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Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
MISS THOMPSON
 GIVEN FAREWELL
Honor Guest at Party Friday Night Given Gifts of Remembrance
 o. Work

Bliss Elizabeth Thompson. lor che nr.t two terms Instructor In dome ae science and high school subjects n Hc u1ur'a. Ueb School was hmord vIth a surprise party last. Friday evening at Che home of Mrs. John Feui which was attended by u... hm thirty guests. most oi whom wore tbo mothers Of pupils mue received instructions from Mus Thompson.
 During tHe evening Miss Thomp- or va. presented vh a beautiful bar pin o. old ivory and gold and % Ho. of stationery br Che parents and m. chIIr.n or Che school as mark .. appreciation of her work during n... rdmoc hero In accepting m. ale Miss Thompson told O. Che nm .ymmt she had had in her work
 and of h0r rere. n mot being able .o r.-mn uest term.
 .t uhst which was played dur i'm. uc n.uns Nu James chria- tao won arst pr.zo Mrs. Esd Crowc
 lud Mrs. John Foud consolation .r. Nra X. L Anderson. cut pr.l.
 Among those present. were Mos I.ua A E ChrHoe. F. A. J. Gall va- James Chratoe. D. IT. chr.fioo IT. G NacDonaid Felix Gray Jack Wilson, Leo ueNytt E Grove E. B. ercn. A. Kror1v.st F Vcsoia F Oliver. c. Grmdlo- A. L. Anior son. Wm Franks O Widcmmn P caahon. J. Caahon. J. F. Henson . t. Garu. J Patterson. M Hahn Choa sor J. FcuaL Che Misses Elizabeth Thompson Beth Stuart Esther Cashcn Augusta W.dcmouu. M1m.' reua. Elizabeth Fog..
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
ON VISIT

Mrs Karin E Preston. for many years resident of Douglas ia.aud. arrived here on One Princess Mary Wednesday morning for visit at Che home or Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. LcNo.r at TroadwcIl She was ac- compamcl by her young aou.
 Mu Preston was formerly Karin Anderson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson. pioneer residents Of Che Island Her husband was Charles Preston. mtl his death chief electrician for tho A.uta Juneau Gold Mining Company Mrs. Pros tou has boon living Iu Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
BABY DAUGHTER

X baby daughter vas born Co Mr. and Mrs Hubert Nmdcn Wyer ye. frrIay morning at $ o'clock at thc.T homo i'm ths city, Tho itt.e lady weighed S pounds a. birth and ha. b.cu named Alice Marie
 This H Che fur granddaughter O. Mrs Jnu Nnieu Wyor who TO- euuy arrived from Seattle for a visit uIIh Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Nm Icn Wf.r
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
MASONIC DELEGATE

Charles schramm WorshIpiu' Master of Gaatinoau Lodge. 12f, F. & A. M. lcft on Che Princess Mary last night on route Co Spokane Wash. to attend Che grand lodge as a delegate from Che local Masonic lodge.
 After attending Che sessions of tho grand lodge Mr. schramm win visit h's parents at Bcllingham. Wash- for umo.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
TO ATTEND NORMAL

us mH haI.o. who has been t..hnr school a' THaaoe dur.ne the present school term arrived In Che ate on Che E'ebetf Monday She had boon on Q trip to s.tsa since tre clos. of the schoo. term
 NH tato 'e.I yesterday morning eu ront. tn H.Uueham. Wash uI.rr sHe u.U r.fonI lhe Wwh.ne- trn satc Normal
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
GETTING BETTER

t..mIne to reports received by MT and Mrs. GuH.r GwIIr o. th.s atr .he condition %, tho.r son. os.r who has boon in a Seattle fnn". for many months .a.cr'nf from hip trouble continues 'o Im- prove m on. o. On. Ias. 'e,teu TO- ..r.I from him. Oscar a'a-e. Cha, Che .nt.n.. pain Inn has suffered Cor months n.. .r him.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
TEuAKEE HAN DEAD

Andrew Eiefsan. @ resident Of renaEcc for thc past five or six years. was found dead in hia cabin ot that place late lasl week. He had been sick for a long timo from stomach trouble Ho was at one time em- ploycd at Troadwoll
 Mr. Eloiscn was about G0 years of age. a native of Norway. and had been fisherman most of bis life. Wa funeral took place at Juneau on Tuesday afternoon.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
KARIN TO GO

Tho Juneau baseball team is or- eanizei and is seeking a game with thc Douglas team. Manager Jack Woodland. of the Juneau aggregation has ecnt over @ challenge Co the Douglas bows for next Sunday and there is a possibility Of a game be- ing arranged.
 Tho Juneau Fire Department has charge of baseball matters at Ju- neau this year the same as the Doug las department.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
NO NEWS PRINT

On account Of the steo-1er strike. a shipment of paper Co he used for printing Che Douglas l-''nd News has failed Co arrived from Seattle. and thls issue is printed on what is known as "railroad manila" Of a better quality than newsprint paper. 1t is slightly small Co provide the usual margins.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
MOVED TO DUPONT

Mrs. p. H Abbott and thrcc chile lr.n. and her mother Mrs. Middle tauf havo closed the.r homo hcrc enI moved io Dupont whore .hor win live during fhc summer Mr. Abbott ia in charge O. Che powder mHu for Che Dupont Powder Co.,
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
IS BETTER

William Rohrec who for several weeks was under treatment at st Ann hospital at Juneau for heart trouble. has recovered sufficiently to leave that institution and is at his home in Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
FROM OREGON

Mrs Edward NInnis. who has been making hcr home at Springfield. Oregon. is now on her way north from that place to Juneau. where ur Niuuis is now employed.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
TEACHER LEAVING

Miss Elizabeth Thompson. after two successful torms as teacher in hc Doug'as High School win leave smIay ou tho Spokane Miss Thomp- ..n win ro south by way of s.tEa. During her stoy iu Che city she has m do many friends who win regret .l..eIInry to gee her iclyc
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
BANKRUPT

Tho Alaska Fish and Cold Storage Company Of Petersburg has gone into Che hands Of a receiver The company has confessed its iusoIv- ency IT, S. Elsemore of Petersburg has been named receiver.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
MEMORIAL DAY
 OBSERVED HERE
Exercises Parade Decoration oi Graves Last Monday Joined
 by An Citizens

trer a haI rain storm eu day smlag and Sunday n.sht Monday
 Memorial Day was am a.moa. r.-r..t one a. lar as weather was concerned and practically cycry one or Douglas Haui attended One sery- l... tn memory O. che departed .o'- len and sailors and joined n the m.-.h to trc wharf and the como ..rv Tn. raut. was a long one. composed o. many school children and lu.H
 In. ..H.... oI -le day wore un- dor t.e .rrc.s ol Che noue.m 't.- and Wouus club and started a Q o'clock Wu services at tac Liberty t...t-.. .t which n L. Hov'og was .l. principal noater bene aa- r.lr..I by Mayor J.me. chr.H'. who also read the proclamation o. rdn. Harding making Che ho..- day.
 Mr. Ravl.r took for h.s subject .r.. r.mbuy ot Nan" in which h. ur. . eeH.r.I r.suu. 0. Oh. meaning ol hc day and laid r.t.u.r r. un .ne a.. uH, .n... who survived tH. wars .aHn.i a. shown utoa and kindness Hc ..a .not. %. ta. larger responsible h.n- taken by women in .ae r.-s of .he nation.
 Prom Che lau He IH. o. march s.. ta tn. city dock. whore l'N.u .r. rean on Che aa,or %. .ae
 r.. i'm honor o. tao. who have
 m. as Prom Che ul.r. .h. march na. ,o .H. o.me-
 uhe. soldiers were ..ou..I
 I'm .u. mc ol march va. hu, one ..-r of m. CuH var John Me- r. ID $ Er'r n Confederate
 ar visited .n. ..metor during ... afternoon and decorated thc
 .. u. U.. .IUHran buried thmc. Among n. soldiers buried u 'ho n.uea. cemetery who's. srar were marked with flags and especially I..a.t.I ver. tHo.. of O. W. Hut- chin. and Stew. tus c.tl war rei- .r.r.. Jao. R.uy and Hmrg fraaar sr.r..h-hme.Dan veterans. and Tom e.an. veteran ol lne aa, war.
 Many beautiful flowers had beeu r.h.-.i by Che children and woro n,.r.mnr .reNH on many graves. in addition io hoo hou.. flowers ,hat ue-e much tn evidence
 uu.h work had boon done In aI -.. various plots that compose Che nmeas .eme..ry aud Che place looked bright and r.uI H che
 was green and ta. tree. were hallnr
 Beside. m. .Iir. o. Mr. toWIeN thc following program was given a- rn. Lh.r.r during tre afternoon. selection "sar snars'ol Banner
 Or.HOslr. Invocation H L HoW.el 0mrtot rhu Vacant ch..r
 uura Bland uay s.oe Marie
 Williamson. E'..r EIm.n.'on eur "soue-. and sH.ur. Meme
 0r.I Day e.H"". .".''.'N America" 0r.las.r. and aHI.onc.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03

Douglas Moal until recently fore man ol construction work for thc Alaska Pulp & Paper Co. at Spool. rrcr has taken % position os car rcelcr at Che Alaska Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-03
FROM GYPSUM

Abel Anderson. who for Che paHt month or ao has boon employed ot Gypsum. win arrive from Chat place late this week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-07-07
TOWN LOCALS

to-day.
Bernard Preo of Berlin, y H,
spent Saturday and Sunday
in town with friends.
Mr. 7 Farrell and J w Muir
ply spent July 4th at their
homes in Portland.
Sheriff Beattie and other
Deputies seized several slot
machines in Beecher Falls last
week. The machines were des
troyed and the owners prosecu.
ted.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Smith of
West Paris, Me, spent a few
days in town last week visiting
relatives
Irwin Curtis has purchased
a house on Railroad street of
the H B Farmer estate and will
move his family next week to
their new home.
Mrs Barbara Reynolds and
Joseph Finnegan of this town,
were married Tuesday morning
at 5 o'clock at the St James
church, leaving on the early
train for Canada.
At the Methodist church Sun
day morning, there were four
beptisims and eleven were re-
ceived into membership of the,
church. Three in preparation
membership and eight In full
connection.
Marion Currier, after closing
Of her school in Wenlock for
, summer vacation, Is now en-
pfoyed as book-keeper In the
!. office of A J Applebee.
Ted Robin and family we're
,, in town Monday.
| Mrs Lucy Woodbury. passed
away Tuesday morning after q
; long illness.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Thibadeau
6 returned Monday from their
vacation.
L D Farr of Morgan and
; wife of Morgan, with Ellis
Courser, visited Mr. and Mrs D
P Wilcox Monday.
Thomas Devlin of Berlin spent
! the holiday with his brother,
Patrick.
C A Jefts started Friday ev-
ening for Bellows Falls, for a
! two weeks vacation.
E E Blake has purchased an
auto of Fred Paquette.
Central Garage welcomes
the Community Chautauqua to
our town again-patronize
;, them and us-you will never re-
- gret it. adv
. A large number of people
from town attended the ordi-
:, nation service at East Charles
: ton last Tuesday evening.
= Raymond Pinney and wife
= of Rochester, N Y, and his sis
y ter, Claribel and husband, of
East Burke were in town a
short time Wednesday.
- Mrs F D Devlin and daugh-
ter, Helen, spent Thursday il
f Richmond, Que.
=, Mrs Frank Hayden of Lew
iston, Me, is in town, called by
j. the critical condition of hel
, mother, Mrs Lucy Woodbury..
q Mrs C N Williams is enter.
4 tanning her sister, Kate Ferrin
, Of Holland.
= Bushard Smith OF Lunen.
II burg is visiting his sister, Els
,. Currier.
> Stanley Seymour spent thu
! Fourth" In Berlin.
f One of the infant twins sons
n Of Mr. and Mrs J W Carroll
" died Sunday.
% Master Eldridge and Altor
Wells are visiting relatives ir
T st Adams.
st Mable Osborne of Grovetof
suent the Fourth" In town.
3 Fairgrounds open: Monday
:. July IS.
- Mr. and and Mrs E E Davi!
and Mrs Henry Danforth visit
n. ed relatives in st Johnsbury
d Sunday.
9r Arthur Nourse and family O
Gardner, Mass. arrived in towi
Sunday.
IN DIN Clarke of Chicago, Ill.
A. is visiting friends in town.
aV NJ D Francis and wife, 0
Id New York spent the weekend
NJ in town.
n Sydney White Of Lewiston
~ Me. is in town for a few DAYS
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-07-07
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TOWN LOCALS
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Mrs w H Kane and children
are visiting relatives In Boston,
and Providence.
Mrs Ina Gongea of Bethel Isl
In town spending q week with
friends.
Mrs Kate Danforth was call
ed to st Hyacinthe, Que. Sat
urday by the serious illness of
hey sister
Mrs James Findley has re-
turned from the hospital in
Sherbrook where she was sue
cessfully operated on for tu-
NOR.
Mr. and Mrs C B Norton and
daughter of Gorham, were the
guests of Mrs H B Amey and
family recently.
Mr. ard Mrs F Wells accom-
panied S J Maroney and fami-
ly on a motor trip to the Bal
SANS Sunday.
Mrs Julia Ciley returned last
week from a two weeks visit
with relatives in Coaticook, Que
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Page of
Gorham,N H,spent the holiday
with their daughter, Mrs Irwin
Curtis.
A A Cole and family spent
Monday in town
Rev Thoms Hall Of Old Or
chard, Me-, spent few days
recently calling on friends in
town.
H W Blake and family of
Gardner, Mass, and Mrs Leon
Pulsifer Of Somerville., called
Sunday on their many friends,
on their way to Norton Mills,
for their summer vacation.
W R Elliott and wife accom-
panied by their nephew OF
Montreal, motored Saturday
to Connecticut Lake returning
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Grouse
returned Tuesday from a
months visit at their home If
New Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs Walter HAND
and daughter, of North STRAIT
ford, spent the holiday with re
atives in town.
Mrs Will Dawson of Lath
bridge, Alberta, returned t,
her home last week, after Wis
ting a month at F C Moshers'
Mrs Robert Lawton and son
Robert, Of Orwell, were i,
town Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs A E Merit Ief
June "a, to attend the Interna
tional Employed Officers Con
ference of the Y NJ c AS a
Lake Geneva, Wis. Mr. Merrl
returned Monday, Mrs Merri
going to Lincoln, Neb, to visi
an aunt.
DR. Sutton, Surgeon Dentist
viii be in town professionally
July II, -, and 18th.
Mrs Victorine Thompson o
81 Essex street, is resting com
fortably at the Municipal hos
pital, after undergoing a crit
cal surgical operation. Mrs
Thompson is the wife of Lesli
Thompson, a former IslanC
Pond boy, now of Lawrence
Mass.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Carol
Ladd, June 25th., a daughter
Caroline Ella.
Nora Waterson of Montrea
Que, and Thomas Hand 0
DiXville, Que, vert married o
June goth, in Island Pond, b
George L Dyer, Justice of tn
Peace
Mrs John Sloan and Mrs J
White were in Sherbrook, frs
Of the week.
Mrs Flora Robinson is visit
ing her sister, Mrs CarpenteI
in Derby Line.
Mrs Flora Herrin and sol
Howard of Boston, have arrive
to spend the summer with he
mother, Mrs Eunice Herrin.
nr f F Heininger, Dentist, is
town with Office at the Y NJ c
= Call or phone for appointments. ac
, Rev and Mrs E C Hayes an
son, Ronald of Waterbury Cel
v ter, were entertained over SUI
e day by Mr. and Mrs A w 30
q worth.
Several young people after
ed the dance at the Willought
: Lake pavilion last Wednesd;
,,,c,L4 ,,n,, - 49,. . .~.zl -.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-07-07
Central Garage
Foley's
Honey and Tar


is PLEASANT TO TAKE, and
sooths the raw, inAamed surfaces; stops
the raspine. strangling feeling in the
throat II IL made of the pprest, FRESH
est and finest ingredients to be had, con.
tains no opiates or other harmful drugs.
and costs twice as much TO make as
any imitation of il.
Every Uses a Friend
Ny ht,ls hog hsd O seVeRs sttaes Of sroun
end | honestly believe he would have diet u II
bad moi been Cor Fotss's Honey and Tss. Two
doses relieved him end he went 10 slesD sna
was troubled no more Mrs.. W. Il, Thornton.
1898 W. 10th s.. Little Roch. Arb.
Il am in my eiehty seventh yeaT and was
troubled With tickling in my throat an very
clad 10 tell You that foley'E Honey ard Tar has
stopped ahoi. Geo. r. Randall. Dayton. Ne'.
Foley's Honey and Tar is recon.
sas~ded icE eD,9hs, coldS, hosrseness,
eaklisA OF tho throat, spssmodlc Group,
shoopIaa cough. 10 grippe end bronchial
eoaehs,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-07-07

belp weak, overworked or diseased kid
nSyv and bladder so that the system is
free from waste and poisonous matter
that cauSes one to feel old. tired. Ian.
guild. They Danish backache, rheu'
matte pains, sore muscles, stiff joints.
MFs. j. D. Miller. Syracuse. N, Y. writes:
"For many years suffered with Kidney trouble
and rheumatism bad o severe baekAchs and
fel miserable end oil played out ! got 10
place where had 10 do something. After TAX
ins NO bottled Of Foley Kidney Pills J can COY
tny backsehs 10 done. and whore used to iay
awsks ct nigh. with rheumatic pains can nov
slsop In souiecs snd enjoy good nisht's rSst."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
WHO'S HERE.


CONnS.
Mark iicrrin and family. BOULDER.
Colorado.
John Jones and family. ouomado.
New Mexico.
Anna Rocpkc. Minneapolis.
n. ~ Arhle md wife. las Vcgan
l. 4. Armijo aud wife. Las Vegas.
r. l. Allison and wife. suwanec.
New Mexico.
g. A. Mayer. suwancc, n. N.
Harry ScVcy. Denver.
John Abbott. Homlny. Okla.
Tony WenNo rth. Hominy. Okla.
,. Mathews. SocOrro.
X. a. Marmon, laeuna. N. NJ.
Minnie SanduAky, iscadvilic. colo.
H. j. Conover, Denver.
STCnGiS.
n. NJ Jcnkinlcn. Kansas city.
G. Rankin and family, Plain View,
Texas
G. IL Kapplc. Long Beach.
n. A. Conradc. Denver.
y, a. Crosby. socurro.
W. Proctor and wifc. Seattle.
&. H. Dcwcll. III raao
John DurHon. ~ pdso.
A. A. Hcsch. slnta Ne.
Jennie Bliss. Minneapolis.
Mira c, A. Maurcr. Minnrapoiis.
o. rieree aud wlfes Iarsouss kans
a. ~ Watson. McCancy, N NJ.
James kcogn. ~ pnso.
a. Mcdonald ~ raso.
AINARAflO.
y " MeAieftcr. New Oftans
~ " Codhf. Denver.
A. 4. ScdlIck, Chicngo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

J. Captain. New York city.
,. Harrison. ~. Bayard.
n. N. Mcconnell. Pittsburgh. Pa.
A. y. Gilbert. New York city.
"A. g. Onhivc. Denver.
n A. Woods. Jr.. end wife, Fort
smith.
Mrs. A. G. Rrurke. McGancy.
". u. Knowlca. baltimore.
T.. n Meyer. Dallas.
&. ". Tarker, Topeka.
A. Houghton Buck. Topeka.
n. r. Harrison and wife. Denver.
~. -. Dobbins kansas City.
A. Totb. ~ Peso.
Al Emrick. Denver.
&. D. ponedei. Los Angelica
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

= short lime. hut the ladies viii sTpnd
tho summcr on h coast
Mr. n. r. nixon and daughters,
Mis- Newell ard Miss teNene. and
day for Dallas TO spend the summer
with relatives.
Mss Betty Morrissesta who ae-
comnanicd her mother. Mrs A. y.
horrIsHette. 10 santa We for tho re-
union ceremonies OF the scottish hitr
Nonone. spent tho week. end visiting
friends IN las NeERs. she VIII be
Joined there b. her mother today,
Iant they will rrlurn a. Albuquerque
The last o. this weck.
Mis-. Aurora Armenia. a niece Of
Mr.. 8 \. Hernandez u spending the
rummcr at the HoruandcE home ON
Foothin boulevard. Her home - In
Loo Angeles.
Mu r. n whltmer irn last week
| for tho rccos 10 sncnd two wcekH
Mrs 4. G. nenrrtt and children
left yoalardAy Tor their cnftaee in the
mountains near the Mcuaftcy miiL
20 spend The summer.
Mira n. a. Kirk returned this week
from Missouri where b has been
waiting since March.
Miss BETTY Kleisdorn Is spendlng
the week IN Santa ~. having lett the
city TUESDAY. Friday afternoon. she
was ASKED 10 assist ~ a tea az tho
eosernsr's mansion and today v one
n a party which u motorlng 70 thc
pccos. she will leave tomorfow TOE
Las Vegas 10 attend the shrine ccrc-
monials and next Thursday will re-
tsn 20 the clty.
Mr. and Mrs. aacus and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bristov and their
children left yesterday Tor their home
In rampa. Texas.
Sir. and Mrs u G. smhh and two
soils. Harvey aud Lambert. will spend
next weekend and the Fourth al
JemeE spring.
LAS VEGAS.
Final arrangements have been
made for q seven day chaufauqua fol
Las Vegas, 70 begin July Il. A guar
anfee fund Of t1.eo0 has hrcn sub
scribed but h guarantors have no
fear that they villa have TO pnt up
anything. Las veEans have invaria-
numbers.
Tho Woman's club dance last week
Noted something like 500 TO the
general fund Of the club.
Elbcrto Orcenberger. a well-known
Vegas boy. IL homo for he summer
from the University Of Wisconsin.
Herman Bacharnch, who has been
making an enviahlc record In art pos
ter work In the Philadelphia Inivcr-
sta. Is also hom- for his vacation.
-
shlrin Soc Romero arrested Joa-
quin Romero. ~. for the theft Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

Ralph vandcrwart. itosweli.
A. &. Marvas and wife. Dexter.
.. W. Bottone. Denver
A. &. WllliamL Denver.
4. y. Rogera kan francivco.
a. Adams. noaton
Z. n. Hood. New Yotk City.
q. A. Parfct, Denver. q
q. v. Frnwicy. Deaver.
r. OEram aud wife. Chicago.
y. T.. Elliott NJ raao.
Airs ~. a. Hoathworth, Denver.
4. D. Blakesicc. New York City,
n. n. wilde. New York City.
n. Foster. New York City.
/ &. II. CiogE. Amarillo.
n. y. Wilson. Denver.
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iruolrv from the store of lsulan 4
on the wcEt side. Certain Articles
thought a. have been stolcn were
found III = suit case packed n dis
patchcd py Ronrro " american ~.
nrrr& 10 santa Fa. The hoy confessed
The crime when arfaigned.
Major prank hoe Jones' son OF Mra
~. MeffIdcth Joncs o. las Nenas. was
buried last week at Olathe, Mo.
Major Jones was drowned IN h Mis-
sonr river during resent hiah water.
had not lived horc tor some time. He
served as MAJOR IN the itoth cnGi-
neora duflns the world war.
The citizens OF piainview. Texas.
have written that they intend 70 at
tend the Cowboys Reunion hers In
nonae nnmbtrs perhaps about 100 Of
them coming II n roads arr IN goo
shape.
After n lengthy trial and a twenty.
for hour debate In the jury room 4
verdict was reached Wednesday on
victims John r. Craig OF las Colon,
duna4 % the iarcepy Of nine head Of
cattle. Attorneys Tor The dc5ens.
MED motion Tor new trial. othei
convirtions this week were Rafael .
Llucoro. ox-mcmber of h mounted
police. convicted OF obtaining monrs
under false pretenses. and Catarine
Padiln. charged with rape.
Complains about Lso-thirds o.
their long walk from Toronto. Can.
10 san Franclaco. samuel n. sieeai
o. Toronton. and George 4 Davii
of Birmingham. Ala, reached La
VEGAS last Wednesday and atoppcf
for a brief rest Tho hikers are Nv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

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