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Evening journal., 1921-02-05
CITY BANK CIEARINGs

Clearings Of the local banks for t1e
week ending today as announced by
The National Bank OF Delaware.
TO S2,6i5. .O96.54 as compared
with "a ,239, $3.50 for The correspond
ing week OF last year.
Evening journal., 1921-02-05

In loving memory Of my dear husband.
John Montgomery, who departed this
life February Z, 1920:
Ihough gone. you are not forgotten,
BY the one who loved you best
This world would be heaven,
Could l hear your voice again.
Vqfo
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
ron RENT GARAGES.

Reasonable. desirable location, en-
trance ii08 Rodney street and 1920
Delaware avenue. Phone 4SJO.--Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06

S4.2O5 in twenty years, and at
q per cent it will be 1898 in five
wears, $2,093 in ten years and
$S,S73 in twenty years. Sup
pose YOU save S. a week at 4
per cent, you will have Sl,432 in
five years. $3.50 in ten years
and SS,0C9 in twenty years. At
8 per cent YOU will have 81 ,493
in FIVE years, S3,505 in ten years,
and S9,S39 in twenty years. If
YOU find it possible to save $40
a week you will have $2.S75 at
4 per cent in five years, Sc,
in ten years and Sl6,OlS in
twenty years, while at E per
cent YOU will have 5000 in five
wears, S7,025 in ten years and
Sl9Tl7 in twenty years.
No better fundamental plan
Of lie could he suggested than
the setting aside OF a certain sum
each week. When this is done 1t
means the introduction OF order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
VEN|ZELOS REJECTED
PLAN FOR new STATE

Athens. Jan. Dry the Associated
Pos, Suggestion that former Pre-
'u...r N"u:z"'rS form 4 new stat" for DIS
Snlrn' I;r",'is In tie event Of his losing
i'.. r"r"r' cloctinns in Gr""ce. w"r" re-
t.'''rd ry I'm "S not "H"ll"niqG"." SAYS
!...nhr"k3 .Nicf editor Of III" newspaper
i>t'r.S. wnn declares u" h"0Hrh"l the
plan :" IL" premier. Discussing th!I
Development, which has .,cn'r I" light In
-" last G"w days. Through revelations
oC cnnvrrSat inHs held between IN" late
K,rg Alexander and II Nen!zcl"s. the
''llt"r says:
"I' would appear from another V"nez'-
1T editor, however, that n" general
pan of NJ. Ncnizclos after IN" elections
Vas - Great" II" new star" "t f"HtuS,
on t,,. E,a,k Sra. 10y which Constants
Hopl~ would 10 located between tw"
,;r""rcs and would eventually fan int"
II" naute ~ 81" greater. II IS fact
that TINS ambitions plan was being lad
,a.f Nuru.l. rnc step in til" sCh"m"
haint. i.' prOpu>"d landing Of Crock
al.ry II Ium'uS irr an attack aga!nS;
Nur"::l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06

capable personality comes into
being. The amount OF money
actually laid by from week to
week with its accumulations is,
in the final analysis, by no means
the most important benefit to be
derived from these frugal prac-
tees.
The act of saving is in itself
more important than what is
saved.
But the laying aside Of fixed
sum at certain regular intervals
constitutes the first step in thrift
The time to begin these prac'
tees is now. To defer their be.
ginning is to court ultimate de-
feat. 1t is always easy to find
excuses for not practicing thrift.
Next week, next month or next
year will always seem a more
propitious time to make the res
olution. But the time to start is
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
Senate Passes Measure
For Inaugural Expense

Wa shiugton. Jan. "A resolution ar-
propria'inE 900 for expenses Al the
capital IN connection with the 'uIuEura-
ton Of Hr"Sid"ut-clcrt Harding WAS
adopted today ~ tn" senate after an
other clash over vcuruUE. Nm IIuond-
men, 10y Senator Norris. Republican,
Nrhrd ska. to rr'lTc" Ia" appropriation
to Sl".u00 was rejected, ~ To- S.
Senator New. Republican,. Indiana.
wl" conferred last nigh; with Elwar-
H. Mclean. chairman of tn" civic in
awGur" committee. told III" s"nn'"
;r"rr WIS no ;.iaU Ia us" government
huilG.nr tor IN" inaugural bail.
bill introduced to-day 10y Senator
McCUmhrr. R"ruh':cau, North Dakota.
r""T Hs"i si.U"" daily fines for cXior-
ION IN charges for rooms. meals. Era;.h
stand seats and other Inaugural! arcuu.-
un,,atinus. Declaring that II WIS pro-
posed TO provide special polio" Cor pick
packets, Senator Nr'hmhHr asked pro
t..rtlou aEain~i "tll" h.g robbers" som"
hutcls. lc snid. were charging Sl"y Il
d.? for rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count.
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

Ths sensation Of mo v.Sr IN 80 drag
trade Is Asptroas.. tA- two--n'nu.c r"i'!
AID cough reii"Ner. aHfEOr.tsttVS': -tiar-
rDr.cd bv the NlAbor&t"risS: tested Ap-
n-ored and MOS: enthusiastically en-
lorsed ~ no h'Eh"s: authorities. and
n-o~,e.rnNd nv The co-l-,nn rr6p.e as ten
:rrs.a a. quick aod "r""ti"N 20 Hh sj;~v.
rocI and rNr. y: an. o'h"- cd ana
cough remedy thy rave er"r = o.
Al drug stores a." now Sur~l'"d w''h
-. wonderful row elixir. 60 AL r"u have
90 do 20 GET r.d OF -: c",i tS IN Sep
rato ;rc near$t drug store. hand q"
..-k half do''sr r0- a ho''.s oc AZ
,i-onal and tel h'u' 20 Srr:~ ~ -,
s.,Snoon<uls VT :N8r :-a-r0nr Tui" %
--arsr = = g'a<~ ".tr ""'ir wsfrI in
your r,-d. .,ke 'h~ dr:7& a 90 ~p-al-
low and call Srr go"- Tl"~"T bark IL two
minutes Il Won cdr7"' r"", ,"u- cold
fading Way i&r G-ao", ~s'':> -"
Tine limit Dou't no hash'I' Cor a.
druggists 'nr,'r You anG "Nr''; YOU T.
trv T. Everyb"dr'. ID TIC q;
when your cold - ~"u%h g r"':~'. 't
,,Ea ne r.r1g'rG~- - -. N~'... fr--.. ? ,
Inur NJ. and hah."S. r." N~r.- - ..
~ FAR the Ssf~~' r'.'j ~s.~' ".'..'..r '..
.ssIssr 20 take end -" -:'ns' E."n7N'.
aid ard couFn ."a'-:i =" .G'ar's ru'.
re'.G-pT.--A'.t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06

! They lad given IT, al hope of my
! ever being Wei again hu, thanks I"
! Tar,ar | arm feeling as we'll now as
| I ever t., ~ nv 80" and I "ndy wish
! I had t.n,.. to =" to every ""me ard
! 90, every s!r& person about tbs grand
m"i.c:no.
! a year 49, las. January had \
! ,~,ryc aIta"k % .nnucn2a which l"ft
! ~ IN = terribly weakened condition
! AMI NY aH"t!;c was So poor that ate
. l.;.!e moro thau enough to Keen body
, aUd soul trG"t&'".
! My heart palHitatcd so drcad'u!ly
! q. t!;ne> ,nNt u seemed Ike i had
Stopped Altogether and would tn:nk
'1y ;i:Tc had coma. VA q" weak 'Ha'
! ! coutdu'c 60 III tHn st"nS w.'aou' hold
'n- - - do Gy"rNUs"wo-H. Was 80
r--yvus that couldn't drink NY '"1 ~
,ri'o" without sptu!aS It
My slrrp was restless and broken ard
! w,Iid ha,c smo,hcr!ns SPILLS aud
r"|'d j"s' have :" set Up AID 50 t. tn"
u.a.!rw 80 could breathe.
Il finally started taking Tau'aN OF
! 30 advic" Of a :r'~uI and before had
! iu,sh"d taking Tho Second rottIn M
! relShbors could tel was sN7-o"!ug
right a'onI W.. i has only taken 4, o
BOTTLES 70 restore rly nc2'tl completely.
! My a7pei!t" 5 Just snl"Hd.d now.
my acdy"s a"H strong and steady. my
! 1"us"wo-k = 7 RAJ r,,a~ure and 7 ,2u
sIs"p Tx" a child .; H.gh'. In Fac: I
H"N"" S.""' better = ny 20 han I do
row"
Tie above rcmar<ah'n s'acemNr: was
mad" by Mrs. sylvia Foster - cNG S.
n vision s.. Buffalo. y Y. a w",l-knowu
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
Zig Increase IN value

Columbus. o. Jan. 5.-BouErt 81
GERS aeo tor approximately 500 an
a""r he land around IN" r"lu'Hhus
ii;.cr;lyi,s u"re today Is worta S5.no0 an
arrn w.thou, the buildings Errly IN
ua,' nbsr. 1875. tho place WAS given its
rCrs,i.. DO Gnat!on-"E"Cru!: Depot
ro.."'tus barracks. ohio.
To-day .aHrc arc 30 p"r'nsnGn: build
.rSS aut &C wooden STRUCTURES N use al
a.. depot Thee include officers and
c:,.iSt"d ;n"u's quarters moss hal,
bakery. c"mm.Ssarr guordh"uS". 'h"apt'
"a. r"r'.Y.u% station. Administered hon
and p"e' "it."" bindings.
Nor" army "o'.s,nen.s ar" accom-
'unGat"d q. -" columbus barracks than
., ;gay o. Ia" other ~" r""~H.t I"?otS
a 20 courfry. according :" "ff.rjaIs
,l.-va \ ynr~r or s. on:r""s rrI 9no on
.ts'"d men IS required ga - daily oper'
alton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06


Washington. jan. 5.--Ilar!nr obtained
from the ,ah"" department an o:t"r for
temporary admission :" tho United
states OF N" seven lsufS an ""l.G'cn hc
. has Tentatively adopted. Rear Anmlra!
| Newton y Nr'r,iy. former American
Ugh commissions" ri S'l"''"r".. iH''
! Tonight r"r Now Yrr% - yet re Ch"-
dreu at Hills Island and hr.nE ,A"m -
his Was AinGt"n homo. II" aHm.ra, sad
- would d-ro>.; :m" ~d;,,t".y the 5000
/ bond required = tho rn"" Or "a'h "i -"
I Children "a s@suraHc" 'HA' 'n"% WI no.
! become puhi!" charges. and WI re-" vH
= proper education.
{ Admiral MCtu-E plans :" hc"N q"
I children NJ his hon" here u"t.! lhr'r
! right - remain n N" trI'"I states has
: been fully established by hearings BE-
/ core Labor Department utf!c..!s. Att"r-
wurL h. vii tax" chem 10 rs hoyhood
! home N Anderson. :. g.. ;o Introduce
lM"m - his mother. wh" VI assume
, temporary charge 81 the c'iId.cn, wn!ls
. tho officer Is rcfurnish!ng and remodel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06

saved arc not to
&c dcspiscd by any
means. \ dollar a
week saved and in
vested at 4 per
cent will give YOU
a little over 81 900
in twenty years
and il invested at
5 per cent it will
amount to substan-
tiaIiyS2,00O. Three
dollars a week at
t per cent will
grow to SSO2 in
five years, Sl,9l4
III ten years and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06


,''N' pans AZ n >-'' >'7Pe' ~" con-
""rI ,".''"S an" "'''r' "Ht"'.s '"".d no
49," o. I"."" '"r 'u"''',hS '''''''''
'"' ""N'' 1''S '~''"'"s "'''H'''
'"'"'',H'
49," w. -. . .' ,"'' P'''.,, ,..'s
."".> |@ '''' '''"' ~ u te'
'','."@
y ne" ".''"'"s $40, ,"I &c cog .. e"u-
.'''..'' 0,'"e 80 ~ 80 - ~ '''7
10Y re '"'''I' -, ''''' "':s'" '"' com
"'''''' Using '''''' l"S ~ '"',
.'~'N no" are "."''' "'N' 80" 81
'.rVHSn""' '"'' can, "US' NAMING ''' ~
- '''""'!' % - >'.'"'
! -" ~'"'' a. .''S!'.'',. 70 ''H' So. ~
'''' = N'"'" 49, .N"S0 80" ,''' 9I''''"
.''',"'.' 800 ,,'.,,i
NV" "a" i'o,"'
"a go "y','
49, '','' go aus - ''''"''''' S'''''' 49,
H','' "''.'''". . .,.,,
NJ "s.|u,'!rd' eng neH'"lS o"''''"s
=" ''~' S"'S'p"'' a'S' 20 u 81 eSe - "'e
,l"',-r. engineers.
Al aut"mot!yc engineering laboratory
NJ"diAE I" c"St SS"'""o; Il w!re!-SS .ao-
ora.orE. Sio,'"o; horse barn. A''"";
I".rE c"'t.s 2U'.H'As' sSo'''': ch''N'''Fy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
Recin the new year with some

Begin the new year with some
definite thrift plan. The best
way to accomplish this is to re-
solve that you will save a certain
sum OF money each week. The
amount OF this sum is OF far less
importance than the fact that
vou make it definite and that
YOU keep your resolution.
Small SUMS systematically
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06

Coiuu,huS. O. la j.--An !rcroae" o..
SO 200 n the r"co.p'S for ~" c"iU!a-
o." pos; oIf!rc this year Over -" "a."a-
da- y"s~ ." 'ol? iN arp:oN:m,,'"h hv
James L. G"rN@, superintendent -; IL
uar,e. van declared Tint tn" Columbus
,ff:ce MI hN - tho S%,oan.h0" r:d~T
v.'h;& a year. To total =" .o!p'S '"7
iHl9 ,rcrn 8 .fG5. no2. 7uh thos" ".HrrN,-
mated TO- 1890. sl.Ni?.0nn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
Bys.W sTRAUs, President Amerito. Society for Thrift

ly processes and 4 fixed system.
Habits are inaugurated which
stabilize the entire routine OF
life.
Systematic saving of money
encourages prudent spending
which means greater thought
and attention to the administra-
ton of personal affairs. I'm
consciously more wholesome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06

habits of life are
fostered. R egu-
larity of hours, the
elimination Of idle
ness and a COM
plete readjustment
Of ones activities
along the lines Of
greatest efficiency
are developed.
With the intro
duction of these
new habits of life
there is bound to
be an increase in
earning capacity. A
e+ronoer and more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
TO ADMIT M'CULLY'S
RUSSIAN CHILDREN

Washington. Jan. 5.--T-mPorary adj
m.ssion 20 80 country O! tie seven
Russian ra!.i-nn brought back ny RcI--
Admiral HUGH \. McCu!!y. former
American A;Gh commissioner At Sohas-
'rro,. was ordered to-day hy TIC tn.m!-
grafton bureau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
BETTER THAN
WH|SkEY FOR
COLDS ANDFLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron,
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro.
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli,
cations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
ANEys. SYLVIA FOSTER,

AVA Buffalo, N. Y, who says she
wishes she could go into every home
and tell how Tanlac completely re-
stored her health after she had 4osI
all hope OF ever being we'll again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06

O-r-P-O-E-T-G- N-l-T.N
INTHLhIGENrE v NNT ADS.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT
 Territory of Alaska, First Judicial
 Division, Precinct of HydeF, Before
 Hon. John T. Reed, Commissioner.
 and ex.officio Probate Judge.
 In the Matter of thel No. 3, Probate.
 Estate of Notice of
 Carrie Stoner, Settlement of
 Deceased Final Account
 Netice Is hereby siven that Robert N. Rogers. the administrator of the estate of Garlic Stonef, deceased, has rendered and presented fot settlement, and filed in said court, his fist and final account of his administration of said estate and thtfeWith filed his petition fof the final distribution thereof and that Wedhes- day; the tenth day of August, l92l, at the hour of ten o'clock in tho foteano6h of said day, at the office of said C8mtnis2 sioner in Said Precinct, has Besh duly fixed by said court, foF the settlement of Said account; at which time and place any and all persons interested in said estate may appear and make objections to said account by filing written excep- tions thereto and, contest said petition for final distribution.
 { ysEAI ] John T. Reed, .Commissl9per, 1 , EMAL M and ex-ofIiclo Probate Judge,
 First Publication, June Sth, 1921.
 Last Publication, July 18th 1921.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13

the vast resources of the territory were given to Scott c. Bone, the newly appointed territorial govern or. before he was willing to accept the post, Some measure of just what the tentative plan of that pol icy is to be will be worked out at the White House at conference of interested officials which may prove the most important discussion that has been undertaken on Alaska's future within the past generation. President Harding invited Govern or Bone, Secretary Fall, Senator New, chairman ]sfthe Senate con- mit,ee on terri f Rspresen, tative Curry oi &4ha, chair man of a similar committee of the House, to meet and thresh out the whole question.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13

T.. Luke McLuke says s that some me men remind him of pug dogs. They never do anything, yet they are always pIuffing around a aS though they were worked to death.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13

A go8d Way tSS keep away fffom liquot is to take it through a straw
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13

" 91' :. F,'- 7A.N Ah
 > A Washington Wf| hdi special stl says: As ssurappcs {. tlhat thF aaalmi4istratllon stood sduarely. ,be4FiF4ya Fil4yl reform in the bureaucratic eoverhffisnt now slow |k. thrR!ssI1ins AIssta ap4 sa!yypes}ea an Alasksa pali6Y which will opaa
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13
RYDER, ALASKA. July 1S 1921
BUCK UP, STEWART

| OOOAA VI OALV ANk
 Irrespective of what may be said or published about Stewart being killed oV crippled by this or that governmental regulation, the Miner maintains that by its strateeical position as the gateway to a great mineral area of immense promise and as the nearest seaport for the vast undeteloped wealth of north. ern British Columbia, Stewart has the bIiehtert future oI any town on the westsfn coast of Canada; There may be tempofary set-batks in its development; as thefe ate ih ali new towns. but thefe can be but one outcome, the ultimate growth of a permaneht and pfospetShs city: What Stewart needs is fot all 6fher residents to pull together; to break aWay from smali:to#h ideas and give their faith and 1is- ion, yes, and imagination, free rein. There is ah Uid adage that faith will move mountains. Stewast should adopt this for slogan and it will come true.
 A eo8d way tS keep away from liquot is to take it through a Straw. While a fellow is co5urtihe girl he hates to go home. After they are milalrrrieed-well, he hates to go home,
 .-Sp.%-=s-~s--s,
 Scientists disagree as to Whether married men live longer than sin gle, but it is a cinnch the time win seem longer.
 An 18-poujnd baby has beeh born in Terra Bella, cal. w e can think of no more appropriate place for an n 18-polnd baby to be born in
 ., Luke Mc;Luke says "a that some men remind him of pug dogs. They never do anything, yet they are always puffing around as though they were worked to death.
 !. An ad in the Juneah Empire e says: Guarantee one cows milk for infa'n, sand a, delicate children" We grasp the idea about the infant, but why sand the delicate ci1il children? ilei
 It begins, ,!,t, so look as !, f we really had d some son definite k,d policy regarding Mexico; P.y., Maybe $ some day, day, owe <: shall have ,'.. definite e nil American s p9l- icy in Alaska. Northwest Mining Truth. --.-.--.
 v >.., 5. q7,l -4..s As x, A Washington: spsssital says. As surapqce {. 'Ihat thf aa4lmi4istration stood sduarelyn nbeFFiHHa, FiIHl, reform in the bureaucratic eoverhH4knt now slow 10. thrRsssl|ins Alsska $, ap4 sga!yypesg}ea AA A1A .E-- AmV3Il LGA q = ,aO "
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13

Scientists disagree as to Whether married men live longer than sin gle, but it is cinnch the time win seem longer.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13

An 18-pound baby has been born in Terra Bella, cal. We can think of no more appropriate place for an n 18-pound baby to be born in.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13
w. R. HULL Editor
PUBLISHED WEEKLY

Sent anywhere for $S a year. Advertising rates on application.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-13

While a fellow is courtihiie a girl he hates to go home. After they are mrla,rrrietd-welE m he hates to go home,
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
Wedding Party Is All Assembled
 But No Bride and Groom Appear

Considering this information as a joke, MT. Fitch went ahead with plans for the wedding party at his home. The guests arrived. bringing with them presents and eatables-it was to be a regular neighborhood spread. The minister and his wife arrived. The guests waited-then waited some more.
 we had a very delightful wedding dinner, even if the bride and groom failed to materialize." Mrs. Fitch de- clared.
 Wedding dinner for me?r Miss Schultz registered astonishment when asked concerning the affair. Why. was not invited to any wedding dinner.
 What did you do Wednesday night?"
 E T was home and in bed shortly after sundown.'
 ried?'
 The man I expect to marry is in New Mexico now"
 However, Lloyd Turner must have had a different idea about the matter In anticipation of his wedding to Miss Schultz he rented a house at 2042 East Jefferson street. The shattered romance has present. ed an opportunity for more sue | cessful courtship. J. NJ. Barton owner of the house on Jefferson street, now offers the place for ons month free to the first couple thai gets married and applies for the de serted love cote. 1 And it might be mentioned tha' there are several unpresented pres ! ents in that particular neighborhood
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
DENY STATEMENT
 PARADISE VERDE
 |S NOT FEASIBLE

Characterizing an article by John | F. Orme which appeared in yester- days Gazette as ''prejudiced and mis- leavins. engineers for the Paradise Nefde irrigation district last night is- sued statement in sweeping denial of the alleged facts and figures sub- mitted.
 The reply statement was given out by NJ. R. Rays. with Beckman and Linden Engineering Corporation, and A L. Harris. consulting engineer for the district. It reads as follows:
 MT. Orme's statements, however sincere they may be, are based on reports so out-of date and discredited as to make them appear almost ri- diculous. Certainly the attack is prejudiced and misleading. and in fairness should be corrected.
 He refers to the report of MT. Hamifn who. it seems, held that there would not be water enough to irrigate 30.000 acres of land. Our analysis of the situation. after a most thorough investigation is that there win be suf- ficient water to supply at least 1000 acres for all but three years out of 30.
 Our present plans call for the storage of 100000 acre feet in the two main reservoirs as against about 1.525,00o in the Roosevelt reservoir. If anyone doubts the value of storing the waters of the Verde river let them compare the present acreage under the Roosevelt dam with the acreage before its erection. It is conservative in the extreme to say that the culti- vated lands have been doubled fin area. And if you stop to consider that the drainage area of the Verde Is about two-fifths of the total drainage area of the Verde and the Salt, it stands | to reason that the control of the Yer de through the construction of storage reservoirs is going to do as much for the Paradise-Verde district as the erection of the Roosevelt dam has done for the Salt River valley lands.
 MT. Orme sees fit to criticize the type of dam which we contemplate. He is a step ahead of the engineers on this point. for thus far no type has
 been finally recommended. Three and the cost will enter into the matter
 as an important factor in selecting the type.
 The entire proposition can be
 summed up by stating that if MT
 Orme is right in his contentious. the
 secretary of the interior is all wrong
 for IL was upon the showing of feast
 bility that the Paradise Verde was
 granted full concessions from the ] government in the matter of reservoir sites and rights of way for it's canal. [ and laterals and power canals These concessions were granted ir , the face of strong opposition on tn, , part of a delegation representing tn, l Salt River Valley Water Users as P sociation. Every scrap of evidcnc'
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
APPEAL ] CASES ID THE SUPREME COURT

Otho Morris has appealed to the supreme court from the decision O. the superior court of Graham county which awarded him judgment in the amount of s26-22 in his action against the Western Union Telegraph com pany for s2.57G.22.
 Morris recovered the amount that was wired him when he was out Of funds in Kansas and which failed 10 be delivered to him in due time. He alleged that he was forced to sell his watch and when that amount was spent had to sleep on the ground and suffer other discomforts that brought on ill-health. He was unable 10 se- cure employment. he alleged in the trial held in the lower court
 The Western Union Life Insurance company has appealed from the iudg- ment of the superior court of Mari. copa county which awarded voilie C, Musgrave ss.000 in an action brought against the insurance company.
 A third case appealed "Wednesday was that of E. A. Tovrea and com pany who appealed from the Cochiss county court which gave to Pete Yutich judgment of $3.o00 in a per sonal injury suit.