Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-14

see me. That was the first time l suspected anything
 Father Half Crazy.
 T lay in bed and thought of it and came to the conclusion that Murphy had better not see Mo Clymons. 1 saw Murphy the next morning and told him not to say anything. I met father that after noon. He was half crazy and could not stay out of town. Have you made any headway? he asked me. l told him I thought I would. 1 went up town and had a stricture at the O. K. and came back to the house and was in bed four days. When I got on my feet Me Clymons got sick and mother asked me to wait on him and I aid.
 Harvey Not Next"
 One afternoon about dusk Il went up stairs and heard Nicely mons say Harvey is not next to anything Mother was sitting on the bed and when she saw me she dropped her head and said, Here's Harvey Gow, I'll go.
 McClymons said, Harvey was just talking about you; want you to go and get me a can of milk After that I objected to waiting on him. Two days later I saw al letter on the dresser from Sonora to my sister and I thought 1t was from a friend of mine, Ed Bax. ter. I opened the letter and the writer asked how mother was get ting along with her divorce and of- | fered to furnish money if she need l ed it.
 T left for the ranch and in Feb ruary went to Santa Cruz to work. I got a letter from mother, l at Globe, while I was there. il came back to the ranch in June.
 McCiymons Caused Trouble.
 Tn December last year father | told me McClymons was the cause Of his trouble. On January l II went to Hereford to work for the Greene Cattle company and on the Eth someone knocked on the door | Of the house at which I was stay ing. I said Come in and Nicely mons entered. He offered me his hand and I took it. I asked him ! where he was from and he said Globe He said T have been rooming with your mother except | II shifts when I was working at Miami and five shifts at the h. spiratiOn shaft
 Gets Power of Attorney.
 T asked him where he was go- ! ing and he said he was going 1 to see me and the old man. He ] said, Your mother has given me power of attorney and the, won't get away with it. That Rit- ter outfit owes Mrs. Hughes S25 or 1 $50 and will collect it. Bob Hen i messy will have 10 fork over that l m 1rtgase and pay back the inter | est When l asked him how that |
 as he said it was fraud aud that | Henessy threatened to get an in | junction against her divorce # she | did not sign it.
 He said he went to a justice of the | peace office in Globe and read the law on it McClymons said mother wanted | me Co send her SIS or S20 to get back to Lowell and open the house and ! that he, McCAmons, would run the business.
 Won't Stand For It.
 T says. The old man won't stand for it. and McCiymOns said can make him shut ID quieg. We are bO.h Odd Fellows and when i hear any tl.ag I investigate and see if it is so.' He asked me. Will you go to the ranch and tell the old man to stay away? l asked him if the old man did not have any rights and McClymons said Don't get gay; and stay away ! told him I would tell the old man.
 Took Possession.
 T went to the ranch. but the old man was not there. so I left a note and told him to come to Hereford where | told him of my conversation