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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18
COST OF A NEWSPAPER

We publish below the explanation
Of the Yorkville Enquirer Of rates
charged for newspapers. The expia-
nation is logical. The larger the cir
culation, the lower the rate can be.
But the advertising rate must 20 up in
proportion to the increase in ciccula.
ton: 1te@
1t is desirable that the patron. Of
The Yorkville Enquirer. thoroughly
understand the attitude Of the pub
fishers on the question of the sub
scription price.
In arriving at fixed subscription
price for newspaper, it is necessary
to consider the number of subscrib-
ers obtainable along with the prob
able amount of advertising business
to be secured.
There is no reasonably reliable
basis of estimate as to amount of
revenue to be derived from either
of these sources.
1t is the desire of the publishers
to make the subscription rate as low
as possible so as to put the benefits
of the paper more easily within the
reach of the largest number of peo-
pie.
At a subscription rate of SO. so a
year, under present conditions. and
without revenue from advertising, it
would require a circulation of about
5000 copies per issue to pay actual
expenses Of publication.
At the present time the circula
ton of the paper, although easily
the largest of any county paper in
the state, if not in the south, is less
than 5000 copies per issue.
1t is the intention of the publish
ers to establish the subscription price
of The Yorkville Enquirer at $3.50
year and if they can; but it must
be distinctly understood that they
are not committed to that PROPOSE
ton.
If it shall develop that it is i'm
possible to furnish the paper at this
price, the price will be raised next
fall, before the time for the renewal
of 1922 subscriptions.
Of course all who subscribe and
pay for the paper now at $3.50 will
get the paper for twelve months at
that price, but if it shall be found
necessary to increase the rpice later
on, those who subscribe thereafter
will be required to pay the increased
price.
1t is to the interest of all present
subscribers who would like to see
the establishment of the $3.50 rate
to use their efforts to secure as many
additional subscribers at this rate as
possible.
If the publishers can get as many
as 400 additional subscribers alto
gether, they will undertake to guar
antee the $3.50 rate; but otherwise
no definite promises can be made at
this time.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18
"MoONSHINE" WITH A KICK
"When will a rabbit fight a dos

"hSh VIII IouuiC uSnt u QOR
was answered when q hound belong
ing to--John Andrews, farmer near
Kingston, N. c., was bested in a set
to with a clean, moth-eaten, back
woods jumper" according to Mr.. An
drews there Friday, who told the fol-
lowing story:
when the hound saw the rabbit
and made chase the rabbit didn't
stir out of his tracks, but waited until
the dog approached within a foot and
then leaped in the CANNES face. 1t
was yellow and gray all mixed up
together. Last time saw that rab-
bit he was chasing my dog, and when
l found him he was at home" The
rabbit, Andrews said, chad been feed
ing around moonshine still and Just
didn't feel none to good"
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18
NEWS IN GENERAL

The Itahen ho,.tlegging war =,
New York Civ hiazed anew in day
light Saturday after a few days
lull. 1t was marked by wanton shoot
ing in crowded Chri tie .tcset. Two
persons, one the intended prey, were
injured mortally and two others
slightly, SO that the police expected
before morning to chalk up the nine
teenth and twentieth murders since
the ring operating "whiskey curb
burst into hostile fragments. Hun
dreds Of persons were terrorized by
the lone marksman, who, standing on
the running, board of big automo-
bile, pursued his prey, emptying his
weapon so wildly that three bullets
found their marks in innocent per-
sons, while fourth dropped the hun
ted man.
A custom officer who searched
the British freighter Bowes Castle,
in New York harbor from Kobe and
Singapore found twenty-six half
starved Chinese stow-aways, three so
weak that they had to be carried to
Ellis Island on stretchers, and
brought to light story of hardships
in the black hole of vessel which
Investigators described as comparable
to the tales of the "black birds" of
slave-running days. Other searchers
found sixteen cases of whiskey, a
number of opium, pipes and announc-
ed that the search would be continued
today from stem to stern, above
decks and below.
Impelled by a deep and growing
spiritual conviction that he should
confess a crime that has been a local
mystery for several years, Thomas
jackson a former citizen of Ayden,
N. c., made public admission in the
presence of hundred or more per-
sons in the Seminary auditorium
there that he set fire 10 his clothes
pressing establishment in order to
collect insurance money on a policy
he had purchased short time pre-
vious. The blaze started by Jackson,
according to his statement, also des-
troyed the Ross hotel and damaged a
residential structure.
The body Of Miss Maude Gilbert,
twenty,nine, was taken from the Ia
miami canal, near Mama. Florida,
by divers Thursday afternoon at. the
point where the touring car in which
she was riding with E. F. White the
night before is alleged to have
plunged into the water. Her body was
only partly clothed. White 10 being
held in the county jail without bond.
The route for the North to South
continental air way, beginning at Au-
gusta, Maine, and ending at Miami,
Fla, has been designated by advioss
received. Main stations selected are,
Boston, Mitchell Field, Long Island,
Bustleton, Po., Aberdeen, Md; Wash
ington, d. c.; Langley Field, Va. /;
Camp Bragg, N. c.; Camp Jackson,
8. c.; and Carlstrom Field, Fla. The
designation of main station becomes
final, Major Claggett stated, only up
on completion in or near each of a
safe landing field for airplanes.
Buried under two feet of sand, the
body of Father Patrick Heslin, Of
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18
One Drawback

Is yaur husband good providcr,
Dinah?"
"4essum, he's good providah all
right, but Use allus ske ared dat Mig
gah's gwine er' git caup t at it," o.
F.. R. Bulletin.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18

An Edmonson county man took q
drink of whiskey and bystanders
counted thirty-seven Ats beforS he
died. Still, many man has more fits
than that if he doesn't get drink of
whiskey.-Cynthiana, (Ky9 Demo
crat. ~, 80. &.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18
A Good Job

The teacher had asked, "Why did
David say he would rather be door
keeper in the house of the Lord?"
Because" answered a boy, she
could then walk outside while the SER
mon was being preached. boston
Transcript.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18
WOODMEN MEETING

Regular meeting of w. o. w. will
be held Saturday evening, August
goth. Motion to change day of meet
ing will be voted on, and every men,
Der is urged to attend.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18

LOST-One 7-Jewel Elgin watch,
cracked crystal, half second hand
broken, between Shiloh and Ches-
terfield. Finder return to G. w.
Leary, Chesterfield Route 8 and
receive reward. 1tp
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18

DANIEL INSTEAD OF DAVE

In statement last week regarding
the activities Of the Sheriff's Office
in raiding liquor stills the name of
Dave johnson was used when it
should have been Daniel johnson.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18

People who sit around waiting for
their ship to come in usually find that
it is hardship.-Lincoln, (Neb.) Star.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-08-18
The Materialist

What would you suggest for our
library club to read?" asked Mrs
Flubdub.
ga good cookbook, responded
her brutal husband. Kansas City
Journal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
nOTnEas' club MDluc
MOST worthy CAUSE
Strougiy Appeals To Citizens
To Help Sustain Esrope's
Starving Children.

Parents. have 700 stopped 10
think shat II would mean to yoe
to see your children sloslv s,afvin &
sss ::S's ,y;:: yss: sys= 60. see 80. biz
TO nourish shem!
Europe's millions OF helpless o.
children are stJying and ihsv ssh
yoaf ho9fishmsnt - and vou nfe stits
TO give IL. Win yoa do IL
Ten dollars wiil cave q eh.la's
Life Tor a year W until ti.rir nex,
harvest Wha, investmes, u any
amoun, would bring you q return
thai could compare to . human
ifief ''s = .'.@ - ''.'s' X
VIII you not stretch out your
hands to these little onesr In that
| ~ have dous II unto the leas, oi
these, ys have dons |, unto ms.
let Us mol sit still in our ahuud.
snes. lore aSd supply. our children q
every need without consideration
oi ,hsss children who arc In such
dire need
Good people al Dietson. lot .,
tear ssay the veil thA, screens our
sigh, from vision and iook
Upon lar Earope's beach,
A star-ing mother with her toek.
Gssins beyond her reach.
FOR food ths, did no, come, no sail
uploomed on that drear sea.
In Gods name do not lei them
die:
! heard her call to me. "
10th Century Mo,hers Club
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
WILL SEEK WRIT
0F HABEAS c0lPuS
K. lease Sought For W. w.
Jordan, Committed To
Asylum II Years Ago

The following MAS taken from
let Sundays edition oi the Sash-
vile Tennessean, which 10 Of local
interest
a writ oi habsas corpus to oh.
tain the release from the Central
Hospital Iof the fasaRs nsar here
u William w. Jordan. 50 sssra old
a former c,tisen Of White BIud. AMI
the owner oi several thousand acrs-
of valuable timbsr aud coal land.
IA that vicinity, win he sought in the
Dsvsasom County ccssss ~'sh,n a
lev days.
"rhmas Novotuy Of Minneapolis.
Who Was engaged in .hs proceed
logs shieh Anally resulted in the
release Of Harry X. Thaw from
Ma tsawan 10 New YORK. has been
hers Tor . week or more working
upon the case. which promises
sons sensational development.
."JordAn. according 10 Mr..
Novo,uy. has been confined At the
state insane asylum iot about eleven
ysafs on the ground ihs, be is 4
Victim Of parsnoiac insanity His
client. Mr. Novotny, said last nisi
that hs 10 perfectly rational. and ID
being Illegally detained 10 The
yum through efforts Of certain
parties, who ara seeking to sentit
from the tinb1 and coal lands OF
hA client. which he declares are Of
great value. reaching into hundreds
ot ihoussnds OF dollars. when their
lumbsr end mineral resources are
developed
Some eleven years sao Jordan
vas accused oi tillipg a neixhbol
by the name Of Brck, who 9th two
Others, entered into = plot, he de-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
MANI LOCAL PEuPlE
CONS 70 NASHVILLE
Eathssed Over lie Famous
cemedy. "lightaln." a !,
Ospheum Theatre.

istesvst In the sngasensnt Of he
tamoas comedy success. ''i.,uAtnia"
a the orpAssm TAeatrV. Nashyille.
SCENE 10 ssnsllsl the srthussas0
that cent many laeal peepIs In to
ses Bee HUI" Tho Birth al .
Nation" and one os too aihas bio
shessricsi w6~ssnrs; S. fnv saxss~.
nsei al The plsv u ios six nights
and two ma.inees. starting Thass-
day night. January "a. aud ,srmi,
mating Wednesday night. Feb, sr1,
Matine%s wili be played on sstur
day and "Wednesday,
~ AAAasseh, sisss~. An~ -hrcss y spsfit,
ed demand tm seats. . good sslse.
tioa siill remains and they can hs
obtained either by mail OF si The
boz olkes where the sdvanes sals
viii be open ai,ss Friday mornias.
Jan. 81. The night perform anes
with begin 1t $50 aud the m1ttsess
/. a:O. Local playeosss ass urssd
to Rad the Nashville newspsess
criticisms on Friday. Jan, ~,
TIE company h cnrou,s 10 Pirm.
inghsm and 'Eew 0vl.aps ssd will
play no other susaeemsn,s 10 Ten
nsssee, II 10 the only company on
tour pr~s-n, as "Lishtnip" and u
will open 10 Chicago In ths spfina.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

'Ma-icsl Instruments" s,lI b
zoe topic IN study q, The nsxt meet.
anE es the Nstipee Musical. which
~ill h- held at the home al Mrs. C..
ID fen,ress, Feb 9
The icilo~ing program will be
r~a jer,d 81 ihst time
Cla,s'hcg,lcn " i-s,rumen,~-
Gssaitinr Nall
Mas,cai Instruments sm M the
ApeisIts Mr.. J. A Ci-n@ni.
risnn S,Io--H-s'-f ks~Y
The O,gsn--Ar J. Msx Coshn
vU1s! Doe, Mr. W A Good.
rIm snsS Ms. Anos Hn.i"y
The Evolution ~ P.,uu fHte-
Mrs Z l. Moenw
Piano Soio-Mrr " ls~y Tham
sou
Reviss os Musical Evenss a
Rsctn, Date Miss BADGE
voCai Qas';ette-Mice~s Bsis q
LNsch. AcAury and Morro~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

eN,res. u iG4n bin n n e3sr \.
e., pj-sNs@1Gn 7 toe Wiz Z. II
estate 'fhey eo, bi:n, seca. rg
70 5ofdan- s.1GLaenl. a .a II
bsco0 in the Euise oi a prs-a,,
but alter eating some Of toe usNat
Jordan o+esmr desperately i'll
Upon recovery several day later,
Jordan uel btek along . eoant;y
rosd near White blH6 and aght
occurred when Jordan demanded
the names oi ihe s.ndefs oi ihv
haeon. Beck sss killed aud lotdsn
vas arr .leI upon = ebats~ III
numbering btni.
Before hs Sas placed upon u.sl
according to Ar Noyotny. jHd.n
VA. removed to sbe asyluu near
Aasasills a,s,,ia a .cl.atse.at tnsa aiig.
He has Iinsvrei th ere -ioce without
formal examination tDr hls sanity,
according to ht Noyutny, ant uits'
IN. traI tct N lsi-f ia cs"c u
laslics
sir lg,a.c Ia so more uuaaus
lthaa | sai,'s sxfi Mr. Novotst' ssS;
might, have bad a train
specialist here from Philsdelohis
and be declared Mr.. Jordan is per
isctly ssns. lie was 80 ,hoioysaty
conylnced that be Ieft iok the Eat
alter : dsy o. 40 OF Investigation oi
the csse
'ft |. my parpose. not only TO
remove Mr Jordan from tie asylum
xher. | claim that hs has hssa
Illegal, rssti iinsiit me- thti,
! decade by some parties ~ho ar
seekiaa to holt him theT. IN ordas
to dstiye ina benefits from his
property, bot | slso expso' 10 clear
him Of the murder charge which WAS
lodged against him. The man they
claim he killed 10 not here another
Of the three plotters hs. been dead
Tor several months white the third
Ia in the West, tearing TO return 10
Tennessee, because OF certain threats
sgsinst his lifs "
"Mr Novotny became interested
, in case through a daughter oi NJ.
Jordan. who 10 u resident ut Mime
spolis. with whom he 10 acquainted
She obtained the services. II Mr.
| Novo,ny'4 la~ ifm to secure ber
father. r.iyr.s
"Nr. Soys,uv will he b,aej ,his
week by rirao.hy Burns. ,e.iof
partner oi the arm. wh'ca as-
naiAlla Ia Nas YoIk. MinD Qel,-
ana Chicago rogs,hrf 'iy bsss
bcrr' so.,tei no, 1n'5 - ''s
Harry Tpgw case bat a!s' 10 many
other uutsd criminal apd in ants
e+a,s Nr Noyotny hts n-tt
-4sa,la. ls,al.iha laa .y la ...s,eas,4, .la
etm'ral. ~ snd insanity
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

FOR SALE Bsnt Model Todd
Checkw'itsr; os~d very little VIII
cell ior 30 of exchange Tor f0fttnp
otbc- desk, c u, Wawrs Boz
D1. DieAson. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
~ 8-ee Special "The Right To Happiness at the Mccay Friday and Saturday

hsppsssss and prosperity foF us, We
have lots oi the tea people 10 tasn
oa cur hSSsks--l-s ~ add you: and
fsn~nees thls sanmss ~hsa meet
ssscns are tating Z re*t aud 500
saM sear meat a.ee iresh and cold.
that aar ssn 10 still haaasns. oas
ies sax cold and We waiting hoe
" ur order. g.
We thank yca tcs pas, iavoss and
hope 10 care ior your iuupse wants
10 the meat inr, Resp,,,
LusN MEAT MARxEr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28

Assorted line ot Heinz. . Meat Dves.
sings, WoYcherw Ssurs Mustsrd.,
Chill Sauce. Krtchups Wen glad.
y se, you anything 10 the packer.
hne we haven't got.
VI Try to have q variety Of Fish
at oil tim~s; alec Oysters 40 long ~
The seesrc lasts
Red snapper. drss4e | and sliced 35c
Dressed Cat .--....---.-..-.-----..--..- ~,
White Perch NJ Drum = Box
Game Fieh--Blacs Bass. Sea
T~ut and Msckerel So
California Jumso Celery ~ lkc 3S
Head Lettuca- a-.-.-.-..-.-----------8g 1hc
Green Onioa. 4 parslsy. hopch -1ie
0ystess-- ~ do NOT handle cheap
ooes. bat viii se, them i~ YOU. y.
handle noshins bot New f~s
Counts. Hc-Ne dos. sceusting to
sise: ~ sost them ourselves.
With us. II Ia not hos cheap. but
boz sossa' We guarantees every.
thing you sss IRON ~ TO be 6gst.
class 10 every nspeci Our DEAF
inss slth you must he sssisfactorv'
plsssan, dealings ~i,k ros means
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
Notice To City Taxpayer

The City Textbook for the year
l2N are now in my hands tos col,
ljetioa. BY paving lbss. tsxs.
promptly you will greatly enable
the town TO NEE, II. obligations
John Shelley.
{. Mzrshxf and Tar CniisctGf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
MEAT EATERS

Don't YOU wan, the hssty sure
you do. Thsn Try us; w- handle
nothing but The pest--the Nashville
Packers Producia. Some cay they
caa buy meat ,heape' than We cell
it. We admi, you can. You can
buy shoes cheaper than the ones
you hxve, bu, do you want ssh~na
What we want IL your trade, and
We know to get your trade and hold
il, We must give you good nests
and serve you In way you will
appreciate our efforts and fos THE
reason We 10 not sacrtfics qaai,ty
and give you cheap measa. You
want M to make lair prod, Tor Il
ve did sos se could no. stay in
business. We assure you thu,
when you buy meat from 10, you
will se, nothing hut the best aud A.
cheap a. any one can sell YOU the
came grade and send to you With
a. little loss ~ We do
Packers prices are 40 uncertain
We hardly know hos to Civ. pr,ces.
but tha, our customers may know
vhss they are nov paying. ". give
you the following:
Reel Steak, Round, Loln, +.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
COUNTY VISITED N
PROMINENT Oil MEN
Dickson Cousiy Leases Being
Inspected Win View W
Further Developmest

/. There has been quite 0 numbes
oi promiaent oil men Of the Moth
aud Ess, to Wait Dieksoo county
:aa;s zee. !!;;;SSss::as S==ss. :As::: .s: .s.=s--t
SEEKING more aud preparing Dor
their development this spring
W, NJ Jsnsins. oi PittsburE Pa .
who IL presifent II ths Jsnkfnx OF
Co. Of Kentucky and ps~sldsat Al
the Tennessee Central OH Co.. ei
.thin state. has spent the greater
pan ot this week in Diokaon county.
rhs f,nns-ses Central oif Co, hss
.usny thousand acres oi lssses 10
this county and are drilling, nsaf
White Blaa They are down 1879
feet and are nov in the trenton and
report a good showing oi oil. II ID
Understood thev will drill dssp<s.
THIS company Gill q, an early date
have another rig In lhs coanty.
Mr. Jenkins stated 10 . Herald
reporter that lie expected 10 make
a thorough tesi Of this territory and
,ha, he believed II would deseIsp
into sn oj field and that be knee
oil bad been found In paving -0asn
title. heretofore.
Ar jenkins VAS accompanied bv
DR., : \. Gorby, who WAS iot II
years State Geolosist Of !adisns
and Nj. A Polaamus. o! p,t,sburg.
who Ia vice presiden, Of the Mounds
vile Oh a Gas Co DR. Gorbv
many years ago drilled What IL
known as the Dog Greek Well on
the Cheathsm county line. |, 10
understood ihes. parties have made
several locsti ,ns icr Spring drilling
The Moundsvills Oil 4 Gas TO .
own acreage in this county and
have a RIG 10 transit 10 this county
Mr. J " Slasle Of the United
Oil Co. aud the Cumberland OH
Co, vas in The county lac. week in.
speetlns les-es owned by bis
|companles
Mr. c, A Gunhus. OF Superior
NiseoBsin, ha, been here and IL IL
''ernttrd that he will ship a ns in
suj 90 some prospecting this spring
NJ Scot, OF the Burlssm Devel.
lpement Go has been here recent.
" and ssys that Dickson county 10
|tienticsl' ai,h Allen county. Keh.
taosy from all appearances. His
l.-.heAas y sei,va IN tha Kentucky
Geld
lne Blair Crude Oil Petroleum
Co. oi Altoona Pa have had 70.
lntescr's'lves IN this section looking
Jy,r thvIt eases With view "a
linllips them
The White Bluff OIL Company
last week struck smother good show.
ns ot oil on the Harris lease at 72h
i,-;, and they ara nov shnt down
Ia~ai,ins efief- from The compan,
as TO wha, 10 4J This Company
Ia h.yun drilling their well No
Sa .v1;@ T. VI, usass Lessee. shses
miles west VI White Bu6,
News has been received al White
Bluff that the Bankers Petroleum
comoany oi New York sill begin
drilling th. first ut February. Thtl,
Irig il ~ location on Jones Creek
1t il reported tbs, the Hutchisor
Coal Co oi Fsirmount Wsst Va
! ~lll send q rig 10 Hickman County
I shortly.
F, Jd3Ging tvom conversations and
among oil men coDint
lie n,ek.on County, 4 Appears thai
) great hlug. may be Looked Tor ID
>.urs '-au no' ouly Dick.on Com
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
DO you WANT TO
SELL YOUR FARM

II yon want 10 sell your iafm Iiss
II with us ~ we hsv. JOS, recently
Eeo*sved spQa,Fs.. !F.sD Slsfrs
number VI prospective hnrers ircm
the North nnd Wa, who wi~h 10
locate In the South.
Pinksston sud Sanders
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
Muk Day Saturday.

Nsxi saturday 10 'muk day" in
Dickscn and ws understand that
ssverxi buyers wiz ts On hand xs
siI! also wveral local ioekies, II
you have mules ior sale M trade
hrius them 10 Dickson SATURDAY..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-01-28
oetvUANv

Died, January 20. 1871. al h~
home 10 West Dtctscn, N. v,
Smith. age III yests. 7 nonih. and
lb days. Funeral service vac held
at bis residences January 3ls,. con.
Quoted by 4 l. Gregory. VI Tulia.
homs. assisted by Rev. II W. sssv
aud ]. D. Hswsely
Mr.. Smith lived consistent
member Of the NJ. X Church. South.
forty years. He lived q liir we'll
spsni and, died In the hopes Of a
glorious immortality.
Hs leaves 10 mourn his absence
a siis and eight childrsn--Mra w.
+. Sensing. Dictsou; d. J. ID.
smith, Gtankiin. Will smith. D~n.
ton. Texas; DR.. X. l. smith. pomo.
M. Cslil A. J Smith. Edrewond
Tenn; Mrs. W. n Brucber. Cape
Girsrdsau. Mo; Marvin Smith,
Wichita Fsii., Tex, Fred Saith.
Dickson. Tenn, j .i.o IS srsndehil
drea and 8 gfes grandchildren.
HE remains w.re laid 10 rest Ia
uniod Cemetery. Dickson, Tenn
by the Masonic fraternity --Mrs.
W r. Ssnsins.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-30

lege. the state has voted s50,000. the county S10O,000, the city of Phoenix S100.000, and the Salt River Valley Water Users association s50,O00. Since May, 1920, the plaintiffs state. the Paradise-V Verde irrigation district has had the right to maintain dam site on the creek and has granted this right to the plaintiffs. An agreement has been entered between themselves, the plaintiffs say, to con struct a dam in the Winfield mining district for the control of the Cave creek flood, and plans for the con struction has been made.
 The Amalgamated Copper Mining company. the plaintiffs allege. claims or pretends it has some right and title to the four mining claims and the portions of the fl other claims which they ask the court to condemn for a public use. They have been unable to reach an agreement on the purchase of the lands, the plaintiffs declare, and assert the property sought is valueless. The easement sought, they say. will not damage the defendant in the least