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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

face Fer sn Instant Kitty shud,lrrel
lnwartlly Her passion for wilscn WAS
taking her Into uurciished, companion.
ships
pleased 10 eco You Mr. BuNycr." she
said. 1T was very good Of you 10
call"
Rowyer uttered short laugh Tn
no, a calling man. Mrs Bnsto,s," he
said. "Rad the ladies don't like me,
They know too mUcb about me"
That's very poor taste on ,heli
part. said Kitty.
That's as may be, came here 90
business
Tim glad 10 soe you on business.
then said Kitty.
Rowyer locked AT her IN asrlIra-
tlon. Il zee We understand each
ether" he Sald That's what ! like
You ought 10 have been mRa, Not
hu, what you'd have been spoiled II
yuu had BEEN" he added, with clumsy
effort q, compliment
Kitty laughed outright Now |
know you have come to get something
she said.
No, cesSxhtfft,,s Ts'ea Htkf fiithgx
go thar you1l be able to pull on, abou,
Christmas with your full Investment
Bot suppose Carruthers makes trcuhle'
Remember, you've done What ynu dli
for his sake az we'll as your own. You
want 30 help him ~ into More re-
munerntive investment. You know tina,
little affair ~ his Ia oar
she started Violently ard powyes
aid not need to await her answer
That's What came TO tell ron
he vent on, "So knew We ran
count on ron 20 smooth things over II
Csrrathers begins TO wonder. You're
stsueh, thcnT'
you can count on ire. Mr. Bower"
answered Kitty. taathinS herself and
hlm But how about yqur~lff M
terS'and from you that you were gong
.sbses. ! hope you're not going too
sluwf"
I'm Tdnr to sp~ed things NJ s0on,-
he answered.. frosniBg. whats
happened heirs ,hinKs along. ] Gcn''
know what the trouble was though,
al hrst II ~as uns Of those fpscgs
quarreis But It's lasted. His fscv
grew red Il weAi there he said
'hlctly. ''She wouldnt hare anything
10 say 10 nse. Ordered me og the
rlscv.-
Bowyer leaned forward rsntteStBal.
Nv. "Se@ here, Mrs nestors~ he SAIL
Ell gvt her oBt Of the way--if
guarantee that VIII Carvuthe-s and
sAe went noeet again, how'll that SILT
ruGF~
~yan'v- chsnred ypur raind ss,sui
raarrytr9y
Maybe yrs Mayh~ M. I'm not q
marrying psaa Soes~ty ss ~ general
ly an scrsdens--or trap Bet caa
prcu,lss yol fhervll b. as trvTisle frmu
that quarter, Also thai she'll te ca
~ the district h~fare wGnser.~
sTo EE cs1STISCKpJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

Of The Mlzaatibl. theagAt that. wy~a
II yoa Lest, you'd have ycas Aaes.
berv. and yvar farty Thousand. sad
you'd f@el~-that you'd done what Joe
would have wanted A. yeur execisar
] way. sell esss TO Phayr~ before his
to late. Al lsAss--si least
He eusld gss na fusther. Kitty ieoket
ap Into hts face. |wIll, kupw hew
you tss!.- khs said softiy. I'm 80
sorry. I've dsn4 what ecu wanted.
WI. Bot | kAseat dsae u for ice,
I've done Il for yoa- WIll yon'vs
made yeur own Obstacles You've
nsver UNDERWOOD ZIG. ms you want
tn help; Ms yoa I want my saonss
for, Will"
Afterward w,lton could not irnsEtns
hos he had found strength 10 resist
hsr Vita Maiiy lost, Jim Belts him
self counsling sureaJsr, and Kitty
caring nothing FOR the line, why did
he not let II gpt In that black hour
tie tempta,ioa OF her prrsraes. the
human love that Sas hts for the ssk'
Ing. screamed their weak counsel In
bis ears.
II may have been m. hher o. Puritan
anr~stors or simply the i,horn instinct
70 nght to the cod. that gave him bis
strength. Hut he did Eaa know how
be left her tili be found himself In the
street.
lie went 10 the hank. the last placv,
and the last. hopeless effort fore
doouied h failure. fic west Into
phayry's 6rlce.
Good morning. Mr Carru.hers,"
said the president ~What can 90 for
gOug"
Big Musher's brldrrd~ said WI.
ton. THAT aAtuli srud up the value o.
thr shares suggest that yua renew
Nr t'GS,ncG's foam w7tF6 u fairs sue."
-. My ,tl4,Ar. ais. carEughsgg. that's n
queer proposition 10 mAse 10 ne "
,n.ti 4 't@4ye 'lep're aes a simple
:er T. Ntcri say gnyth'ue mercy"
"Nau kroW the collateral u Eoo'i.
~Goodl rs splendid only wish
81 our paper was aS rlIabie"
"Nell Other banks mas think the
saU~."
Eut they won't" sail rhayrc, srnil.
Ing In ten years when thsse whea,
lands are Ia he4,sal,S. this VII b. the
newest stsnary ~ Canada, Only,
they don't knew Il
. ilow do yoa know II. thcnt.
ihRyre chueAled and began TO drum
his fingers on the desk
You pledged your word 10 the O.
rec,ors be answered 'Ot course.
there were ruuors ~ }, before, Ral
your wor,i is good enough for me Mr.
Carvulhers. I'm booster Tor Clayton
believe ~ those wheat fittis and
I'm golps To have them, Better throw
~ your job, Carruthers, aud take one
With u What d. you Sayt"
I'm goiug back TO work Tor you and
Mr. hoNycr right away" said Wilton.
AT least guess II looks like coming
to that hut I've got my JOB TO finish
and I'm goine to do it."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

sMaces ~ wlassa sAs So N iasrsass
sAss ~ aaa Ekasst sea3nsfsA SIR
szw. 500. ma. k2sssnx Aawx. ana haa
ssss feswss<. she nssAs wA " Esssa
ye.. but Ae,rss in that sfay.
Now So wvasd 60 ~ sss isassAs
10 susg Molly. Molly bad nevss wrat.
sea In sss sfne~ hsr assmFsaas xaa see
I'D Get svsa kae~ u Der sisasNsa~ had
snsrs~sr4 In estrsnsshs ARr fsMsA wit
ten Bus she tefrrr~4 sms'~~s frnss
w'llt0n's bemFsag. He had aSs is0&,na
lEEf O saeees=ssA ieyer
fsatt~riy size r~H@eF@t on her mar
rias~ with ice. she bad lws@e losesi
Joe. tat n~tsAer bad sse haired Atn
She lad loved wflsea. and. toSad b.
srsdstt0n snd social circumstance. sAs
had eeacesied H. Thea-1ee had ahsd
Everything bed s@~a~i possible. And
Msiton had emgsg~d AllAs<af to aH.
csser--to Der best trNend Kitty uss
net . bad wesnsn. sas sAe as@snt 10
HkMA wv AN8 WA cAFN ~NN%&A - " "
san. cost shat II nsi.hI
When. sAsrsfSre. tate on the day A.
ter he Mad called ca her. the maid 30
nocnced Tusa Bowyer. Shs bad nsses
heen m her house before she seat
Down word that sAs woaid rec~iss
him.
Neither Wilton nor He~y~r was
swsFe that the ether was tn Csytoa
when Hosysr called. Sos did th<s
Enees.
Kitty came downstairs. 10 nnd
Be~yef standing In the p@rler. twsFt
Ing bis hat In bis hands Therr vas
q singulasiy vpipine look on The red
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

quarts ~ green tomatoes, nj, green
ptppers onshslf pound ~ mustard
one half o''nce ~ :urneric row der.
three fourihs cupfel ri acur, nns Gun.
iul 81 sugar. ~ quarts ~ vinegar.
Cut the vegetable. iH,o small titrcs
and lei lbSm stand overnight In
! brine. ssing usle rupfui NJ Kaff ~ \
gallon " water, In The morning seald
and drHin thoroughly. Mix she uus-
lard 'nrtnreit.'e =, hont. ard saEst VIII.
y pln' ~ The slDeger to u smooth paste.
add this to the remaining vinegar
which has been hrwagh, 10 the i..iling
potni, Cook twenty minutes add NJ.
vegetables and when cool place In lara
eal seal
Pepper hsst.--Take twelve red hnd
twelve green peppers remove ms
white fil'sv and ~aefs. pee, twelve op.
'''ps he ase Of An eag. chop al very
fse, Then sdi boiling water Ia cover
I.Fs stand FIVE minutes and drain.
ccok 'og'ther three fants Of vinegar.
two carfais ~ suRst, three ietei ,st,s
fpoonfuis OF salt. adj tigs ,...,at,es
toil up ohee sni ,aru Into s.r,lli,sa
Jars. Seal
sptcea ofspss.-~Isensase ,h@ Mir,
'r'Hn end place In . ~rAra,e d,yh
s'Ehi pounds " grapes. CpDl ,he ng,n
In three rapfals NJ vinegar ~,,b s,,,
s''css Of esnnsmma, enc ngnce \,
cloves and two hisaes az mace tied /,
eisfh Pass On mgeh ss rsss,,,.
through fine siere keeping ,,ac. tho
se*sss Add tire sk'ns whseh hsv. t.e>
s'mFners-f slowly nn,ll tender aaa
four Isounds u Kusar and the ....~s..
snt cc@k mill thick. Seal In rsm....
f~ry sses WITH yetiscn.
Msxiean Eous--~ sgsts' shw~ rYe~r
psrfsrs tessthwise and fake Gu, .sn
ss~aA FRY two minutes In VERY bo.
butter. FRI ax VERY thin sa,e~s ~
ham srd place IN ssire~ ~ iuass. Inv
The psgg~rs evet 's~ hnrn and ru, :
p~&ehe4 " syaed egx On sch s,cs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

h,sakfasf tl@ rrsaiesa 10 sos~~si "
saves lfonAls. seesi ara gives eee Z
few minutes leageg IN Aea. heweseF,
the As~aksass aMAis h fairly wwal 80
sshlisAsa. having bees astsse f,s any
AaEae~r ef evNsasa~& ~ thai ths
housewife. pr~ssAs and 10 cosas wssf
pr0haely SIN plan end enscats break.
sssis
II 10 wise to fesslSsssss tAat the tsst
meal shcald he Q hspry, aaie, ere
starting she family Of 30 tAsiF various
Duties In cheerful frame If mind
There have scwn 30 statistics eanspilei
which tell Us Of the tragvsiies si4Haes
and paissgas- which have bsea caused
BY p@M foSa, beiiri IN sisd snd
ais0Fsierssa ha0~ehald. Whe cAa tell
the farrcachiag effect. Of such evssaL
tiosss
When psanrf Thought HAS heen given
the abeha. tbsee ia 10 saaseh tha, n
should net he varied. 50 ihcqe are
c"lH,irss Why's ~ seftlag 1hc ean-
pcn things, Heavy. hearty tssis arc
40; soca Zoe Inactive resliie aad wtSM
enc feels stupli ani dnli 81 hour or
tao AMER eating 4 Ia eist "a taak into
tkc lpvUa
Nest i.ealds enjoy ht ot fruit IN
scasa ti1r frs, think. thea d,sh 90
cereal az sHnsc alAd Witch, because
~ .ah~ raras'ts,.ss,ss hs., sisifs,,sRg avery
slngpipg an egs -, hacna. ,and ,.ss;
With cup ~ cuffer. wlI 10 sa1lriTnt
for The average appetite
: itaf t'Ntiis Enff1eS fvf7'f't taEtA
may Occasionally take tie piace of
toast though The SEASON AID senlrf-
h,ure Kfs.rtS the appetite
Tems'e odis'.--Atiof cooking ripe
iomai,es carefully reaauvlng ~ the
s'rds possible use neariy ~qunl meas.
urcs ~ sncEr end c,ok sntlt ,higk,
Add ~ sg,qNl amount ot well cnokcti
slightly swcelrned aptle sauce 10 he
topatr and when hal 49,, lnIa einssrs
and enSer With patsftn, This i very
hlre With mc#ta IN winter
Southern Pudding fake tao cup-
fuis q niaAh,Si sweet potatoes add the
yolts of fpar eggs We'll beaten 'so
pinis ~ 5iilk anT half eUrfal 81 sugar.
and ieAspe"ufui - cil,asmea air
IN liz u, the whites ~ Fauf eggs
hcatuH sin ani turn lHtp val.
ha'ierd baking 1lsh 10 bake Serve
with ans saucs ~ without.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
CHAPTER ix-cantinusd.



Eow wilton had succeeded. Big
MusArs vas Conquered, and ON the east
shore The vanguard Of the line was
driving tbs cleared way forward aud
peggihg ont tbs way for the metals.
soon grading would begin. wntoS's
camp would shrtak. and the engines
would be moved ahead. and~-he would
have time IN think.
He dreaded that He had not seen
Molly or she factor since that nlghG
Of the subsistence. lie knew that
Bo~yer had paid NOR. thau ore visit
To- the steie. but he shrugged his
shoulders and put II out Of bis mind
The workmsn. after their months
Of arduous labor. had begun 10 grow
slack. There was rest,veness Ia the
camp. Once OF twice Wilton had seen
signs Of liquor. He detected /, in the
slowing up u work he had smelled II
Ia tho bunkhonses.--t penetrating
edor Of CHEAP alcohol. with lss susgts
tien Of gasoline.
Andersen, forestalling him, came to
him about the time Of this discovery
They're getting that rot gut again
Mr.. Cnrruthers." be said Il don',
know where, I'm keeping my eyes
peeled. hHt Amt said nothing"
~ihe hes. policy said Wilton. 1.-THE
men have worked hard. When this lohs
neisted veil let ,hrn ~lss'k az far
q day " 1870 fhsn Will xrt down
TO business on this proposition, BaI
u yod Mud out anything let nee know
at once
A Few days later came the spanning
Of the swamp. On the ssne afternoon
q summons came from NE court. 10.
kcth.r With letter from Guam. The
police had ~ hast picked az iapillon
sr1t i'EsErpartuut and ha'l. trrnf~rr'i
the rinr lpd transit compass Wilton
Was wanted u Clayton 20 give .yt.
ds0ce against the metz
The caH was oppgr,ane, Wilton had
ALREADY determined 80 put info rtecu.
ton u rIun tha, be lbd formed Il,
was now October aud llttle mprr lha0
two mouths rruuiaed before thr loaH
would be- tairi That would glsG
Howirr tie cuatroi ~ the fifssulibI
Driven by The iFnstenl ,cp.i Al ..p".lsnt
he VAS wotkine for EuNyer Wilton
had resolved TO 80 to CinytrH IS aaau
ns the Testing MAS completed, aid
try to.rulse the mency TO pay rnayre.
~ho, he knew, would not renrN tic
note
,Ilg Muskeg was sranurd And on
the strength II that Wilton believed
the time hid come 20 give Joc's secret
90 tlte world lie would publish far
and Wide the secret ~ ne wheat
lands ilc would establish sufficient
confidence 10 Tho liur 10 make tic
raising of loan possibility
Before leasias be placed uight
guard on duty over the Office and NJ
ranged ua,h Andersen To have three
or four reliable men on watch In the
event ~ the lHhdters attempting to
cross the portage llc went 10 Clayton
snd laid hts statement before IL
r~ctors' meeting They heard him In
frigia silence,
that's an Old story" sald Curtis
Tho sicy president. when he had
nnished
An angry wrangle followed which
lei nowhere They hstiy r"fuss-! 20
spend any money on advertising All
the while rhayrc l,Hrins back 20 his
slSnii,, t6sSfi' III 'arii trs&- MS rs*rs IN
the proceedings
1T culues to this" Said Curtis mai
~. humping the tahle energetlcally
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

He~what would yUar father d. n
I to,d h'n wanted "a marry yoaf
Sh~-~lie'd rwses tas matter 20 nie.
lie thcrsfslly l--And what would
you dot
Shield refer the mafseg TO- Mr.,
Smart, who proposed 60 me and was
accepted wbie you were trying 10
make W yaar mlnd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
Hard lsesr.

we'd said the soce arusnHa~s.
what's seing 90 In chigxersssile -
aayY~
Heart ahan, EeAe nawieT ssksd
Squire Wishe#Aes
~Na Has hs koae TO wewkr
Yea oai,e . number ef eur eth
s~ns were On hand TO s~s him acx~ps q
posltien- In fact, ias eoartrcom ~aS
ervadsd"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

ana combination.
are especially
good Tn these +,
Ausssfa Pickles
fake - n,sall
encunlsrFs. one
quart ~ small on.
Ions, twu caDli@
~ a. =. I.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

Teacher The word grams" IL used
In the sense ~ splendid. sshllmn
noble. and tho like, Can you give az
example ~ such user
Little Bobby iss'n. Grand dukes
and grand larceny Judge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
INEXPERIENCED

INEXPERIENCED
"What kind Of eoai DO yeu wlsh.
mumr'
Dear H,e. arm 90 InsspsrieHees
In these thlaps. Are theirs various
Kinds r.
"os yea. We have soe coal, chest
nut ----~"
=, thlak. III. take VA coal. We
have EGGS oitsssr than We have
chestMuts,'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
A .es pesy,ova

FIRST prtagasr- We'll. pardner. what
sfv POO In fot? '-
SesNrd pitsp--F0Ur 1De yc~eary.
y P.--Why. they wogie.at send jos
up for 'hAt. weSea sssy,
4. D.--f0Gad u before the cw asS
icsi IL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

Ma. can't give baby bite cf ny
sprler"
lie has 80 teeth 10 bite With yet
dear
Can ret him yours. mai They're
90 the bureau"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

The .kestars sins nn airy wing
AZ ihey hhser hsnsrtir tY.
Hut or thslr sing iihe ths, ~ tho s~aa
~ the last keIafs they &c
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

-T's~~. ~n Sundays ws rise hate.
Thcn We eant feed E1cA breakfast.
because Il 10 W. n~ar lunch 'in~ ana
~ doat nc~d amp .-snch because vsvs
sost hnd h-sakfsss--
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

"po~- your wife ever let you drive
her carr
"oh. yes. She II siwnyS most anyious
20 have me take II whenever II needs
gasoline and oil"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

Tfis In rfrs' are whea a mAa,
impressed vita . sr~at iita ran c1sfy
eat hss pre}eet without heih. iNpssR-
onsA ss ;humt screwed ~ yfss ehtea
IN any form bh&sRs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
FORCED m r

FUNCEb TO n
W., Tsvrssoo: Old Curxie's been
drinking HE q nah ever slnes the
eeursry wen. dry.
NJ. We,ro~s: pvr me NEXT Whsrs
dces Ne get M
NJ. Thsrston! From ths asrs
source where the hsa GETS HE drink
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

A,iee~%Nhy do you 10 shopping
vten yoa haven't arr money!
vrxinia~-0h, set through -
nu-h quicker
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

Mrs. Wisely Ito Baidi Hurry, LII
ne Hcrvy' Take The parrot fnse
nn~eh~r r~csn- Mr., Wisely has juss
soss - ccgixS bustun
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

last week he sns me candy. say
fng sweets r. the sws~t"
~ Iret,y wn'imenf. What NJ itr'
"rut now be s.hsis nv an ivory hah
hwuSh.- .,..-. /, ..n.. 49, ,,r. Ill. ..n ).
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
The KITCHEN
CABINET


we w1Fws sAm ssus~ sstsAs tRe ~
Ana b TIE ran TIE FNa2as szsx ~
AsssAss ess ere4A I'm twss a@A tsSsa@@ u
ras AAwasAg ssifs ans s~Anews
NEMA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

wen Nave to tnfr>as~ our Genital.
The delay hiss eaten ie,a var rnsvy,es
Wen have 70 posi- straight toward
our ehtv~tive the Tywu~Nsnglasnsal
Then ven have the monopoly ef
stesdy srrsgh,sn. business
He coaid 20, xwi iheul 80 us,eu 10
the stcry ~ the wheat lan.s wilton
wasscd ~ advertise Il widely, 70 rrsn
u w TO holaee,esders lie bad rlsns
sc~ elevators tSut the dleectcrs. VITO
vss~stsl Kli,ys o,atrol vers dosJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
MORE ptckkUs

Seine mustard plchlrs which arc
Tended wlil 'uu the rlghi sea 1ot,,ngs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06
WHAT TO aAr

gAs right Mad ~ ssraKfast. ~ aat
sshsF mual. hexsns thu aay leefusss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-06

A%AN$t N"Nes NN
sns paAnaea 10
-EeF~ Taa nmt
meal II the DAP
10 % maay hsnss.
keeswfw tho nasst
1agESuls msai s
sll ~ @sar~a NJ
yea So without
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-21
CUSTER CASE
IS SCHEDULED
To Be HEARD

The preliminary legal moves in the
custer proceedings pending in the
district court against billie" Doug.
lass, county commissioner of Nye
county, instituted by L, w Horton,
as spokesman for the grand jury,
will be heard on Friday by Judge J,
Emmett Walsh Of Esmeralda county.
In the meantime billie" Douglass
continues to grow in popularity,
and his mail is becoming so yolum-
inous that he may find it necessary
to employ private stenoprapher,
Letters were received this morning
from two prominent attorneys OF
Reno who volunteered their services,
while letters are coming from all sec
tions OF the state offering sympathy,
confidence and financial assistance,
II necessary.
Mr.. Douglass will be represented
at the proceedings before Judge
Walsh by Harry H. Atkinson, former
district attorney
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-21
No Understandings or Agree
mentS We're Entered Into
in Arms Conference.
EMBODIED IN TREATY FORM
Report Branded as Outrageous
and Unthinkable and as
Most PerfidiOuS.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 21- Secretary
of State Hughes sent a letter today
to Senator Lodge, Republican senate
leader denying the charges made
yesterday in the senate that a secret
understanding" had been entered into
by the United States and Great
Britain, during the arms conference,
as to future action in the Pacific.
The American government entered
into no secret understandings or
agreements during the arms confer
ence that were not embodied in
treaty form, and made public, it was
stated today at the White House.
Il is further declared inconyeivable
that the American government should
invite Japan to a conference, and
then be perfidious enough to turn
around and make a secret agreement
antagonistic to her
Reiterating his denial made in a
former communication, that any
secret agreements existed with other
powers, Secretary Hughes wrote to.
day, he hoped to see no further as
pensions upon the veracity and
honor" Of the American delegates.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-21
los. M'EACHIN DIES
IN RENO HOSPITAL

Joseph McEachin, former United
States marshal for Nevada and for
IS years prominent and influential
in the councils OF the Democratic
party in this state, died Sunday at
a Reno hospital from a complication
of ailments, with Influenza as con-
tributing cause.
Mr.. McEachin was well known in
Tonopah, having made regular visits
to this town during his long service
on the road as representative Of a
wholesale hardware house. News of
his death was received with deep
feeling of regret by his many friends,
as he was univeI sally liked by all
who had the pleasure of his ac-
quaintance.
In 1918 he was appointed United
States marshal but soon after taking
over the office he declared that he
would rather be back on the road
selling hardware and within a year
he resigned to resume travelling
About six months ago he became in
terested in starting drug store at
Truckee, the Eagle pharmacy, and
assumed the management of the
store He had been i'll for three
weeks and was brought to a hospital
in Reno.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-21
COBLENZ AGAIN
TAKES FORMER
GERMAN AIRS


COBLENZ, Mar 21-Coblenz, once
the temporary home Of thousands OF
American soldiers, is again returning
to its status as a German city. With
in the last four months the Ameri-
can garrison on the Rhine has been
reduced to such an extent that more
civilians now are seen on the streets
than soldiers, while a few months
ago the city had the appearance OF
an army cantonment in the United
States.
Commercially the loss Of so many
soldiers can be felt throughout the
American area.
With the rate Of exchange well
over the 200 mark, prices OF all
kinds of merchandise had been ad-
yanced, Now that the bulk OF their
trade comes from the German popu'
lation of Coblenz, the stores are
forced to reduce their prices to III
the pocketbooks of their customers
Four months ago there we're l5'OoU
American soldiers stationed in the
American area. Within that briei
neriod the force here has been re
duced by 5000 men. The American
garrison in Coblenz today is smaller
than the German force maintained
here before 1914.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-21
L. L. MUSHETT OUT
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR

L. L. Mushett, president of the
school board for district No 20, has
filed his nomination for school trus-
tee, long term. Mr. Mushett has
proved himself well qualified for the
position, and his past experience will
stand him in hand during the com
ng term, for he will certainly be re
turned by an almost unanimous vote.
By temperament and education no
better selection could be made for
the position. He is a man who has
been identified with the business and
social end educational life of Tono-
pah for a long period, and has al
ways labored for the upbuilding OF
every community in Nye county,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-21
SHIPMENTS Of
BULLION SHOW
AN INCREASE

Bullion shipments have been oc.
cupying the attention Of mining men
and railroad officials during the past
couple of days. The Tonopah De
yelopment company sent out AZ bars
Of bullion this morning that weighed
95O46 ounces and had a value OF
SlOS,352. This was the result Of the
cleanup at the mill for the first
half Of March, and was in keeping
with production for the last few
months.
Tonopah Extension shipped 81 bars
Of bullion, weighing 5S,730 ounces
and having a value of s66,OOO, while
the West End sent out 25 bars,
weighing 5O,4OO ounces and having
a value of $4,000. The two last
shipments went out Sunday and
Monday. This made a total OF $780,.
S52 from the three mills for the
first half of March, with the Mac
Namara and Desert mills yet to be
heard from.