The Benson signal., 1920-03-20
FIGURES TH4T PROLE'
The follow ing turned in by M. P, Cosby,

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The follow ing turned in by M. P Cosby.
and gladly give it space editorial column.-Ed]
Figures what snoud do selling 27c
these milking allow
third of dry the A
should give five galous of milk milking gallons
Allow giving gallons DAY you
of milk per Say
birth $40 eac and have income O0oo On
alfalfa of hay besides pasurage
sage. Now sell alfalfa
and the sage feeding
from farm sage
81 900 for coonseed cake for hired
for have total
This taken from the $40 900 and the
bank the end of the He $4 400 for his hay and age
Suppose him $2O for board family
has s., 400 left
five He buys 80 getting the best for $45OO He
$50 for land
900 left to build los besides $500
time he has banked $3 for the FIVE years
SO BAD
Fifty 4oace farms under Benson Canal would fine
have in bank would have barns os wells
fine homes and land high
Mr.. Farmer why complain you
gallon for milk? boarding
reed for the best and busy Take pencil
You that haveleft
hire but little help and could
food and clothing. NOT SO BAD after all.
TOMBSTONE, Ariz.-What is declared to be per-
haps the most important decision to be rendered any
the deportation expected be given next week
by Judge Samuel L. Patee sitting in the trial of IT. E.
Wooten first of 21O defendants to before the
peror court here charges of participation in the
W. W. deportatons at Bisbee July H. 1917 The de-
con the plea of the defense to build it's mat
ter premises of sedefense and necessity applied
to entire community. The Defense which is said to
be unique in the annals Of American jurisprudence is
that community, collection OF Individuals has the
same right to invoke the laws of sedefense and
sity single member Of society, and that if this right
be allowed it must also be allowed that such defendant
has right to show the circumstances surrounding the
act of which he is accused
The burden of the plea according to those who are
familiar with the case that the deportations at Bsbec
grew out of attempts the part of the W. W. to stop
production of copper in the Warren mining district
part OF wedefned plan to hinder the operations of
this government during the with Germany and ut
matey to compass the overthrow of that government
trey If the court favors the defense in the decision,
which because of it's Importance will be submitted in writ
ing it will result in what will be perhaps the greatest
pose of the aims and plans Of the l. W. w. made
since the history Of that organization taking in does
OF evidence which it's operations since
1903 and extending to the present time.
The opening argument of the defense in support of
it's contention of admssibty made by W. H. Burgess
chief counsel for the Defense who followed by r. n
French. county attorney. A. A. Worsey Tucson attor
ney who assisting the county attorney made speech
conradicng the arguments of the defense when French
had finished after which Frank g. Cuey assistant chief
counsel for the Defense made the closing argument Aft
the judge had spent day in preparing his opinion he
called the attorneys to the court to listen to remarks
made by French concerning certain authority which
had been cited support Of the contentious of the de-
fense and then court adjourned again that the judge
might continue the preparation Of his decision All tho
arguments concerning the plea Of the defense have been
made in the absence of the jury Court then ad ourn
ed until Monday to await Judge Pattee s decision.
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