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Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
SEEKS PROTECTION
 AND ALSO DIVORCE

Martha Lewis has appealed to the court for a divorce from her husband, Jemes Lewis and for protection from him during the pendency of action.
 Mrs Lewis declares she is in con stant fear Of her husband whom she had arrested last Friday evening when he is alleged to have threatened to take her life. She set forth in her complaint that he frequently cursed her in the presence of their children and not only vowed he would kill her but the children and her mother were also included in the threats.
 She asks that the defendant be re- strained by the court from entering or going upon the premises of her home during the pendency of action and until further order by the court.
 Mrs Lewis is at present living with her mother at 1906 East PoGtland street.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21

fCOntlnueQ rom Gdge One) warship OF the Pacific coast in actual commission or in first reserve has been dispatched for duty in foreign waters.
 Steaming at speed of sixteen knots an hour, the armored cruisers Pitts burg, flagship Of Rear Admiral Full lam, and the Colorado, left late today for Manzanillo.
 At o'clock tomorrow morning. the torpedo boat destroyers Hull flagship of Lieutenant ". W. Bradley. flotilla commanders Hopkins and TruXun will sail south. The Hull will stop at La Paz, and the Hopkins at San Jose de Cabo, before proceeding to join Admiral Winslow at Mazatlan or Guaymas. The Truxtun probably will proceed direct for Topolobampo.
 One of the foremost incidents of the fleet mobilization occurred at , o'clock this morning when the destroyer Hop kins steamed at full speed for Ensen- ada, on orders from Admiral Winslow The Hopkins made the IA miles to En- senada and return in fifteen hours, returning to San Diego at D. m.
 Lieutenant J. A. Murphy, command ing the Hopkins, reported quiet condi- tions prevailing at the lower California seaport and that there was no reason to believe any anti American outbreaks would occur. The Hopkins was placed at the disposal of American residents for passage to San Diego but non accepted the offer
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
SINGLES REACH SEMI-FlNALS
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 DEL MONTE, Cal, June 2O.-The mems singles in the Pacific States tennis tournament reached the semi finals today, with William Johnston. national champion; Clarence Griffin. his doubles partner; Roland Roberts. San Francisco champion, and Carl Gardner the survivors. Griffins match with Roberts tomorrow is awaited with keen interest. Johnston had to extend himself today to defeat Ray Greenburg of San Francisco. The loser made it 5-1 in the second set, and looked like possible win ner until Johnson took the center of the court and volleyed his way to victory. Miss Helen Baker of San Francisco won place in the finals by defeating Miss Laura Heron, of Palo Alto, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
SPECIAL TRAIN FUR
 LIVESTOCK DEPARTS

The first special train of live stock from this valley for the southern part of the siatc went out last night over the Arizona Eastern for Bisbee. It con sisted Gf twenty-One cars of cattle for tho soldiers along that part of the border. The cat le were consigned tC the markets of Tovrea and Johnson. The regular Tuesday night train for Kansas City also went out last night by General Traffic Agent Sparks of the Arizona Eastern. who said he be- lieved that that would be the last for Kansas City for some time. Probably all of the cattle in the valley will be needed for the soldiers.
 The pI;ce paid here was s7.50 which is about equal to what the shippers would receive in Kansas City. after paying the freight.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
GRAVES EyTRAD|TED
 FOR ENTERTAINMENT

William Graves for three months en- gagged in the dairy business near Phoe- nix. left Phoenix last evening in com pany with Elmer Hall. a police officer of Indianapolis, who during the after noon secured eXtraditiOn papers from Governor Hunt. Graves is charged with cmbezzlement.
 He had come to Phoenix some months ago and had bought a place about seven miles northeast of Phoe- nix. With him were his wife and sons.
 Graves was not in custody when Hall and R. R. Sloan of Indianapolis arrived here during the morning. He was taken in charge by Sheriff Jeff Adams at two o'clock, the eXtradition was secured, and the party left town on the evening train.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
PAY OUT MUCH INSURANCE
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 NEW YORK, June 20.-Life insur ance organizations in Canada and the United States paid out a total of $733, 100000 during the year 1915, ac- cording to an official estimate pub lished today in the Insurance Press. This amount was paid by 220 regular companies, and was divided into A51, 100000 in death claims, matured endowments and other benefits, and $2S2, 100000 in premium savings, cash value of surrendered policies and to beneficiaries under policies issued in foreign countries. The mortality among European policy holders, the report says, was very little if any in excess of the normal mortality under peace conditions.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21

not going to guarantee you any thing that 1 can't do. am going to telf you the facts right at the start and not have to make any ex- cuses or apologies afterwards. You can do your worrying before you invest and then you can forget it and wait until you have either made fortune or lost what little you have put in.
 NO ONE KNOWS WHAT IS IN THE GLORY HOLE AND NO ONE CAN POSSIBLY TELL UNTIL A HOLE IS PUT INTO THE GLORY HOLE HILL AND MAIN LEDGE. Whenever that is done you your self can walk into the tunnel and see just as much as any mining en- gineer. A mining engineer might make better guess as to what he can't see, but you can see just as much as he can. There are certain facts that many people already know and anyone can verify. Thousands of dollars in rich bon anza ore running $100 pound and higher were taken out of the Glory Hole pit from small veins and cross Assures running right up into the main big ledge. The main big out crop is of identicaIIy the same character of quartz, spar and iron as the small veins carrying the enormously rich ore. THESE THINGS WE KNOW. From all geological and mining history, THERE OUGHT TO BE BIG BODIES OF ORE WHERE THESE VEINS AND CROSS FISSURES CUT THE MAIN LEDGE. MIN ING ENGINEERS AND GEOLO- GlSTS SAY THERE WILL BE. That is what we want to find out.
 IF THERE IS IT WILL MEAN
 FORTUNES FOR EVERYONE
 INTERESTED. If we don't get
 any ore at all we will lose our money. There you are-LOSE A LITTLE OR MAKE A LOT.
 IF WE STRIKE THE HIGH
 GRADE AGAIN ONE ORDINARY
 ORE SACK OF GLORY HOLE
 ORE WILL PAY A TEN PER CENT DIVIDEND ON ALL THE
 ISSUED CAPITAL STOCK OF
 THE GLORY HOLE BONANZA
 MINES co. WHAT WILL THE STOCK BE WORTH IF WE STRIkE A BIG BODY OF THE S300,00o ORE IN THE MAIN
 LEDGE AND TAKE OUT EVEN
 TEN OR TWENTY SACKS Or THIS ORE A DAY. DO A LITTLE FIGURING YOURSELF.
 Big Jim stock at Oatman went from 10c to over S2 share on account of striking body of ore running about eight or ten dollars 500 feet under ground. The United Verde Exten-
 sion (littIe Daisy) went from as i low as fifteen or twenty cents to over S27.00 share because of find
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21

ing a body of high grade copper ore over a thousand feet underground. You had plenty of opportunity to get either of these stocks when they were selling at few cents share. DID YOU DO IT?
 IF SUCH STOCKS AS THESE CAN DO WHAT WE KNOW THEY AL READY HAVE DONE,WHAT WILL GLORY HOLE STOCK SELL FOR IF WE STRIKE A BODY OF S300,o00 ORE GLOBE TO THE SURFACE, NOT HALF COPPER BUT HALF GOLD? Any round of holes may open up high grade bon anza ore at the Glory HoIe-and we might work four or five or six months and not find it, but YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO WAIT AND TAKE THE CHANGE because AFTER WE HAVE STRUCK THE HIGH GRADE YOU CAN'T BUY THE STOCK.
 The Glory Hole Bonanza Mines Go. has been organized with a capital of only $15o,ooO, which is less than was offered for the property the week of discovery. There are 100000 shares, par 10c, full paid and non assessable, of which 75O,00O shares have been retained by the owners and the other 750,000 shares set aside to be sold as needed and if needed, to provide funds to open up the property and FIND THE RICH ORE. THE COM PANY HAS BOCaHT AND PAID FOR THE PROPERTY AND OWNS THE FAMOUS GLORY HOLE PIT AND THE MAIN LEDGE ALL PAID FOR, not any bend or lease but ALL PAID FOR and when you buy a share Of stock in the Glory Hole Bonanza Mines Co. you get something tangible for your money and every share of stock represents a proportionate interest in the Glory Hole property and all the assets of the company.
 If we strike the rich ore any time you can look for the stock to go to $10 to $25 share, depending upon
 how large body of ore we strike and how rich it is, but judging from
 the Verde Extension and the Big Jim it is not unreasonable to ex- pect to see Glory Hole stock sell for
 S25 or more share if we strike a
 body of S3Oo,0O0 ore in the main ledge, such as we had in the little pit. offer . small block of the initial offering of stock in the Glory Hole Bonanza Mines Co. for 10c q
 share, cash, full paid and non- as
 sessabIe.
 1,C0o shares of this stock bought
 NOW will cost you just $100. If we strike body of high grade and the
 stock goes to S10 to S25 share, your | S1o0 investment will be worth from ] S1O,00O to $25.o00.
 2,5o0 shares of this stock bought
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21

border. It appeared risky to remain. A special guard accompanying our car was under orders to shoot anybody who attempted to molest us At Magdalena the guard peremptorily broke up a dem onstration attempted against us. There are not more than a half dozen Americans left in Northern Sonora and think they will get away safely in a fay- GaVS'
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21

NOW will cost you just $250. If it goes to $10 to $25 share, as it may very easily do if we strike a large body of high grade ore, your s250 investment will then be worth from S25,000 to $62,50o.
 5000 shares of this stock, bought NOW, will cost you only $500, and it is not at all beyond the bounds ol possibility that you may soon see this amount of stock worth from s5o,ooo to s125,OoO, if we strike body of high grade ore.
 STRANGER THINGS HAVE HAPPENED. THEY MAY HAPPEN AGAlN-BUT THEY CAN'T HAPPEN TO YOU UNLESS YOU TAKE THE CHANCE. Stop and you yourself know. THEY DIDN'T MAKE MUCH OF IT WORKING FOR IT. ALL THE MONEYED MEN OF THE WORLD MADE THEIR MONEY TAKING CHANGES ON SOMETHING THAT LOOKED GOOD, unless their erandfathers took a chance and made it for them. You can't save up enough working to make you rich and if your grandfather isn't rich you have got to keep on being poor or TAKE A CHANGE WHEN YOU HAVE A CHANGE. You are the Master of Your Own Destinies. $100 won't break you AND IT MAY MAKE YOU. HAVE 1 YOU GOT THE NERVE TO TAKE THE CHANGE AND TRY TO MAKE A FORTUNE FROM A SMALL INVESTMENT THE SAME AS SOME OTHERS HAVE DONE?
 l DON'T GUARANTEE YOU ANY THING 1 CAN'T MAKE GOOD ON. will sell you from 500 to 10000 , shares of stock in the Glory Hole Bonanza Mines Go. for 10c share, cash, full paid and non assessable. i guarantee that if we strike the ore 1 you will get your honest and pro- portionate share of every dollars i profit made on every pound of ore taken from the mine. No honest man can guarantee you anything more than that on any mining prop osition. If we strike it rich as we feel sure of doing, you will get your share of what is taken out. If we don't strike it you will lose your money the same as the rest. l have qood people interested with me and
 we are going to TRY TO MAKE A BIG BONANZA MINE. All you
 have got to do to lose your money is send 1t to me-AND ALL YOU
 HAVE TO DO TO MAKE A LOT OF MONEY IS TO BE IN WITH
 US WHEN WE STRIKE THE
 HIGH GRADE IN THE GLORY
 HOLE. ARE YOU WITH US?
 YOURS, FOR MONEY OUT OF
 THE MINE
 :, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21

BIG LECTION SALE TO-DAY at the Cowboy Corral at Five Points commencing at 1:2G o'clock. 50 head
 of as good Holstein cows as there is in Salt River Valley Come and sec for yourself. Will sell without re- serve or by bid.-adv. 1.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21

Young man wishes to hearN of some one going to Los Angeles, Calif., about June 26 to July by auto. who wants companion. Am good mechanic and driver will do same for fare H. B. Case, R. 6, Phoenix, Ariz. or call Ii
 mile west of Seventh Avenue on Glen dale car line at Ramona.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
ARIZONA DETAIL IN READINESS
 FOR ANY DUTY
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doors and windows, displaying their arms.
 Many were frightened for a short time, but it was decided to continue dancing. This they did until o'clock in the morning. when the Mexicans ordered them to go 10 their homes, laying particular stress upon the fact that they should go to their own homes
 Several attempted to leave the town, but they were met in every direction
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
SEND ME $lOO

AND LET ME TRY AND MAKE A FORTUNE FOR YOU. You will either lose the hundred or make from one to Ten Thousand Dollars or more.
 Nearly everyone in Arizona has heard Of the famous Glory Hole mine near SaIome and the wonder ful discovery of ore more than half gold and of the thousands of dollars in- high grade ore running over $100 a pound taken out Of a little twelve foot pit in a few days before the property Was closed down on ac- count of diaagreements and other troubles. Thousands of people have seen the wonderful Glory Hole ere, half or more gold, THE RICH EST EVER FOUND IN THE WEST, the first four chunks of it assayed, or weighed and melted down running $33S,5OO, s254,580, S179,440 and $117,334 a ton, JUST AS IT WAS TAKEN FROM THE
  mained closed down and undeveIop- ed until today and no one knows any more about what is in the Glory Hole hill now than they did the week of discovery.
 The famous Glory Hole pit, where the high grade $10o pound ore was taken out in such large quantities, is just down the hill under the edge of AN IMMENSE UNPARALLELED OUTCROP FROM ONE TO TWO HUNDRED FEET WIDE IN PLACES. ALL THE SMALL VEINS AND CROSS FISSURES WHICH CARRIED THE HIGH GRADE GOLD ORE IN THE SMALL PIT RUN RIGHT UP INTO THE BIG LEDGE ANr- MAIN OUTCROP JUST ABOVE THE GLORY HOLE. Mining men and geologists say we have the making of one of the big rich bon anza gold mines Of the West. have studied the property carefully for weeks and weeks and know it better than anyone else and BE LlEVE THE GLORY HOLE WILL MAKE ONE OF THE BIG BON ANZA GOLD MINES OF THE UNITED STATES. have hac some of the best mining men anc geologists in the country examine the property to confirm my opinion am not going to weary you with . long technical description made UT of a lot of technical tongue twisting names that mean nothing to you anyway and are often used pur- posely to confuse you. l am going to tell you the truth in plain Eng fish that you can understand. ar not going to paint any pretensive pictures with aIluring adjectives tc pry you loose from your none, first and then spend the next few years in making apologies and ex- cuses for not making good. l an
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
AUTO DRIVER FIRED UPON

BISBEE, June 20.-An automobile driver named Lofay, coming from Naco, to Bisbee, about ten o'clock to- night was fired upon, presumably by MeXicans, one mile this side of the border Officers are Investigating.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
AUCTION NOTICE

Everybody invited to attend the auction sale at the Cowboy Corral. Five Points, 30 D. m. today; 40 head of choice dairy cows will be sold to the highest bidder.
 C. o McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 (AdvD l.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
AUCTION NOTICE

Everyao6y invited to attend the auction sale at the Cowboy Corral. Five Points 1:30 p. m today: 40 head of choice dairy cows will be sold to the highest bidder.
 C. o. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 (AdVl l.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
STEVENS BILL ID BE
 DISCUSSED IN ROTARY

The following program has been ar ranged for the Friday Rotary meeting at the Rose Tree at 12:1O o'clock. Chairman, H. NJ. Kennedy. Roll call.
 Music.
 Stevens Bill-J. T. Whitney Introduction of Birdno-T. D Shaughnessy.
 Introduction of Sanders-H D. Mar shall.
 Rotary Ethics-Rev. Narney. Business
 Adjournment
Arizona republican., 1916-06-21
PACIFIC FLEET
 MAKING GREAT
 DEMONSTRATION

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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-07-20
NEWS FROM COMPANY X.

captain Rupert Smith came in ves.
terday on furlough, and is recruit.
ing In this city today. Captain Smith
says THE boys are all well and hay.
ing the best time possible in a big
crowd like that. They are being well
ted now, and not one is complaining
about his feed"
Captain Smith states that tn the
best Of his knowledge the troops will
move to the border some time toward
the last Of the week. or to say the
least Just as soon rs the equipment
arrives in full.
Captain Smiths furlough will end
wednesday, and he says all other
Burroughs expire tomorrow, and this
must force all the men TO he at Black
Point by Wednesday morning. This
is one thing that makes Captain smith
think they will depart for the border
at the earliest possible date.
The following are the ones who
were disqualified:
Willie Lee. Oscar Wright. Truxler
Stuckey, negro cooks.
Jasper wilson, Dewey Williams.
Tom Whiddcn, Grant Stroup, William
r. Smith Walter Smith. Herbert c.
McQuady, Joseph Mooney Guy John.
son, Elliott Higgins. John $. Hol-
comb James Hill, Gerald Gordon.
William d. Freeman. Arthur Fox. Al.
bert Ford. Tanier Drake, Henry ri.
crks. Leonard Davis. Patrick Colbert.
Wardie Bo2art, John Parker. Charles
d. Kelley, James Green. Allan G..
Dowd, Eugene Brannon, william c. |
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-07-20
ROBBERY
s..,rs To Have Become Epidemic In
Arcadia in Past Few Weeks.

ror the past two weeks there have
..n several robberies Of the stores
= Arcadia. The Sanitary Bakery wa:
ten into and the robbers got hall
+ % cigars and some cakes and sew
"a, ANAL things, which shows it was
.voerienced burglar, and again In
81. wav these persons entered the
store they must have been exceeding.
I. small. as they ripped the screen
!, The back door. and entered the ba.
Inv over the transom, which was on.
!. sbout four inches in space. Up to
~ present time the officers have not
hosn able to locate the offenders.
crawford's store was burglarized
,.reral days ago, and the store
,,issed about 50 In cash. but nothing
el.e They returned the second night
md tried to repeat the entrance, but
~. window entered the previous time
was nailed up hard and fast, so they
failed to gain the inside. The authori.
10, have so far failed to locate this
party.
The Louis Hahn meat market was
broken into some time ago and the
rash register rifled. The loot consist.
al OF a few dollars in nickles and
dimes and a small amount Of meat.
saturday night about 10 80 Mr.. Ira
J. Johnston's phone rang and central
told him that a man had just inform
I'd central that the front door of the
Mercantile Company was wide open.
Mr. Johnston Immediately went down
n see what the trouble was, and on
arriving he found everything intact,
and IN to tho present time there has
been nothing missed out Of the store
Tom Gaskins' seed store is another
victim of the marauders. The transom
Of this store was forced open and an
entrance made. The robbers got sew
eral dollars that had been left in the
cash register, but nothing more.
As yet nothing very serious has oc.
Cured, but unless something is done
to check these petty robberies, we
may have cause to appreciate that old
axiom, "An ounce Of prevention is
worth a pound of cure"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-07-20

ties which greet him on either side
he forgcts about the vacant lot which
he owns, and which is an eyesorc t.
those who live near it.
Vacant lots ovcrgrown with weed,
are menace to any community
Weeds cause hay fever, aggruvatc the
sufcrngs Of ESTIMATES. ana cheaper
bright, snappy neighborhoods.
If you think you can cheat the tax
assessor by letting the weeds grow
you might as well commence to cut
them right now, for your effort will
be Of no avail.
Every property owner who has at
heart the interests Of his neighbors
and his city will not have to be forced
trimmed.
There is a city ordinance which
covers the cutting Of weeds, which
should be enforced. Tampa Tribune,
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-07-20
FLORIDA PREPARES TO
RESIST DISEASE

The epidemic Of infantilc paralysis
which is prevailing so alarmingly in
New York, has caused fear through
out the entire country. which varies
in degree in inverse proportion to the
distance from the center of infection.
It has produced a condition Of ankle
ly in Florida that has not been par
alleled in many years.
For several reasons it is the part
Of wisdom that every state and section
should guard against its possible COM
Ing, however remote that possibility
may be. 1t is a disease that is not
wholly understood by the medical pro.
tession, and this mystery seems to
eomplcate the menace. The disease
appears to be slow, compared with
other infections, in it's development,
and the patient may travel far before
The disease may reach its diagnosablc
stage. 1t is but natural that families
With children in the infected city in
tace Of the prevalent disease, should
ny from the pestilence, scattering it
to every part of the country.
In view Of these facts, the state
boarl Of health, cooperating with
The health boards in the various cit.
les Of Florida, at the first warning Of
Danger, prepared to resist the incom-
ing to the state of this disease. These
efforts at protection have been conccn-
tSted at those ports and cities which
are the natural entry ways by water
and rail from the northern infected
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-07-20
CUT THOSE WEEDS.

Some Of MS live next door TO vacant
lots. the owners Of which do not give
a rab about our feelings nor our
health.
Perhaps the lot owners house Is
fanlSed on either side by well trim
med and flower bedecked lawns and,
in his enjoyment of the natural beau