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The border vidette., 1915-12-18
PATAGONIA.
Interesting News Items Clipped From
 the Patagonian.

the Patagonian. J. c. LO1gstreet is working
 on his copper property in the
 Santa Ritas, above Casa Blanca I canyon.
 A. H. Glidewell has a small force of men at work on the Indiana group of claims, three
 miles north of town.
 George Wieland gives encour- aging reports concerning the
 work and showings made re- gently at Jefferson camp.
 John Glasson is busy opening up the Bradford property, hav- ing a small force of men to start the work, after which an in crease will be made.
 Mr. Tompkins, who has taken over the Gringo group of claims, is quite ill at Globe with la grippe, and active work at the Gringo will be delayed until his recovery and arrival here.
 Lon Parker and Hayden Hunt arrived home this week from a trip to south America. They re- port fine trip to the southern continent and enjoyed many new sight at the ports the ships touched.
 George B. Hosier and a party of mining men were here Satur- day on their way to Jefferson Camp to examine the Buffalo group of claims. This property is owned by James Cochran of Bradford. Pa.
 Capt. John H. Cady's history of pioneer days in Arizona has been placed in the hands of pub fishers in Los Angeles and will soon be ready for distribution. The book has received favorable from the spress and will undoubtedly have q large sale.
 Albern c. Dalton, Oliver J. and Mrs. Mary B. Mowrey made final proof Tues day to their homeSteads in the Elgin section. Jeremiah Hetler and Clarence Creighton of Elgin made final proof yesterday, and | George J. White of Sonoita is proving up today.
 The winze in the tunnel on the | Andes property is still in ore l and it looks like c. c. Sanders | is going to prove up big mine on the end of Red Mountain and |  ner owner, Colonel Richardson, that Red Mountain would pro luce the biggest mine in the district.
 Woody Gatlin, son of Super visor J. $. Gatlin, a prominent young business man of this sec ion, has taken an interest with ). H. Weaver in the Nogales Cash Grocery. MT. Weaver and Mr. Gatlin are both we'll and avorably known here, and have he good wishes of all for pros porous business career.
 Jack Price. owner of The Pa came in from Ell Paso his week, after an absence of a year, during which he visited lis old home in California, and or the past several months has 'een employed on the Herald in Gl Paso. Mir. Price will take 'ver The Pata9onian, the lease leld by H. P. Greene expiring : with this issue. He is enthu- iastic over the mining possibil ties of the Patagonia country { md says the prospects of the amp look better to him now han at any time since the es- ablishment of the paner here hree years ago.
The border vidette., 1915-12-18

George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
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Rnpf Nprahtnner.

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Den.
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Den Too 0es I'm Gdricr 9aic III.
.tum'cncn 1orreit eilldpiie raob.
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so 2nr06 IH0uatIih our ita0tidui
No0conitalt 3i itputmmeu periudt
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Sslauo nodl Cmaho I'M cine 5onO
taidle nit $50 In Boar ua0 SO
@Scrtb on @eidmcioe beitobIcu ici
Gonneritog Abello miro iid
cine aroBc 4n5nbl biciiaer eoglcs
in AltoulobiIen mad Council 9luiis
bege6cu, i'm elmer 5eitlidteit 0eS
0ortigcu Cr0eus bei3unobuen.
9Ils critics Cpfer Der filr5lt@
o~uiqetrctcnen 56orlod. epidemic 1T
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8. II. &eariolL 429 Genter Ctr,
%geitorben.
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4 idbrige ausbil0ung abgei6loiiet
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goung.
Die bei Der leBten 9t6itimmirng
ais @oblbemnte fungirenoen Ser
ret meroen mor8ctl ibre Gutidd'
0igungen ousbe3ablt crhalten.
9tidlt MIR fdltercs 8etter, lon
bern aud beoedter @imHlel mo iogar
etpas &eaen itebt ms fiIr ntorgen
in ausitdt.
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3urd gu IaHges 5te6en
urO bur9 3u longidmes Baden lam
8rotteig fduer per0sn, uub bat mon
it'd oapor 3u bitten ST man our9
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porbsn 1T, bat Elm bleibes Qusisben
uno 1T an ben Setten Der 8rOtIaibe
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aHb iiBes 9rot b1ben min. Dies
rrforbert atIeroings stemliae SiBs,
ullo Is miro in oieism Stiid oft Der.
le9eH.
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Ned 300 o@t 1td'tnhi 21liclbe
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nauacHcr @ohc mar orr Berfc6r
Der cleftriideu Wahn non Tes
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SaS.Cnta6a.

Sn Bet geitrigeu Sisung nes
Stdotrntbes rpuroe Scr National
Contracting 60. bic Gfloiterung OF
6 Ctr. bon "a. bis 80. Ctr. iiber.
tragcn. Der auitrag 1T elmer Der
grobten Der Sniion mo mir0 er
ungef1br $4,000 foiteu.
Sobn Snon5p berlangt 500
Sdaoeneriab, ipeil Der itabtiide @c.
bGuoe Snipeftor Elm @ebmtoe nieoer.
reiBen lieB, oas Smon8p geborte.
Die erite Senoilna bon 2ommeril
aus syonbo in oieiem Sabr fam AZ.
tern bier auf Den Morft. Gle Ct.
5ieIten $tt.75 fir 100 Efuno Sc.
belogrlpid)t.
!. 4. aubat reiite geitern auf ei.
nigc 3eit mad Gc0ar Rapi0s, 5a.
5lun 8eiud.
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fran ais qeide aeinnOen.

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geide Der felt %. 9}di berifmtmoe
men 5rou Dora g8altng Rilep, @ot
tin Don S. 9t. 9tilen aus Cmoba,
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fulocn. Die onideinanb ourd einen
lluglildsiaa INNS 2eben @efommene
mar crit ~ Sabre aft.
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0ie lluiidJer6eit wadit.

Sm 2aufe oes geitrigen Cages
gtigen Der Bdi5et 0fei 8erid)te iiber
Ginbrld)e 5u. Nus Dem Eager Der
Roien6Iott Goal Co. 1928 9iid)o.
las CTR, wuroen II SGde NIT
@ctreioe mo 800 leere 5dde. ent
luenoet; aus Der 0maba Trunt So,
itableh H1ltber bier &eiietoi6en nit
800. Mus Der @rocerie bon elmer
4n6erion, 1924 2|enpenmortb Str,
ipuroen Groceries I'M 8Grtbe boa
$l3 aeitohLen.
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GcntrulberbanO

Die regelm1Bige Sisung hes
Central 8erbanbes finoet 5reitag
2lbepb, Den II. SUM, I'M 8eutiden
Sans itott uno tperoen Sic hermit
frenaOlidit eriudt, an erideinen.
Meit GRUB
glns. 3. Spedlt, Sefretdr.
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gerlOnalicu.

SEER 5rib 8runoe8. so6n pon
@errn uno 5rou 5reo. 8ranOeS,
1926 2. "a. Str lit 9etltc natl
Soltie 8uriif9etebrt. @egen arouf.
belt mltBte er Dor einigen Sabrel
nah Colorado uno Ari8olla geben.
er bat SIR 6reu0c ieiner GItern unO
bieIer 5reun0e ieine @eiunobeit poQs
itanoig mieoer erlulgt.
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gcidlte yierc nidlt pcrpSnt.

&boenir, 9lri3., s. 5nni. Sun
5taatsienat lit cine Brobibitions.
portage eingereidlt iuoroert Die ale
mcfr ais orei 9rojent AIfoDor ellt.
talteuOen @etranfe iir 6erolrihenoc
erflart.
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Soditcr &rei5 $40.
Gern feo 8ecue8.

RSNuNeb FACi@ po+AOs
Germ feo 8ecDeS.
@ute bis bette $835-S.75.
@littelm1Bige $8.f0-8.35.
3iemlid quite bis quite 81, 80
soc.
aithe, Mnrft feft bis penig nieOriger
@lte bis 6eitc $6.s0-7.50.
3iemli6 cute bis quite $50
ESQ.
MittelmaBigc $I.0o-5.75.
Stofer8 mo 5ceoers, M}orft Itorf.
@ute bis bette $6.50-7S0.
3iemlid cute bis quite 500
ESQ.
@ittcImdBigc $G.0o-7oo.
Stod Sellers $G.00-7.O0.
Stod aiibe $5.75 SO.
6tpd a0lbar Sc. $3.50.
8cal aGIber SS.00-t0.50.
Bulls 3tags liiu., So. 50-7.25.
.Stod Bulls, $5.00-7.00.
Observation-Disclosures 1000. 0}nrfi
Shippers > Dober, 8aders felt
S6lnB iGmodJ
9nrdi6nittSprei8 $7.35-7.50.
&oditer 3rei8 $3.50.
Sdafc 3ufubr 1900. Morft felt.
3ltrdihnittsprei5 10.
6ohiter Grcis, 2dntmer $3.50.
@ericon 5000.
Colorado Der. 2Gumer $t0.35.
hammer, Morft tart, 10-15 boiler
@eidoreuc lei6te 0.00-10.5 80.
Ghmerc $9.50-t0.35.
@eid)or. Mhttterihafe 81. 50-5.75.
5riibling.2GWner $t2.25.
Gbieagp @arftberidt,
&inOOic5-3ufubr 1000. @arft
felt.
cSahrlin1e $500.
Sdmeinc-3ufnbr 10000. Marft
8 bober ais geiteru.
Gurdidnittsprets S7.50-7.7O.
Siiditer @reiS $7.77.
Sdafe-3ufnbr 5000. @arft
fart bis rs b6ber.
$l1.50.
@eihor. 91mmer $t0.65.
@oIl.gdmmcr $1t.40.
Colorado g1Himer Stt.50.
6riiblings &dmmer $11.75.
aaniaS Sin Marftberidt.
9iiuOOitb- 3ufubr 5000. @arft
felt.
sSobrlilae 500. %.
9flnbema $685..
Dlnrf. lausiann.
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Stofers, Morft felt.
5ceoers, Norft felt.
adI6er Marft feit.
dlucine-3ufu9r 1900. @arft
felt.
2urdidnittsprcis $7.60-770.
S0diter GreiS $7.755.
Sdafc-3uiubr 1000. Marft 10
-25 bober.
Qarnnler $1,000.
ct. Suicp6 @nrftberidt.
HinOOieb- 3ufu5r 2,2o0. 0Iarft
ieit bis leidter
Sdbrltnge $3.50.
Sdiueiue-3ufubr 5000. @arft
felt bis ltart.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $7.60-7.65.
@od)itcr @reiS $40.
Sdafe- 3Efpbr 2,200. 0}arft feIt.
Snumler, 5Ddlltcr Erei5 $11.40.
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6rller i'm TaditnhI.

gclier brad bellta Wiorgeu int
Dnditubl Oes 8obnbauies 2i97
jiioI. 90. Ctr. aus, oos aber geIoift
Duroe, beDcr iid Oas sJeuer meter
m~isbrcitete Gie Heltermebr NOR
sIcib sur Gtelf
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altc Game alS Saps9dlterin fir eli.
men alien Mann, 9tidlt bel 2obn,
ober glttes Seim. Aoreiie 8m.
5lodc, @ebrofL gebr. Suu-15
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"a fef mahaaaH hsi HtA 4
ae4 IA NWf8iaaa tff maha ftlF
.baHf htt htifn sH Naff i'm
faafflhH aaa HaHiiiHiit ha
tHHHfa 81 isffH aah iaaiitlH
ftW Naiaaa Sc Htaaafniait
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Marttberi6te.

Glib Omaha, s. Mni 1876.
@inSOicb -3niubr 400.
8rei Stiere. itorf bis 10 90ber.
eSdbrlinge, cute 6is bette $50
800.
Sciiers Nlartt felt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-06
Grocery Specials

Santa Clara Prunes. Ib.. Sc; or
Seedless raisins. lb.. 7cJ or
IDS. Tor ................ 25c
1sc pkg. apricots, 15c; or for
25c
15c fancy yellow peaches, lb.,
12c; or lbs. for ...... soc
SOC Mason Jar Queen olives. 24c
2Sc quart Jar imported Chow
ChoW ................ &c
Can Concord apples for pies. &c
Red sour cherries for pies, Sc
25c Blue Table Catsup -. 19c
1Sc Lancaster county dried
corn. lb., 15c; or lbs. for -. 25c
Mothers Oats ..... Sc
Whole dried green peas, 5 lbs.
Dinner brand peas. No. . can.
Sc Gold evaporated milk. I cans
Hershey's cocoa, 1sc value, at
15c; or lbs. for ...... 2Sc
Yellow corn meal. lbs. for use
Broken macaroni. 4 lbs. for 25c
Alaska salmon. cans for 29c
Chef table sauce for cold
Hunter;s imported s:ardines iS
Ritter's pork and beans. 1oc
value. for ......... lie
swift,s little shoulders. aver
age lbs, lb. . 1ac
Gold Medal prepared buck
wheat. 10c package &c
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Basement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-06
Collars and Guimpes

Imported embroidered
collars, in many good look
ing styles values to $1.00.
Special Friday only ..2jc
Sleeveless net guimpes,
with rolling plated back;
white and ecru, Use value.
Special Friday only .59c
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Street Floor.
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White Goods

Z5c white mercerized ba-
tiste for lingerie dresses, SO
inches wide. Special Friday
only, yard ......... .12Hc
25c white pique, u
inches. slight i1nperfections.
Special Friday only, yard,
15c
z5c white f1axons, SO
inches, highly mercerized.
Special Friday only, yard,
1870
25c white French crepe,
40 inches wide; subject to
slight imperfections. Spe-
cia1 Friday only, yard,
1870
2qc to 35c white chiffon
voile, 45 inches wide; slight
imperfections. Special Fri
day only, yard ....12He
15c white pajama checks,
SO inches wide. Special Fri
day only, yard ......... Sc
$1.3o English longcioth,
10 yards, SO inches wide.
Special Friday only, piece.
$50
Dives. Pomeroy g. Stewart,
Street Floor.
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9yvss2:exMmeSSS \ 2atewxA


$1.00 linen sheeting, 21a
yards wide; l yard required
for a waist; 21z yards re-
quired for a dress. Special
Friday only, yard 100
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart.
Street Floor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
PoYNEER's WIDOW WEEDS.
George 3. Spesrs, Of Eidora, and For
msr Montour Woman Married.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora- Dec. IA wedding of more
than local interest took place in the
parIor Of the Hotel Montrose. Cedar
Rapids. on the afternoon Of Dec. 1. The
contracting parties were Mrs. Eliza
beth Poyneer, OF Carroll. and Mr..
George B. Speers. of Eidora. Iowa At
$40 o'clock they stood and the Rev
5. c. I5retnaii. Of the Methodist EDis=
copaI church OF Lamont, Iowa, long
time friend and former pastor OF the
bride. read the service that united
them in marriage. The bride was at
tended By her friend. Mrs ]. T. Grip
pen. of Mount Vernon. The company
took the train for Jacksonville. Fla.
where they Will spend the winter They
will return to Iowa in the spring and
will then be at home 10 their friends
in idora. Mrs. Speers lived for long
time at Montour. and for, a few years
at Mount Carroll. but in recent years
has made her home with her sister In
Carroll At all of these places she has
a large circle OF, warm friends who
value her for her sociahle disposition
and womanliness. Her former hus-
band. Hon. A. ~ Poyneer. was at one
time lieutenant governor OF the state.
Mr.. speers has been for many years
merchant at Eldora and Is highly re-
garsied both socially and commercially.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
SUPERVISION CONFERENCE.
Second Annual Meeting ef Iowa Ed
ucators al iowa City. Dec. Gil.

Special TO IiTes-Sepu5ltcSn.
Iowa City, Dec. "A big conference
-5T supervision vii &c hvi5 BY I1ra
educators and officials in Iowa schools
at Iowa City, Dec 9-1f, under the aug
pices Of the university. This is TO be
the second annual meeting OF it's kind.
a large attendance is anticipated, and
every imaginative problem Of school
government will be treated.
Among the prominent men who viii
talk on that occasion is Director Leon
ard p. Ayres, Of the division of educa-
ton of the Russell Sage Foundation.
DIR. Thomas II. MacBride, president Of
S. U. r.. will deliver the address Of
welcome Thursday morning. Dec. 9. ard
Directr Ay-e< ~ii :is -. School {; ur
veys'' Immediately thereafter The re-
maiDder Of the FIVE days program In
eiiutas the ffeai iiio ing able Is. g i.
Courts, director Of efficiency in De-
troit public schools: DIR. Charles II.
Judd, director or scnooI or etueaiiuri
University OF Chicago: Carroll g
Pearse. president Of Milwaukee nor
| NAL training school; Prof. w. G. Bag
ley, director of school Of education
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
IOWA AUTHOR ADVANCES.
John Herbert Quick Goes 10 STAFF OF
Curtis Publishing Company.

Curtis Publishing Company.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. Dec. 4. - John Herbert
Quick, reared in this community, is
still going up as a literary genius. His
sister in this city has received let
ter from him stating that he has ac-
cepted an offer from the Curtis Pub
fishing Company to do work on the
Saturday Evening Pest and the Coun-
try Gentleman. For a number Of years
Mr.. Quick has been editing the Farm
and Fireside but he has resigned from
this position to accept the new offer.
Mason City now delights In honoring
Mr.. Quick. At one time he and Sena-
tor A. II. Gale. when they were boys
together. were candidates for clerk OF
the district court. The contest was
hot vet friendly, and owing to the
equal division Of strength of these two
men third candidate slipped into the
office. Since then Senator Gale has
gone high in the political and financial
field and Quick now occupies the en-
viable position of one Of the most Wig
orous and diversified writers in the
country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHA1LTowN.s IOWA: DECEMBER

animal husbandry should be a veteri-
nary surgeon or not. Upon this point
the resolutions are:
Resolved. that the National Society
of Record Associations appeal to con-
gress to amend the statute which re-
quires that the chief OF the bureau Of
animal industry shall be q veterinary
surgeon by eliminating that provision,
in order that man OF business train
ing. familiar with the production and
marketing Of live stock may be eligible
to such position."A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
SOCIETY or RECORD ASsocIA.
TloNs ASK CHANGE IN
REGULATIONS.
WOULD 90 AWAY WITH
COUNTY QUARANTINE
Propose in Lieu Of Present Regulation,
Radius Quarantine That Shall Be Of
Unqusstionsd Efficiency Of Such Dis
taness ~ Authorities Deem Nsess.
sary-Text Of Resolutions.
Special to Times REPUBLICAN.

Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Dec 4.--'Important action OF
foot and mouth disease quarantine
was taken by the National Society OF
Record Associations at its recent meet
ing in Chicago" says Dean Charles r.
Curtiss. of Iowa State College, who was
made a member Of the executive COM
mittee Of the association. 1T declared
itself against county quarantine ana II
also demanded the appraisement OF
pure bred stock slaughtered on ac-
count of foot and mouth disease on the
basis of its breeding value and not It's
beef value"
The resolution on county quarantine
reads as follows:
Whereas county guarantees have
been imposed by federal authorities,
and followed by state officials in fight
ing foot and mouth disease: and
Whereas. such guarantees are PAL
pably inadequate where the disease is
located within short distance OF the
county line, and oppressively unjust In
such instances to farmers located on
the other side Of the county, twenty te
thirty miles away.
Therefore resolved. that the Ma
tional Society of Record Associations
vigorously opposes such guarantees
and demand a radius quarantine thaf
shall be absolute and of unquestioled
efficiency of such distances as the au-
thorities deem necessary, which alone
is protective in the highest degree ana
at the same time just and that we also
favor the marketing for immediate
slaughter OF sound and healthy stock
where conditions warrant from within
the radius subject to proper inspec-
ton"
One other feature of the resolutions
Of the society deals with the question
as 10 whether the chief of bureau Of