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PAGE TWELVE .THE MOHAVE COUNTY MINER AND OUR MINERAL WEALTH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1918. X" Around tRe County. r VALENTINE Special OorrMDOtuUnM to th Xohftv Count? Miner The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeler of Croxier died on Sunday night and was buried at Hack berry on Monday. Mr. Clark of the Indian School was given a surprise party on Wednesday evening by his fellow employees, the occasion being his birthday. Music and games were enjoyed, and dainty refreshments were served, the guests departed at a late hour, all wishing lit, Clark many happy returns. Mr. McDonald at Mt. View ia a very busy man these days getting ready for the big Labor Day picnic. He has dug a pit for the big barbeque which will be a feature of the day. Mrs. Purdy has returned to her home in Needles after spending the sumirjfcr at Mt. View Ranch. Dr. Wallace, Gov't. Dentist, is at the Indian School on professional busi ness,, he is repairing the old Indians' teeth before the children come back to school, when he will be busy with the younger ones. FROM-THE "STARS AND STRIPES" PUBUSHED FOR THE BOYS IN FRANCE JUDGE ALFRED FRANKLIN announces his candidacy for re-election to the of fice of Judge Arizona Supreme Bench Rules specify that no P. G. shall be deprived of his personal effects Iron Crosses and the like- but alirtpat any captured German ia willing-to sac rifice anything he has for real tobac co. When one Boche arrived before the oxamining officer and was told to empty his pockets, he laid out five partly filled sacks of American mat in's, and not much else. For it he had traded off an Iron Cross, his helmet, a trench knife, and all the buttons he could spare. SIGNAL NOTES Special Correspondence to the Mohave County Miner - subject to the v DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY September 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Hirman Imus, and children, from the Willows, have been visiting with her parents for1 the past week. Mr. Jim Tatum, was in Signal Sat urday. Mrs. Lee Eaton and children, left last Friday for Jerome, where she will visit with her people. Mr. Will Pierce, was in Signal, Thursday. Jeff Bland, met with quite a serious accident, last Tuesday while fixing hiq car, it slipping off the blocks and snipshing his shoulder and back, rend ering him unable to ride for a few days. FILIAL ANXIETY Father (lecturing to wild son) "Suppose I should be taken away sud denly, what would you do?" Son "Oh, I would be here guv,ner. The question is, what would become of you?" Boston Transcript. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Condiments That Add 1 certain American private wasn't satisfied, however, with any modest, vest pocket souvenirs of the battle. Nohting would do for him, he ex plained, but a German machine gun. After his unit was relieved he went to a salvage pile, selected a weapon in good order, and carried it, in ad dition to his full pack and rifle, all the long, weary kilometers back to repos. It was not until after he had ar rived that he discovered it was a French and not a German gun he had seized. We won't repeat his remarks when he made the discovery. Your M. P. must escort the prison ers to the rear, and there has been quite a lot of a job lately up Chateau Thierry way. One captured lieutenant got quite a way down the road with a pistol hidden on him, and in a moment of irritation at the guying he was getting from 50 of his own men who were goose-stepping cheerfully into bondage with him, he took a pot shot at the M. P. The M. P. was wounded, but not disabled, and a pistol duel followed; in another moment there was one less Prussian junker in this vale of tears. The outcome was greeted with unaf fected delight by all the other pris oners, who were revelling in the first chance to speak their minds thatl they had had in all their days. LANG'S THEATRE-PROGRAM FOR WEEK Saturday, Aug. 31, Chas. Ray in ''His Own Home Town," and "Pathe News." Regular prices. It's a long road that doesn't lead, sooner or later to your "Own honlf town". If you carry 'round a warm spot in your heart for your Old Home see this picture. It will recall pleas ant memories. Woorld Views in Pathe News. Sunday, Sept 1, Clara Kimball Young in "The Sav age .Woman," and a Pathe comedy. Regular prices. Leopard skins and flowing hair vs. high heeled slippers and trains. The Savage Woman submits for awhile A beautiful wild thing in an African jungle and her reactions to the restric tions of civilized life. Also a Pathe Laugh Promoter. Monday, Sept 2, special, "The World for Sale," and a two-part Mack Sennett com edy, "She Loved Him Plen ty." Prices 17c and 39c. All the thrills, adventures, and wild romance that enter into the life of a budding empire, are vividly protrayed in this story of the Great Northwest and racial conflict, by the world fameus author, Sir Gilbert Parker, aj so a sure fire Mack Sennett Comedy, a big double bill. Tuesday, Sept 3, Gladys Rockwell in "The Devil's Wheel, and Palhe News. Regular prices. The title of this production is based two part comedy of the New on the game of roulette. This is a , shine Brand made by Lehrman thrilling play with the underworld of guaranteed to tickle the most solemn Paris as the background, the Apache person. cafe scenes are true to life. Miss Brockwell plays a dual rolefrshe is the Wildcat xind the Gentle One too. World Views in Pathe News. Wednesday, Sept. 4, Dor othy Dalton in "Tyrant Fear," also fifth episode of "The Fighting Trail." Regu iar prices. A tale of the Canadian wilds, a pic ture of primal passions, wherein the tyranny of fear is at last conquered in a woman's heart and her fight to regain her soul and self respect finally is won against odds. Also fifth epi sode of that thrilling and stirring ser ial "The Fighting Trail." Thursday, Sept. 5. Frank- lyn Farnum in "The Fight ing Grin," also a "Big V" comedy. Regular prices. A comedy drama of speed and action that is sure to provoke gales of laugh ter, not alone is the plot ridiculous, but circumstances that arise are un common even in these days of sur prises on the screen. Also a Big V comedy, which will make a full com edy programme. Friday, Sept 6, special, Wm. S. Hart in "Blue Blazes Rawden," and two-par; Sun shine comedy, "Milk Fed Vamp." Prices 17c and 39c. An entirely new role is created by Wm. S. H)art, in this his latest pic ture in which he appears as the boss of a rough, lumber camp, in the wilds of the Canandian Northwest. Also a Sun-and A private of the buck species was watching a plane duel in the skies. "Quite a sight," said a voice be side hin, and his head nearly dropped off when he saw that it belonged to the general commanding the division. There is a story in that same divi sion, about the same general, which describes how he was seen one day recently walking along and chatting with a top sergeant. This shows that 4 use has at last been found for top sergeants. . That division did its share, and paid its price for the doing, when it helped to drive the Hun back across the Marne. ThaW night someone soft ly opened the general's door, and then as softly closed it. And the word went around that he sat with his face buried in his hands, and his frame quivering with sobs. A lanky private was detailed to take a captured German artillery of ficer to regimental headquarters. He had progressed about a half a mile when the American noticed that his charge was tearing up some papers he evidently didn't want to get into American hands and scattering the pieces along the road. "Aint you the cute cuss?" said the American. "Now you just go back and pick them all up." The officer may not have under stood the instructions, but he did the gestures which accompanied theim and he complied. He spent the next half hour painstakingly gather ing the fragments of a map, which, when pasted together showed all the Boche artillery positions in .his sec tor. CLASSIFIED H....ti...M....t-,.,i iinii.1,.1,1,,1 1,,, THE NEW HOTEL BEALE KINGMAN, ARIZONA - FINEST HOTEL IN NORTHERN ARIZONA New and modern in every respect. Fireproof build ing. Rooms single or en suite, with or without bath. Hot and cold water in every roomV Steam heat. Large sample rooms. ,.. Rates $1.00 and -Up THOMAS DEVINE -::- -::- -::- -::- Proprietor iiiiiiiiiiiiii ".V-i .. ... . 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