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Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
EASTERN CAPITAL STARTS
 NEWAC T|V|TYAT 0ATMAN

pany in the east arrived here today and is highly pleased with the conditions the Big Lode property.
 On high authority it is learned that Chicago interests have financed the Oatman Gold Group property located three quarters of a mile from the Oat- man Belle and it is understood that an i extensive campaign of development work will shortly be inaugurated on i this property. James R. GoldSWorthy i mlnlng engineer has just completed a highly favorable report, which when presented to the eastern people resulted in the deal for the financing of the ! company
 A great wave of activity prevails in 1 the Black Range Belt.
 : All preparations have been completed for the starting of a full crew of three shifts on the new main three com i partment shaft of the Black Range i mine. It is understood that d former | Cripple Creek man who broke all rec ords for speed and efficiency on the tunnel work on the Los Angeles Auue- duct will be the superintendent in chafge, on the operations of the Black Range. The plan of the work will be [ to follow the ore on the 300 foot level where values show gold from F to 20 dollars per ton.
 They are driving the tunnel at the Oatman Crescent with all rapid speed The tunnel is now in for a distance of 427 feet. A full equipment is installed on this property which is also located Tn the Black Range. Some of the big sest mlhlng men in the east are heavily interested in the company and ifs treasury is in strong position to assure nf1 scale.
 l Another crew has been put to work on the Oatman Gold Monster Dan Nurphy, one of the most practical min Ing men Tn this part of the country is m charge of the Gold Monster. The Oatman Gold Monster people who are also operating the Little Jim. located m the heart of the field, have notified MT. Murphy to start the sinking of the shaft on the latter property. Good values were obtained from the vein opened in the Nellie. The vein proved six feet in width and was cut Tn the shaft at a depth of 37O feet. If can not be figured at this time whether was the main vein that was tapped or spur vein.
 Alter temporary suspension work was begun on the Oatman Syndicate last week. The property is known as the J. Parke Charming property, he
 being heavily interested in it's de- velopment
 The Nrigley tunnel is being driven at a record breaking speed. Eigteen feet day is being made with three shirts at work. The machinery is working in good shape and C. H. James the mining expert. who is in charge of
 the operations is highly pleased with the development
 The stock boards here in the differ
 ent brokerage offices are daily the mecca for the business men and miners
 The great activity in Oatman stocks ir the different exchanges are daily re-
 corded here and the great public in- terest is highly pleasing with the Oat-
 man population
 There is heavy buying of Oatmar
 stocks in the camp. People here look forward to some startling develop ments in fact it is freely predicted
 that the next 50 or 90 days will see a
 number of big strikes.
 prevailing particularly the outlook oi
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

Things are beginning 10 move in good order at the headquarters of the Hughes Alliance. Local Hughes voters are enrolling and marching proudly out adorned with buttons
 The big bit of news that has beer brewing for several days and is now ready for announcement. is that the itineraries of James A. Garfield for mer Secretary of the Interior. and Congressman Miller of Minnesota, both of whom are giving their best efforts to the election of MT. Hughes, will cross in Phoenix early next week, the definite date to be determined in a day or SO Watch for the announcement.
 These gentlemen and probably Judge Kibbey, candidate for United States senator, will divide time in a monster meeting to be held at the Y. NJ. C. A. stadium No need to tell anybody in Arizona about Jim Garfield or Judge Kibbey and Miller is as big as any of them, though Arizona is not his nor mai stamping ground. Everybody will want to hear these men, who are not merely candidates for office, but are the sort of men who do things and know why they do them,
 Mir Garfield during his period in
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE
 AND COLOR IN HAIR
Don't Stay Gray! Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens Hair so Natur-
 ally that Nobody can tell.

You can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a 50 cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any drug store. Mill lions of bottles of this old, famous Sage Tea Recipe are sold annually, says a well-known druggist here. be- cause it darkens the hair so natural ly and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied.
 Those whose hair is turning gray. becoming faded. dry, scraggly and thin have a surprise awaiting them. i because after one or two applica- 1 tions the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful-all dandruff goes, scalp itching and falling hair stops, l This is the age of youth. Cray haired, unattractive folks aren't want 1 ed around, so get busy with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur tonight, and youn i he delighted with your dark, hand ance within a few days.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
NEW LEACH|NC PLANT SHORTLY
 TO BE BUILT

A plant for the handling of com pleX ores is the latest addition to the industries of Phoenix. This institu tion should be great help to the many owners of mines in this vii cinity.
 There are in Maricopa county and the territory adjoining Phoenix. a large number of prospects and mines that have been awaiting a plant that could handle their ores conveniently. The owners of the new plant will use chemical and electrical process. They state they are well supplied with funds and gre ready to hear from parties with ere for sale.
 The organizers expect to issue com plete reports of their plans in the near future. and in the meantime. are anxious to secure all the data possi- ble regarding the tonnage of ore that will be available for handling and the type of ore
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
 NEW YORK MILK SHORTAGE
Republican A. p. Leased Wire7

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-With the failure today of Mayor Mitchell to adjust the differences between pro- duccrs and distributors of milk and the decision of Attorney General Woodbury to begin a state wide in
 qurv into the causes leading to the rupture the situation, so far as the general public is concerned, was said tonight to be acute. A shortage of more than 30 per cent in the milla
 supply which already has resulted from the controversy, is causing much suffering. according to the authori- ties. The supply is expected to dimin- ish unless a settlement is reached. WoodburY issued statement toA night, in which he said that his in vestigation to begin Friday will de- ternine fairly and impartially how far there may have been unlawful i combinations in restraint of trade for controlling the price of this import : 1 ant necessary of life.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
RED SOX CO THROUGH LIGHT
 WORKOUT IN BRAVES FIELD

BOSTON, Oct. 4.-Manager Carri- gan of the Boston American league put his men through a light workout this afternoon on Braves Field, the home of the Boston National club, where the worlds series games in this city are to be played. The squad was divided into two teams and ten in- nings were played. No attempt was made to keep score. All the regular pitchers Were sent in to work for an inning or two, and batters were given plenty of opportunity to hit the ball in order to accustom the fielders to judging fly balls and the shades of the park.
 Captain Barry was second baseman of one of the teams. but his injured hand is still weak and it is not be- lieVed that he will figure in the worlds series. Janvrin, who has been at second in Barry's absence. is eX
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

with malice and aforethough-went pack into the wilderness to get a real first choice-and we got it. But no spot in Arizona where there is copper-and copper in abundance. will long be wilderness now. Today the auto stage swings along onr mountain highways loaded with un- armed passengers, who ride in se- curity and comfort. where but few years ago armed men rode in com panles for security and picked their difficult way horse back among the. brush and rocks. Isn't il really when one stops to think of it. q wonderful transformation? Yet we meet people who seem to think that there will never De any more railroads in Ari zona. and that all the big copper de- posits If the state, some how occur right next to the railroad. Those people are few, however. and they are getting less and less"
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
lsnecial to The RenubIicanl

TOMBSTONE, Oct. 4.-Before a crowded house here tonight. Tom Campbell, republican candidate for governor invading the home county of the men who attempted to injure him by spreading exaggerated re- ports on the Truax incident, explain ed that matter in full He won the crowd by his liberal and sincere stand on the matter of the borcotted rest aurant of his old mining camp friend, Bill TraUX
 IL was said tonight that tomorrow evening, at the republican rally in Bisbee Campbell will again take up the Truax incident and will challenge Bill Cleary. as he said he would, at the opening of his campaign in Phoe- nix oyer a week ago. There is q good deal of speculation as to Wheth- ar the opponents of MT. Campbell will take up the gage
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
STORMY PETREL IN
 NEW YORK STRIKE
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-"Mother' Jones. widely known as a labor orator, addressing meeting here today of unionized carmen who went on strike September 6, urged those who heard her to line up the women with them.
 You're fighting for them she de- clared. Let them help you fight"
 She asserted that the carmen should insist on only seven hours work a day for $5 pay
 According to officials of the transit companies. service on subways and el- evated lines is normal and on surface lines nearly normal. Out of a total of 613 arrests during the strike, it was said tonight by Interborough Rapid Transit company officers. there have been 432 convictions while 42 cases are pending.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
JESS WILLARD WITH
 SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS

An unparalleled aggregation cf startling. beautiful, educating, amusing features is the Sells Floto Circus, Buff falo Bill Wild West, Champion Show of the World which is coming here or October 29
 From year to year the great canvass of this champion Shows of the World" have grown bigger and bigger, the trains on which the circus is moved from place to place have be- come longer and longer, until today forty-two double-length railroad cars are required to transport this great aggregation
 There are wonderful menagerie, splendid spectacles interesting man. ouvers. trained elephants, tigers, lions, beautiful girls. handsome men, anus ing clowns and the finest horses in the world in fact, a vast concourse of men and women of trained animals and equipment unrivaled in their lines guaranteed to give the most daring, interesting, artistic. startling perform ance ever seen under canvas
 And as special added features the Sells Floto Circus has secured the greatest fighting heavyweight of the | age. Jess Willard. and the most TO- rowned wrestler of the world, FranE Gotch. A vast amount of time ans money were necessary to procure the 1 services of these porular champions who prove that a healthy body and { healthy mind are mans most preciou; possessions.
 The Sells-Flot Circus will appeal t' old and young: to the boy and gir who believe in heroes and Worsh1 strength: to the woman who has ar eye for the artistic; to the man Whc won't allow his heart to grow old Y fact to everyone the Sells Floto Cir cus is the fulfillr1ent Of 2 drearo fo it is the very last word in Circu Glory.
 Tr;..z ;..Io at thu Do
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
CAMPBELL INVADE { HOANE IF
 BILL CLEARY THIS EVENING

The Campbell party spent the morning and afternoon in the north of the county. and visited Gleeson, Courtland and many other places, get ting acquainted with the voters On their arrival this evening they were taken in charge by A. H. Gardner, who presided at the meeting
 An interesting address on the state school system was delivered by Har- rison F. Matthews, of Phoenix. can didatc for the office of state super intendent of public instruction. Othep speakers were J. Harrie Cloonan, who is runing for corporation commission CT. George H. Smalley. candidate for the tax commission, and Doane Mer- Till. of Benson, candidate for state auditor
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

pected to play the position.
 Tomorrow a team of Boston players will go to Worcester where they will have a benefit game with the Phila- delphia American league team The proceeds will be turned over to the memorial fund for John H Gaffney, a former National league umpire. Cap tain Barry will have charge of this team which will be composed largely of substitutes. Manager Carrigan will give the regular team another light workout tomorrow afternoon.
 From the number of applications all ready received, the worlds series promises 10 break all existing records as far as newspaper attendance is concerned, it is said. The Braves Field press box, which is the largest in the country, probably will seat the great est assembly of baseball writers that has ever witnessed a game.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
ENRoUTE TO THE BORDER
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

MOUNT GRETNA. Pa, Oct 4.-The Thirteenth infantry. the last of Penn sylvanias militia units for federal service in Texas. left for Fl Paso to- night. Fifty-three officers and 916 men comprise the regiment, which is com manded by Colonel Ezra H. Ripple.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05
HUGHES. WOMEN COMING
Republican A. p. Leased wire1

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. 4. - The womens Hughes special train was given warm reception here tonight
 The speakers tonight assailed the foreign policy of President Wilson attacked what they termed his "watchful waiting" attitude toward Mexico and discussed the tariff sit uation. but refrained from urging votes for women
 The train left at midnight for Todedo.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

Hire a Little Salesman at the Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

Hire a Little Salesman at the Re- nublican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-05

Hire Little Salesman at the Re publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05

Mrs. J. o. Sallee returned Tues
day from 4 visit TO relatives at Sey'
more, Mo.
Miss Ruth Daugherty Is visiting
relatives aud friends near Shiloh
this week.
Spring is taking on a new life
and very very good time TO have
those pictures Of your home, groups
Of the little folks and many other
/ pictures Of importance, such as re-
unions Of families, etc. Call Len.
mons studio a day or so before and
proper arrangements can be made
to that effect. Phone No. 81.
80 tf.
A feature Of the big fair on Cath
ollie Hill next Thursday at 8 o'clock,
p. m, will be the baby show,
Come aud bring the babies. 81 It,
Mrs. George Staekhouse Of HoxiC
was visiting her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. K. A. Roberts, Tuesday.
Don't wait until the long, hot
summer days to have the babie.
picture made, but do il now Will,
It Is we'll and frsky. 35 II.
Eight years ago DR.. J. c. Hugh
es Of Walnut Ridge bought an so
acre tract Of land near that town,
for which he paid $3.50. Last year
he put 20 acres Of the tract in rice,
and after keeping out 75 bushel.
for this seasons planting, he recely
ed tl,675 for the rice he sold from
the place. Very lately DR.. Hughe.
sold the tract for $4, 700.
Found-A 1915 automobile Il.
ceuso tag, No. 1919. Owner may
have same by applying to Zan
Sohnabaum at the Hardware store,
aud paying for this notice. STU
Miss Katie WYATT Of Pocahontas,
aud Miss Ethel Miller Of Ravenden
Springs, spent a day OF two IN
Black Rock first Of the week, aud
while in town they made this office
pleasant call. Miss Wyatt Is i
composItor for the Pocahontas Star
Herald.-Black Rock Advocate.
For Sale Several fine full blood
ed Duroc Jersey male pigs, eight
weeks old. $500 apiece. Come at
once If you want one.
372tp. J,K. Gof,
Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05
G. Il. Ingram Of Supply was in
town on business Tuesday.

G. r. Ingram Of Supply was in
town on business Tuesday.
Miss GenevIeveSpeioe left Sunday
for jacksonville, ILL.,, to visit
friends aud to attend the annual
music festival Of the Jacksonville
Womans' College.
Ben A. Brown aud Ira Magruder
attended federal court at Jouesboro
first OF the week.
Ben Wilson OF Mock was in town
on business Monday.
We believe we can make you just
a httle better picture this year than
last, at any rate this is our slogan,
Better this year than last. 35ti.
Curtis Presley, who Is with the
East ST. LOUIS Cotton Oll Co., ha,
been visiting homefolks here for
several days past.
4. T.. Pace made a business triI
TO Success Monday.
Carlos Johnston Of Success was
passenger on Tuesdays noon tram
Alfred Terry, merchant Of Les
tervrlle, was in town on business
Tuesday.
Money to Loan-S2OOO to loar
on good security. Those interested
write Mrs. NJ. Martin, Biggers
Ark. 81 9tp.
Mrs. Birdie KIzer called Tuesday
afternoon aud renewed four sub,
scripuons which she is keeping uT
annually. They are, Mrs. Essi,
Dunham, MoAlistor, Okla; MrS
Lorine Fisher, Little Rock; Mis-,
Stella Menard. st. LOUIS and james
A. Brooks, Cummings, Ark.
Lost-8rindle bull dog, with
white breast, long tail, big collar
with brass rIvets. Finder please
notify Joe Gschwend, at the black.
smith shop, aud receive reward.
81 u.
Miss Arkie Meeks was visiting at
Mammoth Spring and Thayer first
OF the week.
Mrs. Ethel Rink made business
trip to Hoxie Wednesday.
Lbst-Gold initial watch charm.
lettered IL. X. NJ" Finder please
return to l.. K. Martin and receive
reward.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05
Late Local News

W. Il Beloate and W A.
sohsuler OF Walnut Ridge were
here Tuesday on business.
II. l.. sparkmau was down from
Reyno Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. f. Bigger was visiting
At Walnut Ridge Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha Ha,ley of Biacers
vas in town Wednesday and paid
Us a pleasant visit.
The Dramatic club will give an
entertainment each night at the
far to be given on Catholic Hill
next Wednesday aud Thursday.
81 1t.
s A. ID. Eaton, J. Il. Shiyley
and w. NJ, Malone attended the
funeral Of J. II, Luttrell near
Biggers Tuesday.
Ny. Weeks and family Of Man
son were ia Pocahontas Wedncs.
day trading.
Fathers, mothers, 1t is your duty
TO leave a good picture OF yourself
for the children and near relatives.
80 If.
A slight change in the Frisco
schedule, which went INTO effect
Monday, is that the north bound
passenger, Is nov due at I:l5 pm
instead of $3.50 as before.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05

for meeting aud cleaning up and
PatIing the grounds IN good order.
The ladies will serve dinner, and
the gentlemen are urged to come
early aud bring tools to work
with. will stay all day, or until
the work Is done.
John Q, Pond,
IL. q. MoNahh,
81 81. COMMITTEE.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our hsa'', ,
fol, thank. to the good people OF
Lorine aud Pooabonta' who 50 .
kindly assisted and 'ymp1'0'.Su %'
with us ia our bereavement" i" Tue
death Of our dear mother and WIFE,
and shall ever remember them tor
their hudness.
John y aud Dr., E. N. Lewis
James n. Lewis.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05

Miss Katie Wyatt, a compostor
in the Pooahontas Star Herald Of.
hce, spent Sunday aud Monday in
Black Rock with her brother,
Oscar Wyatt, who Is employed at
the FRISCO depot,-Blaek Rock
Herald.
Mrs. J. ID. Waite rs returned Sat.
urday from few days VISIT in Mem.
phIs.
Don't fail to attend the big fair
on Catholic Hill next Wednesday
and Thursday, May 10 aud II.
SIT.
Some people are always waiting
for opportunity to take them by
the hand. II never does that
thing. Opportunity is ever present
with us, il Is by our side, 1t dogs
our steps, 1t never leaves us. But
Il never reaches out its hanGs. We
must do the reaching, the graspng,
the improving. The wise man
makes his own opportunity, and
that begets other and greater oppor-
tnnities. Your future is not up to
opportunity, it Is up to you.
Rev. !. ]. Looney OF Maynard
requests US TO announce that he will
preach at Oak Grove the second
Sunday and at Antioch the fourth
Sunday in May. Each service to
be at IL o'clock a. IN.
Little Vida Elliott aud Tresella
Brown Of Manson visited IN Poca.
hontas from Friday until Sunday,
/ guests Of their little friends, Rec
tor and Opal Johnson.
DR.. w. X. Shores Of BIggers
vas IN the city Wednesday aud was
a pleasant caller at this Office.
The Pooabontas high school base
ball team, accompanied by one of
the teachers, w. II. Phipps, came
to Corning last Saturday, playing
the school team Of this city that al
ternoon. The game was a hit and.
run fest on both SIDES. pilIng mp
the score Of l2 TO 10 in favor of Po.
cabontas, in the tenth inning.
Blackshare, Vandover and McCol
lum did the battery work for Corn
ing, aud Lemmons and Lemmons
for Pocahontas, aud Edgar Carter
did the u unpIring Corning Times
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05
NOTICE

would be glad % have two adv
aud three gentleman bCardcrs dur.
ing Teachers Review courss. he.
ginning May 18th. Terms reason.
able, Mrs. w. J. Johnson, Poca.
cuntas, Ark, 80 q.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05
OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends lo'
their as.,.t.noe IN .ayiog our nous ~
hold goods from the hr' wr,'u ,n,,.S,,
stroyed our home l''' i"'
night. p.,,i,.
MIR. and Mrs, g. D. haS''"'
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05
NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen to all who
are interested in the Maynard '"m'-
terry. that Nav aOth i, the date '''
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05
cues uId sslss. OtAsI Rsnsdles Won't Gu,

Tie worst eases, 10 matter Of how long staudips
rrc cured BY the wonderful, old reliable D.
I0TteTs An,isepiie Healing OIL. Il TsIlsyra
Pain aud Heals ~ the same time, sc. soc, u u1
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05

Htaornrgl nIrTF8sH1TrE ~ssa
Ht..frs
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05

Little Vida Elliott aud Tresella
Brown Of Manson visited IN Poca-
hontas from FRIDAY until Sunday,
guests Of their little friends, Rec
tor and Opal Johnson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-05

Rev. /. ]. Looney OF Maynard
requests US to announce that he will
preach at Oak Grove the second
Sunday and at Antioch the fourth
Sunday in May. Each service to
be at IL o'clock 4. IN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-27
Left-Overs

Next Sunday will be Children's
Day at Flint Hollow.
VIM. Gilbert is reported nc
better.
Miss Sadie Murrell OF New
Grove visited her uncle, O. G.
Manuel, and family of the fruit
farm last week.
Elmer Rushing's baby is re-
ported no better.
WA Glenn and wife of Mans.
field spent Thursday night with
N. ]. Hall and wife.
Miss Flora and Jesse McClell-
an visited their sister, Mrs. Had
en- Coday, near Hartville, Sunday
Carl and Irving Ipock are re
ported sick with typhoid fever
Frank Beckett and Pearl Wells
helped J.W. Kennedy put up;hay
last week.
PEGGY SHORT