinton, OF the lost and found
Hnvy ballooniSts. is coming back TO
tn" United states in command of the
PARTY. although Lieutenant Louis y.
i\lopr. lr.. set out from itockAway as
the captain Of the balloon" Klour
lost his job as skipper when tn" craft
got in distress and Landed on the
shores OF James Bag. ana Hinton, as
the senior member OF the party, au-
tomatically became chief
CAPTAIN 7. I Craven. chief OF III"
transfer OF command is In accordance
with the traditions and rules and
regulations OF the navy. In all cmcr-
rcuci's where tho most experienced
direction is required. hc added the
senior officer takes over command.
stated today that this party hrok"
other records than that Of distance
withiH q given time. The Hers we're
supposed to get intimate knowledge
OF air Currents ana temperatures.
Tho rcCeu: expedition 10 Alaska
got some knowledge OF cold but the
aviators IN that Hight exceeded
p"rIturc the records or tn" "lpSt'
talloOnistS II was said today that
the kockaway expedition got more
wind velocity ana tCmncra'urc 10 tho
/ square inch Of Quicks!lvcr" than any
othcr acronau;s in the history Of the
world
According 10 Secretary Daniels. the
/ Rockaway Hers broke a record also
/ in tn" amount Of money offered them
/ for exclusive signed articles lie said
one newspaper had directed It's repre-
sentative to offer ANY on" o. each
for exclusive signed accounts OF tho
! #, nod liion
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Ares, Member OF Parliament.

BEfAST, Jan. Troops at Derry
today surrendered the residence of
Joseph O'bnhcriy. Sim Fcin mc,u-
Der Of parliament. and arrested him.
He VIII be informed. Two previous
raids on his home were without re-
suit. Raids on rate collectors. the
latest form of Sim FoIn activities.
are becoming increasingly common.
SIX az" reported IN the County OF
wexford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
MILITARY POLICE NIP IN BUD
ALLEGED AMBUSH PLOT
Thy Universal Service. !

~! 1h.NtfSd! S'FNlcc,J
LONDON. Jan. Discovery by the
military ana polio. that an ambush
was being prepared al Blarncy. near
Cork. led TO the arrest OF four sim
Ecincrs and The seizure of large
quantity OF gcl!guitc bombs.
Two policemen were wounded IN
Cork Saturday night when they were
'rcd on by hidden assailauts. who
escaped.
The dead body az "A missing former
soldier. named Kirby. was found In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
THR0NGS GREET CORK
MAYOR IN NEW YORK

tContinucd From First Pagc)
Tor public spccch-making until after
he had testified in Washington be-
i"re the committee OF On" Hundred
investigating the irish question.
Ocai!aehan would remain in New
YORK several days, he said. prepar-
ING evidence he intends placing ON
exhibit with the committee ana prob
ably would leave for Washington the
latter par: OF the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
DE VALERA DEFIANCE
OF BRITISH PREDICTED
NJ PERCY StRI.,
uitcd News StnN (urrcsuuudrnt

LoNboN Jan. Q Advance hints as
TO the nature OF Eamon Ito voI.ra's
statement hay" depressed the hopes
OF peace In ireland. which rose = few
DAYS ago. du" 10 combination Of
circumstances. Now It Is predicted
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Inspector I. Murdered.

BELFAS1', Jan. District lnspcc
tor McGrath OF Bnlliuaiec. Lon gford
was murdered Friday while on pa
stable was ~Soundgd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

his wife. published today. 1t wus
stated by navy officials that II would
not necessarily be part OF the pro-
cecdings before the court OF Inquiry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

Take Groves LAXATIVE nnOMO
uIlNiNIt tablets. Tho genuine bears
IN" signature Of l. w Groyc-Adv.
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WATCHERS ON EDGE FOR
ARRIVAL OF RALLOONLS7,S

Wontimueh l!rom l'irst rngeD
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MORE sssR FOR MEXICO

First publication 6-3-2i.
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NEW YORK, June Saturdays
irregular recovery was extended one
to three points at the opening of to-
days stock market, but reversars IN
which many advances were more than
erased occurred before midday and
a heavy tone ruled at the close.
The more vulnerable issues COM
prised oils, motors, steels, equipments,
sugars, shipping, textiles and mall or
der shares.
Reaction from best prices ranged
from two TO five points, metals alone
holding part of their advance. High
er type rails, notably transcontinent-
ais and cOalers, also were reactionary
under lead of Canadian Pacific and
Heading. but secondary or reorganiz-
ed properties were relatively steady.
Sales amounted to 465,000 shares.
News advices over the week END
We're mixed Favorable influences
were a heavier movement of grains TO
market and reduction in the l.iimber
OF idle freight cars.
Motor stocks were again under
pressure. Record low prices were
quoted for crude and refined products.
notably sugar ana rubber. Mexican
oils were easier. The market was
featureless, call and time rates being
unchanged. Moderate strength IN for
eign exchange was ascribed mainly to
prospects OF early settlement OF the
British miners strike
Dealings in bonds were light, hut
steady TO firm for the most part, in
cluoing Liberty issues and convertible
rails. lnternationals showed irregular
improvement. Total sales (par vaiue)
SIT, $3.50, 600.
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WORKS
OUT IN SECRET
.FOR 3D. MINUTES
Turns Loose On His Sparring
Partners and Hammers EN-
Almost Through Ropes

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., June 81
Inc word mad been passed out at
Jack Dempsey's training camp TO-DAY
tiiau CIe CHAMPION would take aday
off to rest "a hours before plunsIng
InCo the IinaI two days of training
Guards had been stationed inside the
gates, which were locked to the pub
ilc and newspapermen
Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager
had given explicit instructions that
Dempsey do no work OF any kind.
Late Lhis afternoon Dempsey awak
ened from a refreshing nap. Then to
the surprise and disgust of his spar
ring partners, ne ordered them to the
stuffy hangar. a quarter OF a mile
Oaok Of ms camp and staged a secret
workout that developed into the stiff
fest OF his campaign.
or 90 minutes the champion tOiled
at terrific speed, negotiating the equi-
valent OF Is rounds Of boxing. He
whaled away at the light punching
bags for three rounds, then drove
vicious rights and lefts into the heavy
stuffed bag for two rounds. When
he finished his sunburned body was
glistening wet.
Alter two rounds of shadow boxing.
lie DONSu L"O IOuuuS edCn Win Eutlb
OHare and Larry Williams, rounds
that were real fights, not training
romps Dempsey tore into O'Hare
with 5uch> speed that the New York
u iddleweight was dead tired after
two rounds 1t has been O'Hare's
style TO dance in and out with left
jabs in an attempt to get inside Demp
sey's leads, but today he retreated
before the shifting, hooking Dempsey,
to escape being knocked flat. Demp-
sey hung O'Hare on the ropes once.
Williams. the trial horse of the
camp, was badly punished during his
CuIds. Dempsey centered his at
tack on Williams mid-section, pound
ing him with wicked jabs over the
ae2rc and in the ribs.
Dempsey then did some calisthen-
les.
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Legal Notices
IN IHE SUPERIOR COURT
of the State OF Arizona, n and for
the County of Cochise

IN HE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the State OF Arizona, n and Tor
the County of Cochise
IN the Matter OF the Estate of LU-
IA JOHNSTON, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL
Notice is hereby given that James
Munroe Johnston has filed in this
Court a document purporting to be
the last VIII and Testament of Luta
Johnston, deceased, together with a
petition praying that same be admit
ted TO probate and that Letters les
tamcntary thereon be issued to James
MUnroe Johnston and that Tuesday,
the 2Sth day of June, 1921, at the
hour of 1000 o'clock a. M, al the
court room OF said Court, in the City
of Tombstone, CoCl.se County, has
been appointed as the date of hearing
herein and all persons Interested are
hereby notified to then and there APP
pear and show cause, if any they may
have, why said document should not
be admitted to probate and such let
Ccrs issue thereon, as aforesaid.
Dated this 18th day of June. 1921.
j. L. JAMES, Clerk.
By Jas. \. Ivey, Deputy Clerk.
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FHoSE The Review Want AdS--"Result GetterS" raaSH
FOR SALE
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-5-room frame house, fur-
nished. including plano, and Males
tic range stove, two or three hun
dred dollars cash, balance like rent;
this house is situated near the Metz
Car stop.
Beautiful 4-room cement house, Rilas
broom accommodations, many i'm
provements including water aud
nice lawn, $3,500, terms.
For Rent - Boston Apartments III
Bisbee; 3 furnished houses IN
Warren; one unfinished house IN
Warren. Other houses in Bisbee.
Insurance-Fire, life and accident.
Agents for Equitable Life, Kansas
CITY Life, Fidelity Casualty COM
pany, bonding, plate glass insur-
ance. Phone 26, No. 81 Main st.
I.TE 6-26-tf
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SEE Me FOR BARGAINS-Now is
the time To buy property in the
Warren District. Prices will soon
advance. | have several good buys
and good terms: 4-room house, COW
and calf, Ford roadster, 2 lots fenc-
ed, fruit trees, garage, price $500,
$1,000 cash, balance like rent. Co
chise: 7-room house, furnished,
sleeping porches, fruit trees, price
$2,10O, $500 cash, bS-ance easy, His-
gins Hill. Great bargains in Win
wood Addition: 4-rOom house, FUR
nished, price $3.50. $3.50 cash. Ad-
ans Addition, 4-roOm house, price
$500, $500 cash. balance easy,
Tombstone Canyon, on car line.
4-room house. Warren, Black Knob
View St, price S1,700, $500 cash.
See me for fire insurance. List
your property with me. Allen Bldg.
Phone So. NJ. G. High.
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FLIGHT B IS ORDERED
TO SAN ANTONIO, TEX.

Ell PASO, June headquarters
detachment Flight b, of the 18th Air
Squadron, and the first photograph
section, first surveillance group, air
service, have been transferred To Kel-
" Field, San Antonio, Tex.
The movement will be made Thurs
day night, according TO orders receiv-
ed Saturday night at Fort Bliss from
tile Eighth Army Corps Area head
quarters at Fort Sam Houston.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-28
MOVE To STOP
CONTEST FAILS
Minister Says Fight Will Be
Decision Match; Officials
Disagree With Him
CITY, n. J., June y.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., June p. -
Prosecutor P. = Carven. of Hudson
county, in which Jurisdiction the Car
pentier-Dempsey fight Will be staged
next Saturday, today declined to in
terfere with the bout. The Reverend
James Parker, of this city, asked him
to prevent it on the ground it would
violate the New Jersey law, being Il
prize fight Tor decision and not a
boxing match.
There won't be any decision said
Garven. II assume that Referee En-
tie, who is city marshal of Jersey
City. knows the law. If the law is VIC
lated those responsible will be called
to account"
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LIBERTY BONDS
Liberty

NEW YORK, June q. = liberty
bonds closed: '31k 's$S6.72; first As
$500 bid; second AS $S6.64; first
AIS 1920; second 414 S $86.74; third
AIS $91.26: fourth AIS sS6S4; Vic
tory 33l's $9S.46; Victory 4% S 1854.
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+34S b
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O3132o-O3326S
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Lard office at Proenix, Arizona

DEPART NJ ENT OF THE INT ERROR
May 2S. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Luka G..
Rafailovich. of Lowell, Arizona, who on
5-10l7 and 100000 made Homestead
Entry no. 031iS9- 03326S for S15 SWl4
Sec .. 81 Sc Il Sec. G. y p NEA Sec
Z, NE NNV14 Sec s, NW4 SEA, So
SEA See ), SWA SW14 sec 4. Me- NE
i Sec. $, Ne NW14 Sec. .. Township %
s.. Range 25-E., G.&S.R.B .& Meridian
has filed notice OF inten.:on to make
Three Year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described before James
Allison l. :. Commissioner at Bisbee.
Arizona, on the 18th day of July. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Milan
Juncevich. OF Warren, Arizona; Werner
L. Fletcher. Robert Iafailovich. both of
Lowell, Arizona; John Radoyich, of Bis
bee, Arizona.
CIIAS. L. MARSHALL.
Register
First publication 6-3-2i.
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WANTED
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
032995
Department OF the Interior
S Land Office at Phoenix AriZnl

L. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
June A. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Nelson
E. Mosher, of Box GIG. Bisbee. Arizona.
who. on November s, 1920, made Home.
stead Entry No. O32995, for S1aNW14
NhSW4, Sec. 81. SEA NEA, E1HSE14.
Sec. 2S. NEA NEH, Section SO, Town
ship 22-S., Range 25-E., G.. & S. Z. Is. &
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
make Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Henry C. BeumIer, I. s. Commits
5ioner. at Douglas. Arizona, on the 18th
day of July. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clemens Bartch. Alfred g. Stevenson,
both of Bisbee, Arizona; Frederick II.
Spauling. of McNeal Arizona; George
Davis, of Bisbee. Arizona.
CH-AS. L. MARSHALL.
Register.
First Publication G-10-'21
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OIL STOCKS
Furnished By COLLINS S BRETHERTON
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, June 27-Lead quiet,
spot 4.40.
Zinc steady; spot East st. Louis de-
livery 425A ABS
Bar silver, American 1914; foreign
5SA.
Copper quiet; spot 1924 G13; third
quarter 13@13R.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-28

Ted (Kidl- Lewis, an Englishman
was former welterweight> champion of
the world. He won THE title by. de-
feating Jack BrittOn at Dayton, Chic,
June. 1917, but the tile reverted to
Britton in 1919 when Britton knock
ed Lewis out in nine rounds.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-28

RHlNELANDER, Wis, June PA
company of Mexican capitalists have
purchased machinery and equipment
OF the Rhinelander Brewing Company
to be installed in breweries to be es-
a bIished in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-28
RETAINS
BRITISH TITLE

LONDON, June 27.-(By the Asso-
night defeated Jack Bloomfield on
points in a 20-roInd bout for the mid
dleweight championship of England.