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COUNTY OF GRAHAM, STATE OF ARIZONA


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ATTEST:
MARTIN LAYTON, Clerk,
RESOLUTION AND ORDER


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Chairman Board Of Supervisors
Graham County, Arizona.
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BARBEQUED MEATS
ON SALE
SATURDAY
CRAWFORD q F0oTE
S. Portrait Free


In order to be doing somethina
during these duh tin,cA we VIII
make you t4x2o oval $500 portrait
FREE. We want you TO show n to
your friends and advertise our work.
AZ we ask Of you-send us sse to
pay for postage ard boxing and we
wTli send tho portrait prepaid. free.
MsH your photos, with csc. Give US
a. trial. No frame cateh--buy your
frame where you please. We copy
anything and everything. Money
back n not pleased.
PALM ART CO.,
Hastinus. NebY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
SEN. JONES TO
TALK TONIGHT
G. 0. P. Gathering viii Be
in Methodist Church

Republicans will begin the weeks
campaign Monday night with rally
in the North Broadway district with
United States Senator Wesley L..
Jones the principal speaker.
Other speakers Mt the gathering,
which will be held In the Haven
Methodist church. 10th ave. n. and
u. Lynn st., win be J. Y. c. Kellogg,
state committeeman: A. s. Burrows.
nominee for school superintendent:
William w. Shields. nominee for
treasurer. and Senator II. II. Palmer
and Il. II. Cute, legislative candi.
dates.
A second meeting will be held at
Enumclaw. where Capt. Ewing D..
Colvin. speaking for Prosecutor Nal.
colin Douglas and the county ticket.
viii head list OF speakers. County
Engineer Thomas II. Beeman
County Clerk George a. Grant.
Walter j. Lunn. j. a. McKinnon.
Ira II. Case and Fred j. Mess will
also make brief addresses.
Tuesday night the campaign will
shift TO the West Side. Two meet.
ings will be held, one ut the West
Seattle Masonic hall and the other
at Lake Burien. with Congressman
John +. Miller the principal speaker.
Col. Howard A. Hanson viii present
the county ticket at the Masonic hall
meeting. while Capt. Ewing -. Col.
vim win speak for the county candi.
dates at Lake Burien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
EPIDEMIC Of
SUICIDES ON
3 Kill Selves Over Week
End, | Using Shotgun

An epidemic OF suicides over the
week end claimed three victims.
Coroner w. ". cof~on Monday
was investigating the death Of Albert
johnson. 81. ssoT noxbury IT,. who
drowned himself In Lake Washing.
ton. Johnson left n note 10 hts wife
saying that he could not finish the
work OF clearing his two.acrc farm.
Ills body wss found near bpth ave.
g. by Pairolman l.. l.. Mead. John.
son had heen Respondent over a i've.
year illnesa- lie cams 90 Seattle Is
years ago from Yakima. where he
was n large frui,Krowcr.
Waiter Hunt Mlchaeis. IS. OF
Fresno. Cal. turned on the gas In
his room at the Puget hotel. si.is
First ave. s.. Sunday. His body was
found shortly afterward by Charles
Akcston. the proprietor,
Mlchaels was member Of several
lodges In Fresno. Hs had lived NJ
tho homo Of Mrs. q. Ekerd. ztis
First ave. n. leaving there Saturday
night 20 register AZ tho hotel
Charles Andcrs johnson. picncer
Alaskan. from Juneau. registered nj
the akarif hotel. 707h First ave. r..
Saturday night. and. taking his
double harreied shotgun. shot him.
SELF thru tho head by pulling the
trigger with his foot. His body was
found 10y chambcrmaid. who was
attracted by tho nosrs Of the dis.
charge.
johnson had no relatives as far as
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Seattle Student
Getting Training

All students majoring In the plant
pathology department OF the State
College OF Washington. Pullman.
were In active plant disease work
this summer. some OF them for the
government or state. some making
Investigations which Will furnish
data for an advanced degree In their
course.
Lytton w. Boyle. Tacoma. was EN-.
ployed by the college on experiment.
al work and research which viii be
used In his masters thesis. Charles
8. Parker. Seattle, IL also doing
graduate work on important fruit
diseases.
Daniel J. Crowley. Pullman, was
employed In Pacific county TO work
on cranberry diseases, with a field
laboratory Mt 1lwaco, the center of
the cranberry section, where detailed
studies of various cranberry troubles
were made. Under direction OF Dr.
y. u. Head. head OF the plant path.
ology work. large number OF sprays
were tested for control OF cranberry
diseases. Sprays for the control OF
the cranberry flreworm were also
tested.
Two insects new 70 the cranberry
plant were discovered during the
summers work. and satisfactory con.
troll measures were developed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
LLOYD GEORGE
OUTLAW IS IN
Coalition Government Is at
an End
ny LLOYD ALLEN

LONDON Oct, -s.--ponar law
.ueceedet Lloyd George rs prime
minister ~ Great britain this after.
noon.
law formally announced 20 King
George tint he would accept the re.
snonsihliity OF heading the govern.
ment which succeeds the coalition OF
LLOYD George.
The outsoing PREMIER visited his
majesty 10 say farewell and turned
over 10 his successor the seals Of the
office he has held for six years.
THIS marked the end OF the coal.
,tlcn government. which came into
being durins the war and which was
sponsored by both liberals and union.
lists
The election OF Ronsr Law 20
the leadership Of his party was unan.
imous. as had been expected. lie I'm.
mediately started 90 address his adj.
hcrents.
The next step OF the incoming head
% tho British government, Is 20 ad.
wise the king TO dissolve parliament.
II Is believed the general elections
which win he tho real test Of
strength between Lloyd George and
Bonar Law--wil be held November
rs.
This would permit the organization
Of a new parliament by December .,
the date Of the ratification OF the
Irish Free state treaty
-. l.t.-et..u - -
stump the country In defense OF his
policies and against the new govern
ment was seen today In tho an.
nouncement that he will start a
speaking trip. extending from south
wales 10 Scotland. next weekend.
Lloyd George IL TO visit King
George shortly after noon today.
In keeping with tradition. tho re.
firing premier has made up list Of
statesmen he will ask the crown 20
honor.
II Is understood that Lloyd George
will recommend an caridorn for Lord
Birkenhcad and a drkedom for Lord
Curron. two OF the most prominent
In tho outgoing catfaet.
Lloyd George LIS; night gave n
farewell dinner 10 his supporters az
10 Downing 81. at which his political
future wRs fully discussed.
Winston Churchill. colonial minis.
ter In the late cabt,et. issued a state.
ment from his sics bed Ia which he
declared no would support the liner.
ais and cooperate with the progress
Two conservatives.
A manifesto wal addressed 20 the
liberals at Dundcs where Churchill
is 10 stand In the s<nerai election for
parliament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

one OF the persons thus introduced
Is believed 90 be the mysterious Miss
Raffies.
The Jersey robbery occurred sew.
erai nights after great Red Cross
fete at Middleton Park. the ancestral
homo near T9icester. Visitors were
taken thru the castle. and were even
shown tho rooms where the jewels
wcre kept. and some Of these were
taken out and displayed.
Several mornings later u was dis
covered that hand OF cracksmen
had entered the castle In npiic OF all
the precautions 20 make tho place
imprrgnnhie. Even the dogs. turned
iooar in the great hall. were no pro
lection. Candies In great silver can.
delahra lighted the rooms while the
thieves worked. and In the morning
were atili burning.
Tho jewel chests wero rlfied OF all
the antique and historic rings. me.
dniiions. bracelets. watches and snuff
boxcn. Many OF these had been In
the Jersey family for generations,
Only the iinIest clue was found-,hat
a woman had played a leading part
In tho robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
MOVIE MURDER
Before COURT

HAcKESsAo<. ~. J.. Oct. "a
George A. Clint motion picture d..
rector. went OF trial here today for
the alleged murder Of Handsome
Jack" Bergen. daredevil Of the
films
Miss Alice Tornton. pretty Wall
Sc. stenograph~. and Charles Soul.
lion. cline's brcher-ln-law. are 10 bs
tried with him 'or alleged participa-
ton in the crire.
Bergen. acconing 20 tho prosccu-
tion. was iured 10 the Cline cottage
at Edgewater W tho director and
Miss Thornton. ,ormer sweetheart OF
Bergen. II IL chrEed that Cline shot
and killed Bergen after he accused
the latter Of Misconduct with Mrs.
Cline. Cline's dfense Is that he shot
the movie stun actor. who was his
best friend" wien he made a trcach-
erous move as the two were about
10 engage In pistol duel In the
Cline home.
According to the director. Bergen
nurnbed Mrs. cine's sense of pro-
priety by forcig her 70 drink wine
in her hotel room. and then attack
ed her.
Cline said ergen brszenly ad-
mitted his indscretion when con-
fronted with IL charges. The dI.
rector. according TO his story. gave
Bergen gun nd offered TO shoot
It out upstairs Ike two men"
But Bergen tried 20 double-cross
me and ] shot him In seIf.defensc,"
says the defendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Woman in Grey" Sought
in Church Murder Probe

picked Up In distant city may
have been the drivers OF the death
cars. or even the auassins them
selves.
We atm hope 20 be able 70 con.
front the woman In gray with the
nccomplices. As for thts woman,
who was seen near the crime spot
that fatal Thursday. We are be-
ginning to find evidences OF her
power. IL Ia almost uncanny the
way apparent clues lead 20 blind
alleys once my men get started.
We hope soms day 10 reconstruct
the scene IN that little house near
the farm where. on the eve OF tho
murder. the woman IN gray met
With her paid assassins.
Tho fury Of Jealousy that led 20
tho cutting Of Mrs. Mills throat
was probably the only thing that
sustained her courage thru that
test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
DRY SHIP LAW
RULED VALID
But Owners Can Garry Rum
for the Crew

NEW YORK. Oct. 3s.--Fcderai
Judge Learned Hand today handed
down decision In which he upheld
the Daugheriy order against liquor
carrying BY ships entering American
ports.
The court dismissed the petition OF
steamship companies which sought
an injunction against the ruling.
Judge Hand. however. did a.
sue nm injunction against federal
Interference with carrying Of iiq.
nar supplies for rntioning among
the crews.
lie stated that tho owners Of
ships must give $4,000 bond
10 guarantee that liquor raiions
permitted on castbound voyages
are not used for any other pur-
pose.
The steamship companies an.
nounccd they would appeal the case
TO the United States supreme court.
In his decision. Judge Hand said:
Tho suspension OF n law OF the
United States. especially n law In cx.
'%HtfRt VI q tRtscAAt4tituAl NfHtIfl-
mont. In OF Itself an irreparablc In.
jury which no Judge has a right 10
ignore.
The public purposes which the
law was intended to execute have be.
hind them tho deep conviction OF
thousands OF persons who should not
be thwartcd In what they conceive to
be for the public good.
No PREPARATION II possible II Il 81.
Furthermore. II In a, best a delicate
matter for judge 10 tie the hands
OF other public officers In tho cxecu.
ton OF their duties AS they under.
stand them. and the books are full Of
admoniiions against doing so. except
In n very clear case.
Here not only IL n case not clear.
but, so far as l can Judge. plaintiffs
have no case. Therefore, l viii 20
no further than 10 issue an injunc.
ton against interfering with tho car.
rage OF a stock necessary for the
crews rations on the east.bound voy.
age. Plaintiffs must each give n
bond In the sum Of s25. 900 condition.
nj against the use OF such stock for
any other purpose than approved
rations.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

LONDON. Oct. -. Britain p
wealthy aristocracy II up In arms
against the indiscrlminate introduc-
ton into society OF pretty women.
a series OF mysterious robbcrics by
"a band OF expert cracksfnen. believed
20 be led by newcomer In society
who Is Miss Rafflrs In disguise. n
attracting nation wide attention.
Tho latest and biggest haul OF Jew.
els beyond monetary price has been
made from the castle OF IN. Earl and
Countess OF Jcrscy--ali In spite OF
night watchmcn. padlocked gates.
|watchdogs. boitcd shutters. iron bars
and the latest thing In mechanical
burglar alarms.
Society IL comhlng the list OF
pretty women recently ushsred into
society In an effort to soiv. ,he mys-
terry.
For some time one OF the profess
sions OF tho new poor" - broken
down nristocrats with great lineage
but slender purses-has been TO. In.
troduce the new rich and other stran
gers into tho charmed circle OF SO
lciesy. for handsome cash considera-
itions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
BURNS:
OWNER HELD

Three stills and four men were
seized by the police In two raids sun
day night.
Tom ohslch. 80. 1904 10th ave. s..
failed to adjus, tn. steam vent on
his distiliery. which he kept In hen.
coop. police say. The result was that
the still blew up. set fire TO tho coop
and landed Osich in Jail.
In the attic OF house nj 4sth ave.
s. and Hanford st.. two giant stills
dripped white mule" into n bucket
Downstairs, II. Sullivan. 20. an un.
dertakcr. and u. Robertson. 70. made
merry. Then four policemen walked
in. arrested the trio and took the
stills TO headquarters.
The two outfits were the largest
the police have taken In months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Battlers of Dope
to Meet This Week

The executive committee OF the
Seattle Anti.Narcotic Federation is
scheduled TO meet some time this
weelS-probably Wednesday or Thurs.
day--and make final plans for the
city.wide crusade which the organ.
ization plans 10 launch.
Thirty.two organizations have nj.
ready appointed representatives. to
work with the federation; 10 more
have signified their intention of do.
ing So and number OF others have
been invited TO join by DIR. William
NJ McKibben, secretary of the FEEDER.
alton. When tho work actually gets
under way Il Is believed that virtual
ly every organization In the city
civic. social, fraternal and patriotic
will be represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
u. S. Commissioners
Victim of Robbers

Entering the home OF r. w. Me.
Clclland. United States commissioner.
AZ ai2 r. soih st. Sunday night. n
burglar made off with two evening
gowns and a $500 fur coat.
Yeggs broke into tho Tip Top
grocery. 1859 Bellevue ave. by fore
ing a window and stole SIS in cash.
In a score OF other robbories. burg.
lars looted shops and homes Of ap.
proximately $500 worth Of jewelry
and wearing apparel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
MRS. LLOYD GEORGE
GOES HOUSE HUNTING

LONDON. Oct. :s.-Mrs. Lloyd
George went hdisc hunting to-
day as her husand was pack
ing up at 10 Dosninx St. where
they have lived for the last six
years.
II was announced tina, the for
m~r premier Will lease fur
nlshed town louise for three
months. This I, taken 10 indicate
that Lloyd Geowe expects 60 b.
back horne" Downing st by
that time.
Large crates OF records and
personal effecs OF the premier
have been paced and are await.
ing the arrfvI OF tho moving
van.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Wenatchee Teacher
Hurt While Hunting

WENATCHEE. Oct. 23.-Suffering
from a gunshot wound In the left
shoulder and lung. Miss Florence
jackson, primary teacher in the
Stevens school. is in st. Anthony's
hospital here today.
Miss Jackson was wounded yester.
day morning while with a hunting
party on Saddle mountain. A gun
carried by Harold Bronseth, accord.
ing TO members OF the party. was
accidentally discharged,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
TODD SPENDS
DAY IN CITY

After spending a brief day In So
attic. William III. Todd, famous ship
builder. left in his private car Mon.
day for his headquarters in Brook.
Ign. n. Y.
While here Todd inspected his ship
yard in Tacoma. and the Todd dry.
docks in Seattle. Todd has Just put
in a new drydoek at Mobile.
Todd expressed himself as in favor
of the ship subsidy bill. without
which, he declared, American ship
ping win not be successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
EVERYONE HAS
WAY TO DO 1T

Have dance hall girls form a
union. which On regulate and pro.
tect its membcs:
Introduce icense fee for profess
sional dancing instructors high
enough 10 eliminate the fake "in-
structors" who work as dance hail
girls.
These are proposals. offered as So
lutions TO the Once hall controversy
on in Seattle. rhe first is suggested
by Mayor Brovn. the second by j.
Harvey De Hney. proprietor OF a
Seattle dancingacademy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Beekeepers Here to
Attend Big School

King county's annual bee school
opened It's sessions Monday IN the
assembly room OF the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Bcekeepcrs not only from King.
but from other counties in the state.
were expected 10 register for the
three.day course. which is In charge
OF A. u. Nystrom, King county
nRcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

Copyright. 1879. by United Prcss.l
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J.. Oct
ss.-The rendezvous OF death. where
the hired siaycrs OF DIR. Hall and
Mrs. Mills hid near tho scene OF
the crime on the eve OF tho double
killing. was discovered by my opsr-
ativcs last night
believe they have located the
building. not far from tho spot
where the bodies OF the pastor and
the sections wife were found. m
which the assassins were concealed
until darkness furnished an In
scrufable cloak for their task. II
L. tho same building In which the
mysterious woman In gray WINS seen
to disappear late on the afternoon
OF September IL. the date Of the
murder.
In this building we believe this
woman In gray. who instlgated
the double murder. met. possibly
for tho first time. the gunner
who were 10 do tho actual shay.
ing. There. II would seem likely.
she gave them their final instruc.
lions.
According 70 witnesses who fur.
nished US with this latest clue to
tho murdercrs. tho woman IN gray
went TO this house. which already
concealed the paid assassins. and
was not again seen before dark.
Possibly she remained there with
them until the hour came for the
kidnapping OF DR.. Hall and Mrs.
Mills.
have information leading me 10
conclude that $1,000 was paid 10 a
woman whose house Ia believed to
have been the death rendezvous.
to shut her UP. My operatives
have obtained several leads point.
ing to this woman's dwelling. But
each time she IL questioned sho
knows nothing"
The authorities have had. II r.
understood. an opportunity 70 aues-
ton her. II abe has told them
more than che would tell our de-
tectives. tho fact has been kept
secret.
While the hired gunner sat In
the house. waiting for dark. the
two murder cars used in the kid
mapping and after the crime, we're
probably those seen standing In
the lane not far from Phillips farm.
william ORourke and Jack White,
both OF this town. are the men who
have been quoted as saying they
saw the cars parked there.
One OF the automobiles said TO
have been seen on the night Of
the crime under circumstances that
would connect " with the killing.
was OF foreign make. My opera.
lives have begun a statewide search
for this car. Two men whom we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Shippers to Form
Cooperative Units

For the purpose OF forming a huge
combine OF all fruit and vegetable
producers. representatives OF 200
produce associations win meet Mt tho
Bell II. terminal OF the port commits
sion November Is for a two-day con.
vention.
At the same time n program for n
campaignofo boost cooperative asso.
Citations will be outlined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Chief Taboos Use
of Walks for Ads

II you've mania for stenciing
street corners with your name or adj
vertisements. you'd better curb H..
w. u. Severyns. who controls the
dcstinies of the local police force,
angered by reading everything from
who did it7' 20 You did II" printed
on the walks. has issued an order for
the arrest OF persons thus engaged.
a fine OF 500 viii be assessed for tho
offense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Insurance Man Here
Is Given Promotion

Jacob Dobrin insurance man, who
mas been In thaservice OF the North
ern Life insurance company for the
past three years. has Just been In.
formed Of promotion.
He has beer assigned 10 special
duties for the company which VIII
require his moving 10 other territory.
MS first objective being Portland.