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The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Stonington

F, L. V. Campbell's children
from Missouri left Tuesday for
their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell took them to Holly.
Quite a storm passed through
Stonington Sunday night. 1t
caught several at the school
house who had to stay till the
storm passed.
l. V. Campbell and family
and Edith Kerr spent Sunday
with Arthur Marriott and family.
S. L. Thompson and wife spent
Sunday with Mr. ind Mrs. w.
A. Thompson.
Clinton Lea came down with
Mr.. Crittenden Frioay, returned
Saturday. He was on his way
to South Dakota.
Gurn Thompson is seeding
broomcorn this week.
Miss Carrie Doke visited Miss
Edna Campbell Sunday and Mon
day.
Edith Kerr left Tuesday for
Norma at Springfield.
Miss Pearl Ewing spent Sun.
day with home folks.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Pretty Prairie

a fine rain in this locality last
Tuesday night. Some are TAX
ing advan tage of the moisture
and are preparing ground for
wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson visited
over Sunday with Mrs. Davi-
sons brother who lives SOUTH
east of Elkhart some seventeen
miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Nichols
took Dinner at Nh. Dances.
Pearl Forman had a surprise
in store for his neighbors when
he returned from Flusa, Okla,
last Thursday accompanied by
his bride.
Earl and Alma DAWSON, Ezra
d nee and Ida Blackwelder visit
ed with MIR. and Mrs. Doner
Sunday.
Rev. X. A. Corie and family of
Norwich, Kans., departed for
their home last Tuesday MORN
ing after spending ten days with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Corrie.
W H. Osborn returned from
harvest Wednesday.
The boys are practlcIng Dali
new every night.
Tom Ward was Springfield
visitor Saturday.
Fair envelops, five cents at Of
fee. : cts. by mail.
Mr.. Scarborough was in town
on the second inst.
Merchant Money of Clyde was
in Springfield on the 3lst uIt.
Ms. Bertha Smith of Rodley
was ut the show Friday night.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

These are all workers, and it
is believed that each one is
placed in the department to
which he or she is exactly suit
ed. Cut out this list and keep
it for reference, in case you may
have occasion to write tn some
of them or any of them.
The committee on premiums is
now hard at work preparing the
list, which we are hoping to
have ready for distribution at
least during this month.
Get ready for the second great
fair of Baca county.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Pride

This part of the coun ry re.
ceived several nice rains this
week.
Chas Carr made trip to Elk.
hart Friday.
Frank Streeter carried the
mail Wednesday.
The river has been up this
week.
Mrs. Harley Sheldon and
children spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Rogers.
The Winegarner boys return
ed from harvest Sunday.
Joe Good and wife spent the
day Friday at Walter Rogers.
Frank Stree5er's three little
girls are visiting their grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
There will be an ice cream
supper at Dan Haffner's Satur.
day night.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
air Progress

That Baca county is going to
have great agricultural exposi-
tion is now past a probability. En-
thusiaem is at high tide, every
body is working might and
main, and the whole country is
preparing for and anxiously a.
waiting the history making
event.
The opportune aqueous precip
itations right up to the present
have put crops where they may
be considered safe over the
entire country, excepting the
after-hail crops that will not
be in time for the fair anyway.
Great interest this year is, be-
ing taken in every department
of the exhibits, with the pros
poets at this early stage of the
game of splendid showings in all
of them.
At the directors meeting
Monday night the superintend-
ents of the various departments
we're appointed, and such com
mittees as were necessary.
The committees were:
Ball Games.
Lee Holmes, A. G. Littleton,
p. A. Dillingham;.
Premium List.
M. Long, W. M. Stewart. L.
.,s.Ss-L.H. Alberti.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Plum Greek

Hello, Herald people.
Back again after two weeks
absence.
Mr.. Richard has his dugout
about nompieted.
John Hikcox has been fencing
some lately.
Jim Ice cut II. [. Johnson's
oats this week.
Mr.. Grover is working for Mr..
Baker on the Bailey place.
Cecil Evans spent one night
this week with Elmer Johnson.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

Jno. Durstein of Maxey was
trading in Springfield Saturday
Hard tack and beans on the
25th- Soldiers reunion, Campo.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
Big Flats

Herald readers and Editor,
good morning.
They failed to have prayer
meeting on account of the wind
and rain.
Calvin Escrage's are again
having chills.
An auto load of people passed
through Big Flats Sunday on
going to the dam.
Prof. Jackman and wife visit
ed at Alfrey's Monday.
Fine rains and crops growing
nicely.
A fishing party from Big
Flats went to the reservoir last
week caught some fish and had d
nice time.
MI. Crawford and wife visited
the county seat Monday return
ing by way of Villas.
Sunday school was we'll attend
ed, there being 81 present.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06
CAMPO.

Every b"hybusy.
Courts been in session again
G.. G. Weeks sod n fine mare
this week.
Miss Esther Bridge has been
employed to teach the Campo
school this winter.
Reunion committees have been
busy the last week and work on
the grounds will commence Mon
day.
Mr.. Kelley. of Wichita. Kaus.
is here visiting his daugher, Miss
Mary Kelley.
L. C.. Vaughan, manager, of
the Campo Telephone Company,
made business trip to Elkhart
last week, making the trip in
his own car.
The Weeks Tractor Co., has
ordered a set of gang plows.
Mrs. Cora Evans of Cen tralia,
Wash, Is here visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. #. Wheeler. Her
son, CIaud, of Independence,
Kans., met her here also, thus
all enjoying a reunion after three
years separation.
Seemingly, tho sad the infor-
nation, the first class carpenters
here have it in bad for the one
hoss carpenters. Sentinel, take
notice.
R. A. Ogle has returned from
the harvest fields.
Don't forget the Soldiers Re-
,,~s1a o.
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NJ est Flats

Tom Evans returEe home las,
Thursday from Barber county,
Kans., where he has been har-
vesting his wheat crop.
Mr.. Peters Was business cal
er at F. D. HoweIl's one day last
week.
Herbert aomsher was in thi ,
vicinity witt. a prospective locat
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Platt and
sisters Lucy anG Bevie of Aetna,
and Ora Matthews o. Medicine
Lodge, Kans., visited at G. G.
CampbelPs Wednesday after
noon. They are here locking for
a location.
Miss L ucy Platt is the domes-
tic science teacher in Barber
county high school at Medicine
Lodge, and is an intimate friend
of Miss Edyth's.
BUD Walker made trip to the
cedars last week.
The Springfield herald., 1915-08-06

Vic Vanwormer of Two Buttes
,v;tS a metropolis visitor IN the
3lSt ult.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12

contract with William Gardner of El
Paso, for the delivery of 200 head of
COWS and calves The cattle viii be
rounded up on the latters range on
the Babocomari and viii be shipped
from Huachuca Siding the latter part
of the present month A number Of
others residing i'm the vicinity Of
Turner have also sold TO Gardner
William Roath, of the Babocomari,
has disposed of his entire brand
known as the Swing II, to Gardner,
and will deliver the latter part of the
month also Roath was compelled to
sell out his cattle interests on ac-
count of the fencing of the Babocoma-
ri Grant which cut him of from all
the open range. It is understood that
he is to enter the real estate business
at Fruitland Roath secured $31 a
round for his stuff
F. 3. Moson, of Lewis Springs, has
contracted all he can gather to the
State National Bank of I'll Paso and
has already made one shipment of
sos head to Kansas City at which
point they are to receive the cattle.
II. /. Johnson, Of Wilcox, has pur-
chased several thousand head in diff
erent parts of the county and will
have them delivered at Wilcox for
shipment To- eastern points.
The Babocomari roundup has al.
ready started and is now working on
the upper part Of the valley They
have been at work three or four days
now and will work for some time
around Huachuca mountains and down
toward the San Pedro river
r. L. Slaughter of Douglas was here
Saturday on his way to the Barboco
mari Grant to look over his cattle i'm
terests there. Slaughter has taken
over the Barbocomari Grant interests
and has stocked the Grant with cat
tie. He perfected satisfactory ar
rangements with the Perrin family
last week at Williams, Arizona, by
which Mr. Slaughter takes over the
property, and will devote his personal
Iattention to the management of it
Mr.. Slaughter has number of i'm
iprovements in view; an increased
water supply and the cutting intC
small farms all the farming land un
lder fence. A headquarter ranch house
/ Twin be established shortly the loca
tion of which has not been decided
Icated at Turner the nearest telegraph
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COCHISE CATTLEMEN
FORCED TO SELL ON
ACCOUNT OF DROUTH
Indications Are That Many Cattle
in County Will Be Shipped in
Order That Remaining Herds
MAY Have Good Feed.

TOMBSTONE, Sept II. (SpeciaD-
Cattle buyers are beginning to arrive
in all parts of Cochise County and
are having no trouble i'm finding a
number of cattlemen who are willing
to dispose Of the greater portion of
their herds, if not all, on account Of
the continual drought The condition
of the range at the present time while
bad, could be worse. The early spring
rains had all to do with the trim con-
dition that the cattle are now in. The
dry spell for the past five weeks has
influenced many to cut down their
herds, and let their yearlings go at a
slight advance over last falls prices.
Gan early roundup will relieve the
ranges to an extent that without any
more rain the remnants will fare well
this winter
II was the general opinion of the
cattlement who were in attendance at
the semi-annual meeting of the Co
chise County Stockgrowers Associa-
tion here this week, that it would be
necessary for all to dispose of a part
OF their holdings IN order to provide
feed for the balance and the majority
of them intend to hold on to their
young COWS and to sacrifice the others
If necessary. There was not a cattle
man present that could state that the
range in his part of the county was in
good condition and but what there hal
been lack of rain fall in all sections
Of the county.
A number Of deals have already
been made in the county and others
are being made almost daily buyers
are thick, and a good many of the cat
trying to locate pasturage in other
states to send their herds TO-
James Lowry has entered into a
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THIRD WEEK Of BIG
CASE IS ENDED
CContinucl nom Paec u

CONTINUED nom Page ID
This occupied the time of the court
up to the noon recess and am adjourn
ment was taken until two o'clock
AT the converting of the court after
the noon recess, the question OF the
other claims was then taken up and
after considerable argument the court
made an order that the question az
to- whether issues shall be submitted
to The jury touching the Roy Leo,
Hattie Manchester Buckeye and SUP
pliment would be taken under advise
ment and unless the plainin could
show that there was sunicient evil
dence TO go TO the jury on am express.
ed agreement between The parties i'm
regard TO these claims, they would be
withheld
The assigned claim of Julia Gun
uingham was ruled out and the court
held that she was guilty of laches.
The ruling on these points will ma
terially cut down the list Of inferno
eatories hat viii be submitted 10 the
jury as a number of them went 10
points involved therein
The legal points over the questions
10 bee submitted to the jury were not
completed this evening and it will
probably take am Of Tuesday moning
to finally settle these points so that
The argument of the case viii not
start before Tuesday afternoon or
Wednesday morning
New Actions Filed,
Agnes Hyatt has filed an action for
divorce against William l.. Hyatt and
has also been granted temporary in-
junction and restraining order pre-
venting The defendant from selling
OF anywise disposing Of the ranch
cattle etc, of The parties
Clara Blarioric has filed am action
for divorce against Pete O. Blarjoric
ON the grounds of desertion Both
parties are residents of Bisbee
Chas d Jewell has filed am action
for divorce against Beatrice Jewell
ION the grounds of desertion The
plaintiff is a resident of Bisbee
Walter Lombard has brought suit
against Frank Paula and his bonds.
mqn as administrator of The estate of
Fred Caralavata deceased for the
sum of $500 alleged 20 be due from
provision Of the viii allowing him that
much
Myrtle NJ Wilson has filed an ao-
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will soon be supplemented by the pow
erful mine and mill machinery that
is TO be installed on the property of
the United Eastern company. Includ-
ing the machinery equipment before
mentioned there are forty odd plants
i'm operation here, and Of that number
the greater portion has been installed
since the first Of the current year.
The roster reads about as follows:
United Eastern. hoist compressor
engine and jack hammers, United
Western, hoist, compressor engine,
jack hammers and drill sharpener;
Pittsburg, hoist, engine. pump, com
pressor and engine; Ivanhoe. hoist
compressor, engine and jack hammer:
Hercules, hoist compressor, engine
and air-drills; Gold ore. hoist, pump,
and jack hammers compression OBJ
tanned through air pipe line from Gold
Road mine) Moss, hoist, compressor
engine and power drills; Jerome-Oat-
man, hoist, compressor, engine and
jack hammers en- route to camp.
pump and jack hammers Tip Top
shaft of the Tom Reed company, hoist
compressor, engine and power drills;
Ola Oatman shaft of the Tom Reed
company hoist, compressor. engine
and power drills; Black Eagle shaft
of the Tom Reed company, hoist, conf
pressor, engine and jack hammers;
Big Jim, hoist. compressor, engine
and jack hammers; Telluride, hoist,
compressor, engine and jack hammers
Sunnyside, hosting engine: LeXing-
ton, hosting engine (new and com
plete plant ordered) Carter, hoist,
compressor. engine and jack ham
mers; Boundary Cone. hoist, conf
pressor, engine and Jack hammers;
Cone NJ. q NJ. Co, hosting engine;
Black Range hosting engine Gre
mainder of equipment ordered) To-
wa, hosting engine; German-Ameri-
can hosting engine; Golconda,
hosting engine ArIzona-Tom Reed,
work prosecuted by means Of the Pi-
oneer plant Gold Range, fun equip
ment ordered; Tom Reed Jr, hoist,
compressor, drills and pump
Growth Of Camp.
During the visit TO the camp of
Messrs Jewett and Wollberg, special
representatives of the San Francisco
stock Exchange the latter told me
that IT is his opinion the Tom Reed
Gold Road District will within the
next six months. be the most pros
porous and talked of mining section
in the United States His opinion is
based upon the present prosperity OF
the camp, the scope of it's mining OPP
crauons and the increasing attention
.it is attracting i'm the investments CEN
ters of the country The visitors ar
rived here prepared 20 find more or
less of a boom and considerably less
i'm the way of bona hde mining opera
tons What they really did ind was
a camp that is enjoying steady and
normal growth, and a mining industry
that is founded on substantial and
practical lines. The visitors comment
ed freely upon this state of affairs.
expressing their agreeable surprise
and congratulating the local mining
contingent upon reversal Of form
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12

rending position would have done. I
myself wrested with the problem be.
fore ] would play the pert; for
Should a Mother Tell" deals with
such an important question That I felt
that If I did not sincerely believe that
Rose Baudn did rightly i'm taking the
course she did, / should NOT play the
character
am sure that Should a Mother
Tell" viii be incstmable benefit 10
millions OF women who have to face
the same dilemma as did Rose Bau-
din. IT. viii aid them in their cruel
perplexIly and show them The way 20
solve their problems ] Wish / could
answer personally all the letters that
have poured in upon en- since Should
a Mother TeH% has been shown But
as that would be Impossible to urge
every man. woman yet and child, TOO,
TO see This wonderful photop.ay of a
woman trial and sacrnCe
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OATMAN TAKES FRONT
SEAT IN MINING RANKS

Continued From Page i, 2nd secton)
Arizona-Tom Reed company shares
are scheduled for immediate listing
on the Philadelphia and New York
Curbs at % cents per share by the
firm Of OMeara, Wilson d Co.
Stocks Are In Demand.
When old man Mohammed became
wise" to the fact that the mountain
would not come 20 him, he threw the
clutch into reverse gear and went to
the mountain In a modified degree
the performance Of that bearded pro
phet' was duplicated a short time ago
by Frank G.. Jewett vice-president of
the San Francisco Stock Exchange,
and A. S. Wollberg, a member of the
san Francisco brokerage firm of Her
man Zadig q Co. Messrs Jewett and
Wollbcrg visited this camp for the
purpose of ascertaiuiug at first hand
its present and future ore yielding
possibilities and establishing trade re-
Francisco exchange They found the
representative of the local mining
companies willing TO meet them half
way on any proposition tending to adj
vance the mining industry here and
returned home bearing the assurance
that a number of local mining com
panies would in the near future, APP.
ply for the listing Of their shares on
the San Francisco exchange. The
men on the job here We're neither
slow to recognize the advantages
(which viii accrue by the establishing
of trade relations with San Francisco
! nor in accepting the opportunity to
/ do so offered by the representatives
Of the stock exchange at that point
Reverting to proverb for the mo-
ment, comes to mind the thought that
| the ancient truism. "By their faith,
ye shall know them" is peculiarly ap-
| plicable to the people of the Tom
Beed-Gold Road Mining District; for
] the people Of no other mining camp
/ have a more abiding faith i'm it's mines
land are more abundantly backing that
faith with their dollars Within the
/ last six months the people of this
camp and OF Moiave County In gem
/ qral have invested over s15o 900 i'm
/ the mining stocks of the Tom Reed
Gold Road District, which. to say the
least is some investment for a sparse
+ ly settled community but recently a.
Weakened TO the value of its mines and
the profits they hold Less than one
year ago a considerable number of the
miners wRrkng I'm the Tom Reed
mine and elsewhere I'm the camp,
/ bought United Eastern at rs cents per
share. Most of them have retained
their Eastern stock and today can re-
alize thereon profit of nearly 1900
percent The case of The United East
crn is cited with the object of setting
forth the opportunity for profit max
ing The mining stocks of This camp
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Miners and Merchants Bank

Babee Arlona business. ThuTsday-
September 2, 1915
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12
eoopNow DENIES.

PICKING, Sept 11-Frank Johnson
Goodnow, legal advisor to the Chinese
government in an interview said;
The opinions accredited to me in
Chinese papers on the future form
of government are erroneous i'm many
points, and fabricated by persons at
tempting to create circumstances fav-
orable to the adopting of a monarchial
form at the expense of the American
advisor"
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GARRANZHS PRO.
POSAL FAVORED
CONTINUED from PAGE y

been notified they will be held ac-
countable for complications arising
with the American government as a
result Of overt acts of their soldiers
in carelessness The notification was
sent to Nafarrete, commander at
Natamoros and to Ricaut commander
at Nuevo Laredo. The recommends
ton was sent to Carranza for the
transfer to the interior OF the editors
of two local papers guilty of writing
incendiary articles
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12

The question of an official revision
of the minimum quotations of London
Stock Exchange securities is again
being mooted British consols were
easily salable Tuesday at minimum
figures of 65 because they carried the
quarters dividend. Now they viii be
eX-diyidend with the minimum price
unchanged
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; . 0 . = . .
!, ROCKEFELLER DECORATED

. NISH. Sept IA decoration =
- of the Grand Cross Of the order =
. of St. Sava was conferred on .
. John ID. Rockefeller i'm recogni- =
. tion of the relief work of the .
= Rockefeller Foundation In Ser =
= bia. DIT Richard r. Strong, head =
. of the American Sanitary Com =
= mission, leaving Serbia, was =
= made a Grand officer i'm the or =
. der by the Prince Regent
. 9 . 9 . = Q
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Prisoner Escapes.

The Sherin's Office has been advis-
ed that Frank Moreno, one of the
prisoners held at the camp in Tomb
stone Canyon escaped last evening
He is is years old has a small nous
tache, and scars ON back of his head
hear curly He was sent up from
Maricopa on charge of burglary Tor
term of y to IA month He was
dressed i'm prison clothes
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-12

uon for divorce against James NJ viii
son on the grounds of desertion.
j. l.. Harris has filed an action
against /. G.. Overlook for the sum of
.S71968 alleged to be due him from
certain stock dealings with the latter
j. n. statler has brought suit
against IT, c. Kimball and wife to
COMPEL them to issue a deed TO Ger.
tain property located i'm the vicinity
Of Benson.
Garnet IL, Adams has brought suit
against j.. p Adams for divorce on
the grounds of cruelty. Plaintiff is
a resident of Bisbee.
George Simon of Douglas has filed
an action for divorce against Mary
Simon, alleged cruelty, etc.
Excused Until Sept. goth.
Judge Lockwood has issued an or
der excusing the members Of the jury
panel not engaged in the trial of The
/ Cunningham-Co Costello case until Mon
day morning September 90 The
Jurors were excused until Monday the
|13. but that day is given up to The
/ hearing of naturalization applicants
and the Cunuingham-Co Costello case will
| not be completed before the last of
next week so that there viii be no
need of the jurors reporting. The
trial of criminal cases will be resum-
ed on that date This notice may be
accepted as an official notice from
THE Court as il was given ont with his
sanction.