The Morning Sun from Yuma, Arizona • Page 4

AB1Z, THfKSPAT. FEBBMBT. THEATRE LAST TIMES TODAY Wesley Barry with Niles Kuth Reniek and Russell Simpson Rags To Riches --also-- -THK SKIPPER i comedy and a news reel TOMOHHOW and SATUUPAY TEX IN A BARROOM' Constance PRIMITIVE liOVEJi" Sext Wcduosaiiy 03HH THE- TEXT.MAKEK" CO JUS SOON Mary "Pickford in TESS OF THE ST.OIUI It continued tor-a num- M- o' until Edward Creighton sir'etchJd his telegraph wire to oak 1-ake from St. Joseph in 1861, lacreliv winning a government bonus o' 54.1000, and the California Telegraph Company continued the iinc 10 San Francisco. alining News TOWN TALK Mllllon lutn Planted This Year memorial forests is a or the wn West.

The ridors of ihe press, -00 or more, Copper rsss. another lias een utilized, thv a i Dr. Leon Jacobs returned last from a short business trip to i the Imperial Valley. i j. W.

Eccleston of ihe New York The cheap- i slore has purchased a new niuur- lUij "1 seeds to England, France, Italy and Belgium to help to reforest otii 1'ony were all small. It (By J'ress) devastated areas in those countries WASHINGTON', Jan. ns of this work millions trees planted in 1923 is the objee-j- im6rk trees are already grow- tive of the American Tree Associa-, Kuro pe. Charles Lr.th-: in Western Kurope. California musiaiiK.

i-lu and siK-t-d woro the very Done 1 blood of Pony Express ser- Tin- Rider's iH'-ucu could not more than pounds. for "vi-rv letier had to be writ- The the association is tho "Make Wash Association. Thej or substitutes, having replaced i the local agent. American HUMOR new association will make anyone Mr. Pack has long been of the advancing price, and Linder circulation manager mmner I the I a i a 3 1 I i.

they are getting for The Morn ng Sun wl" leave i be gone aacut Thev'dld" but every paper a i on "shK-st kind 1 1 let cosl ind record shows that li-vi-. M- r'U wore 'fw and far between. The rohivs rode at the rate of i -Viv. President Buchanans was brought from Mis- I products. Phoenix--Kepresenuitiv Pltna County, Arizona traduced a bill into the state legis-.

luture which would abolish the i owned stores of the mm.n 0 Los diiv for Mtiyes wee ks. Robert Lennon is re- in- lioving im at Mrs. Zerena the office. Choate. formerly Pony Express Will Again Traverse Old Trails of the mining c.ompan-1 bell law las heartil endorse the company building.

store iiod TV-- -Kingman-The Arizona offU' of Gandolfo ly in i relation to forestry, having tori YOUTHS years been president of thei'l'IIRtt iOimih 1 Forestry association. During the war Mr. Pack orgunizi directed the work oi ihe War Garden Commission, Lai and i fall S'500 BOMDS Al'TO TJILH John Hayes F. Quincy and Standish, (By Associated Press) SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31--The storied canyons ot the old Powder H'ver are-, to ring again to the hoor beats of the Pony Express rider while the weather beaten Concord coach "fabled west will rol once more between, the Missouri River and the Great Salt Lake in the celebration by the Mark Twain Memorial Association ot Nevada late this year to commemorize the western career of the great humorist, according to the celebration officials is hoped -m some quarters to linK'-the observance wittfthe development ot work along the' Victory Highway, the "Mam Street ot America," and the proposed Portola fete in San Francisco making -'a triune celebration that "ould'take ia-a vast territory from St to the Pacific Ocean 'old' settler will doubtless rut his eyes' wlieri he.

sees the Pony speeding once raors along the' benches ot the Sweetwater, rallied Wyoming stream. It is pUn- ne'd-'to -make his. return, merely continued. Chapter of. his past.

Once morelhe will try to heat the sunset gun into Port Laramie and the olc Fort. Bridger, Thes gun's'have been silent for decades Although" he will have to build nc more willow roads along.the buei deltas' of the Carson be will hit 'the old trails of Piute landi ooa bevorid the Carson, and the Cherokee Slaile and" Siqui lands farther to the eas! arid the'north. twenty-five miles each and he ridors were paid iron, 1 2 0 nuinth big money those a.i}.. But the record shoys they earned every cent of Pony was a Chard, resigned from the American Fort-stry Association, and Mr. Pack onds each Yuma.

were arraigned in the court yesterday before Justice the Peace I. Mayficld, who or- held for a preliminarv Lyric Theatre SATCRDAV and SCS0AT House Peters "Human'learts" Dedicated to the Mothers of the World CO.151.Vfi--FEB S-9-10 Douglas Fairbanks "Robin ln Hood" Rvsi-rvcd Seals on Sale, Start- Ing Today at Minor's Drujr Store. Try your luck at the-Lucky "Spot" dunce at Somerton Thursday night. Jan. 30--2tc Thev were taken into custody while month.

trip has band of sulking Oatman--The Oatman--The i oe soac Mines Company, W. B. Phelps, ordered by the family tec vem the and seventv-f; cut down by The turning of a st in course of construeUon in turned 1 1 1 1 -1 ports that a part of the Aztec vein Ior he bcne ii of the sen i been encountered on the 300 gc tor Mr Ketcherside's health level The ore is said to be very high'grade and with further develop- Aciing Yarlm flster McNeil is ment'the company expects to he, laifl with a broken cola bone me.nt the company expect i a i off witn a muMu. tte dividend class again soon. The, a to knit.

He has been mill is continuing to handle custom duty for two weeks the result flf.rulent that uruis- policy must come from the people and not from af.y one group of for- Inli 1 a i Valley Press esters, lumbermen or timberland crosaing" the bridge at Yuma and. returned to this city yester-, vitally owners, as the people are Interested in'having steady and manent production of. forest products "Up to now the foresters have Globe--The New Dominion Copper of an autom ducts. UP to now uie I.VK.OH..- been able to agree upon a lorm 01 an autumuuiiir ed his back and broke his collar- a iua Companv has resumed operations bone Rex Bag i is taking Mr. Mc- srace the first ot the year.

This is Neil place at tie yard office. Since LUC in line with the carrying out of the development work, in which it was announced by E. TV-. Mitchell, president that $250,000 would be spent, Pourri, formerly geologist for the "Old Dominion, is in charge of op- Sl keepe, rtrifted up through, the revolvers as his encroaching redmen in the Carson. He will where another U.

fort was Further on he, will see where the Cold Springs ff on the Express was wiped out by ths ever vigilant Piute enemy Trav- er.lie the old t.rauacro3 a the closes uui only with the 0 a ute Nation into Mui 300 Texas Ranger mts flanking him afterward wen hy Lake, v. th his and ersing me i MnnirprforQ atterwiLiu will, see where "Pony Bob" Colonel Hanserfor 0 jn(ler lam, one'of the greatest Riders, made to Italy and i memorable dash through Sioux his days at home and Cherokee infested lands as he becommg as id gazed upon, the bleaching bodies of I as in the Carson that had.fallen vie- roinanticjareei. Urn to the spear and the tomaUawk. erations. The work of financing the American Ore Corporation, ia proceeding well, according to reports.

Billings of Kingman, is the consulting engineer. It is expected that work of this property will start shortly. This is one of the old properties "of the Ray district and was a roducer from 1S79 to 1SS1. Miami-- The Louis d'Or Mining and Milling Company, has 15 men at o'rk at present, beginning the de- elopment work, which Manager C. 3 Hart stated sometime ago, woulfl carried forward this year.

It is expected that work ivill be started the first unit ot the mill ven hortly. This is being designed Kenyon Burch. Tombstone The lid. Pueblo Leas ng Company, has completed th milling of the low grade ore dump and are now hoisting ore from th 700 level, part of which is beln mndled at the mine, the remainde being shipped to the smelter. Thi company is composed largely of Tuc son.

business men. Postmaster Donald Mclntyre is in San Francisco where he took his son DnsM-AldnOTC tor treatment at the Southern Pacific hospital Dougla, has been very ill monia. lie is a conductor on the Southern Pacific lines with h.s Headquarters at Calexico. COOKED FOOD SALE TOO LATE TO f.MSSil'i uot ueeii of forestry and so Mr. Pack has determined to devote himself to arousing the public to the value of jponse to the call for tree planters has been remarkable, P.

Kidsdale, the secretary of the new organization says. Everyone whc planted a tree in 1922 is to momuership. From Louisville, Kj. three thousand memberships have been received from one bank that ives depositors trees to plant. The national tree voting plan has been number of schools FOR A I i acre rolinquish- ment on Yuma Mesa, cheap good land non-resident owner has! 'o relinquish.

Phone S-12-W or It. U. Farmer. Fob. 1--1 side of the trail, nor will he have to hunt for the sUll, stark body of the rider behind, as he had to do many times He will exchange ereetings with his fellow rider going west hut there will be many more Spot" Dane C'AKl) OF OOD SALE taken up in numuer ui For real good luscious lunch and this feature has proved ol.the borne cooked food, attend the cooked hest educat ional service in teach- 00TM sale of the Daughters of Benev-, chnare the value of trees.

The lence of the Church of Christ, Can-, lantlnE of memorial trees, roads of olfo corner of Second and remembra nce, memorial parks and. Saturday from a. m. 4:00 p. Hi! ADVERTISE--Mail is always deliv-j cred.

advertise by mail. Slatia S.i| Fraser. Operator, addressing chine with uiailing list, Arizona. Feb. E.

H. DRESSING BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPH E. H. DRESSING BRUNSWICK RECORDS E. H.

DRESSING 224 Main St. WANTED--Man with car to sell nuaranteed Cord tires. "Will nr-; raiiKe salary and expense with! right man. Feb. 1--Up! LEASE OR SALE--Eighty acres first- class land just below Somerton.j Twenty in alfalfa, fifty in cotton, I cood house.

See Mr. Jordan at Security Trust Savings Bank. Feb. 1--2tc Clear thinking! -normal digestion restored 'Dr. KINGS PILLS constipation (OTKL ABIZOSA VKK1TAT.S Cochran, Los Angeles; Paul Denver; R.

S. Stockey. W. F. Cooper.

Phoenix; James BrowB, LOES Angeles Henrv A. Taylor. Ohio; W. Pa Shephard, James Walker, Sentinel; 15. B.

Griddle Riverside; H. 'G. Lewis, 111; Walter Flood. Los Angeles; G. E.

Leuelk, Denver; S. S. Budlong and wife, Sisk, Los Angeles; Dr. It) lr and Mrs. F.

Law, Dome; C. P. Cock- m. ran, Los Angeles; F. A.

Swell, R.v- United Republic Gold erside; H. D. Sloan. Chas. H.

Bean. Through the. columns of Ul pr west but mere win HC desire to tenderly tna to'grett him now. The automobile acquaintances and "and the railroad the old trail Ea5tern star for man at many points. kindnesses and tenderness shown The Pony Express of the old dap nn ness an funeral intended to take off where the pur Bister telephone line ended at St.

Joseph. Uervu es ou and link the Far West. far as was within its power to do so. i the Mining Company, P. Mullen, is a new one in the.

Oatman District, organized to operate the old Mullen property in the Black Range section. It is reported that the entire first issue of stock in this company has been 'absorbed by' Oatman people Keller, Los thus indicating their confidence in El Centre, this as a good bet. Ray--Work is being delayed at the Ray Hercules Mines, Ted Wilson, due to slowness of timber delivery. About sixty men are employed. The work of remodeling the mill has not yet started.

ersiue: n. M. Ufred S. Long, Los J. J.

Machin and wife, Los Angeles; Miss Scmith, 0.. B. McAdams. Los Angeles; Frank Dunlap. Chicago; A.

C. Wilson, San Marcos, M. Hoot. Geo. Baty, C.

A- Mount, John Keller, Los Angeles, T. C. Gibson. THE SALE OF LADIES yon I i sses in nr.r s'innv we know you'll 1 of llH'in. 'l ucy in iVict they wtTi; niiuli i i i Canton Cn'fK 1 i i i i If you did i.vii I i lo firsi -A-oinlovful vahi-s S12.90 1u sell ai $19.50.

Only fm- i a i imv'fliiisc Yl 1 1 1 i for you. Spring's m-wcs styles, in black, navy, iii-nna. lin.wn iiml Soi'n-n to liluo Ciintoii Conic a toilay as wn a liiir salt Hie-in at i very pric.o. Twenty-five Dresses in the --Your choice, for only READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT MRS FISHER PASSES Mrs. K.

B. Fisher of Andrade died at the Yuma Hospital last evening. Fisher has been seri- ouslv ill foJ seve.al months and the end was unexpected. COr.NTKY STORE FKATTJRE 0V FIKEMES'S B.UL1 The Yuma Volunteer Firemen are! going to have a big time Friday nisht at tl'eir dance, if the big display window at Sanguinetti's tells no falsehood. 1: would appear from the window that every merchant and hu-siness man of Yuma had donated some-thing for the Country Store which will lie organized by the Firemen, and placed on a business basis at the Elks' Ball Room Friday night.

All of Yuma and the surrounding OFF MORE FORKS I Winn and Ed Winn, both of the Ford Garage Yuma. went to 1,03 Ancgeles yesterday morning and vill drive back to Yuma with enclosed Fords. The demand is far givau-r ihan the supply for these poDular cars, and it becomesi nec- c-'-u-v to send men to California iWontly to secure automobiles for pairnns. The closed automo Vile i-i becoming "very popular In Yuma and the demand for these car increasing everyday. It is nee Cj-'-irv for the Ford Garage to aecur she" dosed cars at the coast at th Ford factory as no shipment clos are made to the local agenc rorn Detroit.

country been invited to attend the iig doings ami they are assured of .1 big time-. KSTKRlY.VTS AVE A TH F. by S. Weather TWO AUTOMOBILES. AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH.

LIBERTY BONDS LADIES' WRISTWATCH AS PRIZES The Morning Sun Offers Prizes of Great Value to the Twenty Women and Girls Who Are Working for it in the 1923 Subscription Campaign which is Now in Full Swing. oun LIST OF First Prize. Chevrolet Tonring Ciir, mine Second Prize, Ford Tourinc Car, Third Prize- Chippendale Edison Plionogrnph 300.00 Fourth Prize, Liberty Bond TM FKih Prize, Liberty Bond Sixth Prize, LadJcs Gold Wrist. Watch Highest iaiiiperalnre temperature Normal fur elate iiial lowest for date Duparttiri! for day 24 hmir rainfall for thr- monlli Deficiency for monlli Kl 44 Trace Trace sunshine glii-s! wind, mill'? per hour I a Hnmlillly. d'cr Cent) P.

I IIINNT.R--Don't forget flu old-fashioned Southern rhicktn i net- tn ii(! servi'd thn puMic on Thursday. 1 al Hal" by I tin 'Colored Uidicr, 0. 10. F. Chi.pier.

Pinner promptly at. 12 price 75c. Chairman of Commit- ice. Mrs. K.

K. a i a 31--21C n.rn MEETIXO The Delta Club will meet on Fr 1-v -ftprnoon at the P'ourth Avenu school, the regular montl -cnenil meting of the club. The business program will opeu prompt- lv --'(0 p. m. and as the fine mu- sWl program arranged by the musi- ral department of the club will he Afterward the ladies will tr-i to those taking part the Friends of the cluh arc invited lo tho feature part afternoon.

The following i will be givtn, following tin- ''jones" Mrs. J.C. Cullington Polo (Sparks) Mosskowski Miss Weinsveig. Solo'Magic of Your Eyes, Pcnn Mr. Hayes.

Solo-Mazurka do. Concert Muslin--Mrs. W. -fnlo-On the Road to Uv--Speaks--Mr. "solo-Becatise Godard John Stanley, il Holo-Carmena Wilson ,1.

W. Bcauvis. iric- My Buddies l.ikcd," frotn Uuhert W. Service. Ihe American Kipling.

Mr. Loliind Lewis of the Army and Navy Entertainment Service. The American Kipling. Solo-Vesta La Cubba-Paglia- cci--Mr. Rogers.

I'iiuio- the same class as The Morning Sun. Only ten thousand votes were subscription contest, l.is- Jac wlrk wiu'siiow up later in their columns of Heron! m' Votes Wednesday, 31, Old Total rince Ymna Mrs. Anna i-rmci- ft() Mrs. Clara Smith. Yuma Floy Taylor, Somorum Mrs.

Bulk McElyea. Bard Mrs. Mary Neahr, Yuma Mrs Stella Fuller, Yuma 3 -TM Mrs Mary Stanton Raby, Yuma Miss Beatrice Kappcli, Yuma Mrs (Jladys Power. Upper Valley rs .1. W.

Fuquay, (Jadsdcn Ruth Yiima Mary F.ll/abetli Young. I'ppi-r Miss Voli'na Jacobs. Somerton Visa Alice Mae Mock. a Indian Miss Louise Crcnshaw. Yuma 47.7-.0 Mrs Mac E.

Jackson, Upper Valley 4,,7. 0 Mrs A. C'onnon. Somerlon Corinc Mclntyre. Yuma Miss Violet Yuma Miss Virginia Billow, Yuma Mrs L.

A. Elliuston, Yuma ISfi.OOO nni1 Present Total 241,500 230,030 187,750 177,000 IfiS.OOO 162,500 150,000 127,750 10S.250 98,750 85.000 fil.OOO 55.000 47.750 45,500 43.250 42,750 30,250 30,000 Total. 10,000.