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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
TO LOCATE AT PEANcE

PEARCE, Jan. 31.-Dr. L. A. Love,
NJ Rodeo, N. NJ, will succeed DR.. H.
A Nichols, who recently moved to
San simon. He is expected to arrive
about the LIST Of February. There are
several here who are acquainted win
mr. Love and they speak Of him In the
hjghest terms.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
EARTH SLIPS A COG.
GIVING AWFUL SCARE

NEW YORK. Jan. 3I-The earth.
in its whirl through space. got off
center few moments today and
shifted its poles" or axes, to fit the
new center of rotation
Then. that it might not be travelling
on flat wheel" so TO speak. a few
million tons OF solid rock. somewhere
off the western coast OF the United
States. in the bed Of the Pacific ocean
slipped" miiiimeter and half TO
eyen things up.
This is the manner in which pro-
fessors OF geology ana seismographic
observers account for the violent
earth vibrations which demoralized
instruments in observatories today.
Thus far the exact location OF the
hase slip" has not been determined.
although oDsel 80 from Washington.
ID. C.. to Berkeley. Calf. agreed II
was about hundred miles off the
mouth of the Columbia river
Absence OF record disruption of
the visible surface OF the earth or of
the huge tidal waves which usually
radiate from the scene OF an earth.
quake. led observers to believe that
the slip occurred miles below the
bed of the ocean.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
Sales at Small Margins

II is not the intention OF the com
pany to make the manufacture of
powder money making enterprise
II will sell its product at a very small
margin OF profit, and while the share
holders in the company will be the
greatest gamers. by its operation it
is expected that the mining industry
of the state as a whole will be beEe-
fitted.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
Official Visits District

". ". Edwards. manager of the
lpache Powder company. is in the
Globe Miami district. visiting the
of local copper companies
to learn their probable requirements
as TO classes and quantities of pow
der.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
NEW POWDER INDUSTRY
NEAR BENSON PROMISES
GREAT BENEFIT TO MINES

GLOBE. Ariz.. Jan. 3i.-With the
completion OF the plant Of the Apache
Powder company. a new industry in
Arizona. the manufacture OF blasting
powder used in mining. the states
greatest industry. will begin func.
tioning
The company's plant, situated six
and a half miles south of Benson. is
nearing completion. and. it is as
sumed. will be in operation by the
time toe copper companies get under
way again. The plant will have a
capacity equal to the consumption of
the mines in the southwest
Location Well Chosen.
The Apache Powder company is
controlled by the share-holding min.
ing companies and the enterprise is
an effort to meet. in part. the econo.
riic situation confronting the mining
industry. The location OF the plant
az Benson has been well chosen in
respect to transportation facilities
and the comparatively short hauls 10
the more important copper mines 10
he supplied with the company's pro
duct
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
Violent Tremors

Its violence was attested by the
quavering seismograph which in some
instances were thrown from the re-
cording rolls. while strong ma
chine" AT Berkeley was set in motion
for the first time in many years.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
AMERICAN AND
MEXICAN POLICE
RECOVER CATTLE

DOUGLAS, Feb. 1.-The days with
only meat prepared over a camp fire
at the end OF a stick as food. no feed
at all tor their tired mounts. facing
danger al every turn of the trail.
these and many other exciting expert
ences were encountered by Ed Leahy
and Fred Moore, deputy sheriffs' on
their excursion into Sonora after a
herd of cattle stolen from the Fike
ranch on the American side near
Naco. Accompanied by four Mexican
soldiers. Leahy and Moore rode into
mountain range, approximately l0e
miles from the border and % miles
from civilization. after 50 head of cat
tie driven across the line by notori-
Gus band of rustlers of Sonora The
cattle were recovered and driven to
Fronteras. where they were being
held by the military authorities until
identified by the owners All of the
brands had been changed.
Mexicans Cooperate.
With the cooperation OF the Next
can officials at Naco the cattle were
traced to Fronteras where it was
learned that herd had been driven
into the mountains Without a thought
of the danger involved, the American
deputies and the four Mexican sol
diers pushed or into the widest coun-
try of Sonora. the rendezvous of doz-
ems of outlaws and favorite refuge
for cattle rustlers Reaching a can
yon in the foothills. the officers found
a deserted camp ana knew that the
cattle thieves had been in that vici-
nifty within the past "a hours. Rather
than risk the danger of walking di-
rectly into tie hands of the rustlers,
the officers rode UP the mountain side
where they could command a view of
the terrain for miles in each direc-
ton
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
Locate Cattle

in a secluded ravine they found the
cattle paving through the SNOW in
search OF food but their captors were
nowhere in sight. Stealthily approach
ing the rayine, their guns drawn and
pared for action, the men surrounded
the spot which was hidden from their
view and which they believed was
the hiding place OF the rustlers. Ar
irving there, however. they found a
cold fire. MITIGATING that the men had
left about 81 hours previously They
drove the cattle down to Fronteras
and turned them over TO the authori-
ties The soldiers remained at From
teras and will assist in the capture OF
the cattle thieves. which will mean
instant execution. according 10 the
Mexican officers, who have given or
ders TO bring the fugitives into From
teras dead or alive
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
Snowfall Is General

PHOENIX, Jan. 30.-Srow is gen
eral ov.- northern Arizor. according
reau here Nine inches OF snow .ov-
cred the ground at Flagstaff this
evening. A heavw snowfall also was
reported at Seligman, while q snow
blanket OF a depth OF several inches
covered the ground at Prescott
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
IMPROVING RANCH

WHITEWATER, Jan. BIN Piph-
err is building a reservoir on his hLme-
stead and has already put up a wind
mill. Pipher lived in the valley abo at
seven years ago. but moved to BisJee
where he resided for several years
He is now LIVING -. lie ranch again.
and prefers ranch life to mining.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1922-02-05
Like the Old Lays.

The theft OF the Fike cattle is one
OF the most daring drives attempted
by Mexican outlaws since the early
days when cattle rustlers operated
along the border with the aid of ac-
completes on this side of the line
Leahy and Moore reported. on their
return Monday that the Mexican Off
Gals co-operated with them to the
fullest extent. and the entire credit
for the recovery of the cattle should
be given to them, as without their as
sistance il would have been suicide
to follow the outlaws into what From
teras residents term the toughest
district" in northern Mexico
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

THE BLUE KlTTs4s' =
Lillian Lorraine as ~, y
toche, a distinguish, S,,
member of the ''S',. v.,.
of the Fohes 0,' ~.
ceres. and D0ps's'
Stevenson as the '.,. ns..
ouis in that expu's' 4
ed musical version isi ". Y.
a shocking I'm ias,s- !ns v
iginal) French fa,.s ,'.,,',,.
the tuneful, ski .,s', 'sa'
lively girl and d.s''nds "TIs
show that slrF9s"y' c.v'
the featured JOE s'f If.
thorn on the sass w.,
the Selwyn.
THE WILDCAT. ,s's'. ssa
Ash si' as the airy s'sSit,| 'o,Sr
dor tenor and Coa,n,y ,saply|
pH Piquer a. the ~ !aJ'r| ID
Spanish flower s'', 'b,ulI4
that thrilling' sls,S
f'.I| 6rhting musical :, .bicb ei
from old Msdr'od r''old;snsss sn
is delighting aSG. Mis- Pl1
Al At the Park: ~ S,s s,0ns
qu~rs gay isr;ps n''iy M
robing of the M n'' 'nnops'
brings down the f.'sSrsI "s
f1 for rye yet another 'asS' 'Rsr
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

RQht-THE RULING
PASSION. A cheeky
pose y pretty Doris
Kenyon and George
Arliss as they appear
in the leading roles of
a comedy drama film
production, the latter's
second screen appear
ance for the United
Artists, soon to be
seen along Broadway.
The star Of the Green
Goddess assumes a
part IN the new cinema
presentation which is
{ ntlrely distinctive
from any ne has here
tofore attempted.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

HER G A n G.. The
ever-popular F, Isl ie
Janis, who arrived
with her f a m us
gang Of lads and
lassies in a new show
at the Gaiety last Mon
day for a limited en-
gagement of six weeks.
Posing with the mimi
table dark haired Elsie
IN this one of our two
somes is the apache
costumed c h G ster
Grady. Whlt,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

THE SQUAW MAN.
" illiam taversh am
and Mrs. Lydig Hoyt
as hero and heroine in
the Shuberts' revival
Of Edwin Milton
Royle's dramatic sue
cess of sixteen years
ago. Mr.. Faversham
gives US & mellowed
portrayal in hs old
role, while Mrs. Hoyt,
the noted society
beauty. makes a splen-
did impression in her
stage debut as Diana.
Up, dd
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

THE SIS. TENAClTy
Tom Powers and ,N.r.
guerlte Forrest in vi.
dra > restful comedy If
lo"ly lie in a Frea.,
seaport which is .a-
pleasing attraction 4.
the Belmont. Tom !,
a tlmid. inexperiencel
boy. an ex-poilu XII,
sentimental ideas
hAv pretty Margusi.
ite scores in the role a'
the veil meaning bg.
IN ; : g b le wal.rsx
sweetheart who rms
off with the aissr
fellow. scass-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

la WFl'L LARCENY
Lowell Sherman and
Margaret Lawrence As
they appear in this
wonderfully we'll act
ed, but rather foolish
comedy by Samuel
Shlpman which A. H.
" oods is presenting to
sophisticated audiences
at the Republic. Miss
Lawrence plays the
role Of the rcvengeful
wife, while the tailor
made man on her left
CIV 5 one Of the
smoothest performan
ces Of the show as the
sleek, but appealing
villain. p,b,,e
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Beekeepers Will Fight
Isle of Wight Disease

Far-rcaching measures 10 protect
the Bookkeeping industry Of North
America against the introduction
from Europe 81 the so-called Isle Of
Wight disease. which has done great
damage IN parts Of Europe. were add
vocatei az a meeting 81 American
and Canadian officials and scientists
recently held at the Bureau u En-
.omology " the United States De
partmout Of Agriculture. Thus far
the disease has no tmadc Is way 70
either the United States or Canada
A ban against the introduction o.
queen bee. from any foreign country
except Canada was advocated. The
meeting further decided 20 use. all
feasible efforts TO prevent the intro
duction Of adult bees into the United
States except for experimental and
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

received during the day. represent
NIX about 22j.Oo0 to 250.0oO pound.
% tobacco. These contracts. IL was
said. are coming in every day. 81
having been sent in Tuesday. indi-
eating the fact that the tendency
toward cooperative marketing Of to-
hacro s growing in an parts ~ the
Burnley district.
OF the 1903 contracts received
"Wednesday - came from the one
county ~ Pendlcton. which already
hai signed .n the campaign last fall
considerably more than % per cent
- - acreage 10 the association.
Report. from the black patch"
indicate that Organization Manager
Joseph Psssonncau. who led the or
Tsnizaf.ou campaign IN the Burley
district, receiving the cooperation
~ business men and bankers IN the
tars district a. be- did in the Bur
IS bpIt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

scientific purposes by the United
States Department Of Agriculture.
IL is expected that Canada viii
establish the same safeguards to the
beekecping industry, and for this
reason j, Is not planned to Limit
shipments Of bees from OF to Canada.
The disease, which first appeared in
1904 in the Isle Of Wight. has since
swept to all parts Of Great Britain.
causing large losses
Beekeepers who see any outbreak
Of any disease Of adult bee sare
urged 20 send at once samples for
examination and diagnosis 10 the
Bureau Of Entomology, Washington.
ID. G. Detailed information concern
ing the disease may be obtained by
writing 20 the United States De
partment Of Agriculture. Washington.
ID. c., for a copy Of Department Cir
cular 2iS. entitled THE Occurrence
Of Diseases 81 Adult Bees which is
now available for free distribution.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
1ffA]RMf
S1[,C)NQK
INCREASE or BETTER slRES
DURING last Quarter % Year Many
Persons Have Der, Away With
Scrubs and Grades

lTfsraf.i ~ ne waited sfates usrartrnsnt
~ Agr aItufs1
The "Hotipr Srss Better Stock
campaign luauumtcd hy the tni'ed
Stntes department ~ Agriculture Be-
tie autumn ~ 1919 20 stimulate th'
replacement 81 low-rlass hrcediug am
mals with pur,h slres and improved
femnlsr has FHuc ahead with ~
creased impetus ia recent months n
spite II depression in ne farming and
ii,e.sturk business During ~. lns'
quarter year oudIu- september 20 so
persons were enrolled as having done
away with 90 scrub and grade or
crussltrcd ..-,s nfd having determined
to use oui, purchrcd sircs henrcforih
for Oh GLASSES " Stock raised. This
shows promising incr'as" ever th"
twu preceding quarters lu which ~
and .ea persons. respectively, we've
enrolled. There was q corresponding
gain in both animals and r"uitty o.
ported hy these owners the rnu
biued total Tor thr tire. months
reaching iuSpHi
enc - the euc"urn sing develop
msnfs ~ the rumpaigu u the spread
~ this Improvement idea Throughout
the couuir, Farmers and breeders
~ 40 kinds ia nearly ail th" states
are signing the pledge 2" eiItuiunf"
poor hlo"d iu their herds and fprk~
The i.udIur state iu the number ~
nsw members fur 'hr last thrre
months vus Virginia. with ~. OH"
was g,,d sorund with go and 'N
o.eded Virginia Wv d considerable
mnrlIn ln the number - animals and
poultry pledged to p, bred only ="
purehfcd s.rr- Nebraska was third.
with is1 aud kentucky fourth With
14T oklahoma. me next ga order. al.
though having comparatively few
sIrnrrs shaved uidr- prcHd Interest.
win ~ u,w counties ioiu.u- 'h"
rauks
Belmont cnurtv uhiu, he'd the euuu.
ties in 20. rouufry iu the progress
made durIu. the last quarter. with -
new .igu,rs Hariin an"ther Onto
romft hnd a.. ard Licking county 80
SIX counties IN Virginia had more than
~ each Thrive counties IN Kentucky
had more thuu - euch and three In
Sehru ska each exceeded -
~ fhr two wears that The campaign
haS h,.cn in progress 10 i37 cutilr
have bsrn listed by men who have
signed tho BETTER >lre~ BETTER Stock
plc,ig, nlso ~ so horses i13 asses
sn.a5T swine. 72.2.l sheep 2.1Sp goats
and 4og1i7 poultry have been listed.
THIS makes total of Ct39i3 animals
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

and fowls ~ Tie breeding stock
"v ned hy persons USING urit purabrcl
male, thr highest percentage - pure
hr,d frmalr~ q fuuud among swine
ca Ter cent 90 thc COWS listed gG =
Irr rrut Hr, purehrrd. of mares l-u
per cent. ~ ps-.., ..A per cent. ~ ewes
iS.s per cent, and ~ NANNY -uats itG
I.r cent 30 the femule poultry 90.
f,psl hy the sIrners Clt per cent werr
standard bred
lu %, number Of parsons o. whom
rrrfih,atps have h.eu issued Virginia
ieuds with l.sa. and Nebraska il
s,-ord with S92 Tie latter state
however leads In number ~ animals
and poultry listed. having 5tWs and
lot.CH respectively AGAINST Virginia.
Hllu ana glssei
The Tern leading states Iri msmh,r
ship Hu virginia. Nebraska. ohlo
South Crr.m Kentucky Washing
tuu MHssuo'f..,tt Texas. Vermont
uud ,,uu,,Uut There Is now total
~ 11~4 p,r-,ts la me United States
Who ban, uIsd.,d fu H., Hp more sire
~ urH Bind uut ~ unr hrcrdlul
Therr ave- s.N pledges one island o..
Suam ANA enc .u Porto E.eH.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

one who rcprnluccs ms fathers pc
cui.HrifIcs er characteristics The
phrase mas he found as far back as
ld2t. In d play called dick 81 Devon
shire Your father used Co come
home 10 my mother. ana why may not
! p" o. ,hiprr "f the saac hlocke out
Of which sou Two were eutteT-Chi.
ca. Journal
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

The translation ~ the Bible Is tie
remarkable and interesting event il
the history ~ TRANSACTIONS Il i AN a.
mstrious monument ~ the age. ths
nation. the language; Il il. rroperi,
speaking less translation than aa
original. having NEST ~ the merit n
the former az 20 style. and an tie
merit Of the latter as 20 thought; u
4 the uohlest. best. most finished elias
sie % the English tongue -r. :
Grimke.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Hundreds Signing
Burley Contract
Total Of 100 Received In One Day
~ Cooperative HeAdqusr,eu
- From One County

That hundreds Of hurley tobac.
r1 growers. who did not join the
Burnley Tobacco Growers Co-opera-
.ve Association last fall have be-
come convinced that Cooperative
selling j. the most blslness-likc way
Of marketing their crops j. evidenced
hy the FAC, that We have received
hundreds % contract. within the
last two weeks Assistant Chief 81
she Field Service Division William
collins. - the Association. said We'd
r,sday
\ total ~ 100 such contracts yer,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

II was Memorial Jay. IT, vlu., 80
LAKE was out ~ The cem'fcry HiuN.
away q years growth e. trlrf. and
weeds and decorating the grave. uur
wouiun was busy pointing oGt fu "a
stranger the places where d,gruaJ
vnrs were buried She seemed To- 90,
familiar with the whole graveyard
Her little huy was listening 'U every
word. he finally inquired "Moth,r
where is my little rnveT"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

INT Sea por ..ayiuf gIlI % iHTt.
rcrl-"fhats ~ sou had" >gor3
Ditto" -Iaiut; it's i've had o. So
asf'rn la that bunker Then bad one
shot hard apuri another ur fbs star.
board tuck au finally .Hout sh.r -
t.s Eve t.rfuU pYtTw
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

~. gmft rult should be Well TEL
lr nri'.r o. kcer Il grow lue and iu good
health u O. the earl, feeding ana
care an ailmnl receives which deter
mines ~ quallf, ard development 20
y large extent u needs bone and
muscle hu.lIIug feeds
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

Mr.. Robert Preston died az the
nome u his daughter. Mrs. Orbin
Thompson Friday az l2:40, after "a
Few days illness. lie was 81 years
81 age. was born and had always lived
In this community He united with
the NJ. Hebron church many years
ago and was regular attendant
V aen we'll "a, leaves one daughter.
Mr. Orbin Thompson three sisters
and two brother. 90 mourn their loss
Services were conducted al the
church Saturday afternoon al ESQ
by Rev D. r. Sebastian. Of Burgin
and Rev. l. " MARLEY The family
have the sympathy ~ the entire com
mIuify
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

What's q the sign ~ when your
girl refuses tn Kiss youi' asks hur
contemporary Well. Il used to mean
she had -ul't ~ ~ had been eating
onions and We don't believe the fem.
nine n.ur, has changed any -l,unUo
Times
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

Tho mouth ~ th. N,uI>ei is only
oIu o., % f.N N,,k. in the year enc
81 tbs fHf-t.t rivers iu the world. The
l,nI-sI HltI rnHs into tlr Arctic
,,.l ar l.H...I.s IS iu 10, los,r reach
Is four Isl DISCO m.I r~ vidr
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

A -par., b., hu. i"o'uis tpn hard
o. u.' ..H be- -.tf'r'd n pui .H c.~ar
cuid u.f,r 90 which % utti, boruN has
been adde's. let thc arfer boil r,moye
tIe sponge. uh Som, toUN into 10 and
rIf,. .g 600. walter
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

Thompson

On Tuesday morning Clifton, the
little son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Orbn
Thompson passed from this world
into the bright Beyond lie had been
sch only a few days and his death
came a. a shock 20 everyone. and was
supposed 20 have been from iipthcria.
Funeral services were conducted al
the church Wednesday By Rev. |. ".
Marley, iutcrmeut following IN Mt
Hebron cemetery. The grief strick-
IN parents have the sympathy Of their
friends and may they through their
sorrow be able % say the Lord giyeth
and the Lord iaketh away, blessed
be- the name 81 the Lord.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Goodbye Boi|s!
s. S. s. WIN Rid You % r,oa.. Pimpl.s.
blsekhesds and Skin Eruptions.

4 toli ~ n volcano. 49, YOUR t'oai 10
- chuck fun ~ ruisuun that these
bolf' out into n luli They'll keep
tuiling up" until yuI destroy them
completely ~ tho ufe ~ y a. 2. ono
~ the most powerful bioo,i cleausers
known 10 science. RaS has stood
TIE teHt - time Tho Tuwsr ~ tt
Ingredients ~ arfnov iedrut ~ auth
critics. ita medicinal Ingredients arc
~ be purely vorota
liight 90. u clears the skin ~ plw-
pies. hollis. hiotchss. hlactheads acne.
rrrsua. rash uHd other skin grurfi1na,
mi does II thoroughly. II drives out
~ the blood Impurities which cause
rheumatism. makes The blood rich anil
pure builds up hst flesh. ID heirs %
manufacture new tluo1 cslla.--thatH
onc % It's secrets g. = 8 " sold at
an drug stores. in two sizes The lar
Ecr HlSo ~ the mOro economical
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

4 truod SOW ought 90 tut on snnis
" e.rii nud 'ai during the winter. huf
not 90 s2e,ssiye amount a. that ~. &,
exceedingly bsaNy or ovsrhurd'nec
with EIGHT.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
on. cossia,ior

All theories g NE tsseuI shs gray.
are in enc respect rhrery fr.r, b
no belief In tfe rNIsfero, uf d .ost
a. living rroHirW m fts hereafter -
Louisville 'HHr,r 1u#uHl
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

There's always chance that lie
world viii sur,i,. u spite ~ those
#. wing their hand, AMI wondcr
nN -HHsholy Doesn't da something.
Baltimore sun
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

The Arabs have q rrufcrh that. AFT.
cr Whistling. the mouth Is not purified
for % days They r'-ard e as the
uo.l uuueky sign ihll can emauate
from human Hips
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

avoid popularity II has many
suar,s. and no real benefit "a myself:
and uncertainty 90 others. - William