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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-01
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The Dot Farm"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-01
THE WAR TAXES

When you enter a picture show
To-Day and the regular price is 10c
you VIII have to contribute 1c extra:
Il l5c admission &c extra. Ali rail,
road mileage is taxed 8 per. cent.
lreight 5 per cent. Letters for local
delivery &c, as above; for ont-of-
town dellve.y Sc; postal cards, &c:
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-01

l. A. Welborn of Route i, Thorn
asyille, lost an old family horse by
death recently. The horse had bsen
the family for over Is years.
And gasoline showed a shortness
here this week. What next?
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-01
A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need of a
remedy for kidney troubles and
backache, it is a good plan to try
Doan's Kidney Pilla. They are
etrcnely recomm led by High
Point people.
Mrs. S. o. PEBBLES, 214 Willow.
brook ST, High Point, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills have been used with
good results in our family on sew
eral occasions. / know that they are
a medicine of merit and don't hes
itate to recommend them.
60c, at all de ,lers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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V|N0L CREATES
STRENGTH.
Positive-Convincing Proof

N SC4@1W N)&@11
It is all very well to make claims,
but can they be proven7 We publish
the formula Of Vinol TO prove the
statements we make about il.
II Cod Liver and Beef Peptones, Iron and
Manganese Peptonates, Iron and AM
monium Citrate, Lime and Soda Glycero-
phosphates, Cascarin.
Any doctor will tell you that the
ingredients of Vinol as published
above, combine the very elements
needed to make strength.
SAu weak, rundown, overworked
nervous men and women may prove
this at our expense.
There is nothing like Vino1 to re-
store strength and vitality to feeble
old people, delicate children and all
persons who need more strength.
Try it. IF you are not entirely sat
ished, we will return your money
without question; that proves our
fairness and your protection.
Nation Drug Co. High Point, N. c..
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

Mexico made to an Associated Press correspondent tonight. follows:
 "We left Campbell's ranch at day bre..sI Inls morning and headed south ward toward the Corner ranch. From there we went west by south until we found a beaten trail made by horses hoofs We followed this wei defined trail for more than a mile until it seemed to scatter in all directions. We picked up each individual trail and fol- lowed them until we crossed into Mex ico. At last, along about f o'clock this afternoon, we followed the last traIi which led three miles into Mexico.
 There. beside a clump of cactus. we found the bodies of our murdered friends, lying in their blood. The earth near the men was torn up with the marks of their feet, as if, they had put up q struggle. Some dozens of empty Winchester shells for both rifle and revolver lay nearby. The Mexicans had stripped the bodies to the skin.'
 Preceding the Corner ranch raid Monday, Mexican bandits raided the Nogales headquarters camp of the Pal omas Land & Cattle company. twenty miles below the border and forty-five miles southwest of the Corner rancn. Two Mexican ranch hands were taken during this raid and carried away with the raiders. Ten dead horses were found at the Nogales headquarters ranch following the raid according to a report made by James Faunevile, the foreman of the PalOmas Land & Cattle company, which is owned by the War ren interests. The horses were believed to have been ridden to The ranch by the raiders and exchanged there for fresh mounts taken from the corral after which they were shot A large quan- tlty Of stores, supplies and a number of wagons were taken at this ranch.
 Two troops of cavalry dispatched by Lieutenant Colonel Waterman bave gone to Alamo Hueco. and Culbersons ranch to await further orders. When asked whether his command might cross into Mexico, Lieutenant Colonel Waterman replied that he could not tell. pending further orders.
 Another report has it that not Mi randa but Silvestre led the raid. Que vedo was brought up in Colonia Diaz, Mexico, where all three of the bandit victims were born
 There was some talk at Hachita to- night of organizing party of cow boys to avenge the deaths, but reliable information has reached here that Sa lazars force consists of over, 800 well armed and well mounted men. Scout Spillsburv mentioned as leader, could not muster more than fifty men.
 The foreman of the Corner ranch. who disappeared. was q Mexican. For this reason he is believed to be un- harmed.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
Not Taken Seriously

FL PASO, Feb. 15.-Army officers
 and civilians here who know SalaZar
 declared tonight they did not take his
 reported threat to raid an American border city or town seriously as he has
 made boastful speeches in the past
 while with Pascual Orozco and other
 revolutionary leaders which he failed
 to carry out.
 The S5,000 ransom demanded of the
 Warren interests for the release of Ed C'Bunk'D Spencer and his Mexican
 wife has not been paid, according to the local representative of the Warren
 interests. who is one of the most
 prominent business men here. He ad-
 vised E. K. Warren strongly against
 the payment of any ransom saying that this would result in many border
 ranchers being held for ransom by
 Mexican bandits It was reported from
 Hachita that the ransom was to be paid in monthly installments as a means of
 protecting the Warren properties against other raids but this was
 strenuously denied tonight.
 The Carranza government officials
 have also urged that the ransom be not paid as forces were proceeding to
 the O1itOs country from Casas Grandes and from Sonora points.
 Jose Ynez Salazars real motive for appearing near the American border in the district opposite the Gadsden Purchase is now believed to be for i the purpose of smuggling ammunition, shells and rifles for the Villa force i which he commands before the expect ed attack on Juarez was started. Government agents here have been watching the movement of number | of well known American and Mexican ammunition smugglers who have been unusually busy recently in the vicinity
 of Hachita, Columbus and other bor- der points. These agents said today they had positive information that quantities of ammunition had been i smuggled acroSs the border to Salazar both east and west of Columbus and that this ammunition was being cached south of the line for transportation on mules to the Villa base in the vicinity !: of Vado Fus(les Mexican officials : here also admit that wholesale ammu- milton smuggling operations have been in progress along the New Mexico Chihuahua border.
 The raids across the border, they say, were made for the purpose of drawing the United States army patrols to the JoS ulSlrlct m OTOer that anmunl- tion might be rushed across the line elsewhere.
 Julio Acosta. a Villa commander,
 raided the Naherachic ranch. belong
 ing to Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, two miles from Madera, Chih., on February &. killing two Mexican ranch hands,
 wounding several others, completely
 footing the ranch houses and driving
 off number of horses, according to q
 message received here tonight by the
 local representatives of the Hearst
 interests in Mexico.
 Madeira is 250 miles southwest of
 Juarez and is the center of the Pear son Milling company's interests. The same message also told of the footing of the Pearson company's store there,
 according to the Hearst representa-
 lives.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

of MT. Smalley, said that he was proud to numperi him among his friends and knew him to be capable.
 Is that why you vote against hlm?" asked MT. Sutter
 The nominations of Merrill and Moore were defeated by a strictly party lineup.
 Governor Campbelps Statement
 Governor Campbell, speaking yes- terday afternoon of the action of the senate said: T regret the action of the senate in refusing to confirm my recent ap- pointmcnts inasmuch as it leaves me without any authority to properly ad- minister the duties of tnis orice. AS things stand at the present time, l am merely acting as state paymaster. signing warrants and S
 other documents as come to me for signature
 The Lowell Observatory Two bills were introduced Tn the l senate in the afternoon by Mir. Camp I bell. One of them exempts property 1 inherited and to oe devoted to astron- ! omical research, for the public vel l fare and without profit to the heirs, !, from the operation oI the inheritance tax law. The other eXempts similarly i described property from ordinary tax ation. Both bills were passed through 1 their second and third reading unde: such a suspensicn~ of the rules. The 1 property so described is that of the 1 Lowell Observatory at Fiags'aTi | which has descended from the late 1 Dr. PerciYal Loweil to las .asteiH heirs, to be maintained by them fol l the purposes for which IL was ere 1 dted by that eminent .dartlan student | Other bills introduced in tie senate l were:
 1 By MT. Winsor, to enable the Statt l to avail itself Of the money provided 1 y the Shackleford- -BanHhead post roads bill. Under this federal law 1 here is available for Arizona the frs, | year, in round numbers, $70,000 on the l condition that the state appropriates d similar amount for the purpose ol constructing roads which are or may
 De used as post roads.
 By MT. Colter, providing for arte. l sian wells for the development ol
 state school lands.
 By Nh. Buchanan, to amend the law
 relating 10 railroad corporations. By Mir. WinsoI to amend the lant
 ode so that the loan board may avai l itself of the funds at the disposal O | the land department, to meet the eX- 1 oenses of the appraisal of land fol ] .oans on which application is made
 The bill was passed under a suspen sion of the rules
 No Bible Reading
 In the afternoon the senate disposed
 of the house bill providing for readinf
 the bible in the schools. Expected
 action on that bill had brought {; great many visitors to the gallery | Droba bly az many as were callet
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

there by the expected fight over the nominations. Winsor's bill prohibit ing the publication of anonymous communications to voters was also passed.
 The House in Session AS usual, the greater part of the time of the house was devoted to the consideration in the committee of the whole of the general appropriation bill. Those subdivisions providing 1 for the expenses of the corporation commission were reverted to and all of them except that providing for the salaries of the commissioners Wero stricken out and there was substi- tuted for them an appropriation of a sum equal to the aggregate. to be used within the discretion of the commission The rest of the day was devoted to the sections providing for the board of control, with Citizen Member Charles R. OsOurn before the committee.
 On Tuesday MT Goodwin gave mo- tice that he would move for an in- vestigation of the methods of the tax commission in arriving at the valna- tion of mining property. Yesterday he presented the following request with the statement that he would ask for no action on it until after the disposition of the general approppi- ation bill by the house:
 T request, with the permission Of the house, that the tax commission appear before this body and inform this body the method of how produc- ing mines are taxed. and if the net produced is used only as a basis of determining the value of these mines. why the tax paying public cannot ge. any information how the net value of 1 the various mines are arrived at, and the valie of the net productions of each of the mines upon which the as sessed valuation as determined. And such other information as may be within the rights of the tax paying public to know"
 New House Bills
 The following new bills were brought in:
 By MT. Flake of Navajo. providing for the forfeiture of office by officers who absent themselves from their posts without the consent of super for.
 By MT Eddy, for the regulation of freight by automobiles for hire, by !. placing them under the control of the corporation commission. By MT. Green. for the suppression of contagious diseases among bees and for the creation Of the office of
 inspector Of apiaTies. This is to come
 under the direction Of the state ento
 mologist who may employ deputies at 1. not more than s5 day.
 By Mr. Faires. providing for the
 publication Of supreme court reports. i By MT. Housers. for the creation ot | Aoarde of healfh for counties.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
Einhtino at La Cruz

JUAREZ. Feb. 15.-Seven trains with troops left Chihuahua City from the south yesterday and two trains filled with wounded returned in the night with CarranZa soldiers wounded in fighting at La Cruz, about 90 miles south Of the city. passengers arriving in Juarez from the south announced tonight.
 From their accounts, Villa troops succeeded in breaking between General Murguia's lines and isolating a part of his command to the north while the main body of government forces were in the south below JimeneZ.
 The feeling in Chihuahua at the time the train left for the north this morn ing was that Villa was striking north ard inc city
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

was uncOnfirmed, and it is now be- lieved to be baseless. The raid at the Corner ranch Monday is believed to have become confused with a false rumor that Lang's ranch had been raided. Because of its isolated posi- tion. it was impossible to verify the story until late today, when army officers positively denied that a raid had occurred at Lang's passing their denial upon reports brought in from border patrols.
 It became known here tonight that the 5000 demanded by Salazar of the Warren interests no only included the ransom of Spencer and his wife but also carried with it threat that, unless it was paid, 1000 head of cattle at Ojitos would be confiscated, the ranch buildings burned and all prop erty destroyed. SalaZar was said to have 800 men at Ojitos ready to carry out the thr~at.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
Say ViIlistas Siahted

DOUGLAS, Feb. 15.-That a large body of Villistas ha> been sighted by CarranZa scouts from Sonora. en- camped at Las Varas, ranch directly at the Chihuahua entrance to Pulpito pass. the best road through the hills into Sonora, was reported in Agua Prieta today. Scouting parties have been ordered to investigate, it was reported.
 The expeditionary force which the CarranZa leaders say is to cross into Chihuahua soon was reported today to be moving very slowly in the direc- ton of Colonia Morelos, 56 miles southeast Most of the leaders were in Agua Prieta today, attending a con- ference with General r. R. Serrano, military commander of the state.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
NAVY |S LOYAL;
 GOVERNMENT
 E OPTIMISTIC
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

HAVANA, Feb. 15.-In spite of a plot against the government, discov cred among certain members of the Havana police force, there was more optimistic tone in governmental circles tonight, due to the loyalty of the navy, of which several vessels made their escape from Santiago, and also the belief that Santiago soon will be recovered from the revolution ists by the government. It is claimed by high officials that the movement begun there by Rigoberto Fernandez is not a popular one.
 Lieutenant Wilfred Diaz, aide to Fernandez escaped on the Cuban School ship Patria. which arrived here from Santiago. Daz will pro ceed with men. arms, and supplies for an unknown destination.
 Telegraphic communication has been restored with the province of Camaguey, where heavy fighting is reported between 500 loyal troops against an unknown number of revo- lutionists BaldOmera AcOsta and Pino Guerro, with their bands of rev olutionistS, are still making for the Pima Del Rio Hills. Their rear guard had been attacked in a two days run ming fight.
 A lengthy proclamation issued by the Veterans Association in favor of the government has made good i'm presSion.
 According to an official announce ment made at the palace tonight, diff ficulty has been encountered in com munication with several districts of Santa Clara province where the cleo tions were held yesterday. Three of the districts heard from, showed that the Conservatives had ontained a ma l. jCrity over the Liberals.
 It was added that advance reports from the other districts indicated that there had been d verltable landslide for the conservatives.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
RELIEF MEMBERS
 PLAN ID REMAIN
[Republican A. p. Leased Wire]

LONDON, Feb. l5.-Representatives of the American commission for relief in Belgium will not withdraw from the occupied portions of Belgium and northern France as prevlously had been arranged but will remain for the pres ent it is now stated. This was con tained in dispatches from Rotterdam saying the German authorities had an- nounced that the representatives might remain.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-News of Germany's retraction of her order fore ing the American members of the Bel eian relief Commission to leave Bel gium and northern France was received Dv state department officials and by Herbert C. Hoover. chairman oL t.. commission, with both surprise and pleasure. Apart from brief telegram from Brand Whitlock saying negotia tions of some sort were under way. neither the department nor MT. Hoover had any official advices on the subject
 The impression here ie that Germany did not expect the commissions prompt and final response to the suggestion that "a few Americans, among them Brand Whitlock, might reside in Brus- sels and exei else general supervision of the work" The commission refused flatly t0 accept this compromtse and at once ordered all it's men to watndraw from the field.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
Receive News in Columbus

COLUMBUS, N. M., Feb. 15.-News was received here tonight that the dead bodies of the Mormon cowboys, Peter son, Acord and Jensen, seized by Mex ican bandits on the Corner ranch last Monday, had been found near the ranch. The military authorities here, so far as can be learned have taken no action.
 It was officially stated at the head quarters of the New Mexico patrol dis trict tonight that no additional troops would be sent from here to the Ha- chita district where the raid occurred Monday. There are four troops of the Twelfth United States Cavalry in tht Hachita district it was said tonight al the base headquarters here.
 Two troops were stationed in Hachita but left for the border following the raid The other troops had their camr at Los Cienega,s, twenty five miles south of Hachita. These two troop: had patrols at Alamo Hueco. Dos Springs and along the border near tn, l Corner ranch, it was said here. I Two companies of the New Mexico 1 infantry have taken the places of th'
 two troops of the 18th cavalry a 1 Hachita.
 No additional troops were sent t. | another raid, it was said at head
 quarters, the usual patrol being main
 tained along the border both eas
 and west of this point, according t
 army officers here
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
All Officials Deposed

NEW YORK, Feb. 15-AI officials have been deposed and virtually the whole of the province of SantiagC de Cuba is in possession of the insur- rectionists, according to a cable mes sage which Dr. Orestes Ferrara
 speaker of the Cuban house Of repre- sentatives and Dr. Raimondo Cabre-
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
No Orders to Funston

of the finding of the bodies of the Americans slain by Mexican bandits were received at the state department tonight from Hachita.
 There was no intimation that any new orders would go to General Fun ston as result of the raid. General Funston has full authority to deal with the situation on the border and unless there is some unexpected at tack in force or a general recurrence of raids. any necessary steps will be left to his discretion.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
SALAZAR SENDS THREAT TO RAID
 AMERICAN CITY
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overseer of the Warren ranches, Spen- cer returned to Mexico late Tuesday evening, according to Morehead.
 Andrew Peterson's dog "Shep" cross ed the line and trotted to the camp fire of the posse of Mormon cowboys early today having apparently trav- eled great distance during the night. He was believed to have accompanied his master into Mexico and to have escaped later His return was taken by the cowboy posse to indicate, that Peterson had been killed and it was at once feared that all of the three prisoners had been executed although nothing had been obtained until then to confirm this belief
 A government agent arrived here early today and made an investigation of the raid,s making a report to Wash ington regarding the raid. According to this report, the MeXicans under Prudencio Miranda were eating dinner at a ranch house on the American side when Peterson, Jensen and Accord rode up unarmed. The Americans were surrounded, made prisoners and taken across the line, according to the report made by the government agent. His report also confirmed previous reports of the Corner ranch raid on Monday.
 From later reports received here to- day by military officers and others, the reported raid on Lang's ranch and the killing of two American ranchmen
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

an amendment to the journal by MT. Winsor correcting the record of Tues day as to the action on that report. The significance Of the amendment was not at once perceived and no oh- jection was raised. However, in the end, the amendment cut no figure.
 The Opening Battle
 A motion made by Chairman De- vine of the select committee, made by
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
DEAD BODIES OF COWBOYS FOUND
 BELOW BORDER

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Arizona republican., 1917-02-16

ra, now in this country as special representatives of the Liberal party of Cuba, announced they had received tonight. The messages, they said. were signed by Luis Mola. military governor of Santiago and F. Fernan- des, commander of the district.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
Less Apprehensior

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-.'ailure
 to receive from Cuba today reports
 showing marked growth in the liberal revolution caused administration off cials to regard the situation there with less apprehension. Minister Con Zales reports confirm earlier unoffi- cial dispatches telling of the dispersal of various rebel bands They told, however, of the occupation of Santi- ago by General Fernandez, command 1 ing more than a regiment of regular troops.
 Satisfaction was displayed at the state department over information that so far the rebels have destroyed no property. It became evident today 1 that the United States will make no | move ir Cuban affairs unil they are more sharply defined by develop
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
STATE SENATE TIES GOVERNORS HANDS
 BY PARTISAN VOTE

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