NEWSY LETTER
OF HAPPENINGS
ATKENNECOTT
KENNECOTT, June 28 (Special to
the Daily Times).—On Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Charles -Holm was
hostess to a circle of friends. A mu
sical program of merit was rendered
by Mrs. Anderson, on the zither; Mrs.
Holm, guitar, and Mrs. Overgard, vio
lin, after which a dainty lunch was
served.
Mrs. Rudolph Schultz gave a thim
ble party on Thursday, and during the
afternoon, which was Bpent most en
joyably, a prettily served lunch was a
most' agreeable feature.
Mrs. Earl Stannard gave a tea to
the ladies of Kennecott on Friday,
the guest of honor being Mrs. Gilles
pie, the wife of the physician in charge
of the Kennecott hospital. A deli
cious lunch was served, which was
much enjoyed by all. Among the
guests was Mrs. Charles Healy, from
Minnesota, who, with Mr. Healy, is
visiting their son and family in Ken
necott.
way, did not tend to lessen the ill
temper of the bull, for he charged the
timber, with bellowings deep and loud,
and acted like anything but the gen
tle creature he was said to be. In
the meantime Joe was going on, when
he heard the animal behind him. There
were no clubs at hand, so his “mush
ing" stride developed into a sprint,
and progressed from a sprint to a reg
ular Marathon, which ended in a “loop
the loop” performance over a stoutly
built fence.
For the first time Joe realized how
much better it was to be on the “in
side looking out” than on the “outside
looking in.” He has promised his
friends that if any “gloves” are
pitched into the arena “over there” he
will not throw them back, but any
thing like a pair of sixes, with ten
buttons, he will bring back to Kenne
cott, and “raffle them off” to pay the
expenses of his journey.
It is rumored that Joe Colwell is
about to take a trip to Spain, where
he intends to offer his services as a
torreador. Arid this is how it came
about: While walking along a nar
row woodland trail, his progress was
- arrested bynbull that had seemingly
become separated from the rest of the
herd. Joe thought that he had the
right of way, but also that he would
use a conciliatory method of obtain
ing it, so he said with a gentle smile,
‘Want ‘e head skatched?’ Toro gave
voice to a sound between a snort and
a bellow and made it quite plain that
he had outgrown the age of rattles
and rings, and violently shook his
horns, which he was “cutting,” and
otherwise conducted himself in a way
that necessitated diplomacy on his op
ponent’s part. The diplomacy took
shape in a piece of timber, the appli
cation of which, while it cleared the
John A. Pegues, operator in charge
of the signal corps detachment at
Fairbanks has been granted a lengthy
furlough by the war department and
has assumed the duties of editor and
manager of the Daily Alaska Citizen,
one of the best known papers in in
terior Alaska.
Whites and natives at Susitna re
cently worked three day and nights
fighting the forest fires raging in that
vicinity. The .fire started last week
and surrounded the town of Susitna.
By hard work the citizens succeeded
in saving the town although several
cabins in the neighborhood were de
stroyed.
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MURDER TRIAL
IN ARIZONA IS
LEGAL BAH E
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., June 30 (by
Associated Press).—The second trial
of Harry Earl Stephens, already con
victed of first degree murder, Is now
on here with the promise of being the
most sensational and hard-fought
murder case in the "history of North
ern Arizona.
Stephens and his father, Joseph H.
Stephens, a prominent cattleman,
who also is alleged to have been im
plicated in the killing of Robert
Miller, who worked on the Stephens
ranch, have been out on $50,000 bonds
each.
The shooting of Miller, which oc
curred April 2, 1918, is reported to
have followed trouble in the Stephens
homp between Mrs. Stephens and her
husband. Miller was killed in a store
in Prescott and the elder Stephens is
alleged to have countenanced the
deed with which his 22-year old son is
charged. Miller was a man of about
25 years.
At the first trial of Harry E.
Stephens in Prescott last year, the
young man was found guilty of first
degree murder by the jury after 30
minutes’ deliberation. An appeal was
taken to the state supreme court, ir
regularities in summoning the jury
panel being alleged and the judgment
of the lower court was reversed.
Stephens then obtained a change of
venue from Yavapai to Coconino
county and the new trial was ordered
held here.
It is expected that, following the
decision of his son’s case, the elder
Stephens will be placed in the dock.
Both the state and defense are rep
resented by an imposing array of
counsel and this, coupled with the
fact that the Stephens family is well
known throughout Northern Arizona,
forecasts widespread interest in the
case.
Paul Rickert, a Fairbanks rancher,
has sowed a twelve-acre tract of
wheat on his ranch, and indications
are that he will have a good 'yield.
Last year Mr. Rickert had a good
crop off'one acre, and his success in
duced him to go into ranching on a
larger scale.
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