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Evening star., 1909-05-21
Johnson LOAFEO
ON. JACK O'bR|EN
Quaker Lad Was There With
the Taps, But Little Artie
Had the Punch.

Bill Mclaughlin. the boxing expert Of
the New York World. has the following
story in this mornings paper about the
Johnson-O'Bri scrap:
Counting each tap. tap, tap. tapity-
tap of that touch and-run pugilist Phfla-
delphia Jack O'Brien. he had 1t on Jack
johnson q thousand ways in that six
round bout In Philadelphia Wednesday
night.
Counting the chug, thug, bump. smash,
that send men jiggering into, strange
sleeps. the big black champion had 1t on
O'Brien right from start to finish.
Seriously, Jack OBrien would dance
up to Johnson. push out left or right.
land 1t. and the crowd. in ecstasies OF
delight, would yell "Wow-w-w-w-w-ee"
And johnson would show a great
mouthful OF gold-filled teeth and laugh
aloud, "He-yi. he-e-e!'
Then O'Brien would wink at the man
In his corner-Abe Attell-and come back
with another swat. pish-just like that
and Johnson would grin some more. Then
the big black man would forget himself SO
far as to swat O'Brien on the jaw. Some
times hot and sometimes cold. Twice he
did 1t real hard and O'Brien went down
each time as If to sleep for a brief spell.
but he got up In time to keep the game
a-gOing.
Evening star., 1909-05-21
"A Sawdust Trauedian'

The effort to combine circus
features and the legitimate
drama on a country circuit and
what resulted is told in an
amusing way by
EMMETT CARLETON KING.
Evening star., 1909-05-21
SPRING RESORTS.
NEW YORK.
Delights of the Foothills

ASAA 3 Nh 10 VI NnaS OOOnAAAAS
are concentrated in Lake Luzerne. Warren coun-
~. NY. twenty-five miles from Saratoga). The
wayside Inn, its Cottages, golf course. tennis
courts. boats and bath houses. casino. garage
and stables are in this most beautiful natural
park
Rooms with and without private bath; steam
heat; long distance telephone and telegraph COM
munication. Season opens June 26. Terms,
$3.50 per week up. Booklet with map. address
until June 20. CLIFFORD NJ. LEWIS. Proprietor.
Hotel Richmond. Washington, D. C.
The Jackson Health Resort,
DANSVILI.E NEW YORK.
On Delaware Lackawanna Ry.
Delightfully situated. Scenery. air: water and
modern facilities all that can be desired.
Do not fail to send for descriptive literature
before deciding wLere to spend the summer for
HEALTH PURPOSES. Address
]. ARTHUR JACKSON. Mgr, Box Z.
my12-3Ot,1O
Evening star., 1909-05-21

The Gardner House, '1%s:'cSn; opp ScaDa1, 3; l.
garage. Booklet. N. 8. LTTTLEFIELD SON
Evening star., 1909-05-21
Turk Rescues q Maiden

Another gigantic financial
bubble blown by this quaint
promoter bursts in the too sem
timental atmosphere of Span
ish-America. Why Turk is less
chivalrous. nowadays set forth
by
CLARENCE l.. CULLEN.
Evening star., 1909-05-21

CHARLES MAJOR.
Evening star., 1909-05-21
IN The
SUNDAY STAR

Our next Sunday Magazine
will contain an array of fiction
and of special articles to chal-
lenge comparison with any of
the magazines of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
zAMBONA PROPERTY
 GETTING MACHINERY
Big Improvements Are To Be Made On Mine At
 MinaS NuevaS

MORALES. May 2l- Yesterday four carloads of new mining ma chinery for the Zambona mines at Minas Nuevas. Sonora. passes south where all arrangements for its install lation have been completed under the personal direction of Manager Jaeger and Consulting Engineer Clarke. The management Of the Zam- bona Development company expects to have the big new cyanide plant and other needed machinery installed and in operation within the next six months Richard Coleman, the rail road contractor. is president of the company. in which many local people are interested. financially. It is ex- pected that soon after the new plant is in operation. stockholders will com meuce 10 receive dividends The Zambona mines are said to be worth many times the capitalization of the company-s700,0 900.
 Lucky" Mark Lulley, of the Wan dering Jew mine. returned yesterday from a ten-days' visit al Patagonia and vicinity, where he was the guest of Colonel RtR Richardson. the mining man, who is associated with Lulley in a number of good proper ties. including the Jew. Lulley re- ports the Patagonia district a trifle quiet just now. but says Superintend- ent Balcom. of the Salero mines. con tinues busy building roads to his prop critics. Superintendent Thomas of this place, is also working large force of men on the road between Patagonia and the old Hosey proper ties in the Santa Rita mountains. re- gently bonded by MT. Kemp from Leek. Mcdonald. Ferguson and oth- CTS. Just as soon as the road is completed. the work of hauling the ore to the railroad at Patagonia, will commence and times in that section will pick up.
 Yesterday Manager l.. N. Raines of the Columbia Consolidated Mining company. accompanied by the com pany's consulting engineer. Bernard Granville of New York and Mir. Azei Ford, a wealthy Washington, D. C.. lumber dealer, returned from an ex tended trip over the timber lands in Sonora owned by the Columbia com pany. Messrs. Ford and Granville left for the east today, the former first going to Houston Texas, to visit all old friend and business associate.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
COMPANY ID ORGANIZE It Will Develop the Mayflower
 Claims iB the Ray
 District THIS PROPERTY IS PROMISING ONE

PHoENIX, May 21.--The organiza- ton of tae Ray Northern Copper has been perfected in this city. with W. B. Twitchell, the pioneer mining man of the Kelvin country, as presi- dent; T. w. Smitn vice president. and Rex Dunlap as treasurer and superin- tendent.
 The company is capitalized for ST. 900. 900 and has taken over the May flower group of fourteen claims located two miles north of Ray. This prop orty fig ere of the most promising in that region. and it is the intention of the conlnaiy to forge ahead with the development of the group as was done in the case of the Kelyin-Calumet.
 A force of men will be put to work shortly and extensive plans are being outlined for opening up the property. About 5000 feet of work has been done on the Mayfiower claims already and the workings show up scme good grade copper ore and there appears to be plenty of it. The formation Is s m far to that on most of the adjoining properties can be worked at com paratively small expense by the cave in process. Shafts and tunnels will be run and later a large equipment of mach. nery installed. Mir. Twitchell is very enthusiastic over the outlook for extensive activity in that district next fall and predicts a steady rise in stocks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
HOLDERS Fl T|GRE MINE
 HOLD MEETING

DOUGLAS. Arizona. May 2l. - Today is the day. of the stock holders meeting of the Lucky Tiger Combination Gold Mining company. and in anticipation of the meeting several of those most interested in the company arrived yesterday with others expected tomorrow. The meeting will be held at 3 p. m. at the Hotel Gadsden.
 The arrivals yesterday included J. D. Seitz of Kansas City, ohe of the di- rectors most heavily interested in the property. His brother. B. A. Seitz. who has been in this section several weeks. is also on hand for the meet ing. A mining man of eminence at tracted here by the Tigre mine is T. H. Leggett, who registers from Plainfield, N. J. Mir. Leggett is an with Frederick Hellman in the option taken on two-thirds of the stock of the Tigre for $500 900. Mir. Hellman is now at the mine making a thorough inspection He probably will be joined by MT. Leggett short ly. Auditor Joseph O'Connor of Kan sas City also Is here.
 As published heretofore, the prin- cipal object of the meeting here is to increase the capital stock of the com pany from s650,000 to Ss.000, GOO. The meeting has no connection with the pending sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22

William Fohrback. a bright engin- eer and manager of the Vekol mining company, has gone into partnership with Harry R. Hewitt. a we'll known assayer formerly from Bisbee, Ariz. They have formed the Tucson Assay ing and Engineering company and have one of the best equipped assay laboratories in the territory. They are determined that the mining peo- pie in the vicinity of Tucson shall be able to get reliable work done at req sonable prices without sending to out side points. They also do a general engineering business.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22

feet. This tunnel is expectel to cut the vein at point about 300 feet from the present face and will decide the future of the property. Work is being done by a small air drill.
 J. c. Alexander, who is now work ing the San Pedro mine under lease from the Moctezuma Copper company. is starting system of sub-leasers and reports splendid result. High grade ore has been opened up in three places in the old working tunnel, while the cross-cut from the 400-foot station is expected to break into ore at any min ute. MT. Alexander reports that in the Nacozari Consolidated Copper companys' main working tunnel on the La Galera claim work Is progressing satisfactorily, and that the contact should be cut within 30 days. They hope to open up at the depth of the ore bodies worked above by the an tiguos.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22

ity. pretty dry picking for the people he deluded into buying these issues and now he wants to change his sys- tenn by unloading a bit of water in the shape of a new fangled method for reducing ores. Look out for Tom! He's getting dose ready that will not have the results you may antics' pate. There's lot of talk concern ing new reduction furnaces of late. but thus far they have shown nothing of practical value. We doubt if they will. At any rate We would shy wide at any process Tom Lawson would rec ommend. his scheme being to pry loose another bit of money from the easy people of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
LOGAN & BRYAN
specia1 Wire in L. I Over

Special Wire to l.. ]. Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, May 21.-The market showed strength in the early trading. chiefly in the leading issues like Steel and Southern Pacific. Other stocks appeared to meet realizing sales and professionals in many in stances sold short. The general cop per list held steady in the face of a sharp break in North Butte in the Boston market under selling on the Iart of tired holders, because of pooE action of stock, after the declaration of the regular dividend. People in authority say that the metal is nov ing more freely and that surplus sup plies are being rapidly exhausted with the outlook for the metal market much brighter than at any time in the past couple of years. A favorable feature in connection with the stock market is the firmness of the list during the periods of dullness, which would seem to indicate that with an increase in outside public trade, higher levels might easily be scored. However. con servatism should be displayed on the buying side at the extreme advances.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
CObAb| SCENE OF MUCH WORK
 AMONG MINERS

TUCSON. May ai.-F. J. Wharton, ing and Milling company operating in the Cobabi district. is in the city to purchase supplies for his camp.
 He stated that there is oonsidera. ble activity at the present time in the Cobabi section which is located about 70 miles west of Tucson. Most Of the properties in that section are gold propositions. The Manhattan. Pache. Allison and the Cobabi prop critics are being operated most exten. sively at the present time.
 Mir. Wharton stated that the lack of water on tho road to Tucson from Cobabi is most serious. The wells along the highway are dry and min ing men operating in that section are compelled to drive long distances without any water.
 Unless some immediate action is taken by the county to provide water by sinking ths wells deeper. it win be necessary for the companies in the Cobabi district to do their trad ing at Silverbell,' said Mir. Wharton. Our teams can not make the long desert stretch without water and un' less the wells along the highway are sunk deeper so that water can be mad, we will be unable to make the trip to Tucson and will have to go to Silverbell instead"
 The Manhattan company has thus far expended about s20.000 in deyel oping of its properties.
 It was stated at the office of the board of supervisors today that the road wells will be deepened without delay The county will stand half of the expense and the mining com panies the other half.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
PAINE, WEBER ( co.

Special Wire to l.. J. Overlook
 BOSTON. May 2i.-The break in North Brfte was the feature of the local market today The stock has been waverine above 60 for some time but today flood of liquidation seem cd to come ii and the decline to 55h was rapid. aided by some stop orders aud bear tactics on the Iert of the shorts. The close was weak at 56. The balance of the list held strong but the buying power was small owing to the nervousness of the traders on ac- count Of the weakness of North Butte. Metal market reports continued good aud general prosperity throughout the Country is dnqlestionably improv- ing. especially all things connected -witf she steel and iron industry.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
MARKET CLOSES
 HIGHER Fractional increase Noticeable On Exchange at End of the
 Days Trading NORTH BUTTE FEATURE
 AMONG BEAR CROWD
By Frank J. Graf.

The New York market as whole
 closed fract;onally higher than the
 close of yesterday, and at times showed considerable strength. Steel oofzrmor soid at 5000 during the day. closing at 59,75. Steel preferred closed at the high point for the day. M. O. P. showed slight decline. In the copper market the entire list sold of with the exception of Anal gamated. which closed at the high mark for the day. Copper metal was quoted of in London. Copper Range. North Butte. Calumet X Arizona, Mo hawk and Granby all sold of. North Butte was the feature among the bear crowd. breaking the stock from 50. to 55.s5 Inspiration has been in excel le<a doanard. Globe is being well sup ported at 500. Ray Consolidated is in gscd Cemand at 1900. Calumet &
 Heela Pays a dividend of $500 pes share. with all added loo per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
WET PROCESS IS
 AFTER YOURMONEY

The editor of Iron Ore throws a brick of abnormal size at Tom Law son. in the following:
 Tom Lawson has the thing for your money, wet process for the rscu,- ton of ores. lor will find. if you put .cur money with him that it vii En,e a sweating process. the moistuT,, Icing mostly upon your forehead.
 Having exhausted his efforts in mines for the time he thinks a de- parture in wet process would catch few new dollars. He put lot Of people into Yukon. ditch in Alaska. which he promises will be wet as soon as 1t car he connected with a water supply. He has Gas and Trin-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE. CLAIMS
 SHE WAS BURNT WITH ACi[

McDERMOTT, Nev., May 21- Shorty Harris, known in every min ing camp in Nevada and the first dis coverer of pay ore in the Bull Frog district. was shot last night in pis- tol duel with Mexican with whom he had engaged in an altercation over a game of cards Harris is dying.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
DENYING SHELTER
 SOON TO RESUME

President Robert E. Powell of the National Mining & Smelling Co. which owns and operates the custom shelter at Deming. New Mexico. is authority for the statement that the plant will resume operations before September 1st. Estimates are now being consid- cred for shelter equipment. the pur- pose being to triple the present ca pacity. The operations of the plant
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22

(which have heretofore been devoted to reduction of carboniferous lead ores), Mir. Powell advises, will in the future include copper sulphides. The Deming smelter is favorably known to the many producing companies of the Southwest Recent renewal Of activity throughout New Mexico and othere localities where shipments to Deming emanate. justifies the predic- tion of a large tonnage for the future
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22

tEe later going via San Francisco. It is said the big company will shortly resume mining operations in the Pin to mountains of Sonora. The mines and mill have been idle for a couple of years.
 Fred Afford, the assayer and min ing engineer. who for the past year has been at the great Cieneguita Cop ger mines in Sorora, of which Geor ye Beebee is president and general man. ager. is home to enjoy well earned vacation with his family. On account of shortage of water, work has been suspended at copper camp. for the present. A railroad is being built to the mines. which are said to be among the biggest and best in Mexico. Dur ing the recent hard times. when most big companies curtailed expenses and many closed down. the Cieneguita company continued operations with out break.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-22
INDIAN HANGED TODAY
 MAKES NO COMMENT

CARSON. CITY. May 21.-Stoicaliy indifferent to his fate and refusing to make any comment on his case. Charles Kaiser. Washoe Indian was hung today in the. penitentiary for the murder of his wife Kaiser made as his defense the ''unwritten law"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13
Editorial Answer

Editorial Answcr:-The value OF
stable manure depends upon tho
amount OF bedding. or litter. {; con
taius. and tho Kind OF feed tn. ami
mails receive. Stable manure Is.
therefore. worth from 81 10 - a
Ion. An average value Of 81 ton
may 30 given IL without fear o! Civ
ne Il an generalization.
nuckahot land usually responds
oil 10 tho u#o OF stable manure.
what IL will DO worth on this land.
IN this case. will depend largely on
tho need Of tho Hoii for nitrogen and
humua and tho kind OF crop grown.
Ordinarily 1, would probably no; pay
"a haul stable manure ten mica. In
certain special casea II might. for
stable manure. especially on our
coils which arc usually 40 descirn, In
humus. has a greater value than In.
dlcaici by tho plant food IL contains.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

will winter-kill. while the plants In
a rougher neighboring field protect
cd by the uneven clods and ridges on
its surface. escapes injury. That Ia
the first reason for all Northern
farmers using a spouted seed drill.
It leaves the grain growing In a
water furrow about half an inch
deep. diminutlye but sufficient for
protection. Oats should be covered
ono 10 two inches deep.
II the land ia sod. simply run tho
disk harrow and smoothing harrow
oftorcr. II II breaks up very rough.
run the disk over before sowing.
Durrus McGchce. In St Francisville,
La, True Democrat.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13
OATS IN LOUISIANA.
Good Seed Is Used and the Seed
ing Properly Done.

ing properly Done.
Surely our section Is In q most de-
plorable condition. Not climatically
or terrestriallly. for In the constitu-
ton OF these the Creator undoubted-
ly omitted nothing: not financially
for monetary losses can always be
recouped. But tempermentally we
are in utter rout
On the other hand there are sew
eral thoroughly tried experiments
that promise abundant success.
The writer's experience with oats
covers about thirty years. and in
all that time he has had but two
failures. and in each OF these Sc
cured about so per cent OF crop.
Both OF these reverscs were due TO
continued rain during harvest. Con
sidering farming as an occupation.
that is. disregarding experimental
patches. II Is doubtful II any section
OF all this big country OF ours can
surpass that record. SO IL seems
reasonable 10 assume that oats are a
sure crop.
To attain this success. although
surely within our reach. certain pre-
l!minary steps are essential Firs'
and most diflcult OF all Is obtaining
good seed.
The writer has for the pas, hal'
dozen years found Il simply impos
sible 10 sactSe genuine ruatproo'
Cat except homc-rAised seed. a.'er
earnest and persistent trial in many
directions.
He would regard {; as simple dis
honesty 10 encourage any one &c
plant q single acre OF oats except
with seed that had been grown nea,
home. and even these proven CT
haustively. This poin; OF proper
seed can no; be too strongly accen,u
a;ei and. while we have no dca!rs
whatever to depreciatc any ones
merchandise. vc consider II mere
folly to attempt crop OF oats here
with commercial recd by which We
moan anything not grown and proven
right here At home. Tho limited
supply Of such seed constitutes one
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13
Manure for Buckshot Land.

am dcHirous 10 know II IL
viii be profitable TO buy livery
stable manure at IS cents per
"a wagon load. and haul IL ten
miles TO DO put on branch bot
tom land that Is made from ono
TO four feet with buckahot foun-
dation7 w Il. s.
Tallahatchlo Co. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13
How To Plant Oats.

There are farmers and farmers.
and almost as many opinions ex-
pressed as farmers. Thirty years
experience has convinced the writer
that there 10 just one sure way. As
is generally the case with successes.
this has a keystone. the disk harrow.
Without IL a profitable oat crop may
be grown but Is always an uncertain
~. All the writer's crops have been
made with f6-inch disks and he Is
now putting in his present crop with
these
The best time 10 plant IA from
November 9Th TO December 25th.
Planted after Christmas m oat crop
is about as uncertain IA May corn.
We began our planting this year on
October Goth II we have n very
severe freeze In late January or Feb
ruary. We shalt not ho surprised II
tcr-killed. especially II We have n
warm winter and tho oats should
by then have become ioiuted
while not absolutely necessary. wo
consider Il important 10 plant tho
oats q TO "a bushels TO tho acrel
right behind tho plows. before the
ground has been packed by rain.
That giyca far better seed bod. and
ri course. n larger yield. and that In
| Shat NC arc here FOR Last year the
crop Carefully Weighed averaged
&c as bushels 20 tho aero on TO
acres OF sod that was ten years old.
ordinary hill land with no manure.
Prepare tho Land Thoroughly.
Wo break tho ground ''Hollily. g
no; In lands" and sow righ, DO
hind tho plowH. as stated Then We
I disk thoroughly II tho ground has
been under cultivation within year.
/ passing over II t~icn With a harrow
composed OF twolvo isIuch disks.
cuts II UP thoroughly Immediately
after that 40 follow with n two-soc-
ton smoothing harrow with inclined
teeth. I'll tho ground 10 sufficiently
level 10 mako fair travelling FOR tho
| binder. but not whlt moro. A
billiard table aold looks pretty bu,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

ny all means insiat on Southern
Erown aeod In buying ryc for seeding
this fall
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

wanted, position aA manager OF farm. toulu
tsko charge OF business on short notice.
would Ike Ia have location where my family
could live with me. Any one In need OF a man
Tor This business write TO Ii. {. Daniels. bar
land. Mas.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

OF the gravest Of our problems at the
moment
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

Acclimatcd Hoon County White seed Corn.
carefully selected, grow from Kentucky seed
made my bushels per acre this year ger
mination guaranteed. Two doliars per bu.
Including sacks Ill. H. Mckenzie Roosoveit.
touisiAnA
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

wanted ono or two car loads OF good milk
cows Also u good dalryman To milk ana
work In dairy. Man that knows something
about ehurnlns. konsington Farms, Ken
sinEton. Ga.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

Enormous yields and splendid profits arc assured
when you own farm, garden or orange grove in
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

Pair bay marc Mules for sale. weight 2TO.
sis and seven years old. kind and gentle ana
work anywhere. Write inc for further iniof-
nation. Kobt- X. lrc. Meridian. Miss