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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-05-05

,he day in fres.
 Hall and J. c, Mekelvey or c.'s, k, are in town today;
 ,o Tom Raiford of Stockton IS uneit ,n'a cjty today. greeting old friends
 w p vhitten of Sutton is a Prescott visitor today.
 Y Hughes Jr., of Emmet' came up .,,s morning on No' o.
 thi'
 v1oe of Mt. Moriah, was pleas .. .' osller at this office today up'
 poole of Little Rock, spent the sore yesterday on business oa'
 Shell of Jackson township Il ntod bnsiness here yesterday. 4 Moore and Martins the poard VIII a.o,,oap next Tuesday evening May Srd
 urs I M. Mcfarland of Emmet' in our city yesterday, the guest ol wr and Mrs. Levi Moore.
 "A Moore and wife of Ernmet, vis, ,.ad the families of Ebb Moore and msoodore m Elgin here yesterday
 co,ntv Clerk AIgia billiard issued marriage license this morning to Ar .,nr williams and Marguerite Morgan colored, of Emmet
 The Ozan Mercantile company pre- ..n,s a classy show window bedecked -, dollar bills. announcing some real bargains tomorrow.
 
 s,oon Cummings left for Fl Dorado this morning where he resumes work for the Standard Oil company on the rine line between Fl Dorado and Ho- mer, La.
 Miss Amy Moore, who graduates this roar at Henderson Brown college, ana who is a member of the champion pas Iot boIl foam of the south. will spend tbe week end at home here with her narents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Moore. Mrs. Cora Mum, her son. John C. Mum. Eugene Ward. Homer Graham, E,ys Bush. Clio Wick and Nancy Will son were in the crowd leaving this morning for Camden We hope to see them bring back again the big silver cup.
 If you kill only one mosquito. it may mean the saving of one life; and that one life might be some day given over l to the service of his country as pres l ident, newspaper reporter. or road oy- erseer or any of the minor Occupa- l tions Get busy
 We are pinning our faith to Homer Graham today in the Athletic events to be staged in Camden. Homer will en- ter the 100 yard dash, 220 yard low hurdle running broad jump, and Il mile run. He appears in the pink or condition and is confident of the out come of the contests today.
 Hon, Steve Meador spent last night in this city and was up bright and early this morning ready for return to 0kol0na on No 32 The activity and popularity of Uncle" Steve increases with the passing years, as does the okolona Messenger, whose pages breathe the welcome weekly message from his gifted pen.
 
 W. k. Martin of Rosston, route ?, transacted business here this morning J. A White and wife are invited to the Gem tonight as guests of the man agement
 d. Il. Mckinney and brother. Bernice, MeKenney, of WIlisville, were in town this morning
 A. j. Brooks, whose home was de- stroyed by the recent storm. was in the city yesterday.
 Lawrence Price, son of MT. and Mrs. H. h. Price, of this city, is out of school today on account of sickness.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-05-05

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The National Guard Company shows up we'll in uniform and drill. Last nights maneuyers on the streets, indi cate the boys readiness to grasp mili- tary training, and their knowledge of commands and quick response thereto, could not but challenge the admiration of the home folks who watched them perform. Prescott is proud of her National Guard.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-05-05

Traffic is now open on the Lane Sais ana Sutton and Gale roads. Judge
 a"As reports completion of a new 'ase at the south end of the levee on .ae Laneburg Sutton road. where the mn N Uriuge recently washed away. W are some low places washed out M 'he steel bridge on the Gale road, n 'udge Franks says, will be fixed ,',ow Even now, however, the
 N apssable. Repairs are being |.s rapidly as possible at all dam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
COLLEGE "BOYS"
WHOOP 'ER UP
Everybody Happy During
Large" Night at U

Fifteen hundred boys some gray.
haired and sem. not haired al all.
recalled their college days az bots.
ferrous. rollieklng College nlrht at
the University OF Washington las,
night.
The old university gymnasium.
fiaxs and pennants hanging from
rs raftsrN. and its floor covered
with sawdust and shaylnEs. was
hast TO alumni from Yale. Centre.
Michigan. Dartmouth. California.
and tho rest University Of wash.
lns,on graduates were In charge
Of the party.
College spirit ran riot Michigan
and Wisconsin competed In noise.
A principal event on the program
waa a battle royal between heavy.
weight BOXERS representing Harvard
and Yale. uarvard's representative
was of super drcadnought oonatruc.
ton while Yal.'s defender WINS built
more on destroyer ilnes. The de.
cision was given 60 Harvard by
Referee Jim Arbuthnot after
three rounds.
Miss Patsy Anen. dubbed with.
hazel" BY the boys. sang and
danced Some will not remember
that abe sang. but ali testify 20
her dancing ability.
II was large party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
MARIE DRESSLER'S
SECRET is Barred BY
HUSBANDS" DEATH

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.--The secret
IN the life Of Marie Dressler, ac-
trcss, has been laid bare with the
death Of James n. Dalton, Bos-
ton, known to friends as her hus-
hand.
Miss Dressler was on her way
70 Corning. N. Y. with the body
Of Dalton. which will be buried in
the Dalton family lot.
A representative OF Miss Dress
Ter said today that Dalton was
married to Mrs. l.. A. Dalton. 60
Brighton ave. Allston. a suburb
OF Boston.
Thru her confidsnts this In the
story Miss Dressler told:
i met Mr.. Dalton in 1907 when
ne was in financial straits. I
hired him as my manager. We
grew TO care for each other and
decided to get married. Then he
confessed he had a wife In Bos-
ton.
I'VE went to her and asked her
10 give him up and get n divorce.
She refused. He never went home
after that, but sent her month.
~ allowance"
Dalton died at a hotel shortly
after he arrived here to Join Miss
Dressler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
SAN FRANCISCO
CREETS F0CH
In Best OF Spirits as He Is
Welcomed by Thronqs

SAN FRANcISpo. Dec. s.--san
F'raneiHco today welcomed Marshal
Forh.
Tn. marshal arrived In Berkeley
from the Northwest AZ $40. Leaving
the train. be took an automobile trip
thru Berkeley and Oakland. and
again took special car. which
brought him 90 tire Oakland Mole at
. A. m. where the official reception
committee. headed by Mayor James
Kolph. greeted him
An immense throng which had
gathered about the ferry building In
anticipation Of his arrival went wild
when u caught glimpse Of the little
figure in blue. -
Foch was IN the best Of spiritn.
and expressed himself ns "cnchant.
ed with the Golden Gate and tho
view OF Fan Francisco from the bay.
F'och then revsewed n parade OF
soldiers. sailors and marines AT the
civic center. closing the ceremony BY
placing wreath on tho Victory mon.
ument.
Foch'r plans include constant
round OF official duties during the
day. After n banquet reception
will be held tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Man in the Moon
Is Truck Gardener

NEW YORK. Dec. The un.
warranted assumption that the moon
IL dead and that nothing can Ilv. on
u has caused astronomers to fail to
study ". according to Prof. william
II. Pickering Of Harvard. one Of the
greatest Astronomers. who. In a re-.
port on two years observation of
the moon. asserts that the existence
Of ilfa Is more eaaliy traccable on
the moon than on Mars.
Crops grow on the moon at the
rate OF two a day. the day there be
ing as long as two OF our weeks
They are believed 10 grow only in
the craters. with which the face OF
the moon Is extensively pi,tcd and
which are believed TO contain water
and possibly supply OF heat.
Professor Pickering has discovered
steam Issuing from some OF the sup
possdly dead craters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

Mr.. Knuetsen. like most all who
every method advised by friends
and doctors. when finally II WINS
suggested that he take the trip
to DIR. Loughney's Institute and. rs
a last resort. he prepared for the
journey. As soon as he arrived
he was carefully examined and the
Baking process was applied TO hts
crippled and aching body. and that
was the beginning OF the end of
his misery. His dreadful and con.
slant pain has all left him: he
sleeps all night and is rested on
awakening; he has recovered his
appetite: his nerves feel soothed
and rested; his eyes are bright
very bad condition OF yellow
jaundice which was present is
cleared up and gone and the pallor
In his face that indicated plainly
his weakened and starved.out sys-
tenn, has given way to rudy,
healthy color. In two weeks time
under the treatment Mr.. Kneutsen
gained 10 pounds.
"well. results are what talk:
look at the two photos, one taken
after Mr.. Knuetsen had taken his
first treatment and was able 10
sit up and pose for the photog.
rapher, and the harder, happier.
looking photo. taken after two
weeks treatment--now Judge.
y youch for the above rs being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
IS Husbands, l Baby
Credited to Woman

CHICAGO. Dec. with Is
husbands and one baby TO her credit.
Helm Ferguson Drcxler. Of New
York. IL in jail on charge OF hav-
in8 collected as high as ssoo month
IN sailors and soldiers allotmcnts.
Mrs -Drexler." who declares she has
never been divorced. peran her mar.
riaxe escapades In 1917. when she
married. Wilfred Taylor. soldier
several other enlisted men followed
Their wife states now that she 10
- nut on soldiers and sailors. bur
Goesnt like marines. The baby.
oatd to be the child OF the first hue
hand has been recorded as the child
- each man In service. and has re
cetved several child allowances from
he government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Police tale.
OF SHOOTING.
QUESTIONED.
County Authorities Probe
: Killing of Waiter
i by officer

Not entirely satisfied with the
u explanation given for the death
Z of Rudolph Il. Noclker. shot
eArly Saturday by Bernard I.
Hunt. police telephone operator.
county officials are investigat
Il iuk the case.
No charge has becp filed
3 against Hunt. who maintains
4 the killing was accidental. but
Cc~uner w. II. Corson has mot
+ yet accepted the police version.
N The shooting took place In front
~ police headquarters shortly after
midnight.
Hunts story OF the killing indt
Gated that Noelker had reached for
the pistol as the policeman was
Showing 1t TO him with the barrel
vomiting toward voeiker's heart. The
pistol. a Colt automatic. was dis
charged as voelker grasped the trig.
ser and the safe~y catch in picking
4 up.
y Police heard the shot. and rushed
cut to find voelkcr dead beside Hunt.
Nho was holding the gun. The body
Was taken To the morgue. pending an
1Bvestigation OF the tragedy.
(, Noelker had come 20 Seattle from
lan FRANCISCO few days ago. lie
H2s employed as a waiter In res
&nursns on Fourth ave. He had two
brctherx. O. J. Noelker. OF Portland.
md T. r. Noelker. OF san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
FREE STATE IS
OFFERED IRISH
Latest Proffer OF Premier Is
Considered

LONDON. Dec. s.--sinn Feln has
been offered an Irish free state"
within the empire. with n legal
dominion status effective one year
from the date OF its acceptance and
the provision that Ulster can enter
after six months. the London Times
declared here today In a supposed
outline Of the details OF the latest OF.
fer OF Premier Lloyd George.
The plan. being considered by the
dali cabinet In Dublin today,
specifies that Ulster would retain all
her financial rights. il was stated.
The details OF the proposals, as out.
lined by the Tinea. are:
Ulster shall collect all revenues. re
hitting any surplus TO an ailIrish
parliament.
The ail-Irish council could not tar
raw materials or imports from Great
Britain.
There shall be no religious en-.
dowmsnts made by the parliament.
No qualifications Of the agreement
could be changed by action OF the
parliament after acceptance.
Ireland would have a triple oath,of
allegiance to the Irish free state.
the empire and the king"
Ireland and Ulster would have ter.
ritoriai armies proportionately.
A boundary commission OF three
representatives from England. Sim
Fem and Ulster. will be appointed.
The south OF Ireland shall submit
the proposals. to a general election
before the ali-Irish parliament can
be established.
Unofficial predictions wer- made
here that II Sim Fein accepts the
proposals. Britain will enforce them.
regardless OF Ulster. without attempt
to ''coerce" her
DUBLIN. Dec. 3.--The Sim Fem
cabinet met here today to hear the
reports OF the London peace dele.
gates on the latest offer Of Premier
Lloyd George.
A favorable decision will lay the
basis for renewed hope. hut II the
plan is rejected serious consequences
were feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
ub-Story" Burglar
Still at Work Here

A "subeiory- burglar committed
his fifih crime this week. when he
broke into the home OF r. Meyer.
1917 i7th ave. ~. thru the cellar.
early Saturday.
A purple vanity Dor. containing
face powder. rouge and powder puff.
was he only article stolen from a
house at sis 2ist ave.
The homo OF J. Long. zi73 James
VI. was robbed while the proprietor
Was IN Jail.
II. J. Zierthnler's store. at 1000
Jackson st. wac robbed Of 100 In
cash and checks.
Fifteen 100 pound sacks Of sugar
and 81 were stolen from the wash
ington Candy Co. 1915 Howell ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
D0DCES RAIN OF
BULLETS IN Vain
Dope Suspect Caught After
Thrilling Chase

- Dodgins volley Of bullets ~
- Ned thru the door OF tho Owl
Messenger CO.. 1890 seventh
ovc-, Earl Wright. 10. ran down
Wesuake ave. while four police
nDen empticd their rcvolvers 1t
him.
After a chase Of several blocks. he
wns captured by members Of the dry
squad. and with four OF his compan,
ton4 o. knudsen. A. c. willis. c. ID.
FOX and II. Hillman. a messenger.
wAs taken 10 the city Jail. and all
we're held on open charges as narcot-
6 suspects.
The raid was made late Friday
right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
NOTE: DIR. LOUGHNEy NOW
MOVED TO NEW LOCATION

Or. Loughney's Bake oven treat.
ment offices are located AT the cor.
ner OF Fifth and Union. in the
crary Bldg. rooms Sio-Sil-sl2-s1s-
si4.
DIR. Loughney is assisted by com.
petent lady nurses. Hours. . a. m. TO
6 y. m. Sundays. 3 TO IL only. Tel
ephone Main 6242. Only the totally
invaiided or bcdridden cases are
treated In DIR. Loughney's Bake
oven Sanitarium in Kirkland. All
cases which can come to the offices
in the Cmry Bldg. are treated Mt
those offices. Write for free litera.
ture and references, or better yet,
so and have DR.. Loughney make
careful examination OF your case
don't suffer needlessy or longer
Start the treatments without delay
you Will be well satisfied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
TRY TO PROVE
BURCH MOTIVE
State Attorneys Prepare to
Present Fourth Point

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. a.
with no court session in the Arthur
C. Bufeh murder case slated for tn
day. the prosecution waa preparing 70
present on Monday the fourth and
most difficult point IN it's array Of
cfrcumsfantiul evidence. This point
IL the motive.
The state will attempt 10 show by
John -. Kennedy. and possibly by
Mrs. Kennedy. parents Of the muir
dered broker. that Msdalynne Oben.
chain had an uncanny Influence
over their son and that they had
tried vainiy TO break off his affair
with the beautiful divorcee. =
other witnesses viii be called n
prove that Madalynne had an equally
strong influence over Arthur G.
Burch-an influence strong enough
20 make him come 10 Los Angeles NJ
her request and AID her In accom-.
pllshing the death Of John Bolton
Kennedy
Already the prosecution has built
up three Of the four walls with which
IL proposes 10 hem IN Burch from all
possible escape.
II has made out the following case:
]. That Burch came from Chicago
NJ Madalynne's request and that he
brought n shotgun with him.
2. That the two alleged conspira~
,ors kept an almost daily watch over
the offices Of Kennedy. the victim.
3. That Burch rented an eutomo-
bile from a local garage on the night
Of the murder. and that the speed.
Ometer OF the machine aftersarx.
showed IL had been driven the exact
distance from Los Angeles 70 Beverly
Glen and return by way Of Santa
Monica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Foch Is Welcomed
by Californians

REDDfNG. Cal. Dec. Marshal
Ferdinand Foch was given his first
welcome 10 California here al 1910
last night when. despite the fact that
his train was 10 minutes late. the
marshal made u io.mlnu,e stop and
addressed crowd OF 2.ooo people
from tho rear platform Of his spe.
clal car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Case Against Miner
Dismissed in Court

Frank Rookie. union coal miner
charged with resisting an officer. In
free Saturday. following the dis.
fnlssal OF IN. canc against him Fri.
day afternoon by Superior Judge
Austin r.. GrffItha. Rookie came
into superior court on appeal from
conviction and sentence in justice
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
BRAND Explains
Arms Conference

PARIS. Dec. s.-Premler BRAND
explained the results so far obtained
al the Washington arms conferences
TO his cabinet today.
Particular stress was also placed
on the PREPARATIONS situation growing
out OF reports that England favors
a German moratorium which Is op.
posed by France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Nonpartisan League
Will Quit Politics

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. J. - With.
drawai Of the national nonpartiaan
league from politics was forecast By
leaders here today. In the future.
according 10 plans for reorganization
now under consideration. the nonpar.
tisans viii merely indorse oandi.
dates and not place active seekers Of
office In the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
STORES SALES FOR
DEC. l JUST EQUAL
TO THOSE or 1920

Condolences don't all happen
In movies and novels. Here's one
that developed In Frederick A
Nelson's.
An executive IN the big store
wondered how December business
was starting off. so he looked up
the December l sales for both
1921 and 1920. THEY WERE
THE SAME TO A DOLLAR.
That indicates. tho. that Seattle
ties are buying a great deal more
goods this year. as the same
amount OF money represents
more mercha ndIse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Sim FE|NERS'
SHIP IN WRECK
Cambria, Carrying Dele.
gates, Rams Schooner

HoLYHEAD. England. Dec a.
The steamer Cambria. conveying
the Irish delegates. Michael Collins
and Cavan Duffy. to Dublin. for the
Sim Fein cabinet meeting today. col.
hded with a schooner in the Irish
sea.
The schooner was cut in half.
A detailed inspection of the Cam.
bria determined she was slightly
damaged, and II was decided 10 re.
turn TO Holyhead. She arrived here
early this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
GIVES SCHOLARSHIP

An annual scholarship Of SIS has
been Offered by Beta Gamma Sigma.
honorary business fraternity at the
university, TO the sophomore IN bust.
neHs administration who completes
the year with the best record. The
student must be rclf.supporting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03


a correct and true statement OF my
marvellous change between the
pbove dates. The credit is oil due
TO DIR. Loughney's Bake Oven and
correct eating. intend TO stay
right with the dict. My recovery
Is complete.
lSignedt kNUTE KNUETSE.N.
Hopkins. Mimi"
Mr.. Knuetsen returned To his
home and has been working stea l.
lily ever since. at his trade of black.
smithing, for the Minneapolis
Threshing Machine Co. MIR. Knue;-
sen now says; II never felt so
well in all my life as I do since
took the bakes. can eat we'll
and sleep wen and my work is a
pleasure to me. | haven't had
trace Of my old troubles since l
took the bakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
,Erratic Weather
Results in Colds

NEW YORK, Dec. THE quick.
change weather has produced an un-
precedented epidemic of colds here.
In one large business firm more
than 20 per cent OF the entire office
force il sick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Rum Costs Him Car
as Well as a Fine

Jack I.ifief pleaded guilty before
Federal Judge jeremiah Neserer Fri.
day TO liquor charges and was fined
$3.50. In addition his automobile was
conflscated and VIII be sold at auc.
ton December %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Local Oil Company
Makes Big Strike

Many Seattle people have been
benefited thru the striking Of oil in
the Lucille Co. well at Eldorado
field. Ark.
The company was financed by r..
y. Cloud and N. q. Loop. with of.
fees at f52s.7 L. c. Smith bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Paralysis Attacking
Cattle in Africa

CAPE TOWN. Dec. IAN ex.
traoralnary epidemic OF paralysis Is
killing thousands of cattle. horses
and mules ON the Rand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

CHICAGo.--FoIlowing is.s dates
announced BY International Associa.
don Of Fairs and Expeditions: IA.
etfle International Live Stock tx
POSITION. Portland. November All,
Montana State fair. Helena. Sep
>ember $3.50. Midland Empire fair.
Billings, September 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
% % ;s$., AGREEMENT OF POWERS s1n !; 3

Great Britain-the heart of the Hughes proposal.
The exact why Franco is being included in the
understanding not yet revealed. However, il is
pointed France Of the great world powers and
with Japan Great Britain and the United States,
of the foar great powers having vital interests in the Pacific
and the Far East,
Members of TIE French delegation have conferred with
the big three the decisions which have been developed
and IL is understood that France is in entire accord with
what is being done.
There be warke clauses in the understand
ing such existing in the Anglo-Japanese alliance
The part the understanding regarding nonfortifica-
ton of the Pacific islands will involve dsmantlemen to
certain of of the existing Notifications and
pledge by the three great naval and France not
forfy further their many Pacific islands, it is UNDER
stood
NON FORTIFICATION OF
ISLANDS IN THE PACIFIC
The islands which this plan will be particularly applied
TO are expected be the American islands of Guam and
the Philippines and of the japanese BONN island
bases-these islands stretch down in a line from the
southern part of the coast of Japanand possibly others
OF the Japanese island bases There may be some pro-
visions for the guarantee of the security of the Philippines
The understanding TO be framed regarding fertilization
Pacific islands the result of Japans fears for her
national security under the 60 per cent ratio allowed by the
Hughes proposal Because of her great distance before
Japan could be successfully attacked by the attacking
nation would have to have the aid OF fuyequpped bases
for great fleet TO Japanese shores ii believed
So with the guarantee that there will not be established
such bases Japan at least her chief delegate, Baron
Kato here is willing to agree to the hughes 60 per cent
ratio instead of continuing her fight for 20 per cent
ratio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

TIE FIRST OFFICERS Of the
West Side Commercial league were to
be elected Saturday night at Carpen.
terx' hall.