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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

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! Mrs. A. M. Holland is recover
ing from a recent attack of
acute digestion.
Miss Dorathy Anderson and
Miss Mona Sadler motored to
North Springs Wednesday.
Preston Crowder, who been
in Texas the past few months
has returned home.
W. H. Halle, of CookevilIe,
with Hooper Grocery Co., was in
town the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. H. B. Stafford, of Drum
right, OKLA. after a weeks visit
to her father, D. ]. McCoin, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Criminal Court convenas here
Monday. March the 7th. Don't
forget the date boys, and keep
your memory refreshed.
Letcher Bailey, who has been
in school at Berea. KY, has re-
turned home. He recently re-
covered from an attack of
measles.
Mrs. N. W Herod and dangh-
tet, Mrs Clifton Holland. and
son Dewitt Herod, of Willett,
were guests of Gainesboro rela.
tives last week.
FARM WANTED: Wanted to
hear from owner of farm or
good land for sale worth the
price asked. L. Jones. Box 551,
Olney, Ill.
]. S. Raggio. of the Gaines
boro Dry Good Company, has
returned from a several days
stay in st. Louis and Cincin-
natti, where he has been buying
new goods for the firm.
The entertainment given at the
school house Saturday night un-
der the auspices of the Christian
Sunday school, was attened by a
large and appreciative audience.
The door receipts amounted to
$500, which will go to the
seat-fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Midget
were called to Carthage Friday
MORNING on account the death
Of Mr.. Midget's brotherinlaw,
Mr. ". D. Young, a prominent
business man of that place
Mrs G, G Draper is on the
sick hsi
W N Gailbreath is still i'm
slowly. He is allowed
10 eat most anything he wants
and sits propped up in his bed
At times His articulation is
lots better.
The no fence law" is taken
As a joke in Gainesboro it seems.
The streets are seldom clear of 1
,ows and hogs. COWS especially.
Lost: A pair of shell trimmed
'pectackles with large lenses
hear Brooke's Ferry. Return to /,
}. NJ. Halle, Gainesboro. and re-
GIVE a liberal reward.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
HAVE PLAN TO PAVE
 TEMPE HIGHWAY IN
 FRONT IF HOSPITAL

Plans are under way for the com-- pletion of the paving of the Tempe road east of Sixteenth street earliea' than had been expected, making n continuous paved highway between Mesa and Glendale The plan in wolves the turning over or the lend- ing of s20,000 of the county's 75 per cent fund to match federal funds for the paving of the three mile stretch of the Tempe road past the state hospital
 The plan is said to have the ar proval of the state highway depart ment and it is thought that the coIl- sent of the board of supervisors may be secured under the condition that the money advanced from the 75 per cent fund be returned out of the proceeds of the second county hign- way bond issue
 None of the money now at the dis posal of the highway commission car be nsed. for that purpose as that road does not lie within the progr;in for which the first bonds were is- sued. though it is provided for m der the second bond issue
 Already the state has awarded the contract for the Glendaie-P -Phoerix road which will absorb $1S3. 900 of -ht state appropriation, leaving $17,0o0 tc be applied to the Tempe highway That, with the money proposed tt be received from the 75 per cent fund will make $37. 900 which. metcEed against federal funds would be sui. ficient to pave that three miles
 The supervisors would probably no consent to this diversion of the flnt without an understanding that it should be returned. for it is, said tt
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01

years ago. She received her educa- ton at the Tempe Normal school and for the past few years has been a member of the teaching staff of tho schools of Ray. where her father is connected with the Ray Consolidated Mining company. She has a delight full personality and is a fayorite with all who know her.
 MT. Dean is the son of Mir and Mrs. T. A. Dean, pioneer residents of Arizona. He was educated at Tempe, graduating from the Normal. Short ly afterward he became connected with the circulation department of The Republican. His business career being interrupted by the war. he en- listed in the army and served Is months in France as first sergeant in the 164th field artillery. On his return he resumed his newspaper as- sociation and was made manager of the Glendale office. with a branch of flee at Peoria. MT. Deans work GOV CTS a broad field. combining circula- uon. advertising and reportorial work
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
Homesteaders Organize To Save
 House Bill 83 From Its Enemies

Aroused by what they term to be underhanded methods being employ ed against them, homesteaders and farmers throughout the state are or ganizing to offset propaganda launch ed against House Bill S3. the pro posed constitutional amendment de- signed to help the homesteader and desert land owner of Arizona.
 The homesteaders are confident that if the tax payers of the state once understand the true facts sur rounding the passage of this bill by the recent legislature they will give it their hearty endorsement. Those who were progressive enough to se- cure the passage of the bill are faced with the possibility of having their efforts thwarted by uDinformed tax payers signing the referendum peti-
 tion being circulated against the bill. It is to place the full facts before the voters that the homesteaders are or ganizing.
 | It is said that selfish interests re- | sponsible for initiating the referen- dunn petition against the bill are preying upon the ignorance of tax
 payers concerning the bill in order to throttle stny investigation of the merits of tho bill.
 | What the friends of the bill desire to do is to put the bill before the vot- CTS on it's merits. They want to | give the taxpayers the opportunity to
 consider it alone and not in connec- ton with any political issues incl dent to general elections. The en-
 emies of tfte bill by initiating the
 referendum petition against the bill hope to make the provisions of the bill political issues and thus defeat ! the very purposes of the legislature
 in declaring that the bill should. be voted on by the taxpayers at spe-
 cial election to be held next fall.
 The friends of the bill do not charge that all who have signed the petition against the bill are political
 schemers. They do contend. how
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01

Sixty-five thousand girls disap- peared last year in the United States
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
PRESENTS PUPIL IN
 FINISHING RECITAL

s-sizaheth Phillips. a pupit or T raiiz .. '~- sssmatinr recital on Thursday eve rhe Arizona School of Music sMt sr SIS o'clock. Miss Phil .ss- n~. scores Of friends who are s..,s forward to hearing her Tn the ..ss.s..s..~ ambitious program; .s-r.s.,s,.~r-S -. sonata Op. 3i No r.argo-Ailegro
 AdaEio
 AIieEreto.
 fnpromptu Op- 90 No. 1 .~--Tr, the Night ,.- s- Sherzo in B-minor Clair de Lune
 tNoonlighD
 The Ioreley Hungarian Rhapsody
 No. {.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01

presented at that time. The fl posts in the state are planning to send rep resentatives to the convention, the number of delegates being based on membership.
 One of the latest posts to receive it's charter is that located at Morenci The permanent charter from the na- tiona1 headquarters at Indianapolis arrived yesterday and was forwarded by Mrs Brooks to the Lloyd c. Hill post No. 2S. The commander of the Morenci post is A. B. Williams H, E. Hodgson is the adjutant.
 A temporary charter was received for the woman's auxiliary of the Swift Murphy post No. B of Stafford
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
[DCAL BODY ID ASK
 MORE GENERAL USE IF ARIZONA OLIVES

tncuS>nds of people come to Ari- n""A "A ~no have never learned to eat %4<t< shortly after coming here t"cH acquire taste for olives Then i" crcnm~S habit Some people do vi ALWAYS stop 10 think that. like Fo&zum. There's a Reason Just ~n* N N that Arizona olives are so @~<1 f<aper1or to the olives of Italy
 S other country or state. is a ~Nion which the scientists may <r-sic- The point at issue is that many people do learn here that olives &r< most delicious A curious feature cr <h<< fact f< that after people ac- <n1r~ n taste for olives by eating the A<41cnA product. they forget that ii ~'as the Arizona product that won kh<zr fAwcr and for xhe sake of saw 1uk A few cents win accept an in f<rtcr brand just because it is olives In line with the general encour- 4<cm<nf for the wider use of Arizo- rA products. the chamber of com mnxrcr win endcavcr to set forth some facts from time 10 time relative te <h~ mupcricr aG~antaEes of ArizOna rzfNx&
 Many people do not realize that rafvr growing in the Salt River val irx aAx already assumed considerable ccm<nercs2f importance. This is ar industry which. with a little encour. akcm<nt may quite possibly equa th< citrus Kroving industry Arizo' ma prrpae mas help a worthy industry and o< the same time enjoy better product by insisting upon the Ari- Hnns brand of Olives and olive oil-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01

ever, that if the majority who have signed knew what an injustice they are imposing upon the men and wo- men who are enduring the hardships of homesteading desert land they would not have signed the petition
 It is for the purpose of educating the public that these homesteaders and desert land owners are organiz ing. They realize that they are late in getting under Cay They realize that they will have to combat we'll laid plans of large tax paying inter- ests. They are merely asking tax payers and voters to refrain from signing the referendum petition un til the homesteader has chance to tell his side of the story. The following telegram from the San Pedro Valley Commercial club to the president of the Arizona Re clamation association is indicative of the temper of the farmer on the pet- ton:
 Benson. Ariz. E. w. Michaels.
 Phoenix, Ariz.
 Regarding the underhanded refer endum petition which is being in voked on House Bill S3. the San Pedro Valley Commercial club offers to join forces with you to the ex- tent of it's ability to prevent this petition being signed under miscon- ception We believe the most eff fective campaign against the refer endum can be waged through the newspapers. Publication of the simple facts alone will serve to crys- l talize public sentiment for the pro- posed special election in November.
 c. o. BOYD,
 Secretary, San Pedro Valley
 Commercial Club. 1 It is said that although the home steader has not the finances to stage an elaborate campaign, every effort twill be made to place the entire truth about House Bill S3 before all fba faxpayerS
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
WILL OPEN BIDS O|v
 RAY Y-SUPER|OR ROAD

Bids for the construction of a por- ton of the Ray Superior highway will be opened at the state highway department June z
 The portion for which bids have been called is three mile stretch beginning at the city limits of Su- perior. The work will be financed by a part of the Pinal county bond issue of $1,000,000 together with fed- eral aid
 The highway department is eager to start the work as soon as possible to provide work for the many men thrown out of employment by the closing down of the mines in that dis strict
 Sixty-five thousand girls disap- 1 l,o -Tfnifad States
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
GOVERNOR TO ARRIVE
 THURSDAY MORNING

Governor Thomas E. Campbell will return Thursday morning. A wire to this effect was received at the ex- ecutive office at the state house yes terday, dated Kansas City
 Governor Campbell has been ab- sent from the state since May F when he went to Denver to preside over meeting of the League of the Southwest, of which he is president. From there he went to- Washington in the interests of reclamation and tariff legislation.
 Heading Il delegation of governors of western states while in Washing ton. Governor Campbell appeared be- fore senate and house committees in behalf of the Colorado River Basin bill.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
STLTE ID OBTAIN
 ! CARS IF IN. I,

Arrangements have been made by she state highway department for sh-p~ cars of INT. that we're shipped rn Louisiana by the government. The highway commission of Louisiana fnmnf ff could not use the powder, hsrh wiu be used here although it ~sE he necessary for the state to pay tsa~ freight to the southern state, storage and demurrage charges there anH freight to Miami
 This will bring tae cost of the s,nps~r to 15 cents 6 pound instead of five and six cents. the cost of pre- xsoss~ xhlpments. Even at this rate -s,~ Fsepsrtrnent is securini hundreds s,F th~m~mndS of pounds at ,5 per cent xf whaf it costs to purchase commer- sgrs dynamite. The powder will be used on the Devils canyon secuon " se. <srerior- Miami highway.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
VERNA HOPKINS Is
 BRIDE IF G.M. DEAN

Miss verna E. Hopkins, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Hopkins of Ray. and G. Moffatt Dean. Northside man ager of the Arizona Republican, were married at 10 o'clock yesterday morn ing at the home of the brides par ents. After a fortnight's honeymoon. Mir. and Mrs. Dean will take up their residence at 1918 East Brill street in this city. News of the wedding will be of interest to the many friends of the couple both in Phoenix and the districts nearby. where both are well known
 Miss Hopkins came to Arizona from Seattle with her parents nine
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
VACATION SCHOOL
 ID START MONDAY

A daily vacation Bible school will begin at the First Presbyterian church next Monday morning at g o'clock. The school will be open for boys and girls of Kindergarten. pri- mary and junior age.
 strong faculty of teachers has been selected. and the work will be under excellent supervision. for reg ular public school teachers are to be in charge of the departments.
 This school is to be conducted for five weeks, and is free to all who can attend. It is undenominational. Bible lessons, story tellin, craft work, woodword and hammock making, with recreation. will be on the pro gram.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01

In an attempt to solves the local economic problem. the Tyrol has in troduced Travellers Money" An act has been passed by the Diet pro- vfding that non residents of the pro- vince in effect. shall pay ten times as much as the native for everything he buys. Half the profit of all tran sections will go to the government. The special money is on the basis of the German mark, the exchange rate being at the rate of ten to one.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
STA7E M[ET TING OF
 AMERICAN LEGION

The thir1 annual meeting of the American legion, department of Ari- zona. will be held in Prescott on Aug. 3, according to the announcement made yesterday by Ruth Brooks Palmer, secretary to D. A. Little. de- partment s.djutant. MT. Little, with Bert Clingan, commander. are now arranging the program. which will be
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01

White owls are being raised in the White House grounds under care of the gardener for the purpose of pro- tecting the premises from rats and other pests. An owl will capture and destroy a large rat with ease.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-01

be the policy of the board to apply all moneys from the 75 per cent fund to the construction of through roads.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-30

power Of attorney. or something, an
got her out. That's where furst be-
xun to get real interexted-after this
fellow Calkins got into the game. I'll
tell yer why I got It into my nut that
maybe I'd hit q hot trail. where. II Il
pnnned out all right. there might he
some doodle In II for me. run steers
for the xL about four months once.
and We used to drive into Poncs TO
blow ourselves. knowed there was
an o. fellow hangin' round there. 10
MeCarthys place mostly. a softer tin.
horn sport. they called or Dad Caik.
ins: an I'd heard somewhere he had
Q girl Twin with him boat seventeen.
or %. Somehow I est to muilIn' over
this. an finally decided to see what
kiad Of 1 lead I'd struck. II looked
IKE easy moasy, II - was the girl
a. 1i11t kAsw ~ what vas ~"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-30

track him down. TIE eonviedso
haunted him.
he drew back Just In t1ns. There
was the sharp crack q Fins; . bul'
let clipped the outer edge Of the para
pet and q little pun Of smoke curlsd
up away to the left and vanished
against the leaden sky. Shelby fell
aat On his face and crept backward.
seeking instinctivsly the protection Of
an overhanging rock. his eyes Instant
" marking that vague spiral Of smoke.
He had guessed right. Indian cunning
had already learned the truth and had
found means Of approach unknown
even to the Mexican girl. Somewhere
In the security Of those rocks. keen
eyes were watching every movement.
savagely eager to end all BY some well.
directed shot. YET with the chug OF
the bullet, all depression left him. Hs
knew now what he had to face; that
narrow platform must be defended. for
hours probably. revolvers pitted
against rifles; himself alone against
an unknown number Of assailants. 1t
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-30
ssvls.Ism M,ppsd BY DENLY.

Washington.-Sscretary Denby ~
taken action, On recommendation q
Admiral Wilson, commander In CHEZ
Of the Atlantic fleet. to nip In the bul
tendencies toward sovieusm In the
navy. Capt. G. D. Stsarns Of the bet
tleship Michigan. has been relieved fsr
having permitted his crew to discuss
with him disciplinary matters vested
only In the shlD's commanding offiese.
Captain Stearns had issued 90 oe6R
establishing ship nessis commit
10"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-30
.kIna's rebaees pIps."

This IL q popular nickname for .
peculiarly shaped kiln, OF furnace In
the northeast corner Of the tobacco
warehouse belonging to the Lnpdon
docks. Here contrabsnd goods. such
a. tobacco. cisafs and tea. which had
bssn struggled 10. were burned. esissd
and unclaimed goods are now seaA at
periodical salsa. OF distributed sDeae
public institutions, ut damaged ~
worthless geo1e ase ok1N bufsed.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-30

"stay eaek!" He ordsrsd Stsrniy.
meant caution a. well a. bravery, the
quick wit Of q white man outgeneral.
ing savage treachery. Even as he
rolled over. 10 a. to cautiously lift his
head. the AS" was jerked from its
holster and rested ready in his hand.
He heard Olga at the cave entrance.
'Stay backi" he ordered sternly.
Don't venture out here yet"
But what 10 III heard q shot"
yes: they have found NJ all right.
Hand me another gun; may need It
Did Aacklin have onsr'
"Yes: It IL still at his belt"
"Get It. and with whatever cart.
ridges he may have. This u going to
be fight At snort range. How 10 the
fellowr
I'll am sure he must be dying.
Tom" she said breathlessly. He
scarcely breathes any more. Isn't there
any way ] can heip1"
"Only by doing what I asked: get
his gun. This 10 bound to be some
fight. l don't know how many are out
there; the bird who shot at me 10 be-
hind that rock yonder; he's Indian all
right: you can glimpse his scalplock
just over the edge. II he would only
shove his nut up about half an inch
more I'd show him that . '45' amt
such bad weapon. when you know
how to use It."
He advanced, his revolver barrel
across the top, and lay motionless,
sighting along the smooth steel.
"Now, boy, you do that again. Can't
make out exactly where have gone,
can you1 Wen, you are going to ind
out In about q minute" His grip
frightened. "Ahi there you are!"
His finger pressed the trigger, send.
Ing forth q squirt Of flame. A brawny
red arm was aung up, the hand grip.
ping At the rock for support; then .
ride went crashing down Into the
chasm and the next instant 40 Indian
whirled head downward, the body
striking Q narrow ledge and bouncing
OF into space. Three shots answered
the crack Of the revolver. 70 swiftly 40
=. ...rn .cho.. ~. hr,,.,. .,,ss,,e
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-30
CHAPTER XIV.
rhs essrY II 4 PlsA

II was Aseklin. burning with fever.
lsllrioua. yet partially conscious snce
more. uttering sounds which could
hardly he distinguished a. words. and
struggling vaioly 10 lift his body into
On upright positIos. Through the dusk
q the place ~ stared daily iato Shell.
W. face. st orse without rseoniasa {:
~ hss syee sxA1biisd terrier ~ ~
sodoavered - WSoash away. cowef1A0
~ a0iooe ~ ~ vaA - 0o0GD
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-30
Women Get Equal Rights In Wisconsin
Madison. Wis.-women gained equal
Hurricane t.,.s 1.xas Cess.

HoustOn.-From all sections = ~
course Of the seasons first tropical
hurricane, which passed inland, caDs
reports Of the blowing down Of ~
dsrricks and the upsetting Of barns.
light buildinss and garages. No loss q
life was reported and little crep dam
age was done. Skirting the Calf, ~
hurricane passed inland over the uD-
per part Of MataEorda bay. Its course
sigsasEed northeast to east. The cen
ter Of the disturbance, according -
weather experts. kept close to the Gulf
after II passed inland.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-06-30
Court UphsIds Compensation Cav.

Oeors Ophesoe CempSneatteN Law.
Lincoln. Neb.-In decision hanas1
down here the Nebraska SuoFsos
Court sustained the validity Of ne
workmen's compensation law. dsciaE>
Ing that, regardless Of individual
opinions. the law r. immune from cstt-
icism on constitutional grounds." L.
EalIty Of the law was attacked In ~
case Of 4 woman employ6 Of the Oma.
ha Athletic Club. who was injurs1
while attending to duties In the dub
and sued for $4,000 damages. n
lower court declared she could recover
only under the compensation Law.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
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