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Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

Two men in Mexico have offer
ed 500 each and another offers
$3.50 toward a Young Men 5
Christian Association building.
That's a fine start. Keep up the
agitation.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

We have received so many
special invitations to the Home
Coming at Rising Sun next Sun
day-we are sure going to be
there.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

S. P. Loren Of Cant delivered
y hogs to Louis Anthony at Cen
tralia, getting $775. The hogs
weighed 2740 lbs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22
BUY A HOME
The IA Sunny Pecos Valley
Under the Carlsbad Project Backed by the
United States Governments
2zSGl d. Esss5s
At Actual Cost-Without Interest

Sunshine all the time and water at just
the right time is the best crop insurance,
and puts money in the bank every year
This is, what farming does un-
der the ideal conditions offered
by United States government
irrigation, Carlsbad. New Mex
leo, project-No crop failures
Maximum yield per acre.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

We handle and make the best
harness, both single and double.
Everything in the horse line is
carried by us j. p. Powell, The
House of Opportunity.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

Be at the Farmers Meeting in
Mexico next Saturday. 1t will be
a great day for all who attend.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

j. P. Albright of Youngs Creek
sold part of his this years wool
crop to S. P. Emmons, this week,
for $54.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22
Recleaned Millet.

1912 crop without middle men s
profit. Get your order in early
before another advance in the
price. Phone,
w. G. Atkins,
At. Worcester, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

Read the news letters in the
Message. Every letter contains
something worth while
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22
Rafting Tires

Often cause runaways. The
Velie Buggy is made of air dried
hickory-$75.00 to $4,000. We
also have a good cheap line.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

Wanted.-14 head of stock TO
Craze for the whole season. Ad-
dress W. W. Cornett, Laddonia,
Mo. At
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22
Take Life Eeasy

We have hammocks of every
color and design, from $3.50 TO
800.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

Take a look at our show win
dow of 10 cent articles.
Ferris e. Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22

Mrs. Ben Adams, southeast Of
Mexico, has been very i'll of late.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-05-22
s e. .;;s NExTTRIPTUESDAY JUNE3 $45
"Uncle Sam" Himself Deeds You the Water

Could it be better2 little "horse sense' tells
the first essential in any irrigated project.
Carlsbad is noted throughout the United States
pecially for rheumatism and bronchial and pulmonaI
climate plenty of sunshine and rich aluvial valley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28

constantly washed and immersed in
fresh solution, they will live forever.
How this discovery is to be ap-
piled to frightening our lives is a
matter for future research to perfect.
1t viii be necessary, Of course, to in
ject the life-giving solutions into the
body in some way or other, and the
situation will be more complicated
by the fact that DR.. Carrel has dis
covered that while certain tissues
will prosper in a certain medium,
other tissues will not. In other
words, to renovate a lung it might
be necessary to inject one kind of
medium, while to repair a diseased
heart another medium would be re-
quired.
But that science will be able to
do for the whole human body what
II has already done for individual
cells, seems to be far from imprOb-
able. DR.. CarreI has already shown
that not only human cells, but whole
living organs, may be taken from the
parent organism and preserved in
V1tro and still perform their functions
From animals he has taken all the
internal organs, from its throat to
Its 1ntestines, and has kept them
alive IN a box. There they breathed,
digested food and performed nearly
every important function Of life. IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28

cells under observation from the eff
fects of their own poisonous extracts
the cells were constantly being wash
ed and changed from one medium to
another-what DR.. Carrel refers to
as a passage.
If 1t were possible to remove these
poisonous substances as soon as they
are created, the human organs and
the cells of which they are composed
might live forever, provided they
were otherwise protected from other
harmful influences.
At the present stage of medical
science, the idea of thus eliminating
Chese catabolic substances before
they can work any harm to the sys-
TEN may seem somewhat fantastic,
but research along these lines will
receive considerable impetus and
encouragement from DR.. CarrePs
epochmaking discovery that if ami
mate cells are thus protected they
need never die.
1t would seem thatas far as hui
man cells are concerned, the foun-
tain of perpetual youth has been dis
covered. It consists Of a solution of
blood plasma scientifically prepared
and kept at a proper temperature
In 1t cells have not only continued
to live, but have grown and multi
pied. As long as these cells are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28

order to start life in the severed or
gans he transfused blood into them
from another animal
He performed this and similar ex-
periments many times on dogs and
cats. He kept not only the whole
internal organs alive. but also each
organ separately. In one case he
kept the chest Of an animal with
heart and lungs alive, while the head
and the body below the chest were
removed.
The next step, obviously, viii be
to ascertain how long severed organs
may be kept alive-whether, in other
words, science can perfect its pIasma
solutions to such an extent that they
viii keep alive whole organs indefi-
nitely the same as they do individual
cells
When this has been ACCOMPLISHED.
sufficient data viii no doubt have
been obtained to warrant science in
attempting to inject into the human
body some Of the substances used to
preserve human organs outside Of
the body.
This may be looking a big step
forward, but Dr. CaRrers work has
JUSTIFIED considerable optimism.
He has demonstrated that If pro
tteceted against himself, man may
i've forever.
The day book., 1913-12-23

San Diego, CAL, Dec. 23.-Navigat-
ing the air as only one living creature
has dared, Lincoln Beachey, the 26-
year-old aviator, is today thrilling
danger-applauding public by turning
aerial somersaults and flying upside
down.
The day book., 1913-12-23

In this he is emulating Poiret, the
French daredevil who first perform
ed the hazardous loop and rode with
his feet toward, the sun.
Straps hold Beachey to his seat,
and that almost super-human sense
of balance has thus far enabled him
The day book., 1913-12-23

Lincoln Reachey, American ava
tor, who has mastered the mid air
sonersauIt, strapped in his seat,
ready for the most hazardous aerial
stunt. In the upper right-hand cor
ner Beachey is seen flying upside
down.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30

to the Review)-There are no doubt many people at Tombstone who will learn with relief that the senate to- day confirmed the appointment of Paul D. smith as postmaster of that city. Mir. Smiths appointment has been hanging fire in the senate for more than three IRonths
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT
AMBUSHED MAN
 AFTER DISPUTE
Lara Got Bullet in Leg Above
 Left Knee - Benito Juar- ez Later Found with Dis charged Ritle-Locked Up

Juan Lara is in the hospital with a bullet through the fleshy part of his left leg above the knee. fired from ambush, and BonitO Juarez. illusui- ously named bug lad of character. is m iaii at Lowell, because they en- gagged in quarrel Sunday in a John son Addition saloon.
 The barkeeper told them he Ranted ld-ne of it and put Juarez and a fr.end named Rafael out of the place. Soon alter this he advised Lara and lis partner, named Moreno. that they lad better go home
 The two men left the saloon and started on the roaa to their hCme in Johnson Addition. Near the beer garden there was the sudden flash Of a gun from behind boulder next the road and Lara fell in the read, while Moreno ran for assistance.
 Deputy Sherif Graham heard the story of MoreISO and went to the scene where he found Lara wounded and learned of the quarrel earlier In the evening. He then rounded up Juarez, in whose possession he found a revolver with one chamber empty. Both Lara and Rafael were locked up. Yesterday their hearing was set for October f.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
THIS Is TRULY GREAT PICTURE, SAYS MANAGER

At the Royal theater last night was shown in "A Prince Of Evil" what was conceded by picture judges to be the greatest display ever made on nov ing picture canvas in this city
 Tt is not only that. said Manager NorcToss O. the Royal after the per. formance. but it was also one of the greatest pictures ever made fer exhibition.
 Tn this statement ! wish to be con sidere1 apart from the moving pie ture theater business and to have what l say accepted as that of a judge of moving pictures. claim to be competent to pass opinicn. for ! nave seen thousands of them and have viewed them with critical eye as a matter of business.
 Never have l seen picture which approaches A Prince of Evil" Not only is this true in execution ut also in dramatic art with which the whole subject. and it is a great one, is car, iied cut l hope every patron cf the Royal will see this picture tonight I have never had one in the house which it gave me so much real pleas ure to recommend"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
PREPARE. ID OPEN HE LEAGUE SEASON SUNDAY

Tue Knights of Columbus football club he'd a meeting last sunday in k. of C. Hall. Tfere was a good at tenGsnce Of members and a great amount of important business was transacted The dance committee presented their report. which was con sidered a very satisfactory one. The selection committte have called two practice games fer Wednesday and ali playing members are requested 10 be at these practice games, as tht Knights Of Columbus open the Foot ball league season next Sunday Their opponents vii be the old veteran team the Tom stone Canyon Stars.
 Tie practice for the day shift men wiH be at 5:30 and for the night shit men at 12.30. All members are re quested Co catch the l2 o'clock and the , o'clock cars. All registered members should apply to the secre- tary for car books before. these prac. tee games.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
POSTPONED CONCERT
 BECAUSE OF DEATH

Because Of the death cf the year old GaBg ter, Dolores. Of w. H. Martin and wife. the usual Sunday evening concert Of the C. & A. 6and at Vista Park was annuilea This action was out of respect and sympathy to Mir
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
HOME MARKET CALLS
 FOR HOME PRODUCTS
Demands of Warren Mer- chants for Farm Produce Exceed the Supply.

That right here in Risbee there is a ready demand for all Of the produce that tke agricultural lands in tnel neighboring valleys can raise has again been demonstrated by the fact
 that the entire output of tomatoes from the McNeal canning factory has
 been purchased here. It has been taken by the Phelps Dodge Mercan- tile company and will be retailed in their Bisbee. Lowell. NaCo and Doug
 las store. The price paid is eminent " satisfactory to the valley people
 Last year the mercantile company took the entire output of the then just established canning factory up the
 Sulphur Spring valley. This year the ulltput of the factory will be three times as great as in 1912 but agaln l the mercantile company takes the en- 1 tire output. It is in line win the pol ] icy of the company to help develop l inc resources of the. neighboring coun- try and for this reason the fact that there has been a decided decrease m | freight rates on canned goods from l ffe coast was rot allowed to operate against the focal producers. There IS l a ready demand for home produced I qoods and the quality or the output
 last year was highly satisfactory. IT
 ,he output of other vegetables from
 this canning factory proves equal to the tomatoes it is probable that they
 SciIl also he snapped gp locally before
 being offered elsewhere.
 Sometime since, it was slatea '.at
 pisbee was ready to take the ehtire
 Triiele crop of the valleys II they were were
 Screened and sorted. Ii now appeers
 mai the same is true of other Veee-
 tabIae and SO it is made clear to me
 tanners that there is right al ho',s
 a market that under present eoh1l- lions they are not in posltioE 70
 more than begin to supply. The mer.
 etsnts of the Warren District "an' ~
 inc nroduce of the farms ana are
 reaching for it quite as easeIiy s tbev reach out for and enooUTase tue coming of the agricultural trade ih l the carts of the district Better prices ara naid in Bisbee and Lowell tlSll can elsewhere be obtained ana ths supply is much short of the defnai-o
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
PURITY OF BISBEES
 WATER IS PROVED
Inspection of Naco Plant and Watershed Satisfies the Au- thorities.

As the result of q, JhOIough fnsDec. ton of the watershed and plant at NaCo from which the water supply for the Warren District is secured. as s'Irance is had that consumers are now enjoying a pure and 6ountiful supply. The inspection was made by 1r. L. L. Miner secretary and super iatendent of the Cochise County Board of Health.
 IT. com mpiiance with the law that railroads must use exclusively water that has been tested and found pure, the Fl Pasc & Southwestern secured the results of the test of the .Naco supply These proved that the water is of unusually high standard In fact. the Naco water supply attained the highest average of any in Cochise county.
 As Q part of the inspection. atten- ton was turned to the sanitary con. ditions Of the watershed and the vi, cirity of he plant These were found to Warrant the approval of pr. Miner.
 On behalf of it's patrons the Bisbeo 7Jaco Water company, sought informa- ton yesterday from Dr. Miner as to the results of his inspection and re- ceived the following reply:
 An inspection of the water supply of the community again showed con ditions at the pumping station to be in an ideal sanitary condition. The large cement lined reservoir has been drained and its sides and floor are i'm 5naculately clean.
 'sToo much credit cannot be given to those in charge of the plant, Mir. Hall and Mir Pound, for their high standard as 10 sanitary conditions rot onIy relating to the pumping station and reservoir but to the watershed t. self. including that portion of 1t ex- tending into Mexico"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30

and Mrs. Martin, he being the mana. ger of the band and with his wife very highly esteemed by the Land members. The funeral of the little one occurred yesterday and was large ly attended by friends of the famIfy. The band in announcing the postpone. mert e. the concert Sunday afternoon at 'hl same time announced that the pfCs.-iu which was arranged and re. hearsed Tor that occasion wouli Le gwen next Sunday afternoon. It was one of particular merit and will doui- l. less greatly please all levers of music Who may go to Warren next Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
WILL SEE THAT BISBEE
 Is NOT OVERLOOKED

Bisbee will not be uHrepresented at the Worlds Series in the final base. eail championship. Two ardent fans of the district, Harry Zeismer. city engineer, and R. H. Henrie are now on thelr way to New York for the pur- pose oi attending the series
 Zeismer and Henrie following the ball games will spend a few weeks with friends in New York and other eastern points before returning home. Iaey expect to make the vacation worth while and in the pleasure they sill derive from the ball games will gei big starter
 Botli gentlemen have promised friends here to send early flashes on the outcome of the series. They car ried Bisbee pennants when they Jeff and expect to make the name of the town known in the grand round up Of fans at the final games.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
STRANGE ANIMAL IS
 CLAIMING ATTENTION

Several hundred people called at the Ball & Bledsoe drug store yester- day to see a strange animal held in captivity there and which has been named everything from a Civet to a HydrophObia siUnK. However. the opinion of most is that it is a Civet
 They are very rare in this country and this is the first one that was ever caught here. The animal was cap tured by the master mechanic of the Shattuck mine in the hoist house and brought to the drug store and placed on exhs1iticn. He will keep it for . pet and believes that t can be tanned very easily. as it already shows in- clinatioRs that way, after being in captivity but a few days.
 It is about the size of a small kit ten, has a very pointed nose and biz bushy tail, over 12 inches long. Its coat is gray and very fine, with beau tifuI markings.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30

attending this popular amusement pal ace. Box office receipts at the Lowell establish new records each week and the time is looked ofrwsTd tC, and aI TO great distance, when the psaynou>e e will be all to small to seat iSs patrons. Gocd picture subjects and perfect pre-. 3entation of the motion films is the secret Of success and in this theater stands as the peer e all in che dis trict The equipment and manage mCnt of the Lowell Is another strong card in it's favor This litt'e house is thoroughly clean ana comfortable and the management attentive in every manner tC the interest of it's EhOU- sands of friends who have long since formed the habit of attending each changed program, and the Lowell pre- sents four distinctly new programs each week The bill for today aHi tomorrow is of the usual high stand ard. there being tWo dramas, tNo sceuics and two comedies making six subjects in all
 on Thursday the Lowell will pre- sent a wonderfully high class histcEi- cal drama taken from Lougiellow' s goem King Robert Of Sicily The vain monarch refuses to believe that Le owes allegiance to GtSd or man. An angel king mounts his throne. Stil. he insiste he is the king. H2 .s turned into court jester. thrown in- to prison and finally learns the rail ity Of a human monarch. This pig tare is magnificently presented by the Essanay players in two parts
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
LOWELL THEATRE HAS
 GOOD hID-WEEK BILL

Interest in motion pictures, suca pictures as are presented at the Low ell theater, shows no indication Cf cessation among the large audiences
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
SMITH IS CONFIRMED

Appointment For Tombstone Postof' fee Held Up For Three
 Months
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
FUNERAL OF CHILD
 IS LARGELY ATTENDED

DoEres. the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Martin, was buried from their home residence in South Bisbee yesterday morning II being the most largely atten1ed funeral Of a small child that has been he'd here LOT many months.
 Little Dolores died on Sunday morn Ing at 40 after a brief illness of intantile troCEles. She was the only child of her parents. Rev. J. E. Fry officiated and the Palace Undertaking Co. had charge of the funeral Mir. Martin is the leader of the C. & A. band and the many friends Ot the family sympathize with he and h.s wife in their great loss.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
FINDS BUSINESS GOOD
 IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA

P q. Gettins. of Tucson, district manager of the Mountain States Tele. Thone O.. is Eere making monthly iu- specUon O. the Bisbee exchange. He declares that it's business for the las. month mad exceedeS all past records.
 T am mere than pleased with the business in my district. said he, and the increase we have received. Bus mess is not alone good in the tele- phcne line but in every other line. find it so in all sections of the stale where [ have beer"
 Mr. Gettins will leave some time today for Douglas. where he VII make an inspection Of that exchange.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30
ponularIty contest

In the weekly account Of votes lo the credit C those entered in the pep ularity contest the following ah ncuncement is made of position; MISS Frma Spaulding. first, with Poo votes ] Miss Juanita Stinson, 200; Miss Eana Chain loo. Miss Francis Smii il ~. The contestants are all busy al "oFN and rustllng votes at top capaesly Since the making of the sieove count all the candidates named have made decided gains.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-30

WAsHNGTON. sept. 29.-lsReeiaI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-24
IS INTERESTED
IN AGRICULTURE
PASSENGER AGENT OF ATLANTA
AND ST. ANDREWS BAY RAIL
ROAD WILL FURNISH SEED
FREE TO FARMERS.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.

Campbellton. Sept. 23.-L. ]. Rowell,
general passenger agent Of the At
lanta & St Andrews Bay railroad, was
in our city Monday in the interest of
his road. Mr.. Rowen is interested in
agriculture and has agreed to furnish
the farmers in this section all the
seed that they want to use for truck
farming during the coming season.
He is especially interested In the
raising Of cucumbers, conta1oupes and
watermelons.
Mr.. RowelI is very much enthused
DIVER the coming fair to be held in
Mariana during November, and states
that he will deliver all exhibits as far
as his road can carry them, without
charge. Anyone from this section
wishing to make an exhibit should
take the matter up with Mr.. Rowell
in regard to the transportation and
should also write to Mr.. W. H. Milton,
treasurer, to have space reserved for
them.
We have one of the best farming
sections in the state, and we should
not lose the opportunity of showing
our products at the fair. We hope too
see several exhibits at the fair from
this section.
One of our progressive farmers, w.
r. Powell, on route No 1, has been
experimenting in raising peanuts. He
gathered 81 bushels of Spanish pea
nuts from one acre The cost of pro-
duction has been very little, but the
value of the peanuts, 1925 per bushel,
is $1O2.50. Tt seems to us that he has
TO cause to fear the boil weeviI-they
don't eat peanuts.
This is the first year that Mr. Powell
has tried to grow peanuts for a money
crop and he has met with much suo
cess. No doubt he win plant several
acres next year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-24
TO
FEDERAL JUDGE
GEORGE EARL HOFFMAN Is AP.
POINTED BY JUDGE SHEPPARD
AND WILL ASSUME HIS DUTIES
AT ONCE.

George Earl Hoffman was yesterday
appointed secretary to Judge William
B. Sheppard and will assume his du-
ties irnmed4at ely. Judge Sheppard
made the selection of q secretary i'm
mediately upon his return to Pensa-
cola
Mr.. Hoffman, who intends 70 follow
law as q profession, studied last year
at Georgetown university. but will
not return. Instead. he will continus
his studies in Pensacola and the ex-
perience he will gain as secretary to
Judge Sheppard will be OF great value
to him in his studies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-24
INTERESTING SERIES OF
MEETINGS ARE CLOSED

Gonzalez. Sept. 23-The Baptist
people have had z very interesting
series of meetings the past week.
Their pastor was assisted by DR..
Cats of DeFuniak, a very eloquent
speaker. Rev. Mr. McCrary babe his
many friends adieu Sunday night as
he leaves for a northern university in
the near future. He has made many
friends with the people here and the
Baptists regret TO see him leave, but
wish for him success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudgins have been Wis
iting relatives in Kentucky for the
past ten days.
Mrs. Chas. Dexter was called TO the
beside of her sick daughter in Pensa-
cola Sunday.
Mr.. c. D. Wilson OF Pensacola, was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-24

AFTER INTEREST
The NAVY YARD
GOES TO WASHINGTON WHERE
HE WILL SEE SECRETARY OF
THE NAVY DANIELS AND SOME
OTHER OFFICIALS.

For the purpose of looking after
the interests OF Pensacola in the mat
ter of getting the navy yard reopened,
President c. E. Dobson Of the Com :
mercial Association left yesterday for
Washington, where he will remain for
an indefinite time.
Mr.. Dobson will call on Secretary
of the Navy Daniels and talk with
that gentleman In the hope of secur
ing his approval of the favorable re-
port made by the board Of naval ex
perts. He will also call on the mem
bers OF the committee or naval af
fairs who are to visit pensa cola in
December as well as on other Off
Gals.