davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-31

ing In the same direction with him,
he can't fail to see this train when he
makes the acute angle turn for the
railroad crossing and is headed
obllquely back in the other direction.
In addition, the motorist, In order
10 make the acute angle turn must
slow down. He will be headed to-
ward the tracks at a very low rate
Of speed. He will be entirely able to
stop, and, under the circumstances, 1t
is not likely that he will have any
ambition 10 beat the train to the
crossing.
Safety at Turn.
In case the motorist finds himself
approaching the turn at too great a
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-31
The Correct Mixture.

The mixture in the carbure-
tor Is correct II the engine runs
without choking, popping or
missing In the lowest possible
speed or the highest possible
speed or at any speed between
these two extremes. The color
of the exhaust flame, II exhaust
manifold were removed or pet
cocks In cylinder head opened,
should be a faint blue or purple.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-31

less or as hasty about the job as he
pleases. Even in the dark he would
know when to stop simply by the
sound of the water dripping to the
garage floor from the overflow pipe.
The contraptiOn can be carried in a
side pocket and used in the watering
a of any garage.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
LOOKED A LITTLE SUSPICIOUS
Circumstances consplred to Make Per-
fectIy innocent Man Appear Guilty
of Gross Deception.

A friend was visiting us last sum
mer. My wife telephoned me Mt tho
Office telling me to come home early
that evening to take her and our friend
to a show.
On my way home, met some young
women and said: "Well, must be go
Ing home. My wife wants me to take
her to a show tonight"
Upon marching home my wife in
formed me she had decided to stay
at home with the children, but she
wished me to take our friend to the
show, as she was anxious for her to
see the new theater.
Upon entering the street car with
the woman found to- my great EN-
barrassment, that these girls with
whom had been talking were on the
same car AS they knew my wife.
and did not know my friend, ! have
often wondered what they must have
thought.-Baltimor American.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
JUST HINT TO BAGGAGEMAN
SaIesman's Really Bright Idea to In
sure the Careful Handling
Of His Trunks.

The travelling salesman in the check
suit turned to his fellow passenger who
wore flaming fancy vest and re-
marked:
Pardon my curiosity, but I'd like to
know what that label was that you
gummed on your trunk just now."
'"That's all right said the other.
"Here's similar one. I had lot
printed before left home. Read It."
The questioner took the slip of pa
per and read aloud:
"While trunk was being handled
carelessly at a railway station re-
Gently 1t exploded with great violence,
seriously injuring a baggage handler
and demolishing one end of the sta.
tion."
The man with the fancy vest put
his hand in his pocket. Have a
few" he said you'll find them
useful"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
The Effect on Him.

"Uh-well. sah," related old Brother
Buckaloo, "'twuz endurin' of dc re-
vival at Ebenezer chaEel De house
was rocl1in' wild de hallelooyers of de
brands snatched fun de burnin', and
Pahson Bagster was callin' on dis one
and dat one to testify bout de bless
ms dat had 'scended upon him. He
preached po' Brudder Bobshy. dat
had been 'f,lcted wild de rheumatic
twell he was bent up like question
mark.
"'Tell us, muh brudder,' howled de
pahson. what de Lawd in his indefi-
mite mussy has done did to yo'p
"Confound it .ialn't yo' seer
groaned de mlzzable man, twistin'
round twell he could look up into de
preachers face. He's d-n near
ruint me r"-Kansas City Star.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
Hiqhly Creditable.

Two men were arguing about pres
ent. day education.
One was of opinion that 1t was Of
little use. the other that 1t was of the
greatest value.
Look Mt my boy, Jack" he said;
"he can answer any question you like
TO ask him. Here he comes. You ask
him anything you like"
"Jack," said the other, "your iather
tells me you are getting on well at
school. How many are seven and
four?"
Twelve" was the prompt reply.
"There you are" said the proud
father, fright. within one, first bloom
In guess"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30

A plain picture frame painted or
stained and fitted with handles makes
a lovely tray, If one has piece of
Chinese embroidery brocade or quaint
old print to put underneath the glass.
A coffee can covered with tapestry or
cretonne edged with gold braid and
topped with a colored glass ring for
handle forms an attractive cake or
candy box. The powder dish Is made
Of grapefruit glass covered with gold
net. The curtain pulls are easily made
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
Retribution impractical.

"wouldn't 1t be turn about and fair
play II you farmers were to organize
and fix prices to suit yourselves?"
"The proposition sounds allurin'," re-
piled Farmer Corntossel. "Us farm
ers might as well go ahead doln' bust
ness with Reasonable guarantees fur
honesty all around. There's no way Of
squarn' farmers fur all the different
ways we've been stung unless we can
secure protected monopoly on MI
gold bricks, bunko an green goods
games."-Washington Star.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
All She Could Think OF.

One evening, at an entertainment.
the mother of boy IN an algebra
class | taught turned to me and said.
"Well. how is the boy getting alongT
II was my home community and II
happened that l was proud OF a baby
nephew then three weeks old, and ]
thought, of course. that she referred
to him.
answered. "Just fine; he gained
a pound last week."
1t didn't take me long to see that
she referred to the progress Of her
son I'm algebra.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30


housewife with with
BEDS and forms the window ape The black bench which be bought
ondhand
chntz
black The candess powder dish and
candles mirror
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
DYED HER BARY'S COAT,
A SKIRT AND CURTAINS
WITH sDlAM0ND DYES"

Each package of Diamond Dyes" CON
Sve S%s or tint s hsr - old so worn ny s.ded th;nm
new. Even if she has never dyed before.
she can put new, rich color into sh.bby
skirts, dresses, waists, coats, etockins1
sweaters, coverings, daperies, hanpng
everything. Buy Diamond Dyes-no other
kind-then perfect home dycing IN guar
anteed. just tell your druggist whethes
the material you wish to dye is wool o.
silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, o.
mixed goods, Diamond Dyes never streak
spot. fade or run.-Advertisemen
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
on the Eye OF ELECTION.

make the announcement as usual :
said Senator Sorghum. that on cleo
tion night | have given myself 10
tranquil sleep, absolutely fearless Of
the future"
whats the idear inquired the
campaign assistant.
iii probably keep tab on the 70
turns all night. and don't want 20 BE-
disturbed"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
Really Not His Concern.

Jones-Are you marrled2
Movie Actor--I really don't know.
My lawyer attends to all those things
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30

Movie romances all seem to reads
"And so they were divorced and lived
happily ever after."-Imprint.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
Modern Life.

swell how's Algy getting along"
"Doing all right. Sleeps In his Sc
dan and eats In drug store"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
Double Barreled.

Nelghbor-What caused you to lose
the fghtf
TEDDY lost the race!
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30

Carving knife was once a great do,
nestle instrument. Delicatessen leaves
nothing tn be carved.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30

Some men 10 not hesitate about
breaking promise because It is -
easy to make another
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30

Refrigerator Cars In use-
More than 10000 refrigerator cars
are In use on the railways of the
United States and Canada-
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30

1t takes a dog and the boy who owns
II to form mutual admiration So
ciety.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30

After boy has spent year at COL
lege he resembles the picture I'm ready
made clothing advertisements.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
The cutleura Toilet Trio.

Tho Cutlcura Toilet Trio.
Having cleared your skin keep 1t clear
by making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The Soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal. the Talcnm to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table is complete
without them.--Advertiseme
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30
Important to Mothers
Time for One. Then,

Time for One, Then.
"Mama, -Tige's begging. Must give
him piece Of my cookie"
"Of course you must"
-Well, haven't any kieT-Life.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-30

Yes. Why?
Martha Jane, aged five. was aroused
the other morning when the fire alarm
sounded. II was hardly daylight, and
Daddy hurriedly dressed and went to
the scene of the fire.
"Why," Martha Jane demanded
when he returned. did they have a
hre before morningT
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
STRAIGHT AHEAD NO TURNS

IE continued increase in activity
 e6courang than the for ward the world are Eastern financial writers point out that Washington and they intimate that surprise expected the Genoa barley
 and financial affairs call atten standpoint of history analogy substantial is due any time
 1sO9 writes authority occurred the 1907 panic The similar revival of 1895 got fairly months the panic of 1898 the have reached its true already have behind interval of months"
 The period beer The reaction from wartime prosperity made months gloomy for panic
 
 The hopeful situation today is conditions slowly but cer ny returning Hopen step Opmism optimism confidence confidence cannot but bring success n undertaking
 people with the knowledge that the There is longer any logical reason for anyone expecting the activities of the business world Hoeness optimism, and cooperation are the o longer for the dispenser gloom pemis The and who nut going conditions those who still around long smiles who hinder and ouc who retardng progress
 pessmist with speed forward Opini might be speeds and There some optmistchey neuaP and go forwar
 Now the get conditions after period of depression automobiles slowly at first attained into 'his
 need for ther is the optsts to take the wheel better days straight dangerous chuck holes washed bridges
 Speed up andkeep the pessimss will tired taking and catch with
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
To Develop Property.

TOMBSTONE-E c. Bradshaw, mining operator and promoter, who recently cOmpletd a big mining deal Tn Mohave county, and Edward J. Port eous, Los Angeles capitalist, were in Tombstone today for the purpose Of filing articles of incorporation of the Parent Mining Company. headed by Los Angeles capital, which will take over and develop promising copper, gold and silver properties in the Klon- dyke district in Graham county, about 50 miles from WillcoX. MT. Brad shaw reports that operations develop ing a vein showing a surface of 30 feet containing high assays in gold and silver and some copper will be started as soon as possible and mill erected for the treatment Cf the ore. It is his opinion, he stated, that it will not be long before one of the biggest mining booms in the history of south ern Arizona will result from the op- erations to be carried on by his com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
NAVY MEASURE
GContinued lfrom Page one)

We will win, unless too many of our supporters leave-toWn for Easter" said Representative McATthur of Ore gon, Republican member of the naval committee. ready with an amendment providing for S6,O00 men the moment the section is reached
 Friends of the "big navy" had plan. ned early today to force the fight over until next week, but Chairman Kel- ley resisted all attempts to delay. When the measure was called up to be read. item by item, the clerk had barely a page when the fight started op the enlisted question. and it ragged increasingly until night. In the end, the house, worn olt by hours of talk quit nine pages ahead of the disputed provision.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15

of course He went bit along the passage and called out, Effie, you can scratch up bit of lunch for MT. Hap good?'
 ,''I suppose she said Yes. 'Lunch1l be on in about two minutes,' he came pack to me with.
 Led me into the morning room and we sat down and pretended to talk. Very poor pretense, I give you my word.
 Presently I heard the girls voice outside, Lunch is ready
 We jumped up like two school boys released from detention and went along in. More mystery. Lnnch at Sabres place was always a beau tifuIly conducted rite, as I was ac- customed to. Well, there were places laid for two only and q ramschackle kind of cold picnic scattered about the cloth. Everything there, help your self kind of show. Bit of cold meat, lump of chese, loaf of bread, asort- ment of plates, and so on.
 Sabre said. Oh, by the way, my wifes not here. She's away.
 '1 murmured the polite thing. He was staring at the two places, frown- ing a bit Half a minute," he said and hopped of on his old stick. Then heard him talking to this mysteri- ous girl. At leas. 1 heard her voice first. oh, 1 can't 1 can't"
 Then Sabre: Nonsense, Fife, You must You must. insist. Don't be silly.
 'Preaen;iy ;h c9mos sjatre with the girl. And tie g,ri wiIE 5he taby in her arms. ,1Jt. saiG sn hls ordinary. easy voice-'This is a very retiring young person. !1upEcoG. Had to be dragged in. Miss Bright. Her fathri $ in the office. Perhaps you've met him, have you?"
 Well don i;now whit I salc, cid man. I know what l thought. l thought just .>,iS2.y what you're thinking. Yes. h9c .uriousiy vivid shCt of recollection Cf old Bright as Id seen him d couple If hours be- fore of his 1lazius look. cf his gvs- ture Of wanting tC huri the Tab'e Ct Stone at me, and of hls eXTraoI din"rv remark about SdbTe-l lad that and 1 did what you'r1 doing. put tive and two toge.l:- and found the )D- yious answer (samc as you) and jGl- ly near fell down dead | did. JOby near.
 But Sabl9 wa; goiug on, plc isa1l and natural as you please Miss | Bright was he:2 as u companion tu iny ! wife while Waj ip Franco. Nv she's staying h h,rc ! .it, Put ibe pa I by on tho so'a. l.ft;e, and let's get lp work. I'd like you two to be friends
 The meal wasn't precisely ban quet. We helped ourselves and sucked up the sOiled plates as we used them. No servants, dyou sec? That was pretty clear by now. No wilo, no servants, no wedding ripg; rothiug but old Brigbt's daughter and old Bright's daughters baby and -- aud-SabrC
 "Oucc tbc baby whiWpcred, and sho got up aud went to it and stopped over it tho other slde of the sofa from me, so I could sec her face. By sad II you could have seen her eyes then!
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
0Io1I ASNHupcHlNSoN

Sabre upstairs, ehy' I asked. No. No, Mir Sabre Shot here says old gen. tlemen, with rather an odd loOk at me.
 What the devil did Inc mean? Just then | caught sight of an old bird knew slightly coming down the stairs with a book under his arm Old chap called Bright. Looked rather like Moses coming down the mountain with the Table of stone in. his list. ] said in my .cheery waS Ilulio, Mir. Bright. Good morning was JusJ inQuiring for Mir Sabrel
 By love. thoueht for a minute tho old patriach w0s going to bcayc the table of stone g; my head. He caught up tue book in both his hands an gave q sort ol choke and dazcd al mo out of his Cyes.---
 Let mo tell you, sir, this is nc place to inquire after MT. Sabre, saiC
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
FUEL OF NAVY
tcOntinued from Page one)

gencleS.
 -"Contracts have been made and arc now being made" the statement said (which will insure the navy ample storage for all the fuel oil which 1t has obtained now, and which it will hereafter obtain from such reserves. This storage will be located at such points that in any time of crisis or need, the ships of the United States can obtain the same at points from Guantanamo, Cuba, to the extreme northeast of Maine, and from Califor- mia to Hawaii"
 The new policy is the outgrowth of the efforts to solve controversies growing out of the setting aside of certain oil lands for naval purposes for which congress paved the way with the oil land leasing act. The in terior department pointed out that under the previous practice of at tempting to provide for storage under ground, oil in navy lands was being drained away by adjacent private op' erations, and that the "so-called nav al reserve" would be exhausted with in a few years.
 Under the new leasing and royal ty oils" storage plans, the depart ment's statement said, such loss would be prevented and the navy be assured of an immediate available war reserve supply of oil fuel at all times.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
Let me tell you

he. Let me tell you
 Well I'd ha1et him tell me any old thing. That was what I was there for. But he shut himself up with a kind of gasp and cannoned himself into his tabernacle under the stairs l thought I'd push out to Penny Green and see old Sabre myself.
 You can imagine me, old man, trip ping up the path of Sabre's house. House had rather a neglected appear ance, I thought. Door knob not pol ished, CT blind still down somewhere or something I don't know. Some thing. And what made me conscious of it was that I kept long time wait ing after I'd rung the bell In fact, I had to ring twice. Well, I suppose I'd been expecting to see one Of Sa- bre's couple of Jinkses' as he call them, and 'pon my soul I was quite startled when the door opened and 1t wasn't one of them at all, but very different pair of shoes.
 Tt was a young woman; ladylike, dressed just in some ordinary sort of clothes; | don't know; uncommonly pretty, or might have been if she hadn't looked so uncommonly sad; and-this was what knocked me carrying a baby.
 |" I don't know why I should have i imagined she was the kids mother but I did. I don't know why I should have looked at her hands, but l did don't know why I should have eX pected wedding ring but I did. And there wasn't one.
 She was looking at me decidedly as if she were frightened. No, no. Mir Sabre's not gone away. He's here Are you friend of his?
 '' 1 smile at her. well, used tC bep' I said. She didn't smile. What the dickens was up? My names Hap good
 Perhaps you'd better come in.
 You know. it was perfectly extra ordinary. Her voice was sad as hel face. I stepped in. 'Pon my soul, began to feel creepy. Scalp began tC prick. Then suddenly there was ole Sabre at the head of the stairs. Well, he wasn't dead, anyway; thai was something to go on with. l took his hand and said, 'Hulo, Sabre. How goes it, old man? Able to do the stairs now, sec
 Fine he said, shaking my hand Jolly nice of you. You'll stay bit
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
AROUND THE COUNTY
Strike Rich Ore.

TOMBSTONE-Jef Milton inspee- tor of Fairbank, and ranch and mine owner, whose properties are located on the west side of the Huachucas, brought some promising ore speci- ments to Tombstone today for assay and exhibit to his friends. One sam pie, showing peacock copper and sil- yer plainly, which comes from four foot vein, runs 55 percent copper ana over 30 ounces in silver. MT. Milton reports that he is cposscuttins in two places on the vein, which is showing better promise daily, and soon he ex- poets to perfect plans for more eXten- sive development of the properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
LEGISLATURE
tcOht,nued from Page oDe'

some amendments which the house would strongly oppose: The points of Ditterest conflict were expected to be the appropriation which the house re- fused for the military establishment and which the senate later made; the increase by .he senate of the state fair appropriation; the reductions by the senate of salaries of many clerks and stenographers, and the insertion by tho senate of the immigration com missioner's appropriation.
 The appropriation bill, as it left the senate, represented saving of $3S6, 1922 as compared with the amount carried in the general appropriation bill of the regular sesion for the year bcening next July 1. The appropria- tions for the coming year had amount cd to $4,975, ,l4S, but the bill as it was passed by the senate today contained $4,5S9,S16.
 Senator Lines today renewed his offensive against the $7,200 appropri- ations for the immigration commis- sioner's office, declaring:f"I want to offer a motion to strike it out. This money is proposed to be stolen, to be expended for no useful purpose. offer this motion with two objects, one to prevent the loss of the money ana the other to give senators an oppor- tunity to square themselves before the state"
 And with the world chimed Sen ator Eddy.
 Senator Wilkinson differed, how ever, contending that the office was useful and necessary.
 Senator Lines motion was lost, [
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
Permanent Asociation

DOUGLAS-The Cochise County Fair association will be organized and capitalized at $5OO00, it was definite ly decided at meeting of the commit tee recently appointed by Viye Pres ident Robert Rae. There will be q board of directors consisting of 15 aud an executive committee composed Of five of the directors. The president of the association will be chairman of this committee. ft
 It was decided to start work on the organization immediately. The prem ium lists must be ready by July l. and Robert Rae was made chairman Of a committe to receive bids for publish ing the booklet. It is planned to let the premium list to the firm offering the biggest percentage of the gross receipts to the fair association.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
Continued From Page l

to II.
 Senator Sims renewed his motion for inclusion of an appropriation GOV ering the expenses of the next regu- lar legislature. It was lost, to g.
 The senate also postponed indefin- itely Senate Bill 67 to amend present statutes so as to provide for the dis solution of corporations which fail to pay their annual fees.
 The governor, in a message, amour ced his approval of House Bill 57 one of the ir agir itondittrscisshrd one of the irrigation district measures
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
A GOOD CONCERT AND A GOOD CAUSE

TWO the benefit of the Sal While the Warren District it's the has been accompshdso effectively tha be given it.
  communities the sva doing good The District has been called
  be DO"
 Salvation Army great deal the local them enjoyable whose frequent appearances him a an
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
ARMY REDUCTION
Continued from Page one2

tContinued from Page One)
 ation and maintenance of the worS must ask congress to re-state for us the mission of the army"
 4 potential army of 2,000,000 men is the goal set hv the war department in laying its plans for national de- Tense, according to General Lassiter. sThe 2,00O 900 man army would be com posed of three forces, he said, onS sixth being assigned to the regulars, two sixths to the national guard, and three sixths to the organized re- serves. As il the world war, in time of hostilities, these forces would be at once merged, into a homogeneous entity under unified federal control
 If the broad plan on which work 1s now progressing is abandoned. he warned the committee, the United States will have to face in the next year the same chaotic conditipuB as heretofore" i a.f
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15

He said to me, Hapgood, the rem edy'S the old remedy. The old God. But it's more than that. It's Light: more light The old revelation wos good for the old world, and suited the the old world and told in terms of the old worlds understanding. Myth ical for ages stceped in the mystical; poetic for minds receptive of nothing beyond story and allegOry and parable We want new revelation in terms of the new worlds understanding. We want light, light!
 CHAPTER II
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-15
THE END OF A DEPRESSED DAY

cH greater than during month since De- --
 Bsbe the Doug smelters within 4S hours.
 beginning place orders for tho red metal hundreds thousands of copper other products made
 cheer tho The the metal with the activity other industries the mining districts will picking up faster rate The $
 Cheer