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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-12-20
XMAS LETTERS FROM
YER|NGT0N k|DO|ES
A Higl1-flyer

A High-flycr
Dear Santa Claus want an caro-
plane, a train, Ford truck, tricycle.
My little brother does not come to
school but he may want the same
things | do.
We all want you to bring us Our
new Primers, please don't forget that
Santa Gas
Your little friend
LELAND CHURCHYARD
ierington. Nevada.
Junior Wants to Study
Dear Santa Claus II want a cork
gun Or pump gun. a little train with
a depot and tunnel an air-slip.
have two little sisters Elizabeth
wants doll bed and buggy. Patricia
wants a rattle and a CHAIR. Please
don't forget It's Santa. Please bring
our Primers
Love from
JUNIOR WOOD
III Nevada St Yerington Nevada.
Easy to Please
Dear Santa Just bring me some
presents. Sanity and will be happy
little girl.
KATIE SCIARlNI.
Yrngton New "A
Easy for Santa y
Dear Santa | want train that fires,
tricycle. radio set, that is all dear
Santa.
CHARLEY NEWCOMER
Main St Ycrington Nevada
THAT is Ar Says Frances
Deear Santa Claus | want doll
with a muff and furs. a large piano
a set dishes and a. doll buggy That
is all
Your little friend
FRANCIS PANELLI.
Just Pump Gun
Dear Santa want a pump gun this
is all Santa for know you have lots
OF boys and girls to visit
ALEX COOK.
Ralph wants Battle-ship
Dear Santa Claus Will you bring me
a battle ship air rifle and train.
! have been good boy and we all
want you to bring orr Primers.
RALPH BARRETT
Ycrington Nevada.
Boots for Rex
Dear Santa Claus | want pair of
boots a pair OF gloves and a play
train,
REX NELSON
Bridge ST Ycrington Nevada
Ben's A Mechanic
Dear Santa Claus Bring me a
steam engine train and automobile, a
depot think this is all
BEN BARTON
Richard Wants Wagon
Dear Santa Claus | want a wagon
some candy and nuts. am eight
years old.
RICHARD STORM
Ierington Nevada.
Hardware for Alfred
Dear Santa Claus want little
play auto and a coaster wagon and a
ball best love from
ALFRED WEST
IS Net St.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-12-20
A Doll for Sxhol

Dear Santa live in Yerington.
Nevada. Will you bring ME a doll
and a doll buggy All Evcersharp pencil
go to school and | like to read
and write.
From your little friend
SYBOL MASINI.
She Tries to be Good
Dear SantaClaus am a little
girl ard ! try to be good all the time
| want just doll and basket ball
dear Santa Claus.
Your loving friend
RUTH GOLDSWORTHY.
Bills Scrapper
Nevada street
BILLY'S A SCRAPPER
Dear Santa want punch bag and
football If you can't bring both be
sure and bring the punch bag.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-12-20
Your Friend
BILLY PURVINE.

D1l<I<1 ON VI ~ II.
Nevada street, Yerington Nevada.
....15c Doll for Marjorie Ann. j.
Dear Santa Claus | am little girl
in the first grade will you bring our
new Primers?
/ want you to stop at our house
and bring me. fifteen cent doll a
basket ball a cupboard set of chinese
dishes. Bring my little baothcr
rattle and Santa Claus mask. That
will be all.
Love from
MARJORIE ANN GUILD
Iune's Brothers and Sisters
Dear Santa Claus | want doll,
set Of dishes, a basket of candy, doll
bed, some toys for my brothers and
sisters. Good bye Santa.
JUNE NELSON.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-12-20
BILLY HAS A BROTHER

Dear Santa Claus | would like to
have a football, earoplanc, pair OF
red shoes. COW boy suit. don't for
get my little brother Tommy.
] live east OF town. bring nc some
candy, fruit and nuts.
] am little boy, seven years old i'll
the ,scond grade at school.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-12-20
This from Row

Dear Santa | want tricycle.. a
pump gun. wagon, football, THAI
is all Santa.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-12-20
BILLY GUILD.
Listen tc Dewayne

BILLY GUILD. 1
Listen tc Dewayne
Dear Santa Claus. | want a foot
ball, pair of rubber boots, an caro-
plane, an Indian suit. an ever Sharp
pencil some oranges candy and nuts
From
DEWAiNE Mcleod.
Another Football
Dear Santa Claus Bring ME
fottbal an Evcr-sharp pencil, some
books, some oranges nuts and candy.
live on Main street so don't forget
to come
JACK NEWCOMBE
A Basket for Gertrude
Dear Santa Claus Will you please
bring me doll and a basket full Of
nuts and candy.
Yeur little friend
GERTRUDE LUNDERGREEN
GERALDINE, A GOOD CHILD
Dear Santa am . good girl i'll the
first grade am five years old
want doll, a sulky and doll
cradle.
Your little friend,
GERALDINE SLIPPY.
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From Row CAIRNS
Pauline Would Eat

Yerington New. Dec. Il 1922
Dear Santa Claus am little girl
in the first grade. For Christmas I
want some candy, nuts, apples and
oranges. want a doll and some A.
B. c. blocks and rubber ball and
cocoanut.
Yours ccnccrly
PAULINE O'NEAL
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
Ii! !|.|l|'|.l||.E||.I||.g|| /

John Harvey was arrested last night
by police officers on a charge of dis
turbing the peace. He was under the
influence of white mule" and was
very abusive to officers when they
went to arrest him, they said.
N ID. Navarrette was arrested yes
Iterday morning on a statutory charge
and was held in the county Jail last
evening, being unable to furnisH a
bond of $500 which was placed by
Judge Craig. He will be given pre-
liminary examination before the judge
in the next few days.
Local officers were requested yester.
Iday by the sheriff's office at Tomb
stone to be nthe lookout for Stanley
Borosowski and Peter Harvey Bittle
They are wanted in Tucson and were
supposed to be headed this way in an
Overland four with three black tires
on the car aud one red tire on Que OF
the back wheels. as we'll as a red tire
on the rack on the rear of the car.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
MOVIES
Loves sattIey

Joe Moore, in the role of Smiling
Joe" in Loves Battle" the Climax
Film Corporations latest special fea,
'ture, plays the part of tramp in
the early part of the picture and
finds it necessary to hold up a res.
taurant filled with people in order
to get a neal This production is
showing at the Lyric theatre today
Mr. Moore is starred in this pic
ture with Eileen Sedgwick. His sen
sational introduction to her is fol
lowed by whirlwind OF action until
it eliminates in his rescue from the
from the gallows.
When Moore first enters the res
taurant which she conducts he pro
ceeds to hold up the occupants. all
of them cowpunchers, but when
things assume menacing attitude
he hastily explains that he is hun
CRY, broke and merely wants bite
60 eat They all see the funny side
of it and proceed to ply him with
food.
Later he is accepted as a member
of the cowpunchers' outfit and sue
ceeds in saving Kate from run
away team. When he is accused OF
a murder, she leaves nothing undone
to secure his pardon from the gov
ernor.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
THE SANE OLD PROMISES

SrAFoR CAERONS attempt to
prediction promises abut
many years
The honor Republicans
Senator Cameron acics-pronises
have been criticized" he shouted because
and do all period days"
AS well any during
his campaign His appropriation
start building a
for he Ralph eager
to get to the that he everything
Now the
no promises during his campaign He declared he
could
played square
the voters Arizona
no promises that he knew could fulfill
aid not try to deceive single he defeated only
desire by any possible
Now the victor is trying crawl
them Admitting that unable
he pleading
that
na takes time
projects But they did years
building
promised impossible
promises
But"w1hts
said we would III have the before the end of the
declared G.
ArzOnans
but they win take grains
at
that talk subjects President
promises point
Promseste old promises United
monkey
people
having Republican senator Washington
The during
ability
promises Arizona
lost
Cameron,
worlds poorest "delverer"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11


profteers trial His
That Mr. office
with
assuming office Mr. Dausherty
intended doing in prosecuting olatOs
taken
Mr. Daugherty does be admirable of
general willing subject
he
noOiety.
training
Daughery
doubled
that the carefully
Daugherty paramount
President rdugs
political Daughey lacking
representatives bis His
that Wallace.
Republican representatives assaning
protees. surprising
all bombo tal
in bringing to trial and eonyctiDg big pronce
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
"a saiIor.Made MANI

Harold Lloyd is said to be a Grand
Cob of Joy in "a Sailor-Made Man,
his new Associated Exhibitors fea
ture comedy coming in four reels to
the Lyric theatre Sunday. Introduced
as gilded youth bored by his OWL
society, he becomes one of Uncle
Sans sons and wears a MILDLY, flap
py trousers and a peanut hat. Fol
the first time he learns the meaning
of discipline and rules.
The U. S. S. Frederick was used
for the battleship scenes. and il. is
there that much Of the action and
the funny stunts take place. But
when they land at Kairpura-Bhan
danna and he meets again his sweet
heart. and she is kidnapped by a bold
and wicked Maharajah-oh boy, but
things get lively!
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
"rhe Secret Of the HlIIsv

One of natures wonders In the form
OF a strange rock formation IS used
in the Antonio Moreno production
1.-The Secret OF the HRS" which will
be shown at Central theatre for To-
night only
This location is used FOR very I'M
portant part of the action.
In this huge rock, which scars sew
eral hundred feet above the California
shore line, is found a large cave with
many queer galleries and inches. lu
places thu rocks jutting out resemble
huge COLLINS. At another point the
walls look like ice or lava which slio
down from some volcano aud harden
ed in fantastic shapes. Deeper Ia the
recesses of the cave the rockets as
smooth as glass and still farther on L
resembles chalk.
1t was an ideal site Cor the prOduc
ton as il was similar TO that descrih
ed in William CARROTS story OF the
same name from which the production
was adapted. In this cave James III
king OF Scotland. was supposed Il
have buried his treasure.
The story is as striking as tho bacl
grounds and the action Is intensely
dramatic. A stroug, cast has been as
seIhbIed for tho star. the listt iDelud
ing such names as Lillian Hall, Kings
ley Benedict, George Claire, Walte
Rodgers, Oleta Otis, J. Gunnis Davii
Frank Thorno aud Arthur Sharpe.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
Farm bureau Meet

BCWIE-At recent meeting of
Bowie Local, Cochise County Farm
Bureau. in addition to the usual busI-
ness elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows:
President. T. M. Winsor; Vice-Pres.,
w. NJ. Aldrich; Sec-Treas., A. R.
Spikes.
BY unanimous vote the regular meet
ing night was changed to the second
Saturday of each month Several of
the members manifested considerable
interest in what the marketing COM
mittee is and proposes doing to assist
the farmer in the sale of his products,
as we'll as enabling him to buy cooper
latiyely.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
Operation Not Necessary

TOMBSTONE, T. Kingsbury, well
known local legal light, returned home
Tuesday from Phoenix, where he ac-
companied Ms. Kingsbury and their
little son, Jimmie, who was taken 70
that city for medical attention. The
little lad has been suffering from the
effects of mastoid in ap ear, and was
taken to Phoenix TO undergo an oper-
alton for its removal. Seven physi-
clans made a careful examination Of
the growth and decided that an opera
ton was not necessary, and were of
the belief that the patient would re-
cover without undergoing the knife.
He is held under close observation by
the physicians. but is improving nicely
tne growth disappearing.
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and powerful forces are surrounding
him aud retarding his work; he is a
man fighting blindfold. Then the sit
uation is complicated when he falls in
love with child OF the old regime,
Jeanne OF Fort O. God, daughter of
the French cavaliers. There is q
charming love story shrouded in an
atmosphere of struggle. mystery and
foul play. And the climax comes in
the terrific night battle when the Cree
Indians wipe out their white enemies.
This is film of the great outdoors.
Stately forest, rushing mountain tor
rents, and rugged hill country make
up the stage on which the human act
ors play their ADVENTUROUS parts. And
the picture itself is as wholesome and
bracipg as the great north woods 10
which 1t was filmed. Other members
OF tho cast are Emmett King, whose
work in pictures, has won for him an
enyiable reputation. Joseph 'I3lcksoui
whose Indian Interpretations are re
garded as one of the hest ever pre-
scented. He has the role of "A hall
breed. The heavy is in tho hands Of
Harry Northrup who is decided con
trast to Jack Curtis who plays tue
evil assistant.
Flower of the North opens at the
Central theatre Friday aud Saturda!
and ut the Eagle theatre Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
WOMAN ADMITS
| n I crest IN
BENNETT TRIAL
Ruth Hoover Blocks CUES
tioning as to Relations
With Red Osborne

TOMBSTONE, May 10.-Progress
made in the trial Of the case OF the
State VS.. w. ]. Bennett, charged with
killing Red Osborne, in Benson last
January, was more marked the second
day of the hearing than was noted in
the first trial of the case which re-
suited in hung jury.
Practically the entire morning was
consumed in the examination OF Mrs.
Ruth Hoover, principal witness for
the state and only eye witness to the
tragedy. She was on the stand all OF
yesterday afternoon, but her testi-
mony in the present case was cut
much shorter, when she admitted on
cross examination by the defense that
she had an interest in the outcome Of
the case.
In the former case she stated she
did not care just what the outcome OF
the case would be, which let down
character and alleged relations with
Osborne, which consumed considerable
time q
Her admission of having personal
prejudice in the outcome of the trial
shut out considerable cross examina-
ton, and will result in exclusion OF
considerable other testimony by the
defense after the state rests, which
both sides admit will shorten the
case considerably as compared with
the first trial.
Her testimony this morning. both
on direct and cross examination, was
practically the same as in the first
trial, dealing with the details of the
shooting, the trip to Douglas and the
events which occurred in Benefits
garage prior to and after the shooting
of Osborne.
During the day today sister of
Mrs. Hoover was an interested spec
tator at the trial, jotting down notes
occasionally as her sister and vari-
Gus other witnesses testified.
Following her testimony. which
was completed shortly after IL o'clock
the matter g the state being Slowed
to read the testimony of Henry Etz.
material witness. who testified at
I the first trial, brought a vigorous pro-
test from the defense and court was
/ adjourned for half an hour while ar
guments were presented. Shortly be-
fore noon, however, in order to al
low the state time to produce evil
dence to show that Etz is now in Cali
fornia and can not return to testify.
court was again adjourned until l 80.
At that time nothing had been heard
from q telegram sent to Etz and the
state proceeded with other witnesses.
reserving a later time TO bring up the
Etz testimony. which, it is probable,
viii be allowed by the court on show
ing that Etz is unable to come TO
court.
J This afternoon NJ. o. Smith, Bill
Martinez, Lester Schwab, ]. w. Jones,
1 Roy Harmon and p. j. Jones all tes-
titled for the state. Martinez and
Schwab relative to statements alleged
to have been made by Bennett fol-
lowing the shooting to get them to
swear that they Witnessed the killing
and that Osborne reached for his hip
pocket when he was shot
( II is possible the state may rest its
case, by tomorrow. when the defense
will start introduction OF testimony,
which will probably be much shorter
than in the first case, owing to the
admission of Mrs. Hoover that she had
an interest in the case, shutting out
introduction of character testimony by
the defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
TIE TRUTH ATLAST

0E Democrac conference be confined solely drafting plat
gubcruatorial candidate
And then Tue Herald admits that has idea viii
Tucson May 10 Herald
coOy calls him Jack) Then switched
equally certain that somebody would
The Herald
meeting And that editorial viii believed readers q
The Herald than affairs
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
Given travelling Rao

DOuGLAS-W. Ii. WeDsrer, who
left last night tor the east, was given
q token of remembrance by has former
Iemployes and former workers at the
Copper Queen smelter.
Mr.. webster was asked to go to the
smelter to have a number of group
pictures taken with his old frlenus,
and while there he was presented with
a handsome leather travelling bag, anu
last of all a box of cigars was slipped
in the travelling case.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
Judge Cunningham
Visits Tombstone

Judge d. l.. Cunningham and Mrs
Cunningham are visiting in Tomb
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Cornelius. The
CupninghanIs have been in San Pedro
Toh ail tbgyiwfi 20 tj} Globe
whero Cunningham win open law of
rceS.
Judge Cunningham was formerly q
member OF he Arizona supreme court
recreation spot for him and, even
when busy with supreme court mat
ters he and Mrs. Cunningham frequent
~ found tine to leave Phoenix for d
few days in the old camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
FROM Sonora. Mexico

DOUGLAS-Jim Carr, who is located
in southern Sonora, is in the city and
will return tomorrow. He owns the
famous Tungsten" mine.
An immense deposit of gold ore has
been opened about five miles from the
l"Tungsten" mine. From all reports
there is in sight about 10000 tons. II
is low grade ore, running about $1,000
per ton. The tunnel is 20 feet in and
there are cross cuts IS feet on both
sides of the tunnel.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
AROUND THE COUNTY
insnectinn ronertx

SAN SIMON-R. G. GronvIIle of Tue
son, an engineer of mines, arrived here
last week ana was taken to Hill Top
by G. Ebsen where he spent several
days looking over that field. He ex-
PRESSED himself as being well pleased
with the outlook there and predicted
that Hill Top in the near future would
be lively camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
aElower of the North"

Flower of the North is a story OF
the advance of civilization with Philip
Cplayed by Henry Il. Walthaln IN the
vanguard breaking the trail. Sinister
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11

Although one oyster produces 1000.
600 oysters in one year only a very few
of them live. the rest being DESTROYED
by natural enemies.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
Political Announcements

The Review offers to candidates for
public office a peculiarly favorahje nod
iuin Tor publicity. Covering the entire
warren District and with large coun-
" circulation over the county no better
method OF reaching the voters OF the
county can be found. Rates for an
nouncements to run until the primary
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
Webb Notes


WEBB-Deputy Sheriff Kelly made
another arrest Saturday OF liquor
peddIer and put his prisoner and evil
dence behind the bars at Tombstone.
The north wall of Blufford Patter-
sons new store was blown down Sat.
urday. Considerable damage was done,
nearly every block being more or less
damaged.
J. Y. McLepdon, on his return from
Lowell market last Friday, was held
up and robbed of what money he bad
THE holdup occurred between the
Double Adobe school house and the
bridge, two men signalling bim Il
stop and covering him with guns.
L. T. Jewell and boys have reutet
so acres 50 miles north of El Paso foI
the balance of the year. Mrs Jewell
will stay here on the home place and
look after what fruit escaped the frost
Nick IS busy getting the wagons anC
! teams in shape to make the trip over
and expects to leave this week.
Peauce items + rs
PIARCE--S Supply troop of the Tentl
lcavalry has been camped in Pearc'
several nights during the past week.
Rev. A. j. Benedict. who has con
ductea religious services IN Pearcc aBt
Iolle points in the valley Tor mum
Iber Of wears, was taken seriously il
al bis ranch hon0 ia iUe Stronghor
section Wednesday. He is reported
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
FOR COUNTY AssEss(

FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
hereby announce myself as a candl-
date for the office of county assessor OF
Cochise county subject to the result OF
the Democratic primary election to be
held on September II. 1922. and solicit
the support OF those who will participate
- lna' 4. 81 MiiEinER. pougias. Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11

a carload of ore which was being
brought down from the mine for ship
ment to Douglas on Thursdays tram
was derailed, tearing out the track for
some distance. The train crew re-
turned friday and by strenuous eff
forts succeeded in getting the track in
shape to resume switching Saturday.
The leasors of the Commonwealth
mine are shipping an average of 10
cars OF ore weekly to the smelter in
Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
FoR -cLERK OF sUPERIoR "a
ron COUNTY RECORDER

l hereby announce myself as candi-
~ Recorder. CochsC county. subject 10
approval of the Democratic primary clCr-
ton and solicit the votes OF the Demo
Gratis IN said election to be held Scptcln-
Der II, 1872.
IL, l.. HUTCHINSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
COUNTY TREAsURER

/ hereby announce as a Democratic
candidate, for County Treasurer OF Co
chisc county. subject to the action OF
the Democrats Participating in The pri-
L. l'22' A. G HANxtNs
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
EoR sHERIEE

I hereby announce myself as a capdi-
date for the office OF Sheriff OF Cochiso
county, subject to the action OF the
Democratic primary election TO be held
on sep'enlOeHt ARRY 6. WHEELER
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somewhat improved at present.

Additional shelving is being installed
in the Town and Country Club to take
care of the growing library. A large
number of books have been received
and the shelves, while adding greatly
to the appearance OF the club room,
are convenience to the patrons and
the librarian.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
Ion COUNTY Hg6Ess05 =

I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the Office of county assessor OF
Cochisc county. subject TO the result OF
the Democratic primary election TO be-
held on September 12. 1922, and solicit
the support Of those who will participate
In that election
GEORGE r. HENsHAw.
FOR CLERK OF SUPERIOR ooURT
Il hereby announce myself as q candi-
date for .re-elecuot ID the 'offleh OF
County, subject to theF action OF the
Democratic Primary Election to Do held
W T. ~ IEdl JAMES
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
-EoS suE6IEE'

I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the office OF Sheriff of Cocbise
county, subject TO tho action Of the
Democratic primary election to DO held
on September ~. i922.
n n ROHAfPAIK
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-11
Peaure ITEMS

I PElNRCE-~ Supply troop of tho Tenth
has been camped in Pearce
several nights during the past week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-25
JASONVILLE FOLLOWERS
TO WITNESS GAME HERE
Felndales Tackle Miners in Grid Bat
tie Sunday.

When the Jasonville football team
meets the Ferndales Sunday at Fern.
dale Field, three car loads OF rooters
will be on hand TO give encourage
ment The followers leave Sullivan.
Ind, Sunday morning. The Golden
Tornadoes come from the coal mining
section Of the State and are rated as
one Of the strongest teams in that sec
ton. Joe Sexton, who played with
the locals last season, viii be in the
visiting teams lineup. Jap" Davis,
new Ferndale player, will get into
the game at tackle. He is a former
Rose Poly star and a fast. big man.
The annual election of officers of
the Ferndale Athletic Club was held
last night at the clubhouse. and re-
suited as follows: President, Forest
Stader: vice president, e. L. Grifiths;
recording secretary, Q. Wolf; finan-
cial secretary. Robert Coughlin;
treasurer. Herbert Under; sergeant
alarms. Don Murphy. Tho executive
board will be as follows: Robert
Campbell. chairman; Harry Lawton.
Jr., Ed Weddle. John Wertz and IT.
win Nelson. The most prosperous
year in the clubs history was report
ed by the outgoing officers.