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, 1922-11-17

We wish . hank our many friends
and nei-hbors for the beautiful flow
erss kindness and sympathy extend
ed to Us In our ken bereavement
in tbs loss Of our dear husband. faith
er and brother.
MRS LETTIE WALBURS.
WALLACE wALBURN.
EFFIE WALBURN.
REBECCA wALBUR<.
MR. AND MRS. ARCHIE Wal
BURN. 1l17-it
, 1922-11-17

Harry Iba. oil and stock man. re-
turned yesterday from an extended
visit through the oil fields OF Texas.
Kansas. Arkansas and Louisiana
, 1922-11-17
Bake Sale
Saturday.
Miss Sullivan
EnfertAins.
Dinner at
Wheeler Home.

Nneeter Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Wheeler enter
talned at n formal dinner party last
evening AZ their homs on South Beech
street. Honors for the evening were
taksn by Mrs. Carl Stumaker. Mrs.
George Nelson. Mr.. r wyland and
Mr.. Q X. Beaver. Among those who
were invited were the Messrs and
Mesdames r. C.. Wyiand. II II.
Nichols. cori Shumaker. Leigh Town
send. @. *. Deaver. w. r. Johnosn,
George Nelson, N. y. Wheeler. II.
p. Whee.er. Mrs. Anna Leeper. Mr.,
A. E. STREET. and Mr.. George wheel.
n.
, 1922-11-17
X. n. BaIaar
Saturday.

The bazaar which Will be given by
tho Royal Neighbors tomorrow at
Holmes Hardware store promised 10
have many pretty and useful articles
for Christmas gifts. There will be q
display of all h articles in h win
dows of the store this afternoon.
, 1922-11-17
Ladies' Auxiliary O
ID. o. X. X. Organized.

r. ~ oNhIhAEu-
The Santha, which Is the ladies'
auxiliary OF the d. o. X X. order
Nin hold a meeting Sunday after
noon al 400 O'Clock at the I. o. O. +.
hail. The purpose OF this meeting
= TO complete al arrangements for
the official organizing Of the Temple.
This Is n state affair and at the
present time. Ess a piedeg> member
ship Of over $50 candidates. Mrs.
L. NJ Cromwell. who has been in
charge OF affairs has been very sue.
eessfui IN obtaining tho dispensation.
and n large number OF members
throughout the state.
Cheyenne has been trying for some
time to obtain the Santha. but has
Jailed Charters are granted only to
the cities though; by the Imperial
Lodge to be best suited for It's growth.
Casper has taken the lead by obtain
ing the first charter or dispensation
f. the Rocky Mountain region. and
the 43rd Santha to be organized In
the United States.
With the organizing Of this new
order. Casper Is made the home OF
four complete branches OF the X. r.
lodges. tho Knights OF Pythias. Ply
THAN Sisters. Dramatic Order N
Knights Of Kho-assan and its auxil-
larry the santha which win be fully
organized m the near future.
woman's Club
Meeting Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Cooper VIII entertain
tho members OF the Casper woman's
club tomorrow afternoon ut her home
on South wolcott street.
Mr.. HerTick
Eutertains-
Mr.. John Herrick entertained at On
Informal dinner party "Wednesday
evening at the Henning hotel = hoa-
or OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Mar
qusrdt. who will leave in a few daIs
for Europe.
Dinner at
Lafhrop Home.
DR.. and Mrs. II. r. Lathrop enter,
talned last evening at an informal
, 1922-11-17

Ambrose Hsmhright Is in Cheyenne
attending tho Federal court there.
, 1922-11-17

OF ThemopoIis. Nj. NeGnth VIII
leave in a few days for Denver.
, 1922-11-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Covert
VIII Entertain.

Air. and Mrs. Pitt Covert Jr. VIII
entertain at an informal dinner party
Saturday evening at their home on
CY venue About Il guests will be
present. Cards will be played durine
The evening.
, 1922-11-17
Auxiliary Meeting
Saturday.

: The ladies' OF the American Legion
Auxiliary will meet to tie comforts
'omorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock 1t
the home OF Mrs Clara Tubbs, 3i5
South David street.
, 1922-11-17

Jack T. Scott. who has been In
ed to return today.
, 1922-11-17

- xr-k visiting friends and relatives
FROM hers they win SO to Denver
, 1922-11-17

whers they VIII spend several days
shopping
, 1922-11-17

more snow on the Black Hills than
thcre has besa for he last IS years
Mrs.. Glen Leidecker left this week
for Texas where she viii spend sev
era months visiting at h hom- Of
her parents she VIII be Joined later
By AR. Leldecker.
, 1922-11-17

G T. Coolidge arrived IN the city
yesterday from Canada and viii
spend a month In Casper looking ovey
business matters.
, 1922-11-17

Floyd E Pendel returned yesterday
from n brief business visit to Denver.
, 1922-11-17
Woman's Club
Meeting Saturday.

Mrs. Thomas Cooper VIII entertain
the members OF the Casper woman's
club tomorrow afternoon ut her home
on South wolcott street.
, 1922-11-17

Mrs Elliot Harrison and son. Rob
ert Of Salt Lake. are in the city for
, 1922-11-17

y. C. Smith returned yesterday
from Denver where he had been Wis
ting at the home Of his parents for
the last two weeks.
c. I. Titus manager OF the wyo4
nina division OF he Mountain States
Telephone company is in the city on
, 1922-11-17
Mr.. Herick
Eutertains.

Dinner AT
Lafhrop Home.
DR.. and Mrs. II. r. Lathrop enter
tanned last evening at n informal
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
- SEER nnb Trau 81. William.

- SEER nnb Tran 81. 8uilliiam
S. Irtti9e betral1ern BEN COB hires
l=2 Sabre alltsn 105ldbter1fen6 mel
des letten DonnerStagabenb naddy
etf1e1n bretztpDl1e1ftli6er &rdnfenlager
aus benz 2eben ldte0. Sic 1T benz
3S9arladfteber gum Spfer gefanen.
Daie fleine Margaret mar am 49,
Deember IN Mtlmaufee geboren, bate
aber Ste. meiite S3eit in Nen Him perz
lebt. Da8 Acknowledgements faro
5amStagmorgen Inn 10 lbr itatt.
ReD. 6. g. 9obn amtterte. Nnber
Ben Gltern nitro bic fletne Wargaret
BON ettner S6mel ter, Nmalta, nn0 Sen
@rDbeltern iberlebt.
~ Mm MISUNDERSTANDING 4
TIFF, fat6 til Der Mtberii6en Stride
BON ct, Saul sic g%ermdblung bon
Ndtor Nrtbnr &oebler nit Brl.yy
Tlorence 8robber, bet6e bon ct. Saul
taft, Ser 8ater bes 8rduttgamS,
Wafor Treo &oebler BON Mtcollet
.tralte bas in1lge Soar. Trau3erge1l
noren: Mtargaret Broooer, 56meiter
ser Brrant, @after Roebler, Bru6er
beS 8rdntigamS, Breba Ion BON
Mtcollet unb Scr. Brobber, Elm 8ru#
Ser Der 8raut. Bator 6. S.. N1s
bre6t 1ino Io6ter Wartba Don bter,
nabmei1 an ser 6o65ett tell. Naftor
Artbur &oeDler abiolpterte ba8 bte1ige
81. Marttn 2ntber college Dor etna
Z Sabren nnb 1T ieht I'M Mtfionswerf
III ct. Saul tdtig.
Abonniert anf shieie 3eitnr1a,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

fen begi1,rter, in oe1len Bic geillnoz
beifli6e @efdbr6u11g am grobten TT
8or allem 5pllett alip bic &asnier 99s e
!. 1dal1bert aperDen, in De1tet 8dblreide
samilien in. fleinen 8pbnu1tgen mt
~feraebradbt iino. Mub iettefts oe1
l5dnepoIi8ei ftn0 Ste .erfonoerlt6er
MaBnabmen ~getroffen, I'M cine stD=
rung Ser Mnnabfubr GIT perbinbern,
8. Mair5 1922. ~ l1niere ge9tez
Observation-Disclosures pflegt ieoesmal
nerpDs au 1perDer, tpenn mon nm fpte
gum BeiipieI Del Ser ltnterbliebener
! Mituabfnbr--barauf bintpetlt, Dab Der
artiges utter 6em aItett Negit1e nid1
bent6ar geipe7en apare. SAB aber tag
Iid s9inge geibeben, bie aueb Der Wean<
tel dueitber5igIter 5pleran5 nia6t 81
beden permag, seigt Elm Borfau IN an
beren Megipnen. Sic 8eftatigltn9 Deg
fpmmunilfiider 6tnbienrates Sob gum
| Direftpr bes Srieori9sS@ Dmnaiinms,
Sic SAG prerbiide 5taatsminiferinn1
a1saefprp6en bat, rnft ni6t MN IN
SEN b%efeiligten glternfreiien, iortoern
auh lit ser geIamten 8iirgeri6aft 1es
geairs Mitte l1nb gang 8erlins Bic
Iebbafte5fe @rregnng berbor. @i11et,
@pmn1l11iIlt ten, ser in @ablerberiammz
lunae1t als Siibrer bon sprengfolonz
mem oeae1 baterlGnbi19e 8eranltaltnnz
oen cine ipenig riibmlibe Stole gez
ipielt fat, als Na6folger BEG berotenz
ten @ebeimrats Sreoelenblrg an Die
5pibe 6es alten Srie0ridsgpmnaitnms
aeHelt 5u 1eben, batte Die Glternl6aft
unb @iirgeri9aft Berlins getpiB ni9t
ertpartet. Sm Sansbaltansf6nB bes
2an6tages fat ser Notwithstanding
81. 86lib altf Outrage n6er 0ieie be-
bauerlide Mngelegenbett a1sgeflbrt,
oaB 5tuDienrat @DB ni9t bonn 5faaz
tie er11annt, 1pnbern BON ben 5n1fdnbt<
aen Observation-Disclosures
aetpailblt tporben 1T. Sic @taatsregie@
rl11a 1niife ielbIt IN 1olben Sauen
ma11he BeriDnli9feit beffatigen, Die tie
1elbft nidt ernannt baden tpiiroe. Sc
fheint, baB Sic Beifdtigung Beg 5tnz
Sienrates @pb 1ebiglid auf @rnro Der
Mften allsgelprodet 4poroen it, uto
bab man 1i6 etn 8tl6 bon Der 8efanf&
periDnli6feit 70 gut tpte garniM bers
5hafft fat. sc tpirb %nbgeipartet fper&
sen miiil1en, tpe16e praftii9en Solgez
r111een Sic glterni6aft BEG &rteori6sz
@bn1na1iuns aus Ser 8eFdttgltng nnb
ginfnbrung bes GERM SOB 5ieben
ipirb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
gerfpanbte un6 Ereun0e per-

gertpanbte nnb Trennbe psrz
iammelten ft6 5onntagabenb int Saz
cob 9auer Seim, WDrb Mimnelota
599traBe, 5u Gbren BON Ssrau 5omarb
1WrtgDt BON Wtnona, Sic ii6 perganH
gene ISOLDE bel bteligen Grennoen BE-
]ndSmeile anfbtelt. Man ipteltel
500, Dobet Sobn &raus, Nubolpba
59aner, Otto DaGmann, nnb graus
s5Stto Dalma11n Breiie getpannen..
SIN 1ebr 9Dner 9nn6 mnrbe ierDteu.
Dienstagna6mittag periama'
1nelte lt6 cine Nn5abl Trennbe Oct
Srdn Wtnnie @agner, Mprb Stafe
Strab e, anldblt6 etneS r5botoerS'
ben man fir Tran Treb Neiben,
Ie6ter bon 8ron Magner, peranitaf.
sfete. Wan Derlebte febr aageneb1ne
s9tunben nn6 ein feiner 2un6 mnrbe
ipdter lerpiert. 6rau Neiben muroe
onr6 etne Retbe bibl6er uno pratt
tt}6er @el6enfe erfrent.
Scr @ozoperatipe @rocerp Ga
sen, Ser f6 ieit SEN lehten smei
5Sabren I'M 8ebnfe @ebdnbe be-
fqno, nitro IN Ser eriten ISOLDE I'M
Scat mad BENT Diet @ebdube, @de
Center nnb Minnefota 5trabe, Steben
nno 5mar IN baSielbe 9ofal, IN mel
.9em friiber. Sic Mebs6rontz@rocerp
mar. Serr Syofepb 50. Dtet, 81
gentiiner be8 @ebdn6eS,, mtrb Marz
ager 6ieier @eieIli6aft tperoen, nad=
Sent Ser nm5ug itattgefunoen bat.
Der bisbertge Manager, George
.9en8fe bat nod fettte oefintttoen
Yldne fFilr Ste 3ufinfft gttrofen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

81 Der Wet1e, fpie man fid Gag
fir Sag berbdlt, in Sem, mas man
tagli9 tut nnb IaBt, oari1 1ouen
ote nadgelaHenen 8efebIe nn6 oie
na6gelafenen @orte befteben.
Climber peroen ber5ogen, tpert1
man ibnen ibren @iuen erfmMl,'
nn6 gdn5 fali6 er5ogen, menn man
ibrem 8inen nr0 ibren @in1her
geraoe entgegengeiebt banoelt.
Das 6HBelte nno 8iitter1te, in
ein 8ort gefaBt, beiBt 8eib. Man,
DE Sran berteilt. Damn ibre 8e1tan6-
tetle 10, Dob iie d11Ber 6em &al{e
lmB rnb I'M eiger1en @altie bitter tit.
&C 1r Ser bot mobl gelebt, mer III
benz eignen Ser5en
5don bier BEN Sim1neI fanb, bert
iene 8elt gep4brt.
user Die @dle6ten fdont, fdd.
oct BEN @uten.
Ser bat mebr als Genie, Oct TT
ein Se1o, Der es Iber 1ib getptnnt,
lene &rafte int bouen Nentlett, oeut
Jtubm entgegen, 5urHd5nodmmert
MIR l1l BEN 59ipa6en anf feiz
nent 8ege nibt gu berleben.
&annit DIT niGt p,ie Elm M6Ie,r
~ssLL .E GE
alett'r MIR gdritt tf FL sdriH Berg.
Q1t=
@er nit Miibe sen @ipfeI aetponrt,
SGT aub Die 8elt 5n TyuBen Ieae11.
8ie iin0 mir sod o11r1m: IL
retfen Sabren Beginner mir Der.
1tltnfttg gu tDer0et1 u11 inns sos Sc.
ben 5n berldngern ~ 6aS. foate.1
ptr III inngen Sabren, per11 nir
gar 81 berfbmenoertfb 6raufIos.
ba1ett.
Sn einer, Gpo6e ser neppiafeH ii;
baben Grauen l@eidmad, beltimmpe1;5
1t1o befeblen: Denn III elmer 1olz
den Set ireben Sic gra,en .aala
1ta6d Der: Sunftio11en ser Ma111er.
unto Die Mdr11er gleiten in 6as 8e-
reid Der 5rquen biniiber.
g + . @eisbeit 1T e., III.
&anoeln nt6t poreiiffiig fein, u1lb
ntbt bdlstarrfg ol,f ieinem aopfe
beiteben, Sier5n geb6irt aud, 6ab
non ntht aneS gIal1be, mas sic
Mferiden reoen, nno nidt idnen
Dor sanoern pfeoer al1giibiitfe, mas
man gebort bat, ODER mas a11oere
geglaabt babet. BfIege Gfat hit sen
Meiien ln6 @etpifenbaften, utro
1lltbe lteber 8efebrl11tg BEL einem
'ggel1ern. als bob oil oeinem eig1ne,1r,.
&opfe folaeft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Donner8tagabenb letter @o6e

- Donnerstagabenb lebter Wo6e
peritarb baS 6 idbrtge 1D6ter6en
8erna BON 9errn nnb Brau Otto
Mtlbrett BON Milforb Iomnibip on
einer 2ungenent5iinoung. Ste 2leine
bate AM "a. 5eptember 1915 tn
SEEN Tim baS 2t6t Ser @elt erbltdt;
sic mtro betrauert BON BEN Gltern
uno 4 @el@mttern. Das 2etdenz
b~egdngntS farb ant Montag, I'M |
l6r onf bem lutberti6en Brtebbofe
itatt. Yaitor s. S. Nlbre6t amz
tterte.
- @m Oonner8tag BEN 6. Nprtl
feno por bem @atienrt6ter Wm. s..
Matber i'm Gourtbol1ie Oiefer 9taot
sic Irann1g bon Gbriittan Oo1lng=
MON NIT SRI. Dorotbp Senien itatt.
Scr Brdntigam tit ETH @obn Don
Serrn unb Brau Ybil. Oon1gman
BON @leepp gpe un6 Ste Brant tit
cine Iodter bon 9errn nno Tral1
9. So. Senlen BON Broofpille. Da5
iunqe Baar miro, {etn Setm IN
5leepp @pe nebr1en, no 9err
Ooungman al8 Maler nnD Oeferaz
teur angel tellt 1T.
- 60. Stunt erbolt ft6 BON ben
Tolqer be8 nnfale8, BEN er anf
Sem College Serge erlttt, ais er it'd
inf bem Meae mod Ser 9tabt BON
{ tner Tarm tn COTTONWOOD befano,
SEER Stunt lenfte einen Wdsen, afs
pl5bli6 elm Muto binter bteiem err
l6ten unb bic Hferbe erl9redten,
Sin Sell oe8 @e16irrS fam tn I'M
oronuna nn5 Ser Magen tomb fta,
tpobei SEER Stunt 3u 8oben gez
|1dleuoerf mmroe. ST trng f6mere
B%erlebunge11 I'M @e1t6t bapon nnb
|etnen Bru6 beS MaienbeinS. Dte
Bferoe ra1ten CUR 9taot nnb mnrben
bier e%tngefange1.
M Dtenstag letter ISOLDE feterte
Trau Maria 8eubmam tbren "a. Sc
burtstag I'M San{e ibreS 9obneS,
Sermon 8enbmann, mobnbaft tn
Mtlforo Iomnfbip. Dteier {66nen
| f5eier mobnte Elm GROCER 8erpan0te1z
frets Bel, uno 3tpar 9err un0 8ran
g. s. S1afien nnb Iodter N{ora,
6rau @ottlieb @en5el unb ED6ter
Guen nno Sopee, Trau Otto @oemfe
unb Iodter @ret6en, Serr nnb Tran
Sacob Nnnd nnb @enrp 8enbmann,
ame bon 9prtngftelb; Serr nno Barau
Walter SarrtS m11fb I6dter @laog8
uno Mprtle BON Wilfpro nno SER
uno Gra11 Otto 8tebenmann BON
Stem Tim.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
8rieffaiten


@. 8.-@barlep gbaplilts polIet
Mame TT: CHARLES 9peneer Gbdpltn,
nnD ietne Nbrelle:: 2a 8red a1ro Gong
pre- NpenueS, Sos Nngeles, Sal.
6. @.-Die 9auptitabt 1e8 Staa=
ties 2outiiana 1T 8aton Ronge. Nl=
lerbtngS 1T Stem Orleans Die gr0Bte
Stabt.
Mr8. 2enas 81. @.-Obglet6 oaS be-
treffenoe @runoeisentum MIR n SIREN
g1ame11 eingetragen III, 70 MUS Sbr
@atte bod letne nnterf6rift gebeu, ebe
ste eS perfalfen f6nnen.
Il. g. -Nd6 Dem GSeenhg BON 1920
lit Sic 8ep6lferurg ber 8eretntgten
5taater1 1O5,71O,62O, mooDlon 49,,
90O,376 auf oaS mdnnlt6e, 51,8lO,z
244 auf baB metblt6e @ef6le6t TOM
men. g8 fommen iofnit IO4 Maadnrlz
lt6e auf 100 @etbli9e. US,
81. 9t.-@an5enpnllper f06nnen 5te
In SET Sbrem @obnorte am nddflten
gelegenen Npotbefe erbalten. Nnd)
fam man sic Gunner nit 59mefe1
ausrdndern, bod lit babel btel 8orz
ii6t notpenbig, bamtt fein 6eler entz
itebt, ober gar ie1ndnb eritidt.
q. N.-Der Gbebru6 1T geietlt6
%trafbur, tpenn ii6 etn &ldger ftnbet.
| Sic @trafe hQ11dt DON mQn6erlet UNI
1tdn0en alb.
S, S. g.-@enn ole feih Bargsr
beS 2anbes fms nn6 beieS perldffen
molten, ba6en gte eine gtnffomrnenz
iteuer 3lt be5ablen Ste ft6 duff 8 Bro
gent SbreS @t1fommen8 belduft.
81. M.--Da fetne &tnosr: porbanz
Sen fins, 10 fat Sic Trdu, allgentetn
geiprD6en, pollen Mnipru6 auf ben
Na9lab be8 Mdnne8. S9n bent d11gez
|fitbrten Jalle ipdre eS geraten, bdb Der
Mann tefamentartf6 fem Berm0gen
Ieiner Tran Dermd6t, nm ettuaige Baz
mtltenretbereten 3n Dermet0en.
S. S.-Dte 8ebanolnng beS 3az
BATS 1T @ebetmnt8 Ser Iabaffabrifen,
E~aler0tngS gtbt e8 allgemetne Negeln,
Ste 5n befolgen ftnO. Wenn SCI. 9a=
baf an li,6 51 fart 1T, 10 niibt Sbnen
Ste bette neutrality-suspicious. nt6t8*
Men6en 9te li6 an 6aS Departement
|of Ngrteultnre, IN @aibtngton, 9. g.,
NIT Der Bttte TIM s3nitelung beS
Bulletin nber Iabafbeban0lung un6
Tabrtfatton. 5te erbalter eS nnent=1
tgeltli6 nnb f0nne1t an ser 5arlo be8z
lelben etten brau6bdrerr Nau6tabaf
beritellen.
&. B.-Die gebanolnns bon
.5aatfartoHeln NIT Bormaloebnb bat
nnr ben s3med, anbaftenoe &ranf=
.beitSfeime 3l erit0ren, e8 bdlt tpeoer
Nirmer nod an0ere Snieften ab.
@rite 8eoingung In Sbrem 6alle 1T,
Elm retneS, BON Wiirmern m6gli6it
+freteS 2ano fir &artoffel6au au85u=
mdblen, lo6ann ionte unter feinen
nmitdnoen fir &artoffel0itnglrng friz
f9er Dung CUR Sermen6uflg fom1ten,
ga bieier BON Snieftenetern n16 Gar
BEN fptmmelt, ste tm 8erlanf be8
8a9t8tnm8 ser Gnolen 6tele rlttntez.
rem.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

Mus Der @6nle. 2ebrer: rga<
sge nrdl, Snib@en, tpo btlSen15 1t6 pie
s@etpitter2"
Sribaen: rSn groBmuttsrS ano@
6enl"
v8ielo in @robrn1ttterg @no6en?"
Srib6en: nsSa, @roBmutter iagt
sbei einem @etpitter inrner: bag bnt
mir idDn iiber bier 8o1en II ben
s@no6en geffedt."
@ein mitfel. 49, @6nl8e: Seine
sSrau bat mid6tS mebr bageegen, bob bu
abertbg ausgebif2 Bie baif 6n baS
erreidt22 s
Mililler: nS66 begatlnI at Sallfe Sic.
l8ignrren 5n rnuden, bofie lie anir su
8eibnadten geidenft batte, I'M midi
.nn's .Sal1s 5n feileln.N
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-21
CONCESSIONS FOR
 THE BIG SHOW IN
 GREATEST DEMAND

Showing the keen interest every where displayed in the Prescott Frontier days, Chairman C. H. Nc Lane says he is receiving inquiries galore respecting the bids for con- sessions. Every day those inter ested in the concessions call at the office. The bids will be opened on June 26th and that there is going to be record crowd goes without say ing" remarked the judge yesterday morning.
 The following bids will be received by the Frontier Days associations: No. l, soft drinks including near beer, cigars and tobacco; No. 2, lunches and coffee. No. 5, ice cream, candy, chewing gum, popcorn and nuts. No 4, fruits and watermelons. These bids will be opened on the morning of the 26th at II o'clock.
 Seldom has the bidder been given an opportunity to cater to such large crowds as will be in Prescott for the big days. With the conven- ing of the Arizona Cattle and Wool Growers convention, the State Live stock Sanitary board and the Arizona National Forest Permittees' associa- ton, hundreds of additional visitors will be in Prescott for July 5, 4, 5 and 6.
 Continuous entertainment will be held at the grounds from early morning through the afternoon. Con- testants in great numbers will be en- tered and these men, together with the livestock people will want to obtain their lunches as near as pos sible to the arena grounds.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-21
BOARD TO OPEN
 BIDS ON BRIDGE
Steel Girder Structure Over Oak Creek is Among Next Few Items on County's Road Building Program.

Bids on construction Of a steel bridge across Oak creek near the Cornville postoffice will be opened at the office of the board of super visors Monday. Specifications for this bridge, to be 270 feet in length, have been drawn up by engineers and designers of the county highway commission, and 1t is planned to start construction as soon as possible. Bids will be opened by the board at 10 o'clock a. m.
 The structure will be of the steel girder type. Construction call for concrete abutments nd piers, 200 cubic yrds each of wet and dry ex- cavation, steel reinforcing and steel superstructure construction, with a lumber bridge deck.
 The place of the structure in the county highway system was dis cussed at a meeting of the highway commission yesterday. Auditing bills and estimating figures for contrac- tors also had the attention of the commissioners.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-21
HALL ABLAZE: FIGHT
 OF STUDENTS
 ID SAVE BLDGS.
Associated Press Night wlre)

BERKELEY, CaliE June 2O- Hearst Hall, gift of the late Mrs Phoebe Hearst to thel University oi California, was in flames tonight with apparently little chance of saving any part of the structure. The build ing was used as girls gymnasium. The hall Is one of the oldest build ings on the campus. It adjoins an infirmary which, 1t is believed, will be saved.
 Six bed-ridden patients of the in firmary were removed on Stretchers by D. R. Legge of the University of California and corps of nurses The rescue work was carried on in darkness as the fire burned away wires which feed the electric lighting system in the vicinity The infir1nary is surrounded by corps of student volunteer fire fighters who are at to keep the fire from spreading.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-21
INJURED IN
 COLLISION; 5. SPEAR
 HURRIES TO PHOENIX

Word was received yesterday by Stephen Spear, car inspector for the local Santa Fe shops, that his father and mother, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Spear, were injured yesterday morn ing in an accident at the capital in which their automobile collided with street car. He left for Phoenix yesterday afternoon to be with them.
 Mir. and Mrs. Spear, the message said, were severely injured in the col lision. They were rushed to a hos pital, where an operation was found necessary in which one of MT. Spears eyes was removed. Although badly bruised and shaken up, Mrs. Spear was not so seriously injured as her husband.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-21
LIBRARIES FAIL TO
 REACH HALF OF US.
Associated Press)

DETROIT, June 20t- Half the population of the United States vir- tually is beyond the reach of public libraries, according to officials of the American Library association, and it was stated that this problem would be given special attention at the forty-fourth annual conference of the library body here June 20 to July l.
 An exhibit of county library activi- ties in various parts of the United States is being assembled by a spe- cial committee. It will represent the work of the county libraries in Min nesota, Texas, Indiana, New Jersey, Ohio, California, Maryland and Michigan.
 Pictures and maps showing the progress of the work and special phases of its development in different regions, lantern slides and descript- i've folders are being arranged. Cali fornia, where library work is highly developed, will be represented by 190 photographs: Texas will be rep resented by photographs and by a large map of Cook county showing in detail how the county is organ ized to make books reach every home in that territory.
 A map of the United States is be- ing prepared which will show which states have library laws which per init the establishment of libraries in the counties. A toy village-a model of library center-will show in graphic form how neighborhoods gather to borrow books. Azariah s. Root of Oberlin college, president of the American Library association, will give a radio talk on county li- braries in the United States.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-21
MASK PLUMB PLAN IN THE RAIL STR|KE;
 NEW STRATEGY
Associated Press Night wire)

CINCINNATI, June 20. - Govern
 ment ownership and operation of the
 railroads would not be an issue in
 the threatened strike of 100000
 shop workers and others, spokes- man for the rail unions today told the American Federation of Labor, which responded to their request by withholding re-affirmation of the federation's stand in favor of the enactment of such a policy. The rail unions have not abandoned the pro- gram of public ownership or grown lukewarm or indifferent" de- clared William Johnston, president of the machinists' union, in explaining the request.
 "We ask no declaration, however, because we have a most unfriendly and unsympathetic administration at this time" he said Our enemies would say if the strike occurs in the very near future that the fight was for government ownership. 1 believe the strike is inevitable for there is no other way out and we want the issue clear-cut. The issue is the of the wrongs commit ted by the railroad labor board"
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-21
BOX SEAT SALE OF FRONTIER DAYS TO
 OPEN ON JUNE 27

Boxes for the 1922 Prescott From tier days will go on sale Tuesday morning, June 27, at the Brisley drug store, according to a statement issued yesterday by Chairman O. F. Orthel of the tickets and gates committee of the Frontier Days association.
 These boxes are highly desirable and in order to avoid pickering of any kind, those who come first will be first served" stated Orthel yes terday.
 The box sale will open promptly lat Il o'clock Tuesday morning. The boxes are well shaded and afford the only opportunity of purchasing re- served seats for the big days cele- bration. Tbere are six seats to a box.