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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

Man fennt grploiipe aus fulfil
gem @auerItoff, nit 6em 9rudluft-
Mpparat gemonnen, felt Dem Sabre
1899, o1s 1ol6e bereits an oem
tpeltberiibmten Simplon > 8abn=
tunnel . Dur9iti6 probepeiie be-
1u1Bt tpuroen. 9o6 maren ote err
Iten @rgebniiie meit oapon entfernt,
6ur@meg befrieoigenoe 51 1ein.
DieIe uniideren @rgebniiie fan1en
bon mebr ooer meniger nnreinigfeit
i'm fliiiligem Sauerltoff bal1ptia@-
It'd bon Ser announcement 8erbin-
6nng ser Mafie nit einem betra6tli-
@en @ro5entiab Stiditoff. 9enm
fluiiiger @aueritoff uno ~fliliige
2uft" iino feinestpegs BON glei9em
gbarafter; ser erite lit ein Broonft
fluliiger Suit, aus tpeldem aber Der
ltnpiini6ensmerte @tiditoff boaitan>
oig 6nr@ Deitiuierung ousgei@ieoen
mor6en 1T. -.
Georges CLAUDE in 6r%anfreid
un6 @ar1 b. 2ia6e in Dentlhlano
baben 6ies 6ur6 lire 5orl9nngen
enogiltig feitgelegt; al6 baben lie
6urh Berbonfommnu11g Ser bisbert-
! gen Mpparate CUR Sliiitgmadung
ser 2uft es erm0gli6t, etnen 10.
gut pie ab1oll1t retnen" @aueritof
fliiiigen Gbarafters oar9niteuen> =
mas nod Dor tpenigen Sabren ber-
porragenoe gbemifer fir ein Sing
ser unntogli6fett anf immeroar er'
flGrt batten! .,
Gin folder Spreng1toff 1@et11t,
int 8ergbau nn6 fir @abn- nno
lonltige Ss%sngenieurs arbeter cine
grobartige 3ufunft 5n baben, niel<
Ieidt logar 6as gan5e Selo at er'
obern. Semi er bat cine groBere
53ertrimmerungsfraft, als oaS Bier>
| 8igpro3ent : Gpnamit, uel6es &C.
tpSbnlid 5u 8ergbautdtigfeiten be-
nubt piro, nno %erforbert geringere
Mengen. Mber Sic &einbeit oes
fliiliigen Saueritoffes 1T, pte ntdt
qen11q betont mer6en fann, etne I'M
abtpeisbare 8ebingung. Sos fan11
ie6er Safe, men1 er areb nl1r balb=
neqs elm aufmerflamer 8eobadter
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
KMuatlfriBft1r Urppuhf.
HIM Rnhfrt Rrelltr.

feline @ebereien un6 9eppide man.
9erlei Motibe Sitaiiens; gum Bel.
ipiel ben Draben un6 6as @olten.
bomb. glu9 Snoien un6 BORDER.
aiien, 8D3or3 un6 ielbit Bene6ig be-
einfluBten Sen periiiden Geppid;
bod iiberpiegt troy nlle6em 6as 8e.
barrungsberm0gen, 6as alem
Orient sic 6araftertitii9e @r0Be.
gibt.
8eionoers sic Se9nit ped}elte
penig. 81 anen 8eitek uno nod
bente lit Ser @ebihtbl Elm al1BerIt
primitiper Mppdrat. @in Mabmer
bon 5pei ienfredten una 3tpei tpage.
re1ten @tGm1nen; iibel sic &ori-
5ontalen lit 6ie Settle geidlungen.
Sn sic 6idtgereibten aettfd6en per-
SEN -oie Saoenbuidel eingefnipft (es
gibt mebrere tra6itioHe1e &niip.
fungSarten); penn nm sic Settle,
eine &eibe binourd, Sai6en ge-
fnipft itn6, miro 3ur 8efeitig1tng
bur9 sic gan5e Settle Elm 5duBfa-
ben gelegt. Ser prebt &niipfreibe
an &niipfreibe; Ser biloet NIT sen
&ettfd6en 6as @efleht, aus Dem sic
eingefniipften 6aoenbui6el mei9
uno florig berauSi@mten. Mn gr0-
Beren Stiiden arbeiten itetS mebre-
re Srauen; lte itben nebeneinanoer
un6 fiigen meiit aus Dem @efib1
uno Der @rinnerune beral1s, felte.
l11er nod elmer 3eidaung, 8iiidel
an @iiidel.
gu 8eginn iisen sic &eiber am
Grobo0en; ipater boden iit auf
8rettern, sic iiber 2eitern eelegt
fino. 60 ,riidt 6aS @erf an Sen
ienfrebt itebet1oen &ettfdben immer
b0ber un0 b0ber. Ms Bacterial
miro @oue, Geioe n:fo bier un6
6a alth 3iege1t= u11o &amelboor BE-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
9tapenauf zines Observation-Disclosures III SIRENS al Der Souau. TOO Ipuueu
Sragmugfet.

@erfte in @rems at ser Dona1t al1i
@tapel gelegt un6 lit 6iefes 5@iff
tpeldes 6as @rfennungs5ei@en g.
AZ erbielt, ont 3. Suli, bolfommen
a1sgeriiltet uno eingeri6tet, glatt
bonn Stapel gelaufen. Ser Cut
purf 6es Sbiffes, fomie 6ie 9urd'
fibrung un6 8eaufii6tignng oes
8aues tprrbe bon ben Serren Dr.
IS. StroB uno Sing. g. 2a5arus
bur@gefiibrt. Sos in fnapp nern
Monaten erbarte, 60 Meter lange,
8.2 Meter breite 11n6 2.7 Meter bobe
S9iff lit IN man6er Sinit6t ein
fon1truftibes Mobum. @s lit 0aS
groBte bisber fir Sic 9onau &C.
bante @iienbetonidiff Unto tau6t bel
2eergang 70 3entimeter; oie biSber
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

Sen 8aiumer1, an rieielnoen &ueQen
1iBen; 6ies @un6er batte ser Sep
pi9 5u boQbringen. Ct 1olte 0ie
@0gel iingen, 6ie Stride i@reien
uno 6ie Bantber briiuen laiien. lie
Der Sen Eeppi6 pouten oieie fein>
nerbigen Meniden tire Augen ipa-
5ieren i@iden, mie tna1 IN einem
2uitgarten fPo5iert; Der Geppi@ iou-
te 5u Srrfligen lofen, al einem un=
tertau6en in bunten Gluten, 5u els
11em 5dmeben IN Mar4enluften, at
einem 8eriinfen in Die @MBe 6eS
fosmiiden Mi6tieins.
@as unS Elm &on5ert, 6as lit
benz Mltaten Der Eeppib; un6 mie
Der &atbolit auf 6en @bptbmus Ger
Meiie lalidt, 10 breitet Der Orienta-
lie Dor ii6 oen @ebetsteppi6, 6aB
Ct Die beilige Mii@e eri@o1te, BOB
er, gen Meffa geridtet, ste Gro
BE Mlabs als @eit@t erlebe. Ser
&eppi6 parb gum Srt un6 Srdger
Der MDlterien; oo6 fonnte er nu@
2iebesbote iein, fonnte TO fen nno
o6rtli6e &eiu1e fliiitern.
Ser orientalii6e Eeppi@ lit fon.
%Ierpatib. Ct bat feline SormenpeH
bnr@ Sabrbun6erte at mabren ge<
,puBt, un6 erft ser @uropaer gefGbr>
bette bie Sraoitton. Se6e 2anoi6aft
bitete tire eignen Spmbole, tire
fpe5ifiiGen Mbfiir3ungen, tire 8il>
Ser fir sic Dinge ser Matur. Ser
&erner peiB nah ser 3eibn1ng. uno
nod Ser Garbe Sen 0rt Ger &eritel=
Jung gu beItimmen. Sreili@, eS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

nubt. Sn oen flaiiii6en 3eiten
baben Sic @eber 6ieie &obitoffe
itets 1elblt gefarbt; meilt nabmen
iie Hflan5enfarben, in 5tarfe uno
Miloe i60n nno immer edit.
9ie Eeppidmeberei NOR 6as Soeal
zines &an0merfs; 6aS uneriattli6e
europa ober fat 6ie 8ro0uftion 70
unnaturli6 geIteigert, 6aB Elm Ser
fou notmen0tg eintreten maBte. Sen
Saupti6aoen bereitete Die Mnilin=
farbe. Sic eriparte biele Weiibe
u116 bei6leunigte ben 5drbepro5eb>
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

legt man i'm langere Bet Dor Die
Cir 6eS @nuieS; Ser 8erfebr 6er
StraBe beiorgt Damn Die Mbnubung.
&ei6t 6as .nidt bin, iengt matt Die
Sl1ger6 nit 5ti1flammen.
Mus an 6em folgt, oaB mir beute
beim @infauf ortentalii6er Eeppide
iebr borli6tig. iein miiiien; mas Die
%fliegen6en 0rientbaiare fit biqiges
@el6 anbieten, lit meiit 59un6.
grltflaiiige alte Stiide geboren gu
6en gr0Bter S%eltenbeiten; aber ol9
quite mo6er11e Mrbeiten berlangen Ell.
men on1tanoigen 8reis.
@inen i6onen orientalii6en Sep.
pi9 fanu man getroit IN ein mo-
oernes Simmer legen; CT miro bort
ni9t aIs Sremof0rper mirfen, tDiro
}ib bielmebr ie6er Sarbenifala ein-
glieoern. 9enno@ lit es gut uno
ridtig, BOB 6ie ea1ropaii6en &inlt'
let, oie an Ser S@affung eineS nel1'
en- Cities arteiten, a11b eigne Sep
pi@e eriinnen.
sic m11Bten oaS lint 10 mebr tim,
als europa ia felt langem Die me-
@a1iibe @eberet fir Die &erlteunng
bon Eeppi6en 1uBt; n11r bab babel,
i11it mie a11f allen an6ern @ebieten
ser Snneneinri6tung, 6ie @ei9mad-
loiigfeit baufig ii@ berpor0rangte.
9ie Mai6ine, sic ale tednii@en
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

beridle6terte aber aud erbeblid
sic @ualitdt, 6ie @6tbeit nno Die
Muancen. Man6erlei ANDRES &C.
fabroete faum meniger Dos flallt-
ihe Eeppidban0merf, 9ie euro
paiI6en @roBetnfaufer nno bere11
Mgenle11 ourbbraben Die bon Der
Graoition gebeiligten lanoi6aftlt-
@en @ren5en; 1ie mouten, bob Her-
fer ou9 in &leinalien a~ngefertigt
tpiiroen. Sie molten, 6aB Der @e=
i@mad oes europdii6en 8iirgers Die
Geppihmulter beltimme~ 9ie er.
fan6en 11eue Eppen. go tit eS a1d)1
pertpunoerlid, 6aB sic iblauen alia-
ten bon iol6 mangelbaftem aualt-
tdtsbepuBtiein profitieren nno alss
mader, mas Ole abenolanoiiden
8orbaren perlangen. @s lit and)
beinabe natiirli6, bob iie Die nun
einnaal geloderte gbrlibfeit onrd
geriiiene 5piBbiibereien unb raffl=
nierte Eau1hungen erleBen. gle
finoen bequeme Mittel, I'M mir1oer=
mertige Seppide gu ib0nen, nm TIC
fiinltli9 alt al maden. sic nut
5en 6ie 6emii9en Sarben, I'M lelte:
ne l11o beionoerS foltbare Gone baB-
liden 9tiiden al1faufdrben; lit etpe
oie &enupfarbeit nit rotpiolettel
@oue ausgefdrbt, 10 bepinielt ma11
sic 5pibel, Der BaoanbiiDel, nm
Dos ih0uere ur1o %pertDollere Brau1t=
oral All erhalten. 8enn ein Sep
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
8maa rntpnr@
@a6erbafe betreibt srpfe @eblma6(e arteiiid,

5t Griebfraft5ueden %ausbeuten, uno
5tpor in groBem MaBitabe 2
Grit bon @inem SAL iol6er Nrt
fat ma1t &11noe. Sim Utter 6es Mii=
iiiiippi befinoet ii6 cine Meblmible
nit 1tnteriroii6er &raftbe6ienung.
Ni9t peit 6abon iin6 5tpei Mrtelt=
i9e 8runnen, ie6er oerielben etpa
1000 SUB tief.
Siege mon sos @aiier aus ibnen
berausI@ieBen, 70 miir6e ein Strom
IS SUP in sic SUIT emporipriben.
@tott elmer iol6en @6auiteQung INT
gennbter @raft, meroen Die, bonn
nntergruno fommen6en @aiier IN
&6bren aufgefangen, Die ft@ 3n e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

5en o6er @dulen bat, 10 6ab oas
Sta,1en ser 2aoung meientli6 er-
lei9tert lit. 9ie bier 2a0elufen be-
iibeu peit gr0Bere AusmaBe ais Die
auf ser 9onau bei eiiernen S6iffen
iibli6en, nnb 5par 8 mal 4 Weter
1i@te 0effn1tng. Sic @rfabrnngen
NIT 6ieiem erften 5@iffe burften ben
8emeis erbringen, 6aB Die Grbal'
tu%ngsfoiten geringer alS beim ST.
ienI9iffe fin6; mas sic 2ebenSoa1ier
bon Giienbetoni6iffen- anbelangt, lit
fie ertpielenermaBett gr0Ber als oie'
ienige bon @iienl6iffen nno es tit
at boffen, 6aB 6ieie neue ofterrei.
9iI9e Sn6uitrie entlpre6enoen Ilf.
i9mung nebmen miro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

Sic geriude, Gee unb GluB.
i9iffe aus Giienbeton gu bnuen,
iino eft einige Sabre alt uno babe1t
bod i9on Sic bobe 8raudbarfeit
biefes Muterials fir ben Sdiffban
ergeben. Dos rSpn6ifat fir @ifen-
beton19iffe" bat im 9eptember 1920
eine1 gi1enbetonidlepper bon 700
gonnen 2ragfabigfeit aa1f oeiien
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
Gifubftpn gpnanldltpptr aut DIT 9enau,

geboutett Giierbeton.D onaui6lepper
tauben 1eer uber 80 8enti1neter.
Sci boiler 2abung tal1dt Dos Rretn-
ier @diff 2.2O Meter. Ser Sta-
pelauf felbit oallerte BLOB einige Sc
.funoe1 nn6 ertpies sic MogliAfen.
ioIde 5hiffe breitieits III ben Strom
ablaufen at Iaien. gu ertDdb1er
1T, 6aB 6as @diff fetnerlef DedItm'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

fraft gu er5ielen, tnelde nod inter
Der Dberfld@e Der @r6e flltetl Ser
gelamte unterir0ii@e 8aierreibtnm
tit nod iebr grob, uno 1,l1r menig
oapon lit iemalS fir 5el6 unb SauS
emporgepumpt morben. nnter Mn=
menoung bes !befanrten Mrteiii6en
8runnens ODER f%onittDie tt fletaem
MaBe.
@arum ni@t iol9es @aiier aathh
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

..ll,5en Sabr eine gleibmdBige 8ai,
ierflut, uno oaber au6 entiprebenoe
&raft.
Cont lino sic meiiten Miiblen be-
itan6igen Sdmanfut1gen IN Der
8aiierfraft urterporfen. SIN Sriib'
ling front bie Slut m%eiitenteils gu
energi}9, uno I'M &erbit, no Die
Mublen, iie an 1t0tigiten bra11dert,
ON tragitenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

qab aud manderlei ginfliiiie uno
Wqnoerl1ngen; fremoe: Sorrnen, Die
giIberfreiie Der Na6barn, tpuroen
Iiibbpg'rrinommen. @ie Beriien in iei-,
nen 8apetcen dineliihe Nor3euane
1adahmte. 10 eroberte es aud fit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
8liaaiurr $a1fratnff zrm Sprrngfn.
siderer nno %mirfiamer a1s geu1@nlides 2gnamit.

it, in autdgIiden g%rfabrungen tpe-
nigItens als etne pergleidungsmei=
1e nabeliegen6e 8abri4einli6feit er'
fennen.
Sic meiiten piiien uobl bab eir1e
5lamme in Mbmeienbeit BON Sau,
eritoff ni6t brennen farrn, nno oa5
cine Serge BEL @orbanoeniein bon
9rudluft rai6 per3ebrt miro oas
baben iie bieGetdt gelegentlt6 auh
geb0rt. 2ebtere @rl@einlng fomn1t
MIR 6aber, 6aB eine groBere Menge
@aueritoff fir sic @erbrennnng ber-
fiigbar lit; nm pie biel GROCER, Dos
baingt brett bon Ser &einbett oes
Gn1fprf4nffp3 nh.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

11er groBen &arptrobre pereinigen.
Sos bier 6ur6itr0men0e 8aiier or
beitet an elmer Surbine nit einem
9rnd bon 80 8fun6 auf ieoen 4na=
0rat3ou. s.
@or @aiierfdGen, 9dmmen unb
4nenen bat 6ieies nntergruno=
@aiierfraft : SDitem einen enti6ie-
benen 8ortetl boral1s. IS gibt I'M
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

,iaul IL: e.. ladjeth nno
ta..os.1o, mie ti., titngcl1oer Eralm,
mie Elm fanatiiNcr Brand, 1T Die
@honbeit alter Eeppide. Dofumet-
te Der 2eioenidaften, Die immer
mieber nere 2eihenihaften neden.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
THE PRIMARY

TT bore out the forecasts of Mir. Hunts victory l over Mir. Ward. It demonstrated strong un- dercurrent of protest against the democratic con vention at Tucson. It effected a housekeeping at the Yavapai county court house comparable only to that of the sheriffs office.
 That Miss Marshall and Mrs. Chapman would defeat their opponents was foreseen, but the majorities by which they are leading on the latest ballot tabulations are considered one of the sur prises of the election
 There is but one reason for the defeat of County Attorney Sullivan, Recorder McSwiggin, AIr. Keohane, Mir. Stukey and Mir. McLane and that, in opinion is the decision of many voters to change the personnel of the county official family, giving new men and women a chance. Rumblings had been heard.
 Charles de Sales Wheeler capitalized all of the dissatisfaction with the corporation commis- sion in Yavapa county, but failed to defeat Amos Betts, the Tucson nominee. Hunts strength de feated C. Louise Boehringer with C. o. Case but Murphy, the slate candidate took Yavapai from Boyle. Boyce the outsider, captured the county from Charles R. Howe, the incumbent for the state tax commission.
 It is early to attempt analysis of the factors entering into some of the races But some things appear to be in the air, among which little politi- cal items may be listed dismayed resentment over some of the results. How this will operate in the general election is uncertain, but there will undoubtedly be an effect there.
 A plcasingly large percentage Of the vote was cast. This shows the Yavapai voters to be in terested, aware of their own minds and determined to participate in the functions of government that are theirs
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
THE NEWS FIRST

ERIENDS of this paper were kind enough to \ say about it yesterday, that it had scored heav ily on the election returns. And modestly, but with pride in the results of our efforts, we plead guilty to the indictment.
 Nowhere in the state, apparently, was so much election news contained in any morning news paper of Wednesday, September B, as was found in the columns of the Journal-lIiner.
 As usual the efforts of Phoenix newspapers to collect outside election returns were unsuccess- full and hence little general state returns could be obtained from this central point Individual ser vices, taking in returns, fared rather better, how ever, for they depended not on overworkcd news papermcn throughout the state struggling to cover their local situations but on workers among the politicians who could concentrate on certain of fees and send in swift results.
 The extra edition issued early yesterday morning by the Journal Miner gave returns that are not likely to be upset by later developments. At that time over two-thrds of the Yavapai county vote had been secured by the reporters for this paper, and were presented ill compact form to the readers.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA
State of Arizona

To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona, under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved June 20, 1910 (36 Stats, 557), has filed in this office its School Indemnity Land Selections, applying to select, as in- demnity, the lands described as fol- lows:
 List No. 4OS2, Serial No. O54314: In T. 9N., R. 2E., Lots 1,2,3,4; SHNH SA, Section l.
 List No. 4OS3, Serial No. O54315: In T. 9N., R. 2E., NWHNEH; N12 NW14; SWG4NWH; Section 13 List No 40S4, Serial No. 0543l6: In T. 9N., R. 2E., All Section F.
 (G. & s. R. B. & M)
 During the five weeks period ot publication of this notice or any time thereafter and before final approval and certification this office will re ceive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land Office.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, Sep tember II, 1922.
 SCOTT WHITE, Receiver
 JOHN R. TOWLES, Register. Date of first pub, Sept. 13, 1922D (Date of last pub, Oct. II, l922.)
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
SUMMONS NO. 8561

In the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona; L. w. Swartz, plaintiff, versus Stella Swartz, defendant
 Action brought in the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State ot Arizona. The State of Arizona sends greetings to Stella Swartz. You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff III the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona, and an swer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Prescott i'll said County Ca copy of which com plaint accompanies this Summons), within twenty days (eHclusive of the day of servicel, after the service up on you of this Summons, if served i'll this County; in all other cases thirty days, after the service Of this Sum mons upon you (eXclusive of the day of esrvice.)
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, plaintiff will take judgment by default against you and judgment for costs and dis bursements in this behalf expended.
 Given Under My Hand and Seal of Said Court, at Prescott. this 9th day of September, A. D. 1922.
 ]. C. WOODS. Clerk. By EMMA SKULL, Deputy. (W-5t. First pub. Sept ,13.)
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
OVER MANDATE

T~HE Greeks whipped in their with the
 1 Turks. Constantine is ready to back out
 The war is due to the league of nations giving the Smyrna mandate 10 Greece When the Greeks marched in to take over the ruership of a section of earth that Turkey thinks she owns, trouble followed. Now, acording to cablegrams, the Greeks blame the allies for Grceces misfortune"
 It is asserted in Athens that, while Greece attempted to carry out the mandate of the league of nations, the allies placed Instructions in her path and failed to stand by her.
 Evidently we have escaped a hard fight and lasting When President Wilson arranged to place America in the lague of nations, it was all planned for to take the mandate for Ar menia. Had we done so, right now we, instead of Greece, would have been at war with Turkey. It would have cost Us an cnorrnuos sum 10 send armies and fleets over there, and the Lord only knows what would have happened Unlike Greece America Is not in the habit of quitting; it would be policy to fight on for twenty or thirty years for would be determined to conquer in the end. And suppose we did defeat Turkey, and hold the mandate for Armenia, what then? It would cost a mint of money to get Armenia in condition to walk alone and hold back the fero- cious Turks. Let us be thankful we are not mixed up in all this fighting and worry and work, but that we are going our way with no one to molest Us make Us afraid.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
OId-timer Stops Over
 to Visit Old Friends

After an absence of 30 years from
 Prescott, Archie Lemon, whose
 father was proprietor of a jewelry
 store in the old Hotel Burke here years ago, stopped off between trains Tuesday to look up old ac- quaintances. He found only few, among them Harry Brislcy, Harry Shumate, w. Curtis Miller and Henry Martin. Mir. Lemon is en- gagged in the business of installing rcfrigcrating plants, an occupation which has taken him all over the United States and into many foreign countries His father, who went to South Africa from Prescott 30 years ago, died three years ago ill Cali fornia. Mir. Lemon is now. located in St Louis and is on his way to Los Angeles to visit his mother, who isl still living there. Archie Lemon isl the visitor whose name Wednesday evening was enormously given as ]. A. Rogers, ill an account of his visit here
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
NORTON IS IN RACE
 FOR GO. ATTORNEY

C. C. Norton, candidate for noni- nation on the democratic ticket for office of county attorney, announces his candidacy through the Journal Miner in today's issue.
 MT. Norton IS well known through out Yavapai county, where he has re- sided for the past five years, and has had wide experience and success in the practice of criminal law in north ern Arizona.
 He received his law training at the Lincoln-J Jefferson university, Ham, mond, Ind, and served as law clerk for two years under an eminent crim- inal lawyer in California.
 He stands for strict law enforce ment, and promises if nominated and elected to honestly, fairly and fear leSsly enforce all the laws.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
RUSSIAN ARTISTS

ID USSIA is the land of surprises. Ask Mord- IN kin. We have been given to understand that all Russia is on short commons, and that the more artistic and Intellectual the Russian the shorter the commons. Mordkn, once Pavlowas pardncr, went from New York to Moscow to direct what formerly the Imperial Russian Ballet but what is now just plain Russian. He expected, naturally to the ballet reduced almost to skin and toes. What was his surprise when he was confronted by troop of ballerinas whose pound age seriously menaced the underpinnng of the stage They fair, but fat. Apparently they were too we'll fed.
 Mordkin, who has conscience, promptly fired twenty of them in the interest of art. Then he began to weed out others His troubles began, and culminated in his resignation. The ballerinas are retained and are happy as Mordkin is not
 Meantime, what to think of the reports that all Russian artists are ill want?
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
UNITED STATES LAND OF FICE. AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
State of Arizona.

CldlC or f1llLOId- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona, under the provis- ions of the Act of Congress, ap- proved June 20, 1910 (5o Stats, 557), has filed in this office its School In dcmnity Land Selection, applying to select, as indemnity, the land de- scribed as follows:
 List No. 4O61-SeriaI No. O542l4; In T. F N., R. 7 w., Lots 1, 2, }, 4; EIl WIZ; NEH Section l9.
 List No. 4062-Serial No 054215: In T. F N., R. 7 w., SEA- Section 19
 List No. 4O65-Serial No. O542l6; In T. F N., R 7 w.. All Section 2O
 e. & s. R. B. & M)
 During the; five weeks period of ,of this notice or any time thereafter and before final approval and certification, this office will re ceivc protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land Office. Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, August 24, 1922.
 SCOTT WHITE, Receiver.
 JOHN R TOWLES, Register. (1st pub Aug. 30 1932) (Last pub. Sept. 27 1922Q
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
County Tax Receipts Being Made Out Now
 By Treasurer Smith

County Treasurer Frank E. Smith and the members of his office force are being kept busy this week by work in connection with tax receipts, which are being made out as rapidly as possible. The tax roll was turned over to Treasurer Smith Tuesday, and receipts are being prepared for taxpayers.
 Although not required by law, postal-card notices of taxes due are being mailed out to taxpayers by the county treasurer. The convenience of taxpayers is thus served by Yava- pai's efiicient treasury department.