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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17

Buff Orpington eggs,
81 per fifteen, So per hundred. 126 Wind
soT street. Main 1888 4-27-25
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17

ONCE TRIED YOU will never feed anything but the
Red Comb feeds. Put up in all sizes from the
Youngest to the oldest fowls
A REMEDY FOR ALL POULTRY DISEASES
Phone us your trouble
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17

A poultry journal recently contained
the startling information that ON "a hot
day ten hens Would d.IAh ten quarts Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-22
DROUGHT BROKEN
ON HAWAII NOW

There is. good evidence that the
drought hasDeen broken on the Island
OF Hawaii, at all events in some parts
CT the island Word has been receiy-
ed by H.. Haekfeld & Co. from the Ha-
waii Mill Co., Hilo. that. four inches
CT rain had fallen in that district last
week. ..,.
On this island the heavy showersin
Honolulu appear thus far not to have
been, duplicated on the plantations
Yesterdays report for day previous
CAV Waiaiua only one-ha!f inch and
Waipahu hut half as much. This
mornings report from Waip2hu only
adds nine-hundredtks OF an inch to
the rainfall in that section for the
previous twenty-four hours.
There was high wind al WaianGe
last night, hut 10 rain either there or
at Eva plantation, according to the
report brought to town by Frederick
Meyer, manager of Waianae planta-
tiOn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-22

Sc. close. to the track ,th8t but a few
inches separates its roof from the roof
OF a passing Car. The collision goug-
ed out a piece of TayloT's scalp about
two inches long and nearly three-auar-
tiers of an inch wide, making 2, very
nasty wound. If his head had Ecen =.
few inches higher the result would
have been fearful. Il
Taylor made round trip ever the
road before he was reIieWi. 49,,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-22
MCBRIDE DECLINES;
TELEPHONE ADVANCES

Considerable street business n Nc
Bryde at drop Of quarter point is
shown in today's stock sheet. SO, 100
and 100 shares being reported sold at
$50. Other sugar stocks, dealt in on
the board, are without change, being
as and Honokaa at S25, 20 Oahu
at 26 and 10 Kahuku at Is. Mutual
Telephone registers an advance OF q
Uquarter point in a reported sale Of
l05 shares at 2625.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-22
R. T. CONDUCTOR
GETS SCALP WOUND

= Conductor Taylor, car IS o, Che
Rapid Transit Waialae branch, net
with painful accident this morning
On his first trip out. He was standing
or the end of a seat cleaning the gut
tiers of his car when his head cane
in contact with the corner or an from
roof of a house at Meilil IT, t stands
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-22
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q :
:: Pastor and Mrs. EngeIhardt
= and Mr.. Geerken, who are sue ;
= ceeding Pastor and Mrs. Feimy
{: and Mr.. Menke, will be ut the
= rooms OF the German school on
!: Beretania street on Wednesday.
): October 23rd, at o'clock in the
y afternoon, to receive the children T.:
!: who desire to attend the German
z School and Kindergarten during
:: the following year. Lessons. to
Z begin at once. All children, es-
= pecially. former pupils, are. cor
8 daily welcomed.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-22

Star-BnlIetin Ads. are Best Business
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
May Hold U. s.
 Court in Iombst re

IL Is pIss,s le tbat s term of the United States court may be held m Tombstone ss usual, sccorting to U. s District Attorney Morrison today that according to his opinion the U s Judge can held the court as it has been done heretofore. U Districs Attorney MorrisOn says that as mos. of the land cases come up from Co., chise county st tLe present time it is possible that a term of court will be held in thIs city.
 There IS bill now before congress designating Pboenix Prescott, Globe and Tucson ss federal court toa ne but, never -the-less, there Is nothing to hinder its being held in Tom bstone if e1pe diency were considered.
 A little pressure brought to lear on on the part of the citizens Of Cochise county nigh, help matters some in making Tombstone and Cochise . federal court district, especially when the fact that about c fifth of the fed- eral court cases arising in Arizona cone from this immediate vicinity
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
News of the State
 in Condensed Form

members of the automobile club ot Tucson will be 70 B'sbee and D,uglss. according to sdvices received from Tucson.
 Finding the urr'Lt too s'roI ., an unknown man who tried to swim to Yuma from the California shore, gave up all efforts and was swept away ard drowned.
 Twenty-iour pages of the Februai! number of The Earth, the Santa Fe publication, are devoted 10 Ariaons, and the greater part of it to the towns and cities in the Salt River valley.
 A gain in attendance of l56 in the grsmu ar schools of the first five months Of this year over the entire school term of last season will give Phoenix school district No sn addi tlonal school fund of $46SO. This is in accordance with the school lss rel- stive to reserve funds. $50 ger capita being allowed each child
 The Democrats of Williams have or gar ized 6 Champ Clark club and will endesvor to have the Arizops delsgs. ton to the Baltimore convention in- structed 10 vote as . unit for the spesker as the psrtys nominee for president.
 So far as the flights went, noue were high enough to avoid hitting a fence ct the the Phoenix aviation meet. The "bird men" appeared to be road runners.
 According to reports from Globe orders have been given by Governor Hunt for su:yey for . highway from Ray to Globe. connecting the Ray with the Globe Miami mining dis- tricts.
 Sn heavy is the freight and psssen- ger trathc on the main line of the Southern Pacific through Tucson that a number of train men have been bor- rowed from other divisions to help out the regular trsinmeu of the Tucson division. all Of whom are ss tusy as they can be, Superintendent J H Dyer stated yesterday.
 Accused of carrying concealed wes- pons, Doris hsinee, although shsckl ed. ieaped from 6 moving train near Maricopa and dragged himself dozen milee across the desert before be was recsptuIed. Beyond scratches and bruises he wac unipIured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
Sloan's Case
Must Wait

It has been supposed that the cen ate would dispose of the nomination Of Former Governor Sloan, to be fed. ersl judge for this district, before the senators from this e.s.e could De elect. ed and tske their seats. Thst would be at least mouth distant. But letter has been later received in Tucson from @ member of the senate ludic.ary committee saying that it had been decided by the committee that DO action would be taken by the committee in the case of an appointee against whom charges had been filed until the seLa.UIs from the state for which the appointment should be made were in their seats, eays the Tucson star
 kegaroing the Washington dispatch printed by the Star on Sunday morn- ing saying that the charges against Judge Sloan has been presented to the President by New England Sen. ator, General T F Wilson, who for- ward charges said he did not know what avenues otber charges might have reached the White Houss tut ss fer his own. they had b. en sent 6ire ctly to ihe President sud secretary Hi!les hsd acknou led ged the receipt of them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
Much Business
For New Board

When the board of supervisors con- nes m regular sfssOn tomorrox, that body will he confronted with a volume of petitions Of all chsrsc ere, and which wIll demand the attention otthe board st this meeting, owing to the fact that number of them were no acted upon by tbe old board, and hereby making it necessary to take -ome acti n. Among the most im- DOT "nt petitions new on file are the f,llowipg;-
 Dr w A Greene of Douglas, for ap- pnintmeDt as medical superintendent of tie county hospital
 Frank F Thomas of Bisbee, for the appointment of English. Spanish in terpreter "f the justice courts of Low ell and Bisbee.
 Dr T W Randall Of Douglas. for sp- pointment as rIedi al superin,e dent of he county hospital. A petitm 8 has slso been filed by Dr E W Adam son. the present superintendent of the hospital for resppointment. Petition Of Jessie Yoakum, ct al, to have the road between the city Iimi Of Bisbee and the trritoriai highway , reconstructed and oiled.
 Renwics White and others have a'so filed petition for repairs on the San Simon Paradise road.
 A petition has also been filed by the citiye ls of Hereford asking for the ap. P iptmen, of Charles M Johnston as | justice of the peace, and John Wooif as constable of tine Hereford precinct | Many applications for s.ioon iicen- see will also receive the consideration Of the beard, as will a number ot min or peti ions now on fife.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
Notary Commissions
 Increasing in Number

The office of the clerk of the super
 tor court is overlooking with new po- tsry public commissions and each mail brings in . few more. The fol- lowing were received yesterday and will be sent to the respective notariee ss soon e the bond required by law has been approved by the chairman of the board of supervisors and filed for record: A " Flickinger. Ben Rics of Douglas. L o Woolery, Joseph A ivey. Frank W Goodbody, T Kings bury. Miss May Chsnberlsin. Miss Liliiso N Holland and Mrs Frances Abeli, ell of Tombstone; H W Wil~ li.ms and Dsn sneed of Bisbee; Hen- ry Henrick of Bowie: Jsmes M Hallo Cocbise; L V McCourt Of Wilcox; Me Mary F Titus of Benson; Csrlos E Bolton Of McNesl, and John r Csowlsy oi Willeox-
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
May Deport
 Yaqui Woman

Immigration Inspectors Jeff Milton Cf Fairbank. and Charles Sensner of Benson, spent yesterday in Tomb stone investigating the case oi the Yaqui woman who was recently brought to Tombstone end placed in the county jail from Courtlanh. It is believed by the immigration officials that this Indian squsw was deported by the immigration officers some time since at Douglas, and again came across the line. A photogra ph will te taken of the woman and sent to the department of commerce and labor at Washington in an endeavor to as. certain whether or not it is the same person ordered deported some time ago. The officers found it very diff. ficu to converse with the woman and no one in the county sest could be found to interpret Tor them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
With a "K.Y"
 and "Whoo-pee''

One often hesrs of the psesipg ol the COW boy but he don't hear it in Tombstone today, for with the big Sind today blew in the waEmest bunch of COW boys, COW men and their better halves and sweethearts than ye tenderfoot has seen In many long day. Where they came from is DO mystery, for the mountains and plains of Cocbise county are covered with them and they just simply put on their best bib and tucker. swung onto their cay nee. buck board or ben- zine buggy and came rushing into the county capital to attend the nee ing
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03

of the Gentlemen of Cochise," gath. ering called by the board of supervisors, and many things of interest 10 both vii be taken up today and tomorrow ~hich api ears in snot ner column.
 Who is here? Why bie.s you there S Handsome Harry, who r,des the uesss out near the Drsgoons and Dssbing Charlie from over near the magnificent HuachLcss There is seven- Up Jack from the rLir:c ahuss. Lsrist Joe from the San PeAro, and others-all with their "ki-yi" and "wboo pee,' their high heeled boots and their spurs and "chapps" and all the make up of the real COW boy, of whom the Fastener dres ms and resds | about but seldom sees. At noon the y over-run the "chuck wagon" of An Lum. the Chinese politician of Toms. stone; and had . maverick accide ntly strsyed down Allen street at ths, holr, the five propeed" branding irons might have parked merrily for a time.
 | The rope-throwers are poing to GU, the pigeon wing at the dance hall to. D,ght and thst they will have . merry time goes without saying. The frst number " Il be the COW boy reel and all branding irons" must be left ai the door. and any ene attempting te do the Turkey Trot" or "Bunny Hag" with his spurs on will have ,e give favor to the lady whom he ask, as his partner -and this is DO csctui talk because Mesquite Bill says that he is going to be floor manager, and what he says goes here as we'll ss ir Devils Canyon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
Douglas Undertaken
 Victim Of Smallpox

John L McGsr.hy, the manager Of the Mo isrthy Undertaking & Livery company of Douglas and Henry Deus- berger. an assistant were yesterday removed tn the detention hospital as suspected cases of smallpox by City Health Officer Greene.
 Their csses are very mild sttscks and were contracted. ]: is believed , from conducting funeral that MT McGsrty had in charge.
 Mrs McGarty, @ sis.er.in Jaw of Jobn McGsry and 8 brother of MT Dunsberger. is ill also and has been quarsntined. but co far the physicisr . do not believe that che will be infect- ed ~ith smallpox as the period of in- cuba,ion has already expired with no symptoms of the disesse appearing. -Oouglss International.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
Newsy Notes From
 The Big Valley

Monday night, the winds that come. times sssume to make merry witt surface real estate, insecure roofs etc. had . joyors time, resulting in tht removal of the iron roof from ths house of E H Blair. small portion O the roof of the house of K $ Grier some oi the covering of the Palace Stables and broke window in the Western hotel of Courtland. Manager Llewelyn Humphreys. O | the Common Wealth mine at Pearce who was qrite painfully injured by ( fsll in the mine late last week. is able to be about, and is fest regsining hit normal condition. s RG Mcbride loaded up and shipped Thursday to Bisbee, . car load of old tin csns for use by the Copper Queen in recovering copper from the mine water.
 Mrs J E Skinner of Cochise, and d ughter, Mrs Stepp Of San Angelo Texas, arrived in Courtland yesterday, and are spending few days on the valley homestead.
 Earl R Cove of Naples, New York arrived in Courtisnd last week and is visiting at the valley home of his brother. Nathan c Cove.
 Mir and Mrs Pearson Carmean, with Mir and Mrs Moore, parents ot Mrs Carmean will leave the frat of March for California, to spend the eummer
 The scholars of the higher gradee in the G'eeson School. were given sn outing Wednesday by Principal Hen dersop.
 Godfrey of GIeeson has been lsid up with lumbsgo since Monday, but was able to accompany BA Tsy Tor in the auto to Bisbee yesse,dsy
 DE Hemphill Of Gleeson. who has beep subjsct of Kiog Rheumssism. during the week, is reported e slowly recovering.
 Mrs L \ Godfrey of Glesson. and her -in-lsv. Mrs 0 " Dunagsn went so Courtlss6 ssom Gleesoe Saturday. Ns Dunsea, taking the train for Aeinss, New MexiNo. after spending . noush ct the home oi bes brother.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03

Eugene Brady O'Neiil of Phoenix and Reese M Ling of Prescott have announced themselves as candidates for the Democratic national commit . tee. Other announcementsss For. mer Territorial senstor Eugene s Ives of Tucson; N G Dougberty of Meea and Charles Wolfe of Tempe; P P Parker end Cuuid Of Grown King; W G Sampson. of Flsgsts6; D L Cum bingham of Tombstone; John Hamp- ton of Stafford; for delegates to tho Democratic national convention at Baltimore. They will be voted for st the primary on May g.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
Form Thursdays Daily


 Lemmis Brafvrd and John Rhodes NO prison, rs from the county jail in Tombstone were tsken to Douglas by Sheriff Harry Wheeler last night and entered in the county hospital, both being i'll
 Attorney O'counell of Bisbee. is ip Tombstone today on business be'ore tue superior court.
 James Simpson, circulation man of the Phoenix Gazette. is in Tcm, stone for . few days. and will probably selsct . county seat Mics as a candi date for the Gazette popularity voting contest before leaving here.
 Chief Deputy Assessor H S Ross is ip the vicinity of Drsgoon for few days asseesing property there.
 U. s. District Attorney Joseph Morrison is in the county seat from Bisbee t,day and is receiving the con- gratulations oi his friends over his resppointmeD ss U s attorney for Arizona by President Taft.
 The sberiff's offic- is .s present working hard to ri3 itself of 6 besvy load of civil work in connection with the present term of the superior court.
 The dance ct Gsge Hall tomorrow night is eagerly looked for. A large crosd is anticipated and good time is in store ior all who will at- tend
 Lambert Johnstone and Louis Cohn of Fl Psso and James G Simp- con of Ph0sniy are among the conn marcisl trsyelers iu Tombstone to- day.
 P B Wsgnekros, A H Gardner. VG Melgren and Melvin Swain returned l.st evening from Pesrce where they ven. to iaspect the properties If the Common wealth Extension Mining company. They brought in good specimens of ere and are pleased over the p omisi, prosPec of ,be prop erty.
 The last grand jury will be called ir Aps'l. after which time the distr,c' attorney will act upon bis own mi. tiative in bringing csses before the court. The law reads that he mus act upon inior nation and belief ss tc the guilt or innocence of accused per sons.
 Assessor E A Hughes end former Assessor Charles R Howe went tc Douglas in Mir Hughess new Ford Car.
 W H Seever Of Wh;tewa CT, is in the county seat on . visit with H s Rosi and family. Mir Seever is among the valley farmers who are succeeding He will attend the cattlemen's con vention tomorrow.
 Isssc L Dsdmsn, manager of che Chiricshua Cattle company, of Pesrcs arrived in Tomt stone this afternoon to attend the Cattlemens' meeting here tomorrow.
 Clerk R s Msclsy, of the board ol supervisors, hes rented the house on Fremont St formerly occupied by H E Bernsr and wife. and h's family will arrive from Douglas Saturday MT Msclsy is 6 chicken fsncier, and yesterday he received shipment O; fancy PlyEoth Rocks and . pair oi BantaIns. Billy" MT Msciay's Ban. tam, although little, is the asmess looking ihtsd ID the county seat and 3his owaes l. very proud of him. ] The SbefiRs office is in receipt o! @ communicstion from W. 4. Hsmmel. Sheriff of Los Angeles county. Cali fornia to the effect that Nathan P Sessiops of sa= Bernardino is missing, having disappeared from that city on February II of this year. He is an American and commercial esIesmsn py occupation and thirty seven years of age.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03

A. A. Hopkins. who was the under sheriff during the administration of the SherifY's office by Jack White. is in the city. He residence on Seventh stseet is making good progrees. and e soon e it is completed he will move his family here from Tombstone. Mir Hopkirs resided in this city when he ~as lieutenant of tbe territorial rang |. CTS and said today that he would con- tinue to make this his home. He has taken au agency for well known in. suraoce compsoy and in that capacity will sce e . protector to the widow hsp .-Isssroas'sosl. =
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03

Statistics chow that from August I to )snusry 3l, 2s5 cars of cattle were moved from Ncgaies, going into tie United s;stes, which goee to prove that the cattle business from Sonora and Sinaloa has just begun. At the presen, time orders gre filled for nc than 100 ears which wiH be loaded within ,he next few days. There are now g number of cst,ie buyers in 'he field in Sonora.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-03-03
n -Ilfi )liIy

 Hon. E. A. Tnvres of Bisb.e. & member of the Arizona Ccnstitutit D. Ai convention. is 6 prominent figure in the Csttlemene con vention here today.
 Fl K Street arrived from Fairbapk on the noon train to be present ct the Stockmen's convention this afternoon. c Choste of Light is among the prominen, s'oekn en of the county in the city today.
 1 The high wind this afternoon caus ed the bali game to be called of ss wa also other events arranged for tie benefit of the visiting cattlemen today The dance at Gage Hall tonight, how. ever, promises to Se well attended event.
 Fred Bennett, of the Bo9uillas Land X Cattle Go at Land, is in the city today attending the Cattlemens' meet ing.
 County Treasurer CIV Hicks and wife returned on the train from Bsbee las evening. accompanied hy their son. William, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in the Cop. l rer Op .ap hosr,taI |, th.t o;,, Tho many friends of William are glad to see him out again.
 R B Krebs arrived last evening from Bisbee and is now on duty ss deputy clerk of the euperior court. His fam fly will arrive in Tombstone tomor- TOW.
 | Cbilty Slo,rinselis len. oi Schools H H Hotchkiss arrived from Douglas last evening via automobile
 FTP Moore is among the vi-itor- shaking hands with Tombstone friend today.
 Henry Elvey of Dougls. is a county seat visitor today.
 J D Prewett, one of the well known Cochise county pioneers and booster fer his district is in the city from Bow.e io attendance at the Cattle m ns invention.
 Things are getting lively around Bowie lately. and the development o the town and agricultural district has begun in earnest The coun'y assessors office is the scene of much activity these dsys and the several office deputies are being kept busy in getting in readiness foI the field deputies he assessmen, lstt for the current year. Assessing Ina, already been commenced in different parts of the county, and ss coon sc completed will be entered u7on the rigipal rolls by the office force.
 D, L. Cunningham of Cochise c0uu- ", s member of :he supreme court denied today that he is candidate io' delegate 10 the national demvcrat- ic convention st Baltimore, as an- nounced in the morning paper. Cum ninghsm called at the Gazette office toisy and made denial in the plain- est possible lsngusge.-Phoenix Ga rette.
 | The board of supervisors convene d tbie morning and considered few road Ietiticns end discussed other matters. The salaries of precinc. of ficers in Bisbee precinct were recon sidered and raised to s200 per month for justices oithe peace and $50 ger month for .constables.
 Thomas Aiisire and Wife oi Will- OK are Tom tstone visitors today hay iog come via automobile.
 W H Neel of Neel ranch, and one of the prominent cattlemen of the cUun. ty, is here today attending the cattle mems convention. | J D Lowry one of the popular Co., chise county cattlemen is registered among the convention visitors from Turner.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-06
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Richard Gillrtt. a single
man, 10y his deed of trust dated the
9Th day of April. linl. and of record
In the office III the Recorder of Deeds
" Holt County, Missouri, IN hook ~
Al page IS. conveyed 10 the sheriff,
of Holt County, Missouri. IN trust 10
secure the payment Of the notes In
said deed II trust described. and Of
the interest thereon. the follow ing de.
>cribrd real estate situated IN Holt
County, Missouri. iu.wi,:
The South West Fourth of the
North East Quarter Of Section No
Twenty co. IN Township No. sixty.
three li3. of Range No. Forty 10:
And Whereas, John Ramsay was. on
The 9TH day of April, l'Dl. the shcriil
ut Holt County, Missouri. and whcrc.
-, the said John Ramsay has refused
10 act a. trustee and To sell the said
real estate under the provisions Of
said deed Of trust. and whereas. u l.
provided In and 10y the said deed Of
trust that In case Of the refusal oi
,hc trustee IN said trust deed named
Ia act ~ such trustee, the then act.
ing sheriff ol Holt County, Missouri.
shall act IN The place and stead Of I, he
said trustee. and whereas, default has
been made IN the payment Of the said
notes secured IN and by the said deed
Of trust, and Of the interest thereon.
according 10 the true tenor, date and
effect Of said notes. and whereas. the
uw nrr Of said notes has requested me.
the undersigned shcriil of Holt toun.
~, Missouri Ia execute the powers
vested In said trustee by said trus,
deed. and 10 sell said real estate, and