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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02

Those attending the county fair and
wishing those reservations made may
do so at the farm bureau tent.
Another Car of Picric Acid for
Iowa.
We have a communication from
A. w. Clyde, Extension Professor of
Agricultural Engineering, stating
that we can now secure another car
load of picric acid. The price is
SLIPS per 100 pounds, f. o. b. Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. All remittances should
be be made payable to A. w. Clyde,
Extension Service, Ames, Iowa. All
orders should be in by August goth
and as much sooner as possible, as
those ordering early are surest of
receiving the explosive.
Winneshiek County farmers have
already availed themselves Of two
shipments of this explosive and have
found it highly satisfactory. We can
recommend this explo-
sive for clearing land of stumps and
stones.
The Department of Agriculture re-
quires that each order specify the
number of acres to be cleared. Or
ders may be made directly to A. W.
Clyde, or through the County Agents
office.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02
Wholesale Motor Meter Thefts

Saturday forenoon "Banty" Tie
dermanson and Clayton Kittleson of
st. Ansgar were brot before Justice
of the Peace H. L. Stoughton, ac-
cused stealing a motor meter from
John Frohaska's Ford, as i. stood
parked near the dance and band con-
cert Wednesday evening of last week.
That same night eight or ten other
meters were taken from other cars
and as they cost from S4 to ST it
is doubly aggravating.-Osage News.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02

Find Four Kidneys in One Person
Two local physicians, while making
an examination at the hospital last
week discovered that the patient had
four we'll developed, healthy kidneys.
Now that is all right so long as
those kidneys are well and healthy,
but wouldn't it be awful if they
should give their owner trouble in
proportion to the trouble sometimes
made by the two kidneys tina: most
of us have.-Waverly Independent
Republican.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02
winneshiek County Fair

During the fair the Farm Bureau
office will be closed, as we feel we
can better serve our people by main
tanning tent and office on the fair
grounds. This year We are arrang-
ing for tent which will be suitable
to house nice exhibit and also to
provide a rest room for visiting far
mers. You are urged TO visit our
tent fair week.
State Fair Camp
We have on hand supply of order
blanks for reservations in the farm
bureau camp at the Iowa State Fair
and will be pleased to assist those
wishing to camp at the State Fair in
securing this equipment. All orders
should be in before August 10Th.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02
Northeastern Iowa Bee Keepers
Picnic

On August 18th the bee keepers
of northeastern Iowa will hold their
first annual picnic on the Joe Moser
farm near Festina. Some excellent
talent has been secured for this meet
ing.
L. c. Dadant of the American Bee
Keepers Journal who is conceded to
be one of the best informed bee
keepers in America, will be the prin-
ciple speaker of the day. N. |. Lyle
of the Extension Department will give
a talk on American foul brood and
its control. H. j. Metcalf will dis
cuss organization and cooperation.
The above talent should make it
worth while for bee keepers to make
a special effort to attend this meet
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02
FARM BUREAU
NEWS INTEREST
Poultry Demonstration Will be Con.
Quoted During August at Num-
Der of Places In the
IL County.
BEE KEEPERS WILL
PICNIC ON AUG. IL
During the Fair the Farm Bureau
Office will be closed, Tent
Will be Maintained at
Fair Grounds.

On account Of the county fair no
news items will appear in the pa
pers published the week of August
9Th. We are therefore submitting
our schedule for the following week.
Poultry demonstration will be con-
Quoted on the following dates:
August 14th--J. J. Selness, 900
A. M,-Highland Twp. Edward
Lund, 200 P. M.,-Pleasmt Twp.
August 18th Glenwood Twp
CLAUS Berge, 900 A. NJ. Helmer
Lovstuen at 200 p. NJ.
August 16th-Sumner Twp.-Edd
Sbiral, 900 A. NJ. Jos. Ira, 200
F. VI.
August 1Sth-Jackson Twp.-Mrs.
Casper Kruse, 900 A. NJ. Frank
Hoye 200 P. NJ.
A home made dress form demon
stration will also be put on at Frank
Hoye's August 18th at 100 P. NJ.
Mrs. Dack being present to oversee
the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-04
On]v 13c Week and May Mean $1,000 to our

Many newspapers throughout the country nave areao!
paid cains-amounng thousands Of dOlarS-~Cn thelr
travel and pcdcstrGn accident poiclcS GU may DC 'F
nnxt unfortunate pcson killed or injured You have no
ronrol over such contingency. bit you can make prrpaa
ton TO take care OF yourself family in case OF such al
event. Don DELAY Mail in the coupon Or phone Us Today.
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McCIean's $2O,OOO,OOO
Damage Suit Is Beaten

Cleveland, o.. April %.--Sdit brought
by Dr : y. MCLEAN Of Detroit and
other shareholders of the McCleah
Arms X Ordnance Company against
NJ. A. Bradley. r. VI. CalEee and others
for $40. 600 900 alleged 10 be due from
profit, through the sale OF the Lewis
machine gun, during the world war
was dismissed b. Judge John W. Peck
Of Cincinnati. In the federal district
court here today.
In his suit, DR.. Mclean claimed thai
his patents. which had been unfairly
sold, had been embodied in The Lewis
gun. Conspiracy also was charged.
The court held that the success or
the Lewis machine gun was not que
10 any Of McClean'S inventions. ii Also
decided there was no evidence to show
any conspiracy or. fraudulent act upon
The part Of the defendants. On the
other hand, the decision says. the evil
dcnce shows unusual effort on the part
of the defendants to save the MCLEAN
company, and that full and fair notice
had been given 10 the stockholders OF
the actual condition Of The company.
"The sale Of the patents was fairly
made for adequate consideration ana
after notice to all the stockholders OF
tho MCLEAN Arms 4 Ordnance Com
panv," the opinion reads, and con
cludcs by ordering DR.. MCLEAN and
other plaintiffs to pay the costs Of the
suit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-04

reorle and has built up the G. l.; s.
r!otr greatly. The social will n"@ii
promptly ~ 40, games Will l." n.aE"i
and later refreshments viii he served
Everyou" - w"lrom" and is sure I" have
cool TN" Don't forget Pr-%hytc:'I'
church, Friday evening ~ 80.
Warwood Personals.
AIR. AID Mrs. Harold Perkins. Of FLi'S-
hur&h. ar" III" guests of Nj. al MIS-
James PERKINS.
MIR. ANA Mrs. George Fbcrlc%. at Eal.
'in"Hc. Md. arc r.Sit!n. friends h"rr. j..
'.o Eurs; Of MIR. and Mrs. J"Au SHOE
man &c South Warwood
Mr. ana Mrs. CHARLES Dennis a"i Eam-
lily are VISITING: relative" IN 'hi'Ak".
Miss Anna Jenkins will return home
to-day after Il visit with relatives IN
,Nt,ringt"u.
Miss carmen vos'cy is Il! AT her home
~ Eigh;h street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bates. Of MrH""s-
port. IA. wrr" tho guests Of friends
hrrr last evening.
MIR and Mrs NJ. q Gregory spent AS.
..vcning with fr'"rdq here.
Miss Mary IrtNou is ah!" 10 he out
utter several weeks Illness.
The Ladies Bihlr class of ia" Pres
hylcrian church will hold th"ir regular
monthly meeting 1t 'hr churrh thurs
walter Wrrshans &c Pittsburgh. sreA'
ihs week end at his home on Twenty
I third street.
Alfred Wr,Snans who has been IL At
he .. Y. q; hospital. has been removed
IL his homo and is slowly improving.
Miss .Nnua NoGnGman. "' Tilt"nNiIc.
J.. spent tho week cnu win MISS Vail
EruUIh!ond
AIR Eh:nnn. OF Pittsburgh. srcu; sun
lay at ,h,. home If Mr. and Mrs.. j.. j.
, <"iua ""nd.
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LOUISVILLE

Tl,, ulrriauc e NahlH" l.u'i-' -
I;auuu,k aud Miss Elorrurc ENt"p -!
this rlarr. was Su'"'uhI.:"d hE k"N. li.
I.reprr ct tn~ Emitted lrcSlYtcriIn p"'-
,Snnag,. In ST tlalrSNIl,r 80 + 80 !"rn H.
IA. en- ThurSuay The bride wore Il
h"anriu! whit" sN,rin. with silver l't"
uver,lrr~s dr.urd with r"S'S. Willie lAu
Arauiu wore lh,' conventional d.rk sui
Thr rnlI".VjuE guests w"r" HS$cmb!"h 81
tI.. hn.l,. at the brides parents. MI
and My" Smith E.'tcp. I" greet tho
rouul" ON their return, ana hrt2k" 10y
the merry making and ais" III" houni'iul
WcIdiHE Supper which WI waiting: '".
n,d Ms. j. y. H""nucn. Mr.. and Mrs
Max larlmrrlc. Mr.. and MR.. {. T.
II.mrrrrl,.. Nj and MrS. !. +. Clark. Ny
and Mrs. l.. +, Eramhp.L Mr.. ard Mis-.
y n. M,l.aurhlim. E,uu""N: Nv ana
Mrs Ni3t,yd I.niE" md i>m'''. Ban
rock: Mail.m Nirh u. aud $,SI' Ms
Unity -: I:,n~nrh; NJ. aud Mr. t.'m"'
Ncrr and daughters Sara. AVID Mar!
It. Ciairs>ill" Mrs. Lula Love ANA
Miss flizahctr Love. st tI"irENil'H;
Mrs. J. u Tidrick. ramhridSc: MrE
Frank Nutrjm. HcllNir"; Miss f'Stc'la
Ntkir son and Mr. !. g. TArGart.
The pair wcr" the recipients of many
Valuable and us"iu. E'',*.
Stag Party.
Tho ,tA. uarlN in tee ,I;Ir" or 4
.yrrrrisc birthday celebration iva horror
49, ~, ur.i",h hirthd&! Of y. :. Moore
yIl..rinrrndrnt Of III" belmont country
,,,,,, livrn Oh MouGay evening. was I
.,.idrd surrcc. Th" honor guest re-
.. t,.u = enlcusliG s"i:vclIir watch.
TIC tables Cronuiri- under their load
E" good things were spread III IN"
church room AID tNc r:cn surr"undin-
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AGAIN We HEAR FROM
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO

and WHO had derived great benefit
fro=! its use, insisted on me trying q
bottle"
After taking n few doses my ap-
rc;l'c. increased. and my normal
strength began TO return. The pains
IN NV stomach ceased and my heart
trouble began to he less frequent. !
purchased another bottle. and now
feel rs though am on the high road
10 cOmplctc recovery. I am feeling
stronger each day: ny nervousness
has ceased and my sleep IS now SOUND
and rcstru,: had taken several RENE.
dies and treatments but all OF men,
after 2 few doses, would cause my
heart - palnitatc. ! have now taken
TWO hotties OF Herb Sap and II mas
proven to 10 tho exact remedy Tor my
ailments. ~ II builds me UP and
Strengthens my heart action. am
anxious 10 recommend Herb Sap TO
everyone suffering from weakness,
nervousness and loss OF appetite.
Herb Sap is for sale at G. II. Griest
e. 60, and n reliable dealers In sur
rounding ter-itory.-Adv.
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:X-P|RATES SIGH FOR DID DAYS
AS THEY 5W|C TRAVEL SHOW TEA

thirty year.
SAY. listen 20 rc. m'ss. l. You Nant
20 know ,hou; pirates | can tel VOL
when wc had our wEolr >htp just plum
ful Of treasure. and we were chased
hv n ncct OF thos" sUmStran pirates
rurnr critters. hey wcrG-aNd we htu
20 bury. y ~, during trpho"n. Glory
10. can hear that wind roaring Ec''
and 7 SEQ or: cinnamon a-d;gGinG and
d:gg.mE in that We, sand and the palm
trees bending down over them almost
breaking in the wind. and only one
,h!r'> lantern TO ligh' tho whole crown.
Twenty cedar Ghosts "" took "nt OF
our ship and sailed ,hcn down in that
sandy cove"
"Oh. Captain Sui!:",' the girls cred
oh, could YOU tell us where It was,
well. row. miss, III have to consult
my mates about that. Y0u SOC. We nad
70 draw up 4 rapnr first thing II stopped
raining. ard ~" al promised never I"
dig lip shat treasure until we all coN'u
get together again. and Sol
There WAS 4 trace OF tremolo IN sui
los voice - he thought % his macs.
Was here also u CULVER OF his cEraSh
The dehu:auteS were not sure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-04

New York. April S.--F"ur norr r.
rates showed up at the Travel SHOW AZ
Grand Central Palace Yesterday after
noon. proclaiminC in the name Of al
the buried treasure between her" and
ccylon that their titles were as anthem
tic as any OF those who broke into the
official tea party for pirates the day be
fore.
"Yo. no. no. and a bottle OF rum
they roarcd in chorus. and the door
keeper Cringcd before them.
Captain Hank GTanna headed the
buccaneers expedition. whose members
had papers from Sailors Snug Harbor
End knew all about piratiar under tn"
Southern Cross. where typhoons are
typhoons and gold IS gold. With hi'a
were Bo's'u Mike Reed. and Cap'n k,p
Kelsey While these OIdtimcrS stood
in disda!nrul contemplation Of tho model
~ the latest Cuuardcr they were ap-
preached by a giant IN a taitered SOU
w"Ster. with rain drops trjcklihg down
his Srizzled wh!Nkrrs. Six t0ot tall. he
was. with shoulders cree; and solid a.
Il skyScrapcr. Hc clapped hand. big
as roast of hee:. or Cap'n kelsey's
shoulder.
"Shiycr my ;imhers. II IT, atn't Two
edged Kelsey" he reared.
Su!lto Granada came the answering
roar. and the two old Crontes. who part :
ID in a sailors retreat on the Rarhary
'oaSt twenty years aGo-ma! be
.jasped hands again.
Saw IN paper THAI the lady wanted
:" talk TO pirates" chucN!ed Su's'o' so
Thought Ia come along over JUST 20
-" that these hyrH rum runners ooo
~! hsr up Kun " "'"','e,Su n'', ,sl."
80" St."'l - "''N ,, 80.
o'u'''',''S "', E'' ~ '''''" '''' '''e
'o%,''' '','S' .,..... ,,..-,,,
nc pan" !""'" WHO -
''So'"'''' P""'''',S '
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HtN' ""''" o. S'"''', t"',-' 'H "'t"
>"''" CI"Sr 60 a." "'N ,,s,
''''es 'r'" way ~, 'H'H SuSI',.',,'' i,.;,.
W .,'o, 49,.
L,s,..,,.a 49,. .,,r,,,I s,,aI,,',. o,d
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Mother. Daughter and Faculty Party.


The girls OF the Y. W. <. \. Club of the
high school will entertain tncir mu'h"r,'
and the high school faulty In the h:Sh
school auditorium tonight. Inc ma. II
Recognition Service Which is very h"ar ..
titUl. After This. games and genera
GOOD time will he enjoyed. after which
everyon" will go 10 the domestic Science
room. who're refreshments Will no
served ard tuasls given with Miss car
men NoSl"y as toast mistress About !"
people are expected.
II. L. g. Club.
The mNRhcrS OF the II. l.. -. club VIII
u,"e' this evening At the hon" ~ Mrs
Edward R"cES. on Vance avenue. Needle
work vii, l." III" puNtim" unit! = lat"
lnar, when dainty Refreshments will be
served
Five Hundred Club.
members Of tsr rive Hundred 'luh 1T
her home or Cherry Ni,i. this afternoon.
As usual "50n' Wi, he played until "
o'clock. when a delicious supper will he
served 70 the following members: Mes
DANES Harry Bates. OF NrNecsrort. Pa:
v .. IIarr"r, Of bridgeport. c.: John
HARPER = l.. Lacey. Andrew Sanders,
William Bates Jau'r% My'cS. \. II.
Gregory. Thomas Martin anu Albert
kUrn.
Last evening delicious chicken din
nor Was served hy NJ and Mrs. James
:'rrkinS in honor ot Nj. and Mrs. liar
nd Perkins. o. Pittsburgh. Pa. TIL"
l,nrer was served ut . "'c."ck, nfter
wh:,h rards was ne pleasant p2Stlmc,
Those present were: N|SSrS ana Mes
dams ,'harlrS E'uu"r, Harold Perkins.
John stevens and In mes Perkins
C. r. Social.
Tho christian Endcav"r society Of III"
Presbyterian church Will hold social
in the social rooms "f tho church Fri
LAY evening ami cordially invite all the
Young people o. thu town
Ny l:un,a". ~ Pittsburgh. who has
bncu preaching at IN" church. takes
:.rsat n'HIsu-" ia working w!th !ounS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-04
SISTERSvILLE

S'~.arrytlr APRIL . Mr". : q. Nee
scr. who arrived hc~r a rcw days Az"
trum Sanford Flo' Ia. ."f' Monday
evening accompanied by Miss G!enna
Locke. Of this city. who Will h" the
guest Cor NV" months OF Mrs. HraNton
Eac:ctt. nee Mss Violet Mcss"r.
Mrs. Richard T. Cramcr and son R"bh.
who HAY. h"cr guests Of Mrs. l.. y.
ThiSt ". the past few days. loft Monday
for th"!r home.
Mrs Harry Irwin, l,;'r daughter Har-
riot. and son Jerry. are spending several
DAYS with MI. Twins mother, Mrs. sam
FluNnr:y. Of JacksonhurC.
Miss NtlLrrd McMullcn. r y. Of
Pittsburgh. after an cNt"nG"d visit WIN
hor sister. Mrs. Jules Renter, returned
Monday.
Mrs. Ar}en Swisor Of New York City.
,e Tho guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Ms. T. u. Mccoy. Mr.. Swic"r. former
attorney of S;StcrSyi'l-. has g"n" abroad
tc attend - business matters
Miss Myra Ro"th lcf, Monday Cor
N'"refirE. wh.r" she viii enroll - Il
81 ,dcn: in the Elliot; Iommcr"i1l TO
EGG
Attorney ard Mrs W. ! Fireman
we-c III" guests over n" week end "'
rcr mother. Mrs. NJ. \ Kendall. "C Par
l;ar>burE.
Misses Marearo. awd Virginia Thistle
cr.,,: Monday in Wheeling.
Glenn K0orr. who was 4 gn">; u, ~"
homo o. Jules Scohy. lott Monday H;t"r-
noon FOR his HON" At Toledo.
Mrs. Q. {. Fox has gon 10 N"un"S-
town. o. to attend the funeral Of SIS
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Mrs. Unity B. Duncan Says She
Couldn't Imagine as Possible
Any Such a Wonderful Tonic
as Herb Sap.
Fully Recovered From In
digestion and Nervousness

Ever since l had Influenza. about
TWO wears ago. have suffered with
nervous prostratIon and heart trouble
SAYS Mrs. Unity b. Duncan, 20 Hlck-
ory st. Martins Fcrr%. ONO.
AZ times I was sick to M stomach
which would fiji with Cls and become
h,oatcd. also had inr"sSant cramr".
was completely rundown and s"
nervous ] could not sleep or rest COM
fortah.y at night. My apTeui" was
poor and MY strength miserable.
My nc.ghbors. who had boon taking
Herb Sap the so-cal!cd Nature Tonic
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No Red ape
No Examination

Hundreds of people in Wheeling and
vicinity have already taken advantage of
this offer. How about YOU?
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SHERRARD
EnViVal Meeting

.,., ~, VI = ,.;,,.r,.,, nm Unr,t,y
,.:,, ,,I col, f., ,,nrlru.I iuJ,.--
,',,I, sn,,, jr,.s viii he held ,,r..y c,,.-
IN ,..r,rL r.i,b rrr.,rh,rr Nv
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,.,,i,. - ,n ,..,.r ,.ryr.a
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''h'rr' on r'""F '"''F' -'p'f "t
y O'Clock. II" cast "t ch'F"''''S - is
'""""S.
"N""t N"!'N' IN" "''f" ."ahleS "'rNih
i'."nd Gar"'oH II" ""Ifr7S' '''.'''
.........'..'...'. Margaret 'aEN l."
Miss l."gnn"crr}' the SpinS'Tr' .'.''
.........'....... Ethel Nayman
I!ra Stone. IN" villain FRANK Ml'.yr
Aunt Juh!Iec' The COOK Alberta 'a!u"'i'
MIR, Mall thc mystery. kuSSei MarP't
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Even 4 sick child loves LIE ''fruity"
taste Of "California Zig syrup" II the
little tongue IS coated, or if yoir child Is
listIess. cross. feverish. full of cold. or
has collie. give teaspoonfu! TO cleanse
the liver and bowels. In few hours
you can see for yourself how thoroughly
Il works all the constipation poison,
sour bile and waste out OF the bowels,
and YOU have n well. playful child again
Millions Of mothers keep california
Fig Syrup" handy. They know tea
*puoniu! today saves 4 sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine
"CaIi:ornia Fig SyrIp" which has direc-
tianS for babies and children Of all ages
printed on bottle. Mother! You must
say california" or you may get an imi.
tatjon tig syrup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-04
WARWOOD

Items FOR this column may be left
at McNamara's Drug Store for MISS
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-24
ROAD BUNK FROM THE SOUTH

Just listen this from the publicity Eptaph The week has brought much the all aveable highway Diego the Old Spanish tra find the lucky his gateway the Old Spanish to halt excepting the wonderful sights along this highway that in the vench Sunday" low real card He leads the tourist imply that there
 real road southern Arizona known the Old Spanish a when fact there disconnected dioned msit road with there miles of indstinct trail that Indian trailer might lose taking cold But think of what ody' oadbed would be with five inches melting boob who writes this fairy tale of southern roads believe him. So far it is believed that makes little difference but let diverted the highways the north their hands of this fiction will be we'll for him. that the south the has wonderful of the There Tucson what is Spanish practically point Any tourist who the Tucson takes leading Phoenix thence joins Trails the that tavelabe practically all the bad between Ash Fork and Segman which under construction When this and few spots Navajo and Apache completed this will be the recognized the has the attractions southwest the Grand Peried Mntezuma's Well the Indian Villages other important interesting places such the Ice Caves the Cliff Dwellings, On the southern what hey old Tombstone and
 southwest these the the the towns the state them with of Heaven that they of the other things of the place and into Gods sunlight
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-24
GATHERING THEM IN

problem the keeping of their in the hands of American evidenced by the the people their shares that control be obtained Some time the notices that the Union Oil of California mixed the sale of Shell mnmzed by later developments the the big foreign ma assae the whole It said that enough pledged control the California the the holding having stated issued shares Other American corporations especially having big holdings the road din insdiouy making big all surprising the next meeting oil found themselves without the their competitors taking the buckng of the Standard company grounded believe foreign interests sweep them aside although these interests positive the foreign markets
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-24
ARIZONA INSPECTOR OF MINES SUBMITS
 REPORT FOR YEAR

PHOENIX, March 16.-Copies of the annual report of Jack White, state mine inspector, for the year ending November 20, 1921, are now public. The report is very complete It contains a list of all mining prop critics in the state, where they are located, their agent, the manner in which property is worked or the manner of handling the ore anL' the character of the ores.
 Inspection Data
 The summary shows the number of visits that have been made to the various mines in the state by the inspector and his assistants and each visit is listed. There were 6 mines inspected and 9S visits paid to the mines, some of the larger mines be- ing visited more than once.
 The report shows that there were 2,325 men employed on the surface and 3,534 employed underground when the last inspection was made
 2 Fatalities ...
 There were 22 fatal accidents dur ing the year, according to the report, of which eight were in Cochise county, four at the Copper Queen branch on the Phelps Dodge Corpor- ation, one at the Calumet & Ari- zona, two at the Wolverine & A1i- zona, and one at the Central prop erty, near Dos Cabezas.
 Part of the report contains copy of the mining code of the revised statutes, giving the manner in which claim can be located, form of To- cation notice, etc. Another chapter of the code is given to the drainage of mines while the third is given over to the duties of the mine ln- spector and the operation of mines.
 Statistics Given
 The statistical tables show a list of the operating mines and the post office address; dates of inspection mines inspected, method of opera tion and character of ore, number of men employed and tonnage per month, serious accidents, their cause and nature, fatal accidents, and thelr cause, and a summary, including the cost of operating the department which for the year ending November 30, 1921, was $16,761.1l.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-24

ed to come up for final disposal dur ing the month in which Judge Dool- ing will remain in Tucson will be the accounting suit of Hoval A. Smith yer sus Henry H. Hoveland. The final hearing will be in the nature of com plete review of the testimony given in the case before the Standing Mas tr, Edwin F. Jones, who was appoint ed previously by the Federal court to that position.
 The case is one involving several