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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-12

ces of amusement, and UNANIMOUSLY comfort
Is. 1t has great factories and manufactured
known from Hong Kong to Cape Cod. lthas
ping Office buildings, bigger and better than
her Northwestern city. 1t has the greatest ot
> worlds iron and ore mines. 1t has fleets OF
tic freight boats that carry the Northwests
chandise. 1t has a new twenty-million-dolLar
]. plant Just completed by the u. S. Steel
rporation. 1t has work for all, homes for all,
nusement for all-and prosperity for GuH
)uluth is one Of the most ltUeabLe cities in the
United States! 1t is a beautiful city--a city
beautiful homes-a city of beautiful natural
scenery-a city of beautiful drives-a city
with a wonderful view of n OF the worlds
most picturesque ports. Duluth has more
to offer you than almost any other large
city. Make a visit to Duluth
The man who doesn't know these things
about Duluth, his oton Northwest, is know
| ingly ignorant of his own possibilities.
4 Men Of the Northwest who do know are
q boosters for the Northwest. They are
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-12

Best Citizens. Boost DuLth!-and you're boosting your opn personal welfare.
Tell Won visiting friends and down East relations about Duluth. Tell them the
startling, unaduAerated truth about Duluth. Let them know with facts and
figures h men of the u s. Steel CakhGe choose Duluth for their new twenty
million dollar plant. Talk Duluth, think Duluth, write Duluth and wen all
prosper!
The man who wants to get back to Nature has a doubv fine opportunity in
Duluth. Duut1s remarkable Home Croft idea is now known far and wide
It's an idea that every man shall have enough land o he and his family ire self
supporting. Each man with an acre Of choice ST. Louis County land, fright near
Duluth he and his wife are given every cooperation in learning how TO raise
vegetables and small fruits; girls are taught how TO can fruit for preserving
The own s "schooled" until he "a good scientific fanmer-and he is given all
the time he needs to pay for his acre out Of his salary Hundreds.o Of families
are now reaping the benefits of DuMhs Home Croft. It's live andIet live -
i idea. It's plan that has been endorsed by hundreds Of big men -
Ian idea that has proven most practical and profit M&%@@&M
abe-an idea that is strictly -~rwM%%SAN7&@&S
Dulhhian. #@A
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
the RIpeEwAY ANSWER.

The Ridgeway company, in replying to former Gov
ernor Sloans appears to have made bad mat
ter worse suit out of an article by Frank n
Brighton, Uncle Sam, Lawbreaker, in Every
bodys Magazine spring The article dealt with GER
tain River irrigation project with
which might have been supposed to be fam1a
The name of Sloan introduced in connec
ton the so-caed power contract with wnch the
writer that Governor Sloan had notn
ing to do, the Water Users Association
the execution of that contract
and it's full approval by the government The action
for damages brought not upon any implied wrong
doing in the the contract but the gen.
era charge Judge Sloan had violated an official
The answer that the article was mal1clously
plainly written between the
article abounded in statements wnlcn an
editor though unfamiliar with the matters described
suspected of being eXtravagant Inc sensa-
tional ought to have moved him to an
investigation,
That Everybodys grasped the local situa-
ton and fully itself is shown in the allegation
that Judge Sloans reputation profession
al personal has been and is VIGOROUSLY pao
That is which believe great majority
even of Judge political enemies, will resent Few
even personal enemies, would attempt to justify IT,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
THE PER ERA
WE'RE NOT so PooR-HUH.

total assessment of Greenlee County as hxed by
County Board of Equalization totals the
tidv sum of S35 753 81 figure will be the
Greenlee County this unless some add
changes made by the State Tax Com
before August 18th With possible reduc-
tons on some items against the large mining
companies it is not likely that the total
figure will be below s35,5O0OOO The Assessors of Ari
IONA the several County Boards of Equalization, the
State Tax First State Legislature
are to congratulated the magnificent showing of
taxable wealth n year 1913 The explanation is
hsimple There has a law statute books for
these many wears requiring all property should
be assessed for FULL CASH VALUE. AS near as
possible strictly observed for the first time
this wear and the state several million dollars
richer as a consequence. We believe all classes OF
property paying its just proportion OF
the before The practical method OF as
sessng Mines adopted by the Legislature, based on the
annual production bullion, has removed veXatious
touestion to the ultimate benefit of all concerned
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
Editorial Page
RUSH OF BUSINESS,

With the usual business incident to this period
the form O. a shortage of
In anticipation this the railroads have repaired
and added to is the fear of those
in charge operation that this alone Will not
suffice and to delays and congestion the
shippers railroads must actively cooperate
Delay on part of shippers in loading and unload
ing cars of the carriers inability
to furnish if the shippers would load and
unload promptly consistent load to their
rated capacity incident rush OF business
would it is believed be approximately renewed:
The solution the problem appears to be co-opera-
ton prompt loading unloading by the shipper and
prompt movement delivery of by the railroads
With this view last the California Railroad
Commission we'll the Railway Commission OF Ore
eon and several took cognizance OF cond
lions and the hearty support of many trade ana
commercial organizations developed spirit of coopera
ton between the shippers and the railroads whcn very
substantially relieved the situation and heavy move
ent of without serious delay or conges
ton anywhere The plan such general sats1ac
ton probability it will soon be mutual per
manent working arrangement Present indications are
that n future demand for cars Will De very
heavy and supply of equipment In ser
yceable condition prevent delay and consestoh Ill
supplying moving active cooperation between
the carriers the shippers must obtain
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
Graham Mullins

I cup graham -four; I cup pastry
flour; level teaspoomtuIs K c Baking
Ponder; to IeveltGbtcspoontuls sugar;
! teaspoontltl salt; I egg; = cups milk or
WGter; g to g tGtlcs?1ooaafi;ls melted but
ter; nad1 and bake as O7ae-Egg Mullins
Graham batter should always be quite soft
to insure light and moist mullins.
To get SO other recipes as good as these,
send US the certificate packed in every rs
cent can of K c Baking Powder, and we will
send you 'tThe Cooks Book by Mrs.
Janet Mckenzie Hill. Handsomely illus
rated. Jacques Mig. Co., Chicago.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18

The Grover Cleveland association observed the fifth
anniversary of of the expresdent and eaoer
For tariff reform one day last placed wreath
on his grave.
Twenty-six years passed since President Ceve-
land broke devotng all of his message TO
CONGRESS- to the tariff In two preceding messages he
had urged revision, his efforts in that direction
has been blocked by combination strong that two
tariff bills prepared by democratic leaders for demo-
o.,+io house foi1ad avon IN hearing
democrats the leadership of Sam Randall then
airIy proposed party drop the issue and that
the tariff be taken out of politics. j.:
The principles which President Cleveland so clearly
and simply set message of 1887 did not pre-
vail in time put end to Vandalism
in the house and tariff a political issue which
cond never he settled until the lines of
policy The when that shall come to pass
while statesmen of today who are
carving the Underwood through Congress deserve
nstinted nraise no one of in the
history of tariff reform than Grover Cleveland.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS.

Martin .MulhaH before the Senate Investigating Com
details of the methods employed
this country saddle upon the American
people of high protection tariff The manu-
featuring trusts their interests. They
spent money took lively interest in all pollt
campaigns in congressional districts for the purpose
election who favored the
protective tariff. Needless to the Trusts favored
Of stand Republicans as against the
Democratic candidates. But the Trusts with their paid
wire pullers could not fool all OF
people all the time. They succeeded for many years
people country in their wrath
which had become the slave CT
the Trusts Monopolies MuhaI, the crooked poll
lobbyist finds himself out of job and is fol-
lowing the tactics crooks by 'squealing.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
SENATOR WORKS SPRINGS SCHEME.

in these days to that any ones plans
notions ncorrectfor the next thing one
knows public opinion likely behind the brain
spot Senator Works proposes that Commission of
three hresh all applications for federal
positions practical control OF patron
age to this Commission the dearest thing to a
Senator or Representative outside his family house
pets salary is his patronage, and Just how
Senator Works figures it that the statesmen are
going separated the pleasure of handing out
posoffces coITectorshps miscellaneous positions
plain.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
OF Graham County, State of Arizona.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Hattie W. Medina, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the IN
dersigned Executor Of the Estate of
Hattie w. Medina, deceased, to the
cerditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after
the first publication of this notice to
the said Joaquin w. Medina at Cliff
ton, Greenlee County, State of Ari-
iona the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of
said estate, in said County Of Green
lee.
JOAQUIN w. MEDINA,
Executor of the Estate of Hattie w.
Medina.
Dated June 18th 1913.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
A COMPARISON.

" Since the inauguration of President Woodrow Will
son the Democratic issued reprieve sixty
DAYS to murderer under death sentence The
reprieve was that the family of the
demned man. who of the sentence, might
have time investigate the No evidence was
discovered during of the reprieve and the guilty
cold booded murderer hanged in the Jail yard at
Globe the sixty days. In Arizona
vested in the Governor is being gross
" abused Murderers already under sentence of death
for deliberate assassination have been re
prieved until November 1914 and notice given by the
Governor that excused from paying the
penalty crimes long he retains his Office
have not been granted because 1t is be-
lieyed any new several will be dis
but of Arizona is obessed
with the idea will and his theories are greater
than the written law.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
County Records.

Chattel ortgage-DemetriS Fene-
gas to S. Sidebotham.
Bill of sale-Pedro Gomez to Pedro
Moreno.
Satisfaction of mortgage duncan
Lumber Company to j. w. Aker.
Realty Mortgage-Mrs. j. E. IT.
vine to First National Bank.
Warranty Deed-H. B.. Burke to
Stevens and Schade.
Bill of Sale-Rod McDougall to l..
A. Brockett.
Chattel Mortgage-W w. Potts to
~. NJ. Lally.
Power of Attorney-Winford S.
Buxton to G. E. Buxton.
Quit Claim Deed-Geo. E. Buxton
to Buxton-Smith Co.
[ Chattel ortgage-Pedro Quesada
to Geo. F. Fabens.
Contract of Sale-AleX. Veracco to
w. G. Dunn & Co.
Contract of Sales. n. Ward to w
G.. Dunn & Co.
Contract of Sale-W. E. Mcdowell
to W. G.. Dunn & Co.
Contract of Sale J. Dunnagan tc
| W. G. Dunn & Co.
Lease-Brutinel and Dunn to NJ
! H. Kane.
Lease-Brutinel and Dunn to Ed
Jones.
Deed. F. Cauthen to NJ. B.
| Emerson.
Bill of Sale-K. NJ. Schade to NJ
B. Emerson.
Bill of Sale-K. NJ. Schade to
Richard Stephens.
Realty Mortgage. F. Rewett t.
G. w. Williams.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
FIRES ON NATIONAL FORESTS.

AS the summer progresses without heavy fire
losses the national forests, the forest ser
vice is higher hopes for small hre DAM
age during only has the fire loss on national
gratifyingly small but conditions
everywhere except southwest, according to the Of
service, more than ordinarily ia
vorable They point however, that the situation
NAV night, and that comparatively
short nerod of general high winds
bring The appropriations for fire lighting are
large enough to insure immunity from heaVS
losses.
system of Geographic reports from the Eeid keep
the chief Washington informed as to condl
tons forests under federal SUPERVISOR Dur
ing the past in the western states
have reduced the present fire danger to MINIMUM
Four burning the Coconno forest IN Arizona
and during past weeks there have been fifty
told the southwestern states Inc
acreage reported 5000 against only
20 acres reported national forests in all the
other western states
Thus far there have been 3O,79S acres
burned national forests only s1Nteenthon
the which the forests
include.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
A CHANGE OF SCENE.

week the of action changes from Mar1copa
Greenlee At Morenci on Sunday night
last young Mexican shot down defenseless comrade
The assassin's bullet his victims back and the
mortaly boy staggered into moving picture
show corpse in the center aisle Due to the
officers Greenlee County the killer is IN
custody The assassin instance is the of an
assassin. shot and killed a countryman at
Morenci time but made good his escape In
this instance policy will
be required age this youthful assassin will pro-
tect from the extreme penalty for murder
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
THE MEXICAN CRISIS.

Ambassador Henry Lan Wilson is hurrying from
Mexico City Washington, D. c., where he mas been
called by personal conference The
summoning American Ambassador to Washington
by the blunt representations of European
powers United States government regarding the
Mexican situation In European countries hav-
ing large tired of the conditions
which have prevailed the past two years and
which at present show no signs of abatement They de-
mand that Uncle Sam action permit them to 90
so They demand of the United
States or a waiver of the Monroe doctrine
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18

The postmaster at Williams Arizona, has followed
precedent by the Republican Postmaster at San
Francisco General Burleson requested
the Williams postmaster send in mis- resignation that
worthy told the General to take a jump in the lakeor
effect. We hope the Texas Postmaster Gen
eraI gets dander up and makes clean sweep
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18

dashing young lady-BIossom was her name-who
promenaded Richmond, Va in slit skirt
the slit of which was too high opinion of the
policeman, paid fine of twenty-five dollars in the
police what call low down mean police
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18

Bristow hit peerless Secretary of State
a blow below the belt when he introduced d
requesting furnish the Senate
with the proper salary which in his opinion
would Secretary of State to live in comfort
and permit him to give time the discharge
of his public duties Bryan appearing the
lecture platform at much per appearance and the eX
PLANTATION given is that live $4,000
num- What? We didn't this grape juice pace was
so expensive.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
PROCEEDINGS OF TOWN COUNCIL.


meetin of June2 p. m
Councilman Stevens Tyler and Dnagan
Minutes O. previous meein anda
m Menee f f M 0 res d o pun
The following claims audited and ordered paid;
Copper publishing ordinances and proceedings IS 90
Asa Miller. repsiring ian toilets SO.
s s:.ss ss sss s for
Shannon G0e cene er o dvaneed f1F tsp s and
Julian an R m9hE0 s hmt hms ] MAY department
sentng Town Clifton interests of CftonMoenc wagon
First Bank
"A Wv Bu ra s treatment G 6Sos aD Gs nhone service 1890
May gs sas snf est.n,nnx Ma, 1875 1879
Duncan Mcneil services rendered drawing ordinances
%
Police Judge and Clerk 12SOO
E. WALL salary Attorney OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
g. L. Uf e May sSaTs rSS n M1fsnan 1000
W. night marshal ;..... 100 90
W. Mecunooh May salary driving garbage wagon 200
kBradber 100
Application Of Tom
ore my notion mad seconded and
saloon license sriann
Tom sirann brick building on Chase Creek - .o. -
building Chase Creek
ed to Council By unanimous vote of Council permission Is granted LOT the
removal of the above specified saloon. % o, o. smith resi-,
dence property
investigate the premises and have
a condition
made that Curfew
to
October LIST to June
instructed to draw ordinances pro-
when travelling
| on he
ed approved andor
amend portion or
establishing limits
introduced reading.
readin
reading And by motion
deredp
No is hereby published
deferred until meeting
Meeting adjo
Approved
:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18
Mullins
BY Mrs Janet Mckenzie Hill. Editor OF
the Roston Cooking School Maeazine.

BY Mrs Janet Mckenzie Hill. Editor OF
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
When mullins are on the breakfast table,
nobody cares for meat or eggs and they
would, be served more often if this NEIL
were not prepared so hurriedly that the:e
is no time to make them. If X c, the
doul,le-raise baking powder is used, tt
batter may be stirred up the night before.
put in the pan ready for baking and not.--
ing to do in the morning but bake ttcI---
One-ESg Mullins
g Cups -four; 2 slightly rounded tea
spoonJ1is K C. Baking Poa0der; 1 tee
spoonful salt; ] cup sugar; / cup a11cttC,-
butter or lard; 1 egg; cup a0dter or DG1t"s-
Sift dry ingredients together three times.
Add to this the unbeaten egg, melted
shortening and water milk. Then beet
all together until perfectly smooth. Oil
muffin or gem pans and have oven slow
until the mullins come to the top of the pan,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18

The press agent O Bowker Musical Comedy Co,
is filling with that Uncle Pearl
snff until it is beginning pail the nonresident
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18

then increase the heat to bake
and brown the mullins. This
recipe makes II large mullins
Raisins or currants may be
added if desired.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18

Governor niece who is vaudeville actress
and is against capital punishment How strange
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18

= rKs 1lta:dv .ffunt' stands for Pearl" OF
knew but we thought it stood for Fud-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-18

test: Mat Danenhauer, Clerk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-27
SINCERITY OF THE
u. S. IS QUESTIONED
Leading Newspapers of Toxic Continue
Comments on California Alien
Land Law.

TOXIC, July 26,-Some of the lead
ing newspapers today accuse the Japa-
nese cabinet OF lack of diplomatic
adroitness in the negotiations connected
with the California alien land owner,
ship legislation. They urge that ad-
vantage should be taken OF Mexico Is
friendliness in order to further Japan s
cause. at the same time they question
the sincerity of the United States.
NJ. Hashimoto, vice minister OF COM
merce, made the following statement to.
day. IN connection with Japan g partici-
patton IN the Panama-Pacific exposi-
tion:
The authorities understand that II
is reasonable for japanese merchants
10 refuse to exhibit at the Panama-Pa-
enc exposition owing to their natural
resentment against the alien land own.
ershlp bill, but such participation
would ease the situation and the Japa-
nese government hopes that the nation
Will send as many exhibits as possible. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-27
FARM Commission
] LOADED WITH IDEAS
Americans Return From Eu-
rope Enthusiastic Over Re-
suits of Their Trip.

NEW YORK, July 26,-Back from Eu-
rope. where il has been investigating
AGRICULTURAL conditions. the American
horticultural cooperation commission an
.nounced last night that 1t has secured
wealth of information which it believes
'syill enable ii to prepare its report ana
'suhrnIt the document before the end OF the
present year.
The commissioners have prepared a let
her outlining their work In Europe, 10 De
semi TO the governors OF the states rep
Resented and TO farmers organizations
and AGRICULTURAL institutions throughout
the country.
The personal credit organizations have
,fhe form OF cooperative societies." the
1etter saws. "The short time credit So
|rieties furnish cheap, safe and elastic
'credit 10 their members at from to So
'per cent by reason OF their control py
farmers, and are organizations exclusive
'ly in the interest OF the farmers, VINO
|{,pernte them at nominal cost and with
'o,lt seeking dividend profit TO such So
|tieties Land mortgage credit has been
so as to place ample security
back OF bonds issued by land mortgage
|socIeties. in contrast with the system OF
mark ctinS individual loans upon mort
cages.
ducer at u relatively higher price and are
|souga, by the consumer at relatively
lower price because the cost of distriou-
lion is considerably lowered by co-opera-
Hive marketing
n The report OF the commission will be
made 20 the governors of the states and
uo the southern commercial congress.
which meets in Mobile on October q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-27
IL LAIMANTS UNABLE
TO FURNISH PROOF
;eventeen Alleged Relatives of Late
. Henry Lee of Chicago After
& 100000 Estate,

Il CHICAGO, July 26.-Seventeen Lees
Who believe they may prove relation
ship to Henry Lee, the wealthy pub
Usher who died recently, leaving an
estate valued at 100000, have COM
,nunicated with the public administra-
DOR, who for several weeks has been
for relatives of the deced-
mt.
Thus far none has been able to prove
relationship. On his deathbed he made
rnntic attempts to talk, but was un.
7,ble to do so because his tongue was
aralyzed.
q Under the law the estate will revert
u the state unless some relative ap-
\ bars to claim it within twenty years.
i'hat William Henry Lee had negro
iood In his veins, and that this ex-
..lains the mystery surrounding his early
sfe, was the opinion expressed today
IT Frederick C.. Laird of Spokane,
3ash., former business partner Of Lee,
asre today
rNfI am sure Lee was part negro, -
: lid Laird "1 never talked with him
bout it, but his features and manner
speech showed it. He told me at
he time that he had no living rela-
Ees.
ffThe ambition Of his life was to
pmplete the dictionary on winch he
as working when he was stricken with
Rralysis last june
NEPublic Administrat tor Bishop will sell
lie decedent's business at auction Au.
ist /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-27
CALLS CONFERENCE OF
WESTERN GOVERNORS

TOPEKA, Kan, July 26.-Governor
Hod ges today wrote the governors of
all the states west of the Mississippi
RIVER, asking them to meet in Wichita
October %, to discuss state and ma
tlonal legislation. The trans Mississipp;
commercial congress is to meet in Wi
chlta October 81, and continue in ses.
sion for four days. The conference of
the governors will be in conjunction
with that organization,
Governor Hodges proposes that the
governors decide the various problems
which are now confronting the western
states, both in state and national legis-
lation, and appoint special represen.
tative Of the governors to appear for
them before the congressional commit
tees at Washington.