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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
GERMANY PREP AIRING.


 It k charged that Germany iS pre- paring for another war We hope not
 Mayhe the super intelligent Henry Cabot Lodge and his Coterie that blocked the League If Nations will ho ahle to whisper warning of sufficient force 10 cause Germany to lie down and remain down. until all indemnitieS are pa q af least
 Any way. war or no war they wont have the opportunity ot abusing almost to his death. the great lover of peace, Woodrow Wilson. whose plan for a worlds happiness was destroyed when the League of Nations covenant was voted down in the senate,
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
Pipe Line Built.

\ ee-inch pipe line has been lad to the Love Bros. Rogers No. l. hy the Petroleum Trust According to latest reports oil will be running from this well hy Monday or Tuesday at the latest. This line extends from the well 10 the Petroleum Trusts loading rack on the F. X w road about mile from the Love Bros well.
 Mrs. Harvey sample, who is in charge of the Rooming Bureau of tha Chamber of Commerce. is the proud poSSeSSor of a new Nash automobile. which she won i'll popularity contest that closed yesterday. She asked some of her friends to take a trip into the country with her today and they got caught in one of the heaviest rain storms of the year. Evidently this dld not dampen Mrs Samples enthusiasm for she has invited other friends for m anto ride.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
CHARGE GERMA-
 NY PREPARING
FRENCH MARSHAL URGES ALLIES TO DEAL WITHOUT
 MERCY.

(By Henry Wales Chicago Tribune )
 Paris, March 27-Marshal Fayolle, who commanded the French group Of armies at the battle of the Somme, and, later, commanded French diyis- ions on the Italian front, declared in m exclusive interview today that Ger many is earnestly preparing for new war and that unless the allies took firm action at once never would carry out the Versailles treaty
 ''The Germans are pursuing military preparat ton in an under handed man ner," the French warrior declared, and the allies must act with determi nation now for later Germany will be so strong that We will he unable to enforce our will upon her.
 Official information received from Germany shows that despite the stipu- lations of the treaty our former adver- aries have not discontinued aggressive preparations. They are camouflagns canon and machine guns, and above all, are forwarding q huge aviation pro gram.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
Preparing for Air Offensive.

We forbade them t0 build war air planes, but permitted them 10 continue maufacture of commercial machines. Anyone knows how easy thse could be planes.
 It may be expected that in the next and perhaps even before. London and Paris will deluged with bombs from these commercial air squadrons
 The Germans then will bomb fac tories and railroads, hampering mobil- ization and frightening the populations. The Germans are not changed by war. Some day one of the HohenZOllerns will return to Berlin Everything seems bent toward crisis
 Germany always will remain the same tenacious and industrious, but cunning and pugnac'ous. Some people train wolves as wafehdogs, but event ually they become wolves again
 q do not speak n this way through hatred for the Germans l dc not hate them I wish they were quite different But they have just given us fresh proof of their dishonesty by refusing 10 full fill their agreements concerning pay. ment of the war indemnity they owe.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
OFFERS S5OO,OOO
 FOR BIG FIGHT
,,Su SpoRTSMEN AGAIN AF- TER CARPENTER DEMP
 SEH BOUT.

xo,4. March 27.-An eleventh ,nnr offer of d S7oo,ooo purse by d r onn of English sportmen for the I@.1sev.Carpentier @ worlds champion isin fight was announced tonight by n.,.or C Perciyal, American represeh- ntive. ,.uu loo p,.it
 I..ooo;er and Sportman, it was said on+ to stage the bout at the Olympic r,nh in London, the last week Ill June - .t the Apson Downs race track after
 r.c,ish derby. when thousands of p,,roreans will be in London
 Tex Rickard who is expected thiS
 T. +o announce d site for the coh- =. will he rendered the offer tomof-
 Mir Rickard would have absolute ,oo of the arrangements and would u,,aranteed through Lloyds against ,oss br bad weather, injury to the hoA-
 ir any other manner, Mir. Per .;rol said. He added that the maih ,rrnose of the sportsmen IS to oeta1h .,o hont for London and that there is - desire to make any profit for them selves
 |. inc bout is staged al the olympia c,,t which holds more than 16t'D -z...,+ore hn continued. the prices -onld range from S3o0 for box seat down 10 S15
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
PINK SALMON SALAD.

lb. can pink salmon.
 1-2 pint mayonnaise.
 Free the salmon from skin, bones. Pic kthe fish apart and add the celery (which has first been cut f1ne) and mayonnaise dressing, tossing lightly Season to taste. Save a little mayon naise to pour over the top. Arrange h saM dish and garnish with curled lettuce and drops of red jelly, or serve on fresh, crisp lettuce leaves.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
HIRST.Ht BEARD

Yesterday afternoon at : o'clock, al tho home of the bride, Rev. !. C. Nli7 Bsnos joined together II holy wedloeh NJ Walter E. Hir>t and Miss May unhhard The wedding of this eStima hIe young couple was not surprise to .bafr many friends But the occasion wa> oniot affair. only few close friends and relatives being present when Dr Williams said the tender words that made them man and wife
 Nr Hir>t k our popular postmaster. and N ,> May has= held for some time the position of money order and regis ter clerk in the pa>toffice They are toth deservtugly popular. and enjoy the warm friendship of the people of Prescott
 Nr and Mrs Hirst left immediately after the ceremony for Gale where they VII spend few days at the home of walter> father lndse ]. Il Hirst. After that will he at home to their friends here m this city.
 The Picayune extends best wishes and sincere congratulations to the hap py bride and groom
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
GEORGE WELL IS
 ADDED TO FIELD
ESTIMATED BE- TWEEN 10000 AND I0.-
 600 BARRELS

Fl Dorado, March 21.-The Waite" George well on the Goodwin tract in the southwest of southeast of section 3l came in this afternoon at ; o'clock. Ac- rolding to estimates Il is making be tween 10000 and 10000 barrels. The average estimates are from 10000 t1 15O00 barrels
 The Arkansas Oil Corporations x Armstrong No is due to make it's debut some time tomorrow, according to latest reports from the well. where prepara tions are being made to bail II is located in the southwest of the northeast of the southwest quarter of 30-17-15, on the J. w. Armstrong tract and is 2.2O4 feet deep. Six inch casing was set at 2.06S feet and the cap rock was struck at 21S5 feet This rock was three feet thick and Is feet of sand was penetrated before drilling op- erations ceased. The well is about qua rter of mile east of the Hinton X Mattocks we'll in section 30.
 Drilling operations on the Lucky Six Syndicate. Murphy No. 1, in m-17lS are being held up until storage tanks can be completed to handle the initial production Six-inch casing was set some time ago at 2.O9S feet. The test in all probability will he made Tuesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
Reports Big Oil Pool.

Dr G. w Murray. q well known geo logist. one of six making private sur vey of the Fl Dorado field, today de cla red that one of the biggest pools Tn the United States lies at the door of Fl Dorado.
 "You are in the heart of one of the greatest pools in the world" he said today. "for quantity and quality. II tbe laws of nature are to be reckoned vou have one of the biggest undeveiopcd fields in the world.
 All the large pools of the world are found at the base of ancient sea walls In a radius of 5o miles of Fl Dorado | have located three distinct ancient sea walls one of which given evidence ot n very high grade parafine base. one netroleum base 2S to 36 baum high gas pressure. the other an intermediate IN to 44
 The City Sanitary Department. m charge of Majors Sam D Crawford and Zch Ward. have announced that IT Dorado must he made clean. Be gin ming tomorrow they plan to prosecute vigorously all violations of either thu sanitary ordinance or the rulings et fhe State Board of Health They an nornce that all who persist in violating these laws will he prosecuted to the lirnit Coypttp
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
Urges Drastic Action.

The allies should treat Germany eX- atcly as a creditor treats an unscrup ulous debtor-take guarantees and hold them until the debt is paid in full.
 We already have one guarantee the Rhineland- which we will not leave until Germany completely has discharg ed her debt, for it IS a question of If" and death with Us.
 If Germany persists in refusing af- ter May we may take further guar antees. Our plan eontemplatcs the oe- cupation of Frankfort and the seizure of state property. mines. railways and customs.
 The Germans falsify when they de clare they are economically mined Her exports are on the increase and ev- en the exchange rates favor her com mercial expansion
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
COLD WAVE MAY
 CUT FRUIT CROP
FREEZING TEMPERATURE PRE- DICTED MAY IMPERIL BER-
 RES AND VEGETABLES.

Fruit and berry and early vegetable crops of Arkansas are in peril.
 The United States Weather Bureau at Washington last night predicted frost and probably freezing temperature for this state last night and arrival of the prediction in Little Rock last night was preceded by couple of hours by sudden drop in the temperature here A drop of 20 degrees in 15 min utes was recorded
 The quick change in temperature came on the crest of gale that drove away the oppressive humidity of the late afternoon and carly evening, caused doors and windows to be closed and gas fires fo he lighted hurriedly. and brought heavy electrical storm that continued internationally for sev. ersl hours
 According to the prediction of the local office of the Weather Bureau tcmpcrature of 3s to i0 degrees will he registered this morning. marking the lowest point of the slide from S1 de grees, or IS above normal which was registered yesterday afternoon.
 Rain May Save Fruit.
 In various sections of the state tain feH last night and unless he drop k sufficient to cause freezing it k pa>s lhle that the rain will prove the means of saving crops from fro>ts th;J are improbable with cIoudy skies
 Fruit and orchard men in several counties reported Iast night that buds ere watersoahed and that d freeze might protect thcm from. injury. orch ardists near Bentonville were seeming Y not alarmed last night when inform ed of the weather prediction.
 Strawberry growers reported that their crop would be retarded, but would not hc badly damaged hy freeze, but thai recent hail storms in the berry growing sections have done cons deI- able damage.
 \ similar drop i'll temperature on Easter last year resulted in almost to. tai loss of the fruit crop in the state while the berry crops were badly dam aged by freeze on April l5.-G Gazette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
TIPPITT-FERGUS0N.

M Elmer Tpntt and Miss Lois Ferguson were mffed in marriage last Friday night hy Rev Kincaid
 The contracting parties drove out to Brother Kincaid's home about miles north of town where the ceremony was solemnized
 They have a host of friends to wish them well along life's happy journey, hoping for them the best element of sue cess and joylit ride on the smooth untroubled sea of glorious matrimony.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
CONDITION OF DR.
 BROUGH UNCHANGED

The condition of Dr. Charles Fl Brough was unchanged last night ac- cording to Virgil Petie, who lives at the Brough home, 1404 Scott street
 Dr. Brough is still ID very precar- ious condition, MT. Petite said, but had not suffered any further relapse. A close watch is being kept day and nifht by physicians in charge
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31

Uncle Tom Purtle of Laneburg is spending the day in Prescott
 Sam Westmoreland of near Gale, is business visitor here today.
 J. M. Riggin of Philadelphia, visited his daughter, Mrs. Fred Anderson. here yesterday.
 Mrs. Lola Taylor and sister. Miss Muriai Gammage of route 1, were Pres colt visitors today
 It IS not believed that the cold snap will inure to any great extent. the peach crop in This section.
 
 Mrs. M. D. Ector who has been in the Park sanitarium for several days will be able for removal home by day after tomorrow.
 County Clerk Algia Dllard visited his parents at Rosston yesterday, spend ing pleasant Easter with the dear old home folks
 Easter was observed at all the churches yesterday. and the children everywsere enjoyed their happy an nual egg hunt"
 Several persons motored out to the Blevins well yesterday. Work was stopped late in the afternoon. to re- move some broken tools, but drilling will be resumed today.
  Dennis McLendon, conductor on the Prescott on the Prescott and Northwes- tern Railway is laying off, for 30 days, and will spend that time in Hot Springs recuperating his health. R. L Stuart will run the train during Den nis' absence
 Miss Ruby Mendenhall passed through here Saturday, en route to her home at Rosston, where she will visit for few days with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. I. Mendenhall Miss Ruby Is connected with the county demonstra ton work at Hamburg, Ark
 Clyde Thornton went To Hope yes tcrday morning where he met Misses Nelvin and Beck of Washington. and they were oined by MT. Thurman Rhodes and Miss Gorham They all came up on No. S and spent a delight ful afternoon, being joined here by Al len Moore, and together they all en- joyed supper at the New Park hotel The young ladies with Mr Rhodes. re- turned to Hope on the evening train.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
F0ULK-MORROW.

Ar. Oscar Foulk and Miss Dewlar Morrow were married yesterday morn ing at 10 o'clock. in front of the post office, in the presence of several wit heSSes. Rev T. H Crowder performing the ceremony
 The joining together of this happy couple on Easter morn was the culmi- hanon of delightful romance. We extend our congratulations
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
FOOD VALUE OF SALMON.

Pink and chum salmon are among the most wholesome and least expen- sive foods it is possible to procure at the present time These two varieties, by reason of their greater abundance, but not from lack of quality, are the cheapest. Although they differ in color and flavor, so that each is specially suited to certain dishes, they are alike in their high food value.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
SUTTON HOME BURNED.

Last Saturday afternoon, fire de Stroyed the home of Joe Bates, Il we'll to do farmer of near Sutton Every thing was destroyed, il is reported. ex- cept few household goods. It is not known how the fire originated
 Mir Bates carried S750O0 insurance, but that amount will not cover half the loss. so if is said.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
TO MAKE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Captain W. O B. Allen of Mena, rep. fesenting Shreveport capitalists, is here to make geological survey of Nevada county. Captain Allen is a practical oil man, and his report on this Nohty will doubtless add to the in @rest already aroused throughout this section.
 some time ago he made a partial in fesugation of the Nevada county field oh which he reported quite favorable
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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
.OOO OFFERED
 FOR 40 ACRES
F.. l.. COCHERHAN OF FL DORADO WIRES FANCY BID FOR LEASE
 HELD BN (. R. ASTIN.

We saw a telegram this morning c. R Astin. offering S6.O0O0O for Il lease on 40 acres at old Arcadia, on the Blevins Pike Mr Astin is cOnsid- ering this offer together with some other propositions made to him on the same forty.
 This land lies about midway between here and Duckctt Well No. l. near BlcvinS
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
DEMPSEY BEGINS WORK.

Calgary, Alberta, March 25.-Jack Dempsey. heavyweight boxing cham pion. commenced light training today in preparation for his bout with Georges Carpenter on July 2. After spending two hours in gymnasium he left tonight to complete his thea trical tour at Spokane and Seattle
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
Pink Salmon Cocktail.

Flake one pound can of pink salmon and remove bones and skin Place In s cocktail glasses. pour over each one tablespoonful of following dressing. Serve with slice of lemon and wafer. Dressing:
 tablespoon horseradfsh.
 I tablespoon vinegar.
 I tablespoon Worcestershire sauce. 9 tablespoonsful tomatoca catsup. 2 tablespoonfuls lemon juice.
 dash of tahasco.
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 Very appetisinE. VIII serve 5 per sons.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
Just About That.

Briggs How's your cold coming2 Griggs-Oh, it's very obstinate. Briggs-And how's your wife. Grfggs-Just about the same,-New ' ork Sun.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31

Many persons are in town toGay pay ing their taxes Shcriff and collector Luke C. Steele and hI> effIeeHt depn ty. Rob" Moore are perfectly familiar with the books and settlements are rap ally made without le~> a. ,'me ;o those who come from great stance
 
 Tomorrow is Easier a .He great event in history. the res>urree'ion of Christ, will be celebrated II ,s good time to come out OH the Lords side and ion the forces of victory. There are 247 professcd Christiau- ,iving in Prescott holding their membership ill other places away from Prescott. Why not get that letter and lon a church here. Religion begins at hone
 
 The Aluminium Sale at The Nevada County Hardware company drought a large crowd of buyers to that popular store at 10 o'clock this morning and the purchasing was done hurrlediy The sale was a success.
 
 Rev and Mrs. l. X. Sage are expect ing the arrival of their daughter, Mrs T F. Grant and grand daughter Nj ss Mary Grant. of Magnolia, also another daughter, Mrs. w J. Moore and grand daughter, Miss Margnrite, who will visit here for week CT SC
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
LOCAL ITEMS

A. NJ Ellsworth made business trip 1 to Fl Dorado this morning
 
 Nj. W. Greeson wenut to Fl Dorado l this morning on business
 Wirt Garland of Emmet, is in the city today on business.
 Lonnie Galloway of Philadelphia, was in the city this morning ] Thurman McDaniel of Hope was q Prescott visitor Sunday.
 Pete Eaves spent Sunday with home folks returning 10 Fl Dorado this morn ing.
 W. H. McBryde, the monument man, made business visit to Boughton to day.
 Deputy Circuit Clerk Fred Fuller is at his desk today, having returned from a business trip to Shreveport.
 Miss Dell McGough of Emmet, spent Sunday with the family of MT and Mrs. J. A. Eaves, of this city.
 
 George Mum and J. W. Sampson spent the day yesterday at Laneburg, visiting friends and relatives.
 Rev ! F. Moore of near Gale, was in the city today, returning from an appointment north of Little Rock.
 W. F.. McRae of Fl Dorado, circuit clerk of Union county, visited his sis ter, Mrs. pr ] C. Williams of this city yesterday. returning home last night. Chief Deputy Clyde Cox is holding down the sheriff's office today, in the absence of Sheriff Steele and Bob Moore. who are at Delta collecting taxes.
 B H Logan and A. A. Gordon are off this morning on their weekly trips, both representing we'll known firms, and both popular with their different trade
 | II. Nelson of route 3 was wei. come visitor to this office today. adding his name to the list of Daily Picayune Suhscr hers. paying one full year in advance. Thank yon MT. Nelson
 The Nevada County Farmers Union will meet with Shiloh local Thursday and Friday. April II and n, 1921
 F. Nj. WooSley. President.
 W F. Regan, Secretary.
 H. II Smith. the huStling contractor. who is doing lot of building in Fl Dorado spent sunday here with his family returning to his work this morn ing. He ordered the Daily Picayun" sent 10 him al Fl Dorado.
 Cards have been received announcng the approaching marriage of MT James Peterborough Bemis to Miss Helen k m ble Battle. on Saturday April 1G, at ( D m. St Peters Episcopal church at St Louis. Me.
 |. H. Canter If Dimple. Texas ar rived at the Prescott Hospital Satnr day afternoon suffering with Masto'd disease. He will remain here for pos Sihly two weeks. under the persona care of pr i x GhaStain.
 MT Amos ght. after spending three weeks in this city has returned to his old aome in Sullivan, Illinois. where he has large farming interests Ii k probable thai he will buy property here and become a Nevada county cit izen
 Floyd Kelley, running a jitney ont of Waldo, yesterday brought to this city Henry Edwards and wife and Will Kennedy wife and two children, where they visited at the homes of Tom Gen try and Mrs. Kennedy. MT Kelly, the driver, spent the day at the home or W. N. Mum Mir. Kelly is one armed, hut knows how to handle a car-driv-
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31

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Floyd Kelley, running Jitney ont of Waldo, yesterday brought to this city Henry Edwards and wife and Will Kennedy wife and two children, wher" they visited at the homes of Tom Gen try and Mrs. Kennedy. MT. Kelly, the driver, spent the day at the home or W. N. Mum Mir. Kelly is one armed hut knows how to handle car-driv- ing from Waldo to Prescott in hours. a distance of 40 miles The party ar rived here at 10 a m, and left on thei' return trip to Waldo at D. m.
 The latest reports from Sutton well indicate that everything is running on nicely and drilling is proceeding smoothly.
 Tsos Smith and Charline Burrell, colored, were married yesterday.
 Sank Callicott of Hope, visited his father at Mt. Moriah, yesterday.
 This oil business may seen little slow to us In Prescott but be patient we are nearing the shouting" time
 They sure did do some marrying around here Saturday night and Sun day, but they sure couldn't do anything better.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31

Cards have been received announcne the approaching marriage of Mir. James Peterborough Bemis to Miss Helen Kim hle Battle on Saturday April l6, at ( D m. St Peters Episeopal church III St Louis Me.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31

B. II. Logan and A. A. Gordon are off this morning on their weekly trips, both representing well known firms. and both popular with their different trade
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31

This oil business may seen little slow to us In Prescott, but be patient we are nearing the shouting" time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-25
STATE TESTIMONY IN
HIGGINS CASE BEGINS
By Associated Press /:

By Associated Press:
CORUNNA. Mich. June 24.-Tes-
timOny intended to disprove the the
DRY of suicide advanced by the de-
Tense was introduced by the state
Friday in tee trial Of Forest Hig-
gins. % years old. charged with first
degree murder in connection with
the death Of his fiancee. Lucy Wit
tum, is.
DIR. + II. ROwley Of Durand. who
performed the autopsy. testified in
dicatiOns were Miss Wittum had
swallowed a large quantity OF acid
Describing the effects Of the poison.
he said it generally was followed by
collapse from in five to ten minutes
and afterwards. commissions. during
which the victims hands would grip
and relax.
Or. Rowley stated also he consid-
cred it improbable that convulsions
would allow the victim 10 retain a
grip en- the poison container.
Higgins. according 70 the prosecu-
ton. has stated he saw Miss wittum
sink 20 the ground almost as she
swallowed the acid. Members OF
the train crew who discovered the
body in a ditch near the adjoining
farms Of the Higgins and Wittum
families. April 1. last, testified that
the phial which had contained the
poison was clutched in the girls
hand.