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Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
.COAL MINE NEAR FLORENCE FIRED
 E ROM O|L. WELL
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FLORENCE, Colo, Sept. 20-The Nushaft coaf mine on Coal creek near here is on fire, following the fir ing of shot in the workings Mon- day night by an employe, according to mire officials. It is believed the shot was fired close to an old oil we'll located near the mine.
 Two hundred miners and workmen in the mine have been forced to leave on account of the dense clouds of smoke which completely filled the shafts and tunnels of the mine. No lives were lost, according to reports received here.
 All Colorado helmet crews of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company. which owns the mine. have been or ,dered to the sceen of the fire imme- diately. On account of the heavy smoke it has been impossible to enter the mine and the extent of the fire and it's damage have not been esti- mated
 In case the fire spreads further, mine officials said it might be neces- sary to wall off or seal up the mouth of shafts and tunnels to smother the blaze.
 Edward xitto and James Berardi. members of a helmet crew that att tempted to pentrate the burning Nushaft coal mine this evening, were overcome by the flames and gases and had to be carried out by res- cuers. After considerable work on | the part of physicians they were re- 1 vived and it is believed they will re- l cover
 Lack of helmets Is interfering with the efforts of the mine officials and the miners in combating the flames. I Only five helmets are on the scene 1 although there are plenty of men willing to don them and go into the mine. One crew did reach within 1 50 feet of tie flames, which are re- ported to fe spreading. The mine 1 officials have sent for additional helmet equipment and also have asked that the United States govern ment mine rescue car be sent here immediately with its crew. It is un- derstood that the car is some place m western Colorado. Later reports or the cause of the fire are that a miner in digging coal with his pick encountered the shaft of an aban- doned well which had been driven through the mine Oil and gas from the well poured into the mine and
 the light from the miners torch
 lgnited 1t. The room soon was a
 mass or flames and the miner rushed out or his compartment and spread
 the alarm to other portions of the
 mine, mus permitting 200 workers to
 set out before they were overcome by smoke.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
ULSTERPREM|ER EXPLAINS REPLY WITH REGARD TO PEACE MEETING
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 BELFAST. Sept, 20.-Sir James Craig, the Ulster premier. explain Ing to the northern parliament today Listers position with regard to the proposed conference looking towards peace in Ireland, maintained that while it would be impolitic to refuse to enter into confluence in order 10 protect the interests of Ulster, nevertheless, Ulster had nothing to give away in such a conference.
 Sir James explained that to have adopted a negative attitude towards the confluence would have prejudiced uister's position in the eyes of the sympathizers with it.
 Tt would have risked a settlement behind our backs" he declared, and I could not take the responsibility of allowing others to decide what the future of Ulster should be in regard to those reserved services which had not yet been transferred under the government of Ireland act.
 Had we given a negative answer to the invitation I fear Sim Fein leaders might have taken that nega- tive reply as their model and also re- fused to enter the conference, in which case the whole pressure of public opinion would have been brou- ght to bear upon us and we would have been eventually forced into the conferenc4~1
 Representative Coote, alleged that ammunition and guns had been trav- cling through Tyrone and Ferman- agh during the truce and that drilling was prevalent He added that the British government in it's negotia- tions with the Sim Fein was making a catspaw of Ulster.-
 Representative Coote also ques- tioned Eamonn de valera's right to membership in the Ulster parliament
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
Housekeeper For
 Arbuckle Queried
 On Booze Source
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20--Miss Katherine Fitzgerald, housekeeper for Roscoe c. (Fatty) Arbuckle, charged with the murder of Miss Virginia Rappe, film actress. was summoned today to appear before federal officials in their investiga- ton of the source of liquor said to have been consumed at the party given by Arbuclzle in the Hotel St. Francis, San Francisco, at which Miss Rappe was alleged to have suffered injuries resulting in her death
 Miss Fitzgerald was to be quest toned by B. Forrest Mitchell. prohibi- ton director for California, and Ralph Camarillo. assistant United States district attorney.
 Fred Fishbach, motion picture di- rector who attended the Arbuckle party, was called before the investi- gators again to corroborate informa- tion given yesterday by Al Sem nacher, motion picture producer, an- other member of the Arbuckle party.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

evened affairs. but obtained lead of three holes before luncheon.
 Steil fought back valiantly in the second round but finally succumbed at the thirty second hole.
 There were some near upsets among the home contestants, Jesse Guilford being one down to George von Elm of Salt Lake City after IS holes and Ouimet being actually three down to Marston at the same period, while John G. Anderson of New York was one up in the morn ing to Jesse Sweetzer and three losers in the first round managed to down their opponents in the second round, Guilford winning five and four, and Sweetzer defeating Ander- son by the same margin.
 The real struggle was that be- tween Ouimet and Marston. It was a see-saw affair and was in doubt to it's finish on the seventeenth green.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

to which he was elected Tn May oW ino to inc fact that he was born of alien parantage and had not been naturaIized as a British subject.
 The speaker replied that MT: de Valera. was member of the Brltlsn imperial parliament for period or about three years and as that par liament permitted him to remain, IL hardly devolved upon the Ulster par liament to take such steps as sus- gested
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
Santa Cruz Superior Judge Appoints New
 Child Welfare Ronrd

MORALES, Sept. 2o-Judge w. A. OConnor Of the superior court today appointed A. IT. Deriemer. Mrs. Robert c. Howell. Mrs. w. J. Phillips and Mrs, H. M. CIagett as members or the Santa Cruz county child well fare board, as provided in the new state law.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
BRAN BREAD

T cups Kelioggs Bran; 1 cup boiling water; l tablespoon shortening: H cup moiasxes: lT tea spoons salt: 1 compressed yeast cake soaked in H cup lukewarm water: { cups -four. Pour boiling water over Bran. Letstand H hour. Add melted short ening. molasses. salt yeast and -four. Beat we'll and let rise. Turn into buttered bread pans. Let rise again and bake for one hour.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
Habeas Corpus Writ Filed In Obenchdin
 Case; Argue Lates

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 LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20--A writ of habeas corpus asking that bail be granted Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain. indicted with Arthur c. Burch for the alleged murder of J. Belton Ken- nedy was filed in the appellate court today. 1t will be argued later.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
Cananea Copper Co.
 Will Not Start For
 At Least 6 Months
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MORALES, Sept. 2o-The Cananeaa Copper company of Sonora does not exnect to resume operations for a preiod of at least six months, George U. Young, company secretary, de- clared in a telephone message 10 interested parties here today. lie emphatically denied rumors that the company planned to resume opera tions immediately.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

tContfnued rom Page One) suggestive and subject to amendment or additions. An outline follows. LIMITATION OF ARMAMENT l. Limitation of naval armament. Basis of limitation, extent of Hmi- tation, fulfillment of conditions. 2. Rules for control of new agencies of warefare.
 3. Limitation of land armaments. PACIFIC AND FAR EASTERN
 QUESTIONS
 1. Questions relating to China. Principles to be applied.
 2. Application to subjects.
 A. Territorial integrity.
 B. Administrative integrity. c. Open door. Equality of administrative and indus trial opportunity.
 D. Concessions, monopolis and other economic privileges.
 E. Development of railways. F. Preferential railroad rates. G. Status of existing committ- ments.
 Questions relating to Siberia Similar questions relating to China. 3. Mandated islands.
 General Peyton c. March, one-time chief of staff of the American army recently visited Marshal von Hin- denburk fin Hanover, Germany. Both offioora r,oa rcd uvsaa ring f1llI rIr1iforrY,
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
eaAnaEn As sNlppER

LONDON-A1bert Mannix drew a
 three months sentence for shipping children's hair. Police found, at his home, 72 hair ribbons such as little girls wear.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

West Point has 1.2s2 cadets. The attendance at the United States mili- tary academy Is now the largest in it's history
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
Arms Meet And
 Hero Memorial
 On Arn1istice Da,

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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-01-14

tcontinued Next Week,
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-01-14
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department OF the InterIor

u. S. Land once az Montroso. Colorado,
November -. 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Frank
X. Means. whose postoffice address is
Susuache colorado. did. on the 18th
day OF June. 1920. file in this office
Sworn Statement and Application. No.
Oi+-tO. to purchase the EisEh least
onc-hhlf of~fhe east one -haIfJ Sec
ton 81. Township 4SN, Range
4. y. II. i. Meridian. and the
timber thereon. under the provisions OF
the act OF June 3. 1873. and acts amend
atoIy, known as the Timber and Stone
Law. al such value as might be fixed
BY appfaisement and that. pursuant to
such application, the land and timber
thereon have been appraised. Four
Hundred Ninety dollars the timber
estimated 10000 board feet at $500
per NJ. and the land $4,000: that said
applicant Will offer final proof In sup
port OF his application and
sworn statement on the 5th day of
February. 1891. before Walter NJ. Siane,
Clerk Of District Court. Saguache, at
SaCuache. Colorado.
Any person is at liberty to protest
TINS purchase before entry, or initiate
a contest at any time before patent ia
sues; by filling corroborated affidavit
IN this office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
o. c. SKINNER
Register.
First publication December 3. 1920.
Last publication. January IS. 1921.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-01-14
CHAPTER V.
The Welding.
Shelby

Il was uu exceedingly busy niIer-
npun So HN,-d With "details ~ prrraru.
NON as 20 lruv. Shelby slight -0ppur.
'rr'E f"r r-'r~r,7. he had never
contemplated wnr-u-r or Imagined
hw-rf nrr-uct lle Lucg prnrrl.
r-'If l.''"ne us On rho disposition aud
rhmrm.'rr of lir. girl NJ What sn. might
r.uutrr M lw-rlr. Hs had no ron
rr-'tlon thar he lowed her uf lhar she
'"Ir any especial affection Tor him.
His Su,''rn 7rituu had been very large.
IS ln1uuHr,a ms hls cnu'rutsr>y with
COwgu and she had guile frnnkIy con.
rcss"d 'hnI h"r choice uf him rested
rurfr"lv on fhe fact ih8' he was not
rv~ldvul ut Toucu. There had been
no mention of love hrfoycu them.
merely business llt" arrangement,
unmarked by the slightest sentiment.
He was dimly aware that this made a
pOar foundation on which to tuild for
future happiness.
THIS peculiar situation was driven
home to him by vivid recollection
Of what he was going to take her to
thni hcs0'ate ranch out there on the
Cottonwood. Could she be satisfied I
Cou'n she even bear with such condI.
tiunsY
He saw Mccarthy and the preacher
from Buffalo Gap. first telling them
frankly the whole story and gravely
pledging both to secrecy. Refusing
firmly TO receive a cent OF the money
which Mac promptly offered. he left
these two to arrange all details for
the wedding, confident Of their dlscre-
ton and good judgment There was
no necessity for his seeing the girl
again, and. indeed, he felt no inciina-
ton to do SO. He even shrank from
the thought OF seeing her. and was
profoundly thankful that everything
was so completely understood be-
tween them as to make another con-
ference entirely unnecessary. Satisfied
upon this point. he devoted the time
remaining at his disposal to purchas-
Ing the variety OF articles made nee
essary by this sudden change In life.
The blackboard was loaded until moth
Ing remained unoccupied but the mar
row seat, huge box, packed full, oc-
cupying the renn portion. with bum
dies tied securely here and there
about the vehicle. wherever they would
ride safely. Over all these he stretch
ed a tarpaulln to keep out the dust,
strapping the latter firmly into place.
The solemn Injunction to secrecy
had prevented Ponca from making
this occasion one Of special celebra-
ton, but, nevertheless, rumor had
been sufficiently busy so as to prevent
| any strictly private ceremony. The
| parior Of the hotel was already crowd
ed with uninvited guests when he fin
ally arrived and there was also an
overflow meeting In the adjoining din
Ing room. Shelby swore under his
breath. but II was too late to protest
outwardly, As the pride-to-be was al.
ready waiting his arrival at the foot
| " the staira
In spite OF the doubts which had
assailed him during the past few
hours. the sight Of her thus awaiting
bis coming. her eyes meeting his own
! ttasHf sent Q sudden thffIi throuEh
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'I'tHIIG IF Leaving her shelly
T.r r... Ts...f f..N .... f.rH. ar.i
ir fNr.u E.fU NrEarrI
at '.. rrs .-r. o.. '..~ E.rI
du..- r.T h.r - a.v vag have
h.. .I yaulaHaHan sao uErrsa
l. mrr.I ..a
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

Department OF the Iuferior
Us. Land onice at Montfose. Colorado,
November 9Th. 1870.
NOTICE IL hereby given that Il. P0r-
ter NanTuyl. whose post-ofiee address
j. GunnIs0n. Colorado. did. on the s7th
day OF July. i92O.nle in this office sworn
statement and Application, No. ol4iis
% purchase the SEA MEX. NIsSEE
See 30. Sw NwL, Section 2e Town
ship 81 ". Range T.. " NJ =. MerIdi-
an, and the timber thereon. under the
provisions OF the act of June J. 1873
and acts umendatory. known as the
Timber and Stone Law" at such value
as might be nNrd by RppTalsement,
and that pursuant to such application
the land and timber thereon have been
appraised Four Hundred and Forty
nutup the timber estimated 10000
BOARD feet al StGp per II. and the LAND
$50. that said applicant viii offer finai
proof IN support OF hL rpplication and
sworn statement on ifrh day Of
January, 1891. before l. Nourse, u.
S, Commissioner. AT G 1H., IN. Colorado.
Any person Is at i.-crt to protest
this purchase before entry. or initiate
contest at any time before patent -
sues by, Ming curruborated anidas 4
In this ofHce. alleging facts Which
would defeat the entry.
u c. SKINNER
Register.
FIRST publication. November ~, 1929
Last publication. January II. 1871
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-01-14
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO.

STATE OF COLORADO. 4
County of Gunnison.
G. a. DEWEY.
TsE .ED CIR SH9GT re snNE, sMn,NNIENo
collins. c. W. ~ENos.
M6kh M9.EEM and F Franz MI /.
Defendants
The People Of the state Of Cslssale.
nRe GFsus smih Mini1s sne 9o,lns MipE
". Enos. Walter ID. Naramore and
Frank Frank L Grs9t, the defendants above
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff In the County
Colorado. and answer the complaint
service hereof. II served within this
or by publication. within thirty days
after the service herecf. exclusive ofthe
day Of service; or Judgment by default
will be taken against you according to
The prayer of the complaint. And IL .
copy of the complaint In the above
enmans aeon os I'm mot y,c served hsre Win tn,s h
additional to the time hereinbefore spe-
Cthcu hoT appearance ana answer Will
be allowed before the taking Of judg-
ment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to secure
a judgment and decree of this court,
appointing some reputable person, and
authorizing him to sell the following
The Bay State and Independence Claims.
Survey No. s101. situate In the Nom
arch Mining District. In the County OF
Chaffee. State OF Colorado. That after
the expenses hereof are paid. that said
plaintiff be paid his pro rata share %
the proceeds Of such sale: that pIaintin
have reasonable attorneys fees herein.
and that he recover his costa. and have
such other. further and different relief
in the premises a. to tho Court may
seem Just and proper: ~ Will more fully
appear from tne complaint In said ac-
tion to which reference II here made: q
copy Of which H. on nle in said Court.
And you are hereby notified that u
you fail to appear. and to answer thu
soae oo0pleilt - above re0uir1l. fle
said plaintiff will cause your defsuIt "a
be entered herein and then proceed q
JUGS eeainst you ~ prayed for in
Given under my hand and the seal dR
sAi0 Eos.rt q 0paniDon. In sai1 CO,
t4A AY.oO ~ Npve14AeR. 4. N I&1k
Lsss L sSsiiessioSaH iSH Jsss.ss1,; Sss =; 4: as. isss
- ~ II Z ---Ca
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NOTICE ron r.ur,,.r,oN
Depsr,a..s Of a.. r.,.r..r

department Of the tnserlor
=. : A-af4d bNtCe Gt IOutroEc. Colorado,
-. November tth. lse1-
NOTICE Il hereby given that Annie n
NantuH!, whose postofnce address
= Gunuispn. Colorado. did on the eth
dAs q } siy. ls-0.nie in thls offlce sworn
statement and Application. No. 6istiI.
. P1,rehase the whswa See %,
Range Z. y II y. MerIdian and
the timber thereon. under the
provisions af the act OF June J, isTl
and acts aiuendatory. known as the
Timber and Stone Law at such value
a. might be fixed by appfai sement
and thai. pursuant 70 such application
tirc land and timber thereon have been
appraisrS Fur Hundred and sixty
and no5ftG. the timber estimated 5000
board feet at ss-0o PEI 81. and the land
}lbr, that said applicant viii offer nnAl
proof ia ssugToTt u his application and
rHu.n -taIeiuvut ON the itfh day of
January, 1891. before - M.- Nourse u
;. Commissioner. at Gunnison. Colorado
An3 prrEon l. at liberty TO protest
this purchase before entry. or initiate
a contest at any time before patent is
sacs. by ming q cqrry5orAted affidavit
in this Office. alleging facts which
this purchase before entry, or Initiate
would defeat the entry.
o. g SKINNER.
First publication. November Il, 1920.
Last publication. January IA. 1891.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-01-14

ont q hrrp us snnr as ! ram How
Is lt-vHI E.g raE~ ...amr1-
Ills yu.r Has strangely earnest.
md hl- og"- a- size sr0ur.I lu glance
up. were hnrre' anI kindly.
Yes" Size ~rfd slowly. 4 will. Tom
shelby"
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r.n .Ir.H -r ia
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j.. ..rn a..ns merely
a. Pc r.. ...-..r Tho r.-r-
d. ..' a.. .fr. ..r.. The aaH.r--
l..-. -.-. .a E... NA.. 90 Gr- a. g
... -.e D.. .,,a G,H .a.-'
D.. .r....
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... rr .r.ara de-
...r 81. the
H'Hr'z
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ri. r... .a
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j.. ...ar a..n, merely
a. Dr.. ...r.r The h.-rr.
d. a.. .rr a.s lta aaH.r-
l..-. -'rr ..a p.. nn.z 'n mr
O.. ... -.e .,,a a,m .l.i
Hnn.H: rr- Leaving her shelly
..H.Hs. '.-
at '. rr'. .-ra o. '.~ E.rI.
d.'..- r.T h.r ls a.g v.g have
Ia. yauAraH.u sao uETrea
l. mar.g a.m
To. rrn nas ~o-"v at
Ip.-'
>,u p. 80 rrr raaa, Together =
h.. r.af r -r ....u- lrfp .urn rh.ct.
""rI J.. .H 'u an"" that Now
vhnr WAS ' ,.a l..o mon 20 d. the
m'r t.s'.1 .." trouble wuhf"
"Wul ... -.. r-wnn VAS drunk
an nu.u-r.. .m worked rp He's
sort 90. -.. ...n chap an thinks
h. cu', OF. .. . -...., WITH w0mru."
"Ear .N0,u = %. ,ay?"
"W.I. I. r.- 0r'u NO up there on
tho ,rn.rt '.. ruN. him md TED
Krlly an -.H was after yon FOR
uui n.r,. ,u.u him he wus a Glar
an ra. n" -.tr.r let loose u remark
Didn't rNr nIuNly."
"Wlu' r4aa-at"
I'll" b" snrrcr lnslnunfcA that I'd
nc.rr marry you for any other rea-
sCu."
"Hr did, wbyr"
"Wul" lr nrurt-d out desperately,
hrl.us DO ra.-- hle way OF escape, he
so-tcr said you wasn't awful good
looaIn' nu then pasted him. That's
all"
Her np, parted. her eyes opening
wid" 10 o>'ooI~hcd amusement.
That | wasn't good looking!" she
laughed. And you actually bit him
FOR thntT"
81 sure dId; the other pup laughed
an he got his dose abou, the same
rime. I didn't hurt Red Kelly none:
Just shook little sense into him.
but | Feckon I'm be a week before
Cowan gets out much, Then | come
down here"
ITO ask me 10 marry your
THAT'S the Idea. told 'eIn I'd do
II. TaInt likely youT feel now the
same way you did at first. but II you
do. then I'm In the game alnt go,
much: | told you all bout that, but
II you're n mind to rough It up on
the Cottonwood. I'm here 10 go shares
with you"
The girl gazed at him In silence, her
breath coming quickly. almost in sobs,
strange, misty light In her eyes.
"You-actualiy want me to marry
your
Sure; that's what come back for"
'Are-are you after that twenty Ave
hundred dollars7"
HI, mol" emphatically. II forgot
70 tell you bout that I won't take
d-u cent of It. That's what told
them hounds an I'll tell NcCartAy the
sams thing. l amt that kind to mar
~ no girl cause she's got coin. The
0ve hundred is yours, fair an square,
but there don't none o. that two thou.
sand go into my jeans. That's got to
be part o the bargain"
But you don't know anything about
meY'
He grinned spontaneously.
II reckon there may be some things
you'll discover about me. fer the mat
ter o that. Maybe its boot ~ fair
enc way as another"
"Yes, suppose II b. You really
cnean what you have saidr
II sure do"
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cHAryN M.

= essw u TssaeAssy.
II weo . 6esoaate k60oesnaoe-
- El4a gean sggasaA ~ TIT
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Misses irnla ana Isabella Dice spent
the weekend IT Parlin with their
mother. Mrs Jas Corbiti.
T. F. Walker went 10 Pueblo Mon
day TO visit friends
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81 distant Narer. the silence and ssacx-
,ess all eooci. and the dim outline
,s the cabin barely visible amid the
surrounding trees The g1ri held her
breath with lips pressed light staring
around into the vague shadows and
permitted Shelby TO gently swing her
between the wheels TO the ground
Some way the strong grasp Of his
hands brought back to her . sense
,f courage
TsIs there no one herer she
eContiuued Mex. Week3
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-28
DE, 3.~s-ei,e Worry
You?

/ .hopb,rdstown People Have
s'"fI earned How To Get kelief.