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Evening star., 1921-10-28
Just arrived-newer
and prettier Sweaters
than we've seen for a long

than we've seen tor long
time. Prices are lower, too
The outdoor season is here, and if there's any
thing convenient and suitable for sport wear
we haven't seen it. These sweaters are particularly
smart and the styles are charming;
Slipover Sweaters at $3.95
A non-committal style for girls, juniors, misses
and small women. Their special feature is the
round neck finished with band of brushed wool,
the same idea carried out at the fitted cuff Colors
include buff, brown navy and black Sizes "a to 40.
Jaunty Sweaters at $5.95
These are also suitable for girls, misses, juniors
and small women-in fact, women of any size will
find them becoming. The smart Tuxedo and two
ir-one model that be left open effectively or
closed for comfort. Pocket, criss-cross sash and
some are trimmed in brush wool contrasting with
the colors-buff, brown and navy. Neat-httng
wrist section.
Other New Sweaters from $695 to SASS.
Evening star., 1921-10-28

Misses Goats
Special, $3.50

Youthful women and
smaller women will
find many a model
Just suited to them.
The topper effects and
wintry styles with COM
" collars that invite
YOU to cuddlc them up
around the neck. Belts
and huge pockets, large
buttons and in some in
stances deep cuffs.
Mixtures Tweeds and
Sport Cloths OF differ
ent weaves and finishes
and some pile fabrics.
Brown, beginning at a
light buff and ranging
all the way to the deep
wood browns. Sorren-
to. copen and navy are
the blue tones shown:
heathers in abundance
and some reversible
fabrics.
Evening star., 1921-10-28

Tbe rich colors are Turquoise, Jade, Burnt Orange
Peachblow. Peacock and Black. Finished with shell
handle with ring at the end. Wouldn't this make an
acceptable Christmas gift? YES.
First FloOr-LansburEh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Brassieres and BandeauX
Haze proued their eficiancy
and their popularity increases

Time was when the general impression prevail
ed that only larger women wore these accessories
but experience has taught US that even slender
women are improved in line by wearing these cor
rective garments
We are we'll equipped to supply whatever Is
needed in this line and invite comparison with our
values too Sizes range from 81 to "A prices range
80, SOC, 79c.
Boyshform Brassieres-The model par excel
ence that holds the body in an erect position: at
the same time allows perfect freedom OF motion.
Made of best materials and tailored to perfection.
$1.OO to $500.
Third Floor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Vanity Cases at $1.95

Your choice of brown
or black leather. You'll
notice that the mirror
is full size of the lid
but that isn't all the good
points. Lined with a rich
corded poplin and fitted
with emery strips. tiny
box for lip stick and small
puff box. The coin purse
is attached by safety cord.
A useful article and a
value you will recognize
at once.
First FIOOr-Lan
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
news BULLETIN Plan
OF BUSINESS CLUB
CFrom snndaN.s naiIg1

A news bulletin to De used at
the business meetings OF the Bust
ness and Professional Women's club
OF Prescott Is the latest plan foster
ed by this enterprising organization
OF Prescott business women. The
plan has been suggested by Miss
Mary Cameron. OF the program com
mittee OF the club
The bulletin would include articles
and live comment on women's ac-
Invites which would be OF interest
TO the members of the club. and
would afford subjects for discussion
among the members. Material for
the news bulletin would be culled
from current papers and periodicals,
as well as from suggestions from
members and from club activities
here and elsewhere.
Bi-weekly luncheons at which the
members OF the club can get to-
gether for the purpose of hearing
topics OF general interest, were an
nounced by the program committee
OF the Business and Professional
Women's club, under Mrs. Rose
mary Campbell.
The first OF these luncheons IS
planned TO be held next Thursday
noon. and il it proves 4 success, the
luncheons will be held regularly, in
addition to the regular evening meet
ings OF the club held at the Blue
Triangle center on the second and
fourth Thursdays OF the month.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
BOLLINGER CALLS
FOR BRIEFS IN THE
ALAMOS Land SUIT

Conclusion of the trial Oh the fore
closure suit OF the Phoenix Tile and
Trust company against the Alamos
Land and Irrigation company was
reached yesterday morning and
Judge f. e Bollinger OF Mohavc
county, who presided said he would
give the defendants 10 days in which
to Tile briefs and the plaintiffs five
DAYS on top to Tile answers
Judgment VIII be reserved by the
court pending examination of the
briefs.
The case arose over the alleged
failure al the irrigation company to
pay one-hali The purchase price OF
a tract OF land, the stipulated sum
Tor which was SS0,000 ]. E Rus
sell and D. Z, Parks appeared for
the plaintiffs and Walter Bennett OF
Phoenix for the defendants.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
BADGERS R0MP
ONTO DIAMOND
FOR En-
(From saturdays Daily)


The Badgers this afternoon will
play their first baseball game OF the
season when they meet the Jerome
High school mine on the local
diamond. Alter weeks of practice
the Badgers have the same old pep
that characterized the basketball
team. Many names already made
familiar to Prescott fans in the grid
iron and dribbling games last year
will appear in the lineup.
Jerome has fairly strong nine,
which has won its first game. played
with Clarkdale last Friday, by II
to 5. A well-balanced game is ex-
pected when the two teams meet.
The Badger Jerome session will be
preceded by return game between
the Humboldt-Maycr nine and the
Prescott-Fresh1nan nine, at l o'clock
The freshies won the first game from
Humboldt last Saturday, II to s. and
today's contest promises to be excit-
ing. Humboldt is over for blood
While the Badger lineup is no,
fully decided, the men will probably
go into the game in the following
order: Escher will do the receiving;
Southworth and Escher are Badger
pitchers. Napier will probably start
one and hold the other as an ace in
the hole. Lefty Thompson will hold
down first, while Bradley will dis
play his baseball ability on the key
stone sack. Gene Weiland will cover
short. and either Marshall or Poe
will guard the dizzy corner. The
personnel of the outfield lies between
Nelson, Raitt, Poe and r. Wciland,
Every lover eli good baseball
should .urn out Tor this initial game
OF the Badger diamond season.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
YOUNG NAN IS Held
ON LARCENY CHARGE
CFrom sundays Dallvl

J. NJ. Jennings, age p, IS being
held IN the county Jail on a charge
IF petty larceny pending investiga-
ton Of his story that d rawhide RATA
he was trying to sell at a second
hand store here when arrested yes
,erday, was purchased by him from
"A Mexicau. The RATA has been
identified as the property OF an In
dian, Albert Johnson.
Jennings. according to the story
he told the county officers. bought
the RATA from a Mexican Tor one
dollar. said dollar constituting one
third OF his financial resources when
he landed in Prescott three days ago
from Phoenix. He stated he came to
this state about three weeks ago
from the Imperial valley, landing in
PhoeniN
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04

the ex-service man. During the
coming weeks. these plans will be
gone over by the state officers. COM
prisine the following;
NJ. L. Ganey. Prescott. state COM
mander; Mr. Dobbins, Tucson, senior
vice-oommander; AIR Shaw, Phoe-
nix. junior vice-commander. Coun-
Gil OF administration - Ernest Hall,
Phoenix. secretary OF state, five-year
term: John J. OMelia Prescott.
four-year term; Mr. Mcdonald, Tue
son. three-year term; b. ]. Fischer,
Douglas. two-year term; F J. Cad
helf Tucson. department surgeon.
The election OF a department chap
lain was LETT open until q suitable
candidate should be found
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
TWO MEN ADDED TO
RANGE APPRASIALS
PARTY NOW At WORK
From fridays Daily

Addition OF two forest service men
from the district Office at Albuquer-
que to assist III the work OF range
appraisals now being carried on il
the Skull Valley section OF the Pres
colt forest. WAS announced yesterday
at the Prescott forest service office.
'fhe two men are John Kerr. assist
ant district forester, and c. K Cop
perrider. grazing examiner. 1t was
originally intended that these Two
men should join the range apprais-
al force when worl, began ON the
Tusayan forest, but due to the i'm
portance OF the initiation OF the ap-
praisal work, they will join at Skull
Valley.
Among the party carrying on
range appraisals. which have begun
Tor the southwestern district on the
Prescott forest are c. E. Ratchford
OF the Washington. d. c, Office;
Paul Roberts. OF the Albuquerque OF
flee; J. H. Sizer. deputy supervisor
OF the Tonic forest. and H. B.
Wales. Prescott forest supervisor.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
This IS Low FINANCE
IN SWANSON'S OPINION

Proof that the initiation OF cur
rency has disastrous effects can be
secured in this town from Charles
Swanson, the taxi-man. He will
supply the facts and the profanity
without extra charge
a while back. Swanson parted
with an object that even then Vas
a curiosity $40 gold piece. He
realized profit on the transaction,
for the coin brought him $l050,
Yesterday, he glimpsed a gold coin
in the possession of Newton. the
fisherman OF Whipple Barracks, and
offered what he regarded as face
value Newton was dazed at first.
but managed to retain his calm until
he was possessed OF the ten dollars.
and Swanson had the coin.
It developed very shortly there
after that the minted piece was a
five-spot. 1t had been so long since
Swanson has seen any OF the yellow
stuff that he had forgotten the di-
mansions. He was deceived by the
glitter and appearance Of the coin.
He wanted to trade back-at least
Tor half the price but ali offers were
refused.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
LINKS WILL Bring
SUMNER VISITORS

Through the accessibility OF the
beautiful course of the Hassayampa
Country club. it is believed by golf
enthusiasts in Prescott. that many of
those who usually Journey 10 the
coast Tor the summer from Phoenix.
the valley and Tucson will come to
Prescott this year.
What develops the town suits
nc said a citizen yesterday. The
tent city helps solve our housing
problem and the thing to do IS to
get in and boost To the very small
minority who may not favor this
plan, let me cite you an article ap-
pearing recently in the Chicago Trib-
une which states that the PaIos and
Edgcbrook golf courses in Chicago
are nearing completion and will be
ready for play by May 18th \
rough estimate shows that 100000
visitors entered these big preserves
and it is expected that the coming
season will witness the attendance OF
at least an additional million persons.
Permits have been issued to large
number of campers who will be al
lowed to stay and play golf Tor a
period OF so days free. All corners
OF good character are admitted Care
takers have supervision over their
camps. enforcing rules. Automobile
travellers. carrying tent equipment,
will be accorded privileges and, as
was the case last year, they are ex-
pected to come from many parts of
the country
"Ttue, its long way before we
reach that stage OF the game, but our
problem is here, and If cities like
Los Angeles and Chicago encourage
the tent city plan and have proven
II to be worth while, why should we
hesitate or tend TO throw cold water
on this excellent plan;
Ii the chamber OF commerce
knows its business it will encourage
the plan and put it through at the
regular meeting Thursday night.
Proper restrictions may bs made to
fit the most fastidious. As a Pine
Crest subscriber. I say 60 TO it'r'
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
ALCOHOL EXPERIMENT
LEADS TO ARREST
LOO Eridav.s Dallvl

Daniel Gonzales. Of Jerome. Is
cooling his heels in the county jail
today As a result OF certain chemical
experiments he was found conduct
ing with the end in view OF pro-
ducing an alcoholic beverage, &C
cording TO the authorities.
Gonzales was interrupted in his
researches into the alcoholic content
OF liquids produced by the time
honored method OF distillation. by
Deputy Sheriff Charles Sauer. who
brought him over to Prescott yes
terday. He Is being held pending
preliminary examination by United
States Commissioner Alex Jones. at
which time the results OF MS expert
ments will be determined
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
DON hACIVER NOW
BENEDICT. DECLARED

Announcements were received here
yesterday OF the marriage At Phoe-
nix April y OF Mss Beatrice c.
Kenucy to Don { MacIver. And.
private information j. TO the effect
that the newlyweds will motor to
Prescott and spend next week here.
Don NacIver Is one OF the best
known men in the southwest, now
that he has begun travelling about
that section. For time he was 10
cated In Prescott. but with the com
ing OF war. entered the first enter
tainment INIT that went to France.
He Is clever speaker and out OF
the ordinary IS a prcstidisitator-
Nj and Mrs. NacIver VIII make
their home III FL Paso alter the
first OF July
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
NORTON IS Head
N. 1. ATHLETICS

fi rom filtaA = IfthAt
c {. Norton. temporary chief OF
the Mile Hi Athletic club, was made
that organizations permanent head
at an election OF officers held last
night at the Moose hall. All mem
hers OF the club are members OF
the local Moose lodge.
Clarence L. Dyer was made vice
president; Charles Bowman. treas
urer: F. ]. He'll. IT.. secretary: the
trustees are W. NJ. Poulson. W. f.
Milligan and Charles Martin. Lloyd
E ireland Is the official matchmaker
and Thomas Wilcox property man.
\ club physician will be selected
later.
Announcement OF the program for
the forthcoming boxing aud wrest-
ling bouts VIII be made shortly by
the club
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
IRELAND and FERREE
TO Meet ON JULY 9TH
From sunday.s pailvl

Prescott and Whipple fight fans
after all will see the much discussed
wrestling match between Lloyd {.
Ireland retired featherweight cham
pion, and Ben Ferree, featherweight
champion OF the Pacific fleet, &C
cording to ireland, who announced
last night that his progress toward
recovery is such as to permit him
to so onto, the mat again by the
Fourth OF July.
Accordingly, arrangements are be-
ing made by the Mile Hi Athletic
club for Fourth of July card which
will include main event mat strug-
gle between these two wrestlerS. NO
matter what my condition IS" Ire
land said last night. y will meet Fer
rec on the Fourth"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
ASK DAMAGES
FOR RODRIGUEZ
Parents of Young Jerome Miner
Allege His Death in Rock Fall
in United Verde Deprived
Them of $40 a Week
from SUNDAYS Dailvl

Seeking PREPARATIONS for the alleged
damage caused by the death of their
son, Adrian Barba Rodriguez, the
parents, Antonio and Maura Rodri-
euez. yesterday filed suit for $4,000
against the United Verde Copper
company.
Young Rodriguez, the parents al
lege, was fatally hurt in rock TALL
in the mine on July Is. 1920. He
had been earning $500 a day and
was contributing $50 week 10 his
parents support.
Thomas w. Nealon and R. B.
Redo of Phoenix represent the
plaintiffs.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
TO RELEASE ON BOND

CHICAGO, April so, = Arrange
ments to have Chick Gandn. who
was indicted in the baseball investi-
CATION, released on bond of $1,000
when he arrives here from the Pa
cific coast Monday, were completed
by his attorneys today.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
COUPLE SENTENCED

Found guilty early last week Of
conducting a disorderly house at
Congress Junction A. Padilla and
Soledaad Albaros yesterday appeared
before Judge McLane for sentence.
They were each sentenced to 100
days in jail, and the sentence sus-
pended upon their word that they
would leave the county The couple
had been living together in open and
fragrant violation of law The wo-
man, Soledaad Albaros, was blind
The couple were married by Judge
McLane
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
LOST IN BOAT

SEATTLE. April 30-Masters OF
all vessels in the vicinity OF the
Washington coast have been asked
to search for a small boat contain
ing siv men from the Matilda Reef
light ship. cast adrift last night in
52-mile gale. according TO wireless
message received here.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
many FRIENDS ATTEND
FUNERAL OF N'NULTY
tFrom SUNDAYS Dailyl

Many sorrowing friends followed
the body OF Charles J. McNulty to
the grave yesterday. Chief among
those represented at the funeral were
his lodge brothers in Prescott lodge
No. $50, b. P. o. Elks. a large num-
Der OF whom attended.
Mr.. MeNuIty was for years one OF
the best known of Prescott mining
men. He met his death by heart
failure as he stood on the banks of
the Hassayampa. near the mining
claim he had owned for quarter Of
a century, and the search for his
body was one OF the sensations OF
this city last week.
The services were conducted by
Rev. Father Flamenco OF the Church
OF the Sacred Heart and interment
was in Mountain View cemetery
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
ELECTRIC LIGHT BRACKETS
OF CHURCH INTERESTING

OF interest to Prescott are the
new lamp brackets to be installed in
the West Prescott Methodist church.
The brackets, two OF which are on
display i'll a window OF the Biles-
Lockhart Clothing company, were
designed by Chris Totten. Fourteen
OF these brackets are now being in
stalled i'll the church by the Savage
Electric company
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
MRS. N. N. WALKER
dies AT MAYER HONE

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walker. a we'll known
resident of Mayer. died at her home
there yesterday morning, at about 6
O'Clock. She had been i'll for several
months.
The deceased is survived by her
husband and by a young daughter.
She had lived in Mayer for 4 mum
Der OF years, and was quite we'll
known in this county.
Funeral services will be held at
Ruffner's chapel Sunday afternoon.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
PROJECT HACKERS
GO over TRACT
DECIDE TO CLOSE
Grom Sundays Daily
Erection of Summer Camp
Grounds With Many Improve
ments to Follow Deciding of
20 Acres to Universal Tours

Authority Tor the chamber OF
commerce to issue a conditional deed
Tor the north 20 acres OF its Pine
Crest tract 10 the Universal Tours
company. was granted al confer
ence OF the guarantors OF the Pine
Crest tract late yesterday afternoon.
following an inspection OF the
ground by a score OF members. Rep
resentatives Of the Universal Tours
company are on the ground and
ready 10 throw a crew OF men into
the tract to prepare il for summer
camp ground
The decision followed consider
able argument over the manner Of
improvements proposed for the dis
trict The new owners are to IN
stall water and sewerage pipes. cleo
tricitv and roads. construct and
furnish the tents. advertise the tract
and take care OF the campers once
they arrive. 4 central dining room
will he available for those who do
not care to cook their own meals:
# Is indicated a dance pavilion also
will be added.
Trails and roads viii be CON
structed ard the company VIII keep
guides and horses and burros 10
take care OF trail parties" such as
form an attraction at the Grand
Canyon.
The Pine Crest acres were purch-
ased by The chamber of commerce
some ten years ago Part Of the
tract was surveyed and equipped
with municipal facilities I'm OTTER
was then made to deed lots TO out
side residents who would construct
houses. In time. the idea took hold
and number OF the lots were dis
posed OF. y year ago the tract thus
improved was accepted by the city
as part OF west Prescott.
The remaining Sc acres OF the
tract has never been improved. and
no success has attended the efforts
of Chairman Harry Heap OF the
special committee to move the acre
age. II was recently proposed by
the Universal Tours company to put
in tent cie-. improve 1t permanent
" and rent out the tent houses at a
moderate cost This offer was ae-
cepted finally. and it Is believed work
on the tract will start at once. III
order to take advantage OF the eX-
pccted large influx OF summer visi-
tors.
The company operates one camp
ground in Arizona already 1t IS To-
Gated near Phoenix. and although the
summer sun is already pretty ardent
there. the colony IS still half full OF
visitors
The company operates its own fur-
niturc factory and equips its tent:
with board floors. and sides, fly
screens and linen. 1t IS presumed
that in time. tent houses will give
way to more permanent structures
and that the 20 acres will gradually
become a part OF the city. 1t IS
argued that this improvement will
mean the increasing in value OF the
10 acres retained by the chamber of
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
AND IT IS

Say buddy, do you remember
when we were over there, they used
to tell us that when we got back
nothing would be too good Tor u.s."
Sure, what about it,
"Well, they told the truth, The
American Legion Weekly.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
PHOENIX GAS CUT

PHOENIX, April 3o-A reduc-
ton OF three and one-half cents a
gallon in the retail price of gasoline
was announced here by the district
sales manager OF large oil COM
pany The new price will be 3l15
cents a gallon.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
TARIFF IN SENATE
fAssocIated rress Nleht wirel

WASHINGTON, D. C, April 50.
Senator Penrose, chairman OF the
finance committee, notified the SEN
ate tonight in reporting favorahly
the emergency tariff bill that the
measure would be called up Monday
or at the latest, Tuesday.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
DEATH OF AN INFANT

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Cleator was saddened yesterday by
the death OF their infant of a few
days. The funeral will be held here
today. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleator are
from Turkey station.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
B.P. v. c. Hears FIRST
OF SERIES OF TALKS

n i'TII 7 I'IsIl ) IlefIINI
Adopting something Ike the Ro-
tary club idea, the Business and Pro
fessional Women's club last night
began a series of meetings at each
OF which a member will speak on
some subject OF common interest
The first meeting was addressed by
Mrs. Gotten OF the Marinello Beauty
Shop. on the care of the skin.
Thirty-six young business women
met at the Monday club house Tor
dinner and a short business meeting
preceding the talk.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to Trinidad Medillin and An
gelita Hernoz and to R. d Postle
and Helen Campbell
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
LICENSED TO WED

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Monroe Redden and Marye
Ethel Long.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04

JournAl-Miuer Liners get results.