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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
.CCUSERTR|O
WILL LF|GHT To
LAST FOR LIFE
TRIAL POSTPONEMENT
MEETS OPPOSITION
Defendants in Kaber Murder
Case Demand Time to Pre-
pare for Trial

Cleveland June Ii Announcement
t"night by counsel tor Mr.. Eva kaber
and her daughter. Marian McArd!e.
under indictment with Mrs. Mary
Rrick"i her mother. and Mre. Erminia
CnLtNiio for tho first deGrc" murder OF
paniri +. Kabcr. that he VIII ask for n
ontinuance OF their trials. brought
forth Il declaration from County Prose-
cutnr Edward t. Stanton ,ha' h" viii
oppose any delay Until the fall court
term.
TIE attorney foI Mr.. itahcr whose
trial was 81; 70; Jun" -, declared ne
would ask FOR i continuance 30 that he
my have sufficient time 10 prepart a
drc"us" IIc announced the best legal
talent available woull nc engaged 10
assist him 20 save Mrs. kab"r and her
daughter from the electric "haiT Hs
refused to say what plans "t defense
wore under ron ridcr:.tion.
In contrast I" >t","ineEtS attributed
10 MIR Kabrr. Tuesday. that Sh" Is
done" and ready tn tell all" her at
torrcy SAID to,Gly thar Sh" and her
daughter will light desperately {" eS-
cape tn" supreme pclalty. He added
that both would iSsl" public statements
Saturday. lut refused 10 intimate what
thcS" statements would contain.
No word has been received from Dr.
1rctiv-s ,ho hex here today in an cnort
10 apprch"rd twH men. said to be the
actual .,Ssas:ins uf kabor.
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Denver, Juno l6.-The American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor today unanimously re-
pudiated the "one big union" idea.
without discussion the forty-hrst an
nual convention Of the federation sus-
tained the action Of It's committee on
organization in non-concurring on
resolution calling for "one body OF
workers through amalgamauons, feder-
ations and protective agreements"
The declaration presented by ]. l.
Ruley, Of the West Virginia State Fed
Grafton Of Labor. also urged all national
and International unions to insert
clauses in their working agreements
whereby they can render such assist
ance as is needed by any and all crafts,
when called upon to do So
1t asked that all unions arrange the
dates Of their contracts so that they
would expire at the same time.
RACE Issue Involved
The convention was thrown into con-
fusion when several delegates BY OBJ
jections denied the negro delegation
permission to introduce a resolution
cond-mning the mob violence" OF the
"Ku Klux Klan or White Caps' OF the
south.
President Samuel Gompers had great
difficulty in restoring oroer, as nearly
a score OF delegates jumped from their
seats and demanded the names OF the
delegates who had objected.
He declined TO give the names. As
the confusion increased, President VIII
liam Hutchinson Of the United Brother
hood OF Carpenters and Joiners, arose
and said:
If you want to know who the OBJ
jector is-it is l."
Several delegates called his name
aloud as the convention proceeded 10
further business.
Lewis Hay Oppose aompsrs!
The resolution urged that steps be-
taken 10 have the government abolish
this unlawful organization known rs
the Ku Klux Klan or White Caps and
that the federation use Its best en-
dcavors to protect organized LABOR as
represented by the colorcd workers.
A letter wa. read from Eugene '.
pebs. thanking President Gompers and
his associates for their efIofts 70 OBJ
tain his release and the release OF other
political prisoners"
Reports that President John L. Lewis
OF the United Mine Workers. would an
nounce his candidacy for the presi-
dency Of the federation In opposition
to Mr.. Gompers within the next Few
DAYS. could not be confirmed tonight
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Georgia Whites Burn
Negro Church; Several
Blacks are Whipped

Autreyvilie. Ca. June ia negrp
church was burned here today BY per
sons whom the authorities believe TO
have been members Of the mob which
last night applied the torch to the homes
CT several negroes as we'll as to a lodge
and church buildings.
Several negroes were whipped by the
rrob and one was Shot when he opened
FIRE with a shotgun
The disturbances have resulted from
the brutal murder early this week OF
Iorena Wilk| a 12-year-old white girl
John Henry Williams, a negro, was ar
rested charged with the murder and in
custody Of officers narrowly escaped
crowd Of several hundred mon who pur.
sued then in automobiles. Williams Is
now in Jail at Muscogee and will ee
brought to Moultrie tomorrow for ex.
animation before a grand jury.
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Packer Bill
Is Defeated
CLOSE VOTE OF 81 TO
"a IN THE SENATE
Forces Will At
tempt to Secure Recon
sideration Today

Washington. jane l6--Ry 4 vote OF
g. 10 81 the Scat" Today rejected the
hacker regulation bill recommended by
itc agriculture committee and then ad-
juurncd until tomorrow with the rcgula-
tory bi. recently PASSED by the house.
and now measure submitted by Sen
atrr Si"rI.EE. Republican. South Dakota,
prri'ng before IT,
Defeat OF the agriculture committee
bill. generally described as more drastic
than the house measure and introduc-
tion Of :, new h,ll 10y Senator Sterling
threw tho packer regulation forces into
momcntary confusion.
4 resolu' ION Ia adjourn out OF respect
.or Representative Mason. OF Illinois.
VINO died earlier in the day. thercupon
was approved without dissent.
Try For Reconsideration
Leaders in the night for strict regula-
tion or the packing industry, held a
conference Immediately upon adjourn
ment and decided to request tomorrow
a recon sidrration Of todays vote. which
rejected the agriculture committee Dill
py margin OF three. Confidence was
Expressed By Senator Kenyon, Repub-
licar. Iowa. ore Of the leaders that re-
turn o: absrn,ces would furnish enough
ICteS ~ put tnc committee o'ii 'H oub"'
Faii!n; 20 do so. the packer Tegula-
tiun leaders will attempt u obtain pass
age o: the new sterling bill. which pre-
scribe: much the same restriction Tor
the packing business as the agriculture
committee bill, but would lodge the ad-
mln!.tration in the Federal Trade Com
mission. instead or j livestock commits
s!oncr. as provided in the latter meas
urc Should the Sterling bill fail. the
house bill would then be before the
senate.
The So senator's voting to reject the
agriculture committee bill included 81
Rrpublicans and four Democrats. The
bill was supported b. I3 Republicans
and y Democrats.
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Women Identified as
Responsible for Death

,I"yriand. June lb---Mrs. Erm;nia Coz
.,vi'o. under indictment Tor first degree
murGa- in h" death OF Daniel +. kao'r
was ld"nt.f"d late tonight a. the woman
who had diSu"nscd medicine 10 SIX
year Old girl. four years aS", which re-
suited in her death, according 10 county
Prosecutor Edward G. stanton. ldrh-
t!tic,t!on was mad" BY woman whose
name til" prosecutor refused 10 d!Fu'Hr
Reused from her cell in county pail
Mrs. Cniavito admitted. Prosecutor stan
ton said. that she had given the ch,'a
"medicinp" but denied tins was Nhe
cause Of h"- death.
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Sue B, & 0, for 81
Violations Of the i. s.
16-hour Working Law

i'!;i. hY:l;i.. June ih.-r-SnIt l" Ttco''
SSi nn0 md costs vas ilrl aEh!NSl ','''
Ialr!rrnr" & nhi" Railroad company ~
tn United States "Uur h"r" '"'I'F D.!
t. ted STATES Ntt"rE'% Waiter lN''
The pnprrs fi"d III the as" alleged ''r,
H." rai,ru.h company Fi"iA'"! III" -
..nur wor3.:nE ,aw on e" OCCASIONS hHF'
i;G the ltii"r part "f l""". sui vas
rough; t the request Of tho Interstate
y'omrncfar Commission, j. VAS said.
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Indicted for Murder
Of B, & 0, Policeman

Ninsw ,"d. W. Va. June lG--AH in'
G;r'mrnt "harElnE frs; degree nNr"""
va. found ay IN" graz! jury Of fr"'.
In county AGAINST Tiliran jenkins
r,lur"d. Baltimore. Tor th. shooting 10
,i,.a,n rf Thomas 6. barnard. licntcp-
M, "r "stiga;or%, Cumb"rIInd !iv'S
!rn Ealtimor" & OH" railroad. m Wei
n"SGay Iirht. June !, III M"rEantown ry
!, .HGW cod Junction.
y t. pro5ab," that lcr.k!ns aiH 10
brought to tria. ncNt Woch.
Seven trim rld"rS wrr" examined
three ot wh nm wcr" arrested Al Terra
AKA on N" train on winch Lieutenant
I;arnarl was rlurdr-"d. "a" Il the
Witnesses against jenkins was Marion
4. Cur. alleged dcScric: from m" AMY
ard "N-cnnvict. t'ntil recently Curl
had hccu suspected. lie and the oihc"
witnesses will be detained az states
witnesses against Jenkins.
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LEGION MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE ON THE FOURTH

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jun" ga ono
cay membership campaign will he con-
luctcG by tho American Legion, July
I,h Major John - Emery. new com
mandor of the organization. announced
ncrr today following his arrival from
lHdinnapOliS.
Legion members are going to bring
IN one now member each on that day.
MAJOR Emery announced. July 4th Is
the birthday anniversary Of the new
commander"
In statcmen, this afternoon regard
ing plans for the future OF the legion.
Major Eme.y declared the organization
would provide first for disabled men"
7 shall take 4 decided stand In the
matter of immigration. For the sake OF
cur country's welfare believe tho in
flax OF immigrants should be stopped.
or al least permanently regulated"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
POLISH INSURGENTS
HOIST THE RED FLAG

Carl!r. June Decentralization, wNicA
ii" RUSS:r L.. French. L;2rTan and Aus.
'rIrn communist leaders are inowu ~
have been planning. has broke Nu' IN
:no Polish inS"-E"nt force. under k"r-
f.IIjy. in l'pr'r Siicsia according 10 al
VICES received here. Rel flags have
zen hoistcd IN Various iartS O. the
iHGUSir:dl district.
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BULLET-RIDDLED AUTOMOBILE IN COURTHOUSE;
"EXH|B|T A" IN THE TRIAL OF CAMBRIDGE
MAYOR FOR SHOOTING WITH intent TO KILL

Wheeling. testified regarding tho bullet
wounds. Two newspapermen testified
regarding a statement OF the shooting
made by Mayor Calvert the following
day.
The unusual spectacle OF bullet
riddled automobile. the machine in
which McNiece and Mrs. Sargent were
riding. parked in the corridor OF the
court house as Exhibit A" was pre-
sented. The state had the car taken
apart and intended reassembling In tho
court room. but an agreement was
reached between Judge Turnhaugh and
the attorneys. and the car was re-
assembled on the first floor Of tho court
house. Twice today court with the
jurors and attorneys. left the courtroom
to inspect tn" car. When court adjourn
ed tho state had one more witness 10
examine.
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New York. June l6..-Ownership OF
the 495 machine guns and the hundreds
Of spar" parts. seized yesterday by GUS
toms officials after they were found
scrreted on the steamship Enst Side. and
presumed to have been destined for
Ireland. are sill the subject OF invests
CATION hy government officials.
The suns, through the agency OF
federal warrant Of dctrrtion. were re
stored 10 :he possession OF customs
from whom they were taHrn on
a search and seizure warrant by the
Hubnkcn police.
A hearing. set for today, was intend
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Special 20 The Intclligencer.

Special 20 The Intclligencer.
Cambridge. O., June 1S--Thomas Nc
Niece. OF Ba-nesvilie. Ohio. who was
SHOT Icy Cambridge city officials while
sea carchlng for whisky runners, the night
OF March llth. and Mrs. Fay Sargent
also OF Barnesvtllc. who was with Nc
Niece, were the star Witnesses today for
tho state In the case against Mayor
Jacob J. Calvert. charged with shooting
with intent l. kill.
McNiece and compa nlon were in the
formers machine on the National road
sixteen miles east Of Cambridge when
the shooting occurred. Both testified
they Rw the mon. but did not know they
wero officers. and thought they were to
be held up, as they saw flashlights and
reviewers in the hands Of the men.
Physicians from Barnssville a d
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NO Dxc1x1oH REAcHD.

Washington. June 16.-House Repub-
licans at a conference tonight discussed
re-apportionment and the proposed cut
ting down OF the representation OF
southern states in congress on account
of alleged disfranchlsenent OF negroes
No decision. however, was reached.
Another conference will be held next
Thursday night. and It Is expected that
both questions will be taken up again
then.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
ONE BIC UNION
TURNED DOWN
BY FEDERATION
NEGRO DELEGATION
REFUSED A HEARING
Convention Thrown Into a
State of Confusion on
Race Issue

Denver. June 1.-THE execu-
tive council OF the American
Federation Of Labor has finally
and completely repudiated the
international Fe derat I on OF
Trade Unions as It is now con-
Quoted.
This announcement was made
tonight at the convention head
quarters Of President Samuel
Gompers who made public q
copy Of a letter sent to the Sec
retariat Of the European trade
union movement at Amsterdam.
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PROBING THE
GUN MYSTERY
495 Machine Guns Seized at
Hoboken, Turned Over
to Uncle Sam

London. June 1.-the Daily
Sketch says this morning that
tho Scizur" OF arms on board tho
steamer East Side in Hoboken
was due t. lfr enterprise Of the
Irish ofacr. which Informed the
American authorities OF the fact
that the guns had been bought
and were 10 b" shipped
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FUGITIVE CAPTURED.

',"o:ralIa, WASH. Juno lG.--R0y Card
acr fugitive mail rnbh"r Wis captured
here today. CARDIAC" '&c:.r"d from f"d-
"r;rl officers 2; Cast" E"rh .aSt Satur-
day. uhi'e hc:nc tai,Hn I" 'hn Prnit"H-
.iary Al Mcneil Island Wash.
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Constantine Predicts
Victory for the Greeks

smyrna. June liking Constantine.
who has just arrived here t. take a
direct part IN the impending clash be-
tween the Greeks and the Turks. talked
20 the Associated Press to-day concern
ng some OF the main phases Of tho
struggle about 10 begin.
The king said he did not wish to
boast or 10 forecast events. yet he felt
convinced he declared. that the Greek
army. with its morale and spirit In
high state now vas able TO crush tho
Turkish NationaiiSts.
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THE WEATHER

West virginia and Ohto-Partly cloudy
Friday and SasurdAy; Little change In
temperature.
western PennEy1vaniA-Pnrtlv cloudy
and somowhta warmer Friday; Saturday
probably unsettled near Lake Eric; Sat-
urday parTly cloudy.
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St.';"r'nE 49, -c~crd' r. noInt Of,
subscriptions E"r'.-"d '', n"nrh'.r' ~
;hv Int .;"u"cr, far. 'au,.h tI~,u.G.
ti".r prI." ..'r "'":.f.nE r. 'ru 60. h,r.
-'',". ..'nG c''i% :" ."Ic", - '.ri-,
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Athens. June 16.--Rcports that the
French have resumed hostilities against
the Turkish Nationalists in Syria and
ar" making important progress have
been received In Smyrna. says a dis
patch from that city published by tho
Pclitica. General GOurIud. these re-
ports assert. is marching on Aleppo. and
crushing the opposition by artillery fire.
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MEMBERS SCATTERING ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS
IN GETTING NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS THIS WEEK

JUST A PEW HOURS REMAIN IN WHICH TO GET THE WIN
MING VoTES-ToMoRROW NIGHT ENDS THE SPECFACU
LAR RACE FOR PRIZE LIST AGGREGATING 900 IN
WHICH FIVE HANDSOME AUTOMOBILES ARE THE MAIN
AWARDS.
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OF
Misconduct
Sensational Allegations Made
Against Wife of Stillman,
the Millionaire

Toi,:ukrcpS!e. y. V. Juar d "
tcIup,S :" prove misconduct hy Mrs.
Ann" /. S'.l,nan IN her relation with
hec servant and part-lrdiIa guide. Fred
Ecauvli$. were n'adr today in the d.
vorCc ,asr instituted u" James A Still
mar. New NHrE banker.
Ircrc Kelly. "a na-,or maid. frequently
- < HraUyaiS q; the rocantiCo El'lls cs-
ate. standing be",dc Mrs. S,illn:ln' $
bed. rIayirr the rhon graph anI read
!ug 10 ine markers vie. according TO
report O. h"r testimony.
Wore the Indians Ring
Mary Nruy. I maiI declared Mrs.
Stirn.n sometimes us"d n wea" 4
plain band -.r: Nth IN" initials "f.
T." cnv-lvrd ol N" inside. II WAS said.
Asked whether She hal ever noticed h--
mistress with . welding ring on her
Grc--. r." maid replied hat Mrs. SAIL
mars wedding rirG always had re
posed - :. i"wc. ''uN on h"r bureau.
D.:.nE her 'es:irouy. I; was said she
todd OF LIv:-S :ccI Bcauva:S' hand
writing 'nt only on letters hui. within
tho mecca sins worn by Guy Stillin'n.
tho infant son who. Mr.. St!ilIna rharc"S
IS the son o. rScauraiS Inscribed with
in one rrocCaS.u- 4 was said, 'hr t""l-
fed, wgrN tGH WORDS ! NDHc wv Will
rrw:,vS he good 20 his ~l"th'r." and
Ia ,hr other. Il hor" Gay viii eomc day
nnow his tather-
The Nurses story.
Margaret MrDonoug... mo nurse or
Alexander S;iiiman. a Young boy. !c$I-
iie!. ( Vas :sSr-t"d. ma, on one o"ca$I"u
in 1917. Mrs. $tlimdu. HcauraiS. Alex
andcr and a Miss FrEan. dwelt IN IL"
up?c~ story &. :hC "N't!" Cottage" whi."
Guy and his 9U-e" Sirrt below.
Early orr morning Miss M"DNnoUSh.
arnO-din. 60 Z. report -! urr f"S'!HO1.
r.~ ;<l&s.nr The bathroom upstairs. and
vaw Mrs. Sti,mau oumn oUl "f the door
ir h"- k.To0o and enter Ter own room.
The nurs" followed and notic"d 'ha, Mr*.
S;ill!rau'& h"d appeared not !" have h"rn
vi"?t - hGriur ia" nlGki. Th"n. i u.s.
said she testified. that she ".lhed do ~
~. corridor, ,puk"d .n,o tho adjoining
-nrr!. wh:"A had hr"u occupied by
Rra,l"aiS. aad observed ;hat the bed htd
b"Cn ";"p: In.
Tr.ra K"!'}. !: wl$ as'"rtnln"i. ..ld
ir,..,rd .Htr N~s. S'i, mans hnldhac ;.nd
soy tu0 iri'sr., wulrG sNr testified pore
To- Ee'u!,'-:'Ir.. rf We .Graif rh,' -.-ul
.urr. ha' cnU'l no. -"-o,i"rt ;he!r con-
tent.
The" Wa co:Sid.rai,.' '">tiwnug 60
la. - - HS,u wn'- arJ how n"
,a-;oG> servants ard gained ',.r'"' -
letters halonciuE to Mr.. S'il,mdn.
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COUNCILMAN THOMPSON REPLIES
To CHARGES MADE BY G|LL|CAN
Answsr Begins with Petition to Quash
On Ground Of Lack Of Authority
Takes up each count OF charges and
enters apecinc denial Of each one.

ccny g. Councilman Ch, ,S;e- G..
ThOmrsan' answer 10 the contest no
IT," ccr:"i unor NJ. Thompson by
Char,c, +. Gi!iEan. who j. Cun,csuSS z
Mr.. Th"mpsons sea: rs councilman
from ~" Second ward. was filed Y"S-
'rr,ay in the Office Of the city clerk.
Noted ou tho COPY nc tho answer Is rho
rcrord oc acceptance Of service az the
answer ny lion. InhH l.. Arb'nz. one of
-" attorneys Tor Mr.. GiiliGar.
m" answer to thu GilliGaa contest
notices hcgLnS with Il petition to c:iy
rounil To quash tn" contest. th" answer
prepared ~ Attorney J. NJ. RITE. do
clar!rS ;ha, council ha, no; the right.
power or authority 10 conduct :hc in
vrs; CATION sought in the petition o:
Charles I. Giligan.
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III + INTELL &c + \ CE L

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State Of West Virginia.
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BApliss In Detail

Takiug Un practically every o"Lrt or
tie C;ill'can contest. Mr.. ThomnSon's
answer rrpjic, II each charEe a: length
and In detail. Among other things. the
answer sets forth:
Tha; no notice ur contest Fails 10
charrc or specify any trTI3d or nnlaw-
cul or Illegal conduct on N" part OF
any election officials whereby George g.
Peterson, n Gillirou challenger. was in
durcd TO leave the voting place II the
Eleventh street lire station and that
tho notice does not specify any Illegal
act alleged 10 have beHn done by Fire
fcoo+1nu.6 on para Ntnel
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CONTINUED on Page Ntue.)
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-13

money in the cowboy races. He also won the prize for the prettiest horse in the parade, his "Blue% being a beauty, difficult to beat
 Goes to Wyoming
 Lee Robinson, the Blackberry rider who won the calf-Ning championship at the Frontier days, is leaving for Wyoming, where he will compete in another roundup contest. Robinson tied with Cheyenne Riser as winner of the parade prize for the contest ant entering the greatest number of events. The prize, J. B. Stetson hat, was gathered in yesterday by Robinson, Cheyenne generously ac- cording the other his share in the prize.
 Way Out West
 Publicity for the Frontier sports of Prescott is given in the Western Drug Review for July, in the sec tion devoted to Arizona. The pub iicity consists of a photograph of the horse-race at the Way Out West show, that inspired preliminary to the Frontier days. The winner of the race, Harry Brisley, is given men ton in connection with the paragraph on the Arizona sports. The Western Drug Review. reaches druggists all over the west
 Praises Frontier Days
 The crowd from Blackberry and Mohave county which attended the Frontier days events to participate in the contests, is highly satisfied with the big show and with the treatment accorded them by the management, it was stated yesterday by Ben Gar rett one of the Blackberry boys. Garrett says the Frontier days show was one of the best managed events of its kind he has ever seen. He had two bull horses, two calf horses and a cowpony entered in the con tests, and made some fast time in the calf-tying, a little over 21 sec onds. Among those coming from Blackberry, Mohave county, were MT. and Mrs. Charley Duncan, Mir. and Mrs Walter Lynch, MT. and Mrs. N. B. Tyree, Bill Garrett, Ben Gar rett, Walter Long, Lee Robinson, Frank Stevens and Ramon Contreras. They say they're certainly coming again next year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-13
From Fridays Daily) On Lands Business

J. D. Jones, assistant forester for the southwestern district, in charge of lands, has arrived in Prescott, and will remain on the Prescott forest during the rest of this month. This is Jones first visit to this forest, and he will pass much of his time going over the territory, as well as looking
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-13
On Sad Mission

Charles Brisley will leave today for Pasadena, Calif., where he will visit with his family for two weeks, It will not be particularly pleasure trip for MT Brisley, as his son died only three weeks ago, and it is a sad trip for him. He IS connected with the Brisley Drug company of this city.