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The Springdale news., 1913-07-18
JOHNSON

Frank CardwelI is having q large sareenei-tn porch built to his house
 Mrs Chas Mayes and sous. Vale, Dayne and Buell.. visited relatives at Fayetteville Sunday and Monday
 Mrs. NJ A Kerr and children re- turned Saturday from m extended visit with relatives near Conway. No
 Val Phillips, Jr Of Nashbnrn. Mo, came down Saturday on short visit with his father who i, local agent for the Fris O
 Lightning struct Bennett Max ey's residence during the rain storm early Saturday moning, but no ses- ious damage was done
 The blackberry business has about ended here, as crates are all gone now The crop was fine this var, and prices averaged pretty we'll
 Arm Late returned Saturday from a busineSss and pleasure tip to Io- gan, Ark He says there was q lot of rain over in that vicinity Friday night,
 The pestiferous chineh bug has been reported as being an un-wel- come visitor in several local fields. but no serious damage has been done yet
 Bert Hanks has been having a serious attack of neuralgia which has been only partially relieved by trip to a dentist who pulled the aching molar.
 Ava Bohannon left yesterday on ano her semi-often stay-a-Way from Johnson for week or two Ava went over on q visit to kinfolks near IIHDfsVilIa Ark this .imn
 E NJ Howell and family moved last week from the local kilns down to Fayetteville Howell moves quite frequently. but seldom stays away from the lime works very long a q time
 raa Assessor vii be in Elm town ship the first of next week-at Ton tt9Wn Tuesday and at Elm Springs WalueSday and Thurs lay-but he don't come 70 Johnson uniess We fasl to go to him
 R M Ltehlyter Left yesterday on bus ness trip to Boxntan and ath- es Oklahoma towns where he goes r9 iook up hay prospeets Dick in- t-uls Co do some hay business here this fall and winter
 Gid Liehlyter and family attended tie Stony Point doiugs Sunday and cane bal ny Johnson and visited 2 short time with 'oeal folks Gid live.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18
OAK GROA l.

Bert Carson is yery poorly yet
 Mrs Jim Pearson is quite sick
 Neal Phillips and family Of Silent Grove visited W. A Phillips family Sunday
 Our drouth is surs broken We hal q downpour of rain Fiday evening and Saturday morning
 Some of our old settlers say that Brush Creek was fuller than it has been i'll sixty-five years
 Arthur Pearson, who went to Texas sometime ago for his health. came home last week His health is improved some
 Miss Olive Kerns Of Springdale visited Miss Elvy NeKeoWn and Miss Emma Bingham and Miss VerRa Baggett last week
 Ura Baggett has been improving his fathers horse lot by putting the fence closer to the well and putting in a waterpipe Ura says he may want to marry this fall and he
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18

tlou-auis Of dollars. as hay. oats. wheat, corn and all other crops ~e caught Ii the flood. and many farmers report rear.y a Of tHe#t grain as being washed away Farm CT, east Of IobI son suffered ioss also. d. Eraat bun hes of wheat and oars passed under the railroad briige here. All the nees alon 2 tAe cr ak wese washed out
 Big sandy branch was q or per down through Johnson SasGH- ia4 morning. and ii almost fiIled tae valley from the railroad 10 th- hi about Q lock The flood was a rA ard bre eaker. and water va knee deep in the yards of Bob WiI- kiusDu and Hugh Liehlyter. Hugh sarri,d a lot of his hou 5ehotd goods tJ higher ground as it looked fo- awhile that his home vas billed r q wa.ery Invasion. but the ere st just barely reached the top Of the porch floor This branch was higher than i- had been for thirty years. and t took I con siderable 'e toI of chickens. garden truck, fen es and ssfo3t-fogss ---o ti.e folks VIII have eaaee.#t9 ze- nemh-r the big July r5se If 1913 to t9ag. long time The saHth-boEni
 anuou ball" came d5org right q. the eres+ Of the f'o q. but there WIS ID speed exhibit fo one time arros ta4 Clear Creek val ey she " ut pretty slow
 Nuke Bma
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18
Wild Rose.
SPRINGTOWN
(LaSt weak

Last week
 Jessie Andrews of Wheeler wa8 over helping his Uncle Albert God dard this last week
 The series of meetings that arc being conducted by Rev Griffin and Ruple still continue
 Messrs. Haro'd and Frank Car penter of Souriake. Texas, ara spending the week with MT and Mrs Robert Els
 Mc. and Mrs P V. Henson of Springdale came over Thursday ev- eaing and remained over until Sun- day with Mir Hensons father and sister. w A Henson and Mrs A. l. Goddard
 Mark and Dale, the two little sons Of MT and Mrs P Y Henson. who have been visiting their grand-par- ents. Mir and Mrs " 4 Henson. the last two weeks. returned home with their father and mother sun- day
 Gypsy Queen
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18
lkr 10 T VI OI
e8IiIii#R CITY

Ms E4tEe5 foaes visited friends hear Strain Sunday
 st0ard Bo3z made business trip 10 Arnet, Monday
 Will Thompson of Areett ystt at O. P FaIIeu's sunday
 Ne are having pleHfx of raIn u0W fgF which Vt aga Ye.7 thankful
 Miss AHsie Boz visited relatives III Fayetteville ] leN days -a.t Week
 Geo 50 kBH - 8f H~st Fork made Ais feguias saaitY visit haze SaHdas
 Mss p9l1e III! J Carter visited ii Ms beiIa Ranzs> : daE of 2o tas week
 5oaa B9az maiF business trip iu the Durham settiemeHt ole day last week
 There pas ] ta.5l et t0o at JuIe HeHHers Monday Haven't learned the particu afs set
 Frank Hale. WiIe aul baby of NH eHeek visited u Hug hasmaa.s Saturday and Sundaf
 Ernest Mlitgaa ol Oklahoma is visiting bss mother, Mfs Plum or tfis place at tins writing.
 Albert Harris and Vile and little son Glen visited relatives aeae New Cross Saturday and sunday
 Rev Stoekhusser ot F4yetteYilie preached here sunday and sunday night and at Trace Valley sunday afternoon
 Mrs. Maggie Hicks and little daughter Maud aHi Miss Iva Bas- sett Of Carter visited relatives and friends hege last Friday
 Will Read and family and Mrs Lovina Ramsey ol e'artet attended church here Sunday and took din- her with Mr. and Mrs J L. MeCon- he'll
 Several from this place attended the ice cream supper at Salem Sat urday night The proceeds of the supper will go towards putting ln library
 R. B. Jones was ealled to Fayette- vile Sunday morning by the serious illness of his erandehild We have not learned the particulars or the case.
 Lone Star had very exciting time last Monday evening killing cop perhead snake which she found un- der the edge of the kitchen floor which measured two feet six Inches in length
 Startling Perkins and wife who live on the 0. P Fallen place. are the happy parents Of twins, giFi
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18

dale and attended the Fourth at that place
 Mir and Mrs Jim Boswell and children Of SpringdaIe visited last week with Mrs. Boswell's parents. Mir and Mrs Toe Booth of this place Several young people of this plaea attended the party at John Vails Tuesday night IS 1t was Miss Az nes birthday All enjoyed a delight ful time k
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18
- NOODI4AWN

Everybody is 1a-fyzng broad grin since the rain last Friday night ant Saturday morning
 Nr and Mrs Albert Drake =of Vince 'er visited Sunday with tHe formers sjste. Ns Ed James
 Mrs Humphrey WAS able to get out to Sunday School again last Sunday, after quite an absence
 Misses Will4tte and lone Wash burn of Thomas attended Sunday s hool at this place last Sunday Come again
 The Rev J R Loving passed through this locality one day last wAek He was selling soaps. taleum powder, machine oil, etc
 Mir and Mrs Roberts of Spring dale have been the guests Of MT and Mrs James Hollaway this week Mrs Hollaway IS a neice Of Mir and Mrs Roberts.
 Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Buckley and two little o'ks went over last Friday with tha- tanning. showing excursion crowd to Monte Na A very large crowd was reported. espe- cialIy on the first train
 Little Huston Nandiyer still con- tinues to improve and the doctor thinks if there are no reverse changes that 1t will hardy be nae- essary for him to visit him again Dr. Cooper has charge of the case
 wonder how many Of Us have lifted up our souls in. gratitude to the Giyer Of our g'orious rain fear that too often We are like the swine which gather acorns beneath the oak; We forget to raise OUT heads to see from whence these gifts come.
 A newcomer the person Of baby boy arrived at the home of MT and Mrs Bethel Burnett on Wednesday July 9th All are doing nicely and Bethel says it's only a question of a short time till he in- tends to lay in the shade and son" can do the blowing
 The fine rain of last Friday night and Saturday morning was certainly appeciated by the farmers Of this vicinity The storm did no damage that We know of around here, but We have been hearing of quite a great deal Of damage done by light hing in nearby nei ghborhoods We are told also that quite a number of farmers living along streams have lost grain to q considerable extent
 Mr and Mrs Tom Drake. who have been way out West ia Cal5fer- nia, Oregon. Utah and probably some other states. for tie past eight or nine months. arrived in Spring dale last Wednesday morning They came on out to this loaality in the afternoon and spent the night with Mr and Mrs Ed lanes They have been travelling iu hopes If hanet5t- ting Tom healta but they don't saem to think much las been a#- eomplished by the journey
 Ou last Thu aday, after making some calls in this community Dr Cooper started home and came near having some serious trouble with his team II seems that flY was annoying one of the ponies and he gave him q tap with his whip The pony began 10 kick and finally threw himself He was 90 tangled fu the harness thar the doetor could not get him up See ing Charley Lynch across field he alled 10 him and he assisted him in getting rtgged up again The buggy tongue was So disabled that another had 10 be borrowed before the doeto could resume his journey
 Mada
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18

R, E. CheWnln5, PIalntltt
 vs W L. Stokes, R E Stokes and F w Overstreet, Defendants The Defendant, r. " Overstreet, is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff R. E Chewning
 Witness my hand and Seal this 1lth day of June. 1913
 J. C. Vaughan, Clerk. R NJ Godfrey and j. W. Lewis. Att torneys for Plaintiff w. c Howard. Attorney for De fendant
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18

aud boy, born Saturday morning, July 12 Mother and babies are do- ing fine but StarIing says he'll have to plant another patch of potatoes sure.
 Lone Star
The Springdale news., 1913-07-18
Warning Order

In the Washington Ghancery Court R. E Chewning, Plaintiff
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-23
ARIZONA LIFE
IN NEW HANDS
Phoenix Insurance Company
Reorganized and a Full
New Set of Officials
Are Chosen
PRINA IS PRESIDENT

PHOENiN, Jan. 22.-The new di-
rectOrate Of the Arizona Life Insuf-
ance company met yesterday after
noon and effected a complete reorgani-
zatiOn CT that concern. c. f. Aims
worth, W. A. Gordon and Or. H. "a.
Stone are no longer at the head OF the
company 5 AFFAIRS T. c. Pr'na OF SAT
ford Is the new president. X. w..
Myers, first yscepresident; William
Cox. second yice-president: Henry
Leppla, secretary and treasurer
Cox is the only officer who holds
over. The officers displaced were:
c. F. AinswOrth, president: Dr. II. "A.
Stone, first vieepresident and medical
director; j. Fred CAeayeland, treas
urer: W. A. Gordon. secretary and
general manager: c. p. Lee. assistant
secretary; 81. D. Evans, actuary: l. p.
Mantz. consulting actuary Mr. Evans
contract does not expire sill February
l. Colonel William Morgan, agency
director. viii hold on till his contract
expires, April %. An effort was made
TO have him resign yesterday. lie IS
one Of the insurance experts employed
under the old regime,
III. r. Howard has been chosen by
the directors 10 be legal advisor CT
the company. No general manager
medical director or actuary has beah
selected.
The new directorate consists OF T..
G. Prina. k p. Myers. William Cox
Henry Lepple, ". n. Slaughter. Neil
Bailey George A. Otney. Perry Sears,
J. T Birchet. Frank Whitton. VIII
lam Creighton. Joseph L1mbeye. Dr.
r. Munson, Conrad Hess and Sam Bar
rett. Lepple. Myers. Cox. Bailey
Prina and Hess were on the former
Coard. C. f. Ainsworth. Or. Stone, "
A. Gordon, J. F.h Cleveland. Andrew
Nelson. Henry Brinkmeyer, T. NJ.
Clauton and John T. Dunlap failed Of
as directors.
Up 10 a cav or Two before the first
meeting Of the new board il was SUP
posed that the old management ki,..
enough proxies from directors who
would not be present 10 retain control
OF the corporation. II was discovered.
that the opposition had secur-
ed later proxies when the meeting
was held the dissenters had a safe ma
iority
Il is understood that the officers
VIII Immediately inaugurate an era OF
economy in the management Of the
Arizona Life. Two rooms of the pres
eut suite OF Offices in the Goodrich
block will be retained. Salaries have
been cut along the line.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-23
PRISON GUARD JAILED
IN THE OLD PUEBLO
Had No Commission TO Show
That He Had Right
To Carry Gun

TUCSON. Jan. al. r. WEIGH. a
state pcnitentiary, guard. was under
arrest for more than an hour on Tues
day morning at the police station,
and he was stripped OF his only token
OF authority, six-shooter. while the
police investigated his claim that he
2'as a state officer.
WEIGH. who said that he was a
guard al the penitentiary at Florence
was arrested yesterday morning b.
Onlcer cullen soon after the guaro
arrived from Red Rock by train. He
Nas taken 10 the police station. where
he informed officer Myers that he was
peniteatlary guard and that he ane
another guard were looking for es-
capped conviets. He said that they
left their horses at Red Rock and rode
INTO Tucson on the train. Welsh was
searched and he Had no money. Of
Ger Myers telephoned to Warden Sims
at the penitentiary az Florence to YER,
ify the mans statement and found
WEIGH has no commission. no
paners or nothing else that would
identify him as an officer. Another
Feniientiary guard recently found him
self in a similar position in old Mex
ice, when ne was asked for his author
ity to hold an escaped convict whom
Mexican authorities had aided him IN
apprehending Welch was released
after Officer Myers talked with War
den Sims. but was warned to get a
commission from the prison author
tiles.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-23
PRIVATE BOXES
ARE RIFFLED
Globe Postofice is Scene of
Work Of Robbers Who
Get Valuable Checks,
But No Money
THIEVES NOT CAUGHT

GLOBE. Ariz.. Jan. p Two private
lost office boxes at the post Office
were opened by combination SATURDAY
night and their contents stolen. The
boxes rifled were those OF tie ella
Valley bank ana Trust company and
the Old Dominion Commercial com
Fany bank.
The boxes are ~ opposite ends OF
the most Office from each other and in
asmuch as the thief opened them b.
combination and knew exactly their
position il proves that he has been
watching for bis opportunity for some
time The mail removed from. the
boxes contained checks made payable
10 the banks.
z. F. Moore OF the ella Valley bank
went TO his box Saturday night and
found the box fun of mail. He looked
through the contents for personal
mail, then closed the box and left
When he returned 20 the office Mon
Gay morning 10 take the mail to the
hank. the box was empty. A similar
experience occurred 10 A. T. Ham
mans oashieI of The Old Dominion
Commercial company bank
Before news OF ne robbery had be
come known yesterday morning a man
walked into Ryan's Drug store and
asked il they would cash a check fol
him. As he was stranger to the
firm his request was refused. Mr.
Moore. Of the Gfa Valley bank hap
pened 20 walk into Ryans at thas
time. heard the F@quest and saw the
check lie asked ssie man where he
had secured the check. The man told
him that the check belonged 10 a trav-
cling salesman Who left Globe sun
dax and that he had wired the sales
nan at various points on the road to
ascertain dis wlefeahouts in order
that be might send him the check and
desired to cash II so that he could
get out OF 1t the $3.50 he had spent in
.telegrdpling the owner He stated
that the check had come to him b.
mistake II was for s43.o0. Although
sir Moore was suspicious he could not
order the man arrested as he did not
know whether the check was a por-
ton Of the stolen mail or not. This
man has beeen lo.terng around the
saloon for several days.
OfHcials o. the ella Valley bank
state thar they clear for many banks
IN Arizoas and thai do6DtIesf,2 large
number CT the hcecks lost hcre on
banks n other Arizona cities All OF
the Old Dominion checks, however.
we're on either Globe or Miami banks
Is their correspondents do not clear
through them for other Arizona points.
The sherins Office is working on
he case and has several clues as to /
he mans identity
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-23
JAPANESE
WOULD Be CITIZEN

PRESCOTT, Jan. 2-Notwlthstand-
ing there are iron clad rules to be OBJ
served in admitting certain classes OF
aliens TO citizenship, the restrictions
imposed do not seem to distress Ches-
ter Otoy a Japanese resident OF many
years, who persists in getting into the
country with all the rights of a
native born, fling again ~ he did
yesterday his declaration to lie adj
mitted.
Otoy in the past has made many
efforts 10 become a citizen, and as
often has he failed Adyices from
Washington during the week are 10
talEe his declaration Of intention, but
there is no assurance forthcoming
that favorable official action viii fol-
low Otoy is running a billiard hall
on Goodwin street. and his applica-
ton is the first to lie recorded from
the ranks of the japanese in this
city.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-23
GEN. RQJAS KILLED
IS FEDERAL REPORT
Report Reaches FL Paso That
Sixty Rebels, Including
Rojas Are Killed

Ill PASO. Jan. 2z-Federal con
hrmation was made here today OF a
rebel defeat Sunday al Ahumada. 81
miles below Juarez Ii was stated
that details OF the battle were wired
ty way of chihuahua city and Laredo.
Texas. all communication remaining
cut below Juarez. The local Mex
can consul gave out the report as
amply verified in government quar-
ters.
Some 500 rebels attacked Ahumada
defended by goo federals OF the 23d
battalion. just as the hight was AZ ais
height. the remainder OF the 23d, un-
der Col Castro, arrived from the state
capital with 100 men Of the 18th batta-
ion, sent south from Juarez last week.
NEl Nino' the big ships cannon, which
is carried on the military train, open
ed a wicked fire on the rebels, routing
them. On the field go bodies were
counted, Il is stated, including that Of
Antonio Rojas. a rebel general. says
the consul The federal loss is report
ed as slight This is the fifth time ay
actual count that official federal re-
ports have killed Rojas
All attempts were abandoned today
n repairing the Mexican Central rail-
way below Juarez. The work train
returned early Monday night having
sighted rebel scouts near Lucero. TO
which point the road was repaired.
Nine bridges were cribBed As the
Juarez garrison now does not exceed
300 men. no more guards will be CIV
en- the work trains for the present at
least. and no attempt viii be made 10
repair the road without protection.
The scouts sighted near LucerO are
believed to be OF Salazars group,
which is moving north against Juarez.
while Rolas was TO keep the road
closed from the south so that the fed
eral infantry could not move by train
TO relieve Juarez BeiHforcements
can not arrive from the south, except
by a forced march, before the rebels
could reach Juarez, and only federal
infantry is available The telegra N
below Juarez on all wires remains
closed except on the Central lines a
short distance down.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-23
sayinaa Fron1 Ictn surreuahs.

Nature is not benevolent: nature is
Just, gives pound for pound, measure
for measure. makes no exception.
never tempers her DEGREES with mer-
ey or winks at any infringement 9.
her laws. And in the end is not this
best2 Could the universe be run as
a charity or a benevolent institution,
or as q poorhouse of the most ap-
proved pattern? Without this merci-
less justice, this irrefragible law.
where would we have brought up long
ago2 II is hard gospel; but rocks
are hard. too, yet they form the fOun-
cations Of the hills. Man introduces
beneyolence. mercy, altruism. into
the world, and he pays the price in
his added burdens; and he reaps his
reward in the vast social and civic
organizations that we're impossible
without these things-Ceutury
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-23
MAX CAREY a BRIDEGROOM

ST LOUIS. Mo. Jan, 22.-Maximil-
ian CarBarius, known IN the baseball
world as Max Carey, the star out
fielder Of the Pittsburgh team was
married today to Miss Auerlia Ben
rens of this city. The couple met
y bile Carey has been attending 4
theological seminary here Within q.
few months the noted ball player is
TO be ordained a Lutheran minister.
which TACT. together with his mar
rage, is taken By his friends to mean
that the coming seasonaw probably
be his last on the diamond
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-23
GROUND CAVES AND
ONE LIFE IS LOST
One Other is Injured From
Slip, Cause for Which
Is Unknown

miIiiam vlacksis was killed and J.
Boyd was painfully blit not seriously
injured in cave in at the Gardner
shaft OF the Copper Queen at IL 30
this morning.
The two miners. together with a
third man. Mere working on the goo
feot level. No blasting was going OF
and IL is not known what caused the
cave in. A huge mass OF rock fell
and Nlackis was crushed beneath It.
Il is believed that he was killed in.
stantly. Boyd, who WAS working near
him: ESCAPED with severe bruises.
Phe third man in the drift escaped
uninjured. Boyd was removed 20 the
Copper Queen hospital
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-23
APACHES ARE
UNDESIRADLES
New Mexico Legislature Pro-
tests Against Return of
Indian Tribe 10 State
Investigate Coal
PLOT AGAINST FALL

SANTA re. \. n. Jan. 22.-New
Mexico wants no more Indians than
il has. Il is not elated at the idea
OF the return pf the Geronimo tribe
10 the Tulaeasa reservation and will
have none Git il this can be prevent
ed.
". V. Ttily,, representing Lincoln
county. presented q resolution yester
day prOtestinst 20 tLS department of
the interior against the return to the
Atescalero reservation or any other
reservation ia New Mexico or Ger
onimo aud MS band. The resolution
was referred to the committee IN
Indian AFFAIRS.
inVessieate.Aiex Mexico Coal
A joint resolution providing for the
appointment OF = commission of Eve
members TO investigate the price Of
coal Ia New Mexico. which il is al
legged is eXorbitant, was Introduced Is
representative ". II. Llewellyn, and
adopted in the house Monday. The
resolution recites that though statist-
les show New Mexico has more coal
than Pennsylvania. vet consumers OF
the state are forced 10 pay from 81
20 $3.50 a ion FOR ordinary soft coal
The resolatioa also Eecites that the
freishJ rates on coal are anyw here
from 81 to S3.65 e ton to points With
in the stale and thar mine owners
claim they realize q profit of less than
80 cents a ton on their output as a
result. tsaHL
Plotting Against Fall
The democrats held a caucus yester-
Gay iand five senatorial candidates
was one OF tAe matters considered.
Several combinations are talked Of
Senator Fairs friends stil claim TIA.
he has 80 Yetes and sc VIII elect.
Others Wis Slsiin to know say that
governor Dtero has as many as Il
votes. whieif miB elect with the %
democrats. Senator Baca, governor
0tero ana attoFney general Clancy all
have some following anu If they can
throw their votes to man acceptable
TO the democrats it viii certainly pre-
vent the election OF Fail
Andrews IS en- Hand
E,N-dFlegafe w n. Andrews will be
present scan g so owe. the situation
with his Supporters