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Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
DISCUSS PLANS FOR GIVING UP
 LAND IN CHINA
Britain and France Submit Proposals For ReIinquish-
 ing Leased Territory
CONDTTIONS ATTACHED
Foreign Powers Want Assur- ance of Co-Operation Be-
 fore Abandoning Claims

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. - ti3y the Associated PresaD - Emancipation of China from foreign control was said to have moved forward consid- erably today at Q conference of the nine powers through proposals from Japan, Great Britain and France for relinquishment of large anG impor- tant areas of their leased territory in China.
 The proffers of the three powers were conditional and limited, not in cluding all their, leased areas, but were declared officially to be one of the most important developments Of the Far Eastern conference.
 Definite undertakings were deferr- ed for further discussion at the next meeting of the Far Eastern commit tee Wednesday. During the recess. discussions between China and Japan on tShanung and the studies Of the sub-cOmmittess on other Chinese questions will proceed.
 Japs Submit Offers When the question Of removal Cf special spheres of influence in China was brought ID today, France offered 10 relinquish her leased territory CT Kwang Chow providing similar con sessions world be made by other powers Japan followed with reiJera- ton of an offer 70 relinquish her leas- ed territory in Sh-utung and Great Britain joined with a proposal 10 re- linquish British leased territory of Wei Hai Wei.
 All offers except that of Japan con ce~ning KiaO Crow, were cCrdi ional cn sessions Of leased territory b. thc other powers and also on perform ance by China of certain conditions which delegates declared. prCbabl wouid be me. Jan1n Earihara sazf stood on her former offers to give IF Kiao Crow on the basis of her DO sition outlined in her notes to Pc king
 Objections wore presented by Ia ran to Ielinquishment of her leased territory in south Manchuria and 5s Great Britain to release of Kai Low opposite Hong Kong British repre- sentatiyes contenfed that Kai Low was an important factor in protec tirn ot Hcni- Koing and in insmln- it's retention as an open port.
 U. s. Not Concerned
 The crlv leased territorv which re mained for G-scussion as far as JaUaT was concerned, Hanihara said, Wa, the Kwan Tung province. or Port A thur and Darien.
 The United States. accCvGIng Ft reports, eTrressed g svnpa betic af ti;Ude toward Chinese aspir"tiCns ro return O tfho leased 1reae. but AU70r ica. having no leased territory, wa sGid not t0 be concerned directly i- this phase of the discussions.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
BRIDE LOST
 E.NROUTE TO AMERICA

CLARtNDA. Iowa.. Dec. 3.-Where is the Cermen bride 'of Tlovd Powers pere roUrtr Iowa. 0vergo1s soldier whom no wed in German end sent to his relatives in this country ahead of himsqlf?
 The matter tbr0atens to become an international affair.
 AhOut a year ago. Powers was mar ried to a pretty German girl in the Rhineland. When he was later re- leased from service overseas, he sent his bride to his mother. Mrs. Pearl Powers. who lives at Coin. near here
 When Powers reached the United States this week. he immediately teie graphed his wife in Coin, aoDrisin" her of his arrival and that he would soon be with her. The young sol dier,s mother sorrowfullv notified Powers that his bride never had 2T- rived in Coin.
 Powers now is turning things over in New York and Washiu~t0u trying to locate his missing bride.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
DIG 5 PbGKER5
 6E 1. l. READY n
 COMBAT STRIKE.
Finish Fight Looms As Walk Out of All Employees Is
 Ordered by Unions
LABOR IGNORES COURT
Virtual Injunction Aoainst Walk Out Is Issued by
 Kansas Commission

CHICAGO, Dec. 3-A fight to the finish between the "big five" packers and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters o0d Butcher Workmen Of North Amer 'ca was in prospect today as each side virtually finished plans for the strike Of union packing house em- ploves ordered for Monday.
 The packers today posted notices that employees who strike will lose their jobs and also advertised for men to take the places of strikers. Union Crficials indicated today they had no intention Of receding from their stand when they advised packing house workers in Kansas Citv. Kans., to dis regard orders of the Kansas court of industrial relG lions to appear before it. and put the strike into effect.
 Packers Confident
 I.ater. the Kansas court issued a temporary ordsr restraining either the packers or the union from taking any action. This constitutes a virtual injunction against the strike in Kan sas, it was asserted.
 Plant assemblies. the organization composed of packer and workmen rep rcser tatives- held meetings today in several cities and issued statements ad-isirq the worl,men to leave all questions Of wages and working. con ditiOrs to the Organi7ation.
 The packers eVnressed confidence that the walkOut will not seriously af- feet production, asserting few men will follow the union orders and that the unfOn's etren@rb is not sufficient to cripple the industry. The union has corte~ded that ma aiOritv oT the paCFinc house emnlOves arc uni0ni7e'
 While rnion officials havn asserted thet Dea~Pful 0icketine will he car rfpd out r0gir0i1g Nondav. moro than 2OC policemen were today assigned to reserve duty in the stocl,yards dis trict
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
UD5#?LJIED U :
 P.3.ET CAPITOL

DETROIT Dec B. - Decision 10 send % committee tc Washington to piCke the caDilOl and White House ani (, take onr other steps deemed advia, ble bring the un6mpjolmon. situation to tre attention of congress and rle American people, was made tCuighL at a national conference oi unemp,oyod The committee to he composed of unemployed, will be nan eJ tomorrow
 Dennis Bait, who recently returned from Soviet Russia, where he spent several months as an envoy from tne Detroit Federation of Labor, declar- ed that a more even distribution Of work throuehout the country, with elimination of all overtime, and an extension of public improvements in all states would result in alleviatiug much Of the suffering caused by the
 unemployment.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
celeoates Return

LONDON, Dec 8. - (By the AssO- Ciated Pre5s.) - After two confer ences in Dublin today with Eamonn de Valera, Sim Fain delegates are returning here tonight.
 It was expected the reply of lh1 Dali EirecUn cabinet to the lata.J British proposals would be natlg ives" CT no and that in either event Premier Lloyd George would decide the governments future ac- tion. But the news that all the dele- gates were 4eJIIning was taken to indicate there woul-- pc rur-ner uls- cus5iCn of details.
 was understood tAlt the Sim Fein delegates were brin ing the Dali cabine.s e last .ord ana IT tGa premier should be able 70 meet any additional ponts they uiznt raise, he wo3.d submit them ,3 emler Sir Ja.. 9s Craig ot UisJo by Iuasla~
 |. tls wen cf re scti0l by ST 3ama- 1t was udIearea tha. tho le l4o.e mi. AJ he the re. gna ion ci tH lI3lue hem CTS as s prelude 70 q general election.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
GERMANS OFFER NEN PLAN r OR
 PlYIN6 ALLIE ,
Want Powers to Back Them in Russian Development;
 to Pay Out of Profits

PARIS. Dec 3. - By cne Asso- ciated NPress.) ,- GermanE's latest plan for meeting her repaTations oD. Ieations includes formation of cor sCrtium for economic exploitation Tn Russia, to be participated in by Ger many. France, Great Britain and the United States, accOrCing to al ar;i- cle published today by he Journal oe Debats. The newspaper declare this is the plan on which Hugo Stinnes German industrial magnate and form CT German Mi"ister Of Reconstruc- tiCn Rathenau have been negotiating in London.
 As outlined by the Journal des De hates, the plan includes these sJtDU- F1tions:
 The United States, England and France would sdpply Germany wl,h capital necessary to transport raw materials sufficient to assist agricul- tural monopOlies in supplying Russia with manufactured products. The Russian industries would be res5ric,- . cd O the production Of raw materials sufficient 10 repay Germany for the manufac-U ed products transported ir-o Russia. The profits this reaiiz ad from Ge.m2nys exploitation m Rustia would be divided amOng mcm tcrs Cf the cCnscrt1um to insure che payment Of Germanys war rerara- tons Meanwhile, Germany would be allowed t0 benefit by a mtorator ium, permitting a test of the above plan.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04

DENVER. Dec. 2.--tBy the Asso- Ctatod Press Labor leaders of Colo rado and district officials of the Unit oi Mine Workers today filed formal .rotest with Governor Oliver R.. Shoun against "tho presence of rang CTS or any other body or troops in fIuerfaro county and requested the suspension Of martial Jaw invoked there recently as the result of strike Of miners employed by the Col orado Fuel and Iron Comuany.
 The protest made in 9 letter sent to the governor today. deplOres the issuance Of the order proclaiming mar tial law in an already peaceful dis trict." as "an injustice, viewed from a standpoint of justice and economy
 The project states that while the presence Of rangers Or any other body
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
REFUSE MORSE
 TINE II VISIT
 HEALTH EXi3ERT
Daugherty Turns Down Plea Of Financier That He Be
 Allowed Month Abroad

HAVRE. Dec. 8. - (By the Asso- ciated Press) - Charles w. Morse tonight was awaiting further word ffm Attorney General Daugherty re cardine the shipbuilde's request to be allowed to remain in huroga un- til January ,, for medical trea ment. Morse, vhO arrived from New York yesterday. has been ordered O re- turn on the first boat by American officials who are inyesCgating his shipbuilding contracts during the war
 Earlier, he had received c7n'e from the attorney general tu trCctne him to return as soon as pos h.a. 9ul before thls message had arrived, } orse had sent a aecond cable re- ouesuu- that he be allowed t5 con ul- Professor Machiaf2ya. Rome spe- cialist, before returning.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
ACCUSE. EOCALE.S MAN
 OF STARTING BIC FIRE

MORALES, Ari1- Doc. s.--c. A. Dab iCut. roH-i u. the
 -r-- which was des1--l lv fire ou November S w afternoon on 1 cha-s e. tcvb is aIe4eG to have se, Tire r @ TIJs, Building. lr which his was 'cCrted He was taken justice or inc peace l-uo E ter his ore-t and his bond W1
 t.o0o
 Oiigars here Cla W hHt t.-r r-5I.ure ti~t would ing was set or fro .r- . was UCf oI ace. rl or-
 t taI eyed lu-urrlrr have boon here for fte past weeks i1Nesr- ting che lre Tardoub. claimed caused 1- e1- o-0 ud S6a 000 dauale f. store.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
TEGU5.ITIUH b5 0.E. IF ] G3EsT W 0RLD ] P0.E35 GOiL IF NIPPON
May Agree to Smaller Navy If Assured She Will Not Be
 Considered Isolated
WANT ANXIETY ENDED
Japan Feels That, With Pact Including Britain and U. g.
 Far East Would Be Safe

WASHINGTON Dee B. CBv the Associated Press) - Consfder--lcr= which occupy minds Of official J1n- anese. throug gh representative at the Washington conference. and which form the background or practical 9r-s ticus involved in pe-c0utcga or ships under an armamout limitation acrea- rneut were said tonight Co be summer ized in the following aroDosiriCn-
 "Is Japan to be isolated politically or is she to be linked ComnaCriv wi-h other great nations with fun r milton of her desire Co he known co--- ally as one or the five great g1wars 'l spirit as well as naUe?"
 Developmeuts in the discussions cr naval ratio. it was said. show Japan is looEin~ at this question from a broader standpoint than a mere re as between Ga or 70 ne- cent f7 r1-- r7ee. The Iapanesa also ere 7ur--- ently prepared Go adw-- that s-r-r pro no sound objections bv other ua- 'crs to continuance or the An -i1- Trrareeo alliance. but if ir is tr -r- she would ike Co sea as permanent euhetitvta dr ntta agreement be- lN ecu AaL eat Ifi .a..llA
 States and Japan on ruestious ct Ear Faet policy.
 The whole tendency or modern f1 an is described as being a1 earn desire to cooperate wi-n tbe D-- States and banish any atmosphere of suppression which nav have l between the two cou-tri s-
 Sitlar'o0 's Ceiic=te
 Jara0cse rec0o0'ra the delirr 0f : aur effort on thair part Go surEest that the United States no lc1~er -- Qualifications n cCl0-ial Uozs
 in he F1r Eostrrr waters. h-t frs opinion -s expressed that if a - ti.e agreement could cope - Ar rico. vii 0~7a.s rn- fr
 Hrther iU Inc Far E1st the Ja-o-r=e
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
JAPAN WANTS AMERICA ID JOIN ALLIANCE
No Verdict Yet In Arbuckle Case; One Juror III 5z9
TOWN IS WEED OFF MAP AS FAMILY OF
 IT MOVES AWAY

LANCASTER, ' C.. Dec 9. - George Fraiure, .wEo moved his wife and 15 children from HccFin@ countr 10 North. Berne two years ago, doubling the population and causing the census enumerator to change it from hamlet to a vil- laee. today wiped the place off the g1ap again by noying away
 FrGmre 0perated q general store auJ was mayor and postmaster. Owing to the removal Of his family North Rerne will receive it's mail by rural delivery
 FeluOls are fbeing filed for Fraiutes return
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
p7F2S Il0TTE7Y
 H'I TEl RY ]. G.

CHICAGO. Dee. g. Two Chicago morning noveCavers today were bait od in the.r efforts t0 increase circUla- ticn through m alleged lottery in which tNe- planned to give away mon ev total'ine s3o0ooo. by C. r. Clvne. United Stri9s district att0rnev, who requeste1 that the eutCrOrises bc dIs- continued. Postmaster General Hays oleo node 9 similar reoUest.
 District Nttornev Clvne asserted that while ha did not know federal laws hal been violated. each paper was iuimmi0ent daneer of running af0ul of the lottery section and the newspapers aereed Co call off the com Daivu. The rapers had steered clear Of tho reder"l law 0eafrSt lotteries by 'rooriu~ out Of tbe mails all papers cOntainine references to the draw ines ond the scheme had increased the circulation Of tre two papers by arproVimatelv soc GOO in less than a morth, it was claimed.
 The first newspaper starting the enterprise offered Co give away S"5.- COG to induce ChicaeOaUs 10 smile SCrial nuU hors were iss1ed four on cacb cor0on and distributed. the win uers being determired by drawines.
 Federal. state and city officers were among those asked to draw winning numbers All that was required of the persons holding the lucky mum bers was that they call at the news paper office and receive their money
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
May Discharge Jury

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8. - The jury in the Roscoe Arouckle man slaughter case must reach decision or continue it's deliberations at least until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Judge Harold Louderback, the trial judge, denied a request of counsel for both sides late today that the jury be dismissed.
 The judge said he would consider tomorrow morning, if no verdict Lad. heen retrTned by that time, whether Ee would hold the flry longer. The request for its discharge was ma0e on the ground that the jurors were tied out and that it would be cOerciCu to keep them balloting further. It was. made at approximately 6 D. m, alter the jurors had been out of the court room more than D hours, and had spent nine hours balloti1g or b discussion.
 The jury was given a recess of two hCuIs for dinner at 6:3O D. m COTTi- dor gossip said r. ballots had been taken, all n to l in favor ot yer diet of acquittal.
 4 few minutes 5erore o-c:0cs, McNab conferred with the bailiii, wno had just finished a conference with the judge McNab then left he court roo mand it was reported tha he had gone to confer with the ais !rlct attorney on a possible agree ment for dismissal of the jury
 Arbucks's Mood Changes
 Despite the dragging hours. tue crowd clung to the little court room expecting momentarily the rap of the Jury doom door that would announce the return of the jurors.
 Arbuckie's mood changed through out he day, but it could be seen plain ly that the strain was telling on ra He spent most of his time chattins with counsel and other friends.
 Late in the day. stephen r. Hop kins. the 18th or alternate juror, whC was excused when the jury retired {, deliberate yesterday, appeared in the court room and was greeted witt hanuclappine after a bailifi iOkin cll announced his presence in lou, voice. Hopkins and ArbUckle shool hands and Chatted a Jew minutes.
 Defense counsel remained m tn, court thraual0 l0ut the day and McNGi expressed his impotence on nor, than one CCCasaCn. tie said ne na, been inoumed reliably that the iur. . stood II for acquitjal and I for con NiCJi1n, and that the juror was hold .rg out was woman. Ge eXprpaset
 CONTINUED ON PAGE sIJ
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
ALL DELEGATES
 ORDERED BACK
 T0G0NFE22ENC
Return of Sim Fein Leaders To London Taken as Indi-
 cation of New Parleys

DUBLIN, Dec. 3. - (Hy the Asso- ciated Press) - Irish plenipoten- tiariesl after sJlportant discussions today on the latest British proposals. started for LCndOn. me Dau Erea- cabinet meeting concluded this eve ning, consideration Of the British proposals having been completed. Eamonn de Valera, proceeded to Gal way.
 There is not shfs Slightest inkling of the course or the discussion or the decision of the cabinet, but the rae. that all delegates are ruturlmg 70 London is regarded gelerally as a hopeful sign.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
Labor Leaders Ask Removal Of Rangers From Styiks Districts
Request Susnenson of Martial Law in Fuereano County. Colorado Claiming District Is Peaceful and Not
 Being Treated Fairly by Governors Order

or roors oru~ot hinder vs i- the "- s-r-a0co of the law. we feel that t-a people of Colorado should not h- frr thor Eurdanr7 with the urus
 eruouea of toooire them iu enc H-if
 The letter was si1ued by I"-r D. Dalv. state repros. rtative of Fue-..- no county. J. C Hg'gor. rre-i .- the State Federation or Labor Henry I7Nce president 0f Che Denver Trades and Labor Assom'Ir- S--s Norredia. T Nc0ro-ch and N- Wilson. repro~er-0t'res o. tr- Unite. Mine Workers. in the coal sr.ae rlr-
 A couference scheduled for today between the governor enf rer-.-.-- tatfyes of labor organizations and tre United Mine Workers was postaalel until Thursday upon the suggestion .r the governor
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
Must Return Return q Once

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 3. - At tt tuey General pavrhertv today de- nied the request of Charles W. Norse~ urle- orders io re.uln t0 the Unit ed States immediatciv. nat ne oo rerultted to rauain in EuroDe until January to consult specialist. Ucrgherty said he had directed Morse to return by the steamer Parts which sails Tuesday, af,er receipt Of d cable from Morse asking that he be perm ,ted to delay his re,urn.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
French Mother, Who Gave 2
 Sons To France, Greets Foch
California Resident Breaks Through Guard to Welcome Allied War Hero With Cry of Tive Ia France as
 He Passes Through Line of Cheering Crowds

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8. - A French war mother Mrs. Edmond Ren ault. Of Sonora county, crawled under the wire that kept the crowds off Mar ket street, and shouted: 'Vive le France" as Marshal Foch passed to- day. He smiled and bowed
 My sons both sleep in France, both with the Croix de Guerre on their breast" she said.
 A handsomely rOwned woman be- side her took the French mother by the arm. Let me drive you to the civic center" she suggested My boy came home
 Silk-aatted welcomers Of the mar shal had to delay their greetings on
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
SOUTHWESTERN AGENT AT PHOENIX CHANGED

PHOENIX. Dec 8. - T.. ~. Trim- ble. general agent of the El Paso and Southwestern railroad, wi,h headoua~ te.s here has been ordered trans ierred to Los Angeles. effective Jan ua~v l. according to nm Onnounce- mont made here today
 R P. Kyle. general manager or tne Norcnci Sou her7 railroad. arrived here today from Norerci, Arizona. to take the place which will be m3ue vacant by Th.mble's transfer.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04

the ferryboat which brought the French war leader across San Fran cisco Bay. while he talked to French war mother who greeted him with "Ie suis unc mere de guarre" CT am a war mother). He shook her hand warmly and said:
 You should be a proud woman. Your son, l see. won the Croix de Guierre with the palm decoration. He was a brave soldier of France Wear your military medal with honor, mad anne"
 His name was Noel DalMarty," she replied. He was my only son. He was wounded twice and died on the battlefield of Baurier at Laisne."
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
JURY SAID I ] STAND il ID 1
 FJR ICQUIT TAI
Judge Rules Deliberations Must Continue, at Least
 Until 10 am. Today
DISMISSAL IS REFUSED
Strain of Waiting to Learn His Fate Begins to Tell
 on Fatty and Counsel

SAN FRANCISCO, Zee. 3. - The jury in the manslsughter case of Ros- COG c. (Fatty) Arbuckle, was taken to its hotel at to:s7 P. m., after Miss Louise E. WinterbUrn reported 10 have suffered a slight attack Of ilI- ress. The Jury is to return to court at 10 2. n1., tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
etriL.ars Eainirad

EANStS CITY. Dee. S.-The Kan sas CCurt e .udu ttrial relations late today issued 8 te-Drrarv restraining C~jov to uG-' '-ers rE union officials fH Kansas City, Ears., 10 "contiuue inc nrosenf -f .us tr~us and cO1di- tiOrG Of em0'0-melt" The order. acccrfiug to p !. Hontins attorney general of Kansas, constitutes a vir-
 ICoNTTNrnD ON FACE sIX)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04
U. S. c. MAY PLAY CENTRE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3.-Ths Uni versity of Southern California foot ball team tonight was invited to meet the eleven Of Centre College cf Dan vile, Ky, at San Diego, December 26.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-04

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THE WEATHER

Sunday and NonCay fair; not much change in temper Jtu:c
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

Ed o-Ncil rs now or he job NJ huild-
ing TIM Curtis Gr-cs -aafi. The sprinr
rains win rack the ynad he'd Mr..
'oNeii returned fran Tcnvsr Saturday
rvcnine whsre ne so fhe rsmtrsct fa-
>"mc shaline on Groves HIN IN the
Government They arr ecinr To Try a
new sy<sun m, This shallinc.
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

Simr Hnrr seY, fnr Dcnvcr Sunday
whcrc M will un6creo treatment for n
r~crnf nervous aif7ictsm From which f,s
* suffering Earl ae8fries accnu,ys,n-
ted Simr TO TIM rnilreaa. His mnny
friends In this rummus,ity hope to 4-.-e
thfs ricnerr tnrS m ti,e job axuin In
fcv wrecks RS goca rs npw.
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

crates nsNsh was not the sr~t cal.
amity lN,n~cr's ycalews made Il ont
10 ~. NJ that 4 caused considerable
IN s"nNcnscmcc and hr<s. hut wids,-a-
wake nc4ehs-crs handled the matter in
s>,mmcss,salAc way.
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

\ Sal, Lake atsaafcA anpcuscee fhc
dcath of ac~sc Enfeht s..ueaiseA y
one Il -lsc acsiSsnS Capitalists It the
~cst, Al his htaoe IN Provo UtaA, Al
sfc aec of as wars. neccaacd was .
rricod and mining partner 1t the aafe
J. l., Mediation Il this rlace.
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

Henry Murray exchanged greetings
with his town friends, Saturday. lie
lWNrs fr~n tho Hollands rNnlariy
and reports that they arr all we'll.
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

Other towns arr afflicted with rcty
s>,sArrk~. Pen wrieht's caothine xtcS
Al CRAIG was broken into. one nigh
last week am, g,s~is To ehc amount o.
scNrraa hnndr>d dollars was taken.
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

Nr. Rrmcc Bakrr. our very easctrnt
veterinary surgeon. was town visitor
NW~say. and rsNsrtr>i p,owine "rcr-
attWns started along the cast side Of
E1ae Greek rNnec.
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

Mrs.. Roy wiwsacw Acaiehtfnily en-
ecreainca the Little Rcavee Sewing
Caah AT her rrssAcmcc on tho afternoon
n March nh, An pr>aent had a ecea
ttmc.
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

Tum ktl,luK is home again after
spending over three months M the
Pacific Coast, lie icoks well and feels
the same.
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

ron SALE; Silver Mine seed Oats at
market price. Inquire Of Mrs. David
Smith. mSu
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

]. T.. kntttlc, one II upper Straw.
trrry's prosperous settlers. attended IL
business matters In town Saturday,
The Meeker herald., 1921-03-19

MIR. and Mrs. lIausser Of Strawberry
wcr In 10 attend the st. Patrick'n
dance.