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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
SALVATION ARhY'S HEADQUARTERS NOW
 OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Headquarters for the Salvation Army have been established on South Montezurna street. The tele- phone number is 135-W Cadet Somervel can be found at the army quarters. During his visits and while away from the headquarters on busi- ness, the telephone will be answered by volunteer worker.
 Those having calls which should be attended to by the army should make it a point to reach Cadet Som ervel. Those having clothes, etc, which can be used are requested to take them to the army quarters if possible and if not, by telephoning arrangements will be made by the army to call for such articles. The demand is large at this time and by every one assisting in sending in clothing and shoes, good can be ac- coinpHshed.
 The army headquarters are in the store place formerly occupied by Jones, on MontezAma street, in the block beyond the Highland (ScopeD hotel.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
LAWRENCE M. ANDRES

Word was received here yesterday by Mrs Matt Andres that a son had been born to Mir. and Mrs. Joe E. Andres of Fresno, Calf. Mrs. An dres was teacher in the high school here. Mir Andres, formerly employ cd at the Prescott State bank, is em- ployed at the State bank of Fresno. Both young people will be remem- bered as former Prescott residents The youngsters name is Lawrence Matthew.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
INCOMES SMALLER IN 1921, REPORTS
 SHOW AN INCREASE

Incomes in northern Arizona were less in 1921 than during the preced- ing year, if income tax reports are to be believed, according to George NJ. Dickson, deputy internal revenue collector for this district. Mir. Dick son said yesterday that while more people are filing income returns for 1921 than filed in 1920, the incomes reported are smaller than for the pre- vious term.
 Mir Dickson is to be found at the court house, where he will assist those wishing to file their 1921 in come tax returns.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
PRESCOTT DEDAHERS
 YIN FROM WINSLOW

The Prescott High school debating team last night for the second time emerged the victors in debate on the question of restricting immigration, defeating the Winslow High school team at Winslow. The first decision was won over the Jerome debating team.
 Members of the team were Dorothy Stuart and Eleanor Cotton. Miss Frances Keene, the coach, accom- panied them to Winslow. The ques- ton debated was:
 Resolved: That further legislation tending to restrict immigration into the United States would be injurious to the industrial development of the country"
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
LOCAL YOUTHS HELD IN JAIL
rFrom sarnrdav,s nniIyl

Following an altercation in front of the Owl drug store early yester- day morning, in which knife is al- legged to have been drawn on Robert Birch. son of Sidney Birch, Joe Stro- just and Charley Kearley this morn ing are in the county jail, charged with carrying concealed weapons. They were arrested yesterday morn ing by Policemen Carl Lambertine and Lawrence Wilson, and will ap- pear this morning before City Magis- trate John H. Robinson.
 Strojust, according to the officers, approached a group of young men in front of the Owl at about 1:30 yes- terday morning, and became involved in quarrel in the course of which Strojust flashed a hunting knife on Robert Birch. The knife is said to be the property of Charley Kearley, who IS being held with Strojust
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
ADVOCATE SAVING
 IN I. OF 4. MILL
 TAX, IS CUT TO .S3
tJOurnal.M Miner cap1tal Rrream


 PHOENIX, March "A further saving of $34S,75O will be made in the operation of the University of Arizona, if the legislature adopts the recommendations of the special in- testigating committee appointed by the senate to investigate the needs of the institution.
 The report of the committee goes into the matter of finances in an ex- haustive manner, covering several dozen sheets of manuscript paper, and concludes with the recommenda- ton that instead of cutting the tax levy from l.3 mills to one mill for the next fiscal year, it should be further cut to .83 mills.
 The report was signed by Senator Woodward, chairman, Senator FL liott and Senator Larson.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08

round them. In years past when Baden was separate kingdom these watches were made by an ancestor of the Neugebauer family, q famous watch-maker Of his time
 One of the watches was made es- pecially for a British lord and inside the heavy silver case is to be found the British royal coat Of arms but tradition has it that trouble arose be- tween Britain and certain German principalities and prevented the watch from being delivered.
 A remarkable feature is that the watches continue to run and keep fairly accurate time, although none of them contain the delicate mechan- ism oi the modern watches.
 The case of the watch made for the British lord is of heavy beaten silver, causing the watch 10 weigh about four times as much as the modern time pieces. It likewise is much larger. The case is opened by means of a large hinge which shows on the outside The watch shows that during its lifetime it has made four trips for repairs.
 Instead Of small filing inside the case, as is done at present when a watch has been "overhauled," the jeweler placed a small piece of paper inside the case bearing the date These show as follows: Jan. F, ISIS; April 5, l845; Jan. 2l, l947, and Dec 4 l849
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
RODEO AT SPRINGS
 WILL START TODAY

The annual rodeo, in which the management Of the Castle Hot Springs gets together few cowboys who compete in western "thrillers' for the edification of the guests of the popular Yavapai resort, will be- gin at the Springs at ? o'clock this afternoon.
 While of course much smaller edition of the Prescott Frontier days contests, the Castle Hot Springs TO- deo is none the less lively and thrill ing, and provides glimpse of the sports into which range riders of Ari- zona turn their daily work.
 The rodeo will last two days, to- day and tomorrow.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
Ancient Watches Made
 In Germany Treasured By Woman in Colorado

PUEBLO, Colo, March I.-Three old watches, made in Baden, Ger many, in the sixteenth century, are the treasured possession: Of Mrs. M. N. Kuppenburg of this city. The watches were presented to her by her father. Charles Neugubauer, for years a prominent jeweler and watch maker here. For three centuries, the watches have passed from generation to generation, valued principally be- cause of tlre family tradition that sur
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
MINING LOCATIONS
 ARE RECORDED HERE

A good business" in mining loca- tions was done yesterday at the county recorders office. w. C. Stan ley filed notice of location on the following copper claims in the Har- per district: Gibson Fraction, and Service Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and II.
 In the Mayer district, J. w. Ketch- am and l.. w. Warner filed notice of location on five placer claims, the Alaska, Captain, Fortune, Noel and Pillar.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08

quarantine has been placed on the infected area which is about 40 by so miles in extent and lying between St. Johns and the Santa Fe railway.
 II is planned by the state veteri- marian to institute an active cam paign looking to the early extermina- ton of the disease and to this end tanks will be constructed and all af- flicted cattle dipped.
 Scabics were introduced by ship ment of bulls from New Mexico. It is proposed to quarantine against New Mexico and parts of Texas, and cattlemen will be asked to lend full cooperation.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
STATE OFFICIALS TO CONFER ON EPIDEMIC
 IN NORTHERN RANGES

PHOENIX, March ?. - Frank P. Moore, chairman of the state live stock sanitary board, accompanied by Dr. R. ]. flight, state veterinarian, will leave tonight for St. Johns to attend a meeting of the cattle grow CTS of that section, called for the purpose of discussing means for the eradication of scabies in cattle.
 By order of the board a strict
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08
GOAT TROUBLE HAS
 4 WONDERFUL NAME

PHOENIX, March 2.-Dr. R. ! Night, state veterinarian, has just re. turned from Klondike, $ miles north of Willcox, where he found two herds of goats seriously affected by a peculiar irritation of the mouth diagnosed as necro baccilosis. Il was at first surmised that the ami. mals had become infected with foot and mouth disease, but the examina- ton proved the disease to be less alarming. A course of treatment was outlined, and it is expected that further deaths will be prevented.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08

less sets. Any number of these
 tubes may be used. The perfection of the vacuum tube during the war permitted the allies to listen in on German conversations, and now make possible increased popular use of the wireless telephone.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08

Journal-Miner Liners Get Results.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08

Journal-Miner Liners Eet results.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
HELP WANTED-Male.

CHAUFFEUR Rwanted--Competent and handy
man; married; % drive Packard ana
lawn mower, and things generally about nay
place located near Passaic, y. J. Applicants
must give age. nationality, experience and
references. Good pay for competent man;
also use. rent free OF six room apartment
over garage. write Apt. AS, ti3 Gregory
ave. Passaic, y. j.
|cHAUFFEuR with written references; pri-
Call Agency. 16a w I'D.
CHEF wanted Immediately for very small
hospital Colonial Agency, is West 43rd
St
COOK. butler aud iaundIcss -chambermaid.
very capable, all work In apartment for
family OF three Write FOR interview, stone,
g06 Amsterdam Az.
COUPLE wanted. French or English pre-
ferred; cook and useful butler, country.
Long Island two adults, one child in family
wages Sl5o per month. Apply Office =.
Dunno Realty Company. third floor. so u.
sed st., betwee1 hours OF II A. N. and
=. ~, Wednesday. sep,emher =.
Couple for work in house in
country near New - YOpk;
4 adults. Call Mr.. M. Web
ster, care Webster, Aaron &
Nash, SO E. SD.
Couple--Useful butler-cook;
s m a | 4 family, country;
$50; no laundry. Lazare
Agency, 143 East 72d.
COUPLES.
Cook and butler. cook and chauffeur. gem
eral houseworker for city aud country;
wages $3.50 per month and up Call az once
United Employment Agency, l0J +. I'D st.
Hntrenee 1872 ID av.
cCUpLE-wife cook. houseworS. husband
chauffeur r-butler on chauffeur-g rdener; no
children: must have good personal refer
ences. Write ful particulars Box ]. Greens
Farms. Conn
COUPLE-BUTLER-COOK,
for small city family $50. Miss Hof-
mayer.s Agency. 10 East 43d ST.
COUPLE to do entire houseworiS for family
ot -four; Swedish preferred. references
Call $40 70 IL, ~ ~ East SD 9TH floor
vest. LenoS Gl99.
COUPLE, middle aged. butler. cook FOR
Duchess county. entire charge, except
laundry Colonial Agency. Us West 4Srd -.
couPLE-cook aud butler, apartment.
city. any nationality. Anderson
Agency. s1t Lexington az
CHAUFFEUR, over -. excellent private city
references. domestic car. $50 weekly. Re
liable Chauffeur Exchange, t5 W. 5lst ~
COUPLE, cook ok,waitrtss, houseman, expert
enced; Sl2J. Wetter's Agency. 20 w, 4ad.
COUPLE. good cook. useful butler. $50 up
Wettlers Agency. 20 West 4Sd.
/ COUPLE, cook-waltrcss, houseman. expert
enced, Si25. Wettler's Agency 20 West I'D
corPLE, good cook. useful butler. $50 up
Wettlcr.s Agency. 20 West iSd So.
COUPLE. cook k-chambermaid. butler -chauf-
iour; $50 up. Wcttler's Agency. 20 w Adj
CREDIT MAN, so. age 2c-25; clean ctrt .
refined. neat. Christian. Herbert H. Fur
man, private agency. 81 East 9th.
ORA AFTSM EN-,
experienced In steel mill Construction. oil
/ refinery and power plant construction
wanted for work at our Port Arthur. Texas
refinery. Apply Cuff Refining Company
lGth floor Frcs Euildins Annex. riitsbursl,
DRAUGHTSMAN,
first class. experienced. for ornamental Iron
work. OUT Of town. See +. g. Roycr.
McAlpin Hotel. Tuesday and Wednesday.
september 20 and -. from | y. NJ. until
7 20 4. NJ
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

DON'T E%NT THE
BIG MONEY MAKERS
Re one yourseif--and let NE otiler
fellow 30 the envylng. II 4 say 10
you that I can make . biz money
maker out al yOu I say il Ia all
sincerity. because ! am looking. az
! say H.. az the printed record of
The men Who are working with me.
TIC amounts set against their
names would startle you. Bot aon.t
envy them-join them, Little money
makers use tlieir hands and feet
BIZ money makers uSe their brains
are you getting all y0u should Out
~ yoursr Security salgsnson 0n
my stair are making big money IA
commissions because they have
learned how 10 usc their brains il
= new and a different way u
doing Wha, used 10 be difficult
And It's an simple. co sta noth-
ing-no obhgatiDn--to find cur
about ". Write me ana III tell
you. Box y y 80 Herald. $50
BWay
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
HELP WANTED--Male.


BOYS
FOR EEnANDS A%D OFFICE WORK,
ADVANCEMENT CERTAIN FOR NEAT.
CAPABLE BOY STEINWAY & SONS. io7
EAST i4TH.
BOYS for office, Christians, 10 assist book.
keeper and mail clerk must be bright and
accurate Reply. stating age. references and
salary expected, X. ~, 52J Herald, ESQ
broadway.
BOY Notwithstanding office has opening
for high grade hoy; wonderful chances for
advancement. Apply by letter only. stating
education. salary desired, 10 John W. Weber.
Jr., "a Whitehall IT.
10Y IN MANUFAcTuRER's OFFICE no
MAKE HIMSELF GENERALLY USEFUL,
CHRISTIAN. PUBLIC SCHOOL EnuCA-
11ON, SALARY $40. kNtCKERB0CHER
CHOCOLATE co.. 80 W. atsT.
BOY for crrends, good chance 70 get ahead.
Apply 2 a. NJ. Galyanotypc Engraving Co.
a2S W. 33d.
BOY. alert. neat. for errands and office
work. call Room iflS. ~ West t2d at
BUTLER. 500; cook higher. swedish. must
he highly recommended. OLSON Agency,
t5i West 1i-t 81
rUTLER, uscfui, white; references. CAR. .
TO ~, ~ West stth st.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
HELP WANTED Male.
YOUNG MAN.

If YOU are ready to estab b
lish yourself for the bigger
lob, one where the oppOrtu-
nifty is such that you yourself
are only to blame if you do
not succeed, we urge you 10
make q definite q e S o n
NOW and become connected
with an organization which
has a tVvo-fold purpose, that
Of securing insurance and
selling stock.
The man who is ambitious,
willing 10 follow our ideas in
this proposition, can profit
immensely and earn hand
some income in very short
time.
Be fair with yourself as we
want TO be fair with you.
We would like TO discuss this
proposition with you, and IL
YOU are ready for the bigger
job which we have in mind
for you, please call any time
to-day and see our Mr.. Bar
rett Phillips, All American
Brokers, Inc, room sol, 19
West 44th st., New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
Fer hire Passenger Care.

BEAUTIFUL private focomohiic Limousine,
Nour day 81 week. 81 hourly, Aud. siaa.
RrtCk. passenger $3.50 hour. spccial
$3.50
CADILLAC NmousiuNs, month"; week: fra-
sonahic. homr A. uniformed chauffeur
uAGGtN. Riverside e51A.
LAZY ntshts 20 Mighty recommend chsus.
fepr wro has served her family ~ yoav.
~ auy ono Wishing "a tcnt iifnousine ,.tta
driver tv wtck ~ month. 500 NsfAid.
80 broadway
PACKARD, twin sis. isundauigt, day, wees.
month. eau Schuyler 6e0n
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
STEARNS
Ao,emobiIs, wsntee

HrrTOs Bpt.Gur ron CASH. IANDoRF
ALTO 60. if.n lrohANaN. Clrcle glI6.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Security Sales Manager.
One who has sales force desiring u
procure y new issue OF make a change.
PHONE BROAD 1891. Mr. HoUToN.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
HELP WANTED---Male.
DON'T ENVY THE
BIC MONEY MAKERS

SAI.E,@MfN
SECURITY SALESME%.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
sALrssNIAY

SALESMAN
over - Years. n you are making less
Naa 500 . week and believe you have the
earning capacity 10 make that much Or
more, We have al opening in our organiza-
ton where you can make good money tho
ifst week and il ten days time YOU should
he showing results from Your sales netting
YOU wen over 500 weekly.
II you are simply salesman. or have n
sincere desire 70 he onc with the necessary
9ua lifeRtions. you can build up al Income
- large as most executives.
Call after 10 a. NJ. suite I2d. . Er0a dway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
pTAT. ESTATE BPOKrR.

Large organization has opening FOR live
Young man for store leasing. opportunity
Tor one who knows that business Hnd can
work. personal ana business credentials nee
essary. Q 1870 Herald Harlem.
SALESAikS by leading manufacturer With
nationwide prestige: must hr willing 70
take an intensive salra training course AZ
nur expense and 10 eel our product direct
t0 home. Three aaics q week give earnings
~ over $40. We pas salary aud cofnml.sion.
our product requires the type of man who
can work with high grade sales force and
who II ambitious 10 be IT'S leader. No road
work required. Apply. between 1911 10 and
. .3u-t 30 ~ Mi. John Mayer. American lron-
LIZ afanALnn 90. 20 Mn.t ann al
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

MEN,
Will YOU work hard few months from home
Officer Qualify for factory training tox.
pcpaea PAID then take W permanent
association with the largest company Of ~
Kind Ia uop-compctiflvc fold. with compcn-
sntlon ranging from so 10 500 pcr week.
big future 20 uau over -. - neat appear.
ance and good address. NJ. Y. n CO. room
1901. 1919 Broadway
MEN OVER -.
Intelligent neat appearance and WITH
GOOD family connections. who Nant
10 learn tho banking business, ca8
find cmployr ent here with libctai
compensation. Apply TO-DAY after
10 A. NJ, 20 manager.
ROOM 800, ? RECTOR sr.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
HELP WANTED-MaIe.
MEN WANTEDl

TnE MANHATTAN. PIGGLY wlGGLY
CORPORATION j. about ta open Too
grocery stores.
In Greater New York alone four mil
Hon tens of food are consumed every
year. Of every dollar yoW earn forty
cents are spent for groceries. it's n tfe-
mvndous business.
'PIGGLY wIGGLY is All interesting
eSsmpie Of What the Chain store. sys-
TEN can do in the way Of achieving
tho first PIGGLY WIGGi.y store wa
started ia Memphis $ow-only siA years
latcr-~theIe are almost yoO stores, doing
an annual business of S0O.Vlo'VVO.
Fhe above statement was written hy
Theodore II. Price. editor ~ Comurfcs
ana Finance. appearing III FORBES Maga-
zine on August ~. lsa2. under the tide
~ why Chain store Securities Attract
Investors"
Since that article was written the
plGGLY WIGGLY system has now more
Than 1000 stores. ar- rs business FAR
eSesegs ,1 SSSooe 999 year. ,, making iargs.i
chain grocery system IN the world To- day.
THE MANHATTAN PIGGLY wlCGLY
CcRipRATION has introduced PlGGLf
WIGGIY 10 New York. X has been
stupendous success here. In proof or
tlrat statement Mr.. Ernest sutton, Of the
~
has just issued this statement about
PlGGLY WGGGLY Ia New York:
we have no stores in tie world to
day superior Ia your stores. and we have
more fhan / 900 stoses and are opening
ininipum Of q more, week.
"The PIGcLY wIGGLy proposition
wiil. iii my opinion, be far better here
in New York than ~ any place in the
Irnited Stntos. and WITH all modesty 1
frf hat il ms tar
fled to make This remark than am, FOR
J have seen the whole organization and
prnci icaly every store. from tho inccp-
tion of the pIGGLY WIGGil Idea.
JAMES II. ELLIoTr.s BUSINESS
BUILDERS. INC. owns and operates tlie
MANHATTAN PIGGLY WlGGLl cor
lOKATloN.
~ opcr 1000 stores. ,hc Euslness
Builders has need Of more than j 600
executives. Tho duties of these cxscu-
tives cover practically eNeiy Iicid af
business:
store Supcrintcndcrts
stcre Managers.
l.eal Estate opera ~
t.Npcu Accountant
Warehouse Directors.
Traffic Manager,
irHpk Masters.
Purchasing Agents.
Efficiency Engineers.
development Eug!Ae,ra.
ssdts Managers.
Njl, from executive positions ihe
AlANfIATTA$ pIGGLl WlGGLl OR
GASIZATlON ia order to successfully
man 1000 sto:cs. must have Ia tile ilh-
mediate future .00u men equipped Tor
a jobs III the retail sr0eciy business
Here III the business Builders. where
you earn Substantial commissions sell
ing the pIGGLI WlGGLi Securities. you
prepare yourself FOR the executive posl-
,i3n lDU tire best qualified u iii.
During tic pact three years the Eusi-
usss Lulldcr~ lar placed oscr hundred
mel ii big positions
,ud here YOU have tile most br'lllaht
opportunity Ii the country to-day.
For pIGGLY " & q + y has been
adopted by tlie American people IN every
place Wat II has operated. lfS coin~
inerrlal and financial record has bcca
one ~ The. n not the most, conspicuous
successes ~ our tlm,.
Can between ~ aud .
JAMES w ELLIOTr'S BUSINESS
BUILDERS, Inc
Firancfug Manning ana Operating
THE MAsyiIATrAN plGGLN WlGGl.N
CORPORATION.
Entire 18th Floor.
Enckelbockei Bldg. I'd St. and B'way
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
-SALEsM

SALESM EN-,
thoroughly experienced, for
retail cigar stores; salary; do
not apply If you have already
filed application. Employ
ment Manager, 2 A. M p
M. daily.
SS4 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
SITUATIONS WANTED--MaIe.
MAN, AMERICAN,

colored. middle aged. pleasing personality
seeks position as doorman, messenger. In
first class establishment: well recommended.
Address chas. @. Blumfeld. 208 West 130th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

TODAY fTIESDA1l, SEI'T. q
At, TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale win comprise great maay
pleasure and business cars. the property Of
different ron-ignors
Automobile auctions every TUESDAY and
Friday
H. Il. DUSNLEY. Auctloneer.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
MEN WITH BACKBONE

WHO never sold mcrcha ndiae, but who ntr
desirous or making more money than thcm
present occupation is paying them. VIM DC
given IN opportunity 20 realize their nmbi.
tlon Can in persons AZ T.. NJ,
LAD MFG. CORP.
IL STONE ST, NJ. u.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-18
FORBES DEMANDS
FAIR TREATMENT

WASHINGTON Sept. Vs.
Uniformity OF action was demand.
ed Of the field officers OF the
veterans bureau Of Director
Forbes In an address today to tho
conference Of officials Of the
fourteen regional districts meet.
ing to discuss means OF closer CO.
operation in the work on behalf If
former service men. Colonel
Forbes warned officials against
becoming rhard boiled in the
adjudication. of the claims of for
mer service men and asked the
field officers to put themselves IN
the mems places in considering
cases. at is essential to fair
treatment" he said that each
and every case be regarded in
fair light no matter how often re.
viewed. The members OF the bod.
les Of this organization must con-
stantly be inspired to the most
earnest and sympathetic consider
alton Of the cases brought to their
attention"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-18
NOVELIST
KIDNAPPED SATURDAY

PARIS, Sept. 1S.-Pierre Ben.
cit. author nf Frauee's modern
best sellers" was kidnapped Sat
urday in downtown Paris and Is
now held prisoner somewhere IN
the heart OF the city. according ID,
a letter received by his flancee'
which she had turned over 10 tina
police. The young woman also
produced previous messages from
Benoit to prove the romantic story
that he was kidnapped in the Place
Nendome a week ago and taken
to 4 Norman Monastery where he
was held prisoner several dllys,
being released only last Friday
He did not complain to the police
after his first experience, she ex-
planned because he feared ridicule.
The authorities are making siren
mons efforts TO locate the move.
list.