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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
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Gin gegen George 50. ggan brei-
moligen Observation-Disclosures bon
6ontb 8nfota, ser nnter Nnflage oes
berfubten 8etruges an elmer Ser
iiberungsgeieui6aft geltanoen, gez
fdlltes Sduloig 8eroift elmer SUI
~ fam, nad einem Montag i'm Rreis-
geri1t in 5iour Soils, g. 9. einge-
reidten beidnorenen Nffioapit, 6urd
u8efragen" Ser Rarten 5u'tnnoe. Die
@efdmorenen bntten iih nibt eini-
gen foinnen. 3ebn fhmmten fir Ser
urteil1ng, 5pei fir Sreiipru6. aIs
ienen lebten beioen bie 3et gu lang
ml1roe un0 nod INNER fein 8abr-
iprnb 5uitanoe gefommen, entfdloi.
len tie angebli6, gu Den &arten lire
lebte 3ufludt gu nebmen. Da oas
&artenaufidlagen Elm riduloig" err
gnb, lieBen Tie bon ibrem @ioeritn16
gegen cine 8erurteilung ab uro i9loiz
len iib Der Nniidt Ser ubrigen @e-
btDorenen an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
Strobel Bros.
Jewellers and
Optometrists

SSobbn q. @oeier gefalten geribtlibe1l
@ntlbeibung iit ben 8o11binbaber1t
bes Saml1el. 6. 8anoolfo am Cant
itug ein @utbaben i'm 8etroge bon
$41,865.81 5ugeiproden mor0en.
Die Subtiteuerrate fir 1928
miro Die nieoriglte lein, ieitoem oie
Mngelegenbeiten Ser 5ta6t in Die
9dn0e elmer S~taotfommiliion gelegt
iin6. Sic Rommiiiion bat Dienitag=
na6mittag oas neue Budget fir ouS
fommerbe 3abr auf $171,445 berun-
tergebrum, Elm o8rgeben, 6as iider-
li6 6ie 3ulage Der tSeuer5abler Der
Sta6t hefriebige1 miro.
Northumberland fommenoer @p-
1e miro ser bo1m. @err 6. S. 8lana=
gaL Grinder uno 9iraftor 6es Nu=
tionalen Seims fir @naben in Dma=
ia, Mebl, i'm Mubitorium 6eS ct.
Gloat0 Snitituts eine fur3e Mniprabe
Rber Ole urinde Ser @riin0urg gee
nnnnten &nabenbeimS balten, nn0 ei=
ne @rnppe per ibm n~1teriteaten &na-
ben mir6 in @eiangSDortragen un0
Saon5en 6as antpeienoe 8ublifum be-
luitigen.
Die &loge bes 8. g. 5anos
bon MinneapoliS gegen Die Imerican
GailpoD grpreB COMPANY pur0e AM
8ienitag Dor bemstaatSobergeribt er
0rtert. &ldiger, benz Elm per grpreB
nod 5a1f &apios gefanotes 8ufet
perloren ging, NOR 6urb &edtsanz.
naH 8aul Mblesl nno Die berflagte
gompanD 0ur6 Sen Gedtsantpalt $.
$. Suuiba1 bertreten.
6. S. 2aoner pl1roe Dienitng
als ogritBer oeS Commercial Club
SelterDerbitnngs Dreierfomttees1
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
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Set Mitte LETTER 8ode meilt
bodm' tier Serr 8iid}of SolepD S.
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uer Dor orei Monaten nod europa
anaetretenen 8efubsreiie 5nridge-
febrt, mad5t 9od)oerielbe iiber feline
&ei1eeinoriide in GeutldlanO Inga-
ben, Sic ith nit ienen bes &edtsan-
malts Gbeoonr 9rnener, tpel6er be-
reits Dor 0rei Mo6en bonn 8elud)e lei
ner @eldpiiter IN 3eutidlan0 mte-
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sem 6obin Ia,ten, baB Der IN Deltlds
lano b%etriebene @l,der eine ser gro-
ben llrladen Ser in ienem 8eide nas
mentli6 unter Ser groben Webr5aN
ser St6otebelpobner berribe110en 9eot
lei a,no bob, falls Oieiem nebel Gin
bolt geboten lei. an elm Bieoerempor-
fomnten Oes oelltlden Reihes geoa6t
meroen f0nnte, mnrauf Sic Mrbeits=
lult Ser Solferidaft in elmer nidt
e%rIterben0en Grmartrng enter naben=
BEN S%elfersbanb id)lieben laIie. Sodpm.
8utbeoralpfarrer &url @rnnentpalD,
8eftor ser &atbeoralgemeinoe, mel-
der 0em 9errn 8iId@of auf ieiner
Sinreile nod europa mie audi auf
Ser &iidreiie oos @eleite gab, traf leR=
ten Samltag in ct. glono elm. Sim
Montagmprgeu mlr0e ben bet6en
bodtp. Serren I'M 4uoitorium ser &u-
tbeoralbodi6ule bon Sen 3oglingen
Ser Soh= uno Sen &inoern Der Nfarr=
ibule eine ber5lide gmpfangsfeier, Die
in elmer ELECTROMAGNETIC, beri6ie6enen
Mnipruden, @efang uno in Der Muf-
fiibrung oes 2uitipieles ugafalt5"
beitano, bereitet, Der Der 8ildof cine
oem finbli9en Gimme angepaBte Mn-
iprade bielt unb Ser STANDARDIZATION
in f1,raen @orten ieincr 6reu0e Mus-
Or11f perlieb, pieoer inter Ser leiner
geiltliden Sbbl1t anpertrauten SA=
geno 5u iein, Ser er Ben Campaigning
5u einem idulfreien Sag maGte.
= Sic lebten Donnerltag int tra1-
ten Seim Ser 5amilie Sobn Braun ge-
feierte Sod5eit ibrer Eodter &oin nit
s. S. @aiii0p bon Selena, Montana,
getpann cine beion6ere 8eoeutung, %
an ienem Soge sic gltern ser 8raut
ibr iilbernes Sod5eitsfeIt begingen,
Die bon ben Seltgaiter1 entbotenen
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auf 0as iilberne Sodseitspaar in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
Gir6n6e
Na6ri1tell

: Sodpp'Iter 8iidof So1epb 8uih
bielt leBten Sonntng benin 6obnnte
in Ser &atbeorale bic Hre6igt, IN mel
der er fth uber Die 8orgdnge Der
pier5ebnten Sabrbunoertfeier bes &c.
Gloooal6 in 81. g1ouo, 6ranfreii9,
Der ct ais Biibof Der oem bl Go
boaD g%eipeibten 0io5efe ct @1on0
beilpobnte, crying u1o Ser 5eitlidfeit
grmdbnung tat, Die CUR 3eit NIT Der
neberbringung Der Heliquien 6es 81.
|Glo6oal6, 6ie Inn in 6ranfreih iber=
mittelt ml1roen, IN bie &utbeorale ber=
bnn6en iein mer0en. @odm. &atbe=
6rolpforrer &nrl @runentpalo miro
beute, 3%onneritag, abenos I'M N11oito=
RUM Der &atbeornlbo6ihnle cine &e=
De iber 6te a. Sabrbnnoertfeier oes-
81. GIo6oalb in Jranfrei6, Der au6
er bei5umobnen oie gbre batte, fol-
ten. j
8os Grab oes BERT. bodm. SEQ
Cons nuf Dem &alDariengottesader
5iert felt leBter Sreitag Elm herrlides
Denfmal, 6os Inn 6ie Mitglie6er Ser
bon linn in fegensreibifer 8eiie pa=
itorierten Acknowledgements ais 8ei@
den Der 2iebe un6 Sodu6tung, Die
iiber oaS @rab binaus nidt eritorben
lift, erridten lieBen.
&ommeroen Sonntogmorgen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

nod &anie bolte. galo nad1ber ODER
lpltroe lie bonn 5hlage geraiitbrt, oellen.
Observation-Disclosures .8ut-o teap
Jolgen lie niM al Iiberfolnlnen per-
mod1te. 8eitens allf ben Goo porberei-
tet idieb lie III ein beIferes Senieits.
Neblf Dem @atten utlo Sen ainbern.
betraltern ibren Siingang 5mei 5biue-
tern bie Grauen &arl S. Wiekrotb
bon bier nno R. $ &ran BON Golb
Spri1g un0 ein 8ruoer @eorg sd)d-.
fer bon Mlbanp unb NIT bieien ION
itige GerDanbfen l1nb 6rennbe Der
IN Graller DerIebten 5amilie, Die als
bette SDmpatbM In ibrem 2eiDen sic
grobe Wenidenmenge, Sic iiid bel ser
8abre einfunoer nt1o ih i'm @ebete
lir Die 8eriforbene per%einigten, ME
audi Die Dielen 8lumenlpenben, oie
ben Sarg, ii Dem sic 3abmgeldieoe-
he nie i'm 5blafe rl1bte, nmffrdn5ten,
erfannten, cine Geilnabme, Ole oie
GepiBbett gibt, 0aB oaS Mnoerfen an
Die Geritorbene eine aber ibr Grab
binanS 6auernoe letil1 miro. Sic 8e-
eroigltng fanO geltern, Mittpodb
morgerS 1ra6 etnem bonn bodm. p.
Suite 8. g. g., g. g., I'M neu11 ubr
in Der urbefledten gmpfdngnisffttradte
llnter Mliiitens Der bodm. Beneoiifttti-
1erDater 8ius uno MIto gefeierten
Gequiem i'm geiiein oes ct. Mnna=
GrenenDereins, 0ellen lnngiabriges
Mitglie0 lie getpeien, unb elmer gro-
BEN Sbaar bon Genpaaote1 un0.
5rennOen Der mutterlos g%emoroenen.
Samilie Die 8eer0igung auf Dem Ral-
Observation-Disclosures itatt, robin 6en1
|Sarge Elm GROCER 2eidenaug folgh,
alS better 8epeis 0afur, oaB in Der
8abingei6ieoenen cine quite, bod ges
a6tete Srau 5u Grade gebra6t MUIR
Be. SIR Die epige Gube un0 Ben trout
ernoen Sinterbliebenen nufridtiges
8etleib.
Dr. g. g. 5tangl BAT Sic i'm
Qngetrdgene gr1en11urg oils Wtltglle0
0es 5anitdtsrates Ser 2eague Of
Minneiota municipalities anaenom-
men. 0as &onlitee miro be5iiglih liz
rer misunderstanding gelegent-
lid Der Sabresberiammlung beiogter
2iga, Sic nd6iten Stunt IN Soriba1ft
1tattfin0et, 8ertbt erItatten.
8elegentlid elmer IeBten 6rei-
tag1o6mittag abgebaltenen 8erlam-
lung Der 8eamten oeS 5teorns @oun=
tD=8meigeS Der Moten areu5 @e1en=
idaH fubrfe bohm'Iter 8iidof 8nld"
ben Gorfib, un6 &err MeDer bon ser
5entralen Dibtion Ser Specialization
oiente nit einem gortrag.
Dte 4lage ser Mpon 6armers
|@ooperatipe 8otato Miiociatton, neld)e
ollr6 &e6tsantpalt Saul Mbles ber-
treten par, gegpn Sames @art &
Spbn, bon Song Hrairie, mel6e an
fangs pergargener ISOLDE i'm Rreis=
geri6t gu Song Rrairie Dor @eidmo-
renen our 8erbanolung geIangfe, err
fannie 6iele &0rperidaft 5u @nnlten
Der flagenoen 8artei, melb giinitigen
gntidei6 iie Der griin6li9en u116 UNI
ntoeripredliden 8etpeisfiibrunq IT,
res Vertreters Buul Mbles 3u beroan=
ten bat.
8%ernaoette, Die abt SATIRE ate
Eodter Ser an iediter Nbenue n0rb=
LTD pobnenoen Sar1ilie Beter Mobs
itarb an Wontag un0 ml1rbe Mithz
mood, nadtnittogs 2 nbr, bon Ser un=
befledten Gmpfdngnisftr6e aug beer
6igt.
@entdb elmer bonn areisri6terJ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

piro ser bodtpite 8iidof Soiepb S.
guih ong @rogeiboB ber neuen ct.
Nntoniusfirbe auf Der Neitieite Der
5tnf st. gIouo, lpelbes nit berrli-
den Nltdren uno ionitigen firdliben
ginridtungen aufs 5bonite n11o goll
iltalnoigite geidpmudt benz Dienite
bes Germ meiben. Bel Dem oarnuf
folgenoen &odatnte miro 9odoerfelbe
Die Beitprebigt Balte11. Sad benz fei-
erlidben @ottesoienite miro IN Der al
ten Stride Elm 8a5ar gum geften bes
nel1en @%ottesbanies beginner, Der am
Wontagaber6 5nm 4bibluB gelangen
miro.
! 2ebten 5onntag1pdmittag fam
Die bon Sen bodm. ReoenptoriItenDd-
tern 8enno 6dum nno Soiepb Ga
bente in Der ct. Bonifa5insfirde gu
Welrole in beutiber gprnde gebal-
tene a6tHdgige Miiiion gum feierliden
Mb16luB. SroB Der i6lebten Witter-
ung NOR sic Eei1nabme an 6erleIben
CUR pollen 8efrieoigung ser bodJm.
M1iiiiordre uno bes bodnp. Hfarrers
sos. 8iaenbrinf. Nm Mbenoe oes
lebten Sont1tags eroffneten bic bodm.
Wiffiondre III Der ct. 8onifa5iusfir-
DIE cine adftdgige Wiiiion in engIi-
l6er Sprnde, uno Die bisberige Cell
nabme an berielben ldBt erfen1en,
[6ab mub bieie Miiiion cine gleih err
folgreide ME oie iene in Ser ISOLDE
borber abgebaltene lein miro. Die
lelbe gelangt fommenoen Sonntagnb-
ems gum feierliben 5bluB.
SSn Der ct. Mgnes Stride gu Hos=
coe fano ndbreno Ser erlten orei "a
&c bergnngener ISOLDE sic Dier5ig1tun-
0ige @ebetsnnoabt itntt, bei melder
6eier Dem bo6n. 8farrer Sosf Ste
pban Die bobtp. 6erren 6. Sbolen-
berger nno Woatb 8ntala ffniitige Nus
Bnfe Ieiiteten. Gle gan5e @emeinDe
beteiligte ii6 rege an oieier @naoen-
5eit.
SIN Sitter bon So Sabren 1T am
Montag bergmgener @ode oie ebrtp.
S6neiter SInbia, s. g. g., in ct.
Benefits &onbent al ct. Soiephk
benz lie Elm balbes Sabrbunoert ange=
borte nn6 itets in getutiierbafter @ei-
e ibre 8erufspfIibten al1suiibte, ibrem
2eioen erlegen. Die Beritorbene mar
cine leiblfbe 5hnelter Ser in .Midd-
mono tDobnen6en 5rau Bertha N0dttt-
gel. Sic 8eer0igllng fano Mfft1po9s
nah einem bonn bpdJ1u: P. 8einrih,
9. g. g., ins1er oSRnupntsfapeleaum
a6t nbr g~efeterten Genuiiiem anf Dem
|S6ueitern=@ ottesodfer itatf. Moge Sic
Dabingef6ieoene ruben IN grie0en!
:31t berpabte1!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
G%rnennune fir ma1hine=
ton.
Mnm IA Hnh -

&om, 10. Nob. Moniignor
Jnmaiino 8ionoi, gefretdr Der III.
&ongregafion fir Bropngarbn, 1T,
1pie in Som befa1nt gegeben mnroe,
gum Nahfolger Moniignors 8on5o-
nos als ApoitoIifder Delegat in $50.
fbington, 9. 6. ernnnnt tpor6en.
Moniignor 8on5n11o lon i'm fomrnen-
ben &oniifforilm am Il. 9e5ember
gum &ar6inaI errnnnt mer0en.
Mbonriart a1lf ben "gior6ftern"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

glei6 beraIider @eiie perteilten llro
ibren Nl,gflana fa1oen In ben eln-
thnmigen @unih, beaiB 1ad fiinfnno-
apanaig meiterel SSabren Die beioeul
gbepaare liib 5lr Seter nes iilbernert
l1o oeS golbenen Sod,5eitstages nie-
Ser III better 8eiunbbeit 8lia1nne1,
finoen mod)teu. EN- 8nnih, Der audi
i'll moblgemeinter 8eiie bon. aAeorb-
tern entboten III. Ser gaiIioD uue
iem iunges Bralden mer6e1 bon ib-
rer nab gbieage gel1adten 9odaeits.
reile gnoe bieier ISOLDE III St.Glono
5uriidertpnrtet nn0 anfangs ndd1iter
@ode nod Montana, ibrem finfti-
gen Seim abreiien.
Sic Mitglieoer5abI Ser Co
lumbns ! Nittergeielihaft m1r0e leBs
ten Sonntagnadmittag tpteoerlm I'M
Ie15ig nelte Bitter perlnebrt, Die nod
Dem Gitl1Qle III Sen erifen Nitterrang
Mnfnabme faroen, mdbren0 o1roere nj
Ben 5neiten un0 mie0er anoere IN ben
oritten Slang erboben 1purOen. gei
Sen 5pei eriten Rangerbobnngen
nabrn Ser lofale Council 1,n0 bei BET
britten grb0bnng 5taots=D eputierter
8. 8. eSamiIon BON ct. Hunl Die Be-
remonten Dor.
Nadoem crit Dor aebn Sngen
ibr 8ater, Soiepb Iibumperlin, nabe
6i1morb benz Go0e leinen Iribut bat
te 5oqen miilien, lit lebten Sonntag
ESran Setter R0ring in ibrem Setm an
st. @ermainltraBe nod bier Morate
langem 9eioen 0as feinestpegs en-
Beiorgnis erregenoes gepeIen, uner-
martet aus Dem 2eben gei6ieoen. De
8eritorbene mur6e Dor 81 Sabren IN
ct. glouo geboren nn6 perebelidte
lid in &idmono i'm 5eptember 1906.
un6 mie boroem 10 bate lie audi nod
Ser Seirat ct. CLOUD 5u ibrem blet=
benoen 9eim. Gem 10 ibmer gepriif-
ten @otten binterldBt tie bier &inoer,
urb in 0eren Ser5elei6 teilen SNh TIRE
Wutter, bier ShneItern nnb 0rei Sri
oer. M~ittmo9morger 11eun ubr ml1roe
in Ser ct. Mntoniusfirbe bonn bo6p.
@errn &innenfamp ein &equiem fir
sic 5eelenrube Der 3abingeidJieoenen
geiungen, fporanf Die 2et6e in groz
Bem @efolge bon 8ermanoten nn6
6reunoen Ser in Sraaer beriebten 5a=
milie gum &alparien-@ ottesader ge-
brabt uno benz 5boB Der gr6e uber-
|geben m11r0e. ST rbie etpige Mube unb
ben @interbliebenen m~oblgemei1ltes
8eileio.
SIN 3ei9en ser golumbug==&ih<
|tergenoiien iteben 0ie gn0tage bieier'
ISOLDE. Gin beitens borbereiteter aar-
nepd nabm Mittmo9aben6 ieinenMn-
fano II. miro Samitagabeno 5um Mb-
|idluB geIangen. Ser lebte 9(beno miro
bnrb oie 9reisfr0n1lna elmer &0nigin.
berberrli6t ner6en, fir meldes
SdluBereignis ji1 bereits mebrere
Domenibonbeiten 5ul11 Mitbeperb
angemeloet baben. ga bie Columbus
ritter iid bei frlberen bon ibren per-
unitalteten Sejtli6feiten einegn Dor5ug=
liden Mubm ertporben babe11, 10 miro
oieier erlt redt, >pie es bereits am
Mittmodaben0 geiheben, urt sen fol-
gen6en orei Mben6en qe5tabbllt mer6en.
Seber Ser Bergnngungsabenoe
miro nit einem S%an5frdn3den in ser
Gitterbane aeidloiien tper0en. Dieie
1ejtIihfeit gilt nibt bios ben M1it-
glie0ern ser Hitterqeieniduft, lonoern
nIIpnt sic 1irh PIN orhtps Gprnniinpn All
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

Nbon11iart auf ben "gsor6itern"
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-29
PORTER RID CROSS WORKER HlRE DIES
 Al TORONTO H0HE
C'Iom H->dne-ooy Daily, Miss Edna Bridge, Sister of Mrs. Jack Hayes, Passes Away After a Lcng and Severe Illness

Jack Hayes, superintendent of the Big Dome mine at Walker, yesterday received wire from Mrs. Hayes in forming him that her sister, Miss Edna Bridge, had died at Rcnfrew. Toronto,-news that will be received 'with intense regret by the many friends Miss Bridge made during her sojourn here a little over two years .ago as a member of the Red Cross department at Whipple Barracks dur ing the army regime.
 Miss Bridge died at the age of 21 after a long illness brought about by complications setting in following an operation for appendicitis. She was with her family, Mrs. Hayes and her young son have gone to Toronto some months ago to be with her sis fer and parents during the sisters illness.
 Shortly before her death, Miss Bridge went through a severe ordeal in the recent forest fire which wiped out the town of Halcybury, Toron- to, which at that time was her home, The dangers of the fire which de- stroyed the Bridge home with the rest of Halcybury, were increased by inc difficulty of removing Miss Bridge to safety, task accomplished with some difficulty, and it is thought that this experience aggravated her illness and helped to bring on her death
 The funeral will be held at Ken Ircw.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-29
EX- SOLDIERS HONOR
 CIVIL VAR VETERAN
 IN FUNERAL PARADE
G7Ton TVednescesy's Daily) Veterans Of World War Join in Tri- bute to Memory of Charles E. Tucker, Civil War Veteran

Two veterans of the Civil war yes terday marched to the grave beside the body of Charles E. Tucker, honoring their comradc whose death occurred this week
 But the, thinned cut ranks of MT. Fuckers comrades of the sixties were filled in by host of veterans of the recent World war, some in uniform, who also wefe present to honor the veteran of earlier generation who has passed on.
 The funeral services were held al Rufiner's cemetery at ? o'clock, Dr. E. Lee Howard officiating, and from there the cortcge proceeded to the cemetery. A military salute was fired over the grave by the cx-soldicrs' firing squad. Born in Vermont in 1857, Mir Tucker did his bit years ago to preserve the union, and then came to Arizona. He Is survived by the widow and three married daugh- tcrs and two sons, Mrs. F. E. Ros- ser, Mrs. Stella Tucker, Clinton and Norman Tucker of Prescott and Mrs Eva Pickering of Fresno.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-29
TALKS AND MUSIC RLLNIlD FOR THE
 FIRENEN'S FEAST
From WeGuesGavs Dauy) Mayor Goldwater and Other VoIun- teer Bremen Will Enjoy More
 Than Turkey Sunday.

A real program will add to the festivities at the annual Thanksgiv- ing dinner of the Prescott Volunteer Fire Department Sunday, at the Owl banquet hall, Fire Chief Bob Cornell announced yesterday.
 Following the grand march by the Elks orchestra at 2:3O Morris uold- water, mayor of Prescott and pre- siding genius of volunteer firemen's s Thanksgiving banquets, will deliver an address of welcome to the guests and the turkeys.
 The history of the Prescott Fire Department will be related by Joe Morgan. Albert Anderson will en- certain with his fund of tricks and magic, the Elks orchestra will give another selection, and then Doc Southworth will rise in response to the question, Why does fire burn"
 Gary Vyne and the Elks orchestra are next on the program, Gary for g song and the orchestra for a selec- ton, following which Johnny Rob inson, who is more or less connect ed with the city administration, will deliver himself of bundle of rem inisences.
 So lar, the program outlines a se- lect variety of entertainment. And there is more to follow: Just Sto- ries" is what Alfred Gale is sched- uled to tell. F. s. Brady is down for a flute solo. The names of Tony Johns and Chief Bob Connell are followed by Sblanks on the credit side of the column, but they may be trusted to fill the same as required The Elks orchestra will play "Auld lang Syne" in finale, H. B. Hinman presiding at the worries.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-29
GARRER0 STEPS
 IN LAWS HANDS
 BOADING TRAIN
From Wecnesnay-r Daily

An alleged murderer Sunday, a fu-
 git;ve from the law Monday, pris- oner yesterday and a defendant to-
 day
 This is the series of events which will wind up with the appearance of Mauro Carrero, accused of the mur- der of Nazario Gomez at C1arkdale shortly before midnight Saturday, for preliminary examination before Jus tice of the Peace D. L. Robinson in the Clarkdale precinct at 11:3O this morning.
 Carrero was arrested as he stepped onto the early morning southbound train yesterday at Copper, formerly known as Jerome Junction, after posses had secured the Chalk Hills and the Cedar Glade country and failed to find him. The arrest was made by Deputy Sheriff Bill Fitz- gerald and Pecos Edwards of this city.
 While Deputy Sheriffs Frank Dickinson of Clarkdale and John Munds of Clemenceau were search ing the Chalk hills for the man ac- cused of emptying the contents of a
 32 caliber automatic revolver into Gomez after an earlier argument, Fitzgerald and Harry Carlson of Clarkdale set out in the latter's auto mobile for a point five miles beyond Cedar Glade to question Mexicans believed to know where the fugitive was hiding At Puntenney, Pecos Edwards joined the party.
 No trace of Carrero being found among the wood-cutting camps near Cedar Glade, the three men retraced their steps, Carlson returning to Clarkdale ill the machine, and Fitz- gerald and Edwards boarding the southbound train for Prescott.
 In Fitzgerald's pocket was Car rero's passport, on which was pasted q photograph cf the alleged slayer.
 At Jerome Junction, a Mexican boarded the train, and by means of the photograph, Fitzgerald and Ed wards recognized Carrero. The man denied his identity, but when con- fronted with the passport, Fitzgerald said yesterday, admitted that he was indeed Carrero and that he had shot at Gomez, who, he told Fitzgerald, had cut his shirt with knife.
 So Carrero, stepping onto the train to flee the locale of his alleged crime, stepped into the hands of tine officers.
 The party reached Prescott at 3:45 yesterday morning, and after being fed at a cafe near the depot, Car -cro was locked up. Arrangements were made by the sheriff's office yesterday afternoon for the hearing, which will be attended by Sheriff Dillon with the defendant in custody, md by Deputy County Attorney R. B. Westervelt, representing the state
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-29
RIGHT AT THAT.

Eliot Wadsworth, assistant secre- tary of the treasury and former presi- dent of the Harvard Alumni Asso- ciation, relates story of the school boys answer, to preface his talk on treasury statistics.
 The boy came home from school and told his father the teacher had licked him for giving the wrong ans wer in arithmetic. "Why, that's strange" said the father What ans wer did you maker"
 "The same as you," said the son. "She asked what a billion dollars was, and l answered Its a hell-ova- lot of money'."- '."-Boston Globe.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-29
C-C ELECTIONS
 DECEMBER 12TH
Officers and Directors Are to Be Chosen for. the Coming Year; Heads of Departments to Sub
 init Reports of 1922 Activities.

Directors for the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce will be chosen December F next at a regular an nual meeting of the organization in the chamber of commerce rooms at Is o'clock. Miss Sparkes yesterday sent notices to members to mark up their calendars" and be sure to re- serve this evening for their duties to- ward the greatest commercial organ ization in northern Arizona.
 At the same meeting that will elect the new officers and directors for 1923, the heads of departments will submit their annual reports. These reports are to sum up the labors of the organization during 1922 and will contain material that all members ought to have. A
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-29
BOICE. R|CE. TO
 ADDRESS LOCAL
 GROWERS TO-DAY
President and Secretary of Ari- zona Cattle Growers Associa- ton Will Speak at Meeting at the Chamber of Commerce.

Henry c. Boice, president, and H.
 M. Rice, secretary, of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association, will ad- dress a meeting of Yavapai county cattle growers in the chamber Of commerce auditorium at o'clock this afternoon, it was announced yes terday. All cattlemen in the county interested are invited to attend.
 The meeting will be held for the purpose of explaining the work that the Arizona Cattle Growers Associa- ton is now doing' and what it plans to do in the future for the Arizona cat tlemen, and to discuss local problems with Yavapai county growers. It will be followed by a series of meetings in certain other parts of the county: namely, at Camp Verde on Thurs day, at Mayer on Friday, and on Sat urday, Kirkland, where the meeting will be followed in the evening by a masquerade ball under the auspices of the Kirkland Athletic Association,
 This is the first time the president of the Arizona Cattle Growers As sociation has found time to make such an extended trip to visit towns and local units of the association throughout the state
 A meeting of unusual interest is promised those who attend today. County Agricultural Agent C. U. Pickerell said yesterday in announc- ing the meeting. President Boice grew up in the cattle industry, but is also a college man. Upon the re- tirement of his father, the late Henry C. Boice, Sr., who was known from Mexico to the Canadian border, Mir. Boice took over the active manage ment of the Chiricahua Cattle compa ny in southeastern Arizona, one of the largest cattle outfits in the state, whose herds run in Graham, Gila and Cochise counties.
 Mir. Rice is a graduate of the Mon tana Agricultural college, and be- fore coming to Arizona was engag- ed in county agricultural agent work in Shasta county, California. He re- 1ewed acquaintance with many Yava- pal cattlemen recently as judge of the livestock department of the Northern Arizona State Fair.