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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-26
You And Your Boy

Whom is your boy going TO for advice?
Tough Johnny Jones at the end of the street?
Rough Billy Green or untsught Jimmy Price?
Who is now guiding his innocent feet?
Who takes him walking and swimming today?
You or the stranger over the way?
Whom is your boy leaning on for a friend?
Whom does he tell all his wee troubles TO?
Say, now with whom does your little one spend
Most of his time, with a stranger or you?
Whose hand is leading him where he should go?
Answer now. Busy Man. tell if you know.
f A CHEST
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-26
Registered Duroc for Sale

One registered Duroc male pig
for sale. First class in every re-
spect. Inquire at PRESS office. 7t3
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-26
Milk Cow For Sale

! will sell one of my good milk
cows, purchaser can choose which
one. e.. l.. Ostrander.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-26

We have several improved and
partly improved farms for rent in
desirable locations. Come and see
us, Bushfield & Bushield. lIt3.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-26
DO 1t Now

Look for Frick- Wittmann's Sure
Cure Cough Drops. They are best.
sc. Sold every yhere. ia
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-26

Will net upset digestion. Prick
Wittmann's Cough Drops, SC. Sold
everywhere. llt4
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Shaw Out for United
 States Senator

Ed L Shaw is now out in the open e an svowed cApdidste for United osstes senator from AriIona- Shaw nov halls from Phoenix aud is by oc. eupstion au sgricul,urist. having sold out his tobacco store in the capitol city.
 Shaw has made . nu 10 Der Of trips to Washington in the interests oi him. eli and Of Democratic politics but failed Co receive the appointment which he expected.
 He has now issued . letter which he is sending to Democrats through- out the country .sking their support in the coming contest. He gives ss ssaeons fer his entering the race that hs believes Arizona needs practical men in Washington and not theorists. The present ircumbents he clsssifes e coming under this head.
 Shaw is now after the seat held by Mark Smith oi Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Kent Bill Will
 Not Be Passed

The stockmen of the west will learn with some disappointment that it is not likely that any legislation will be enacted by the present conE5ess ,ot k. ing to the regulation hy the federal government of the unsrpropriated grazing lands. The prospect not long ago seemed bright in favor O! such leg isls ion, but objections were raj. ed from different sources, mainly from Colorado, where there has been a strenuous opposition from the begin ming to any action by the federal gov- ernment which wonli interfere with the evident, ultimate object of secur- ing to :he states the control of the public domain lying within them. It IS now pretty certain that the Kent bill will not be passed at least at this session,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Staff Of Tucsonian
 Chosen for Year

A Tucson dispatch ssys-
 The s,s6 of the Tucsonian, the high school magazine. vas announced for the coming year. Tbe msgsz ne, dur. ing the present year, as been excep- ,ionslly sood, and the staff chosen for the next year will have high stsnd ard to maintain. The list is ss fol- Iowa:
 Carlyle Heoey, business mar ager.
 ko-emary DracbmaD, editor-in. chief.
 Heoriests Rockfello~, sssi tant edi l. tor
 Russell Jscobus, literary editor.
 Rudolio eervin. aseistsot literary editor.
 Phillip Rockfe!low. boys athletics. Edith cheyoey, girIs' athletics. Gladys Le-lie. exchanges.
 Gosdon Sawyer, Dorothy Heighton i, and Phylli Brsnneo. "snsps."
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Maj. G. H. Kelly
 Visits Tombstone

Editor George H Kelly. oi Sine Couglss International, wac . yisi.or in Tombssone today on business.
 While in the city Msjcr George H {. was kept under strict surveiI!.nee by seversl shsdowers, as it wss noted that he kept . covetous eye on the court house, and sn occasional sigb of regret would escape as, upon inspec- ton of the foundation end :s longing look in tbe direction o: Douglas. the Major would realise the utter i'm possi. bil,ty of trying to move the building from the present anchor, to the smels- CT city. Another ching which possi- bly worried Major Kelley wss whether or not it would be good idea to ekid the court house down to the line as the Huerta sympathiaers might form she ides thst Uncle s m had come in to stay and had established govern. ment headquarters righ, down there in-Agus Priets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Cattle Entry
 Has Been Closed

SAco, Ar.s., tLe .nefic1. port of entry for thousands of head of Mexi- can cattle hss been closed by the American gover nment to the further exportstion Of cattle from Sonora into the United States.
 The ciosing of the port comes ss the result of shipment of cattle being crossed, which were infected with the Texas fever ticks. The lergth of time the port will remain closed is in- determinate from 30 to 90days. Naco has been the rort of entry for large numbers of cattle from the Arizpe, Mocteznms and Sshauripa districts and the order works 6 hardship on many cattle owners, who are now without port through which to ex.. port the;r stock
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
We'll Known Wo-
 man Attorney Dies

Sews wss received in Tom bstone this morning that Mrs Sarah H Sorin Arizona's foremost woman attorney at law, psesed away ct be: home at Globe today following a sud fen attack of pneumonia.
 Mrs Sorin wss one Of the best known residents,of the state of Arizona. She wac daughter Of Colonel Herring, for years a prominent attorney of ,be territory. For yesrs Colonel Herring and Mrs Sorin were in bu iness to. gether in Tombstone and establish d an enviable reputation for themse,vesl
 Alter leaving Tombstone Colone. Herring and Mrs Sorin moved to Tue son, where they made their residence for number of years. Later, upon the death of Colonel Herring, Mrs Sorin moved to Globe here che be- came the attorney for the Old Domin- ion Copper Company.
 With this last named company NIT. Sorin has conducted some of the moe; important litigs,ions ever brnugh. iu te State or Territory of Arizona She wac brought into considerable prom- thence some time ago when che ap- pesred before the United States su- preme Court and won ber case for the Old Dominion Company.
 Barely two weeks ago Mrs Sorin wa. a visitor in Tombstone having come here to close the estste of Col. Her. ring in the Superior court, and seemed to be enjoying the best of health. Her many friends no. only here but throughout the entire state will no doubt be psined to hesr of her uu. timely end.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03

 checked girl No one can imagine tho confidence l have in Dr. Miles Heart Remedy" A R. CANON. Worth, Mo.
 The unbounied confidence Mir. Canon has in Dr. Miles Heart Rem- edy is shared by thousands of others who know its value from experience. Many heart disorders yield to treatment, fl the treatment is right. Ii you are bothered with short breath, fain,ing spells, swell ing of feet or ankles. pains about the heart and shoulder blades, pal pitation. weak and hungry spells, you should begin using Dr. Miles Heart Remedy at once. Profit by the experience of others while you may.
 pr. EIles' Heart Remedy Is sold and guaranteed by all druggists.
 MILES MEDICAL CO. Eikhart inA
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Apache Post
 office Robbed

A Douglas dispatch ssys:-
 1he postofice at Apache, Aria., lo- csted about 35 miies east of Douglas on the E P 4 8 W railroad, was en- tered by Q burglar or burglars early yesterday morning or late on the pre- vious night and sl3O in stamps and casb taken from the each drawer. This news was brought to Douglas yesterday afternoon by " Richhs,., the postmaster.
 The thief gained entrance to the Kichhsrt store in which the ros 0 ffic ce Is located by prying away the window facing with some sharp Instrumept and removing one sssh. The stamps worth $l2O and Sl0 in cash were in sn old fsshione 1 com bipa,ion each dra yer under the counter. Fms was pried open.
 The ssrobbery was not discovered until yesterday morning when Mir Richhsrt notified Sheriff Wheeler and other officials. They are working CD the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Refugees WiIl-
 ing to Return
\ Douglas dispatch says:-

A Douglas dispatch says:-
 "Bsck to Mexico," wss she general slogan among Americanssnd other loreignsrs who had been bastily drswn scross the line by warnings of the ssate department. Urgent messages are said 60 have been sent to Secretary Bryan and other government officials seekirg to have the recently declared embargo upon all cave food supplies lifted. Upon the answer. which will probably be received today. depends che number of refugees in this city tonight.
 It is currently reported that, should the embargo hs lifted, Fl Tigre em- ployes will return to that camp. It is also stated thst . number of other. will return to the smsller e mps snd take up the loose threads of industry where they were dropped. This wac the development of yesterday offering the most lively features of interest to Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
American Woman
 Shoots Mexican

Pedro Ramirez. a Mexicap laborer, wac taken 10 Douglss last night and placed in the county hospital for trea' ment. following hie having been shot by an American woman, in Ben. son. The bullet entered his groin. IL is not yet known how serious tte woucd ~ill prove.
 According Co the story received in T. mb-tone Ramirez wac heard prowl- ing sbou. the place by the woman |, who ordered him away He did not leave and came toward the house. She then shot him with .22 calibre 'ifle
 It is understood tha, the man claims to have been drinking and says he misfcOk the house for that of a friend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Rushing Work On
 Tombstone Road

Work CD the three-mile stretch be- tween Forrest Station and Douglas on the Bisbee-Douslas highway bss been completed and that part of the prison force has been consolidated with the one in Tombstone to carry on the Bisbee-Tom bstone road work. This makes 1l4 men in this camp
 The road near Forrest Station wss graded about two feet and surfaced four inches with slsg. The force will be kept ct Tombstone canyon inde fi- ni,ely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Another Fire
At Bisbee

For . time yesterday afternoon h seemed that the ceotrsl part of Bisbee was doomed to be visited by dss,ruct- i've coDfagrstion. when the old Jo1es lodging house. on School bill. near the Y NJ 0 A, caught fire from adefectiv e f1e. By excellent work, the fire de- partment. assisted by volunteers. suc- ceeded in quenching the flames and coohning them to the building. The section of,ne city in which the fire started is esp. cially dangerous be- cause of the Dumber of wooden build- ings clus cred close together.
 Several tbousand people watched and cheered the quick work of tho tiremen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Registration for
 State Election

Tomorrow the registration for the coming fall. general election, opens throughout the stste of Arizons. Every justice of the peace will have been commissioned by the county re. corder to act ss e registration officer and the big battle will have commence ed in earnest.
 The election laws of the state pre-. scribe that the registration shall open on May l. aud continue, with one in- terruption, until October l5. preced- ing . special or general election. In this case. with the election on Novem- Der 3, it gives the rt corder 19 days in which to complete the great register ard send them out to the various polling places in the county.
 The one interruption in the reggie" trstion tskee pace when the primary election is on. According to the jaw the reg,str.,ion will close on August 29, and continue closed until Septem. Der Is, 6 days after the primary. The | primary election takes place on Sep. ,ember 8. eigLt Tuesdays before the general election.
 There is come misunderstsndipg pg current as to those V ho will be allowed | to vote in the coming election. The law ststes specifically that one must register in order to vote in the state. An early registration is devised by al officers ard it is hoped that large part of ths voters will be on the gresl register before the primaries.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
A PROCLAMATION
Executive Department,

State oi Arizona. Where's. the recent developments in Mexico, whereby the United States has come 10 assume new and inn portsnt relation tossrd all elements Of the Mex can people, IT sy reasonably be assu med to have given ri-e to some uncertainty as to the attitude that would be observed by the state govern ment of Arizona, Tn the event of fur. ther complications however serious toward all foreign people of whatever class or faction. residiog permanently or temporarily within thls state,
 Now. therefore, l, Geo w P Hunt, governor of Arizona, by vir.ne c' .he authority vested in me, do give assur- snce of the inten, ana purpose of the state of Arizona to maintain toward every foreign resident rot. 6 fugitive from ju-tice or otherwise directly an swersbly to the lawful authority ol another state or to ,he government o the ULited Ststes, sucJ an attitude o guardianship. protection and justice ss ordinarily charscterizes the sistei demesnor in time Of pesce toward iti scknowled sed individual residents according them ell usual and reason. able privileges and every ss'egua,d o security compatible with the putlis peAcs and safety
 Io witness ~hereoi. have hereuntt set my hand and caused the great ses of the stste of Arizona to be affixed. Done at Phoenix, the capital, thi. 18th day of April. 1914.
 (sesD GEO HUNT,
 GCverpor of Arizona Attest: SIDNEY POSBORN
 Secretary of stst'
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Fire Destroys Casa
 Grande BuiIdinqs

A Casa Grande dispatch says:-
 Fire starting st two o'clock Tuesday afternoon from unknown causes. de- stroyed . number of business houses in the city and devastated the greater part of the Main street of the city. The fire s'art-d four doors vest of the B A Hall furniture company and tie high wind carried the flames co thss the efforts of the fire department were iu vain.
 The buildings destroyed were the B A Hall & Co. furniture store; Nc. Fate's ls:d office; Rsndail's land office; Krasz Bakery and Restaurant. the Gilt Edge Saloon; the Pool Hall, aod . second hand store near hy.
 It was impossible, SO fer, to estimate the damage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03

Tnursdsy morning. Eugene Piersou, motorc5 5elist, about 3l years of age |, was thIown to the ground and sus- ssined . broken collar bone and . concuseion of the train.
 Sues for S3000
 Suit for the sum of 5000, alleged to be unpaid slimony. has been .n. tered in the Federal court at Tue on against John A Ge7rge, Of Globe Ariz |, by bis former wife now a resid- ent of Csli.ornis. The couple were married in 1901 and were divoIc d ip 1904. The court granted the divorce to Emma George, the plaintiff and gave to her the custody Of the child Helen Bernice. George was ordered to provide for the cbild. but according to the papers filed by tbe plaintiff he has contributed less than $2OO durips the ten years. Mrs George allege' that she has already contributed $337: for the support of the child ard need, more money.
 Examinations Will be Held
 4 number of positions under tn, United States civil service commissio, gre now open and examinations fo elegibles wilt he h Id at early dates Application blanks and further in for nation can be obtained of the Tue son secretary of the board of civil ger vice examiners at the postofice. Th list is as follows: May 20, Autograph er's belper, S700; veterinsrisn, sl4OO May g, awning maker, S9 70 ; orchard ist S720; June l. technical sssistan in pharmscology, sls00-s2OcO: as sistsnt chemist, S3oo0; June 3. lsbo: s'ory aid in testing seed, S720; in spec.or's assistant SS40.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03

bed near a window so she could get her breath One doctor said. Poor child, she is likely to fall dead any time.' A friend
 told me pr. Miles
 Heart Remedy had cured her father.
 so I tried 1t. and she began to in- prove. She took a great many bot ties. but she ts spared to me to- Sav a fat rosy
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Women of Miami
 Offer a Company

A Globe dispatch ssys:-
 Mrs N D Brsyton, formerly of Phoenix, wife of . Miami doctor. is organizing . company oi rife women tor enlistment io the campaign in Mexico. if the situation calls for var. The government. however. much ss 1t appreciates the offer of the patriotic women, could not accept them for service, hut Mrs Brayton and bei friends are being praised for their DO trioti-m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Refugees Arrive
 At Galveston

Among the Amsricsn refugees who have arrived ct 0slv s'on by boat rom Mezieo and are being held in qu.rsu- tine are the following nsmed whose homes are in ArisJps:
 WV Berry, Guadalupe Berry, Jo. ssph Berry, Harrison Roseberry. all of Phoenix; Boyd E Rich-oo, Bisbes; Jsok Gordon, Tombssone,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
Heart Disease Almost
 Fatal to Young Girl

My daughter. when thirteen years old. was stricken with heart trouble She was so bad we had to place her
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
WRITE STORIES FOR MOVING PICTURE
 PLAYS
New, Spare-time Profession for Men and Women---0ne Man Makes
 $3500 in Six Months

Owing 10 the large num Der of new motion picture the-tres which are hs- ing open'd throughout the country. there Is offered to the msn and wo, men or today, ne~ proiession, name. iy' that oi writing moving picture plays. Producer are payinp f,om sZo to sl"0 Tor each ,censrio accepted play. P"o
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
From Fridays Daily
Leaves for Tucson

Leaves for Tucson
 Mr' John Rock was sn outgoing passenger this morning for Tucson, where she goes on visit of several days with friends.
 Went to Ramsey Canyon
 Messrs Harmon and Bender went to Ramsey Canyon yesterday where they will remain for several days. In from courtland Mir NJ Brown and family of Court iand ~ere visitors in the city yester day for few moments iu their Ford In from Hereford Mre Welcb, mother of Chief Deputy ] Sheriff Guy c Welch of the Sheriff othce arrived m the city today from Hereford and will remain for several days the guest of her con, Mir Welch and wife.
 Here On Legal Matters Judge F NJ Doan oi Douglas is a visi- tor in the city today on legal matters. Left for Los Angeles
 Mrs A 0 kArger accompanied by her little daughter left this morning for Los Angeles and other cosss point, on visit for several weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
News of inc State In Condensed Form
Yaqui Soldiers Cause Trouble

Tueedsy two Ysqui soldiers. who are members of the constitu,iouslist forces stationed a: the garrison ct NoRales Sonora, were arrested by the military authorities for trying to start something. The Ysquis got eloriously drunk and then started shoutinR all sorts of insults for all the gringos" in general. As coon as the constitution .Iist cfi,e.s heard of this they sent . detail of men to place the offenders under arrest. The arrest wss speedily but nos daintily accomplished and the svo drunks arrived at the Cusrtel irisbtfully battered. The officers say they will receive severe punishment as they intend to keep the eouthern bor- de. city quiet and peaceful and will permit DO anti-Americsn demonstra- tions.
 Will Protect Their Homes
 The patriotic settlers oi the ElgiD district have banded together to pro- ssct tbeir homes sgsinst Mexican invasion. La.t Monday night they held . spirited meeting io the school house and after adopting resolutions and eiecting oa,ers addressed q com. municssion to Governor Hunt asking for arms sud ammunition.
 Found Dead
 DC Murray. who has been in Phoe- nix not more than two montbs was found dead on his bed. ct his tent houss psss Six Points Wednesday night. He wss found by . neighbor. vbo he'd been with him not more than @ hour previously. and to whom he had complained of feeling very sick. Bowie Farmers Form Ass'a
 There wss . we'll attended meeting shis wssk of the Bowie Valley farmers as which the Bowie Farm Produce Association vas organized. About twenty wsrs present. and in the psst few dsys about thirty more have been enrolled. The object of this sssocis- siou is for the mutual benefit of each member, the purchasing of seeds and . moro profitable marketing of farm products.
 ls Seriously Injured
 Striking . rough place on the canal .beidRs ss Phoenix between Van Buren and Polk streets shortly after o'clock
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03

Csv zcswf when you can sfrsr- am taking ur. Miles Laxative Tablstse They dc ocs Erts.~ IAsvA~ti.>uanAD
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03
$3500 in Six Months

As it only reqnires a few hours, time to construct c"mplete play, yon can readily see Ihe rm mense DOS. abilities in ihIs work. Oue man. who gave the idea Q tryout. writes that he earned $350O in six months, It ,s possible for an intelligent Ierson to meet with equal success.
 Onefesture of the business which should appeal to everyone. is that the work may be done at home in snare time. No literary ability i- required and women have as great an oppor. unity as men. Ideas fer plots ara constantly turning up, and may be pnt in scenario form and sold for . good price.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03

-s~~ S.-s-'-- 70 ssl. F- 'oi '.os'as',tsHSs -ia '5.r c...-s SpnTI .''isSsrH ':;IJss s.~-~a-' -nG~ s,--nyS
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-03

Brings In Prisoners Deputy Sheriff Billy Brske6el
 brought in siI prisoners on the morn ing train, whom were lodged in tb countyI jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-07
srndstrcct on Virginia Business.

Bradstreets today Will say Tor kfch-
mond and vicinity:
There Is no particular notable
feature In the weeks trading. In some
sections a slight tendency toward i'm
provement is noted. particularly In the
Hictnities OF the bright tobacco mar
kets This crop is being marketed
freely at good prices. However, many
u the farmers are not placing their
receipts IN circulation. except for &C
counts already incurred. A tendency
among growers If cotton to hold their
crop il still evident. The seeding Of
wheat. oats and hay is progressing
but rain Is badly needed throughout
this district, Provisions and drugs
arc in good demand. some houses re-
port sales In exeess Of last year The
peanut CROP Is being harvested and
prices for offerings are satisfactory,
ranging up to % cents per hushel
Dry goods and shoes AT wholesale are
quiet Additional orders for harness.
supposedly for the waring European
nations. have been received here, Civ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-07
BUSINESS
KEEPS ON UPGRADE

New York. Nov. with the
Liverpool futures market opening to-
day for liquidation OF old contracts In
MayJune and fresh buying orders
and with the date approaching when
the local market is expected to re-
open for general business there was
large attendance of members on the
floor of the exchange and there was
also q considerable business on the
curb. with December contracts selling
at 80 to 1872, owing to reports of
continued firmness in Southern spot
markets.
Liverpool cables reported sales of
May-June ranging from s.45d down to
4.34d. comparing with the minimum
price OF 4.25d fixed by the liquidating
committee in that market and the
English spot market was higher at
i.6id, with sales of 5000 bales inclIi-
ing 5000 American.
Early advices from the South re-
ported a firmer tone in the Atlantic
markets and offerings from Texas
were generally 1-S8 cent higher with
local brokers reporting no pressure
against the market, also Some claim
that the demand has slackened some
what since the filing OF October en-
gagements.