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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28

much Of rich copper mine Of the
Magma and are repeating over at the
Raymeft They have brought power
lines to the district from Miami for
these properties and others. and
pushed the preliminary steps for
aerial tramway transportation service
to rail connnections TO such extent
that It has recently been announced
that a railroad will be built in. In such
event there will not be need of the
aerial tramway
With the bringing I'm of the electric
power service, Superior has come in
possession of street lights. a distinct
advance. Electric light service has
also entered into the mine workings
Population of the town has doubled
within the year So has stage service
to outside points while general road
traffic to rail points is the heaviest
that has ever been known in that
section Of the country This is, 60
ing strong. for in the halcyon days of
the old Silver Kink aud other silver
producers in the Superior country the
roads there were thronged with freight
and passenger outfits.
Tonopah interests are among others
that have engaged in outlying coun.
try from Superior recently. Then there
are number Of others who are ac-
curing. prospecting and developing
properties. The flavor of the boom
camp is not lacking in reports cur.
rent almost daily of new strikes of
] high grade ore. These reports come
from the smaller properties and arc
Z by way of prospecting finds for the
/ greater part Some of them give
good ground for hope of the return
of rich silver and gold producers in
the Superior locality, back of am oil
1 which is the strong support piver
the situation by the presence of the
big operators who are in to max,
! copper mines.
MT Seeley since here has interested
some strong local mining people il
properties which he has comprised il
four claims on which the surface show
ing is large. With shaft Of depth o
four hundred feet mining engineer
are Of the opinion that this propert,
might be expected to show importan
results. He expects to remain her
until after the Fourth, when be will
I be accompanied back to Superior b,
those he has interested i'm this dis
Strict for The purpose of looking th
isituation over and determining upo
future steps.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28

formation Of cowtesting associations
by the farmers Of the State inco-op |
eretion with the Experiment Station.
The object of these cooperative dem.
constructions win be to show the doubt
ing farmers Of the State that the meth
DDS advocated by the Experiment sta
ton can be successfully used by prac /
teal farmers on their own land with /
their own money and facilities This |
win tend to do away with the idea |
which is so common. that experiments |
conducted by the federal government, |
the State, the railroads, etc, are not
practicable for the ordinary farmer
because an these organizations have
an unlimited supply of capital with
which to do the work and hence do
not care how much &c costs to get re-
sults-the results obtained frequently
happens that for one SUCCESSFUL dis |
covery Of great value there have been
80 unsuccessful experiments.
The demonstration train viii be am
other method Of pushing this work
8. Advice The most important
feature Of the Agricultural Extension
Service viii be the giving Of personal
advice to farmers on their own farms.
It is impossible to properly understand
the special agricultural conditions
farm without having had the opportu.
nifty to carefully study them; hence
3 the county farm advisers and field
agents win respond to calls from vari-
GUS farmers for special advice. It
should be clearly understood by the
farmers Of the state that no farm ad.
wiser can be expected to know AN
about farming The subject is so
broad that specialists in the various
lines are required and even then it
has been found that the various
! branches of farming must again be
subdiwded into specialites which are
often made a life study by the men
who eventually become experts in
Them: thus animal husbandry. for ex-
ample, is divided into: Horses, beef.
goats, dairy cattle, swine sheep,
lgats poultry etc; and then again,
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28
FARMERS ARE TOLD
MUCH IN SERVICE
OF THE UNIVERSITY

The University of Arizona is now
organizing a new branch Of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station to be
known as tine Agricultural Extension
Service The department, while new
TO Arizona, has been proven TO be one
OF the most effective means of serving
the farmers that has yet been devised.
In many of the other states this line
of work has become very highly de-
yeloped and has been successful in
interesting the farmers more than ever
before i'm the work of the agricultural
college and experiment stations.
The work of the Agricultural Ex-
tension Service viii be carried o.
largely by travelling field agents and
lecturers. Among these win be what
are known as county agents or farm
advisers who win be stationed perma-
nenuy I'm various sections Of the State
TO conduct the work Of this organiza-
ton; travelling field agents who Will
work an over the State wherever they
are sent; research members of the Ex-
pertinent Station staff who viii iuves-
tigate, advise and lecture on special
matters, and special agricultural lee
turers who win also be secured from
time to time.
The activities O fthe Agricultural Tx
tension Service viii be confined chief
ly TO the following
J. Investigation Special attention
VIII De paid 20 securing accurate data
lon farming as a business in Arizona; it
Us desired TO find out which types OF
farming are paying best how much
they are paying and why other types
.of farming are failing Farming Is es.
.senually a business proposition and 10
IS high time that definite figures on the
dollars and cents side of farming were
secured Further Investigations win
be made as TO the best methods Of
farm practice in various localities.
These Investigations viii be made with
the object eliminating leaks in farm
ing and increasing profits
q Demonstration This win include
agricultural experiments, practical
field demonstrations Of better meth
DDS the Improvement and breeding OF
better seeds and livestock, and the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28
FINAL PROGRAM FOR
PARADE ON FOURTH
GIVEN BY COMMITTEE
Last Arrangements are Made;
General Committees Have the
Last Big Meeting Tomorrow
Night; Success Is Assured.

70. n Watkins, chairman of the
Fourth of July parade committee, last
night gave out corrected program
for the parade on the morning Of the
Fourth. The program as &c now stands
is final The formation, line of march
and other details viii be found below,
AS submitted by the committee last
night
Parade viii form at Upper Tomb
stone Canyon heading at Wildman's
lumber yard an floats and autos and
other vehicles. will go i'm by Wilborne
q Dodds store and turn i'm to the left
at bridge SO as to fan I'm line. Parade
win start promptly al $3.50 a. m. Line
] of march viii be down Main street.
|up Brewery avenue, turning to right
at the Brewery Gulcb restaurant. com
ing down Review avenue, turning at
/ Miners store on to Naco Road. line Of
march ending at Lowell bridge All
floats going to Lowell will fall out
of line of parade on lower Main street
at Lowell. owing TO the bridge being
too low for high floats Balance oil
parade passing under bridge and end
ing
A special car win be furnished for
the two leading bands of the C.. & A.
and c. O. for the purpose Of trans
porting the two bands TO Johnson Ad-
dition. Lewis stope. where they win
again fan in line i'm the same place
as before and march to Lowell The
band is to take the car at the Car
stop on Naco Road Other bands and
parties on foot will fal out of line on
Naco Road unless they wish to walk
to Lowell All vehicles are expected
= TO keep in line of march to the Lowell
bridge
First C. d A. Band.
Second. Floats.
Third Double Temas I'm Harness.
Fourth single Horse in Harness
Fifth Autos With City Dads.
Sixth C. q A. Band
Seveth Auaos Decorated and 9th
ers.
Eighth. FraternaI Orders, Oldesf
ia order first Naccabee's win fan id
line at Castle Rock
Ninth. Band
Tenth. Cowgirls and cowboys, fol
lowed by boys on Burros
r. r. Watkins
Percy Wilson,
oscar Doyle.
Tomorrow night the Fourth of july
committees win meet at the office O
. L. j. Overlook for their last big even
ng's work before the celebration
b There is not a great deal remaining &,
do, beyond the handling of rouun,
work Everything is in splendid shap'
for the day and the certainty that D
viii be a tremendous success is con
D ceded ON am sides
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28
ON DOMINION "TRUsT"
Some Doubt As To Dividend-Bige
low Petition -or REVIEW Makes
For Uncertainty.

The decision in the New Jersey
court in the Hyams suit TO prevent
the Old Dominion of New Jersey from
paying a special" dividend out of
the money recovered from A. s..
Bigelow Is, to the so-called trust re-
ceipts," second only in importance to
the winning OF the suit against Mr..
Bigelow. Apparently there is no
legal reason why the holders of the
trutst receipts should not now receive
the benefit of this long drawn out
litigation as Mr. Hyams has no app
peal from the New Jersey decision.
It ls by no means certain that diyi-
dend viii be paid at this time because
oof the petition recently filed by Mr.
Bigelow i'm the Massachusetts SUI
preme Judicial Court for a review of
the case i'm which more than $4,000
600 was recovered from him
If Mr. Bleelow's petition We're all
lowed, the whole litigation would be
set back to los beginning with NJ
Biselow's liability a question for the
courts 10 rule upon once more Under
these conditions it is possible, of
course chat the money might have to
be returned to Mr. Bigelow Any dis
tribuuon of the funds with this new
issue with Mr. Bigelow still pending
would obviously be attended with
some risk
This new phase of the litigation
necessarily means further considera-
BILE delay Mr. Bigelow's petition
came up before the Massachusetts
Supreme judicial Court last week
and was referred to r. d. Weston as
master who win commence taking
testimony ln the week beginning
june 29 The findings Of the master
can hardly be presented TO the court
before iall
m the meantime Mr Hyams's next
move can only De conjectured He
has another suit pending In Maine
courts in which be has secured am in-
junction restraining the Old Domin
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28

John" asked Mary what is syn
onym?"
"a synonym" said john "is the
word-you use when you can't spell the
other one
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28
WITH ROAD
WORK, is THE STATE
ENGINEER GOES TODAY
Tombstone Canyon Thorough
fare Opened to Continuous
Traffic; Says Road Bond Is
sue Growing in Public Favor.

State Engineer Lamar Cobb Will
conclude few days visit here with
reference To state highway work and
leave this evening for his offices at
the capits
The very competant gentleman said
last evening i'm the course of an inter
view that ne was much pleased with
the work that had been done on the
Tombstone canyon road and also with
conducted on the Bisbee- Douglas
road.
The latter he viii visit again today.
just before his departure for the north
The Tombstone canyon road viii
open today 10 The public as com.
pleted thoroughfare on that portion of
ifs length which for a time was cloced
TO an traffic aud which has recently
been open only within prescribed
hours An connected with the carry
ing out of this piece of work are proud
Of the results. Users of the highway
are generous in praise and say that ID
is the best piece of state highway
work yet executed
concerning the Dopd issue TOT roaC
work i'm the state. the State Engineer
said last night that he had no donb
but that they would carry. This
judgement be bases upon familiarity
with feeling toward the proposal il
different parts of the state. He be
lieves that if made available, th,
bonds viii serve the people a splendi,
turn in the advancement OF the vari
Gus communities Of Arizona and fin the
long run prove the best investmen
ever made by the taxpayers. For thi
reason he is doing an he can in pro
motion OF their advancement in publi
favor
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28
COTTON seed CAKES
IMPORTED FOR BISBEE

The nrst car load of cotton seed
cakes a famous stock food. has been
brought into the Warren district by
the Independent Fuel and Feed Com
pauy. Learning of the success of the
food in other parts of tine state and In
other parts of the country the feed
company decided 20 try &c out here and
put it before the local feeders.
Cotton seed cakes are noted for
their worth as stock food. 10 is said
that a COW being led upon tine cake
win increase its milk production in
Gay and VIII maintain it on the
food
Horses and other took used for
hard work. and said TO thrive on Che
food. The company's importation is
the first of lbs kind ever made into
Bisbee and the feed company predicts
such success with it chat &c win be
necessary to order an additional ship
ment
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28
LOWELL THEATRE
HAS BIG FEATURE

II has been some time since the
Warren District public have seen the
peerless Arthur Johnson in pictures
Mr. Johnson is devoting most of his
time TO directing the Lubin specials
and when he does pose for the cam
era you may depend it will be an UNI
usually fine production such as "The
Inventors Wife which holds the
honors on the Lowelrs big feature
bill for today and Monday The Vita
graph funmakers viii furnish the Vita
laughs for this splendid bill and
Pathe will introduce the educational
and geological numbers, making one
of the most interesting bills yet seen
at this popular playhouse.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28

ion Co. of Maine from voting its
stock ownership in Old Dominion of
New Jersey but the object of this
suit and tits connection with The
Bigelow litigation has not yet deyek
oped
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28

Jack Dougherty. former manager of
al Mccoy. declares that Mccoy is
bloomer Jack further states that Me-
Coy is somewhat shy about tackling
George Chip again
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28
SACRED CONCERT AT
Y THIS AT ERNOON

The Bisbee Glee Club will give their
concert this afternoon at g o'clock A
splendid program has ben arranged
with chorus, musical and instrument
tai speciaiities. Admission free. A
silver offering win be taken.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-28
GREAT PRODUCTION is
UNDERWORLD VOL YES

Wolves Of the Underworld IS the
feature which win be presented al the
Orpheum tonight in conjunction with
a strong program of other pictures
and of vaudeville.
Wolves of the Underworld is a
great two-reel production IL is mem
toned in advance notices as one OF
the very strongest plays put on the
moving picture curtains this year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
'SLATON HONORS
KY. WRIT FOR
PREACHER
"HoIy Roller" Leader Accused Of
Fraud in Note Deal Ordered
Extradited.

Governor Slaton honored a requi-
sition from the Governor OF Ken
lucky wednesday for the Rev. G. 7.
Pratt, OF cartersville. wanted in Will
Harrisburg for obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Pratt Is holy roller exhorter
who has been operating extensively
sHd successfully IN Barlow County
for several months, and the requisi-
iion was resisted vigorously before
Governor Slaton In a hearing We'd
nesday that lasted an hour or more.
The preachers good character and
effectfveness as an evangelist was
testified 10 BY hundred or more Cit
liens OF Barlow County, but without
avail
Pratt, few months ago, discount
ed 4 note OF s12l with bank In Car
tersvilie, without notice TO the maker,
and later when the maker settled
WITH Pratt he neglected to settle with
the bank. Despite persistent efforts,
both BIZ the bank and the maker OF
the note in kentucky, Pratt still fall
"a to settle, and subsequently he was
indicted In Kentucky, and the requi-
sition UPON Governor Siaton followed
He was represented by w. q. Brant
ley, JF.. of Atlanta, and Tlnsley and
Harrison, Of Cartersviile, while the
Kentucky authorities were represent
ed BY J. NJ. Neal. OF Gainesville.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Watch Carefully
The Child's Diet
Start Them off Right With
a Good Laxative and Then
Watch Their Food

Mothers are often uncOnSciousfy
very careless about the diet OF their
children, forcing all to eat the same
foods. The fact il that all foods do
not agree alike with different per-
sons. Hence avoid what seems to
constipate the child or to give II in
digestion, and urge it to take more
of what is quickly digested.
If the child shows a tendency to
constipation, 1t should Immediately
be given a mild laxative to help line
bowels. BY this is not meant a
physic or purgative, for these should
never be given to children, nor any
thing like salts, pills, etc. What
the child requires is simply "a small
dose of the gentlest of medicines,
such as DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin, which, in the opinion of thou
sands Of watchful mothers, is the
ideal remedy for any child showing
a tendency to constipation. So many
things can happen to a constipated
child that care is necessary. Colds,
piles, headaches, sleeplessness ard
many other annoyances that chill
dren should not have can usually be
traced to constipation.
Many of Americas foremost FAM
lilies are never without Syrup Pep
sin, because one can never tell when
some member Of the family may
need it, and all can use 1t. Thou
sands indorse 1t, among them Mrs.
NJ e. Patten, Valley Junction, Iowa,
who is never without 1t in the house.
Mrs. Patten says that Syrup Pepsin
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
ENTRIES
AT cHARLEsToN.


FIRST Purse $500, 6 furiongs: Ions
IS. xI3iliy Stuart ~, xPremier IL. The
Turkexs III, Queed ia, Russeau 1le
Tony w. Il8. Tom Hancock 81, xARIiiei
19g, Incision ll6, Malik 100. Pluyioul
Izl, Batwa il6. Regards ZIG. Nimbui
SECOND Three years old and up
selling, purse $500. 81 furlongs: "a
Sainrella i2s Palms izI, xGaggnant 10
stein le7. Henrietta W. 1876. Rummage
1l3, Mike Cohen 1ig, Hugh Gray 1z7
xPeter Ken ITO, Daily Waters it3
Masks and Faces 1876.
THIRD Three years old and 10. sell.
ing. purse 5000, 6h furlongs; Coming
Coon 1870, John Mars 1877. Protogoras
Il5, Gun Maid l13, Ben Loyal $50, Joa-
lis. Old Jordan 115, Bundle OF Rags
iis, Tony w. III. Richest ITO, Incision
FOURTH Three -years-oId ana up,
selling, pure $500. mile: Mycenae 100,
Effendi I07. xcolonel Ashmeade 102.
Napier 1866. xJudge Monck IS, Armor
le3. Joe Stein 1916, Peacock 30, Gerard
le3. Jsbof 10S,
FIFTH Three years old and up. SELL
DO l07. Moisant ITO. Stellafa %, Armor
liz, Dicks Pet %. xFrog 49, Front
Royal SO, Sun Guide 10T. Loan Shark
il2, Inspector beHtrade 107.
SMITH Four years-oid and up, SELL
ing, pure 1850, mile and an eighth: nj.
fendi ITO. Mycenae 1903, Charles r.
Granger 1906, xspellbound 10s. Seryi-
cence Jos, xMary Ann X %, xEiIs
Crane tar %, Billie Baker 1917, xsepulyeda
x-Appreniice allowance claimed
weather clear track fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Mr.. and Mrs Andrews
Are Back From Trip
Abroad for Big Fair

Walter z. Andrews and Mrs. An
drews. who have been touring Europe
for the past several months with the
Panama Exposition Commission. OF
which MIR. Andrews is the chairman n.
are expected to return to their home
in Atlanta within the next ten days.
They have arrived in New York and
will spend a week at the Hotel Knick-
erbocker From there they will 40
to Washington, where Mr.. Andrews
will make his final report TO the Gov
ernment. From the Capital they will
come direct to Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrews we're lavish
~ entertained In the capitals OF Eu-
supc which he has endeayored to In
terest in the Panama Exposition at
San Francisco IN 1915. They were
presented at the royal courts OF ali
the countries they visited. and social
circles abroad received Mrs. Andrews
with great cordaiity.
In Roumania a warm friendship
sprang up between Mrs. Andrews and
the Queen. who as Carmen sylvia
gained note as q writer.
Mrs. Andrews was presented with a
number or autographed copies OF the
Queens novels. They prolonged their
stay at the Roumanlan Capital at the
request OF the Queen, who spent sew
eral hours talking with Mrs. Andrews
about America, Upon their departure
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews were given a
military escort to the railway station.
special mark OF honor.
Mr. andrews has written to friends
in Atlanta THAT the mission which
sent him and his colleagues to Eu.
rope was fulfilled with great succeeds
than had been anticipated As Il re-.
suit Of the efforts Of the Commission,
Many European countries will have
exhibits at the fair which would not
otherwise have been represented
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
DOCK FIRE Loss
At SAVANNAH IS
Sl50,0O0

SAVANNAH, March 2o.-Fire do
ing damage conservatiyeiy estimated
this afternoon 1T $3.50, 900, swept tile
new wharyes Of the Atlantic Coast
Line along the Savannah River
front, in the heart OF the naval
shipping district, to-day The con-
firagration ragged for more than
I'VE hours and was fought by the en-
tire city fire dosarfment ana nu.
merous tugs and steamers on the
river.
The British steamship Farley, lying
alongside the wharyes, narrowly ey-
capped destruction and was damaged
$4,000 by the flames. The deck
ships forward. The whole snperstrur-
ture waa torn away and the mastg
pulled down.
Hull Of ship Saved.
Tugs pulled the ship from her
moorings up stream out Of the fire
zone and poured streams on her, ex-
tinguishing the flames in time 10
save the main part Of the vessel. All
the crew were asleep when the boat
caught fire. she was adrift before
anyone on board knew she was burn
ing.
Two large sheds Of the Coast Line
wharves, stored with freight each so
=. 80 feet, were totally destroyed. A
large chute on the wharyes collapsed
when the superstrueture burned
away. Thousands OF barrels OF rosin,
turpentine and other naval stores
stocked In the warehouses werc de-
stroyed. The darnags to these prop
critics is 'timated at $4,000
The fire. which started at O'clock
this morning. WAS the most spectac-
ular since the destruction OF the big
Seaboard Air Line wharves and ter
minals several months ago.
Naval Stores Ready Fuel.
The wooden construction and the
naval stores were ready
fuel for the flames, which swept with
rapidity through the wharves. The
blaze was hard to combat because Of
the location along the rivef front and
the intense heat arising from the
burning rosin and turpentine. Fire.
men were constantly in danger OF In
jury from explosion of turpentine and
oil
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Strikers Fire Volley
At Factory in Dark

DEPEw ". Y. March r5.-Ai-
though this town was under martial
law to-day, violent, disorder is
feared in the Gould coupler works
strike. party of armed strikers
cFept UP to the gate entrance Of the
Erie Railroad 70 the plant and fired
q volley Of shots at the factory build
ing, but retreated when a detachment
OF troops advanced upon them
Three hundred and fifty more Ma
tional Guardsmen arrived to-day. All
the saloons within radius OF 4 mile
of the plant have been CLOSED by q
martial order.