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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-29
BASKET TOSSERS
AWAIT REFEREE 5
WHISTLE TONIGHT
-Four Strongest Teams of Gen.
trail New Mexico viii Clash
in OoubIe-header at Nation
al Guard Annoy.

" 9 9 o . 9 . . . 9 Q o o o
The program for tonight at the
. national guard armory follows:
o'clock-AlbuQuerque Bust
ness College VS.. University of
. New Mexico,
. o'elock-Western Union Wy.
3 Forest Service.
10 Dancing.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18

H. w. Ryder. during the past week shipped six cars of hay to Kingman and Prescott
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
ANNOUNCEMENT
 0F WEDDING
Wedding of Miss Ruth Sal isbury Goddard of Con- necticut and Lindley C. Calhoun of This City at UnannOunced Date.

Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Ruth Salisbury God dard of Salisbury, Conn.,, to Lindley Calhoun Morton, a prominent business and club man of this city. No definite date has been decided upon for the wedding.
 The news will be received with gen. uine interest for both Mir Morton and the bride-elect, who is a sister of Mrs. H. L. Aller, are exceedingly popu- lar in local society. Only few close friends knew of the pretty little TO- nance that had it's beginning at the launching of the battleship Arizona at the Brooklyn navy yard last June It was there that MT. Morton, who acted as secretary of the Arizona commission, first met the pretty New England girl whom he afterwards made the Inspira- ton for visit to New York In the summer Miss Goddard toured the west ern coast and en route for home from the exposition passed a few weeks here, the guest of Mrs. Aller It was shortly after her return to Connecticut that Mir. Morton found occasion to tourney to Salisbury where the engagement was announced Wednesday at a tea
 
 erend and Mrs. John Calvin Goddard.
 Miss Goddard is singularly lovely in appearance and manner. She is clever. witty and amiab'" and has legion of friends with whom she is a favorite wherever she has visited. She will be a most attractive addition to the Phoe nix fashionable set.
 MT. Morton is a Virginian who has Q n years He is western sales manager of the Southwestern Portland Cement company. He is q graduate of the University of Southern California and IS member of the D. K E. fraternity.
 As president of the Bachelors club and director of the Country club and Arizona club, MT. Morton plays a prominent part in social activities. Tn other cities in Arizona he is equally well Known in business and society. He belongs to the Old Pueblo club of Tucson and the Yavapai club of Pres colt
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18

Gum Company. a s6.O0O,OOO corpora tion, now putting a new kind of chewing gum on the market That the company will succeed is indi- cated by the fact that It nas appro priated s1.OO0, 900 for advertising.
 Mir Durie has arranged many sur prises for his Phoenix campaign. Just what the mysterious -" on a red domino has to do with Sterling gum remains to be seen. Perhaps the peo pie on down town streets today will see more of the mysterious domino, because a big stunt is to be pulled winding up with an explanation at the Empress theater in the evening" where something sweet and good is to be given away on a wholesale scale
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
.HAGE MAN ISSUES
 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Enterprisng Plumber and Automobile
 Man Makes Another Master Stroke

George Hegeman is nothing if not enterprising His latest stroke is the issuing of a telephone directory that is so complete and so much in accordance with the wishes and needs of users of teler homes that it is bound to become universally employed and find a place on the desk of every business man and the counter of every business house. Its type Is clear and legible and there is an entire absence of advertising in the directory part.
 The classifications are well divided and it requires but an instant to find the alphabetical segregation desired The names are printed in black face type and the numbers are so set out that but a glance is necessary to fix them in the mind of the person about to call a subscriber.
 And what is more to the point the directory was printed in the city of Phoenix. In fact it is a product of The Republican Print Shop. It was not printed in Fl Paso but the money spent for it goes into circulation in this city. Of course MT. Hageman takes advantage of the opportunity to ad- vertise his Franklin and Paige auto mobile agencies and also his plumbing and tin shop facilities. The Phoenix Plating company has small space and the AutO-Oiled Aeromotor, for which MT. Hageman is agent is given a full rage advertisement Outside of this the directory is devoid of advertising. It is a credit to MT. Hageman and a job of which the Republican Print Shop is proud.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
GLENDALE

There has been no little dissatis- faction among the local canteloupe growers this season whose product was handled through a Denver com mission firm. and few days ago at a meeting of the growers. when practically all were present who shipped with this firm, definite ac- tion was taken whereby it is ex- pected the producer will get all that he is entitled to under the terms of the contract exising between him and the commission people
 The meeting was presided over by S. B. Tatum as chairman and H. C. Reed was chosen secretary. The chair briefly stated the object for which the meeting had been called. introducing Rudolph Kuchler, presi- dent of the County Farmers Educa- tiOnal and Cooperative Union of Arizona MT. Kuchler explained some of the legal phases of the question in hand and pledged the support of the Farmers Union in melon growers.
 An agreement was presented whereby each grower should assign his rights in the matter to one of their number, giving him full power to act in the premises. This was subscribed to by everyone present ard J. H. Helm was selected as the assignee. Funds were at once raised by voting an assessment of two cents per crate shipped, and MT. Kuchler instructed to arrange with the attor- Deys of the Farmers Union to han dle the matter.
 w. F. Ryan, of the firm of Fen nemore and Ryan, was delegated to
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18

tory of music at Central Wesleyan College, Warrenton, Missouri. as
 senior.
 Miss Burch, the efficient clerk at Robinson's Cash Store. is on the
 sick list this week.
 Alex Silva, whose family is spend
 ing some time in California, is home for a few days on business. Mrs. R. F. Stauffer and Mrs. J. J. Gump returned today from California where they had been for several weeks.
 J. B. Elkin, of the Bethany Home, Phoenix, was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs Rothing returned home last Sunday from California, where she had been summering at the beaches. w. E. Evans received two cars. of feeder cattle this week. The Peoples Lumber and Supply company this week unloaded a car of lumber. H. W. Ryder, during the past week shipped six cars of hay to Kingman and Prescott
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18

conduct an investigation. and he IS now in Denver as the representative of Assignee John H. Helm.
 He has already made some reports, but until the investigation is com pleted and a definite plan of action has been adopted nothing is being made public. Reports already re- ceived in Glendale from the attor- ney are encouraging to the growers
 Mrs. Ray Carr who recently ar rived here from Boston to visit her parents, MT and Mrs. Merriam, is a school at Arlington, where she will be stationed this season
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
CHICKEN MEN ATTENTION

All poultrymen of Glendale are asked to meet at the office of Myers &. Carrick at p. m. Tuesday Sep tembcr 21, for the purpose of plan ming better marketing methods for eggs and poultry, and to discuss the storage of eggs next summer The call is signed by Albert Conner and w. O. Ferris of the committee of the State Poultry Association.
 J. w Patterson, local deputy for the w. O. w, returned Tuesday from Flagstaff, where he has been doing some reorganization the past few weeks.
 A. H. Schmocker occupied the clerks desk at the session of the w. O. w. Tuesday evening in the absence of Clerk Witter, who had more important engagement with members of the Circle. Sovereign Fanlove was elected Grand Arch
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
BIG MEETING OF
 FARMERS UNIONS

There will be an annual rally of the Farmers Educational and Co., Operative Union Saturday night, when every member is urged to come and bring not to exceed a dozen friends with him. Some whirlWind orators will speak and a general good time socially is promised. It is also planned to serve refreshments
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
TO CONSIDER FLOOD
 WATER DRAINAGE

At the meeting of the common council Monday evening it was de- cided to set aside a special time at which the flood water drainage problem would be discussed, and next Monday night was the time designated for this purpose.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
THE MYSTERIOUS "7'
 WILL BE EXPLAINED
IL Has Something to With a New
 Product

T. will be made known today what that white button with the cryptic
 s which has been seen about the streets for the last two days stands for Another figure on the button is a red domino. The dOmino-sev- eral of them will be seen in action this morning under the direction of MT Durie representing the Sterling
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18

Warden to succeed Sovereign Rouse, resigned.
 Mrs Del Triple is visiting her father, w O. Furry, at Pearce.
 MT and Mrs. Fred Welcher and MT and Mrs. A H. Schmocker at tended the theater in Phoenix Sat urday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Dyer have moved into their home in Orchard addition.
 MT. and Mrs A. H. Svhmocker were guests of friends in Valley Heights Sunday.
 Cowden Bros. shipped this week a car of hogs to Northern Arizona. The hogs had been fattened on grain stubble on the ranch of E. E. Jack
 George Alkire last week shipped a car of ostriches to Nr. Cross in the Imperial valley.
 e,ev. W. P. Ludwig and family. who moved from Glendale to Rock Island, Texas, last January, have removed to Gardenville, Mo. where MT. Ludwig has accepted the pas torate of a large church. Miss Celia Ludwig has entered the conserva
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18

One hundred boxes fine apples, s145 a box.
 McKEE'S CASH STORE
 (AdvertsemenD 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
NDELIvERED TELEGRAms

There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Ridgely Wilson, F. c. Shoecraft, Moore and Company and John WittIe
Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
LETTUCE GROWERS ACTIVE

About the most active bunch Of people about Glendale just now are the lettuce growers, who are mak- ing every minute count in the prep aration of the soil and sowing of the seeds preparatory to a bumpr crop this winter of the finest head let tuce ever put on any market. The ability of Salt River valley to pro- duce that quality of lettuce was very thoroughly demonstrated last season when commission men in the east frankly stated that they could not handle the product on account of the extreme superiority of quality until it could be furnished in such quantity as would supply their de- mand, stating that to place the product would demoralize the sale of an in ferior grade which the public was willing to buy readily so long as it didn't know there was a better grade produced
 This season it is hoped to produce sufficient quantity to establish a permanent market for the Salt River brand.
 The Salt River Dairy mems asso- citation held a meeting at West End school Thursday night, when experts told how to produce alfalfa in hot weather the care of young calves and other things of particular in terest to dairymen. John Shawver of the Cook & Laird ranch, and others were elected as members of the association.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
THE WAY To SUCCESS.

The Newton Record Says when
- boil weevil hit the southern
~ Of the'state, it underwent the
1cfst financial depression that any
~ Of the state has felt in many
my, and there was almost SUD.
aing frcm il. Pike county was
eae OF the counties which was hard
= The following from the Mag.
IONA Gazette gives an 4dea Of he y
nat locally has recovered from {, Z
~" Better times prevail Id Pike
seanty this year than have beeu
1pericnced here for.seveaal years
Wnyf Farmers are learning the les.
@ g they should have leesned
,satlsH, many years ago. They ars
~. ming thu they can grow their
.. sdstufts cheap er than anyone elss
l:an grow il for3them: tnat thsplace
'ior the smokehouse and corn crib
'sat home-nQt in town: that pea
/! potatoes, peanutssyelvet beans. coy
Ans and the like. is better and
e1eaper food for their slock than
w0ich they can buy. In other
.ords. like county farmers are
'safninR that diversifeation Of
sseps pays and paws handsomely. =
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
CAUSES US LITTLE con-
GERM

The London Spectatss. comment
ing on President Wilson'S recent
note to Grsut Britain protesting
against the illegal interference with
her trade with neutral uatiouaU Usays
that It ''eausesus . little concern;
its hassh and .unsmypathetic tone
will not make US relax In the
slightest degres the grip on the
threat Of Germ any. which our sea
power gives u. We shall answer
the note politely. and In = much
more human spirit than that which
inspires its wsrds. but We shall an
ever II firmly: That We must do
Whatever the consequences. but
there will be no consequences.
''Rugiand's grit on the throat Of
Germany" America has"sthins to
do. It's their fight. and We hays
no dog in Il, but We have got inter-
ests 10 protect tom the tyrannicaI
methods adspted by Enslsnd. and
ju lsins from the tone ef President
wilson's ietter. there will be some
csnseqnence. unless . satisfactory
|answes il made.
Jonny Bnii is great buffer. brit
be knows whenfts lay down. II
will be re mbered that some twenty
odd ysars ago. Great Britain threat
ened TO 60 over into venzueia and
take charge Of thing. She was'gt-
ing it mattered not what sny' one
had to say. yet she dida't 20 tot
|Crtyer Cleveland in polite but
firm tones interposed an injsct,on.
and for fear that there might %
some csuseq usuce. T" Crest Brita'n
couculued ts keep her navy q
home. rather tnan risk Il not get
ting back.
The Losdon papsrs were prosuse
| Ia their praise Of Presidsnt Wilson
vile be was laying the law down g
0ermsuy. but now that BE- Y apply-
| ing the same Law t. Great 1sieein.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
INSCRIPTION. 81 50.
\ !. tfNNEtL. ~. EDrros
AND txssH.
sIjfK CORN WORM kEpoRT-
ED HERE. =
16AfI .FAHMlRs:

J6AfLFAHMS RS:
Il iAs past Sew days a number
L iafmefs have reported finding
ikepisk cnrn worm in their corn !.
This. he'6rst appearance. ofthe
~ Il, this section. and inasmuch
= these wormes do considerable
nsee. il ltbe we'll fnr all far :
~ IL examine their cribs sud, in
nsWhere the worms are found,
- sleps to exterminats then
qtlel,v.
Thebest means to kill these worms
! y use carbon ,bisulphide, Of.
life. : using three pounds
tlH(sp piatsto eachsene shoasandI
y 'tblt "a ofs seoxn. In liaaid.
Ishould 81 placed near : the top d ~
~ cornlin open bowls ~ e to
esspcrate very quickly md, as tIe'
q y heavier than ar, FSes down.
- The crib must be reason.
hight to sst good resu.ts q
laa should be Kept IL the corn
/ J1evessl honrs. II the eribs are
Mtlght they may I've made 90 -
Dasting Old newspapers or wrap
1ns PAPER, using hour paste. over
e openings.
Caution should always be used
y handling Carbon Bisulphide. Il
y q explosive aid no FIRE should
y had near it.
For further information call on.
E, q. McINNIs.
County Com. of Agriculture
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
DeTIER FA@MMs CAMPAIGN
Speakers WI Be in, Rose
dale Deeembss 3. j,

For the last two weeks large
number Of practical faimers. rep
resenting every phrase Of aGricui-
ture. have hsen making tours St
Arkansas ard Tennessee aud tell
ing the farmers the most successful
ways to raise various crops snd for
the care Of live stock FRI m the \
reports appearing in the CONNER
cial Appeal the farmers and hnsi-
ness men of the sections visited
have been greatly benefited by the
meetings.
Arrangemeats are now being
made for thee spedksrs to visit
many points sin Mississippi. and
last Wednesday Mr.. S. j. Smith.
reqresenting the Mesnphis Business
Nen's Ctub. l1ss in our city for the
purpose It l'asking arrangements
for 4 number of the speakers to
visit Rosedsie. Al'meetine was
iumaaisteiy seea,ized. consisting
81 paansess nerchanss, lawyers,
tbenxxr., I'd s(her sentleuen inter.
ested in the w6lfsse Sf the commu-
nity, and arsas eenaaidts were m ,de
lts ias,e six ot ~ ss&peFts to be
here D :cemogs LIT. Nj. Smiths
account Of the ~orksdone - the
Speakers ef The Better Farming
! I{aansajrr p, ~ the promice that
W. cu,,id have 1acticai experts to
disct,a, anv III Nets selected bv the
cou,juittees. resulted ina cordial
invitatioa Ia eeme a. our city.
The date wiil q Wednesday. Dec.
emher Isl. and 1very sjrdauter and
bn.iness man lixinx IL the 6rs,
;,,d;cial 1Iisteicf - pcltvAr County
4 invited 70 ~ here that day.
r,ose iiv;ne - IL second district
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
BOLIVAR COUNTY PLANTA-
TION FOR SALE.

500 acres Of open land and 230
acres of timber land; an ideal plan
tation. located two miles from rail-
road town; residence, barn. com.
miss lry, etc. 81 cabins in good re-
pair,. and land we'll drained.
ferms, one-thisd cash, balance in
easy paymtnts. Pnrchaaer must
buy all muies and farming imple-
snents On tkeI place. to be apprais-
"a by disintsrested parties. This is
first-class cetton plantation and
rents rs 50, 40 10 $1,000 per acre.
For further particulars write.
FoNrAINE JONES,
AttoAney for Owner.
Rosedale, Miss.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
scIxNcE AND BABIES.

The Los Angeles Times may be
q little old fashioned In its views,
but thexe are thousands Of normal
and ssnsihla. II uueienti6c people
in this world. who will agree to
the sentiments contained in the
article aivhn below taken from the
sditotial columns eF the Les An.
geles paper. which says:
They say that white. dresses for
babies are bad..fsr the eye sig ht Sci.
ence Il always discovering some
thing usw about babies. Science
would do better to devote itself to
sun spets. the biology Of 'plsmt life
and 4 discussion Of the timely top
ic Of the probable inhabitantism OF
the stars. Then perhaps babies
would have Z chance to. take up
THAR normal eroth where it WIS
supposed to be cut off bv science
Fseme twenty years ago. A baby
does not wsnt himself PAsturixed
and sterillixed aud oil that. Up to
Il certain age be wants kisses and
milk. At that be wants mere
|kisses aud mud pies. Then he
wants soldiers and stone bruises
and kisses when the other fellows
are rot looking. He. can do'and
have al Of these things in the most
inscintiiic fsshion aud still be heal
tiny and happy,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
EXPRESS COTTON SEED FOR
SALE.

Glnned on Private gin, carefully
aandied and not mixed with othet
80. Put up In sosd strong cot.
'0n bags. Refer you to the follow
'es cotton buyers = to the eottou
'lom these seed Humphrey 4 Co.
=. H. Fisher & Co.. Carter &
Waterman. all Of Rosedsie. Miss.
''cs on application to ]. n Park.
!, 'Rssu BENEFIT. Miss.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
|. e.1y~r c.~~t~ 0s~ss.~f

= = tn Psstslice At ReAedaIe,
q Sisa. !, secend.elass matter.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
CHAkcERy sURMMONs.

Ne. 2743.
The State 81 Mississippi.
Ts Walter .Ishnsem. whose Post elise
address 10 mnkuowu:
Yen are comma ndesi . appear hefor {
the ChaMcerv Court ~ the c,unty Of
Rolivsr, Firat. District. in saiil' State.
ON the third Monday oi November 4. y
1915, to defend the suit in said C"nrt
81 Fanny Jehnssu. wherein yen ere "a
sieieNdAnt.
This 18th day IT Octehet, A. =. 1915.
r. n. Wrav. Clerk.
I, NJ. Yeung. Sol. Ter Cempl't.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20

The Initiation Of Mrs. Paddock and Mrs. 1pecac' was q bur-
eque satire by the mbsrs Of the Eaern Star their
odxr the Masons Thelie psy wtsen
meut and il successtu We did
Mary Pckfsds Marguerite Carks in the
an those
for the playersd Initiation Of Mrs. Paddock and Mrs.
people Roedae end Bolivar county against
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20

Call Ne. Is and we will send q
Perfection Oil Heater to your door
for comparison. George McGee.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20

The reflection Oil Heater don't
have to b filled every day. George
McCee,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-11-20
Statement 81 the Finascial Statemcn
vi the
VALLEY BANK,

lscated at kosedale,, In the County II
v..livnr, state ot mississippi. at the
close ri business N.ou 10. lyio. snia.s
to tic IsUnrd 81 Bank Exnm,ners.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-15
Spbe 0arf OSpti,en.

= %. g8. Daois, Der frlbsre Staot,
ratb aub Orudsreibeliter, III aeiteru
glbeno in fsiner 9BObnuus an Glib
9goe Bart slusnne i'm Glter pon 62
Sabren 9eitOrbeu. natosm er ihOn felt
mebrsrsn 9nbren sstrdufslt hutts.
- anna. Die IL iGbrise ToGier Der
@heIsute Better S9mitt uon Sampton
StrnBs, 1T am Wtontag geitOrben. Die
Ssiiesung erfol9te seitern 3u Snmlep,
nnd einem Graueroienit in Der osuti6e en-
tutb. ct. SObannis Sir6s.
= 8srlssunsen. bic ibn anssblid
lebsnslnnglih gum 3rippeln MAIDEN
weroen, ueranlaBten am Donnsrltao
gaul Sipa6 fiir isinen unmlinbiQsn
Sohn Wfihael elm alase esssn bic g.
.. 8illtnms Gompauie anSultrsngen,
oeren Nutotrud ben 9naben lester
Utoi on Ssditer StraBs nisbsrrannte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-15

Sdsriff gbillips rsiite am Wton.
tag nab San Sranciseo. nm Der Ban.
aEa'PactTic WsItansitelluns beisuwOb.
men.
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Sntsreiie in benz u. Us. SdraSer 8ott,
ling Wert an abams auenue an Sronf
SlutterD ausuerfauft
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So9an BON Spruce StraBe am DieuIioo
on Srantlin suenus ben 9eifen eineS
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StnbIrano ab uno traf ibn am Sopf
sinen ShGoelbruh oerurIa6eno. 50,
gan pnroe in tritiidsm Yultanb Dem
Staat 9ofpital iiberftibrt, mo er friib
bsuts mOr9sn Der Serlesuns srlas.
= Sine ON Samffaa giudmittuu
besnSste Suiammsnitsllung eraab, Sos
Die DspOiiten in Der perfradtsn 8Iou
Sant ith am IL. SUM-, bem Eaa an
mel4em Blau uerihpano, Iid, ouf ius.
9eiammt 1915. 346 beliefen. Ole Wfai.
leoetnalter bertd1ten, oaB @ele laaslam
bsrstntommt man bat bsre6net, oos
Die Sepoiitoren etma 25 Gents am Dols
lar erbalten merbeu.
= Das lesten Donneritaa In gBaI.
oorT Bart abgebaltene Stiftunasfelt
oes SCRANTON 2ieoerfranS murbe 6urdb
ben anbaltenben Hesen bebeutenb beein.
tra6tist, dber trosbem itellte iit, Gin
fairies Sontignent pou BeIudern elm
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iunft bic Seier ju Dieberbolen uno bofft |
Oas BET oieisr @eIessnbeit Der 8ettsr.
mann Oa3u isbsn wirb. bas Die 9Ditter.
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