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Graham guardian., 1909-09-17
Annual Session Dry
Farming Congress

The fourth annual session of the
Dry Farming Congress will be held
in Billings, Mont, commencing
Tuesday, October 26, 1909, and con-
tinuing for three days.
The official call sets forth the fol-
lowing objects of the congress:
To discuss and compare methods
by which the great area Of arid
land can be profitably utilized under
thorough tillage by which the
natural rainfall can be conserved.
To encourage the use of methods
by which, in districts where rain
fall is slight, or irrigation water is
limited, the actual productive acre
age can be increased.
To create closer cooperation be-
tween the government and state
experts in charge of Dry Farming
Experimental work and the actual
farmers of the arid districts.
To enlarge the plans for carrying
on great educational propaganda
by which, eventually, the arid dis
tricts of the entire world can be
populated by prosperous and con-
tented agriculturists.
To encourage legislation looking
to increased Federal and State APP
preparation for the establishment
of more experimental stations, the
employment of more field experts
and the actual cooperation of all
these stations in fixing and main
tanning a certain recognized stand
ard of methods for obtaining re-
suits from the operation of farms
in the arid districts.
To study methods and results of
dry farming operation in the vari-
Gus western states and in foreign
countries which are represented in
the Congress.
To establish a better understand
ing of the value of agricultural
education in the public schools of
the West.
To bring to the attention of active
farmers the various theories and
working plans whereby each farmer
may assist in the general CONNER
cial, social and political uplift of
the western states.
Graham guardian., 1909-09-17
LAYTON

Miss Jennie Freestone is still
quite sick.
The new seats for the church will
be here in few days.
A parents meeting at the public
school building is announced for
next Friday, at 800 p m.
Mrs. Della Taylor, who has been
here for sometime visiting her rela-
tives and friends, returned to her
home in Douglas Wednesday.
William Salisbury came up from
his farm at Ft. Thomas to spend a
few days with his family this week.
He contemplates moving his family
to the farm in near future.
Eight students from Layton are
taking the high school and CONNER
cial courses at the Academy in
Thatcher, and we have enough
eligible material in the settlement
to quadruple this number.
A new shipment of classical vocal
music has been received by the choir,
consisting of choruses from the
works of Handel and Mozart, and
operate selections from Balfe, and
glees from Bishop and Geibel.
The population of Layton is stead
lily increasing, as is shown by the
fact that five infants were blessed
at last Sundays meeting. The
parties officiating were: George
Hatch, James r. Welker, William
Moore Claydon and N. p. Beebe.
A farewell social will be held in
honor of Isaac P. Robinson at his
residence Friday night, September
18th, by friends of the Robinson
family from Thatcher and Layton.
Mr.. Robinson leaves for a mission
in Great Britian Saturday, the 18th.
Horace Cummins, superintendent
of the l.. d. S. Church Schools,
lectured to a good audience at the
church Sunday night. His talk was
much enjoyed by all present. He
paid special attention to manual
training schools, showing that the
L. d. S. Church could justly claim
the honor of pioneering this grand
br anch of education in the West.
In travelling westward along
thrfch STREET. and Relation street,
Graham guardian., 1909-09-17
Lurai ne,us

Clyde Ijams left this morning for
Tucson, where he goes to attend
the University during the winter.
Harry Dial returned home Tues
day evening from a trip to Mexico
City, Mex, Ell Paso, Bisbee, Doug
las and Courtland.
Mexican independence Day was
celebrated in Solomonville, Wednes-
day and Thursday. A large crowd
was present in the county seat both
davs.
Don't fail to wait for the Society
Brand Suits. B. F. THUM & Co. 1t
Miss Manta Trimble, of Milford,
Mo-, who is visiting with the Aus
tens at their home in Solomonville,
was a visitor in town Monday.
Miss Trimble is engaged to teach
school at Geronimo.
John A. Hunter, of Rayne, La,
arrived here Wednesday evening for
visit of several weeks with his
brother, Judge T. T. Hunter. Mr..
Hunter is the father of Miss Mar
garet Hunter, teacher in Stafford
Public School.
We are buying all barley offered
us at market prices. VALLEY MILL
ING Co. 30-tf
P. j. Jacobson has moved his
stock of merchandise of all kinds to
his new store building on Tenth
street, between | and X streets,
where he will be glad to see his
friends when they want anything in
his line.
Misses Alice Morris and Viola
Owens left Saturday morning for
Silver City, N. NJ, where they will
attend school at the Convent of
Our Lady of Lourdes. Miss Lillian
Morris accompanied them, return
ing home Monday evening.
We have just received a fine as
sortment of Rockers. Call and see
them; we will treat you right.
Olney-Ijams Furniture Co. 29-2t
Laurel, two and a half years old,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jones, died September 9th from
diptheria. Funeral services were
held at her parents home and the
interment was made in Union
cemetery.
The Y. M. M. |. A. and the Y.
L. M. |. A. will hold their joint
convention in Thatcher, Sunday,
October Sd. Workers meetings
will be held an 1000 o'clock a. m.
and 1:30 o'clock p. m. A public
meeting will be he held in the even
at 7:30 o'clock. 30-2t
ATTENTIoN!-We have on the
road and expected to arrive the
next few days, the largest line of
youths and boys clothing ever
shown in the Gila Valley, and will
be sold at Eastern prices. Ell PAso
STORE, Morris Simon, Prop, SAT-
ford, Arizona.
The Sunday School of Hubbard
Ward held a reunion on September
9th at Turner Vests Grove.
Games and refreshments took up
the afternoon, followed by dancing.
The proceeds were given to the
missionary and stake Sunday School
funds.
'Walk-Over" shoes at the j. M.
Foster Mercantile Co. BOLT
There's a reason for the smile on
William Cavness' face these DAYS.
It's bright, bouncing baby girl
that the stork left at his home
Thursday, September 10th, about
1880 O'Clock q. m. Will says it is
the best baby ever. Well, that's
what eNery Daddy says.
Graham guardian., 1909-09-17
HORSE THIEVES CAUGHT
Sheriff Anderson and Posse
Capture Two Rustlers
Near Williams

Sheriff Anderson, of Graham
County, arrived in Phoenix from
Williams Saturday afternoon, Sep
tember 11th, at the head of a little
touring party of four eastern Ari-
zona people, says the Arizona Re-
publican. They spent the late after
noon here, two of them hobnobbing
with Sheriff Hayden's deputies, all
departing for Solomonville on the
evening train. In sense the most
important members of the party,
and the two who would have been
the most conspicuous, except that
they were kept in retirement after
their shackles were removed. were
a couple of alleged horse thieves
named Leonard Mcdonald. of Gra-
ham County, and Leonard Taylor,
of Apache County. The fourth
member of the party was Mr.,
Sanders, of Graham County, who,
with former Sheriff Jim Parks, is
said to own the four horses taken
by Taylor and Mcdonald something
over three weeks ago. He accom-
panied the seriff in little jaunt
that began about twelve days ago
up the Blue River and across coun-
try to Williams, shortly after the
sheriff had cut the trail made by
Taylor and Mcdonald about ten days
before.
Sheriff Anderson and Sanders
were so heavily weighted down with
guns and lead that they had rather
a strenuous time overcoming the
ten days handicap, but they were
entirely successful and found the
men near Williams with two of the
stolen horses still in their possess
sion. The other two had been sold,
but replevin action promptly re-
stored them to the officer and the
stock was sent back to Graham
County overland.
Even known guilty man is tech
nically considered innocent until he
gets into court, but in this case the
men were caught with the goods on
them, SO to speak, and moreover,
they state themselves without fear
of successful contradiction that they
took the horses.
If they have any other justification
than the fact that they wanted the
horses they have failed to indicate
it. Asked if they did not have a
pretty rugged and ragged ride
across the wilds of the back country
in getting away with their booty,
Taylor replied that they did not.
They had taken their time. travelled
easily, and intimated that they real
ly had a pretty good sort of an out
ing. Then he added in rather SYM
pathetic tone that he guessed the
sheriff had the worst of it, for he
got rather late start.
Taylor and Mcdonald are both
good looking young men of possibly
twenty-five or thirty years of age,
aad do not seem to be greatly agi-
tated about their trouble. 1t is un-
derstood that the identity of the
men who took the horses was not
known until after the sheriff took
up the trail, and when the men
were captured Mr.. Sanders was
quite surprised to find that one of
them was well-known neighbor.
Graham guardian., 1909-09-17
GOOD FOR BILIOUSNESS

Il took two of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets last
night, and ! feel fifty per cent, bet.
ter than / have for weeks, says j. j
Firestone, of Allegan, Mich. They
are certainly fine article for bill
iousness." For sale by Stafford
Drug Co. Samples free.
Graham guardian., 1909-09-17
CaIifoTnia'S First
Cotton Crop

The first cotton crop ever raised
in California is being harvested.
About 1,500 acres were planted as
an experiment and so satisfactory
are results it is predicted that cot
ton will become one of the staple
products of the Imperial valley.
Graham guardian., 1909-09-17
szsassS S@lbUS@>0bF4" 81
on any can OF package means quail,
ty. Use no other brand.
WHY?

From small beginning the sale
and use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has extended to all parts of
the United States and to many
foreign countries. Why? Because
it has proved especially valuable for
coughs and colds. For sale by SAT-
ford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1909-09-17

one notices that nearly all the shade
trees are leaning southwark. Those
of our citizens who have not been
able to divine the cause should
watch Brig Reed, as the sidewalk is
scarcely wide enough for him since
the birth of the best boy in the
world at his home at 400 a. M,
IL, 1909.
Graham guardian., 1909-09-17

The advance sale of seats will be
put on four days ahead of the show,
so you had better make your reser-
vations early.
Graham guardian., 1909-09-17

Have you tried
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Roast Coffee? Best Quality.
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eiur gahhatiRiI.

Die meilten poItturteH o allen
@oifern Der Grbe ihrsibt oas bsuti9e.
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fit oes UeltpongrsiHs BON 1907 bat
TeulihlanD i'm inneren 8srlehr niht
fpenls"r ais 1921 Wiaionen poittars
ten in jeuem Sabre bsf0roert. Sn isis
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bic .9obl Der 9oiitartsn aud nur ans
n0bernb cine Winidrbe. 4uF @roB-
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iommen $50 Uli1iOnen, duf bic Der.
@taaten BON Qmsrita sO5b Wi1ios
nsu, auf Sapan 780 Wilionen. Die
onberen qGnbtr srreiden nod ni9t
cine balbe Wiiaidrbe. Nm meiiten
s0hlt griiif6 3 Snbitn NIT 345 Wits
lionsn. 9enerrei6 $50. Rublono 1S2.
llngarr 1927. gelgisH so. Rieoers
Ianbe -. Gdpsi3 y Wlinionen 9oIts
larten u. Z. N. 6rantreih bat gar nur
q Winionsn. M6brsnb bic 0sreinies
ten Sidaten fei BEN poltiarten an britt
ter Gtelle iieben, iteben re bei ben 9ries
fen un6 Trudiaheu meitaus an erlter
Gtelle. Gs fpurbsu bort nihl meniler
ais $3.50 Miuionen 8rieFe bsIorbert.
On BroBbriidHnisn 2,755 Wiliontn.
TsutihIdun iisbt bier an britier Steae
NIT 2.267 Wiilionen. frantreih Be
Fbro,rie 1.l20 Miaionen griefs.
Cont errrt6t stin 2ano cine Bril-
liarbs. Mm meiiieu BADEN nod RuB,
lamb nit $40 W,ilionen. Ssferreib
$50. 8riiifdl Snoien 332. Sapan
50s. Siolien 1876. lIuaaru 1888.
Gdmei3 122. 9slaien 11S, Gpauien
107. Snipebsn 101 Winioueu. renn
man bic 9dnber Bis su 100 Winiou,n
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b%gitanrisn 1.lo2 miaioncn. obre Sci
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Gtntfhlonn 62 u. {. 10. nerIfidt. uGbz
reno re @robbritaunitn BET BEN Brit,
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-20
Sleiienoe Meenten.
John 6eppsrt.
GeeaI Neenfeu.
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ataut 1%0tsrnnhn.

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IN BEN Stoats esiDahien lit. Gas 1T
bic 4niidt bon 8. 30. Erus, BEN Ct
cretdr Der Observation-Disclosures in
81 aoioH, i0Dis aud BON u. u.
Woors, grofeHor osr Agronomis an
Der Gtdotsuaiperfidt gei0e betaups
ten, Bag Gle Saaten Dor5Gslid ltebsH.
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reid ausfansn. 9uf Der unipritaiss
farm puros Der srits Sdniti ihon gs=
m0a,. unb bitter srsab IA 2onnsn
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ben in Oisi.m SABRE nod 3 Grntsn srs
ndrtst.
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i'm p5rbliGsn 9beil oes Staaiss BE-
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bsbeutsnoten 6ol5inouiiris1sn Don
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gsim Spleen am llpbam Dlii6
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On 5oHbouGac1u rps am T.
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oesfeit oes 8suiihen ariseerbuuoes
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Beibtiligung abgebalteH. 0as ud6its
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-20


erbalters bSbeHa lie 0as Stloium in
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bratt.
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nod i'm togrtuen, nit Sen gtahiol.
fgern DeIhe, baS Ser ~eritarrten 9ano
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-20
@tItUaatee. eonntas. 20. Sani.

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neH poli3eiTtotioHen 5uriidgelnHeneH
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nit 54,974 aiIOmeisr; 5und9it IONS
men 6rantreih nit ASSOC. Ssftere
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nit $500, StaIien nit 1870, gels
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gus OrbknTb.

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0er 500 gabn murbs Die 10 Sabre
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sin bibIhes programm our 9urbfl6s
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Ana Rncine.

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gan an St,ls oes poa ieinsm Qollen
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Der 0taerqtfrsite,
Wamso. Der felt iGnoersr 3eii bet {
Fem in 8om6,ra adruiIonjrenosr
@renooisr Regiment an Qferoe ais
gau'eaihi5etr laasirts. 1T iufolate
siuer fjr4lit ne1sn 9erlsbens aeacn
Die miliidriits Cjsciplin s-littsneaa
Seligafan1 oesrooiyt worNen unOI
niye am /. Cttcbsr .. sur Gntrf
l~5Huus tammsn. Nas Reaifnsu. bar
IN sintm anotyen 9saer. srih 3iaorss
"a nit Ramsu tiueu asuen Nduisn .
ftl11eg svaalitu. 0sbte.er 1T ina
Nommfvn aufaeuahien. no ,r Tienert
hi elmer @uisht 9btrSfamllis mar. bis
e III Aavma2r p. \. 3um Miliidrt
t%inlesa1en wurct
Der 6aHNttSpsrFebr ami.
'tea Zen lpeHliaen uuo oTlidsn G}es
naotn Ny Der Stadser ouF hem +.
@eegeas aoey miiitis Ser Sitbmus.
Sabn esi.ei Fh im Sabre 1905. Dem,
s2sg'he Hat ami s,lra $1,000 600.
ere ~seoegitaN Sagabaf io, Dem
&oUahse.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-20

t9EbIeben oes groben Gfron,.
n1onnesi 4eHrn 8. Hoaers, 0e Wtse-
prdiioenten Der STANDARD Oil Som.
pam. lat cine be0enfiihe slide in
&5duiTeet 5iuterIaiieu, lueIde mon
O%iis5niidlen benilbt lit. las aroBe
Oelmorppol NIT aaent. mas 0asu
scbort. bat IN Ibu einen ieiner lei.
tcuocn @eiiier. fpenn niht cen
&auptleiter. nerIoren. Der 6ltere
8oteieler Gsobu p Bat Sidh id)on
lett lunserer 3eit non DER 0ftipen Bel.
turg gan3 snrids9@en. iein @ru.
Der WiIlan ltSht an Der Sdnucuc
oes Sreilaialtcrs unA g hanSeIt iih
oobcr iebt Sarual. Sic 2ait an n IT,.
iiirrgere Stulfsru I'll O~ertAeilen. SIN
er7ter 8eihe fouu1lt Aabei Der eiusiae
SoAn &oserS'. y :. 9oaerS IT,, in
@etraht. elm iutaer 0inrm Don 80
%ehren Der am Nt 9ieu Dorfcr So.
lumbtn.llrTOeritt1t ita0iert bat. oer
aeiratbct lit mo ats 8ertreter ieincs
S}atgrr m1brcu0 aeiiea aranfbeit
lafcn rctAc %erfaarlta1 aeianmelt
bat auh Der Ste~pieacriohn ocs
~pcrltcroencn GelmasHoten, llrban
3 9rougbtoH. car 9erln 8erapcrf.
%IHaenieur senob Ms gertrouen oes
Neritorberen uaN riro ieoruione
cucr ror Ns'eu tSulaerr in Ser
@roBrMrtrie nsraa Soar q.
45cgaoR H.. Ner San oes @roB.
banficrs 5lsihea gaues 1T ~
SNac Ncs ucrifors en 9oaers ~
eInern Ser Ei-etievm Scr .liuiice
&tanS SIS! Coronation (SsabI-
Srui0 crranint rDagNn-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-20

liddeit aber lit er
es febr ftorf ,un6
Is fonuHt ibltrA ouf
Die gr5ieHrrlg Der
6etre ff~enoenGlnds-
iproiisn GA, nrIn
ign ebenio, oauer.
Dart 5u MAIDEN,
iDie iene nit. Eitcl
uBa @atpen aus.
g~eitottefe Spe5ies.
SiH0 0ise Gprol-
ien I'M Beiite Der
M|4ar ~,r1r,.s-,u&
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-20
Die s5bns Ser gatsr.
GiHs usHs 0sasratisH srur4isanHaer sinazs.
er5aeu.

Sefnrib Seine betuptpt, oaS
Jirh bic seriIn0ung Der Stnots-
vapiere Die. 8eIt Oernofrat1ui sUor.
sen lit. @ir wonen ben gegrif luf
dae 8erHpapEere. 8on0s, Slftien IL
7. 10. ousoebrwH uno ibm Gedt &c.
Sen abr nur i'm einge5d5et-
politilhen Girse. Sn Oieen Gimme
tx Der @dbooeL n~[Leroirag fem Sc
~turi5a0eI Dab nift erbIih in Wirf.