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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Men continually forget that hapni-
ness is condition Of the mind. and
NOT disposition OF circumstances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

prayer is the opened door through
which Gods actual presence finds its
way INTO the currents OF our daily liv
ing cleansing, enrolling. TRANSFORMING
all cXperience.-B. Fl. Hogue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Love is the life of faith: obedience.
me lI hte OF love Yea. rather. Christ
i'''iSe' Is the life of the soul-Pusey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Always distrust man whose love
OF humanity does not extend ~ io,,o
OF Christ. You pretend to love men
ana you do not love the best. the
nooiest' the holiest of them? Then Won
90 not love man himself but his
caricature, his degeneration, his de-
iects' his vices.-Gaston Frommel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Not perfection, but the struggle for
~. is the plan for this l!fe."-ReIigious
Herald
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
STRIKE CALLED IN
 CLIFTON-MORENCI DISTRICT

Word was received in Tombstone rc- day from Clifton that yesterday a strike was called by the Western Fcderati .u "i Miners im the CHiina and M"rruci d'>'r:crs and Ire entire district i, closed down with several ,housard men out of work The r. port stated that the diff is over raise in wages requested by th" Federation officers. This meau> that a larg" ruuher of men are now our of employment. with no possible chance. according to report, oi sett!emert. until II can go through the eastern offices. The Clifton Morenci dis trict is being oI"ratcd by the Phg IpS- Dodge interests.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
ATTY. GEN. WILEY JONES
 BEFORE SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. D C. Sept I3 - Attorney general Jones opened the fight today in the Supreme Court over the couStitutionaliiy of the Arizona alien labor law. filing a brief in support of the statute.
 He contended that the very welfare and preservation of the nation de- manded that only American citizens ie employed in the copper mines of Ari zona.
 He referred to the use of copper as war material. The case will be heard next month Because of the interna tional complications involved it prom iSes 10 be one of the mos; important decided during the year. The low. T court held the statute to be unconsti- tutional.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
LAND OFFICE A TRIBUNAL
 HOLDS JUDGE SAHTELLE

FgoA~IT Sept 'a L-a' af,cs ar. SD. -.ll tr' auah art- ,n.., unc- tiUuS. according Co claus. lu lh,. de- cision ot Federal Jud William IT. Sawtcllc. denying the application of Ralph II. Cam ron for an injunction U restrain Receiver John J Rirdno and Register T F Wceiin, of the local land @ otiicc. from continuing hearing a governmrnt contest against sixteen mining claims" in the Grand Canyon. In upholdinE the motion of I' < At torney Flynn 70 dismiss the appllca- tion. Judge Sawtcllc decides also that the federal court has no jurisdiction - no right. in other words. to dictate to land offices about rheir own iurisdic- ton
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
CAN IMPORT LIQUOR
 FOR PERSONAL USE

GLOBE. Sep, Ia --L-uo- can ne u introduced ut" Arlpna Tor r,r>"uai u-r. according [" the interpretation that va, placed hv local attorney on a decision made by Iudgr N C Shnlr in the superior cnnrt. The matter rr- mains tn be decided by the supreme court of the state and il will be carri, d there at once for a rul'ug Judge Shu'c's ruling was ba -d on th" rcccut d.ci,.on "G the United States supreme c"urr in rhc Adams Express ease rn Kentucky
 The decision of the superior court v.s given in ,he case O: Sam Yahu-1. W was accused oi introducing ino>I- ,ug liquur~ into he state bu: who v,~ not alleged tp havr done ,o for i..l purpose of Scllir. o- giving them away r was not shown thar the defendant had introduced the liquor for any pur- pose other than personal use and it wi, upon ;his point ,ha, 'he ruling wa> made
 hi, ;s ,hc first case. so far as i. known here. in which a test has be-r of the right to introduce liquor in', ths state for personal use. Irs outcome Will be watched for with the utmrSt iH. ;crcSr throughout Arizona. In view oI ,hi, iac' 1T appears likely that rhrr, W Il h, little delay ia securing action oI II m the state supreme court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
MURDERER OF BROOKS
 ARRESTED IN CANANEA

Ire -vSrerv -! 'ha murder of Walter Br ok special o.ay.r a: E'-b., several month, ago. when he Na- di-,pyrsed with his head bca,-n to pulp .u lower Blsbee. was cleared yesterday when sheriff Harry ( Whpclcr. accompanied by Deputy Billy Graham arrested in Cananea. brought to Agua Prieta and placed in jail a Mexican ne mcd Leandro Maldonado A full confession vas also secured by Sherih Whccler il which the Mexican admitted the killing of Brook $ by shooting him m th, head with the revolver which he wreS'ed from Brocks after a >cuffl, m which the of ticer shot hlm twice. This statement of the shooting IS borne out by the statement oi the Mexican woman aJ the coronerS inquest held at BiShc, ,he day following the killing
 The six->hoo,er of Brooks was also recovered by Sheriff Wheeler from the Mexican. Maldonado also stated to the Sheriff that Pablo Ramirez, the Mexican being detained m the Bi>bee br uch county jail suspected of heins implicated m the killing. had mashe d Brooks head in win stones after he had shot h.m, and iert hJm as dead. Immediately after the killing, stated Maldonado. the two left for MeAic O. crossing the line that day, and Maldo- nado went to the hospital al Cananea g where he remained for three weeks He bears the scars of the wouud.,
 ESraditiou will now be necessary 10 bnus Maldouado 10 this side of tho line, and Sheriff Wheeler has already b.sun the proceedings EXtradi,ior must be secured through C., n Calles and II will be several weeks before the Mrx;can can be crossed over for tna This clears the mys ery oi the murd"' of Brooks. which up ;o date had kep all officers ID the country on the look out. But Sheriff Wheeler had beer working on the case cveI since tb, crime was committed with tn. resu'' of he trailing oi M4ldonado to Cana nca and his subsequent arrest sev.ga days ago.
 There is little doub, but that the eN tradition oi MaIdonado will be allowed through the proper channels. and on ,hug Is sure that mystery that ha' caused ali Cochisc county Officials | , wonder has been cleared by th Cochise sheriff,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
POPULAR TOMBSTONE
 COUPLE MARRltS

The marriage of Miss Josephine McphrIson ,o Ju, \ I've, w3, per formed yesterday al the home of the bride parents, Rev. F. W SlmonsDn. of St. Johns G~ild Episcopal Church. officiating at the ceremony The knot was tied in the early hours of morning. about 5:3O, after which d su mptuous wedding breakfast was served by thc brides mother. Mrs ]. H McPherSon. only few intimate friends ot the fam ily being present Immediately after the wedding breakfast the happy Cou- pIe left for Tucson. via auto. from whence they will continue on 10 the northern part of the state. visiting the Roosevelt Dam and Grand Canyon. and will spend d several weeks honey moon before returning home
 The bride is the eldest daughter Of Mir. and Mrs ]. II. McPherson. and for several years was one of the t fife tent teachers in the local public schools She IS a native daughter of rhe Old Camp. has been reared here from her childhood and has host of intimate friends.
 Tine groom is one of Tombst one $ model young men, and is at present Chief Deputy Treasurer of Cochise county. and has held several other off cial positions in the county in the past He Is a young man of ability and aIso has large number of friends here. having been resident for the past fif- teen wears.
 The Prospector joins in extending congratulations for long and success iul life of marriage bliss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 OPENED THIS MORNING

Ire local public schools opened to- 6av lor the fall and winter term of 1915 lalG. with large attendance. uu- drr the supervision of Prof C F. Til fo q. superintendent. and a corps of teachers numbering eight.
 The new school building. near the Central School.is about completed, but pending arrangement of the various g,adcs will not be Us d. which will anly be a matter of week or so The en- rollmcnt this morning was much larger .hru on the opening day las, year. a circumstance caused to great extent by the large numbc' of ilmiIi-> com 70 hese in take advantage ol our ,chan ia .lr,ics
 The following IS the list of teacher,
 High School. ( F. TIiIord. A B principal Walter ! Meyer E. > Grammar School. Miss Mvra S Ted Miss Jenny Lind. Miss Edith Smr.a Primary School. Miss Ora Collins. pr.. . cipal. Miss Elizabeth Seay, Mis- Chi O'DonneI. Miss Elizabeth Axucll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
SUIT 10 COMPEL
 OUSI|EG PROCEEDINGS

PHOENIX. Sept. U-Q-estiouIn. rhc rIght oi Judge Frank II Lyman ', hold the office of superior judge "i NJ Maricopa county. Attorney R. NJ Fleming filed a petition today for I writ Of mandamu@ m the supreme court jo compel Attorney General Wiley F.. Jones to bring quo warranto busting proceedings against Lyman.
 Lyman became judge through ap- poiurmenr by Secretary of State $ I. Osborn while Osborn was acting gov ernCr during the absence of Gov. Hunt in June The offce for an additional superior court judge for thiS county was created at a special session of the recent legislature. The question l. whether the office could he created un- der the governors call for the session.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
|. $. SOLDIER
 DIES FROM INJURIES

TUCSON. Sept. '2.-In hovcar oi sn E>pe, freight iraiu ~irh u" [, ,uou, horses that he was m rharse .f rom Fort sam Houston. Tex, 10 Norales, Arilu Walter Fisher a ''nited States soldier. received injuric, ,o the skull from which he died yc>ter- day noon at St Mary's hospital.
 Fisher was found in an urconsciou condition when uLium-n looked mt" inc car ycStcrdav morning ahout Ii o'clock at Bowie H. was rushed [" The St Marv'S hospital al Tucson and an operation performed b~ loral rail. way physicians. hut il was impossible 70 save his life. The skull, waS brok n and a splinter had penetrated rhc brain
 He was about 3O years old r ], supposed that Fisher. in performing some of his duties early in the evening i or m the morning. was knockcd down and 'rampled by the spirited h"rscs Alone m ;he ear and amid fhe dark ness none of the rrailI1 n knew oi hi plight. and when discovered he wa, to" badly mancled C. hope for rec"v cry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
FOUND MURDERED
 IN HIS BED IN TUCSON

TUCSON. Sept. l2--Alonr and de TenscleSS in his room at the rear "i rhc hom- of II. B A-uirre. corner oi Fifth street aud Fourth Ivenue. Pablo r<o mer". 3. servant os the lrnilv. vas mur- dered some i'm during Friday night by some unknnwn vurmv. H. was found dead vest .rday morning by Mir AcuirTr. lyrns on the cement floor oi his onc-room houSe stabbed Co the heart and mu,ilatcd by more than twenty wounds Up L" a late hour yrs trrday evening the aSsailanJ had not been discovered
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
PAID THEIR MONEY;
 WANT THE BOOZE

PHOFNIX. Sep, To- Judge Cooper uf Pima county spent last night in this Ci,y cn route home from Kingmar. where he sat in Mohave county case in place of Judge Eni>. who was dis quAlih,d,
 Thc case was that of a number of stockholders against the Old Trai'S Company an organization formed about the time Arizona became a pro hihition S'atc The StockholdcrS are erdedvnring to compel the company ro deliver liquor purchased before January I the date Arizona became dry.
 Each ,tockholdrr put up >lOr. which represented SlOG worth oi liquor. The county ofltlaiS refused to allow the Old Tra Is Company 10 make deliveries and now the stockholders seek to com pei the company to do it.
 Judge Cooper has taken the uattcs under aGvl>t
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

Tn CrnnuEha m- Costello case wa rr .u ned this morning. and the argu II .uts for attorneys fer both sides. as '" t.e interrogatories 10 be submitt, d to tie jury resumed. 1t is expected tia. hy tomorrow the questions will have been comp e,rd and ready for srn. .,n to the jury for considera- ,.u Several of she claims in dispute have been stricken from the list. among .f-r :hr Leo aud Roy. the Irish Mag ,rpr. having been admitted.
 Acsord'u- to the mandar- mt down b> 'hc ,upr me court, all of the ques- 'oI~ 0! :ac' are [ be submitted 70 tie ury by que, ron and the number 0 q cu and what are the questions of fae, will have to h, determined by the c,u'..cl so that they can be formulated ara i.,tcd for ,uam,>>ion To tn, jury. I'll, number oi tHcSc questions has ...a estimated al' the va, fram tveu- ?. r.e to over hundred. ,o that a-'. the case is finally submitted to ..- ury il vii! take that body some ...-., To agree or dtsaerer to their an- ..trs
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
pOlkGS IN THE
 GUPERl0R COURT

~h.-e were about -ev=nty applicants n, lor thc ourt rhl~ morning q" r~cnfr l-,r final .nprr> ou, ni ahich a "om b.. were uicd
 Before th, r>amirariop Iudse Lock wood made short ak on what the oath of allegiance meant and stated tLa, Icfore he did administer the oath h. wanted them to understand that the United Statr- goycrum- wanted no nsphcnarrd ,irilru, that they wanted nn German Americans n" Austrian Americans. n" English Amer jeans, or other of that class and that they ,..l, wanted those wiO intended to be- ,aIrg American c.rilcns. and forever a.y, up their native iand. {" ;ake the ,.rh Hr asked fl ,hcre was any who laid mot want 10 become citizens uad.r those coldirirr~. but there were r.u, r." thu, signify thcir intentions SO aIi were given th- oath of allegiance. and were given to understand that the ' king of thc oath meant what was ~aij 70 them and that II they violated Il Icy might be punished therefor
 Tomorrow th, Cunningham Costello e SC will be resumed and interrogera- to-, Number Nine of the p!aintff will tcup for consideration Gr~i as II had not b,en agreed upon when court Idio ,rned Saturday evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Notice of Contest
ro597 7+56


 -D-partm-nt o' inc Interior
 Cuired >,stes Land OHice. phoenm Eri zo Nrpi-mber }. IeI5.
 T .ir Uukr"Sn eirS of Frederick Horn .-r sd. or D-uu' snr. A,i,ona, Conrestee: for arc h,f a. ..,tIi,d taat John P. Chap m vh7 eiv Go NJ. F. I.sverich & Co. S'S IF, Pnoen X. Ariz a bis costoftic- sd- i s. drd on Augus, 9. ,gr5. 6Ie in ,h,s offic. D. ~rv --pbr-u"d top' cari,7 60 ,,,at--, .r.- cur- thr ,ne'i tuo "f u b. m cad rnay zntr. No. S rIaI No o6s.z m, ,,.e Fr.,'u ror". tor tha' C-r'aIn IT ct oi lant p-. bsply vi hin See ion 2 l 24 S Kan eIo F ucc-G and 6-. cri5ed a5 ioIows. B-gin- ar guap ? mt .'H, N87s s,"N v ch..rs from The m nun nt rst.hl sh- May 2I, I,,-s from '1'~h mouumrn- South Pax in t'e Hu4- ch sc. NounraiHs hsa-> N5zss, and White qIsrJt rerf hears N2y'E, u,ercc NisaW ar ch .irs, rhcaoe Nag" 25 CT .in,. trenc. N7e'E zs .h lrs. lhe c- +5'- 5g5n chaiis, ;h. nee : -'E B rha'rs [, the place oi begia iog co t'' Ts.Z scres. ist 70. 3-4S and as gogrds for his contest he allegr, tha. Fed -- k II died Tn Novemhrr. roIz: since his.
  tlr-!y tailed eI.her 10 reside upcn or cultivarr said l,nd or try par; thereof. ana the sad land has ''en eni re.y abandoned ever since he dsui Of su! eI;rymsn
 Y, ue. ther-'ors. further no,iiei th,t the sad .tecsticns vi o- taken ss confessed. and yo45 said entry ~il b- ctncc-d pithout further ~I:it 'n be h"ard either fore rhis office CT on prea'. II yo1 fHl tr rle in 'hi, cffic- within twenty days after the FOURTH publication c this rotic-. AS shoSn De.ow. yoar answer. under oath. specifically responding 10 these alleya- 'rions Of contest. together with due proof that yoI have served copy oi your answer on he sad contestant either iu person or by rrsistered mai
 Y1u should tate in y,sr answer the name of the st ofiicr ,o wh,ch you desire future notices 10 b- sent 70 you.
 THOMAS F. wEEDIN. Register
 JOHNJ BIRDNJ,
 Receiver. Date of irSt publication Friday >ep'. I7. TOTS Tate of second pub. Friday Sept za Iers D ie oi thiId pub, F. da,. Oc'. raIs Date of fourth pub Friday. Oct. 8. IsIs
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
AMERICANS ARE ADVISED
 TO LEAVE MEXICO

TUCSON. Sept. l4.-According to Americans returning from Nogalcs to- day. American Consul Simpich notified the American colony the,e that he had received advices advising the Ameri- cans to get out of Mexico. This mes sage was also telephoned to the consul at Cauanea from NogaleS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
A SUBSCRIBER.

IL seems that Subscriber" is bent on having some fun at the expense of one of our popular townsmeH. and close perusaI of the lad" will show that no other than E. NJ. Hawes. assistant cashier of the First National Bank. and studebaker enthusiast, is the Siude- baker owner referred to. However. MT. Hawes is in for a joke, even at his own expense And we will add that he is strong for that country delivery ol gasoline" idea. which he believes would prove popular with all auto owners.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
FINED FOR VIOLATING
 pROH|BITORY LAW

TUCSON, Sept PA fine of SlSOG on six charges was assessed against Diego Valencia and l.. E. Atkinson in tho superior court yesterday when they pleaded guilty to a charge of violating the prohibitory law They formerly operated a soft drink place nn South Meyer street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

that the Americans are dot disposed to again run out Of Mexico and feel that the situation is being kept well m hand m Mexico and that they hd we nothing to fear from either fact ion Investigation failed to confirm the re- port from other sources.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Gasoline Users Beware.

Owners of automobiles. especially Studebakers, who arc liable to need gasoline after sundown. may purchase same ai either F N Wolcott's or the Machomick Mercantile Company be- fore closing time Gasoline IS not de liveTed. however. to any part of the county after l0-3O p. Iii. For further particulars call at the First National Bank. this city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
OLD DOMINION PAYS
 DIVIDEND Of Sl.5O

GLOBE Sept. l3 The Old Do- minion company's latest dividend IS sl 50 as compared with Sl co for the previous quarter. This news was re- ceived Wednesday in telegram 10 Broker J A Wilson from his Boston correspondent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

That Astor babys go-cart cost $500 But probably he'll get rebate of $40 if the factory turns out S3OOOO worth this year.
 It is reported that the United States has ordered 400 wrist watches for some of it's cavalry officers What was that about . never raised my boy to be a soldier '
 Harry Thaw is taking long chance in asking sanity trial in Pttsburg that he might be declared competent to bring divorce action against his wife. Suppose the courts there declared him to be insane? Lawyers have engineered less difficult schemes.
 The picture of Tombstone's old-timers taken at the gathering that camp recently proving of much inter- est about the district The copy Joe lppers barber shop has attracted many callers while another getting much attention John Twomeys Capitol Bsbee Ore
 You'll never succeed as a wheebarow or lawn mower chauffeur unless you have push. says an exchange
 This world is vale of doubts and uncertainties in which Col Roosevelt exception He doubts.
 Physicians that people ought go barefoot but in this matter evidently incline the opinion that precep is better than example
 The Nogales Herald refers the waiting policy of the national administration pernicious procrastination We'll that's something anyhow.
 If We Americans would talk less and pay more atten- on to the business side of cities counties and there would be improvement in conditions all along the line and less work for state taxpayers associations and other reformatve organizations to look after
 perfect husband who never swore, chewed drank or smoked in his life who heped his wife with the house work and gave her all the money he made was sued by her for divorce this week. The poor did a crochet pattern for corset cover that his wife didn't like
 The people of the county still talking of the big time they had Labor Day. We'll do better next time
 Harry Thaw failed to pass the Borderland Route on his trip the Pacific coast but took the northern route through Colorado and Utah instead Perhaps he saving the best for the last and will make Tombstone on his return east via the Borderland.
 Tomorrow is Mexican Independence Day. Septembre dez seis and will be celebrated locally by Mexicans and Spanish Americans who the traditions and memo. res of their motherland It is to be hoped that real nde pendence may be the destiny of the Mexican people before many anniversaries of the day roll around pendence of the self-seekng military leaders and the establishment of stable government
 The board of supervisors of Santa Cruz county have determined upon Saturday. October 23 the date fo, holding the county road bond election Nearly ever, county including Cochse is preparing for election fol like purpose time in the future. The gooc roads idea be permeatng every section of the state
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
GASOLINE USERS BEWARE

The following letter was received yesterday by the 'PrOspectOr" and which was signed "A SubscrIber": Daily Prospector.
 Will you kindly insert the following
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Visitiaa Sister

Miss Logic Mauser arrived in the city this afternoon from h.r home al Turner for brief visit with her sister Mrs. Earl Sands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
s7.50 REWARD FOR
 CELEBRATING GLEESON|TE

Here's letter received by the Pros pector" from Gleeson yesterday. offer ing a reward for the return of a Glee- sonite who is still celebrating Labor Day in Tombstone. But maybe this individual is stuck on Tombstone and wants to finger here awhile However. the letter follows:
 Editor 'PrOspector".-
 There is a Gieesoniie still ce lebra- ting Labor Day in Tombstone: s7 50 reward for his return to the Gleeson authorities.
 Very truly yours.
 BARNEY BONO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Evils of War.

Wer is one of the grcafast plague: hat can sfHic' hTn"nitv it destroys religion: it destroys states: it destroys amilies.--Luther.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
OFFICIAL COUNTY MAPS

Com- piled upt Sx2 in
 U. $! McNEISH. C. E. Box 10. Bisbee. Arizon Or Building.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

That Astor babys go-cart cost $500. But probably he'll get rebate of $40 the factory turns out s3OOOOO worth this year
 It is reported that the United States has ordered 4oo wrist watches for of its cavalry officers What was that about Il never raised my boy to be a soldier?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-31
MIDDLESEX.

Miss Mabel Stockwell spent the week
end in Richmond.
The ladies' home circle will meet with
Mrs. Luther Russell on Thursday after
noon this week
Mrs. b. A. Campbell Of Waterbury
was guest Of Mrs. L. C. Jones Mon
day
Miss Bessie Stockwell, who has been
at home the past. month. returned to her
school in Norwich Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Crane returned to her
work in Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira johnson, who have
been visiting in Berlin and Montpelier,
returned to town Monday.
Mrs Clara Robinson of Stowe is a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stock
well and family.
Estelle, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Hall, who has been serious
" i'll, is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Muncil Of Bear
Swamp, were Sunday guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Ferris.
Chauncey Towne of Stowe is visiting
his son, George Towne, and family.