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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01
CENTENARY ASSOCIATION
 GIVES BURIAL PLOT TO
 THE AMERICAN LEGION

The Swaskegame Post of the Am erican Legion was this week donated lots 16 to 30 in the Mountain View Cemetery. In presenting the lots, the ladies who organized the Mountain View Cemetery Association, sent the following letter to the Legion:
 June 21st, 1921. Sam Swaskegame Post No. IA,
 American Legion.
 Gentlemen:
 A meeting of the Mountain View Cemetery Association was held on the evening of June 2Oth, 1921, for the consideration of the allotment of lots for the American Legion, and it was unanimously agreed upon to present to Sam Swaskegame Post No. IA, lots 16 to 30 inclusive in Block IA, for which deed for the same is enclosed. In looking back upon the sacrifices that our boys were asked to make in the World Conflict, we feel that this gratuitous allotment can show in a small way only, our esteem and ap- preciation, for what the American Legion at large, and the members of Sam Swaskegame Post No. IA in par ticular, essayed and endured that our country might be made safe for de- mocracy.
 Very truly yours,
 Mountain View Cemetery Assn,
 Per: Lily M. Elliott,
 Secretary.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01
RELATIVES OF PENNEY
 SEEKING |NFORMAR|ON

Relatives of Sam Finney, whose death was reported at Los Angeles a few weeks ago, have been unable to get any authoritive information con- corning him. An examination of the police records seem to disclose noth- ing. It was reported from Los An geles that Finney had been garroted in a Los Angeles hotel and since then no trace of him has been found. t His sister writes from Tulare Coun- ty as follows:
 June 19, 1921. Dear Editor:
 Would it be possible through your paper to gain any news of my dear brother, Sa mT. Finney, who left there some four weeks ago. News reached me in some vague way that he was murdered in a hotel in Los Angeles. have gotten in touch with that city, but it seems to be the wrong city or else through some carlessness in keep ing the records clearly. Words can not tell my gratitude should any one get III IOuCll WltIl lliS ShiodSh yoAA paper. My brother is six feet one inch tall, blonde, skin light, brown hair, thin, gray blue eys, about 45 years old, very even pretty teeth for a man, one large gold filling front, rather tired set lines about the mouth from long illness, caused from horse striking and trampling him, weight about 178 lbs.
 I fear he has met with foud play and no one knowing him he may be buried in a potters field. Please be so kind as to let me have any inforf nation at hand and if it isn't asking too much to publish description of him.
 Yours with many thanks in advance,
 Mrs. w. E. Parsons,
 315 So. Elmwood Ave-,
 Lindsey, Cal.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01
CONTRIBUTED

It seems that the days of old wild and woody west are slowly passing out and the newwe is quickly adopt ing the modern and civilized ways of the twentieth century. The great dry wastes of desert sands and mountains are now spanned with steel rails and the invention of the automobile has brought about the building of the highways which unite the desert with the outside world.
 But with the passing of the old west, the old pioneers are also drop ping out one by one and it seems only fitting that you and I, who sit by the window of luxurious pullman and watch the desert roll by, or ride in our high powered cars over the smooth manmade highways, should pause a moment in cur mad rush and just see what sort of men it took to brave the hardships and trials of the early days and build the foundations of this modern west, of which we now boast. In almost every town in Ari- zona there are still a few of these old timbers left, but with your permis- sion, I am going to tell you of an old miner I have known since childhood back in my old home town, Chloride, Arizona.
 Just little way back from main street and surrounded by fence on one side and peach orchard on the other, stands little brown house which Uncle Jack Ellis called home. I can we'll remember how we boys used to love to visit Uncle Jack in his little home and listen to the early experiences on the desert, and in the summertime we always left with our pockets bulging with peaches. But we were not the only ones who en- joyed Uncle Jacks hospitality for every cowboy and miner in that part of the country never came into town without going to see him. Sometimes these men would come in broke, or very often in the days when John Barleycorh lived, they would get a few too many under their belts and Uncle Jack would take them to his home and thereby save John Law the expense of another jail tenant for the night. No man ever went hungry or wanted for a bed when Uncle Jack lived.
 As Chloride only had one train a week the arrival of the mail was al- ways looked forward to with great interest by the populus, and as Uncle Jacks house stands close to the post office, about an hour before train time each mail day, the old timers would gather under the trees in his yard and argue and discuss the topics of the day. I have often seen Uncle Jack sit back with smile and twinkle in his eye of keen delight as he lis- tened to the orations of his friends. This little house seemed to serve as
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01

Bokau, member of the Kern post of the American Legion at Toledo. Bokau is policeman. When notified of his good fortune he was asked if he intended quitting the police force.
 q can do a greater seNice as a policeman than in any other way, and, after all, what pleasure is greater than that of doing something worth while," he said.
 Members of the American Legion in Louisiana, Missippi and Florida have been notified that their efforts to exclude a colony of, Mennonites from those states have been success ful. The Mennonites are going to Mexico. Members of the Legion op- posed the settlement of the Mennon- ties because they evaded military ser vice on religious grounds.
 The Chamber of Commerce at Col umbus, Ga, is endeavoring to have re- strictions against the use of fire works on the Fourth of July removed so that there might be general pyrotechnic display in honor of the delegates to the American Legion state conven- ton to be held there July 4, 5 and 6.
 The Hurley Lee Spicer post of the American Legion at Harrisonville, Mo-, has installed an emergency call system by which members of the post can be called to service in case of fire or police emergency.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01
AMERICAN LEGION AT
 oATMAN TAXES ACTIVE PART IN PUBLIC WELFARE

The Ellis Harbach Post of the American Legion at Oatman, under the able leadership of Post Command CT Harry Alurede, is taking quite an active part in the social life and pub lie welfare of Oatman. This is in keeping with the true spirit and pur- pose of the Legion.
 At present the boys are construct ing a swimming pool by daming a canyon through which flows the ex- cess water from the Aztec mine. This work is being directed by Paris Brough and E. o. Slater. It is safe bet that this pool will be 2 popular place this summer when the ther- mometer registers no in the shade. ~ Every Saturday evening the Post gives a dance in it's hall, the old Tom Reed Recreation Hall. No better dance music could be asked for than that furnished by Roscoe Wright at the piano and Kenneth 7Sweetland at the drums. The hall has probably the hest dance floor in Mohave Co. It is planned to give these dances every Saturday evening in the year and they are proving to be very popular with every one in Oatman. .,
 The Women's Auxiliary, under the efficient leadership of Mrs. w. A: Lin- festy, is also very much alive. Wed- nesday night it gave very success ful bridge and whist party, conclud, ing the evening with refreshments and a short dance. It has planned an ex- tensive program of social affairs for the summer. The local Post of the Legion can congratulate itself on hay ing such an able organization as this Auxiliarv to help it.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01

a friendship link where all the old timers could gather and talk of times gone by. I have always thought that Uncle Jacks house should have been dedicated the house of friendship.
 Not long ago when I read the ac- count of his death in "The Miner", I could not help but think of how all the old timers will mourn the loss of so beloved a comrade. His memory will always stand out as a statue of one of the builders of the west. HERBERT MARSHALL, 1906 Spencer St.,
 Omaha, Neb.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01
Called Down

"That new floorwalker gets on my nerves" said Estelle, at the handker- chief counter. ,
 "Mine, too," said Bertha, the gloves saleslady. "Thinks because a poor girl has to earn her own living, shes a slave, yeah, a slave. l gave him a piece of my mind this morning"
 "What did he say?
 "He strolls up and says, 'Mis burke' show a little more interest in the GUS toners, please an l upped an tola him we wasn't staging department store scene an he wasn't no movie d. rector."- r."-Birmingham Age-Herald. READ THE MOHAVE MINER FOX
 MINING NEWS
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01
Culinary Temperament

Charley, dear," said Young Mrs. Torkins, ''the new cook is going to leave unless you quit playing the photograph"
 Doesn't she like music?"
 "Yes. But she says those jazz records set so rapid a tempo she for gets herself and works three or four times as fast as her wages call for" Washington Star.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01

An inheritance of $40;O0O made scarcely ripple in the life Of Joe
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01
His Substitute

HIS OuUSCICuCt
 Mrs. Pester-Titus Wadde may be stingy, but he's good to his family. I never see him out in his car with out his baby.
 Her Husband-That's to save the price of horn. All he has to do is to pinch the kid and he lets out a howl.-Boston Globe.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01
Twice Guilty

"Did the traffic cop arrest you?"
 "Twice," replied MT. Chuggins. "When I couldn't stop he arrested me for speeding, and when I finally stopped and couldn't start, he arrested me for blocking traffic. ."-Washing- ton Star.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-07-01
Out of Temptations Way

Wife-Let's drop into this jewelry store until this shower is over.
 Hub-No, no, into the undertaker's next door. Yod won't see so many things you want.-Louisville Courier Journal.
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PUBLIC OPINION,

\ woman OF this town stepped
INT" our office and asked us tn saw
Il word about some village possi,>
which We have here. Good Lord,
LauN do YOU want To take the
only profession away which those
poor ladies have. who are all the
tune talking? What would they nut
thtir time in at, if they did moi
carry there burden Of news every
day. The majority of them have
no children. for it would hinder
Them i'll their occupation. We arc
selves think that person who is
All The time meddling in some one
else business has little to do. but ,t
inc same time We don't want ANY,
one to be sick over the fact of not
being able to dispense the news as
last as 1t is made. God bless the
Village GoSsipcr, for She has no
other job, and it must have been
Just what the devil made her for,
so the next time dear lady. don't
iecl Dad when you are the subject
OF there conversations, for in that
way, you will know that they are
not giving some poor soul. "Who
by the Way, will reach Heaven" be-
lore they ever get ready to think
about starting. The Dickins.,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

OF Greenhrier County, West virn,n,,
Revised Jsaaary I. 1910
Judge Circuit Courts. H. Sham.
Prosecuting Attorneys. NJ Austin
County Commissioners-Thos. u
ehietds. President; J. o. McClunr an.
e. W. -Sydenstricker. "
circuit Clerk--W. F. Richardson
County C1erk--Paul G.. Hogsett.
Sheriff.. L. Graybeaf: IDENTITIES
): II. Mcdowell, +. w. Miller and
w. r. HINT.
SSSrVeyor-eJames W. RAIDER
deputy Surveyor &c LaLa un,..
White Sulphur.
Assessor-E. u. Miller: Deput1.s. y
u.&oia " 'sueAla " ~ ..u1nIu "
Omce Ueputy-L w. CSfeSen berSa,
'1 W OF oeisgateu--J. 8. Thurmond snc
State senators-L 8. LOWS, Oar
Hill. and H. G. V!uoeli:
SUPERINTENDENT of Scheols-L. oil
Justices OF the Peace
Lewisbnrg District--w. r. purde,,e an I.
?. n. Arbe exile. 40
sG and spr ~ p p;i.strict-P. n. Mear.n.
White Sulphur Distrtut-N. a Recn :.
ner Caldwell and II. Lee HsrDey
White Sulphur. '0'
Ra!linE Spring plstrIor--P. II. Booth
wir amn "; p, hMckeeveI:
MEADOW Blum DIstrict-Q d. Ruean.
ana Renick Osborne.
Blue Sulphur District-J. T.. Saxysr
cor ;and "A: M McNesr.
Lewisburg nistrtct-M. p. ospe.u., AMI
FORT Spring DISTRICT
Irash Corner DISTRICT
railing Spring Distriot-h Z. coli,sA|
williamsburg Distri1t-
h Msads s,n Riuff Dist.iet-H. G. Heas,er
White Sulphur District-J e Avrsn
and ]. r.. Forren.
oTerseers OF the Poor
E ert DTss R bistsiaHM
irish Corner-C. u. Beekner.
Anthonys Creek Dlstrfct-
sn nite sulphur lotstrlet-J: q. hvrsi
Williamsburg District-F. L. Wallace |
ooS1spuy " 'Rr-1oFI1@pI pni4 MopneJy
Blue suphu' Distr'ct--.1no. T. M6n,1
Arbuci!e. f. M. Ar hrSn"sie samns
Price anu A. N. Tressei
TImes a. tso,S,na cerr:s.
Circuit Court solvenes on It'd
Third Tuesday In January, Second
tuesday in May. Second Tuesday ID
September.
The County Court convenes on the Fin
Tussaay In each OK the months Of January
February, March; April, May. June, July
! Tuesdays N August. 0 "N
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vote. the final vote standing kcnna,
Npcnp 10: Nathan Gon. Rcp }
ID. lie had no vote to spare bu, the
on" majority WAS plenty.
Governor Wilson asserts his ,.i.,,i
/" hnih The office of Governor until
me Legislature decides whether
'ni or Fleming WAS legally elect
eel. The Court of Appeals will be
asked |" SAY whether Gen. Golf
wh" has Il small majority ON the
larr al The returns. or. Governor
Wilson has the right To The Cover
nor Office pending the settlement
"i The contest by the Legislature.
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FARM BUREAU NOTES.

The Grecnbricr County Short
horn Breeders Association. coon
Grating with the County Agent, will
conduct Shorthorn Calf Club again
inns year. In order TO secure stock
Win winch to carry on this work.
TWO members Of the Association, ac-
compared by the County Agent.
went to the Fourth National Short
norm Congress held in Chicago last
week, and purchased seven wear
ling Scotch" heifers. Four hun
dred animals were sold, the cx-
tredncs of price being $50 and Sc
3OO, averaging over $500.
There were SiNty-hvc heifcrs
shown in the class from which the
seven were secured. and Green
Drler is fortunate in having secured
the one that stood mt the head of
inc class. Her name is Sweet
Rosamond End" and she was bred
by William e.. Hunter, Glcnfare.
Perthshirc, Scotland. She must be
seen and examined to be fully ap-
preclatcd. Among the lot are
those that stood fifth. sixth, eleven
tn, and sixteenth. All have been in
Sured against death by disease or
accident, SO that the boys who will
have them in their care are sure of
no loss. They have also been vacci-
mated against blacklcg by our local
veterinarian.
Both Banks Of Ronccvcrtc and
the Bank OF L.cwisburg have each
agreed to lend $4,000 free Of in
tcrest for six months in order to
put this worthy object on sound
footing; and at the same time re-
ducing, as much as may be, the cX-
penseS OF the boys in their bust
ness venture. This shows that the
business men in charge of these in
@titutions believe in this kind of
work, that they have faith that the
boys will make good" and, what
is most important. that they arc
pleased TO cooperate with us in
putting it across" We wish here
with TO express publicly our great
appreciation of the substantial
way in which they have chosen
TO assist us.
The calves will be distributed
Saturday morning. March attn. at
ten O'Clock TO the boys who will
own and care for them during the
summer. This will take place at
the farm Of the Wilson Brothers.,
three miles west of Lcwisbuvg.
There will be Il meeting held in
the Court House next Tuesday,
March 9Th, Il! 10 Il. III. to consider
the problems Of the dairy interests
and To suggest some possible aids
TO greater profits. Some Of the
things that would help to put Green
bricr County in Il prominent place
in the matter Of dairying are more
and better COWS, The adoption Of
one Of the four dairy breeds. II bull
association in which an outstanding
sire Of proven merit OF the breed
adopted shall be used. both for the
production Of purcbrcdS and for
the grading up of the offspring of
the COWS Of the present herds, bet
ter feeds, better feeding, and a
greater knowledge Of the present
herd.
Mr.. L. !. Perry, Extension Dairy
Specialist from Morgantown, viii
be present, and possibly will be ac-
coInpanied by representative from
the Dairy Division ut Washington.
These men will discuss the sub
jects that have been limited above,
and will conduct round table
talk in which discussion will be in
vitcd.
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rsyorlts fr4acetption. together wisS|
tho loasant Py0stS, After tAkin2
four botelea OF each could DO I'D ei1
dsy.-MR4. SARAH r. TERRY.
An druggists, For send 100 to Dr.
Ptsroe's lnvauds' Hotel In Buffalo,
n. Z. for q tr1al DackASo Of any d.
Ais psaoadiAa. ...-,,...
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THIS WEEK 1HIaIY-rW0 YEARS AGO.
TIE CITADEL. OF TIE uO\l,.
COndcHsed from ISSUE OF FcDFud

The large frame dwelling house
OF Ben Stribbling, (Colored) in the
suburbs OF Roncevcr,c, was destroy
I'd by fire monday night. Insured
for $500.
During The three months ending
Feb, 18th, James Dickson, who lives
near Sinks Grove, caught ii5 skunk
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enc suReriaN As n
aid. I had pals
In my side and
could loarusiy oaI|
anYthin k. MI
back hurt al the|
time and I VGS|
very etrvoua.. No
medicine did ne
any GOOD until d
took Dr.. Pieros1
Golden Medical
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Wise.

biA--l have II capital idea.
biN-h"u cant use my cnpitaI-
Boston Transcript.
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TIL. Main Object

WHAT is your son doing al co,,,o.
this ycar?"
"Mr."
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Completely DISPOSED OF

l'id YOU nail the lic:"
Yes. after l had hammered n.
liar ''
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IN LIGHTER Vein
Caution.

H"-i.e',S kiss and make up
Shelf you're careful I WON,
70. '''''
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Tho Reason.

He is very long in paying h,s
hiiis. THAT is because he is gener-
ally short"
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Dead Gone

Shc~"W"uid YOU be willing 10 lia
Tor me: tie-"Why, I'm dying for
you now
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Pink.
"Speaklug Of the pink Of condi-
ton"
"Yes?"
"All girls nrc wearing It."
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Most men wac pay rs they gu are
slow travclers.
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Side and Back Hurt

Jordan Mines, Ta.-"I Am nsasins
this statement for the bApeft OF snS
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Not Otherwise.

Not Otherwise.
"some say we ought to have m er-
IRA month IN the year. Are you for
nf
eff Il Is Il yacation month";
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tNoTE: The Southern Church.
man. publication of the Episco-
pal Church. carried the following
'rtlcic IN a recent issue. and am
Siad I" have the privilege of pre-.
>enting II through these colu,nnS.l
The daily times., 1921-11-04
w IROEIZED YEAST
,UILDS NEW STRENGTH

quicker results are obtained when
yeast is combined with iron.
The organic iron in Ironized Yeast
is the kind you can easily assimilate
the kind similar to that found in
Spinach and Raisins. 1t helps build
rich. red bIood-and this is needed
in order that the blood may quickly
and thoroughly carry these vitally
necessary vitamines and Other food
elements to the wasted flesh, the
tired nerves, the worn muscles and
the skin.
Ironized Yeast is pleasant to take,
Keeps Indefinitely, and costs about
the same per dose as ordinary yeast,
but is much more effective. Each
package contains 10 days treatment
and costs only dollar, or 10c a
day. Special directions for children
in each package. Sold at all drug
glsts. Made by the IroniZed Yeast
Company. Atlanta, Ga.