Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 2

Telephone 3-1 in Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Tuesday Morning, February 25, 1941 Page Two tions of law arising from a report i "Balkan," an old Turkish wnr eans1 ura made recently to Judge La Prade mea -Death Valley Scotty- by a court-appointed special mas- ter, who spent six months examining the petitions. Bedding Plants Cut-Throat Enemies Outwitted By 'Desert Rat' By Sly Tactics of all kinds for early blooms Education Law Test Trial Set Trial of a suit to have declared invalid a state law altering methods of financing Arizona schools, enacted at the last general election, yesterday was set for March 4 by-Superior Judge Arthur T. La Prade. W. R.

Whitman, Yuma businessman, contends the petitions which caused the measure to be placed on the ballot contained insufficient valid signatures of qualified electors and that the enactment is null and void. If you don't figure out chances are a hundred to one that1 you'll be sunk if you have to get' lawyers to figure out after you're in jail. "A mystery is all right until they, can't figure it out. Then they get! sore. They can't figure out hovv this feller in the rocks has out-: figured 'em 40 years.

It pays to appear dumb at times. "I'd rather be the wolf than he wolved. It's the law of gravity. If you don't think it out first, the other fellow will." (Tomorrow: Scotty fools the city slickers.) The marine corps now has about 41.000 enlisted men and 3,000 of-; SENTENCE SERMONS By THE REV. ROY I SMITH When Men Differ Let them begin by denning their terms.

Let them all face the same facts together. Let them approach their problem with an open mind. Let them do it with courtesy. Let them agree to respect one another. Let them set the truth above their personal pride.

Let them begin by finding some common ground of agreement. a Aiil rifles, of which this the wound.) of 1 jro. pr VOTE: Walter B. Clausen, whn has just traveled with Death MENUHIN One of the icreatest prevent day violinist. Vehiidl will play a rei-ital at the I nitersity Auditorium, Tuison, on Friday evening, March 7.

A nnmher of people are going to Tiioon to hear him. For the con--enienre of those who want neat reservation we have made arrangement and have full authority to take rare of your require menlfl. Piano? KKDKWII.I.'S 222 W. PHOENIX Valley Scotty over his old dmrl trail. telling the storjr ot the mysterious 7 DEATH VALLEY, Feb.

24 (AP) "I never stayed long in one place. I get a scent quickly. If you're on the move, they can't catch up with you." Death Valley Scotty, the phantom prospector, was telling me how -he had managed to wring riches from the torrid desert waste which r. mnct nf his rivals has yielded. the mule up and we rode 100 miles into Daggett.

I fell off unconscious when I got there. But they fixed me up "I have hideouts all over the mountains, with grub that oughta last years, and I think it is still good, if I have to get to it. My grub and whole pack run to five-six hundred pounds. I sually had three to four mules. lister take for grub dried FREE PARKING NEXT DO0B icers.

I The suit will be heard on ques death or disappointment so he hp hg trouble The location tu oc-unv I and hi xvifo nH1 nneration. i qc onah on j-rus noarn-wn cn ave nim some money. He to biald an ll came that day and said he didn't odSS SJnWta? ve the money but could do Fps Sit -invrstisators t0-; a good turn day. has been the despair or s. ome ihuci jiaxr mtn rtr.jwn.

rut-throat enemies througn tne 4'i anoui you, ana inev nu umpn- i 1 years he has been scouring me ai- ui uiuuuhuuhus 1 ley wastes. said. Trailed By Cut-Throats "'So I got my mules and inm ,,.1, ho struck out in a straight line first got around that Scotty had made a rich striKe, rse reiaiea. "I knew a fellow named Macklin over the mountains to a covered waterhole 80 miles from Daggett. It was just a little hole no other water within 20 miles.

"I watered the mules, threw some cyanide into the hole, put being employed to trail me, and, Safeway Values for TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY knew he had been taming to couple of prospectors named Hicks. They told me aitervvara mar iney apples, dried peaches, and prunes, haion, but no ham. Ham spoils. Worms get into it. Corned beef is all right, but it makes you thirsty and sugar.

And a jug of whiskey. 'I lived a long time in the canyon they call Scotty 's canyon. There used to be a big rattlesnake up there. He kept the wood rats out, so I didn't disturb him. I put up a sign: 'Don't kill the rattler.

He's a pet. Take all the grub you can eat, but clean the pot after Scotty is still "hiding out," between trips back to civilization, in a shack on the northern edge of Death valley near the Nevada line, about six miles from his fabulous desert castle. It was turned into a public showplace when the valley-was made into a national reservation. Comments Are Key Scotty was talking about his old-time rivals, but his comments are probably an equally good key to his movements now. "The mountain general has to out-maneuver "em," he said.

"It's too late to plan after you're caught. Feb. 25, 26 at your local Safeway store in Phoenix, Terrme Li I rJ l-l- ri were naid to follow me "Well, one day I let slip, so lin could hear, that I had a place on a ledge tnat i naa ret myseii down into. rviesa ana vienaaie. MORE SPECIAL VALUES FLOUR up a sign 'poison water and lit out again.

"Course bloodhounds can't read. When they hit the hole, they just Mowed up. Later, I went back to Los Angeles and saw one of the fellers in the bar. I stepped up and said, 'How's your and walked out. Scottv and I were driving out "About a month later, the Hicks brothers dropped into a camp I had.

Thay said they were just a-vospeetin. We had something to eat. When they left, I yelled, 'You'll need a longer rope than that!" It was the first time I'd ever seen prospectors on the desert with a block and tackle they had It in their pack. But it didn't do them any good. Kitchen 101b.

24 lb. -f Qc 43 lb. 1 49 Craft bag WO bag 7 bag I rTn for LENT through Wingate Pass on the old 20-mule-team road out of the valley a few days ago. Scotty stopped suddenly. "This is where they got me," he; said.

"A feller on a sorrel mule; had been trailing me and my Indian. HARVEST 241b. I-c no BLOSSOM bag OO bag alwavs had a keen scent, or sense, to figure what was coiner on. i We knew he was following, and! CANE SUGAR and I never let pnyone get around, tried to maneuver out. but he.

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I inquiring around about me. I went! "The feller shot my mule right; out to Barstovv and was getting! through the ham. They got me in ready to go into the hills when ajthe right leg. in the thigh. After; train dispatcher came up.

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