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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-08

for offenses in the army have been
based since 1914 on consensus of
those fixed by different state laws for
similar civil offenses. The executive
order reduces maximum penalties fol-
such offenses as fraudulent enlist
ment, desertion and other peculiarly
70 ','.' -,"i'i''r. T.. NV 'm'''n pc1.
aItles seldom have been awarded fol
these otfcnses.
"The Presidents memorandum
calling attention to the articles Of
war which provide for grading
down from maximum penalties
where cases are not aggravated
probably will have more effect in
tightening punishments than the re-
auctions which he actually orders.
Ills memorandum, however. but
stresses what is already part of
military law"
Since 1890 the President has been
authorized by congress to fix the
limit of military punishment by
executive order, and several such or
ders have been issued from time to
time by different presidents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-08
TO REDUCE THE
SEVERITY COURTS
MARTIAL SENTENCES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--Reduc-
ton in the number of dishonorable
discharges from the army and a
grading down in the severity of
courts martial sentences are expect
ed by the Judge advocate generals
department to result from an cXecu-
tive order limiting military peace
time punishment which goes into eff
feet today. The order follows wide
agitation over court martial penal
ties during the war period.
A memorandum from the President
attached to the order directs that
maximum punishment and dishonor-
or;jblc discharges he imposed only in
aggravated eases. This is expected
to have more effect in reducing pen
allies. it was stated than the actual
order, which reduces puniShments fol
u different oftenses und& the mill
tary code.
The old maximum Of IS months
confinement for desertion by zen less
than one year in service has been re
duccd to one year, and in cases OF
more than six months service, from
two and onc-half years to two years.
The period of absence for which de-
scrtiou penalties can be imposed is
increased from 30 to 60 days.
The maximum penalty for fraudu-
lcnt enlistment has been reduced
from one years Imprisonment to six
months. The greatest reduction Of
maximum confinement is for assault
without deadly weapons, which wa;
five wears. reduced to one year. The
maximum where weapons are used
still is five years.
Yhc maximum fnr obtaining under
false preten-es mouey or property
valued at $50 or more is reduced
from five years to three years.
"Thc executive order will not re
suit in Il radical reduction of penal
ties" Col. G.. a. kregcr. acting Judge
advocate, declared. "Punishments
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-08
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cathartic for constipation, bilious
ness. headaches, and sluggish bowels.
For sale by Henleys Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-08
PLEASURE AND BUSINESS TRIPS

Low rates to Orlando, Haines City,
Kissimmee, Florence Villa, Winter
Haven, Barlow, Mulberry. Tampa.
Clearwater, Safety Harbor. st
Petersburg, Pass-a-Grill and Miami.
new 7-passenger, S-cylinder Odds.
Careful drivers. Phone 800 Red, 1913
Black or driver for EIks Hotel,
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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16
ESCAPED fELON PUSHED
ACROSS LINE. ARRESTED

NOGALES, Oct. 11.-Pcrry Hooper.
NET 70. cue Of the tve.ss prisoners
who escaped from the Santa Cruz
county Jail here on jane 9. was de
ported from Mexico toliy and was
Immediately arrested by Sheriff
George White and placed in :hs coun-
ty jail. Hooper will be taken to Flor
ence to serve life sentence In the
state prison for killia.s Delhi Rogers.
also a negro. last November.
Hooper and the other Prisoners
who escaped. crossed the boundary
into Mexico as soon as they got Cut
of jail. Hooper was under the long
est sentence OF any Of the men who
escaped Thad Mitchell. who was
under the next longest term, was cap
tared and returned to the United
States shortly after his escape. He
now Is serving sentence Of IS years
in teh state prison at Florence for an
attempt to commit murder.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16
FRIDAY

FROM PHOENIX.
II. G. Parks. Of Phoenix, is regis.
tered at the Arcade.
BROUGHT PRISONER.
| Ben Kratzberg, deputy sheriff at
Bowie. brought a prisoner to the
county jail today.
UP FROM BENSON.
Deputy Sheriff Billy Bennett was
visitor In Tombstone today on bust
ness at the sheriff's ONCE.
FROM coURTLANp.
VIM Holmes, president OF the Lead
vile Mining company. was a business
visitor in Tombstone today from his
home at CORTLAND.
FROM BOWIE.
w. G. Richards, pioneer OF Bowie,
was among the visitors 10 Tombstone
today. having business at the court
house.
VISITED HERE.
J, L. MuIhern. father of Mrs. Kate
Igo. visited in Tombstone today with
his daughter His home Is In Doug
las.
a..
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16
TUESDAY

FROM sissEE.
Jack Clifford came in yesterday
from Bisbee and win remain here for
several days on business mission-
RETURNED HOME
Miss Minnie Sanders returned home
today from Don Luis. where she has
been ON q visit with her sister. Mrs.
A. s. Cook.
THEN THE SLAUGHTER.
/ Saturday. October 18th and what
few quail there are In the country win
be open to the huners. At the pres
ent time starting the 18th. hunters
may shoot deer, turkey. quail. ducks,
geese, doves and rabbits. but NOT in
the Huachucas.
NsJTsNc HERE.
4. W. H. Mcmahon. formerly assistant
clerk Of the board Of supervisors. and
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16
THURSDAY
HERE AS WITNESS

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HERE AS WITNESS
NJ. F. Bane OF Douglas, was a visitor
m the county seat today. having been
summoned as a witness for the state
in the case of the State vs.. W. p.
Walker.
CLEANING RESERVOIR.
The Huachuca Water company yes
terday cleaned the big reservoir on
the hill. This Is the first time they
have had q chance to clean 4, TOR some
time, according to Manager Gardner,
owing to the scarcity Of water which
has prevailed for some time past.
ROAD WORK.
The work of cleaning up the roads
to Charleston, Benson. Gleason and
Bisbee. out of Tombstone, IL being
pushed right along by the county and
state maintenance crews. Next Sun
day viii show the motorists consider
able change in road conditions, full
account Of which viii be printed Sat
urday for their information.
TO yERoMe
James Smith returned yesterday
TO Jerome after spending several
weeks In Tombstone on . visit with
his mother. Mrs E. Smith and family.
coRaGcT DATE
It now develops that dscIks and
geese cannot be shot on ths lsth Of
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16

months leasing in the Tombstone min
ing district. left today for San Fran.
cisco. the first lap Of his Journey to
Australia. where he goes to Join rela
tives and make his home.
PATAGONIA MINING
MEN HERE TODAY.
c. C. Coates, p. A. Conner and Thos.
Fraser. mining men Of Patagonia. ar.
rived In Tombstone today and will
spend several days in the district.
MARRIED COUPLE
THIS MORNING.
During a brief recess in Division I
OF the Superior Court this morning.
Judge A. C. Lockwood found time to
join in the bonds OF matrimony MI
guel Flores and Rita Carabajal, Of Bis.
bee.
GAME WARDEN HERE.
Powell Cosby. of Pomerene. game
warden. was In Tombstone today com.
ing from Bisbee and Douglas, where
he has been for the past few days
checking up on hunting licenses. He
has just returned from Fl. Huachuca
investigating the report that deer are
being killed in the Huachuca game
preserve. While there prabably have
been some violations. he stated. evi
dence on that subject is hard to get
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16

Mrs. Alice Kuchenbecker. will remain
until November LIST. when they will
join him in Los Angeles. A number
of friends were at the depot this
morning to bid Mr.. Kuchenbecker
bon voyage and good luck.
STATE EXAMINER HERE.
H. o. Morrison state examiner. and
Deputy Pierce. arrived in Tombstone
today to remain here during the
Walker trial. J. c. Darcy. deputy
state auditor. who has been here dur
ing the week will return home to-
night.
SAW METEOR.
A number of Tombstone people ro-
port seeing the fall of large meteor
shortly after O'Clock last night.
which looked as IL 1t struck in the
mountains north OF Benson. The ball
Of fire appeared to be about eight
inches in diameter Snd Just before it
struck the earth a number OF smaller
missiles barst from the main body No
reports were received here today az
10 the exact spot where the celestial
visitor fell
VISITING HERE.
Miss Clara Igo is spending the
weekend in Tombstone with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs John Igo She is
accompanied by Miss Marguerite
Pack.
MOVED AWAY.
George washburn, who has been
associated with George Elliott in the
mining game here. has moved away.
leaving the camp today.
FROM PEARcE.
S. Dixon and family have moved to
Tombstone from Pearce. He will
work for Cochran and Hilton on the
North Bonanza lease
HieHWAYMAN HERE.
|. T. Frazier. well known highway
man." and superintendent OF main
.tenance and way of the State High
way Department, was in Tombstone
today enroute to Nogales. He has
just inspected work on the Douglas
east road and the maintenance on
the Tombstone Bisbee road and left
for Nogales.
STILL WAITING.
Word was received today from State
Engineer Tom Maddox that he had
just made another request to the S.
p company that they sign the right OF
way papers SO that work could be
started at once to finish the short
stretch of state highway in Benson
The delay is a hardship for the con-
tractors, highway department and
most of all the dear people" who are
generally the goat.
THE JACK KNIFE MAN.
Those OF our readers who have ever
been up and down the Mississippi riv-
er and know "shanty boat" life on the
Father of Waters, or even those who
have seen in Scribner's the "Shanty
boat" life sketches Of the artist Jules
Guerin. will be more than delighted
to know thath the attraction at the
Crystal tomorrow night is story por-
traying the life of that kind of peo-
pie 1t is intensely interesting AMI
r,ore than worth while, as it gives us
a glance at the life of a class OF peo-
pie we have never seen in pictures up
TO now
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16

October. legally. but on account Of
the treaty with Canada. the date Is
October 1e. and hunters shoald re-
member this. that while the quail
season opens Saturday. the 18th. the
ducks and geese canot be shot under
the law. until the next day. October
18th.
WEATHER CHANGE
Old timers who are some times
good guessers-and some tirncs not,
say cold weather is about I, descend
upon US. Well. let her come II we
get a cut in freight rates and the
price Of coal comes down equal to the
cut. said to be 25 per cent Of me pres
ent rate
LOCAL ELks INVITED;
vENisoN "FeED"
Local members of B. p. O. E. No.
GIL Of Bisbee. have been invited to
attend a special meeting in Bisbee
next Saturday night. October the 18th,
for initiation, which viii be followed
by a venison feed" 1t is certain
that the Tombstone members to
man will he nreSeut
ATTENDED FAIR
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Merrill. &C.
companied by Mr.. Merrill's mother,
Mrs Blaine. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fsed
Winston. made one Of the several par
ties who attended the Fair and Picnic
held at Cochise Stronghold yesterday.
MARRIED COUPLE
Justice Of the Peace H. P. Merrill
today Joined in matfimOny Charles
Seward Pierce of Bisbee, and Miss
Sadie G. Dinsmore OF Lowell. Mrs.
Nancy E. Small. mother OF the groom,
and Mrs. J. Debo. mother OF the bride,
acted as witnesses.
ToMssToNirEs ATTEND
STRONGHOLD FAIR
Many auto parties Of Tombstonites
motored to the famous Cochise
Stronghold yesterday morning to at.
tend the Fourth Annual Picnic and
Fair staged by the Stronghold Fair
and Amusement association. They
report having spent a very pleasant
outing in the picturesque Stronghold.
and enjoying the program Of speaking
and sports held in connection with the
fair. The agricultural exhibits far
surpassed the expectations of the WIS.,
itors from about the county.
TO s,ssEE
Court Reporter H. D. Palmer Of d.
vision Of the Superior Court, went
to Bisbee today on official matters.
TO DOUGLAS
Judge A. NJ. Sames of Division 2 of
The Superior SQUIRT. went to Douglas
yesterday on an official visit.
VISITED PARENTS.
Mrs. J. H. Mcpherson and Mrs. Ne..
lie Dalgleish spent yesterday in Bis
lee visiting with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hughes.
HERE FROM sis1EE
Jas Henderson of Bisbee was a
visitor in the county seat today.
FROM ST. DAVID
10 Wright. merchant Of st. David.
spent several hours in Tombstone to-
day. Mr.. Wright is also cattle inspec.
tor and continued on to the Sulphur
Springs valley, where he goes to in
spect shipment of cattle.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16

now connected nth the city engi-
neer's once in Tucson. accompanied
by Mrs. Mcmahon. are Visiting in the
city for several days the guests Of
Mrs. McMahon's father. E. J. westsr-
welt.
TO e. pAso
George Elliott left today for e.
Pxso. where he goes on . business
mission.
MEETING POSTPONED.
Owing to the fact that tomorrow Is
to be observed as holiday. the meet
ing scheduled at the wolcott school
for the formation OF the Mothers
Teachers Club. has been postponed
until next Wednesday. October 18th.
at the same hour. 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
REPAIRING cLEEsoN ROAD.
County Engineer Sid Smyth this
morning announced he had placed a
gang on the Gleason Tombstone road
in charge of Ed Thomas. who has
been at work on this side of the d.
vide number OF places at present
in pretty bad shape will be repaired
to take care of traffic.
TO sENsoN
C. W. Mangam. manager OF the To-
cal office and exchange Of the Noun
tain States Telephone company. went
to Benson today. The Benson office
is included in Mr.. Mansam's territory
and he makes frequent trips to that
place. He was accompanied today by
Miss velma Tucker. local Hello"
girl.
SOME ROCKY.
Part of the road to Fairbank last
night was a very good replica OF the
famous Rocky Road to Dublin ow-
ing to removal work now going on It
is expected that work today practi-
cally removed all the rocks that in
terferred with rubber" on that road
This work. which is state maintenance
work. is practically finished and the
crew will be working between Tomb
stone and Bisbee tomorrow or next
day.
TO HOSPITAL.
Harry E. Scott left this afternoon
for Douglas, where he will enter the
hospital for treatment following sew
eral weeks illness.
IN TREAsuRER's OFFICE.
Miss Frona White arrived In the
city today from Douglas and will take
a position as clerk in the treasurer's
office.
IMPROVED.
The home place of Lawrence Wool
cry recently purchased by him has
been treated to considerable carpe1.
ter work and been painted. adding
greatly to the appearance OF the prop
erty.
REPAIRING ROAD.
Supt John H. Davis, Of the Bunker
Hill Mines company. is having the
road from the railroad track on Fifth
Street leading up the hill put in first
class shape 1t was very badly torn
up by the summer rains.
TOWARDS CHARLESTON.
County Engineer Sid Smyth is
pushing the work on the Tombstone
Charleston road which has more tra.-
fic than usual owing to the condition
of the Fairbank to Harkey ranch
rad. This latter road will be placed
in going shape right away.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
FROM DOUGLAS.
Judge Roark. attorney of Douglas.
was a visitor in town today
FROM FAiRsANk.
Supt. Henry Street, OF the Boquil-
las Land & Cattle Co.. and wife. were
visitors in town today from Fairbank,
cATTtEMAN HERE.
Bob FOUR. foreman Of the Boquillas
Land & Cattle Co. spent the day in
Tombstone today
FROM DOUGLAS.
F. H. Fisher. cashier OF the Bank
Of Douglas. was a visitor in Tomb
stone today on matters in court.
VISITING FRIENDS.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Wales is spending the
weekend in Warren the guest of Mrs.
Chas. Allen.
FROM cLEEsoN.
c. 1. Van Meter well known resident
of Gleason. was among the visitors
in the county seat today.
FOR WEEKEND.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Chambers, Miss
Helen Abel and Miss Mildred Stark
motored to Tucson today to spend the
weekend with friends.
TOOK PATIENT.
Jail Matron Mrs. Phoebe Preston
returned home today from Phoenix,
where she took Maria Ramos, an in
sane patient to the state hospital,
committed several days ago by Judge
Lockwood.
BOOM. BOOM!
The air was fairly shattered this
morning with the opening of the quail
season. right in our very back doors
since the few quail around here we're
numerically pelted by shooters just
after sunup. Duck season opens TO-
morrow
TO sIssEE.
Mrs. D. B. Pierce went to Bisbee to-
day to visit friends.
VISITED IN sissEE.
Mrs. J. L. Sparks spent the day in
Bisbee with friends.
VISITED IN eIssEE.
Mrs. Chas. Schneider spent yester-
day in Bisbee with relatives.
TO TUCSON.
d. b. Pierce left this morning for
Tucson on a brief business visit.
IN eissEE.
H. II. Eckerman. local contractor,
was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday.
WILCOX ATTORNEY.
Lyman II. Hays. Wilcox attorney,
was a visitor in the county seat today.
IN eIseEE.
Jim Mcdonald. deputy assessor,
spent last evening in Bisbee on a
brief business mission.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16
SMITH PLEADS ~MoT GUILTY"

NOGALES. Oct. 1z.-W. H. Smith,
who Is charged with having en-
bezzled city funds while he was city
clerk here. pleaded not guilty when
he was arraigned before Judge w.
A. O'Connor in the superior court
here today. His trial was set for oc-
tober 20
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-10-16

Saturday accompanied BY her youns
son. and they will remain ON an ex.
tended visit. Mrs. Waite was former,
ly Miss Julia Rockfellow.
VISITED FRIENDS
George H. Cobbe spent Sunday in
Bisbee with friends.
FROM DOUGLAS.
d. Benshimol. Douglas attorney.
was a visitor in the county seat to.
day.
BACK HOME.
Miss Mildred Landers returned
home today from a weeks visit with
relatives In the Huachucas.
BACK TO RANCH.
Mrs. ii. A. Igo. mother OF Court In
terpreter John Igo. returned I, her
raLch at Camille today following a
brief visit here.
RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. r. L. Bartlett, who had been
called here owing to the death Of her
mother. Mrs. VIM. Featherman. re-
turned to her home at Tucson today.
INSTALL GAS MACHINE.
A big gas machine to be used for
generating gas for the welding plant
was received at the Tombstone Auto
Co. today and was Immediately placed
in use filling a longf want.
DEPUTY STATE AUDITOR.
J. C. Darcy, deputy state auditor.
who spent several weeks in Tomb
stone. during the latter part of 1890
in connection with the audit Of the
books OF the treasurer's once, arriv.
ed in Tombstone today to be present
at the trial Of W. p. Walker. as a wit.
ness for the state.
VISITORS RETURN HOME.
The last crowds OF visitors infest-
ing Tombstone during the big two
day cowboy show. returned to their
homes today, the last of the punch
ers leaving as late as this afternoon
astride their ponies. One of the best
cowboy shows with worthwhile prizes
is the verdict Of everyone who saw
the show.
sIssEE ATTORNEY.
Maurice Blumenthal. Bisbee attor-
ney and former ersident OF Tombstone
was in town today on legal matters.
Blum" is still elated over the arrival
of a husky son at the Copper Queen
hospital last week and refused to be
interviewed regarding the profession
of the new heir. One thing is certain,
however, and that Is he will not be q
lawyer or a printer. the proud father
added, while it was intimated that
some day Arizona will be distinctly
heard from as producing an expert
violinist.
BROKE PLATE GLASS.
This morning Frank Engle, while
eating breakfast at the Bankhead
Cafe. looked out Of the window. to
see the big dog owned by Albert
Scheupp. "chewin' on" smaller pup,
as he expressed it, with the result
that Engle resented the attack SO
strong that he rushed out into the
street and fired a rock at the big
dog. The result was that the stone
struck the pavement in front OF the
Bankhead barber shop, and reb0unded
breaking big plate glass window.
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.
Jail Matron Mrs. Phoebe Preston
and Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty,.
returned yesterday from Phoenix,
where they took two insane women
to the state hospital for treatment.
They report having seen Dewey Camp
bell. who is improving nicely and has
hopes for an early recovery following
a much needed rest. John Rock. the
Bisbee war veteran. however, suffer
ing from shell shock. is still in .
critical condition with no change not
ed since his confinement to the hospi-
tai.
WTYnON Az
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-11
Circuit Court

Complaint for possession of real es-
tate, and damages was filed in circuit
court by Clayton Hunt against Roby
Hobbs Monday afternoon.
The Dickinson Trust company has
filed suit against Charles Dagler and
George Kemper on note for S575.
Complaint for partition of real es-
tate was filed by Lizzie Miller, Henry
Miller, Anna Kopf, Henry Kopf and
John and Raymond Airing against
Catherine Kate Newcomer, Henry
Newcomer and Henry Newcomer,
administrator of the estate of John B.
Airing.
John H. Thomas was granted a di-
vorce from Maria Thomas on grounds
of cruel and inhuman treatment Tues
day.
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff to
/ the amount of $4,000 was rendered in
the case of Jennie Commit versus es
tate of Thomas Commit Tuesday. The
case was compromised. The plaintiff
had asked for $10,017 for services
rendered
A marriage license was granted Her
man Shaffer and Bonnie Carman by
the county clerks office Tuesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-11
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For 40 years, said Dr. Carey, I have
been prescribing Marshroot for kid
ley and bladder sickness, and now
hat ! have retired from active prac
ice, / have made arrangements with
eading druggists to dispense this
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Beware of kidney disease-thou-
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% be enjoying the blessings of life
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palms, backache or sideache, you
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1t has wonderfully benefited tens
Of thousands of cases of kidney and
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NOTE-Dr. Daniel G. Carey was a
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and his great prescription, Marshroot
aided thousands of sufferers from kid
1ey and bladder troubles. Hereafter,
you can always get this effective pre-
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The country over. Keep in mind the
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