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The Keota news., 1922-10-27
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City link Disguised SOupaW Wilson Ups Oilers in Series Open
Rockwell Beats
Kirk Tuttle in
City Net Meet

The feature match OF yesterdays
play In the Junior Tennis Tourna-
ment at the Y courts was the match
between Kirk Tuttle and Willis
Rockwell which went TO Rockwell.
Both OF whom had been picked by
their friends TO go to the finals. In
the first set Of the match Kirk cas-
ily had the upper hand and took the
set So. In the next two sets Rock
well came out on top with scores OF
Ga, Sd. The two were evenly
matched and II was question up
TO the last as to which would take
the match.
Kelley Beaver won from william
Marquis 60, 6-2 in another OF the
third round matches. Although play
ing a good game OF tennis Marquis
was not able TO keep up with Beaver.
II is likely that Beaver and Jay
Toevs will have a battle royal when
they meet this morning. Jay Toevs
won his match handlly from George
Gates yesterday taking 1t with a
score OF 60. Go.
Drawings in the doubles will be
made this morning.
Following are the results of the
matches played yesterday:
Jay Toeps defeated George Gates
60, 60.
]. Bumgarner deafted II. Newbolt
6-3, 60.
Kelley Beaver defeated william
Marquis 6-2. So.
W. Rockwell defeated Kirk Tut
tie as, "a, Sd.
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YANKS WIN OUT
OVER TIGERS IN
LATE CHAPTERS
Browns Humble Senators
8 to 6; White Sox
Trim Dodgers

ST. LOUIS. Aug, S.--The league leading
Browns made It three out OF four over
Washington. winning tho final game to-
day. to 6. a batting rally against walter
Johnston IN the seventh gave the two
runs that brought victory. Judge and Cos
lin OF the visitors ana MoManus Of the
Browns hit homors Each team used three
pitchers, and the game was free slug
glng affair.
The Senators were credited with run
by the official scorer In tho ninth, hut
Umpire MoriArity refused 20 allow It as
It came between a double play that end
cd the inning. judge was on third win
one out and crossed the plate during n
double play at first. Il was the final
game ot the locals present homo stand
Score.
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LEE WORTHY SETS
NEW RECORDS IN
STALLION STAKE
Unbeaten Entry Smashes
Three Marks to Win
Rich Stakes

NORTH DANDALL. CLEVE.
LAND, Aug. 9.--Setting his own
pace. Lee Worthy, the unbeaten son
OF Lee Axworthy, won the sii,0OO
champion stallion stake, one Of tho
richest s-year-old grand circuit fu.
turtles Of the season. in straigh,
heats at North Randall, and in DO.
ing so broke three records, one OF
which is said TO bo worlds record
The race was worth t5,275 to Frank
II. Ellis OF Philadelphia. owner o'
the colt II was his fifth victory
Of the season.
In trottlng a mile in 2:Os oo
worthy clipped a second off his
stake record. lie trotted the las.
half mile in 100 "a and the last
quarter IN 20 "a. Exceptionally
close finishes and the defeat OF Ear
worthy in the Plain Dealer IS 900
purse and Bill Sharln In the 2l4
trot marked the days racing.
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SGNSTER.
pF DAYS


Western League.
AT TULSA 3, SIOUX CITY I.
AZ 81. Joseph atl, omaha 81.
A. oklahoma city s. Denver 10.
~ wichita 6. Des Moines I.
National League.
At Boston b.b ST. Louis O-6.
~ New York ?, Cincinnati ..
At brooklyn o, Chicago 6.
Al Pittsburgh Cincinnati. wet groundl
Americ9n League.
A. Cleveland Z Boston 3.
Al Chicago 3. Philadelphia 4.
At Detroit s.. New York T.
AZ S. Louis s Washington g.
American Association.
Al Columbus q. Kansas city &.
At Indianapolis g. Miunsa polls 4.
A. Toledo Q. Milwaukee 6.
Al Louisville t-lt. 81. Paul 6-5.
Western Association.
At Henryetta I. McAlester o.
A. Joplin 3-11. PHwhuska SO.
~ Springfield End o.
A. Fort Worth o DkuuigeU 8.
Southwestern League.
A. MuFkogee 2. Cuffoyville IS.
A. Hutchinson 4 Topeka 2.
At Salina !. Independence 6.
At sapulpa 20, Bartlcsville is.
Texas League.
~ wichita FalIs I. Dallas
~ Fort Worth Z. shreveport O.
A. Galveston. Beaumont. rain.
At Houston 2, san Antonio I.
southern Association.
At Chattanooga - Mobile 10
A. Nashville 4, Birmingham 7.
Al Mem phis 90. New orleans 1.i.
A. Little ROCK %. Atlanta 5-1.
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Sapulpn and BartlcsyIlIe Split.

SAPULPA, Aug 9.-Bartlesvllle
ana Sapulpa divided n double header
here today Sapulpa taking the first
2 TO /, and Bartlesylle the second,
10 3.
Score, first game'
Bnrtlesvile 900 600 lO0--i 7 l
Sapulpa ...O20 600 O0x--2 5 0
Batterles--ON Neil and Bell; Atch-
ley and Funk,
Second game;
Rartlesville 100 OO4 as 10 3
Sapulpa ....O0O 120 2---6 3
ries-Humphreys and Bell;
Adair, UpchurCh and Pemberton.
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score BY innings;
-. Joseph .............s40 800 l0x--ii
omaha ...............,llo 600 600 2
summary; Ruus--OranthRm Spencer
Oleon .. Corriden Fisher q BonowiE
Mcdonald 2 Nufer. Errors Bates. Nufer
Browne .. Grabowski, Runs and htts-Off
FinChcr and In 2 innings. off par
rough and IL 6 innings or Hald 2
and In innings. ERrned runs-Omaha
81. Joseph 10. Tase on balls-On Finch.
or 2, OF parrcuEh 3, OF Haid 3 struck
out--By Fincher 0. by Darrough /. by
Hs.a :. EFT 81 Ssse--Omaha o. 81. Jos
eph 10. via pitch--Hald. Two-base hits
Finchcr. Mcdonald 2 Flncher. Browne.
Thrcc-hase hits--Haid. Home run Nc
Donald. Double piAys--Nufer to Browne
to olson. Bates aud Herman. Sacrifice hits
Griffin. Corriden. Hit by pitcher-BsteH
by Had. stolen bases--Fther. Bonuvitz
? Umpires-Dayis and Fitzpatrick. Time
l.bb
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Muskogcc o. Coffcyyilic n.

MUSK OGEE, Aug. 9.-GoinR into
the seventh inning with the score Q
to 2 against them, Coffeyville un-
corked batting rally which gave
them an is to victory in today's
game. McNulty hit two home runs
with two men on base each time.
Score by Innings: n. II. r.
Coffeyville 10 O01 35s--ls 2i 5
Muskogee 800 O03 900 3 10
Batteries Middleton and Ennis:
Munsell, Blggers and Nichols.
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Kearns 10 Smooth Waters.

NEW YORK, Avg. y,-Jnck
Koarns has left this city without
bringing negotiations for the pro-
and Harry Wills for the heavy
weight title any nearer a defInite
conclusion. Kearns Is on his way
90 Chicago 10 look into the alleged
opposition OF officials TO the Demp-
sey-Brennan bout at Michigan City.
Ind, on Labor day.
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CARDINALS SPLIT
BIG PROGRAM AND
PASS UP CHAMPS
Reds Throw Wrench Into
Giants Machinery for
Second Time

UDsrON. Aug st Louis went into
nrat place today by splitting even with
HHHtuu while Cincinnati defeated Ncw
York NuHtuu won M, tfHt game On o..
aN ~ Nustuu.s runs coming after -Four
nIers wuu ~ MUlcrs cary pop nv ln tho
second inning with two out Nolth relieved
sLrrIsl ultI t@a pHt iu This irriur aud
ana rUi Firs I|t fur the reHt of tho
Fbmr IfIYra ty EDpf helped 81. Louis
20 win The second Hruc q to 6.
tlf-t Game.
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Joplin and Pawhuslka Split.

JOPLIN, Mo, Aug 9.-After a
pitchers battle for 10 innings. both
clubs blew UP In the tenth but Paw
huska took the first game OF the
twin bill from Joplin. to 8. The
locals easily won tho second, IL to o..
Score. first game:
Pawhuska 900 600 100 4--5 13 2
Joplin -. 900 900 01O 2--3 8 l
Bstteries--Malone and Dundon; I;
Adcock and Hlnkle, Street.
Second game:
Pawhuska 1000 900 o. 0 5 8
Joplin ......,303 410 XII 0
Batteries-Riley and Dundon; Ell
more and Street, Hinkle.
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TULSA.

summary; Earned runs--SlouX
City =, Tulsa o. Left ON bascs--Sioux
City s, Tulsa o. Two base hit---Ostcr-
gard. iIomcrun--Metz. Sacrifice
hlts--Baumnn, Ilsh, Metz. Sacrifice
bascs--Iilsh 2. Bases on bails-Ou
sherman I, off Wilson 2. Struck out
by sherman 5, by Wilson 2. Balk--
Wilson. Double pinys-PnImcs 10
Hamilton 20 Metz, Lamb to Lcliveit,
Hamilton 10 Palmer 90 Metz, Time
OF gamc--t.i0. Umpircs--Anderson
and Lewis.
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LELIVELT,S .SLUGCERS
HELPLESS, JUST MISS
SHUTOUT BY ONE RUN
Packers Annex Opener, to Sherman's Good Pitch
ing Being Wasted; Lamb and Elsh Mix Field After
{ Game, but Are Quickly Separated; Boehler to Hurl
in Second Game Against Unruy lowans.
By Il. ,. BriDGEwATER

The persistent Sioux City nX raised its ugly head again
Wednesday and the Packers tramped the Oilers under foot
first game Of important fourday SERIES the
being to l. Lefty" Wilson the dmnutve sidewheeer,
made the sluggng Levelt brigade look like bunch of but
tercup hters throughout the nine innings and would
scored shutout but for wild heave by Shortstop Hamilton
in the ninth Paul Sherman heaved nervy and steady bali
Tulsa but the failure of his mates to uncork anything
eembing offensive with the willow rendered his able toll
in vain.
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American Pilot Wins
Bennett Balloon Race

GENEVA. Aug. s.-Ealph Honey
well, missing American balloonist in
the international race for the James
Gordon Bennett cup, was reported
safe this afternoon. He landed near
Tapiobiske, Hungary, having trav-
eled approximately 636 miles. He
is the apparent winner.
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NEW YORK Aug. Though outhit
more than TO 1, Cincinnati again de-
fcatcd the Giants today to .. II was the
worlds champions third successive de-
feat, McQullan. former Brave pitcher,
twlrled brilliantly Tor New York. but his
support feli down In tho pinches, Kelly
hit home run. his first time up, giving
hun three home runs In successive times
ut hat Stengel had nine putouts In ocn-
terfield one In every inning. but the
eighth
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Hts and runs-OH Musser II and In
Donnell and l in 2-3; Off Culloop and
8 In "a. Double plays-Cullop to
TO Mcdowell q Struck outocuilop 4.
Musser 4. Mcdonnell 2. Maun l. Base on
balls--Cullop 6, Musser -. Passed ball
Haley. Lef on bases-Wichita Z, Des
Moines S. Umpires-Donahue and Held.
Tlme-olb
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Shockers 4, Topeka 8.

HUTCHINSON, Kan. Aug 9.--The
Shockers touched Smith heavily in
the first inning and took the second
game from the Topeka Salons 4 to 3,
Topeka .....020 900 010-3 /
Hutchinson 300 001 00x-4 8
Batteries-Smlth and Benn. Goode
and Crittenden.
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LEADERS DIVIDE
DOUBLE.HEADER
WITH BUFFAL0ES
Des Moines Trip Izzies in
rs Game; Bears De-
feat Indians

ST. JOSEPH. Aug. o--Omahs and St
Joseph spit a double header here this aft
etnoon. Omaha winning tho first game 8
to 2. and 81. Joseph, The second game,
II to 2, Costly bobbles by tho Saints lost
the first game and heavy hitting won the
second.
FIRST Gnme.
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second Game.

xRan for Ciom0us IN fourth
SNHBttsd Tor Doak IN fourth.
zHatted Tor OcHChHor IN eighth.
Score by innings.
So Louis ...............0o mo- 400 eOO-g
H0ston ......,..... .......2lO 0i0 O10-b
summary. Runs--Smlth. Hornsby, -Four
nier Tupnrcer, Dyer. Shotton. Nixon.
Nicholson, Holke, Hopf, ONeiL Errors.
stock fOurnier, KopG :. Two-base hits--
Toporcor. Hornsby Nixon. Three. base hits
-Iluik, Kopf Double plays-stock to
llorusby 70 Fournier. Hoeckel 10 Holke.
Bases on balls-On poak 1. Off North !.
of Oesohscr 8 off Mcnamara 1. struck
out--ly North 4, by Oeschger z.
DETROIT Aug. 9--Ncw York hit hard
ana aided by HlEneys error defeated be-
ltolt, 10 s, Tor the third victory out OF
four games played here Ruth led off IN
tho ninth inning against Cole with his
twenty-flrHt home run OF the year.
Shawkey held the Tigers well In hand
until the eighth inninE when he faltercd.
and was replaced by Bush.
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summary RunR-Rice, Judge. uoslin 2.
Brewer Picinich, oerher Tobln. Sister,
NcManus 2, Williams g Austin Errors
Rrower jacobson. Austin. Three base hits
--Goslin. Williams. Home runs-JudRe,
McNianus, Goslln. Double plays--WillismS
10 Slrier Rases on balls-Ou Brllheart 7,
OFT johnson 3. OF Kolp I. struck out-by
Kolp i, by johnson ., by pruett ?,
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BROOKLYN, Aus, 0.--ChicaEo made u
two straight from brooklyn by winning
tnday. 6 70 s, CRdcre and Alexander each
had one bad inning. Cadore weakened in
the sixth when Hcathcote'H home run
with two on base decided tho game. The
Dndgers rallied H. the ninth and scored
thrpe RIMS ON five hits
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NRetted for Lindberg In eighth.
Score bv innings;
st. Joseph .............1OO 900 iOO-l
Omaha ....,.,,...,.,.0 900 0O3 002--5
summary. Puns--Oia'Rson ?. Dates,
Griffin. wilcox. Oiaon, LindbcrR. Errors
Fisher Nu'er 2 HANDLER Runs and hits
pN Lindbcrg and in innings, on
Mangum 2 and In 1 inning. off DALEY 2
and IN innirgs nas~ ~ ta''=-Cf,
Llndberg ?. or Daily 2. Struck out-4By
Lindberg 3. by Daily T. Left on bases
Omaha 7. ST. Joseph 10. Wild pitch-Man-
gum Two-hnBe hlts-Herman, McDonn II.
Sacrifice hits-Fisher. Mcdonald, Spencer.
D'ucy. hit by pltcher--Corriden by Dai-
ley. Passed hall--Knndler. Umpircs-Fitz-
patrick ana Davis. Time 90.
second Game.
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ucuryc,ta A. NcAIcster o.

HENRYETTA, Aug. 9.-The et-
fectiveness of Stewart, pitcher from
the Sherman club OF the Texas
oklahoma league, gave Henryetta
day, 1 20 O.
Score by innings: II. II. II,
McAlester 200 600 600 4
Houryetta .,102 100 00x-5 4
Batteries Bogart and Adayi
Stewart and Miner; Hayes.
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WICHITA, Aug. 9.--Des Moines took a
slow game from Wichita today, Z to g..
Cullop, who had held Wichita to three
hits in the first eight innings, was driven
from the mound In the ninth when Wichita
had the tying run on first.
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Indians o. Bears 10.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aus. 9.-Dcnver's
Grizzlies hit Allen ana Payne hard ana
took the frat game OF the series here
today. 10 to s. stopping Oklahoma Clty's
winning streak at seven.
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FOUR NET STARS
TO DEFEND US.
IN CUP TOURNEY
Tilden, Johnson, Williams
and Richards to Defend
Davis Cup

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Amerlca'
defense OF the Davis cup. emblemRt-
10 OF world superiority IN tennis. will
be in the hands OF the present ma
tional champion, two OF his prede-
Cessors and a youngster new TO in
ternational competition, when the
challenge round is played at Forest
Hills, Long Island, september i,
and 4.
William r. Tilden, II, Of Phlla-
delphia, present titleholder, william
NJ. Johnston OF San Francisco and
r. Norris williams, II, of Boston,
both titleholders OF the past. and
Vincent Richards OF Yonkers, the
sensational youth, whose shadow
has been preceding him for several
| years will compose the team. Will
! liams will be the captain as he was
! last year.
The selections were made this aft
crnoon at n three-hour citing OF
the Davis cup committee. which has
spent the last few weeks watching
all the best players in the country.
SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y. Aug. o.
| Vincent Richards, spurrod, perhaps
by the knowledge that he had been
selected for the Davis cup team.
achieved one OF his most spectacular
victories OF the season today when
| he paired with Francis 7. Hunter OF
| New York, national indoor cham
pion. lie defeated the japanese stars
| Zenzo Shimdsu and S. Kashio, in
/ three brilliant sets. The score of the
match which was played in the
| round before the semifinals OF the
! Meadow clubs invitation men s
/ tournament was TO. 63 60.
The Richards Hunter combination
was the only one to reach the semi
| finals, but during day devoted al
! most entirely 10 doubles play, four
| other teams advanced to the round
| before the semifinals.
But two singles matches were
| played and their completion filled
| the brackets In the round before the
somifinal. Shimldzu defeated Hugh
| Kcllcher. New York. 6-l, So. and
| Robert Kinsey. vanquished Phillip
/ Neor, both OF San Francisco, So.
] 6-a
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clO,lrnatl


Score by innings:
Clnolnnau ''''''''.'''''Oi Oio Coe-S
New York ..............-0 0i0 Oi0 00O---2
summary; RunH-Hurns baubort, Fon-
SEGA, Frisch. Kelly Errors-Hancroft 2,
MCQuillan. Two-base hit-=Fanseca, Home
run--Kelly Double play--Fonseca 10 Cav
ency to pnuhsrt Caveuey unAsslAted
Hasra on bhliH--Of MCQuIlan g. OF
Couch 9 struck out-py McQuillAn 2, by
Couch 2.
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NRatted for Russell I'M sixth.
NNRHttcd for Walters In seventh
SNNBatted for Fullerton In seventh.
Score by innings.
Boston ...,.. ........ 600 OIL 1OO-9
Cleveland ..,.,..,,,.,,,60 0i0 OON--.7
summary; Ruus-tiarrIs Menosl<y NIL
ler Jameson, WambsgAnsH Speaker 2,
Stephenson, j, Sowell 2, Errors--IIsrris,
stephenson. Two-basc hits-J Collins,
stephenson, J. Sewell Double plays--Fews-
ter 20 Burns, Mitchell to Pratt to Burns
Stephenson 10 Mambsganss 20 Guisto.
Bases on balls-Otf Russell 2, OFT Fuller
ton I, of Boone 2. Struck out-By Russell
/. by Fullerton /, by Boone /.
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New YORK .'ss', ....s.tOOO lnO ltl-h
Detroit .,.,...,........,OO OO2 ln0--3
summary Runs-Ruth. P!pp o. SchanK,
ward, Scott 2 shawkey. nlue, Cutshaw,
pipp. Ncach. Home runs-Ruth. Bases on
balla-On Shawkey 3, Off Rush I, off
Ehmke 2. struck out--By Shawkey I, by
Bush 1. by Ehmke ,,
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CHICAGO, Aug, philadelphia
bunohed four hits for three runs TO tie the
kGora N JaA AssanLA LaiRS kI.I aisI ~
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tBatted Tor Mcdonnell in seventh.
xNB4tted fcr MRun in ninth.
Score by irpngs:
pes Moinss ..........0It olO 4oo-T
MlGnlth wa W. NVs-o
summary; Runa--wasner. Hosan q.
Graham g. Cooper 2. Smith, Blakesley,
Berger. Haley, Mcdowell Errors-wagner
., Horan, fureeon Washhurn, Berger.
Sacrifice hits--nAnner. Berger. Two base
hi,s-GrahAm. Cooper. Mcdowell. Home
runs--BlAkesey. Stolen bases Horan,
Cooper, Turgeon. Connolly, Smith Berger.
Hits and runs--On Musser II and 8 in
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NRan for Ciom0ns IN fourth
HNBBttsd Tor Doak IN fourth,
zHatted Tor DcHChgor IN eighth.
49,. l.. L....L.--..-
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-08
Goes to Phoenix
From Sundays Daily)

Goes to Kingman
 Mrs. George A. Shea has gone to Kingman for a brief visit. Nebraska Visitor
 Dave Evans of Shelby, Neb., is business visitor here. From the Valley
 J. J. Peterson of Phoenix was business visitor here yesterday. In from Canyon
 w. Jeff Martin was in the city yesterday from his home in Canon. Returns from North
 w. w. Porter returned yesterday from a business trip to Needles and Kingman. Oakland Visitor
 Charles s. Richards of Oakland, Calif., is a business visitor in the city. Mining Engineer
 J. NJ. Ellis, mining engineer from Clarkdale, is in the city on a short vacation. From Humboldt
 Mrs. E. T. Michaels of Humboldt is here visiting friends and transact ing business. Elkhart Doctor
 Dr. L. T. Shoup of Elkhart is reg istered at the St. Michael. From Fl Paso
 MT. and Mrs. O. E. Balch of Fl Paso were in the city yesterday on business. Tourists from Coast
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Wright are stopping over in Prescott for a day or SO. They are on tour of several western states.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-08
From Fridays DaIly) Visits in Phoenix

4oAeo All A AASSAAh
 Mrs. C. T. Joslin, who drove t Phoenix the other day, is passing few days at the capital.
 Skull Valley Visitor
 Tot Young, a well known ranche from the Skull Valley country, wa. a business visitor in Prescott yester day.
 Here on Business
 Otto Peach, proprietor of a Jerome soda fountain, was greeting hi. friends in Prescott yesterday. Merchant Here
 George Johnson, merchant of Cot tonwood, was among those transact ing business at the county seat yes terday.
 Mining Man
 Jack Mcfarland, miner of Jerome, drove to this city yesterday to re- main for short while on business. Goes to Nevada
 Newton Morrell of this city yester- day left for Nevada to be gone for four or five weeks on mining busi- ness.
 Returns from East
 Mrs. John Wilson of Pine Crest has returned from trip to the east, during which she visited in Toronto and Detroit.
 Suffers Accident
 w. w. Dolly of Dolly's ranch was unfortunate enough to have his toe broken yesterday when a horse he was harnessing stepped on his foot. He came in for medical attention and IS able to get around. Here from Coast
 L. D. Collins, representing the Western Electric company, with of- fices in several large coast cities, was in town on business yesterday. Policeman Here
 w. s. Kirby of the Jerome city police force drove over to Prescott yesterday to attend to some business and see his friends. Returns from Ash Fork
 Harry J. Smith of Vyne Brothers Electric company who has been at Ash Fork for the past several days on business for the firm returned yes terday.
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From ThursVay-s DaiIv) Returns from Jerome

Returns from Jerome
 w. E. Beck, who has been in Je. rome for some time on political busi- ness, returned yesterday. Attending Fair
 Major Frank w. Schwartz of the Fort Whipple medical staff, is spend ing few days in Phoenix. Visit in Phoenix
 w. J. Mayer and pr. J. B. Van Horne, both of Mayer, are at Phoe- nix this week, attending the Shriner's conclave.
 Drives to Fair
 Al Weber of Crutchfield's garage drove one of the new Bucks to Phoenix for the state fair. Visiting Friends
 C. w. Heiser of Flagstaff is visit ing here with Mir. and Mrs. T. F. Mclaughlin. He was a resident of Prescott several years ago, and has recently purchased a home in Pasa- dena, to which place he plans to move soon. Cattleman Here
 Ray Hill, prominent rancher from the Camp Wood vicinity, was a business visitor in Prescott yester- day.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-08
Return from Phoenix

1 ENCluAlI llOIl T GIlOClll8
 Mir. and Mrs. (. w. Lawrence ana MT. and Mrs. Elmer Lawrence re. turned yesterday from Phoenix where they spent several days at the fair They report very enjoyable trip. Bring Hillside Ore
 E. Degen and Alec Lucy of Hill side were in the city yesterday or business matters. They brought ir number of ore samples from that district.
 Return from Phoenix
 Mrs. L. N. Coleman, Misses Kath- crime Bianconi and Edith Byrnes Courtney Coleman, Babe Thomas and Percy Forgays have returned from the southern part of the state, where they visited the fair and saw the Douglas to Phoenix road race in which Forgays drove.
 Moves in From Ranch
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Martin have moved in from their ranch north of the city, and will remain here for the winter. Martin recently purchased the o. K. Stables and desires to give his entire attention to the business. MT. and Mrs. Jack Peterson have moved to the ranch and will care for it during his absence.