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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07
GREATEST STRIKE IN HISTORY: THIRTEEN
MILLION FARM FAMILIES CANNOT BUY GOODS
nd that Hard Today
The Farmers Now Getting PreWar Prices but his Dollar Only
Worth 38 Cents Compared With Pre-war Prices
OF Things He Must Buy

ing to do to change the situation?
What is the country going to do to
start the farmer buying again and
return prosperity not only to him
but to all business and all working
men!
That's 4 question that must be
answered during the next three
months. From all I can hear down
here In Washington they are going
to do something. Just what. 1t is
hard to say At this writing.
Watch 'em!
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robertson.
who are spending the winter At
Ainmosordo. New Mexico. write to
relatives here that they are enjoy.
Ing the climate Mt that place much
better than California.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

like these-it works on almost
everything the farmer produces.
and buys.
Look at the table that accom-
panies this article. That tells the
story In figures.
Then look At the pictures and
see what tho farmer does when II
comes TO working and sweating to
produce the necessities for . hun
dred millions OF people.
Now, what 10 your congress 60
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07
FARMER FINDS HIS HENS
MUST PRODUCE . EGGS
EACH TO PAY THEIR WAY

Each egg cost q certain farmer in
Fremont county one and ninety-nine
hundredths cents. or twenty-three
and eight-tenths cents . dozen dur
ing the past year. On this same
farm It cost the farmer 3l.2s to
feed one bird. ~ cents labor to
care for . hen. 81 cents housing
cost, ~ cents capital cost and I
cents for equipment or total cost OF
1264 to take care Of each bird.
The birds produced an average OF
172 eggs each In . year which made
An income Of &s.I7 per hen. or =
profit Of Sz.s3 Per bird or 1s cents
per dozen eggs. Each hen had to
produce ss eggs to pay for her keep
during the year.
This farmers flock was in the
Fremont county esg-laying contest
which Just closed. This farmer.
along with six others. in cooper
alton with County Agent Taylor and
the County Farm Bureau. kept rec
ords for the year.
The farm has q flock Of 10 birds
which is near the average sized hrm
flock in the state. but is above the
average in production. says F. J.
Chase. farm management demon
strator from the Agricultural Col
lege. Farmers In the state can
bring their poultry up to this STAN
dard by culling out the boarders.
keeping simple records. and using
ordinary care in management along
with the feed furnished by the farm.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

Miss Florence CrAmer who spent
the holidays with her parents. re-
turned to Florence. Colo. Sunday
evening to resume her school work.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

Misses Helen Tyner and Roberta
Davis who had their tonsils remov.
ed Saturday. by DR.. L. L. Herriaas
OF Alamosa. arc rapidly recovertng.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

Mrs. J. 8. Campbell left Wedncs.
day nigh; for Denver where she
expects to remain = couple OF mon.
this.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

Mrs. A. W. Culp returned Friday
from wichita Falls. Texas. where
she has been visiting her mother
and sister who reside there.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

Floyd Chase. Of Hutchinson. Kan
Sas. arrived Monday morning TO at
tend the funeral OF his aunt. Mrs.
u. l.. Monroe.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

II. W. Grow who spent the holi-
days visiting Miss Florence Crames
returned TO his home In Glcndora,
California. last Friday evening
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

Miss Ruth Hopkins returned to
Colorado Springs. where she 10 At
tending school. after . few weeks
vacation with her parents.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07

Miss Eleanor Cullen returned
from Denver Sunday morning where
she spent the past week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07
WHAT THE FARMER RAISES

BY s T. HUGHEs-speci.l Correspondent,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07
TEXAS FOOLS WHEAT

The Texas Farm Bureau Feder-
alton Il organizing 100000
bushol wheat pool.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07
WHAT THE FARMER Is UP AGAINST

WHAT THE FARMER MUST PAY
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-07
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"Wednesday evening from Denver,
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past week.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
PREPARING TO GO TO CONvENTlON.

County Recorder II. l.. Hutchis n is preparing to leave for Nogales 10 at. tend the convention Of the Arizona County Recorders Association vhich will be in session starting today Nr Hitchison is secretary of the asso citation and full attendance from all counties in the state is expected at the Nogales meeting. One of the principal matters at the meeting will be the elction of officers for the ensu ing year.
 Among other events on the pro gram of the recorders will be discus sion of methods which have been found satisfactory in the several counties of the state and conference upon problems which have been found difficult in recorders offices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
STAR OF ROAD SHOW
 IS NATURAL COMEDIAN

Johnny Calvin. leading man. who. with his sister. "Tootsie" Galvi.'. is at the head of the Calvin compaLy. opening a two-day engagement tomor- row night at the Crystal theater. is one of the few comedians who are just as funny and with ready wit can amuse you just as well standing on the curbstone as he can on the stage before large audience. Johnny Gal win. Irish to the core, quick witted, which. of course. is emblematic Of the Erin Isle. generous to fault and withal most likeabIe chap personal ly. has the reputation of being the idol of the Pacific Coast. His inner ent tendencies for making friends and keeping them is one reason for his exceptional popularity. Johnny" worss very much on the order of his more 4amOus contemporary, Ueorse M. Conan. just bubbling over with pep and ginger, and in the part of Alfred Hunt in Let Jimmie Do IL" keeps the audience in roars Of laugh ter at his many witticisms.
 One of the vaudeville Ieatures for tomorrow night is Take Me Back to Sunny Italy" sung by Johnny and Tootsie in Italian costume and dia- feet. This number, between the first and second acts, is always good for at least six encores. and with the To- cal catch lines used is easily the vaudeville hit of the show.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
FRIDAY

IN BiSBEE.
 Chas. Vincent spent yesterday in Bisbee visiting friends.
 MEETS TONIGHT The order of Eastern Star meets tonight in regular sc=,; monthly scs sion
 STILL COLD The mornings greet the early riser with ice on all exposed water recep. ticles.
 VISITED IN BISeEE. Frank Cavanaugh. local mining man spent few hours in Bisbee yesterday on business mission TO eIssEE.
 Court Reporters j. NJ Phillipowski Fl. D. Palmer and Interpreter John Igo spent yesterday in Bisbee. RETURNED HOME. Mrs. George Wales returned home yesterday from Bisbee. wtere she had : been the pas. iew days visiting with nrs. Chas. Allen. OVER FROM sisseE.
 Theodore Hoy. one of the publish era of the Rishee Ore was s business visitor in, Tombstone yesterday for a 1 few hours.
 HELD JUVENILE COURT. Judge A. c. Lockwood has been holding juvenile court in Douglas yes terday and today and will return home tonight.
 HAS THE FLU. George Rockhill. owner of the Tomb stone Bisbee stage, is ill at his home 1 in Warren with the flu. Frank Ivey of Tombstone, is driving the stage ir { his absence
 SHIPPING FEW
 CARS oF ORE.
 Shipping of ore to the Dougla. smelters. on a small scale. has beer started. another carload leaving to day It will be some time before ths
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
THURSDAY

IN 8ISBEE
 Jack Welch. local carpenter. spent mission.
 TO sissEE
 J. s. Chambers was brief busi- ness visitor in Bisbee yesterday. re- turning home last evening. VISITED IN BiseEE
 R. J. Cornelius spent several hours in Bisbee yesterday on a business visit
 TO PHOENIX.
 Miss velma Tucker left today for Phoenix where she will visit with friends.
 TO FT. HUAcHUcA.
 Cashier l.. G. Fahnestock. of the Cochise County State Bank went to Fort Huachuca today on brief busi. ness visit.
 CANDY SALE.
 The Camp Fire Girls will have a candy sale at Mir Merrilrs ofice on Satura.y the 1lth, from II to 2 EGGS ARE CHEAP.
 Eggs are about as cheap in Tomb stone as they ever get The hens are doing nobly.
 SPENT DAY IN sIssEE
 Dr. and Mrs. H. II. Hughart spent yesterday in Bisbee on a visit with friends, returning home late in the afternoon. GOOD AND BAD.
 The March wind has the effect of drying up the soils whereas the cold weather has the effect Of retaining the small amount of snow on the up per levels of the Huachucas. RETURNED HOME. Miss Annie Rockfellow. sister of Prof J. A Rockfellow. Of Tombstone returned to her home in Tucson to dsy. following several days visi' here the guest of her brother. FEW HOUSES TO RENT. There are . few houses to rent iE
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
SATURDAY
MARRIED IN LONG BEACH.

Coming as a pleasant surprise to his many old-time friends in Tomb stone and vicinity. was the announce ment that on Wednesday. March Sth. Charles B Tarbell was united in the holy bonds of wedlock 10 Mrs. Rachel Robbins of Santa Anna. Calf. at Long Beach. The first news of tine event was received by the daughter The news is but the forerunner of a hearty welcome in the Tombstone district should MT Tarbell and his bride visit this, the former home of MT Tarbell. where for years he was prominent in the business affairs of the camp. The ProspctOr joins in the wish of long and happy marital voyage for the newlyweds
 VISITING MOTHER.
 Mrs. Paul Joyce arrived in the city yesterday from Whetstone. where she now makes her home and will spend several days here with her mother, Mrs. A. Staniger.
 FOR GAMBLING.
 Sheriff Hood yesterday brought Frank Burke. Douglas negro to the county jail 'c ser,o sentence of four months and pay a fine of $200 when pleaded guilty to gambh,g before Judge Taylor at Pirtleville Burke was caught in raid in a Douylas pool hall by Deputy Sheriff LaMo-e two weeks ago.
 PREPARING SCHOOL
 BALL GROUNDS.
 Preparation of the ball grounds for the High School team at the site of the old county hospital is about com plete and the grounds will be used beginning next week for daily prac- tice by the boys. A backstop has been erected and the grounds cleared mak- ing an excellent diamond. which will be used considerably during the com ing season.
 MUST SERVE SENTENCE.
 Rose Carillo. Bisbee woman, ar rested several days ago for violation of the prohibition law. must serve out her suspended sentence. according to the ruling of Judge Lockwood made today. although she was allowed to return to Bisbee to care for sick child and must return here to begin
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12

of the Naco precinct by the board of supervisors. following the resignation of II. II. Taliaferro. Mir. Beckham will assume office at once. his peti-
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12

capacity of the district can be taken at the shelter. Some of the higher grade silicious ores are still being shipped to Fl Paso
 HERE ON VISIT.
 s. w. Nichols. veteran newspaper man and world traveller. of Jackson ;illc. H.. accompanied by his daugh- ter. arrived in Tombstone yesterday from Tucson. where they are visiting They will spend a week in Tombstone with friends Mir Nichols and daugh- ter spent sevral months here last year and are enamoured with Tomb stones matchless climate.
 siseEE ATTORNEYS.
 Among the Bisbee attorneys in town today were s. K Williams and Fred Sutter.
 UP FROM DOUGLAS. Attorney II. F. Pickett. Of Boyle & Pickett. in Douglas. spent few hours in Tombstone today on business at the court house
 TO DOUGLAS TODAY Sheriff ! E. Hood and wife motor ed down to Douglas today. Mrs Hood to visit friends. IN s,ssEE.
 County Treasurer Guy C Welch was called to Bisbee today on busi. ness connected with his office
 eiSsEE AUTO DEALER j. J. Bowen. Bisbee auto dealer. was visitor in Tombstone today. having business at the court house RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. j. W. Stockham and children who have been visiting with relatives in Denver for the past two months. returned to Tombstone yesterday. MT. and Mrs Stockham will leave soon ! for Humboldt. where MT Stockham will assume charge of the mill there. ANOTHER cANolcA1e
 FOR SHERIFF. That H. H. Boiimfalk. of Lowell. [ will make the race for sheriff this [ year is the announcement received in Tombstone this afternoon by friends. i Bohmfalk has served as constable of ' Lowell for a number of terms. His
 entrance into the race makes at least ! four candidates for the Democratic i nomination, although at least two | have not ye, announced definitely whether they will run.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
FRENCH IS CANDIDATE

R x. French, Of Douglas. who was in the city yesterday. stated that he had no denial to make of the report democratic nomination for one of the superior judgeships in this county at the primary to he held in September.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
DEPUTIES HERE.

Deputy Sheriffs G. F.. Gipson. Billie Ryan and Fred kenney. of Bisbee. were visitors in Tombstone today as witnesses in the Brooks ease
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
WEEKEND GUESTS.

Mrs. Bertha Leonard and Miss Cha pin. of Rishee. spent the weekend at the Arcade. the guests of Miss B, Edna Brady
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
TOMBSTONE OWN TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY
~OO~~~~N~N~~ 4 rErST BUNCH.

\ rE~SY HUNCH
 The Eagles are the first group of boys to have shown great enthusiasm in the athletic work. They are busy planning to make it success and have already in their treasury $5.10.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
OVER FROM eiS5EE.

Theodore Hoy. editor and one Of the owners of the Bisbee Ore spent the day in the county seat as a wit ness in the Superior Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
MAY END SESSION

According to Representative R. B. krebs, of Tombstone, who arrived home yesterday from Phoenix where he is attending the special session of the legislature. indications are that the session will be concluded within the next ten days or two weeks. A large number of bills are still in the hoppers which will probably never come up for disposition, Mir. Krebs says. although practically all the amendments have been passed and are up to the governor. despite oppo- sition from the majority Of Democrats both in the house and senate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
WEDNESDAY
HOUSE AND SENATE s,Ils

County Recorder H. l.. Hutchison is receiving all house and senate bills of the special session, which he is keeping on file in the omce and are open to any person who wishes to see them Representative Krebs, of this city is furnishing the house bills and
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12

Senator Sims, of Bisbee. is sending the senate bills.
 NO DANCING IN
 ATHLETIC HALL.
 At meeting of the parents inter ested in the athletic work 1t was vot. ed unanimously that there would. be no dancing in the athletic hall IN TUCSON.
 W A. NcPherson went to Tucson yesterday on brief business mission. DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.
 Attorney II. F.. Pickett. of Douglas, spent a few hours in Tombstone yes terday on legal matters. IN siseeE. II. D. Palmer. reporter for Division ? of the Superior Court. went to Bis bee today on brief business mis- sion
 IN sIseEE.
 Porter Mcdonald and wife spent yesterday in Bisbee visiting friends. They were accompanied by Mrs. G. B. Warner
 BACK ON RUN.
 Geo. w Rockhili. owner of the Bisbee- Tombstone stage, is able to be back at the wheel following a two weeks illness.
 FOR VACANCY. Deputy Sheriff Kinney brought J. Quintano. a Mexican. to the Hotel
 Hood today. charged with yagrancy. and he will serve time for the next 90 days
 VISITED HERE. MT. and Mrs. J F.. Curry and Mrs
 Bertha Leonare. of Bisbee. spent the day in Tombstone today visiting with friends
 ROAD CONDITIONS IN SOUTHERN PART STATE Tucson 10 Florence good. road work
 in progress Florence to Ray. Wrinkle
 man and Christmas good. Florence to i Casa Grande good. Casa Grande :o i Tucson excellent Tucson 10 WinAle.
 man vio Oracle and Mammoth good
 Tucson to Tombstone excellent. Tue 1 son to Nogalcs excellent Nogales to | Tombstone excellent. Tnmb=tnue 10 [ Bowie, via Gleeson anc Cour,land fair
 tn Courtland and good from CourtIand i to Bowie, Bowie to Lordsburg fair. ] Tombstone to Bisbee excellent, Bis bee to Douglas paved. Douglas to Ro- deo good. Rodeo to Lordsburg fair. Lordsubrg to Deming good. Deming to Fl Paso. via. Messila Park. good. The son to Ajo first S5 miles good. balance ! fair. Ajo to Sentinel badly cut up.
 Ajo to Gila Bend fair. Gila Bend to l Buckgeye fair to good Gila Bend to ! Yuma fair Roads from Yuma to Cali
 tOrnia are now good Yuma to Phoe- l a;- via Agua Caliente fair
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
RELATING PIPE.
INTERSECTION STONES.

The granite boulders which the city council proposes to place at the inter section center of the main streets for the guidance of motorists should be large enough so that corner cutters will drag their ash pan when cut ting up in that direction. The granite boulders are both logical and typical, and what's more, can be made effec-
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
HAULING MATERIAL.

The work of hauling sand and gray el onto the Standard Oil property at Tenth street where that company will build its supply station, is pro- gressing Walnut Gulch small cob b,e stones and gravel will he used.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12

Ajo s75.0OO appropriated for con struction of g mile stretch of high way.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
HERE OVER SUNDAY.

Representative Ray E. krebs spent Sunday in Tombstone with his family. from Phoenix. where he is sojourning during the present legislative session. He reports much activity around the state capitol during the present ses- sion. and considerable opposition to House Bill 42 recently introduced, which provides for holding of court in any city in the county other than the county seat
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
MUCH ENTHUSIASM OVER CONCERT IN BENSON.

Baron Jas. V Auriemma is spend ing the day in Tombstone with friends. having arrived from Ben son this morning where he is per. fecting arrangements for a concert to be held in that town shortly. The Baron reports that with the assistance of the Ladies Club of Benson. the concert bids fair to he q great success as 300 tickets are on sale and in the hands of live committees who have set about disposing of the entire mum Der This morning Baron Auriemma sang at the St David school A mum Der of Tombs,onites are planning on making the trip to Benson to attend the concert
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12

Tom bstone nothwith standing the fact that there are more families residing in the town than there were a year ago
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
FULLY ESTABLISHED.

The main camp of the state road department that is building the missing link" of the Tombstone, No gales section of the state highway. is now fully established at Fairbank and from now on the full force of work men will he giving their entire energy to pushing to completion the sixteen and twotenths miles remaining to be completed. This now places the main camp at Fairbank and the secondary one at Harkey's ranch with a supply station near the Gordon ranch. The entire line is marked from the Santa Cruz line to the west end of the bridge over the San Pedro at Fair. bank
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
TUESDAY
TRAVELLING MAN.

V 6s0OA TRAVELLING MAN.
 Lee Ash. travelling salesman. was . visitor in Tombstone teddy. IN sissEE.
 A H. Gardner and wife spent yes terday in Bisbee visiting friends. THRU TO DOUGLAS.
 Charles Slomon. Tucson banker and wife and family. were in Tombstone yesterday for a few moments enroute to Douglas on a visit.
 MET SISTER.
 Jrof J. A. Rockfellow came in to day from his ranch at Cochise Strong hold to meet his sister. Miss Annie Rockfellow. who arrived today from Tucson.
 CRISP MORNINGS.
 Of course there are many Tomb stonites who don't know it. but the mornings for the last week have been very crispy. there being ice formed each morning before the owls ge, up RETURN HOME.
 Mr. and Mrs F. w Ligge;t have returned to their home in Wichita. Kansas. after spending ten days in Tombstone the guests of MT. and Mrs H. P. Merrill
 COMING RIGHT ALONG.
 Tn beautiful. cool. clear days are just the kind that make outdoor work pleasant and the state highway crew working between Fairbank and the santa Cruz line are stepping right along with their work.
 A FEW LAID OFF.
 A few men during the last week nave bttH idlN Oll DN tnt tOppei Queen in Bisbee. while the C. & A has added quite a few The big con centrating mill is about finished al Warren and that will lay off few more mechanics right soon Bu when the mill starts it will add quite large numbers of works for the dis tric;
 PREPARING FOR BUILDING. Workmen are on the ground pre- pairing to erect the buildings. tanks and other necessary equipment fo, the Standard Oil station to be install cd here. permission for which wa. granted by the city council same tim ago The buildings will be erected on the block next to the railroad track on 10th street The concret, work will be done by H. M. Eckermar focal contractor OVER FROM sIseEE. J. J. Bowen, automobile dealer c Bisbee, was a visitor in Tombstoni today on business at the court hodse VISITING SISTER. Miss Roxie Tucker is visiting il ! Tombstone for few days with be- sister. Miss VeIma Tucker. VISITING PARENTS. Miss Clara Igo is spending a few days with her parents from Douglas where she is attending Palmer's Bus mess College. GUILD MEETING. The members of St Paurs Guile of the Episcopal church will meet to morrow night at the home of Mrs Harry Macia, al 7:30 p. m. SICK JUROR HOME. John Cameron, the juror who wal taken i'll with influenza during th' Bennett trial. left for his home . San simon today, having recovered sufficiently to make the trip. He wa taken to Benson by Sheriff Hood an, placed on the train there.
 IN sIseeE. | Mrs. Ethel Macia, secretary of tn, Cochise County Child's Welfar' Board, was in Bisbee today attendinl special meeting of the board . which a number of cases of indigent were taken up.
 FOR ROBBERY. The trial of Francisio Lopez, chare ed with robbery. was started this al
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
COMING RIGHT ALONG.

Tn beautiful. cool clear days are just the kind that make outdoor work pleasant and the state highway crew working between Fairbank and the santa Cruz line are stepping right along with their work
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
VISITED HERE.

MT. and Mrs. J F.. Curry. and Mrs Bertha Leonare. of Bisbee. spent the day in Tombstone today visiting with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
IN s,ssEE.
FOR vAGRANCY.

Deputy Sheriff Kinney brought J Quintano. a Mexican. to the Hotel Hood today. charged with vagrancy and he will serve time for the next % days
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-12
RETURN HOME.

! Mr. and Mrs. F.. ". Ligge;t hav'
 returned to their home in Wichita Kansas. after spending ten days il
 Tombstone the guests of Mir. and Mrs H P Merrill