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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
NORFOLK & WESTERN

Washington, May 8.-AppIication
was made today to the Interstate
Commerce Commission by the Norfolk
G. Western railway for permission to
issue and guarantee payment of $6,-
100000 in equipment trust certificates
through the Virginia olding Corpora
tion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
BOSTON EXCHANGE FAILuRE

Boston. May S,-The failure of Geo.
A. Haskell & Company members of
the Boston Stock Exchange was an
uounced from the exchange rostrum
today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS

New York, May 8.--Liberty bonds
closed; Siks, 99.40; LIST As. 90.09; 2nd.
As, 99.49; first ANS. 1882; End Ans.
99.52; Srd Ans, $780,; 4th AIS. $3.50:
Victory. Sx, 100.O2; Victory
10oke.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
GREAT BRITAIN and ITALY Will
GRANT RUSSIA AN INTERNATIONAL
LOANTO AID in RECONSTRUCTION
III. ayfys!...ls1sSs.
...l ..l SgcI:Sl g.:!:::!..!.::, yl2g...... .:|:....
ANOTHER RELFAsr OUTRAGE

ANOTHER BELFAST OUTRAGE
Belfast, May 8.-(By the Associate d
Press.)-Armed men attacked the
houses of three Ulster special con-
stables today at Castle caulfied,
County Tyrone. A vigorous fight oc-
Cured in which one Of the specials
and one of the attacking party we're
killed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08

Honan since June 1916. He was born
In 1870 and educated in Pei Yang
military academy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
THE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

aengitIid. ar5t: 2eiOer
miiIien mir, penn SIR 2eben geret-
tet iperOen lon, 0as linfe 8ein am
putieren.
aronfer: Soft ici 8onf, ib oabte
f6on, sic miirOen mir am Gnoe
Oas 8iertrinfen Oerbietenl
- Stol5. g.: (ein befreunoe-
tee, iungoerbeiratetes @Depaar beilt-
deno): @s iin0 lallter &eproOuf-
tionen, mas ibr ga bdngen 6abt;
belibt ibr Oenn ii6erbaupt feline
Originate?
g Originate iino mir iel6erl
Simmer i'm 8eruf.
&eOafte1r (0er BON ieiner Srau Ell
men &llB befommt): Nidt permeno-
bar, nit beitem Gouf 5uriidl
9rudebIer Stol5 mari
er Sen anopf in Sen NadeiL uto
9ing bon 0annen.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
Ger 9

Ger @nt 6uloigungs-
drunO. @ie tonnen Sic oenn
Oreimal bintereinanOer ben 3ug per-
ldumen, menn sic gum Sermtn ge-
laoen lino? 9as begreife i9 einfad
nid)t!
8, SEER &idter, ipenn Sic wiib-
ten, mas fir elm Bier eS Oabelm
bel uns in Ger 'Yabnbofspirtidaft
qibt, Damn fonnten Sizes i6on be-
greifen.
Gin 8e9bogeI. 5rau
8idler: Sbr Gobn lit ia iest IN Ell
ner Sliegeridule, 6rou Stanger,
mie gebt's ibm oenn BORT?
Ssrau Gtanger: 9ld, mas Der ihon
fir ein @e9 bat! Sn ben anoern
S9ulen lit er INNER g%eflogen, urO
in Der Gliegeri6ule fam er tpieoer
ni1t fliegen!
unfaBIi6. &r5t (5u lei
ner Mutter, Die i'm ourdauS nit Ell
ner reiAen, aber bdBliGea Same
perbeiraten tpiu): Spare oeine 8or-
te, Wiutter. 9ieie Game tperoe id)
nidt beiraten. Gem troB ibres
Teidtums fonnte ib tie ME lieben!
SHUTTER: llno oas nernt iib elm
praftiiAer @rot!
@eiGaftstniff. @iien-
banoler (8um 'neuen 2ebrinngen):
@enn ou ben 2aoen gefegt uno OBJ
geltaubt Dait, braldIt on nl1t &C.
raoe acknowledgement. Oh tannlt
Damn fleiBig 5licgen fangen unit
in unIere reue acknowledgements
tun, oatnit mir tie sur &etlame ms
S9aufeniter lteQen tOnnen!
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

auf ole 6arm oubn? ben id &C.
fragt; i'd ben gcwiBt, Dab es miO-
Der ebbeS gciltrc.4es par, aipfper
i'd ben geoenft, ih belize %ennibaii.
Ser Seller bot Damn gelagt, er bait
e tuumerbarc @iuniabro, mo- orig
BON sic Spabies beimgeiuht Debt
fuerOe I'M ga Debt ct germ meme
Nlltc for c Sfebrtrob iubic. 60 BEN
id mid nit me6r bolte Tonne, i6
ben Den 6eger Ell Did 5iigcDorfe,
ser mar iicrS I'm Damn ben i6 mein
Sut genomml iii jim beim.
SD Doat, ib ma aud 10 Did
Eduti9 ipie ole 9i55ie, Womit i6 per-
tleiipe Sbne Sbrn lietper
SbiItpp Soueramper.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

Gin bef9eiOener
8unf9. griter Sander: Set
Seiddft mod id' Md nit, oct is
MIDI ian3 ebrli6!
3meiter Gambler: Nu bor' aber
uff guiuit! gntmeoer is II Sc
i6Gft ebrlid, ocnn is ct Teens, ODER
ct is eeens, I'M Sen ieniigt mir bet.
- 8ieI oerlangt. Som
mer5ienrat (eine @efangnisltrafe an-
treteno, gum @efdngnis-G ircftor)
@iro man oenn ieinen Mltgefange-
men ni6t porgeiteat?
0onnermetter. Che
mann: @ein, 6as lit ia un3laubli9,
mas man ones als berbeirateter
Mann olts5ubalten bat!
S9piegermutter: Sa, baben Sic
oenn geoadt, man beiratet gu lei-
mem gergniigcn?
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

e.
Sans wor iebr 8oppelig bel Gid
ttno Ipielte f%ortudbreno nit Dem
%fefferftreuer. Ser Iater Oerbot
es ibm, aber Sans borte nift uno
ipieIte tpeiter, Bis er ben 5treuer
umgeItoBen batte u1to ser 8feffer
oif benz Sii6tude Log. uSiebit
on, Sans, iagte Ser 8ater, nun
Worit on nieOerum ungeboriam;
uno eigentli6 miiBteit on nun Sen
uusgeidiitteten 8feffer auf Die 3un-
&c friegenl"
Sans fibr in Die S0be un0 Tag.
te: n8apa, piirOe id) audi oielelbe
Strofe friegen, tpen1 ib Die 3ltder-
i9nle umgeIdiittet bdtte?"
- Cider lit it6er. Game:
&uti6er, sic miiiIen Iebr norlibtig
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

2eBter &usmee. ST.:
Run, mas modt oenn Sbr u%ngerate-
ner Sobn?
g.: 9l1, oenfen sic, als id unO
meine 6rau beltte Oormittag ni6t gu
Sauie Uaren, oa bat er in ieiner
8er5Weiflnng gu meincm &eDoloer
gegriffenl
ST.: @as Sic nidt iagen?l
g.: So, uno bat i'm periebtl
- uebertrumpft. emma
Gtol3): Sd mar langere 8eit So
rerin elmer Sodidule.
Wartba Citol8er): ruo id mar
gcitern S0rerin zines Seiratsantra-
gesl
S9utteIreim. Mon
bat feline b~ergniigte Stunoe beuerl
Crit ben Miet5ins erbobt, ieBt Die
SunoeIteuerl
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

= SaIf9e Defamation.
9ebrer: Stoffel, iage Oeinen Beers
ber!
@briitopb: Our strbeit nidt, gum
MIBigeang - 6inO mir. 0 @otr,
auf groen
2cbrer: 8ali6l @art', 0u 6uu-
len3er. 90 gefiele sir wobl oaS
2ieo, nidt mabr? 0odI einmal -
merf' auf: Sur Mrbeit - &omma
nidt gum M1iiBig9ang... 49,. Gas
&omma ocnfit gu sir mr. - pei.
Itanoen?
Gbriitupb: 9ur arbeitl gsi6t
gum MiiBiggang - Oas oenf' i1
ac5rer: gein, g lit cnticsIi6.
wie cinfdltig 0u biitI @ie wialt
ou mobl our9 sic 8clt fommen?
Gbriitopb: @bcr inn Simmel
fomm' id) bod, oenn cs beiBt: Gie
@infGltigen werOen oas Simmclreid)
e~rtperbenl
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

iein. 8enn Sic an cine oerfebrs-
reide @traBe fommerL niiiien Sic
tportcn, bis Sbnen Ser SdusmanA
ia9t, Dab sic biniiber fnbren fon-
men; uno penn Die StraBen i6litpf-
rig iinO, miiiien Sic iebr langiam
fa6ren.
Guti6cr: Sapobl, meme Dame,
i1 peroe iebr porlidtig iein; uno in
pelfes &ranfenbalts ion i9 Sic
bringen, Wenn elm ltnfaa poliiert2
@emiitIi6 d. Midelbauer:
@arum bait OH 0enn NIT penn Soli.
aiiten 8riioeri6aft getrunfen, = ibr
1eio bod INNER iaugrob miteinan-
Der, Oas miro oo6 egal iein, oh ct
iagt nSie Dds oOer p0u S9s"l
Suberbouer: gta, better flingt
I9on g n6u"l
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

Damn aIIer0tngs.
&un5 lit gang entiebt, OaB iein Sobn
cine Sdauipielerin bciraten mill.
Sat er fold elm Gorurteil gegen
S6auipielerinnen?
0ein, gan5 I'M @egenteil.
@oriiber beflagt er lid 0ent
bann2
Gr ielbit modlte iie beiratenl
II Stimmt. 6rage: User 1T
gIiidlider, Der Better elmer 0tiaion
ODER Ser Batter pom iieben Sodtern2
9lntport: @itidiaoen Der leBterel
9enn Der MiaionGr modte INNER
nod mebr baben, Ser 8ater BON lie.
ben So9tern aber bat genng!
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
s~uOesmntisc Geb6a6ner.

SIS lit cine ieOem SGger LATHAM
befannte Grideinung, OuB Tebblib-
ner ibre iunge 9rut our6 oorge-
tduId)tes .Sranflein" Der aufmerf-
lomfeit irgeuO eiues St0renirieOs
5l ent3icben iuGen; cine Safttf,
uelde fat INNER BON @rfolg ge-
front lit. neberlaut gidernO unO
Init 8eridoIienem 5liigel" nabe
Dem @oOen binflatterno, ltebt Die
Iorglide gllte ooer, mas mobl
bdutiger lit, Der Sabn - Dor Dem
Sun0e oOer Meni6en uuf, Wel6er
in Den aortoffeln Der fleinen Sa-
mile plobIi6 gu oiGt auf ben
2eib aerildt lit; Dem na6 einem
8arten @ilO6raten li%iiternen 5ufyle
ODER ser ynlauienOen" &ase gegen-
iiber miro natiirli9 oos gleide Nia.
noDer au8gefiibrt. 4noere I'M ibre
unmiinoige Na9fommeni6aIt be-
Iorgte g0gel Oerfabren befanntli9
in 1bnlider 8eiie. Nun mar i6
ober nit mebreren SagOgenoiien
fiir5li6 S3euge elmer iol6en 8etati-
91na riibrenoIter unO aufopferno-
Iter glternliebe, tpie lie nod feinem
bon urs auf 5iemlid LANCER 8aio-
mannslaufbabn oorgefommen mar
un0 ults ale in geredtes Starnen
oeriebte.
Ser SSa0opagen roqte aui Der
gbauiiee oabin; meine Siinoin log
3u meinen 6iiBen; Der Sumo zines
8efannten ~galoppierte ooraus, balO
redts, balo Limits am @eggraben
cine geaie bon 8itlO bolenO. Tlob-
lid entite6t elm MorOsge5eter; Der
ailtIber pariert ole @dule un0
ruff: oDa, Sal" @ir ri1ten urs
auf uno linO 3eugen folgenoer S5e-
ne. y0imroO~ lit re6ts am Gbaui-
Ieegraben elmer Ne6bubnfamilie ge-
idbrli6 oidt anfgeriidt, unO oa es
fir Die &leinen fein @ntrinnen mebr
CAB, 10 itiir5ten iid Die bcioen VI
ten = in oes 8ortes eigenlter Be
oeutrng benz Oermeintllden
G1ltber ibrer Sinner nit Sooesper-
a4tung entgegen: biipfenO mo fiji
gelitlagen0 %eigenartige Gone Don
ii6 gebeno, gingen tie NIT Saul
lhritt, mdri6! mari1l" gegen ben
gun5 perOusten Yointer Dor, trie-
ben i'm bonn @raben 5uriif nno
perfolgten Sen nit eingefnlffener
Butte 3uriifmei6enOen inter ben
@Glien Ser BferOe 0ur9 tpeit iiber
ole Gbauliee fort.
Sd mllB geiteben, oaB mir gu
nG6It einen 9%lugenblif ipra9los
waren. Damn erfolgte elm frafti-
ges &ufen: Bfui, Nimroo! S6one!
un0 oerglei6en mebr, obglei6 niftS
BON olleoem eigentlid n0tig mar,
ga Ser Suno gar nidt Oaran oadte,
irgenotpie angreifeno por5ugeben; er
mar piel 81 iebr eingeldii6tert
ourf oie Siibner, Die inn mebr-
mails geraoe5u an ben &opf piprarl-
gen., als wollten iie ibn Die Spite
ibrer S9nGbel fiiblen lalien. Grit
als Iib ser SunO bon binten Der
Dem @agen naberte, itri6en Die bei-
SEN maderen @rauen Oauon uno
oem 2upinenidlage gu, tpobin ibre
9iitten in5wiihen 9edung genom-
men batten.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

Seine ausre0e. 9lftuor
Gu elmer Game, Die ar 5u Srotofoa
oernimmt): sic iinO OreiBig Sabr
olt2
9amc: Nein, 5man5igl
Iftlor: Aber i9 bin bod nit
Sbnen in einem Sabre %geborenl
Dame: 81 nun, Sic WerOen bait
rai9er geIebt boben wie i6l
- g If. ga ipridt uno idreibt
man INNER bon Der GergeBli1feit
ser 8rofelioren; i9 pumpte einen
oaranfbin geborig on, unO prompt
traf Die Wabnung einI
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29


-Rein 8epeis. Du fragit,
Oh i9 lie aud liebe? Sea, Snnge,
10 iebr, oaB i9 na6telang ni9t
i6lafen fam, neil i6 INNER an lie
oenfen muB!
9as lit OurGaus nod fcin Ii6erer
8eipeis. Gieielbe @irfung iibt auf
MIDI meme 9aneioerre4nung aus!
Gin Sodgenub. 8ie
mar cs oenn bel Sbrer geltrigen
@cbirgspartie2
Serrli6l als mir binarffamen,
wur0e bonn 8irte geraoe frild an
gc5apit, uno ons CAB in ben Sells
WdnOen elm bunoertfahes Gdol
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

Sn ole erlHte
paar Gage, ben
id, nenn id Die
&i55ie, mas met
ne 4lte is, dnge-
gudt ben, lade
mHiie. 8enn i6
le atpper iest an
guide, baum frieg
i'd e @ut, oaB
if ie tile fonnt.
Die 0ufpe mode
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
0ma6encrlaf.

8oIioiIt: nSerr @emeinoepor-
itebcr, oas Gprisenbaus lit bon, unO
eben babe i'd einen eruii@t, Ser flint
@Gilie geItoblen bat"
@emeinoeborit e 0Sm,
bm. . Damn perOen mir Dem &erl,
Der nlr 0ie 6rei 4arnide!! gemault
bat, Sen @eit Der Strafe III @naoen
erlaiien."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

~ MiBperitGnOnis. 9ea.
nerin: 9Guf weIGer Seite oes 81
i6es miiniden Sic gu iisen?
@ait: SD iibe bod lieber nuf Ell.
rem Stlible!
= Ieioif6. 6rou Gu ibrem
Manne): Die Meiers, Die baben
es mirfli1 melt gebradt, Dor
5mei Sabren butten / nidt ANAL a
Sofo, unO g%eitern baben T iilberne
2eiidter oerieten f0nnen!
nnermartete Int-
mort. Sans, i6 min Dir etpas
er61blen. Sd iperOe Oeine S6weIter
6eiraten. @as iagit on 0a5u?
9ns lit ibr gan5 re6t!
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

Gbef: n0os Gnuden uitf Sem
@urtau fam ib ni6t oulOen. 8enn
Sic roltden DoQen, oann routber
sic 5,u Sauie!"
9u6boIter: nSa, Oa bari id
crit re6t nihtl"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

@ittelfdul -8rofefior:
.Scrr @ott, mcnn Die acrle, oic
Noropolfa6rcr, am gnoc MIR nibt
cntocdt babcn, oaB bic groe obcr
gar nid)t obgeplattet lit -. i'd udre
ia fir mein gan5es 2eben Dor mel
men Shiilern blamicrt!"
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

- @er bat Sid, Ou
id0ner @al0.... Seben &c,
set bier is ne Aaee. Ole loofen
sc man INNER i'rao' aus. llno
wenn Sc ga oben lino, mo- Die gau-
me %uffb0ren, - oct is Der Srune-
malo!
9as irene @eib. g.:
Sreu lit meme Srau mir bod, oas
ltuB ib lagen.
81: &anrl, Die lit Sbnen bod i6on
5tpeimal ousgeriidt.
/. st.: sic lit aber INNER balo mie.
o%ereefommen.
9ebr ri9tig. 9iebe
Iino oft melt fliiger als &er5te, neil
tie, penn lie weggeben, Pets wiilen,
mas oen 2euten feblt.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
OBemrr SdDreibFbrtrt Nfs
Nbilipp 5aueranspter.
245.

245.
Mlein Iieber Ser JtcooGtiordr:-
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

a6 FOL a.: aIs id) sic
Dor einigen Sabren beiuGte, err
5Gblten Sic mir bon Sbrer @usiibt,
in Babe einen boberen Soften in
Dem Sauie Sbres oer5eitigen Brin-
5ipals 81 crlangen. Nun, Iin0 Sic
oenn geitiegen?
g.: Sa, nit meiner Gamilie bonn
oritten in sen oierten Stodl
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29

2ebrer: DGs gibt oldb 3uIam-
mengeiebte 9ingtporter, oie Elm
3ablmort als 8eltimmungsport b.
ben, 3. 9. 3meifampf; iper fam mir
nod anocre nennen?"
S6Iler: D9reied."
2ebrer: n9fid)tig, nod ems"
SGuler: o@ierblatt."
Sebrer: FLUID gut; INNER
mebr!"
Collier: uglfenbein."
Washington Journal., 1922-09-29
@imsise g%cr6inOnns.

sd mo6te pegen meines 2eber.
leioens NAL ben Or. Srieoldnoer
foniultieren; aber crit min ib nit
BEL einigen ieiner friiberen 8atien-
ten &llsfunft iiber i'm bolen."
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-09-29
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
 STUDY COLORADO RIVER
 HYDRO-ELECTRIC PLANS

FLAGSTAFF, Sept. 21-The hydro electric development of the Colorado river in Arizona must eventually come and connot be much longer delayed according to statement issued here today by Arthur P. Davis, di- rector of the United States reclama- tion service, who, with other gov ernment officials and prominent engi- neers had just completed a trip by boat down the river from Halls Crossing, Utah, to Lees ferry. Late today several members of, the party left to inspect the site of the Dia- mond Creek dam. After that there will be trip of inspection down the river to Needles.
 The men comprising the party of notables, who were guests of Flag staff business men at lunchon today, are, besides MT. Davis, Herman Stab- Ter, chief engineer of the land classi- f1cation board of the United States geological survey; Col. c. H. Birds eye, chief engineer of the topogra- phic branch of the same United States department: H. w. Dennis, chief con- struction engineer of the Southern California Edison company; Charles P. Kahler, electrical engineer of the Union Pacific; E. c. Larue, hydrau- lie engineer, United States geological survey; Lewis R. Freeman, noted lecturer and writer of Pasadena, Cal, R. E. Caldwell, Utah state engineer, and his states representative on the Colorado river commission; Clarence c. Stetson, assistant to Secretary of Commerce Hoover; Franklin Thomas professor of civil engineering at the California institute of Technology; John A. Didstoe, former president of Utah state university and R. D. Young. irrigation experts of Richfield, Utah.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-09-29
BRYAN WILL SPEAK FOR STATE TICKET
 OCTOBER THIRD

In a communication under date of September 18th Hon. w. J. Bryan, three times candidate for President on the democratic ticket and former Secretary of State, conveyed his con gratulations to ex-Governor Hunt on his personal victory in the Democra- tic primary and his even greater vic tory for Democracy.
 In his communication MT. Bryan conveyed the information that he would be in Phoenix to speak on Tuesday, October 3rd, in behalf of the candidacy of Senator Henry F. Ashurst. MT. Bryan said it would also add to the pleasure of his visit to be able to speak for the ex-Gov- ernor and the entire democratic ticket
 A meeting is being arranged for MT. Bryan for the afternoon of Oc- tober 3rd in time for him to leave on the six o'clock train for Ash Fork.
 MT. Bryan's letter and ex-Gov- ernor Hunts reply follow:
 My dear Governor:
 Accept my congratulations upon your great personal victory and your still greater victory for Democracy I have promised Senator Ashurst to speak for him at Phoenix as I. re turn East. AS he may not be there I wish you would say to his com mittee that I expect to leave here on the afternoon of October 2nd. I can speak there on the afternoon of Oc tober 3rd, and must leave at about 500 p. m. for the East via Ash Fork.
 Of course it will add to the pleas ure of. my visit to be able to speak for you and the rest of the ticket Please confer with Senator Ashurst' committee and with yours and let me know at 1520 Ogden Drive, Holly wood, Los Angeles, whether the meeting is desired and whether tho date is satisfactory. l With regards to Mrs. Hunt ant good wishes for you both, I am Very truly yours. 1 w. J. BRYAN 1 Hon. w. J. Bryan,
 1520 Ogden Drive, 1 Hollywood, Los Angeles. 1 Dear Friend: I wish to assure you of my gratifi
 cation in receiving your letter O | congratuiatlonS on my victory Tn th' l primaries. The best news. however
 in your letter is that you will b, here on the afternoon of October 3rd I am sure this will be gratifying new
 to all of the Democracy of Arizona
 While I am not now in touch wit l Senator AshurstIs committee, vii
 take it for granted that it will b. l acceptable to them.
 I am leaving this evening for tn
 southern part of the State, but vol
 will be advised later on by the com 1 mittee which will take charge of tn meeting.
 1 I am, with kind regards, Yours very sincerely, GEO. W. P HUNT
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-09-29
p. }. CORP. PUTTING ON FEW MEN
 AT HUMb0LT

Chief Consulting Engineer Le Grande, of Phelps Dodge Corporation, is in the district this week, on a trip of inspection to the power plants here and at Morenci.
 J. O. Amber, superintendent of the shelter, is back on the job fol- lowing a swing around the state on a visit to the various smelling plants.
 Rod McDougall, superintendent of motive power, has returned to Mo- renci from business trip to Naco- zari.
 Manager Hodgson reported this week that a few additional miners had been put on at the Humboldt.
 The above meagre items may be said to be the gist Of the news for the week relative to movement of P. D. officials, and operations, but the ERA is advised unofficially that on the occasion of the recent visit of President Walter Douglas and General Manager Beckett with Man. ager Hodgson, the trio wore out sev- eral lead pencils making figures and estimates along a certain line of proposed activity for this district.
 Our informant, who swore us to secrecy, said the consultation reach ed the Head pencil stage, which was an encouraging sign.
 Capt. Hodgson stated this week that nothing definite had been de cided upon and that operations for the present would go forward as usual, although when pressed for something more definite, said: five may know more sometime during October"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-09-29
SLAYER LAUGHS AT JURYMEN AS THEY
 FILE OUT

PRESCOTT-A verdict of guilty of first degree murder with a recom- mendation for death sentence was returned at 2:55 o'clock this after noon by the jury in the case of Will liam E. Acker, charged with the murder of Iver Enge. The jury was out a little over two hours. Judge Sweeney set Friday morning, Sept. 29, at 10 o'clock as the time for pas sing sentence.
 The trial of William E. Acker charged with the murder of Iyer Enge, closed at 12:45 o'clock this afternoon, when Judge John | Sweeney of the superior court cen cluded his instructions to the jury and gave them four forms of verdicts one of which they were to fill out and return.
 During the concluding argument by County Attorney John L. Sulli van, who led the prosecution for the state, the defendant sat with a hali smile playing over his lips. When the jury walked out of the box tc begin their deliberations, he laughed
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-09-29
REPUBLICANS OPEN
 HEADQUARTERS AT CENTRAL HOTEL

The Republican campaign in this county was officially opened on Sat urday evening last when the. County Central Committee met in one of the parlors of the ''Y" building, in conjunction with the county candi- dates, and proceeded to the election of a chairman, Secretary and Treas urer, and members of the Republi- can State Central Committee. The new officers of the Republican Com mittee who will serve for the en- suing two years, are:
 J. L. Adams, Clifton, chairman.
 McHenry Mosier, Morenci, Sec retary.
 Elmer Swanson, Clifton, Treasurer
 The Greenlee county members of the Republican State Central Com mittee, elected by the County Com mittee at it's first meeting Saturday night last, included:
 Swanson, Clifton; F. L. Coates Metcalf; F. L, Adams, Clifton; Ches ter Davidson, Morencf.
 At the meeting on Saturday night there was a good attendance of both candidates and Committeeman, twen ty-two being present in person. The Republicans will have no can didate on their ticket for Assessor Although George Reitzer was nomin ated at the primary election fol this office he has since declined tC make the race.
 The Republican ticket in this county, other than precinct officers will consist of Dell M. Potter. fol the Senate; W. c. Crauford, of Mo renci, for Representative in the Le gislature; Mrs. Joe Terrel, Clifton | Representative in the Legislature G. A. Franz, Clifton, Sheriff; L. E Rice, Morenci, Treasurer; T. M Titterington, Morenci, Recorder; Am | prose Spezia. Clifton, Supervisor District No. 1.
 Republican headquarters were op ened this week on the East Side in the Central Hotel building. Thos S. Smith, candidate for Justice O | the Peace of Clifton, is in charge O | the headquarters.
 1 PHOENIX, Sept. 25-Judge P. D | Oyerfield of Casa Grande, today wa
 reelected chairman of the Republi can state central committee at it
 convention in the Adams hotel here l Roy Davidson of Yavapai county
 and Dr. John Dennett, Jr., of Phoe
 nix, were also reelected as secretar
 and treasurer respectively of tn committee.