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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24

ChcIlO oCdFu, hlS1y ohiICSilC
nema mic poutaveho; chci 81
pojmouti druzku zivota, We
domim, re 2 nj ucinim nejSt ast
nejSi zenu'.
"Chcete Sc ozenitp' zvolala
Anastasie. "Ale, drahy pane
Rabiote, jest to skuteene pray
da, co zde povidate?"
"Nepochybujte o tom, draha
pani Fornierova".
Nyni opet zaujal sve maleb-
ne postaveni, otocil Sc znova k
vdove pokracoval: "Mada-
me, zde We vasi blizkosti, ma
tomto prfjemnem statku La
tourellu, jsem nahle zmenil
sve nahledy a umysly a roz-
hodnul jsem Sc, re vstoupim V
stav manzelsky. Cfm vice Sc
zabyvam touto myslenkou, cim
vice Sc do nj vziju, tim pnvah-
nejSi, tim svudn6jsi Sc mi zda.
! Madame Lurotova, V okamzi-
| ku, kdyz jsem Sc toho nejmene
nadal, buh Amor 1mocnil Sc
meho srdce, ktere zazehl pla-
men dyou krasnych oci. Ne
mohl jsem byti necitelnym pro
krasu obzvlaStni a ctnosti va5i
slecny dcery".
80, pane, drahy panel pra-
villa vdova.
"Vidim-li il, obdivuji-li il
pin dzasu, predstavuji 81, re
mann pred sebou nebe session.
pivsiho andela. Jest skutecne
tez andelem, jezto ma vsecky
dokonalosti andelske".
80, to jest pravda!" myslila
Anastasie.
Use ma tomto milem stvo-
reni mne svedlo", pokratoval
pathosem; "oddana laska k
jeji matce, jeji skromnost, jeji
: orevfena bytost, jeji mila po-
: vaha, okouzlujici zvuk jejiho
hlasu, vyraz jejiho obliceje,
: vSecky jeji vytecne prednosti
2 o byl jsem opojen vunl libez-
: nou panenske cistoty, ktera
prysti cele jeji osoby, jake
! vIn6 kaditelnice. Madame
| Lurotova, ia miluji slecnu Ev-
zenii - CO praviml - ia j
zboznuji! V noci vidim We
c spech jeji postavu, We dne Sc
] tIesu netrpelivosti, nez vstou
PIN do vlaku, bych sem jel
V Dlouho jsem vahal, nez jsen
: Sc rozhodl, bych vam ucinl
/ vyznani lasky. Neduverova
jsem sobe. TAX jest clovek
Q kazdem start ostychavym
y bazlivym. Ale ia musil konec
a ne, ia musil -"
Zayzdechl hluboce a domni
} val Sc, re tento vzdech mus
1 vytecne pusobiti.
D "A nyni", pokracoval, da
L svemu hlasu vyraz skllcenost
IA "nyni, jezto jsem vam otevre
sv6 srdce, nyni, jezto znat
me tajemstvi, nyni, jezto vitt
o DO iakem stesti touzim, tee
o. Jest mi uzko, nyni Sc OBJ
vam -"
e "Vy Sc obavate?"
te "Ano - ObaVam Sc, ze mn
u povazujete "a yelmi snleleho
~ Anastasie, ktera myshia, Z
u jest to velmi primerene, uk'
Sc zati Sc pohnutou pfi teto pr
" lezitosti. drzela sv6j kapes
- s;.tek pred oblicejem, by s'
% Shy - ne, syuj smich z
Gil kryla.
I'M "Ah, madame, zvolal K
m' blot, zdanlive velice potdie
= "ocekavaI jsem tato slova p
Ia vzbuzujici!"
el- Pfejel svoji rukou sve ce
nu narovnal vlasy, ktere Sc by
ne svezly ma stranu pohledl
-+s svoji pomocnici, ktera sc 70
Ia, re mu poyida: "Tedy
predu, ku predui"
Zakaslal a pokracoval OF
slavnostnim hlasem: Mac
me Lurotova, mann tn cest, p
II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24

dceru, pro mne ="
"Ja, madame Lurotova, bu-
du velmi pocten, neodmitnete-
Ii moji prosbu'.
"A proc bych il mela odmit-
nouti, dobrotive nebe?"
"Draha pritelkyne", pravila
Anastasie, "hled'te prece, jak
Sc trese, reknete mu rychle, re
jeho navrh prijimate".
"Ano, ano, pane Rabiote,
prijimam jej, davam vam svoJl
dceru, Evzenie bude vasi pa
ni".
80, dekuji, madame Luroto-
va, dekuji! Otevirate mi ne
ber' zvolal bez sebe. "Nyni mi
nalezi svet!
Chtel bezpochyby rfci: NY
M mi nalezi miliony".
..Daler mysil 81. "Ven S te-
Mi pocityl To vzdy dobre u
Icinkuje".
Pokleknul pred vdovu, ma
klonil svoji hlavu a pravil hla-
sem tresoucim Mako, po-
zehnejte svemu synu!'
lehman vam. Ucinte moJl
dceru st'astnou, pane Rabiote,
a Pan vas "a to odmenIl"
90, to jest krasne, to jest
| pohnutliye, to jest vznesene !!
pravila Anastasie a cinila jake
by utirala slzu.
Vdova, ktera nenohla dele
sve pohnuti premoci, dala sc
| do place a do skytani.
Rabiot vstal, jeho oci zafily
| myslil, re uZ Vyhral. EVZenlt
ld6lala mu malo starosti. y A
Inastasie byla V dobrych ru'
| kou. Mimo to - co mohla de
lat? Pc dobrem neb po zlen
Imusila Sc poddati zdanlive vul
sve sve matky, We skutecnost
lvSak will Anastasie.
Rabiot posadil Sc vedle pan
Lurotove, Anastasie sedla n;
druhou stranu.
Obet' mezi obema vlnnlky.
Pocali rozpravet.
Budouci yet chtel Sc be;
Imeskani zanaSet pripravami
,svatbe. Pravil, ze bude nit
velmi mnoho ma praci, protoz
y pfistim case nebude moe
} tax caste prijiti do Ville-d'
Avary, re tim bude trpeti, al
zc nelze miti vse stesti naJed
nou. Zatim re vsak prece as
pom trikrate jei budou videt
"a tyden, a kdyz bude mozn
: jednou u sniGane.
Pravil, re hodla nabytek sv
! Iho bytu, kteryz jest jiz znacn
! starry, obnoviti. Ze chce, by j.
| no mlada pani mela syuj sailor
svoji svetnici a satni kablne
a Madame Lurotova ma mitl tie
: svoji svetnici a sice vedle sv
dcery. Vse ma byti hodno j
! no manzelky a jeho tchyne. z
i mu ma tom zalezi, by vse dobi
zaridil a nelitoval vydaju. Z
V pomysli tez najati neb koupl
i, venkovsky dun, kde by by
j mono ztraviti krasne rocni p'
e casi.
?, Cd te dolby, co kazdeho dr
/ pfichazi do Latourellu, re d
l. chti po venkovskem zivote. A
ma to re jest jeste cas-, ze
odlozi ma pristi rok. Ze by
le vse ieho pani libilo, dunn, byt
:. zahrada, kratce vse. Ostatl
,e re nikdy nebude mic emit, n
a. | by Sc drive S nj poradil, nez
i poznal jeji mineni. Mluvll
nj nadhernych vecech, ktere z
le myslel koupiti pro Evzenii; n
"a krasnejsi klenoty, jez lie c
stati Il klenotniku. nejjemn
a 81 krajky, nejGrazsi hedvab
n, q sametove latky V prvnl
% modnich skladech ma dosts
Pravil, re vsecky druhe re
10, budou il zavideti a obdivovs
'ly neb re by byla mezi mimi
ma rcven nejkrasnejSi a nejst q
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PRONAJMOU Sc
PRCNAJME Sc byt nahofe

o 4 pokojich, toilet, plyn, 'elek-
trika. Najem $500 mesicna.
Haste Sc V els. 5642 E. A. St.
re Sykora ul. 9-26
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IA PRiCINOU odjezdu pro
daji Sc diva domky ma Velkem
lot6; jeden 5 pok. druhy
0 IL pok., Sc vsim pohodlim,
cihlova garage, blize Broad
way a E. 40. ul., jeden domek
blize E. 93. ul. o Z pok. a kou-
pelna, dlazdena ulice, a 2 loty
ma E. 143. uL cd Kinsman.
Toto vse jest v dneSni Gene
$4,000, pro rychly prodej jen
$4,000 Sc v5im nabytkem,
Polovina hOtov6 a ostatni ma
lehk6 splatky. Haste Sc u A
tlas Finance CO.. 5458 Broad
way a ptejte Sc po Rob. Ko-
hOutovi. 9-24
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PRODA Sc Dodge automo-
bill V dobrem pofadku. Da Sc
LEVINE. Haste Sc v els. 1928 E.
108 st. 9-26
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ZVLASTNI LACE!

Proda Sc dvourodinny dun
o 5ti pokojfch s koupelnou do
lie a to same nahore. Elektri-
ka, plyn, velky sklep, dlazde-
Ia ulice, nese dobry najem.
.Cena $500. MenSi splatka
hotove, vezme Sc tez automo-
bill. BlizSf sd6lf Berger Ele-
ctric Co., 1922 Clark Ave. S.
w. Tel. Hemlock 749, Lorain
1910 L. 9-24
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MODERNf DUN

pokojich dole dvou pokojich
S koUpelnou nahore, proda Sc
lacino, zda-li Sc proda tento ty
den. Je k nastehovani. Haste
Sc els. 3414 zap. so. ul. mezi
Storer Ave. Dennison. 9-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24

POKOJE k pronajmuti V
Plzenskem hotelu od $500 W.
Sc, ySe moderne zarizeno, zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel. Broadway. I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24

PRONAJME Sc yhodne mi
sto pro hollrnu. Haste Sc ma
rohu Union a vych. 1870. trl. Tel.
Broadway 2720. :?
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PRONAJME Sc byt o 6ti
svetnicich koupelnou, vse
moderne zafizeno. Haste Sc v
els. 1854 Z. 116. st. z Kim
sman Rd. 9-24
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MA PRODEJ majetek pro
dive rodiny, lacino, ma Hamlet
Ave, blize 2 linii, Broadway a
Z. 55. kary. A svetnice v pre-
du, A sv6tnice V zadu, gas, uli-
ce dlazdena. Rent sam zapla-
ii mesicni splatky. Cena 3d.
500. Prijd'te sc presvedclt.
The Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma A. ST.
chu, jednatele. 9-24
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p r OBJ N E
OZN A M K Y.
HLEDA SE:

REZNfCI Poor! Bezplat-
ne delnfk prime praci "a Wy
uceni v sekani masa a delani
vuTtu. Haste Sc v els. 1850
W. 81 st. 9-24
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PRODA Sc dunn O 6ti poko-

iich, ulice dlazdena a zaplace-
ma. Haste Sc v els. 1896 E.
1873. ul. 9-29
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PRONAJME Sc byt o 6ti
svetniclch v els. 4701 Perish
ing Ave. dole. 9-24
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druhe ruky prodava a kupuje
V. Sedlacek, 1861 E. 40. st.
--?
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PRONAJME Sc byt 0 tfech
pokojlch nahore, voda, plyn a
jine zarizeni manzelum S dit
kami. Haste Sc v els. 1920 T..
55. ul. :?
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc pokoi pro
jednoho pana, zvlastni vchod.
Sc v els. 1855 Dolloff
Rd., blize vych. 55. ul. 9-27
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PRoNAJME Sc byt 0 4 po-

kojich koupelnou, fernes,
plyn, elektrika a garage. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 1909 Svec Ave.
o-26
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn "a pricinou nemoce. Da
Sc velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc els.
6644 Boston Ave. S. Il. 9-27
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
ASsiGNEE'S NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of November, 1921, the Leader Furniture Company a corpor. ation, doing business at s27 G. avenue, Douglas, Cochise County. Arizona. en- ecuted deed Of assignment for the benefit of it's creditors. 10 the under signed, E. w Graves, vice president of the First National Bank of Doug. las, who was therein appointed as signee. which deed Of assignment is now of record in the County recori- CTS office of Cochise County, Ari zona; that ali of the property O, the said Leader Furniture Company has been transferred to the undersigned assignee upon the trusts provided by law
 Notice is hereby given that al, creditors of the said assignor, the Leader Furniture Company. consent ing to such assignment. shall make known 70 the undersigned assignee their consent in writing within four months from this 10th day of Novem- Der. 1921. and notice is further given to the creditors Of and all persons having claims against the said Leader Furniture Company. assignor. to ex hihi: and file with the undersigned assignee within six months from this 10th day of November. 1921, a dis tinct statement O. the particular n,- ture and amount of his claim against the said Leader Furniture Company which shall be supported by an atti. dav!t of the creditor, his agent or az torney. in accordance with law. The address Of said assignee is Douglas Arizona.
 Dated Douglas, Arizona. this 10th day of November, 1921
 E. ". GRAVES.
 Assignee of the Estate of the Lead CT Furniture Company.
 First pub. Nov. 2. 1921.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
X-RaY PHOTO IS OBTAINED
 OF ROY GARDNER'S HEAD

PHOENIX. Nov 27.--Guarded by several federal officers. Roy Gardner was taken to local laboratory today to have X-ray photographs made of his head Carl Davis, Gardners at torney. said that in case the photo graphs show any deformity in the skull. they would be used to support Gardner's plea of insanity in the charges pending against him in the United States district court in con nection with an attempted mail rob bery here and the theft of some mail matter al Maricopa.
 Gardner claims to have been not normal mentally since he received 2 blow on the head in Bisbee in 1909
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
POWER COMMISSION TO HOLD HEARING ON
 PROPOSED PROJECT

PHOENIX. Nov 27.-Represen,a- tives of the federal power commission will hold a public hearing in Phoenix Jan. ,. according to an announcement made at the governors office yester- day The hearing has been arranged for the purpose of informing interest ed parties concerning the proposed hydro-electric power development of Frank G. Baum on the Black river, located in the upper basin of Salt river All interested parties will be given an opportunity to express their views frankly. fully and publicly con corning the expediency and advisabil- ity of this proposed development, E. C. La Rue, hydraulic engineer of the United States geological survey. stat ed in his notice sent from Pasadena to the governor.
 The hearing will be held in the building of the Salt River Valley Wa ter Users Association.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
DECLARE SKELETON FOUND AT BUCKEYE
 THAT OF KNIGHT

PHOENlX, Ariz., Nov. 26. - lden- tification of bones found near Buck eye, 30 miles west of here, a few days ago. as the skeleton of J. T. Knight. wealthy resident of Wichita Falls, Texas. has been made virtual ly certain. according 10 an announce ment by the sheriff's office here to- night The sheriifs office said the teeth in the skull correspond with those of Knight and described in a telegram from Wichita Falls.
 4 local Pathological laboratory is examining the bones as an attempt to complete the Identification by es- tablishing the similarity of fractures, the announcement said.
 Knight was last seen in Buckeye on July 9. when he passed through there in his automobile on his way 10 Cali fornia His automobile was found q few days later six miles from the point where the bones. badly charred, recently were located.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
MARSHAL FOCH ANXIOUS
 TO SEE CANYON AND
 PETRiFIEo FORESTS

AMERICAN LEGION SPECIAL FOR MARSHAL FOCH. En Route. Nov. 2s.-Ferninand Foch. mashal of France. and guest of the American Legion. on a 25.OO0 mile tour through the home of the doughboy, gob and marine. today told Alton T Roberts. chairman of the Legions reception committee, that two of the sights he is most anxious 10 see are the Grand Canyon and the petrified forests of Arizona. known in France as among the greatest natural marvels Of the world
 The marshal was interested in see ing the great industrial centers of the east. where munitions are made, but said today that he is most interested in sights that are distinctly American specialties. and are not to be duplicat- ed in Europe,
 The American Legion's specia; train will arrive in Arizona early on Monday morning, December ., en route from Los Angeles over the San ia Fe. The party will visit the Grand Canyon from ?. m. until 6:30. when the train will pull out for long run across New Mexico and Texas for Houston. It is doubtful today wheth er there will be time enough to gratify the marshal's wish to turn off 10 Hol brook. to see the petrified forests.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
ANNUAL STATE TAX CONFERENCE TO BE
 HELD DECEMBER ts

PHOENIX. Nov. 27.-Issuing a call for conference. the state tax com mission yesterday notified the assess ors of the fl counties of the state that the annual event had been set for December 19 The date has been ad- yanced a month earlier than usual owing to the new automobile law which requires the county assessor not only 10 collect the tax on the mo- tor car but issue the license and col feet the fee which has heretofore been the duty of the secretary of state. A detailed discussion of the law which provides that the assessors handle the automobile business was deemed advisable before the first of the year. when the 1922 licenses will be issued. Ernest R Hall. secretary of state, will be present at the meeting
 Other matters of business that vii: be taken up at this time will be methods of valuation of different classes of property. A uniform meth cd throughout the state will be rec commended by the tax commission. The State County Assessors asso citation will also hold a meeting al this time which will be presided over by the president Of the association Victor c. Wagner. O, Santa Cruz county
 The assessors of the different counties include:
 A. F. Thurber, Apache county George R. Henshaw. Cochise county William Beeson. Coconino; William | G. Duncan. Gila; J. Myron Alfred. Ora ham; R. J. Coleman. Greenlee: Harr, Pierce. Maricopa w o. Ruggles. Mo have; w E. Shumway, Navajo; V s { Griffith, Pima Thad NJ Moore, Pinal , Victor J Wager, Santa Cruz; C. F ] Century. Yavapai; A B. Ming. Yuma
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
VASoUEZ DENIES HE IS CONNECTED WITH
 NEW MEXICO REVOLT

MORALES, Ariz., Nov. -7.-Roman 4. Vasquez, who was arrested in No gales, Sonora, few days ago on sas- picion of having been connected with an alleged revolutionary movement there and who escaped across the in ternational boundary, today issued a statement here in which ne denied that he was connected with the al legged revolutionary plans. He also said that he did not intend to return to Mexico.
 The fact that I was college chun years ago of General Cantu at Cornell university" said the statement, probably led to the suspicion that I was connected with the proposed re- volt, inasmuch as it was alleged that Cantu was connected with the recent trouble in Lower California. I have not seen Cantu in years; don't know where he is, and I have not had any communication with him."
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
KILL ONE OF cANANEA
 PAY ROLL BANDIT

DOUGLAS. Nov. 27.-Word was re ceived today by W. D. King, attorney for the Cananea Consolidated Copper company, that Rafael Ortega. one of the four men who held up and rob- Led the mine payroll at Cananea about the middle of this month, was killed early yesterday at his house by officers under the command of Col. Manuel Aguirre. Aguirre and his men went to Ortega's house early in the morning to search it. A pistol taken from the company paymaster was found under q mattress. The officers then noticed some loose boards in the ceiling, and on further examination, found a can containing money. Ortega then confessed, giving the names of the other three men implicated with him and delivering all the money he had, amounting to about 2500 pesos Mexican gold His confession was written down and he signed it. He then made q break to escape and was killed. Colonel Aguirre believes that he will soon capture the three re mIininc memters of the gang
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

U. S. Land once at Phoenix. Ari zona, November 26, 1921.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Nor ton E. Siggins, of Courtland, Arizona, who. on September 15. 1921. made Homestead Entry No. 047162. for NE14. Section 19, Township 19-S, Range 2S-E, G. & S R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before T G. Emmons, U. S. Commissioner, at Courtland. Arizona. on the 7th day of January. 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Leslie Mattingly of Courtland, Ari zona; T. P. McGinnis of Kelton, Ari zona; Henry Grizzle. Mrs. Minnie Wells, both of Webb, Arizona.
 JOHN R. TowLEs, Register.
 First pub. December 2. 1921.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
MRS. EMILY BOWMAN. OLD PIONEER RESIDENT OF
 DOUGLAS, DIES IN ARIZ.

DOUGLAS, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Emily Bowman. a pioneer resident of Doug las died in Phoenix Wednesday while on a visit at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Norah Kelley. of that city. The body was brought to Douglas this af, ternoon. accompanied by Mrs. Kelley.
 Mrs. Bowman was horn in Texas, and spent many years in that state. She moved with her family to Doug, las in 1909 and she has resided here since. She was 6i years old. She is survived by son. Mac Bowman at Globe. Mrs. Norah Kelley of Phoe nix. Mrs. R. L. Ramsey. Mrs. Davis Mcdonald, Mrs. $. L. Mcdonald and Mrs. John Blency.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
MINING CONDITIONS
 REPORTED IMPROVING

PHOENIX. Nov. 27-That there has been a general improvement of condi- tions in the Globe and Miami mining district was the word brought to Phoe- nix yesterday by J F McManus. dep rty state mine inspector, who believes that by April ! there will be 70 per cent of the war production of copper.
 The fact that the smelter of the International Smelling and Refining company took on a force of 200 men 10 days ago has given a bright out lcok 10 the situation in that district, according 10 McManus. The inspec- tor said that il was not necessary 10 bring in labor from outside points the 200 being available in the district He added that should the mines oper, ate on as large a scale as anticipated in the spring the labor will also be gathered from the Globe-Miami dis trict.
 | In the meantime the miners are finding employment in road camps | of the mining communities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
APACHE POWDER PLANT IS
 TO SAVE HEAVY FREIGHT!

BENSON, Ariz. Nov 26.-At Land Station, south of this point, is being completed the plant of the Apache Powder company. a corporation in which most of the larger mining com. panies of Arizona are interested. The only dangerous part of the plant, the mixing department, has been placed by itself. behind hill from the rest of the works.
 Through operation Of the works il is expected a large saving will be made in production costs, for the powder freight rate into Arizona is very high At least this freight cost will be saved
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
MAN OF SAME NAME HURT

BISBEE. Nov. 27.-Local hospital records show that a man giving the name of R W. Gardner sustained a fractured skull in a mine accident on March 26. 1908, and was in the Copper Queen Mining company's hos, pital until about April 6, 1908.
 The patient, according to the hos pital record, was at that time 24 years of age. native of Mississippi, and had resided in Arizona for three months prior 10 the accident
 Neither of the two hospitals here has any record of man named Gardner having been treated during 1909.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
PRESCOTT MAN ENDS
 LIFE ON STEPS OF
 COUNTY COURT HOUSE

PRESCOTT, ATE, Nov. 2S.-Joseph s. Ambrose, 55 years old, was shot and killed near the steps to the Yava- pal county court house here tonight. Local officials said that the circum- stances of his death led them to be- lieve he committed suicide.
 Ambrose, who was a carpenter and miner, engaged in the hardware business in Glendale several years ago. For the past 30 years. his friends say. he had lived a solitary life, working at odd jobs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
MCDOWELL VS. CHENOWETH CASE.

In Division l of the Superior Court today. before a jury. the case of Mrs. Edna Mcdowell vs Hale Chenoweth for damages. was brought to a stop shortly after 30 this afternoon when Judge Lockwood heard arguments on motion Of the defendants attorneys for dismissal on the ground of non jurisdiction
 This afternoon after testimony of the plaintiff had started. Bruce Ste rhenson. attorney for the defendant, Chenoweth, asked for dismissal of the suit under the statutes Of Arizona, which provide that suit of this ma ture must be brought by the admin. istrator of the estate lnasmuch as i, had been proven that the estate of the deceased husband of Mrs. McDow- ell had never been probated the cour, gave the plaintiff attorneys until 3 o'clock tomorrow morning to present further authorities.
 The plaintiff is suing for dam ages over the death of her husband claimed at the hands of the defend ant, and for which he was convicted several years ago in the same court
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
susPENos LEASE ORDER

PHONIX. Nov. 27.-Upon the filing yesterday by the defendants of a no tice of appeal from the decision of Judge Lyman in the case of the Mule shoe Cattle company against the state land board and Rudolph Kuchler. the state land commissioner. for writ of nandamus to compel the defend ants to issue the Muleshoe company lease to three sections of state land in Cochise county, Judge Lyman is sued an order suspending the per emptory writ of mandamus issued by him several days ago pending the de cision of the supreme court on the appeal The Muieshoe Cattle Com pany claimed the state land board had denied it renewal of a lease on the land and had decided to issue lease to F.. \. Schilling. It asked for a court order to compel the issuance of a lease to it and after a hearing of the case several days ago Judge Ly. man issued a peremptory writ of man. damus directing the defendants to is. sue the lease sought