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The Ely miner., 1921-09-09

my hand. Had 1 chosen to take it,
my young friend, should not have
had this stiff neck"
Hugh returned to his breakfast un-
concernedly.
Granted, laddie, granted. But had
I not been of such a kindly and for
bearing nature, you wouldn't have
had it, either" He looked at Peter
son critically. "Fm inclined to think
it's a great pity / didn't break your
neck while 1 was about it." Hugh
sighed and drank some coffee. 81 see
that shall have to do it some day,
and probably Lakington's as well. /. /. :.
By the way, how is our Henry? I
trust his jaw is not unduly incon-
veniencing him."
Peterson, with his coffee cup in his
hand, was staring down the drive.
"Your car is little early, Captain
Drummond," he said at length. "How-
ever, perhaps it can wait two or three
minutes while we get matters perfect
ly clear. ! should dislike you not
knowing where you stand" He turned
round and faced the soldier. "You
have deliberately, against my advice,
elected to fight me and the interests
1 represent. So be it. From now on
the gloves are off. You embarked on
this course from a spirit of adventure,
at the instigation of the girl next
door. She, poor little fool, is con-
cerned over that drunken waster-her
father. She asked you to help her
you agreed, and, amazing though it
may seem, up to now you have scored
certain measure of success. / adj
NIT it, and admire you for it. I
apologize now for having played the
fool with you last night; you're the
type Of man whom one should kill out
right-or leave alone"
He set down his coffee cup and care
fully shipped the end off a cigar.
"You are also the type of man who
will continue on the path he has start
ed. You are completely in the dark:
you have no idea whatever what you
are up against" He smiled grimly,
and turned abruptly on Hugh. "You
fool-you stupid young fool. Do you
really imagine that you can beat me?"
The soldier rose and stood in front
of him.
81 have few remarks of my own TO
make" he answered, "and then we
might consider the interview closed. |
ask nothing better than that the gloves
should be of-though with your filthy
methods Of fighting, anything you
touch will get very dirty. As you
say, am completely in the dark as to
your plans; but have pretty shrewd
idea what I'm up against Men who
can employ a thumbscrew on a poor
defenseless brute seem to me to be
several degrees worse than an aborigi-
nal cannibal, and therefore if 1 put
you down as one of the lowest types
Of degraded criminal I shall not be
very wide Of the mark. There's no
good you snarling at me, you swine
it does everybody good to hear some
home truths-and don't forget it was
you who pulled off the gloves"
Drummond lit cigarette; then his
merciless eyes fixed themselves again
on Peterson.
There Is only one thing more" he
continued. "You have kindly warned
me OF my danger; let me give you a
word Of advice In my turn. I'm going
to fight you; II can, I'm going to
beat you. Anything that may happen
to me Is part Of the game. But IL
anything happens to Miss Benton dur
ing the course OF operations. then, as
surely as there Is God above, Peter
The Ely miner., 1921-09-09

his shoes, no question of the possible
risk entered into his mind. To explore
the house seemed the most natural
thing in the world, and with character
istic brevity he summed up the situ-
alton as 1t struck him.
They suspect me anyhow: in fact,
they know took Potts. Therefore,
even If they catch me passage creep
ing, I'm no worse or than am now.
And I might find something of inter-
est Therefore. carry on, brave heartn
II was dark In the passage outside
as he opened the door of his room and
crept toward the top of the stairs. The
collar Of his brown lounge coat was
turned up. and his stocking feet made
The Ely miner., 1921-09-09
soup Solo.

A little girl was annoyed by her
sisters inhalation Of her soup. She
became restless and finally in spite
Of elders present at the table, she
said: Il hear you enjoy your soup.
EIsie."-Lawrence Telegram.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
GOV. MECHEM TO
Be PRESENT At
ROUNDUP HERE

Governor Mechem will be pres
ent in person at the Tri-state rodeo
to be held here September %, 23
and "a. according to letter re-
ceived yesterday by Mai. ]. II. Tou-
louise from the governors secre-
tary.
The letter states that Governor
Mechem has sent personal letters
to the governors of Arizona, Colo
rado and Texas, inviting their at
tendance at the big roundup. and
adds that Governor Mechem will
certainly be in attendance at the
meet if it is physically possible for
him to do so.
Posters advertising the Tri-state
rodeo will arrive tonight from
Kansas City. the committee ex-
poets, and Mr.. Garrett will leave
at once for Tucumcari, covering
the Rock Island country by auto
and billing each station on the line,
Returning from Ell Paso he will
bill the stations along the Santa Fe
from FL Paso to Albuquerque, and
will then follow the Santa Fe
through the northern part of the
state.
Mr.. Cheney. chairman of the
rodeo committee, has named M.
A. Rabbit as committee of one
to visit merchants of the city. and
ask them to let him print an invi-
tation to the rodeo on the back of
every envelope used by the mer-
chants during the month.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
UPPER PECOS NOTES

Frank Pru, who has been spend
ing a few days in the city on busi-
ness, has rejoined his family at
their cabin in the upper Pecos.
A large number of Texas sports
men and their families have been
spending the past month at Noun
tain View ranch and other points
along the Pecos river.
Miss Marcella Matson is visiting
at the McLandress cabin near
Cowles.
Forester Examiner Rex King
and Grazing Examiner C. K. Coop
errider, of the district forest serv-
ice, spent a day at Mountain View
ranch, at Cowles, last week. They
left their automobile stuck in the
mud above the Mora bridge and
walked to Cowles. The road is now
being repaired by the forest service
and will probably be in good shape
for auto traffic today or tomorrow,
Fishing on the upper branches
of the Pecos has been fine during
the past few days, some full bag
catches being reported from the
Mora, Ponchuela, Windsor and
Jacks creek. The main river, how
ever, is still high and fish are not
rising eagerly to the fly. A num-
ber of large fish are being caught
on natural bait.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
REPRESENTATIVE HERE

NJ. H. Cohn, manager of the Den
YER branch OF the Famous Players
Lasky corporation paramount pic
tures), Denver, Colo, has been in
the city the past few days on bust
ness connected with Paramount
week" which will be celebrated
throughout the country. at all the
theaters using the Paramount pic
lures, during the week commenc-
ing Sunday, September d. The "B"
theater of this city is the only play
house here using these great Para
mount features, and some of the
very best Paramount pictures have
been scheduled for the "B," COM
mencing the coming Sunday. Mr.
Cohn will return to Denver today
but G. C. Craddock, also a Para
mount representative, will be here
Sunday and remain during next
week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
M00DYMAN VICTOR In
TROOP A WRESTLING
CARD AT THE ARM0RY

Speed won over weight in troop
AS wrestling meet held at the ar
mory last night, when E. Anderson,
weight 100 pounds, won over Lee
Miller, weight lao pounds in two
out Of three falls of catch-as-catch-
| can.
Both falls came in short order.
1.-THE first was brought about by a
combination OF scissors and chan
Icery holds. in eight minutes. The
second followed four minutes later
when Anderson secured a hammer
IiGcd with a body scissors.
In the preliminary bout, William
IMoody1nan was victor over Harold
Moon. who substituted for Donald
Toulouse. The first fall came after
Fifteen minutes of fast action, when
INoodymar secured a hammerlock.
The second came with an arm lock
lat the end of three minutes.
Moon agreed to act as substitute
for Tou,ouse when 1t was found
that the latter's illness would pre-
went him from wrestling.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31

Athens has a newspaper written
entirely in verse, even to the ad-
vertisements.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
PLAN AUTO ROAD
To GLACIER TOP
$4,000 FEET HIGH
Scheme Started at Lunch
con on Top Of Glacier 80
Miles West of Boulder,
Colorado.
tBy The Associated Press }

Boulder, Colo, Aug. S0.-Plans
for construction of an automobile
highway to the top of Arapahoe
Glacier, $4,000 feet above sea level,
were laid today at luncheon held
on top OF the glacier by the Boul-
der Commercial association. one
hundred and twelve persons made
the trip to the glacier, which is
about thirty miles west of here
The start was made from Boul-
der at 4 o'clock this morning,
though some of the party did not
leave until o'clock. The trip was
made by automobile to within four
and one-half miles of the glacier.
The remainder of the trip was made
on horseback and afoot, members
of the party taking turns In rid
ing the twenty-five horses avail
able. The top of the glacier was
reached at noon and the return
trip was begun at o'clock. The
party reached Boulder tonight
about seven.
Charles A. McHarg. president Of
the association, presided at the
luncheon at which the principal
address was made by Enos A. Mills.
author and naturalist of Estes
Park, Mr.. Mills urged the creation
of a glacier national park to in-
clude the three Colorado glaciers,
Arapahoe, Sair and Isabelle.
Plans will be laid for placing
the scenic attractions of the gla-
ciers before congress in hope of OBJ
tanning federal aid for the COM
pletion Of the automobile road and
creation of a national park. 1t
will take sixteen miles. of automo-
bile road to cover the% four and a
half miles between the end of the
present motor highway and the
glacier, 1t was said.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
GARNISHEE BANK
ACCOUNT OWNED BY
WILLIAM GILLETTE

A writ of garnishment upon the
bank account of William Gillette,
instrumental in starting the Elec-
tric Park Amusement company
has been granted to o. Franchlnl,
as a result of the return of $zuo
check of Gillettes marked insult
ficient funds"
1t was disclosed by the suit that
Gillette has been away from the
city for more than a month, nav
ing told stockholders when leaving
that he would be gone about ten
days, He is said to have told otfl-
cials of the company that he was
going to Colorado Springs to settle
up his mothers estate, which ne
expected would enable him to put
about 100000 more into the amuse-
ment project.
1t is reported that several other
persons who have loaned money TO
Gillette are also anxious to learn
of his whereabouts.
Judge Mcclellan, who is presi-
dent of the amusement company,
and in whose court the action was
brought, stated last night that the
case was purely civil case, which
would not interfere with the fur
ther construction and operation
of the park.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
Theaters Today

"B" misunderstanding today
the Realart Corporation picture
"a Private Scandal" with May Nc
Avoy as the leading star; also re-
peating the Burton Holmes 'Trave-
logue" and the Current Events
pictures.
Lyric Theater--Norma Talmadge
proved a big hit at the Lyric yester-
day in "The Passion Flower" as
the Spanish beauty; the Gayety
comedy. Sand Witches" ;" is also be-
ing repeated.
Pastime Theater-"The Mistress
Of Shenstone." with Pauline Fred
erick as the leading star, is being
repeated today for the last time;
the management is also repeating
the Fox News pictures, and the
cartocn-comedy reels of Mutt and
Jeff"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
sEAPLANE Is TOO LATE.

Manila, p. l., Aug, 30,-Attack-
ed by a shark while bathing on an
island in Manila bay today, Pri-
vate Marcellus T. Abernathy was
so severely bitten that he died
shortly afterward. His companion
who witnessed the attack, sent a
call for aid and a seaplane was
dispatched to his assistance. Aber-
nathy was picked up by the plane
and taken to the Corrigidor hos
pital, where an operation was per-
formed without success.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31

Turkey has 26 official holidays
in the year, when business is en-
tirely suspended.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
INCORRlGIBLE GIRL
TO BE PLACED IN A
DENVER REFORMAT0RY

Eslinda Otero, IA years old
charged with being al ircorrigible
minor, was com 1ittp9 TO the Girls
Welfare here yssfelddy hy Judge
NJ. z. Hickey. The girl will be held
at the Welfare home only two or
three days, until the Rev. A. NJ.
Mandalari can make arrangements
to have her entered in the Home
of the good Shepherd in Denver,
The girl has been brought up
by her father. her parents having
been divorced for several years.
She is said to nave run awav from
home. and to have been guilty Of
many other small m'sdearieanors.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
HILL, N. NJ, MAN IS
BADLY HURT IN AUTO
ACCIDENT ON MONDAY

Especial Correspondence TO The Journal)
State College, n. NJ. Aug. 30.--
H. s. Cox of Hill, N. M. was seri-
ously and it is thought fatally in
1ured when he was struck by a
racing automobile on the Canine
Real south of here Monday even
ing. He was taken to a hospital in
El Paso where he is reported to be
in a critical condition. He has not
regained consciousness.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31

The earth's envelope of air has
just been proved to extend for 800
miles above the earth.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
SCOUT COUNCIL PLANS
TO SEEK RENEWAL OF
ANNUAL memberships

At a meeting of the Boy Scout
council of albuquerque at the
chamber of commerce yesterday, it
was decided that the secretary
should Immediately notify the sus-
tanning members that it is time to
renew the annual memberships in
the council.
The work this year has expand
ed so rapidly that it has been sound
necessary to double the payment
for a scout executive. The activi-
ties of the council have been ex-
tremely numerous, including out
ings to a large number of boys in
the new camp in Cienega canyon.
In view of the widened sphere of
activity, II is probable that the
council will later take steps to in
crease the number of members be-
fore plans for winter work are per-
fected.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
INDIAN FIGHTER DIES.

Tombstone, Ariz., Aug. SO.--H.
s. Ford, 70, member of General
Crooks command during the cam
paign against the Apache Indians,
started in 1875, died at his home
here last night. Mr.. Ford came
west with General Crook and
served under him for five years.
He is survived by several brothers
in Chester, Pa. his birthplace.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
CHnIERA RussIA

Riga, Aug. 3O.-Up to August 20
there had been 112,52S cases OF
cholera registered in Russia since
January 1. The disease showed q
large increase numerically since
July 81, but the ratio of new cases
is described as not alarming.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31
CuBA OPPOSES TARIFF.

Washington, Aug. 80. ~ Tariffs
proposed in the Fordney law
threaten the financial stability of
the Cuban government" it was de-
clared today in a memorandum
presented Secretary Hughes in be-
half of Cuban growers Of island
products.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-31

Six-year-old Dorothy Thompson
is on her way across the Atlantic to
visit her distinguished granddad,
Cel. George Harvey, U. S, ambas-
sador at the Court Of st. James, in
London. She is accompanied only
by her nurse.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-23
ZATARG THOMPSONA z
KOMPANJAMI TRAKCYJ-
NEMI.

Urzednicy gornej kolei W Chi
cago oznajmili, re zadanie bur
mistrza Thompsona W sprawie
obnizenia torow tramwajowych
ia grobli miejsbiej jest pogwaS- l.
ceniem rozporzadzen praw
miejskich. Kompanje trakcyjne
oznajmi}y, re komisja uzyteczno-
sci publicznej ME ma Prawa zmu
sic ich do obnizenia tor6w na
grobli miejskiej, jak proponuje
burmistrz Thompson w Swej pc
tycji z}ozonej ma rece tel komi-
sji. Kompanje trakcyjne stwler--
dzaja, re zados6uczynienie "a
daniu Thompsona byloby po--
gwaiceniem 4tej sekcji artyku}u
11go konstytucji miejskiej, kto--
ra gwarantuje wiadzom miej-
skim uzywanie tramwajow ma
bulwarach. Kompanje trakcyjne
zadajq, azeby burmistrz i rada
miasta wystapili W obronie Praw
rliasta, zaatakowanych przez
prywatnego mieszkahca Villa
,n Hn1n 1~hnnnnS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-23
TATNI AGENCI OLA WY
KRYCIA SPISKU BUDO-
WLANEGO.

Generalny prokurator federalny
Dougherty, wyznaczyi przeszlo
stu agentow Departamentu
SprawiedIiwoSci W Chicago, by W
jak najkrotszym czasie wykryli
spisek budowlany, ably winnych
MONA byho nalezycie ukarac.
Wiadomo jest, re zanosi sic ma
wielki ktopot budowniczych, kto
rzy zapowiadaja Ylokaut" ma 1go
rnaja. Miasto jest obecnie W O.
gromnej potrzebie domow miesz-
kalnych. Jezeli wiec ,,lokaut" ma
stapi, to W takim razie najwiecej
ma tenn ucierpia osoby, ktore bu-
duja male domy. Skoro tajni a.
genci wyznaczeni do przeprowa-
dzenia inwestygacji W tel spra--
vie wySledza winnych, sprawa
przekazana zostanie iawie wiel-
koprzysiegfych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-23
BIZ Anty -|mmigracyjny Pre-
Ch0dzi " |zbie P0se|skiej.
Szko|y Parafja|ne " Michiganie
Pod Kontro|a Stanu'
Burton Domaga Sic Rozbrojenia F|oty.
0 Udzielenie Po1yczek Farmerom.
Zarzuty Przeciwko Trustowi Weglowemu
Nowe Stacje Radjogra6czne Ola Farmerow.
zAPRZECzENlE REZYCNACJI MASARYKA
PieGdaesieciu Meksykan6w Gnie PowOd1.
INNE EGRAMY KRAJOWE. .
Zarzuty Przeciwko Trustowi Weglowemu
Nowe Stacje Radjograficzne Ola Farmerow.
zAPRzECZENlE REZYCNACJI MASARYKA.
Pietdaesieciu Meksykan6w Cinie W Powodd.
rNNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

wegla jest usprawicdllwiona, o.
:az czy on cokolwiek uczynil W
kierunku jcj zredukowania. ,,Ce-
ma wegla antracytowego jest sta
le utrzymywana miedzy $l2 SIG
"a tonne, oSwiadczyl pose} Lin
thicum, innemi s}owy - jest ona
prawie ma tym samy1m stopnlu ia
ka byla podczas wojny. Nicma
zatem co do tego dwu zdan, IL
ceny wegla kontrolowane So
Przez silny trust weglowy / tyl-
ko przez jego monopolizacje, ce-
ny te utrzymywane So ma tax ME
sprawiedliwym poziomic. Pred
kill;unastu dniami pisaiem w tel
sprawie do generalnego prokura-
tora, lccz do dnia dzisiejszego
Tie otrzymaiem odpowiedzi, wo-
bee tego przedsiebiore bardziej
drastyczny srodek domagam sic,
azeby zadane przezemnic infor-
MAGIC zosta}y doreczone Izbie
DOSelskiei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-23
POSREDNICTWO AMERYKI
w SPRAWIE ODSZKODO-
WAN.

Paryz. %. kwietnia. CPrasa
Stow - w ko}ach francuskich
panuie rozczarowanie, ze odpc-
wiedz Ameryki ma note niemiec-
kq, zawierajaca proSbe o poSred-
nictwo w sprawie odszkodowa-
MIA. ME miaia charakteru katego
rycznej odmowy. Odpowiedz u
merykahska Jest interpretowana
tutaj jako zaproszenie Nien.iec
20 podjecia rokowah Atlanta
nj.
Francja zgadza sic przyjat po-
srednictwo PREF. Fardinga W
kwestii odszkodowan, lecz pod
warunkiem, ze Stany Zjednoczo-
ne oSwiadcza, IL nowe proPozy-
Gle niemieckie beda r6wnoznacz-
ne gwarancji Ameryki, re Mem
cy wypeinia swoje zobowi2zania.
w nocie sekretarza Hughes'a
zostaio zaznaczone na wstepie,
ze chociaz Ameryka ME wystapi
w roll posrednika, to iednak O.
znajmia, IL, majac nadzieje, re
propozycie niemieckie otwcrz2
mozliwoSc dyskt1sji, po rozpatrze
niu ich przez rad waszyngton-
ski zostana przesfane aljanton:.
Nota Ameryki wskazuje na fakt,
re propozycje winny bye pre-
dyskutowane razem z delegatami
riemieckimi, a ME dyktowaae
i'm. Aljanci ME moga odrzucic
noty Ameryki, albowiem zwra--
cali sic oni ustawicznie do rzadu
amerykahskiego, Proszac go o
poSrednictwo w sprawie zalat-
wienia kwestji odszlodowania
wojennego.
Anglia, Wiochy i Japonja przy
iely odpowiedz Ameryki z wiel-
klein zadowoleniem, albowiem
pahstwa te So ogromnie zaintere-
sowane W zaiatwieniu kwestjl
odszkodowan bez wzgledu na to,
ma jakiej podstawie zostanie to
uczvnione. Wobec takiej posta--
wv swoich sprzymierzehcow,
Francja ME moze odmowic przy-
iecia poSrednictwa Ameryki' al
bowiem zostaiaby odosobniona.
Nota Ameryki zcharakteryzo-
wana zostaia W nastepuJacy sPo-
sob: Nota Ameryki zaczyna sic
odmowa przyjecia przez Amery-
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Kronika Chica&oska.

warzySzenia So obowiazani wy
'kazaG iloSc wykonanej piracy
dziennej wraz suma zapiacon9
"a cegiy. Raporty te sa przesyia-
ne do innych czionkGw stowarzy
Iszenia celem umozliwienia i'm
poznania dzialalnoSci innych
czkonkow. komisja ma zamiar
wybrac specjalna lawe sedziow
przysieg}ych, ktora zajeSaby sic
zbadaniem caiej sprawy. Rewl--
zja prowadzona V. Chicago przy
brala charaktcr og6lny, gdy po-
mocnicy gf6wnego prokuratora
Rodenberg i Outlet, ktorzy jez-
dzili do New Yorku w celu nara
dzenia sic prokuratorem Sam
Untermeyer co do sposObow, sto
sowanych przez komisje Lock
wood'a, wyjechali do Waszyng-
tonu celem odbycia konferencji
z generalnym prokuratorem Dau
gherty.
w SPRAWIE DNI KOLEKTY.
Projekt rady miejskiej dotycza
cy zabronienia wydawan pozwo-
len ma urzadzenie dni kolekty pu
blicznej ma ulicach, zostaf popar-
ty przez wiekszoSt czlonkow ko
mitetu do spraw komitetowych.
Opozycjonisci twierdza, re jest
wiele innych sposobow zdobycia
funduszow dla organizacyj do
broczynnych. Stanie ma rogach
ulic apelowanie do przechod-
niow datki wyglada tax, jakby
miasto urzqdzilo ,,dzien zebrani-
ny"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-23
BURTON DOMAGA SIE ROZ
BROJENIA FLOTY.

Washington, % kwietnia. -
Kongresman Teodor Burton z 0
lilo przediozy} wczoraj W lzble
poselskiej rezolucje wzywajaca
prczydenta Hardinga do jak maj
szybszych negocjacyj z Wielka
Brytanja i Japonja w sprawie
zmniejszenia floty wojennej po--
miedzy temi trzema panstwami.
O UDZIELANIE POZYCZEK
FARMEROM.
Washington, 20 kwietnia. -
Prezydent Harding zapewnil
wczoraj senatora Gooding'a Z
Idaho, IL obecna adrninistracja
uchwali wolna procedure w spra
vie pozyczek dla farmer6w W fc-
deralnych bankach rezerwowych,
oraz farmerskie bank pozyczko-
we. Prezydent oswiadczyi, IL kon
troler monetarny, Crissinger
wkrotce ogiosi te procedure po-
zyczkow9.
ZARZUTY O ISTNIENIU
TRUSTU WEGLOWEGO.
Washington, % kwietnia. -
Zarzucajac, IL istnieje monopol
w celu podtrzymania wyg6rowa-
nych cen wegla antracytowego,
rownajacych sic cenom czasow
wojny, posei Linthicum Mary
land przedhozy} wczoraj w 1zbie
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