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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-10-12

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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-10-12
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30
Miss Powell and MIR. Mayo Give
Splendid haractefizations
in New Offering.

large house witnessed The open
ing performance Of The Woman OF
Mystery at the Palace last evening.
The story is practically the same as
Madame X.'' 1t follows the book
very closely The only difference is
that the couct7room scene has been
changed into a private inquest.
Miss Virginia Powell. as Madam
Delmores, the woman. and Earl
Mayo, as the son, both have excellent
Parts and give performances above
criticism, holding up the dramatic eli
MAKES and giving them the necessary
punch at all times James Dunsefth.
as the man, and Charles Hammond as
the frienG, are. equally good and give
clever portrayals OF their respective
parts,
The comedy is we'll taken care CT
by Mrs. Charlotte Stanley and Fred
Beaudoin. a brand-new scenic pro-
fduction was also noticeable.
The play Will be repeated tonight
and twice tomorrow If Won arc look
ing for something good, don't over
look the Palace.
For the last half Of the week a play
that should interest everyone. AT
Vera Cruz, a military drama deal
ing with the present war situation in
Mexico, will be presented
lis a new play and right up to the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30

lton1orrow afternoon and evening q
besharles Chaplin comedy entitled. "In
1.-The Park /. will be shown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30
THE BOY WHO THOUGHT II
i'MANLY' TO DRINK

He WAS in his freshman year att college
when li'' tools his first drink. To do so
Went against nc grain Of his con-
science aud ..lriy training. hnt the other
fellows drank. :iIr. h,. had the idea that
70 do likewise: was 10 Ice regarded as 4
hroad minded good fellow. z From his
nrstt drink II WIS hut u short step to his
second: and SOON his conscience left him
nntrou1lcd and he began To forget about
habit. Il
Ahont tliis tinie he began to have diff
cnlties with his studies. At the end OF the
year he failed nliser:Ihlv in his exams, a
On returhinE home FOR vacation. he cnn.
hdea III q friend OF his father. The friend.
realizing tie extent Of the danger III let.
ting the haiti grow FASTENED to 10.
quaint his father viii. the facts and rlle
hoy was sent to- the Kelley Institute for
treatment III III" fall he returned to col
l l,,e In $, generality improved physical cons,
dttton. Hc has iiuf no appetite for liquor
since. and All unusually bright future Is
awaiting him. II You are Interested and
wish information address The Kelley
Institute. l2+G Fifth avenue Pittsburgh,
Pa Established "a years. t4idv.).
b. < j
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30
IN MADAM X PLAY At
THE PALACE is GOOD

minute--the kind that pleases every
one. A big surprise will be sprung
4 ght, Pay Night some
thing new
The Anderson Musical Comedy
Company presenting sThe Isle OF
Troubles, opened to a capacity
house at the Gideon Theater yester-
day afternoon and please Two large
audiences in the evening. The show
IS entirely different from the one
presented the last of the week. The
musical numbers. costumes ana COM
.eds are entirely different and it is
a very good show
The pictures Tor today are excep-
tionally good and include tie Ia test
episode ofa"The Girl Detective Series 4,
entitled el't1 "Old Isaacson's Diamonds !.
featuring Ruth Roland and Cleo
Rsdsely. Also an Edison dram enti-
TED. The Experiment. I, featuring
Robert Brewer and Bessie Learn.
. In addition to ths. regular pictures
. I = -ls
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30

lows Miss Hattie IL. Foyers at Ran
der, Braxton county. to succeed o.
M. GerFwig resigned Samuel q. 81 I'M
Inch at Coalwood, AIcDowell county,
to succeed Z. Bo1on. remoreas
A. Mrs RS Lula -. HooR al Hook IFS.
q Ran hampshire county to- succeed H. r.
HOOK 81 deceased is frankie
S. ST r1 m at New Haven. Mason county,
70 succeed 6. F Capehart Fred
Winter. q e vi tor. Fay cite court yo
succeed fiss @ II Hill. resig
- Z Blce y $SatsfV iropa, Harrison county,
TO TO succeed S IL ShIiyer, resig ned
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30

comes to the Robinson Grand theater
for two performances. Saturday,
q, Is marvel in itself. every m an IS
a sologclog dancer and every girl is; a
trained .ttripple-tapper,s which as
sures result OF accomplished dane
Ing figures never equalled in their
line ION the American stage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30

Los Angeles with Emma Bunting and
Maude Fulton. of Rock and Fulton,
III the leading feminine roles.
Joseph SantIey is TO star in Inu-
steal play called All Over Town.
the book by himself, the lyrics by
Harry b. smith and the music by
SilYio Helm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30

top1orrow afternoon and evening a
tesharies Chaplin comedy entitled. In
1.-The Park, n will be shown ss5
! % o - 81 ss'
A big three-part Broadway Star
production. The sRadium Thieves.
! is the feature today at the Bijon. The
cast includes Miss Leah Baird,
Charles Kent, GLADDEN. James, Roger
Sutton and Leo DELANEY Tbs picture
comes direct from the great Vita.
graph theater, Broadway, New York,
where it run two solid weeks. AZ
George AIDE Fable, The Divine Spark
That Had Short Circus" is on to-
day. Also showing is Patl4e Daily
News, No. 81 "Wednesday klaw and
Ecr;anger will present q uroro Floyd
adapted fro mthe play Of the same
name. This is Biosrapt drama Of
elemental human impulses, With a
punch IN every scene.
A delightful entertainment is prom
ised the patrons of the Orpheum
theater today and tonight, when this
popular photoplas theater will pre-
sent the masterpiece, Lola. from
the pen of the great novelist Owen
Davis Clara Kimball Young, the
star actress OF the Shubert Company.
supported by a large cast OF eleven
Broadway players. will play the Lead
ing role and as in the past will COM
3pletely captivate her audience No
more stirring. human. dramatic story,
filmed than Lola. 1t is n five acts.
Tomorrow episode No 10 of the |
Master Key the great serial drama.
from the novel by John Fleming VIII
son, Will be shown in two acts, pic
tured in far India
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30

tits likely that Chin Chin" the
successful piece in which Montgomery
and Stone are starring. will remain in
New York all summer.
Jack Lat, author of Help Wanted =
has written a play called THE Sun
Baby which is to be produced in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30

The new comedy by Frank Mandel.
The Lady We Love. is to have It's
first production under the direction of
Oliver M oroscoin Indianapolis next:
week Later the production will be
taken to chicag The lady. In the
title is the one who has her picture
on the silver dollars. d
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-30

The Leroy. Talma. Bosco Company
of European magicians. fakirs, Jug
glcrs and illusionists. will be at the
Robinson Grand tonight The com
pany reached the United States from
Australia early last December. Their
first American appearance took place
at the Cort Theater, San Francisco.
where they played remarkably sue
cessful engagement of fortnight,s
duration. The press of San Francis
co, Los Angeles. Portland and other
Pacific coast cities declared the com
pany as being the most stupendous
and pleasing aggregation seen since
the days Of Hermann s.tthe great and
kellar. s
FL Leroy, Talma, Bosco and their com
pany offer more than two score new
illusions. Servais LIE Roy, in London.
England maintains one of the larg-
est factories In the world devoted to
the building of magic goods, and like
wise, he is the inventor and creator
OF majority of his offerings. Mile.
Ta1ma, heralded as the queen or
magic is well known, while Bosco.
as his name implies. is. a comedy
magician.
Scenery and properties Weighing
more than 100 tons, and filling three
baggage cars, are used in the produc-
ton along with three African lions
and 100 head of other live stock. To
relieve what might become monot-
tony Of mystery several European
variety acts are ingeniouslv inter-
woven IN the program.
Among the cast to be seen in the
enormous all star revival Of asfhe
Prince Of Pilsen at the Robinson
Grand April 6. are John w Ransone
the original Hans Wagner Edward
=. Mora the prince, Dorothy Delmore
the bell-boy and a dozen Others who
have been Identified with this wonder
ful musical comedy for years. AS Is
usual Withreally notable musical pro-.
ductions, The Prince of Pi1sen. will
bring special orchestra for its.
forthcoming engagement. IL is
worthy Of note that these musicians
are under the skil1ful direction of VIC
tor Clark. conductor OF many Broad
way successes.
The Celebrated dancing chorus with
Mcintyre and Heath in John Cort,s
massive revival of their musical COM
edy success The Ham Tree. which,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
Shipments Near Half Million Mark

The cattle shipments from the
Lordsburg stock yards during the
year 1914 totaled 1913, 10000 accord
Ing TO the accurafe figures complied
by the First Nation Bank OF this city.
The figures represent the exact sum
received from shipments to feed pens
In Texas, Colorado and Kansas and
beside that practically 100000 was
received for cattle used in home con-
sumption or sold and slaughtered in
New Mexico. This with few ship
ments, or private transactions that
are not recorded, would bring the
cattle businrss of Lordsburg close on
to the half million dollar mark, with
figures and not guesses to prove 1t.
The shipments of 1915 will no doubt
be around the same figure as In 1914
but the banner year will be 1915 The
cattlemen report thai the ship
ments will go up as high as 500 0O0.0 90
If disease or exceedingly severe wealth
er does not intervene between now
and shipping time, and which does
not seem probable,
The above statistics prove that
Lordsburg is no little "cow town
and Is on the map In red ink WHEN it
comes TO cattle shipments.
The range is In the pink OF condi-
tion, or rather green, and the stock Is
in an excellent shape which has caus-
ed much rejoicing among the South
ern Grant county cattle raiserS.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
Shooting Scrape a La Wild and
WOOIy.

Last Thursday night Lucas de la o,
we'll known local Mexican, took an
over sutiiciency of ire water and
about O'Clock started in to shoot up
the town In the doorway of a saloon
north of the railroad tracks he sent
four shots at the stars, puncturlng
none of them. Constable Oscar Allen
heard the shots and rushed to the
scene Of the heavy firing. AS he en-
tered the door of the saloon, de la O.,
il is alleged. iook one shot at the
Constable which went wild Not
knowing how the mans artillery
was fixed Constable Allen drew his
revolver and fired at the celebrator
hree times, each shot penetrating
the mans body but not seriously. At
the fourth shot the electric lights
went out, caused by slipping belt on
the engine at the 50 mine, which per-
haps saved the life of the Mexican.
lie es aped in the dark and was
found at his home by Constable A l.
len. His injuries were not serious
and he was arraigned before Justice of
the Peace Marsalis this week, charged
with shooting with intent TO kill an
officer and discharging fire arm
within the limits of SCI tlement He
was bound over awaiting the action
of The District Court.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
Revival Meetings Going Full Swing.

Charlie Mundell. "The Boy Evan
gelist" and Lloyd BasfOrd. the ChHm-
pion Singer and Choir Leader, are
here In Lordsburg and on the job.
Mr.. Mundell arrived Saturday and be-
gan the revival meetings at the X. Of
p. Hall on Sunday evening The hall
was packed to standing room only
when the little preacher made his
Lordsburg debut and drove home the
point that he was here to clean up
the town spiritually, and that means
morally and physically. He made
hit with the town tirst blow and his
eccentric way of presenting the big
Tru ths'' has found an attentive ear
In the people nf this city.
The singer, Lloyd Basford, arrived
here yesterday and is training
the choir and preparing special music
for the services. Mr.. Basford is an ex-
perienced choir leader and is greatly
improving that end OF the services.
Az 10 o'clock every morning Mr..
Mundell has been holding services at
the hall. They have been largely at
tended and afemarkahle interest in
the revival work has been shown.
The crowds at the evening services
have been excellent and swell as the
meetings grow older.
The young evangelist is driving
some bitter points home and is step
ping on good many toes hut he is
getting results and the big revival in
Lordsburg is becoming more and
more evident. The shouting will be
heard before long Mundell is man
with a message and he knows how to
deliver H.. slangy, acrobatically, pu.
gahstically, seriously, forcefully and
we ran out of adj 'ctives
The meetings will continue every
night for three weeks and the public
is cordially invited TO attend and
bring the whole family.
The Sunday services will be held in
the various churches In the morning,
at O'Clock In the afternoon at the X
OF P. Hall and again in the evening
at 1880.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
Death Of Mrs. P. C. johnson

Wednesday afternoon, at the ranch
home of her son George W. johnson
on the Gila river near Duncan, oc-
CURED the death OF Mrs. p. q. John
son, one Of Grant county's early SET
Tiers and the mother OF two OF its
we'll known business men.
The cause OF her death was from
gall stones with which she had been
sufferer for some time past. On
Sunday she was reported as belug
critically i'll but revived and was taxi
en- with a relapse Tuesday, the end
coming Wednesday afternoon. Her
two sons, j. w. and q. w. johnson
were with her. She was aged seventy
six years.
Mrs Johnson, together with her
husband, came to New Mexico in 1894
settling in Lordsburg and later NOV
ing to the Gila river. To the union
was born two sons, who survive her,
The body was brought to this city
Thursday afternoon and inferred in
the local cemetery The funeral SER
vices were otiiciated by Rev.D. f. Sell
lers and Rev. Ruth.
The berefJ in their great loss are
extended the deepest sympathy OF
The community.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
ImpOrLanL Transaction ALVIN Reals

News was received here this week
OF an important mining transaction
at Twin Peaks, 10 Grant county a
short distance from York, Arizona
and about seven miles from the
Steeplerock camp. Il. A. Wayne,
former manager Of the ErnestiDe Min
ing Company at Mogolion, n. NJ. and
one Of the most successful mining en-
gineeTs in the Southwest, together
with David Cough former mine man
ager in El Paso county, Texas, and an
experienced metallurgist, have pur-
chased the property OF the Twin Peaks
Mining Company and will assume ac-
tive management at once according
to the we'll founded report. Mr..
Wayne passed through Lordsburg
last week and when seen by Liberal
stated that he was re-
turning to El Paso from the Twin
Peaks camp. The deal Is one OF the
most important mining transactions
of the year. as from the record of the
new owners 1t is certainty they
mean business and that things will
hum at Twin Peaks.
II is reported from Silver City that
the claims on the Twin Peaks ground
have been relocated by the new own
ers. Mr.. Cough recently made a mill
run Of a general sample taken from all
parts of the mine and which was re-
ported in a late issue of the Liberal.
The property is one of exceptional
merit and is well equipped with all
mining and milling facilities. The
ore occurrs in tissure vein cutting
ryholite country rock The principal
value is in gold.
The entrance of Mr.. Wayne and
Mr.. Cough iuto the district means
much to the future activity of the
Twin Peaks camp.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
Truck For Road Work.

A new Jeffery Quad truck especially
designed for road work has been re-
celved by the Grant county road
board. f. l.. Cox, county road en-
gineer went down to El Paso last
week TO receive the truck and bring
iG through. 1t has a capacity of two
tons and is equipped with a hydraulic
dump bottom. The truck can also be
used as a tractor The truck is now
being used on the Santa Rita road.
The operator is K, Perigan.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16

N. Trlgear, manager of the National
Gold and Silver Company at Stems,
WIS here Thursday and reports work
progressing rapidly on their property
with good grade Of ore in sight. Mr..
Trlgear's property is one Of the best
in the Stems section.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
To Establish Pest House

County physician DR.. VIM McLake
came over from Silver City Tuesday
on account Of the smallpox scare. He
recommended the oslracizing OF the
small pox cases in an old house near
the slaughter pen and the enforce
ment OF a very strict quarantine in
thu Mexican district of Lordsburg. A
daily examination of all paris OF
town will be made In order to keep In
closer touch with the condition OF
Lordsburg's health. There are now
IA smallpox cases according TO DR..
DeMoss report this morning.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
MOhair Skinned

A carload of Mohair was shipped
from Lordsbuig Tuesday being bought
by A. Ii. Hinton of San Antonio, n.
N. Those who had wool in the con-
signmenG were Conner and De VI Oss,
Elgar and Wesley, Jack Slsvens, j..
M. Elms and others. IL is sta ed that
the price paid was 27ic per pound.
Some difficulty was had in getting a
full car load but over Sunday night il
was secured.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16

r. N. Hollis, formerly of Clifton,
Arizona and we'll known stockman
of Rodeo, N NJ. has a force of men at
work on his mining claims near
Shakespeare. Mr.. Hollis This week
opened up an excellent ledge OF rich
ore that will run high in copper and
lead and is taking out a shipping
quantity of IT,. Some samples of the
ore were brought to Lordsburg this
week and created quite sensation.
Mr.. Hollis expec,s to increase his
force next week, and begin shipping.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
Someone Cheated al Valley View.

In the school election at Valley
View last Monday some one cheated.
When the votes were counted there
were three more In the ballot box
than there were electors at he polls.
According to County school Super
intendenJ, Isabel l. Eckles the new
board of directors do not qualify un-
Til May lst, and she is looking into
the matter 1t will be gone over with
the District Attorney some time this
week
1t is understood that almost every
one In Valley View has a different
idea as to who had the voting fever.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16

Base ball season is now on in full blast,
and we have received big supply of
Balls, Filders gloves, catchers mitts,
Masks and Bats at the right prices
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
Drilling al Plant

by the San Simon rig, for water a few
hundred feet from the Lordshurg
Power Company's plant. The well
which will supply Lordsburg with
water has been finished and is down
100 feet. A upper flows are cased of
and only the strata at 1855 feet will be
used.
An ice plant expert from El Paso
arrived here Tuesday and is getting
the refTlgera tor department in shape
for an early production OF ice.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
RedrOck Mail Contract BOUGHT

Sam Turman has purchased the
Redrock mai contract of Mr.. Allsup
and brought in his first load on Tues
day. Owing to his recent injuries Mr.
Allsup is no longer able to handle the
Redrock mail haul and was forced TO
give 1t up. Mr.. Turmaa is the for
mer mail contractor.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
Nineteen Inches Of Rain

According to the New Mexico
wea' her report for 1915 just issued,
the annual rainfall at Lordsburg for
the year 1914 was 1870 inches. This
record will be outdone in every way
for 1915 as the total precipitation
nearly reaches the 10 mark at the
present time.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-16
Waldo GrOup Sold

The Waldo group, of mines, lying
two miles south OF this city, has been
sold TO Los Angeles capitalists, &C
cording to word received here this
week. Machinery has been ordered
and small concentrating plant will
be erected on the property. 1t is also
81 ated that work viii be commenced
within the next thirty days. Thomas
A. Lister put through the deal.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-23
SHERIFF'S SALE

No. 7125-A. Mccullough Hardware
Co. ct al. v. schnoider-Dayis Com
pany
In the District Court for the Four
toonth judicial District Of Texas,
Dallas County Texas.
ny virtue Of an order Of sale is
sued out of the Honorable District
Court for the Fourteenth Judicial
District Of Texas, being the District
Court Of Dallas County Texas. on
the 18Th day Of May, A. D.. 1915, in
the case Of Mccullough Hardware
Company ct. al. " Sohnolder-Dayis
Company. No. 3i35 A to me, a sher-
IN. directed and delivered, | have
levied on this 18TH day OF June, A.
u. 1915 and will between the hours
OF 10 o'clock a. m, and 4 o'clock D..
m. on the first Tuesday In August,
1915 II being the 3rd day OF said
month at the Court house door Of
said scurry county. In the city Of
Snyder. proceed to sell at public auc-
tlon. to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, ali the right, title and interest
which W. A. Mccullough and Nc
Cullough Hardware Company or eth
or Of them had on the 2sth day OF
November. 1910, on the following
described property towit;
The northwest quarter OF Section
.21i. block 81. as said section was
surveyed for the common school
fund fer the State Of Texas, by yir-
tue Of certificate No. $4,000. issued
TO the Houston & Texas Central
railroad Company, said premises con-
tanning 100 acres Of land more or
less and being situated In the coun-
" Of scurry. In the State Of Texas
and being the same land conveyed to
the said plaintiff, W. A. Mccullough
BY deed from J. O. Richardson and
NJ. l.. Richardson, Of date. April 2sth
1910 to which deed and the record
thereof reference is here made for
more particular description. Such
property being levied upon as the
property Of W. A. Mccullough and
Mccullough Hardware Company to
satisfy Judgment amounting to
sess.Oi with st2.lO costs OF court
In favor Of schneider-Davis Com
pany. a corporation.
Witness my hand this the l2th day
Of June. A. d. 1915.
W. A. MERRELL
sheriff. scurry County, Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-23
RAIN PROSPECTS COME
AND PASS AGAIN

Thermometers have been register
Ing extreme heat for more than a
week-going day after day to 100 to
1O5 degrees. Since Thursday night
OF last week there have been prom
lses Of rain and good down pours
have been reported on the South
Plains but this county got but little
moisture and farmers are fearful
that crops will he cut short unless
we get rain very soon.
There were a few light sprlnkles
at Snyder Friday and Saturday Pref
~ good showers fell In the Fluyan-
ma country and some In the Ennis
Creek Region.
A heavy cloud lay of to the north
Monday night and a decided norther
held sway on Tuesday morning with
a general condition Of cloudiness
prevailing temperature rs degrees
As this is written hope Is eneouras-
ed that rain may come this week