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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
ON
SnP ISLATEST
|1Iioners' Novel Plan to
tIried Saturday

a. ~ ago the Puget Sound 81.
/ si1n \ ~ Western Confectionery
an1u11sn conceived the Idea Of a
e1NGay ecnvention
&rHtRT AZ 10 A. m. the first o.
- ep<ting Of that convention will
k1d|< Hhcn the steamship Spokane,
- ~ passengers. slips her moor.
- 4 the colman dock.
~ passengers win BE- represen.
neups " the Western Confectionery
upunlion who have been invited By
a Puget Sound division 10 sail
tz>g tks coast o. Alaska on a iz.day
In
| No call the trip convention.
- Nicholas Nelson. general secre.
- q the association. Friday morn.
- ~ u going 10 be that. Wen
~ rsgiiiar meetings each day on
ND just the same. it's going to
svery much 81 pleasure trip. We've
= snssrtsiners. music ard plans
~ Tor much dancing. LADIES'
- Ne. "Ah. II happens that just
sat'y Is Of the $50 passengers viii
= adles.s
= b planned that the Spokane
- a. several Alaska ports. where
= guests will be entertained By the
aF1as chambers Of commerce
1unorsry guests making the trip
y y Y. r. Bean. Indianapolis. pres
~ q the National Confectionery
e'esation: Walter c. Hughes. Chi.
- secretary Of the National. and
.<are Ridley. Boston. vice presi.
- Il ne New England CONNECTION
y @.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

NJ X. +. PORTER
-sn,NA. July il-ReN raised his
~ and solsnanH eyed the camera.
~ SHUTTER clicked.
4. lxathed sigh Of relief and
-, zraln sought out the corner Of
Z. ,,rrh where the summer sun had
,,rn~d the boards. There he
sstek
- zprfcsehed. he gave the wall
,>.np o. TIVE with hls iail. just to
i ~ know that he thought ! was
4 r<b'.
.skhaf's ths idea Of disturbing
= ~ this picsnres" he asked
~ Biz eyes.
want 10 put It in The star" 1
10 frownsa ana whisked a ny or
Is rqs<
why Do yeu want my pie
mr. k~ aij-
My, You'w a hero" told
~
n 1sew hack his under IN and
rssrri sweaf he almost ehucklcd.
~ : hrrsr What have I
kry@
~Dslnt yca Jump into spanaway
- ~ ether dsy and save your
r1<<r. A. @. smith. from drown
rx<r asked
<ma< lslx that Of great. big.
r&amsurct Md who had EARNED a
~ n moving the lawn crupt over
sn's BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

"a just swan Out 90 se~ n I
could help any" he said. Does
that make me . heros Non
sense. Say. my master loves me.
And ! love him. too. Aud I lovc
the mi~~u-. just try 10 start any.
thing around here and 80 what
IN do about IL. I've got = jeb
here. Ny job II 10 hind Of take
care Of things. And I get more
money than Rockefeller or
Morgan every day"
grinncd At him. Nor. none.
than Rockefeller Must he som
kind Of a dogs figure % speech. a.
Jaw my mystirieation and explained
mir. Reporter. you get maybe
IS a day. Maybe not. What Of
that I am better off than you.
All | do n 40 on loving tho pco-
pie who love me. and my pay II
blindness and love. That's more
than tho editor pays you Some
day you human beings will learn
something. Maybe you'll have m
much ~en~e ~ some II ~ dogs
have Sou'il know that Just 10
help folks you lsve y the beat
pay In the world.
'tsus don't cali me . hero. Tim
not. N you had big dog like
me and treated him good. he'd do
the same for you. Is dogs arc
made that way"
And : think he's right. a. that.
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lbeled His Wife
BY Mail, Arrested

UNION, July ~ william A.
''er was arrested for iibeiing his
on post cards sent hy mail.
p'ssdsd That hts wife never gat 9
chance 70 tell her what hs
Neshi Of her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
% FOR sALE-wArERFRoSr

WATER FRONT LOTS AND HOMES
After you hav. looked at all other
water front property, come out 20
EHAWOOD and see the finest
water front lots on the market
Also have several small. new sum
mer homes fronting on lake for
800 cash. SO monthly Take Rem
ton electric cars on Fourth ave.
get off nj EBAWoOD. at city Lime
its. or drive out Rainier ave. I'LL
you come 20 city limits. Statesmen
on ground every day from ~ q. m.
20 3 .. ~. No high city taxes or
assessments ms the lots are just
outside city limits. city water.
gas. electricity; city fare. II you
can't come out. call Al city office
and We Will drive you out
.. r. l.. CAMPBELL
zoo Marion 81 Elliott 1900.
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Minnesota Society
to Entertain Vets

Tbs i3th Minnesota society or Pu.
get Sound met at banquet In tho
l.. c. Smith Building restaurant FRI
day evening. to formulate plans for
entertaining rsxfrnental comrades
who Will attend the Veterans of For
eign Wars convention. in August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

PHILADELPHIA Tommy Tough.
ran. young Philadelphia middle.
weight. who won from Harry Greb
recently. has challenged Johnny WI.
son for the title and has deposited
a s. 900 forfeit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

JOHN MYERS. rs. logger. died in
the city hospital Friday from a
broken neck suffered when he fell
down a flight Of stairs AZ F'sfth ave
and Washington 81, "Wednesday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

PfTTsBTRG. - Walter Schmidt.
Pirate catcher. who held out for a
salary Of $4,000. has been signed
and Will report AZ once. He will go
behind the bat az soon as he Is rein
stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

NEW YORK. - lightning struck
the flagpoie ~ the Polo Grounds and
the storm carried away the Amerl.
can league pennant Tho Yanks
mourn II as q bad. bad omen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
STOCKS AND BONDS


WE WILL BUY
5000 Alaska Pet. & Coal.
bOOs Duthle Oil
80 Johnston Piston & Ring.
1000 Success Mining.
90 Sound Rubber.
Liberty and Canadian Bonds. al, 10.
sues. bought and sold.
JORDAN. WENTWORTH & CO.
Stocks and Bonds.
Successors TO
HERRfN 4 RHODES. INC
700 and Ave. Main rf3
Members chicago Board OF Trade.
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GRAHAM'S WEST
SEATTLE ACRES
AT AUCTION

Saturday, July 10, at 400
p. m. and Sunday,
July 16, at the same
time, Auctioneer J. 4.
Barnett will sell with
out reserve the 20-acre
tract lying at the end of
the 35th Ave. paving,
West Seattle.
The land has been divided
into Acre Tracts zap
proximately eight city
lots), and will be sold
in single acres, one or
more, as may be de-
sired.
Terms, 10 per cent cash,
plus the auctioneer's
fee Of S10-15 per cent
when the contract is de-
livered - balance in
monthly payments to
suit purchaser.
The auction will be held
on the ground; each
tract will be plainly
staked. We suggest
that you go out and
make a first, second
and third choice so that
you may be sure to Sc
cure one or more tracts
as desired.
Take any West Seattle
car to Alaska Street,
transfer to the Munich
pal bus line and walk
to the end of the paving
signs are conspicu-
ously displayed on the
property.
Motorists can drive direct
to the Graham acres
without leaving the paw
ing-on 35th Ave. S.W.
Maps, plans and further
particulars.
BARNETT AUCTION 1
COMPANY
Pip First Avenue
Elliott 240S
GEORGE FRANCIS
ROWE e. co.
$50 Burke Bldg.
Elliott 3211
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HOTEl.a

v,,-fn,. ffotei---Afl American vir-
slris and sth. Cars via Wss,lsks,
ave Mod: steam be"t cn"e'is'
.c,ienf service shower and tub
h.,hs Trans. 75c up: weekly.
~ 90 40. Walking disfs~"~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
WANTED nv
Seattle Civil Service
Commission

sci Arctic building --Appiirant- for
examination ss ishoFsr, including
the seiiowsnFs Asphalt iahoTef,
building IahnFrr. trench digger,
garbage sabofer. park helper.
track iahorrr and common iaborsr
person IL Commissions office for
information and application not
later than July 81. 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

WANTED nv SEATTLE civil.
Services Commission. cot Arctic
bldg. applicants for examinations
for the following city positions
Senior Law clerk. iaw clerk clark :
stenokrsph~r. eahieman. drafts
man. Junior craftsman. wste-
houssmnn and building Inspector.
Apply ~ person at Cnwuississn
Office Ter Information and applies-
tion not later than July Is. 1874
MEN WANT Ep--f-aborors Tor con
structi0n work. section and extra
fween seward and Fairbanks.
Rate % pay 6gA cents per hour.
board tfse per day Must Furnish
own bianket-. Reduced fare hy
steamer fts1s 70 seward. free
IA Naxf sailing ~, = Alameda. =
July 10 Apply Aiaskan Engineer
Ing Commission. as BELL 81 ter
minai. Seattle. Wash. G., r. Dele.
General Purchasing AEent
Rooms AND HATH Room. HOT
and cold water lights newly
IN growing garden: one block
10 car. terms $50 down. balance
sis a month. Price si.tEo. Take
Lake rsurssn car 10 18th + w. and
W. Henderson 81 eps ., , sysry day
CALIFORNIA - NTED. fM-
msdsatsiy for work in cailfornfs.
marhinlats. blacksmiths. boiler
makers, sheet metal workers. pas
ssuaer and freight car repairera.
car inspectors. strike conditions
prevail Rules and rates Of pay a.
ssts blishsd ~ Y :. Labor Board
Address Hox J-st. star. giving
..~a..s.n fIs..a oftA aAIreaa
Don't throw your watch away
We Fis II
sEATTLE MATCHMAKING
SCHOOL.
Hoiyoke Bldg First and Spring.
10 NEAT APPEAHfNG MEN. MUST
be able 20 talk inteiiigcntiys good
ray. pleasant work. in Seattle or
state Apply room ft3 Achlhofn
bldg. SIT second ave.
Al Annex. soos 9TH. near wsstiake
Az. clean. furnished. steam heated
bedrooms tfor msnl. frss baths
watch. throw Il away. 500 Union
Mig Green Clock. opp. postoffice.
WANTED = EXPERIENCED coal.
mlners Gee George A. Brooke. at
~ spring -.
WANTED--GOoD COOK TO RENT
r~atatlrant equipment. fine loca-
ton. Inquire 1861 w. Andover 81
Eetter watch and jcweiry repair for
less. Alarm and manteI clocks
stafford q schwarz. tooz Arcade
WANTED-~I0 MEN At 22s0 SIXTH
and Bell. housekeeping. Si-"v per
and M. and gas.
tvANr F,fJ--pOy NOR OVER ~. FOR
light work. isf3is Boren ave. up
per FIAT.
SHOES SOLED. 81. GUARANTEED
leather. 1899 Westlake.
10 SITUATION MALE
YOUNG MAN. az. BADLY IN NEED
Of work. Neat. energs,u,c, rslian,e,
thing. Ex-scrvice. Phone Meirose
073s after 8. -
FfRsT Class PAINTING. PAPEh-
nfsces Call Al Minis, North z07l.
evenings. Main $3.50 days;
PAINTTTG. PAPER HANGING AND
ksisomining. House, psn'ea rea-
sonabiy Garfield ts22-k.
PAINTING AND kn Al b,,nr I5ss,
w VEL, paper cleaned and nu'S. "'''
CARPENTER WORK PRICE Low.
Elliott 3i5e-W
II MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED
NEEDS PosToF-
nee clerks for Seattle bNsn,lnh
lions September. toon ss,aIy.
Txpcrience unnecessary. run pa
,tc,siars free write Columbia
school civil Service. s3f Pope Bid.
Washington -. 6.
10 iEi-5 F.
vIrginus Hotel--Ail American. VI
e1ria and fth. Cars via Wes,isks
.ve Mod steam heat: cheerful
rooms; each has free phone az
ceiient service shower ana tuo
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SEE JOHNSTON
REALTY co.
45th and Meridian
Melroee 00if. Meirose 00t3.

OPEN EVENINGS
DO you WANT a HOME7
/ VIII build you one after your own
plans and sell II 10 you at actual
cost and on terms so easy that
you VIII scarcely miss the
money. VI VIII pay you TO inveH-
tlgate my plan II YOU want "a home
of your own. Come TO North Park
station on Everett interurban any
dpy McMiiiin.
SIC<NESS--OWNER MUST SELL.
NJ once grocery. new buiiding.
stock all for $1,000. 630O Fourth
~ ". Meridian car.
TRADE FOR AUTO OR LIGHT
truck r. Restaurant and barber
shop. equity IN building and lot.
1926 iIarbor ave.
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW; FIRE
place. bookcaAes; cabinet kitchen.
fun basement: trays, No reason
able offer refused. 77i3 Earl ave.
sunset b4G7.
81. 900 BUYS GROOM HOUSE. UNI
versity district 6300 Fourth N. w.
Meridian ear.
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Zine Pianos
NOW

Zine Pianos
NOW
SACRIFICED
SEQ the fine makes side by side. look
~ the sacrifices. ana n you really
want a piano. you '''ili be- Inter
ested indeed Private people In dis.
trers and leaving town have placed
them with ua 20 seii--brrause
We give easy terms guRfan-
teen~-nnd allow you 90 exchange
Y on that wonderful old standard
.Wiseh,, plano any time You wisn
Du nARnY pfANo co.
ff0f-lt0H FIRST Ave
PLEASANT DEALINGS
HAVE a QUANTITY or VERY ffNE
human hair left from my business
IN the East VIII make up switches
prices Call at bif N. seth. Phin-
STAR STAR rurNdLrs
" per ~. delivered. See stock, West
Seattle Ferry Dock. Weat o5et
days. West tbss evenings.
NEW PIANOS ron ltisNr. RENT
applied on purchase. heyer-Toner.
1871 Fourth ave
BEST OLD unowTn FORREST
weed. .ts half cord. 30 cord Oar
field TOSS
ponTAni.E Terases. houses. stores.
m, pEa vl',sv EQUITABLE s ap1i 49, &c,
lcnEHItfEs CONF PICK THEN.
Fine quality Geo. n. Wents
ranch, ~ miles east ~ Deileyue.
SEWING MAcHINEH- GOOD DROP
MAN Man isss 0Rss. iFslR rs, ave. ''"''s
EXTRA STAR A BTAR hHiNGLieH.
1875 at the mill OKbow HhinRtc
Co. Glendale 0hhs
II HAVE I nEAUTiFuL YELLOW
hen birds for sale. Good singers.
Elliott oaso-J
PApEnfNG. PAINTING. rfNTINI.
Sssn.rs work. guaranteed. Elliott
Mill WOOD. 1900 A LOAD, $500
double lead. delivered. fSenwood
WIZ nuY AND HE'LL cLk)rtffNo
snd furss This Owl tifTt Ftrst
FREMONT LADDER saor, tzss
Whitman ave. MeifoEc 1ask.
OLD NEWSPAPERS ron BALE. COZ
burke fildR
xAvANAnH HATS ssno 1905 tst
DRY MIL ENos st.so. SuSAET otis
81 MOTORCYCLES
lcOLtAufA HfkE COOP coNl3f-
ton. US 3ffs Hast Marion 1t
81 GARAGES
foisTxnfE GARAGES. cxffToL
1913
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sITTATTON MALE
II MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED

GOVERNMENT NEEDS PosToF-
lice clerks for Seattle bNsn,lna
lions september Good salary
Experience unnecesshty' ru,a psi
tfr,sfars free Write Columbia
srhooi civii Service. s9t Pope Bid.
washington. -. g.
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s5 FOR sALE-wEsT SEATTLE
81 ron sALE-WATERTRONT

NICE PIECE WATER FRONT. on
lake; very gentle slope, paved road
thru Price st,Tb0; terms.
SAMUEL TRETHEWEy
So3 Marion Bldg.
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WANTED mr. SEATTLE CIVIL
Service Commission. cot Arctic
Bldg. applicants for examinations
for the following city posiflunss
senior Law clerk. las clerk CLERK
ateuoErauh~r. cahieman. drafts
man. Junior craftsman. ware
hoaseusnn and building inspector.
Apply ~ person AT Copu1issi"n =
office fsf Information and applies-
ton not later than July Is. lf@4
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Corner ~ eisf So and phtnr~y Ave
Phone sunset 1881
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11
Legion Auxiliary Formed.

WILLCOX-The Tenley-Lopez unit
of the American Legion auxiliary Mss
been organized in this city and prom
ises to be live organization Fifteen
members signed the roll as charter
members. The officers elected for the
year are as follows:
President, Mrs. A A. Nicholson;
vice president, Mrs. j. B. Cook; sec
rotary, Mrs. E. M. Joyce, and treas
urer, Miss Gladys Cook. The execu-
tive committee: Mrs. ]. G. Wilson.
chairman, Mrs. L. Hays and Mrs. G..
p. Morgan.
Business necessary was taken up
and the meeting adjourned.
The charter members are: Mes
danes A. A. Nicholson, j. b. Cook, L..
Wallace, A. Crowley Whistler, l..
Hays, I. l.. Odom, A l.. Chopper, M.
j. Nicholson, G.. p Morgan, f. M.
Joyce, George Nee, H. NJ Scott, ]. G..
Wilson, and the Misses Gladys Cook,
Eura Wallace, Olivia Rawlings.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11
RIOTERS ASKED
To HELP B|SBEE
DEFEAT DOUGLAS
Local High School Basketball
Teams to Play Douglas for
Championship Tonight

As many district citizens as pos
sible are requested by high school
students to 20 to Douglas this evening
TO cheer the Bisbee High school bas-
ketball teams on 10 victory. The pres
ence OF a large number from the dis
trict to root" for the girls and boys
teams may mean that the teams will
win the district championship of this
part of the state.
The game between the Douglas and
Bisbee boys team will decide wnich
will be the champion and have the
honor of playing :Ae Nogales team for
the southern championship. If Doug
las wins they will have that honor and
II Bisbee wins they will no doubt have
that chance provided that they beat
st. David on next Tuesday, which 10
the only remaining game that they
nave to play. Should Douglas lose to
Blsbee and Bisbee then lose to St.
David the teams would be tied for
first place
The local girls team has now wrx..
three games and lost one, while Doug
las has won three and lost two.
Should Bishee win from Douglas. Bis
bee will have the honor of contesting
with Benson for the southern state
championship. The Benson girls were
the state champions last year.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11

shake his story that he had told in
direct examination except i'm a very
few minor details.
Postoffice Inspector G. z. Webster
was next called to the witness stand
and had not completed his direct tes-
timony when court adjourned until to-
morrow. Webster testified of the re-
suits of his Investigations while in
Bisbee on the case. His testimony
also cOrrOborated KeatOn's in regard
to where he had buried the money in
Dixie Canyon and a number of other
details. He had just reached the point
in his testimony in regard to hearing
the alleged conversations between
Mrs. Luke and Keaton in the branch
county Jail through the dictaphOne
when court adjourned for the day.
Court will only be in session until
noon tomorrow and then an adjourn
ment will be taken until next Tuesday
morning. Judge Sawtelle is compelled
TO go to Phoenix on Monday TO receive
the report of the u. S. grand jury and
will not return until that evening.
Court was adjourned this afternoon
for about 30 minutes out of respect
for DR.. MacArtan, who has had charge
of the veterans camp at Pastime
Park, and who died here on Wednes-
day. Court adjourned while the fun
eral services were being held from
3 to $40.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11
Brooks Is A gain
II e d as ViOlat0r
of Dry Amendment

As result of raid made on the
Brooks garage and an apartment
house on NacO road just out of the
city limits yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff Joe Hood and Deputies Clip
son, Kenney ana Billie Ryan, James
l.. Brooks was placed under arrest on
& charge of operating two stills and
about so gallons of alleged white
mule" cOnfiscated with the two stills.
On Wednesday night officers claim
10 have detected home brew odors
near the building They secured n
search warrant from Judge Craig. In
one of the rooms upstairs they found
two 30-gallon stills running with the
fires burning under them and the
liquor dropping out of the coils INFO
q barrel. The officers put out the
fires and dismantled the stills and
found eight barrels of mash, which
they poured down the sewer. They
also found two kegs of the finished
product, they claim.
After they had brought this par, -.
the outfit to the justice court they
went back for Il further search and,
in the room occupied by Brooks, say
they found % one-gallon jugs filled
with the product of the stills All OF
the evidence was taken to Tombstone
by Sheriff Hood. An information was
filed by County Attorney Ross late in
the afternoon and bench warrant
was issued for Brooks. He was ar
rested and then released upon MS
own reconizance until tomorrow, when
he will appear in Tombstone to enter
a plea.
Brooks was arrested about two
years ago on a charge of a violation
IF the Volstead Act and was tried and
convicted in the Federal court at
Tucson but the case was appealed anu
the appeal is still pending. He has
been out on bond pending action on
he appeal.
Brooks was not in the building at
he time the officers made the raid
md was not arrested until a late hour
asst evening.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11
Personal

Mrs. A. J. Stevens and little daugh-
ter are i'll the city for few weeks as
the guests of Mrs. Stevens mother,
Mrs. w. C. Galloway.
q. w. HolliESsworth was a business
visitor in the city yesterday from
Douglas.
Joe Boyle. cattle Inspector is in
Tombstone after few days spent
here on business.
Russell Meadows, Douglas druggist,
was in the city yesterday on a short
business trip.
William Boyd. of Tombstone, was
in the city yesterday on short visit
to friends.
Billy Williams, Tombstone Ieasor.
was in the city yesterday on q bust.
ness trip.
Max Kennedy and wife have return
ed from Texas where they visited
with relatives for several weeks.
Earl Wood, of Tucson, is in the city
for few days on n visit to his broth
err, Henry Wood, of Lowell
Walter Sheppard and Henry Bohm-
falk were in Tombstone yesterday on
court business.
r. l.. Ash and Ed. Furlong, of the
Douglas police force. were in the city
yesterday on official business.
Martin Armstrong was in Tomb
stone yesterday as a witness in the
Keahy case.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11
Conversation Between Mrs. Luke
And Keaton, Taken By Dictaphone,
To Be introduced In Trial Today

TUCSON, Feb. 1O.-The second day
of the trial of Mrs. Hattie Luke,
charged with receiving government
property known to be stolen in con-
nection with the robbery of the Bis
bee postoffice on April of last year,
occupied the attention of the u. S.
court today.
Matt Keaton, serving Il five-year
sentence for his connection with the
robbery, was on the stand the most of
the day. He started his testimony on
Thursday and completed his direct
testimony shortly before the noon adj
journment today. He related the same
story about delivering the package TO
Mrs. Luke at her ranch as he had
previously told. He also related some
alleged conversations with Mrs. Luke
in the branch county Jail here in con-
nection with the delivering of the
package containing the money to her
These conversations were overheard
by the ,postOffice inspectors through
the use of a dictaphone which had
been installed in the branch county
Jail.
After Keaton had finished his di
rect testimony he was turned over to
the defense for cross examination.
He was taken in hand by Attorney
w. G.. Gilmore and for three hours
was given thorough cross eXamina
ton, but cross examination failed to
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11
Are GETTING Busy.

FAlRBANK-The state highway de-
the work line Of the missing LINK
between the finished Nogales highway
and Fairbank and it will not be long
until we will be able to notice the con-
structiOn moving along at rapid rate.
This will make of easy access TO
Cochise county markets quite a set
Element on the flat few miles out or
Fairbank. The road will go right
through section noted for its wild
hay production.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11

I'm convinced if | had taken Tan
lac two years ago, when my troubles
first began, | would have been saved
n world of suffering" said Ed w.
Field, 53S Jefferson St. Milwaukee,
Wis
MY case proved that when mans
stomach goes wrCng, everything goes
wrong with him. The first thing I
noticed out of tie way was loss of
appetite and next, that no matter
how sparingly | ate. | was sure 70
have an attack of Indigestion.
finally got so l couldn't walk a cou-
pie of blocks without having to stop
and rest and | was so nervous that
often | sat up in a chair all night
long.
Tanlac has madea new man out OF
me, my stomach is as sound as a COL
lar and | feel fine all the time am
a firm believer in Tanlac because
know it delivers the goods"
Note-The International Proprietar-
les Co. distributors OF Tanlac, have on
file in their offices at Atlanta, Geor-
81, over fifty thousand signed state
mehts from representative men and
women from every State in the Union
and every Province in Canada. Many
of these are from prominent people in
this city and section and have been
previously published in this paper.
Tanlac is sold in Bishee, Lowell,
Warren and Naco by Phelps Dodge
Mercantile Co, and by leading drug.
gists everywhere