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WEEKLY JOURNAL-MINER, WEDNESDAY
INC, SEPTEMBER 4, 1918,
PAGE THREE
EXCHA
RATH
NGE TABL
hit the newspaper profession a more
resounding hump that the edict which
forbade the editor to trade a year's
subscription of his publication with
i some other paper which looked good
to him.
, It is the worst whack he has had
handed to him since back in 1906 when
congress abolished that other delight
of the newspaper guy's life, the free
railroad pass, long an institution in
city and country journalism.
PATRIOTISM TO BE
.SOMEBODY TAKES SOMEj KEYNOTE OF THE FAIR
OF THE JOY OUT Of (From nail0
THE LIVES OF PUBLISH- department managers and sup-
ERS BY PROHIBITING crintendents of the Northern Ari-
SWAPPING OF PAPERS. ?ona .Fai,r AsscIation Iia'e thc '-
lies of their respective departments
I well in hand. Advertising matter will
The "exchange table" is a thing of.soon j)C sl;tteil to the printers, so
the past. itiat ti,c cxact dates of the fair and
This time-honored institution, nllrn0cPc will be well known
MS ONLY
BUST NOW
which for vcars untold has been an
integral part of every newspaper of
fice in the land, from the Squecdnnk
I throughout the northern counties of
j Arizona. Tiie co-operation has al
. re.idv been nlcdccd. In announcing
Weekly Herald to the big metropolis ,Ile j0S Xorthcrn Arizona Fair, the
tan dailies, has been laid on the altar management says in part:
and sacrificed as a burnt offering to, ."Xevcr in the annals of civilization
the war god, and has gone into the ias lhcrc 1)ccn a cr;5;s wien tlc fru;ts
limbo of things of other days along ;of thc Kr0Hn,i ami the products of
with thc public sugar bowls, free rail-' c;cnce art an,i ;miustry, have been
T-oad passes, pug dogs, liver pads and of sucI, v;taj importance to mankind,
roulette wheels. 1 as at the present moment. Thc un-
Thc "exchange table" is now Rath-, paralleled demands df thc devastating
oring dust instead of newspapers, a'var brought upon thc world bv thc
recent order having been handed conscienceless soul and bloody hand ( since left the city supposedly for Los
down from the high and mighty at of Germany have vastly magnified Angeles. As there were no known
the national capital prohibiting publi-(thc value of every article, which is j relatives of young Morrow here, the
cations of all sorts sending out ex- necessary for the subsistence and j message remains undelivered,
change copies. loncrations of armies, and thc people' Morrow, who was about 23 years
. . . t ii, i ti .1 I.. - mi7 -
LIST LOCAL BOY
AS MISSING ON
BATTLERELD
HOWARD MORROW MEM
BER OF DOMINION DE
TACHMENT, DISAPPEARS
AFTER FIGHT WITH HUNS
ON AUGUST 10TH.
(From Wednesday's Daily.)
A telegraphic communication was
received in this city yesterday after
noon from thc director of records of
thc Canadian war department at Ot
tawa, Ontario, conveying the infor
mation that Howard M'orrow, a well
known Prescott youth who enlisted in
thc Canadian army in May, 1917, had
been reported missing after the en
gagement with thc enemy on Satur
day, August 10th. Thc wire came to
the boy's father, Wesley Morrow,
who was formerly an employee in the
Santa Fe shops here but who has
Ever since newspapers have been In j who support and supply them,
vogue, thc mail in the average print, "The stimulation and encoirjrage
shop has consisted of at least 80 percent of efficiency and excellence in
cent exchanges, and the office boy these products is the prime purpose
old. left Prescott early in V)i in
company with Robert Flinn, the boys
going to Ottawa, where they joined
the Canadian army. They entered the
whose duty it was to make the daily ;0f the Xorthcrn Arizona Fair. Thc 'ambulance corps, but Morrow was
later transferred to an artillery unit,
He was afterwards sent to Kingston.
Ontario, to complete his training and
later left for France. He was not
with young Flinn on the day upon
which he turned up missing.
The fact that the boy is missing
does not necessarily mean that he has
trips to the postofficc had to take a 1 management considers that a fair
basket with him to carry back all of j which tends to promote friendly rival
the publications which came in from ry among the producers of national
all parts of the map. While some of necessities and encourages increase
the exchanges were of interest to thc 1 therein, is devoted to a patriotic pur
editor, a great many of them were of pose, and where various features of
such small import that they were entertainment are provided to pro
nevcr opened or read, and after hang-'mote nubile interest bv attracting
ing around on thc "exchange table" Harger numbers, it is only that the been killed. It is possible that he
for a few days were generally con- valuable lessons thus afforded may might have been taken prisoner or he
signed to the trash heap. )C more widely disseminated. jmay have' gotten mixed up in some
From reading thc foregoing para- "The management is today more, other bunch of Canadian fighters and
graphs, the reader might gather thc sensible than ever before of the im-j become separated from his dctach
idea that the editor's mail nowadays p0rtant and generous aid heretofore jnicnt. Thc lad had many friends in
is of small volume and that it con-j rendered thc fair by a great number Prescott and all of them are sinccrc
sists only of important letters andtlf Xorthern Arizona boys who are'ly hopeful that the brave youngster
thc few papers which the quill driver ' now So gallantly serving the cause of j has merely become lost instead of
might have felt constrained ,to sub-j,Umanitv in the American forces on having fallen prey to a bochc bullet.
scribe and pay for. However that is iand and sea and in thc air. To each)
r
IS PLAYING BOTH
QinO APAIMCT
U1U0 MUHIIIOI
MIDDLE
jevcry school child in thc district,
Xvith recommendations for the proper1
rare of the teeth and for correcting
) xistinp troubles. It is probable that
thc majority of children will prefer
to have their own. dentist attend to'
their work, but provision is made
whereby the school dentist can at
trnd to that work if desired. '
It has long been recognized that'
the teeth .are thc source of a great
many ills and that their care is a vcry;
important hygienic measure, a fact;
t!nt clirtnlft hp nrK' iTTinrpccwl nnnni
the minds of school children. Prof. HUNT WITH HIS EYE ON
C. F. Philbrook, Supt. of the Risbee
schools, expects good results from
the innovation both in healthier
children and improved mental capac
ity. School dentists are not common.
They are a part of thc school medi
cal staff in but a few of the large
cities of the country, but it is made
possible in this district by the lib
eral support given the schools: it
seems to be thc desire of thc compan
ies operating in the district as well as
the citizens to do everything possi
ble to make thc P.isbee schools cxcell
in every respect.
GROWN AT HOME SPUDS
SHOULD BE BOUGHT
SENATORSHIP, WARMS
UP TO CANDIDACY OF
SID OSBORN THROUGH
HIS LIEUTENANTS.
' it. - . j i . i r t- I
tie was auvisca ny me .ian irancisco
, office as late as Friday that if he de
j sired to run for office he would have
to resign. This he could not afford
I to do, as a railroad man will very:
easily understand, but to the rank and.
file of people who arc not familiar
with the workings of thc railroad'
companies this would deprive Mr. '
Compton of his present standing and,
possibly he would have to go to thet
foot of thc list of railroad conductor.,
and would rlmnre liis nositlon ar-'
cording to the run that he has been
holding. It was ctfrtain that Mr.
Compton could easily beat Sam Brad
ner, who is the administration can
didate for corporation commissioner
on thc Democratic ticket.
i i in i ni r- mri ir-
LAW fflUVt
LAUNCHED FOR
GOODGAUSE
PIIOF.XIX, Aug. 28. George W.
P. I Hint, governor of Arizona by
supreme court decision, who aspires
to go to thc I'nitcd States senate in
I 1920, is not risking his all in thc
Democratic primaries this year in
backing Senator Fred Colter. He has
a second line of trenches, which are amc of Lieut Maddock finds its way
Xomanation papers signed by Lieut.
Thomas Maddox, Republican nominee
for congress, were received at Repub
lican headquarters from Lieut. Mad
dox in France two days after the
'irrtc' required; but had been filled
without his signature, as instructions
to do so had been received from him
in a cablegram. Whether or 'not the
FLAGSTAFF, Aug. 27. Taking
the stand that, price being equal,
home products should be used in
preference to all others requiring lon
ger freight hauls, the federal food ad
ministration for' Arizona is actively
backing the committee of thc Ari
zona state council of defense on home
production for Coconino county in
urging the consumption of potatoes
grown in the northern Arizona potato
belt.
That farm products should be
handled in the most direct line from
the producer to the consumer is one
of the first principles of the food ad
ministration, and applied to thc po
tato situation it means this: There is
no reason why dealers should order
ably defended by Hunt's old trusted
lieutenant, Miilford Winsor, and the
Osborn supporters. Thc great Hunt
drive in the primaries has as its ob
jective the overthrow of Fred Cutter
and his conservative army. If Colter
can do it, wel and good. If not, and
Osborn and his reserves capture thc
works, Hunt will be thc victor just
the same. It is a clever game, and
Sutter has'both Osborn and Colter to
beat. Hunt will be supremely satis
fied if Sutter is beaten. Osborn has
always played thc Hunt game, and
has been a useful cog in the machine.
It matters little to Hunt whether he
runs Colter or whether Winsor runs
on the primary ballot he will be the
Republican nominee for congress, as
his name will cither be written in or
will be promptly placed on thc bal
lot at the first meeting after the pri
mary, as he had no opposition. The
papers were sent to Lieut. Maddox in
June, but tVd not reach Phoenix until
August 22.
Tn Maricopa county, where Sidney
Osborn is supposed to run pretty
well, there is very little heard of him,
and everybody is willing to admit thc
race is between Sutter and Colter. It
was stated on. the street by a man
that he had a letter front Osborn in
Osborn, for Winsor gets his orders, which he said he would withdraw
from Hunt. Thc governor and his from thc race, and possibly in favor
faithful ally from Yuma county think, Qf Colter. Osborn has a very hard
they arc playing a sure thing game,
and they probably arc certain of vic
tory. They bavc both a radical and
whichever one is victorious, thc gang
wins.
(From Wednesday's Daily.!
Superior Judge Sweeney yesterday
the matrimonial
contract between the lady and C L.
Cole, to whom she was married at
iiot thc case. With thc passing of the,ami every one of these this associa-j
exchange, another sort of mail is nowt;on acknowlcdged thc highest meas-j
coming in copious gobs which still ;ure Df gratitude and admiration.
compels thc office boy for the pretty while wc shall miss them greatly in
girl in the tront oincc) to carrj a, tMe presentation of the several phases rrantcd a decree of divorce to Mrs.
basket along when making trips toif,f this fair, thc consciousness of their ! icrtha Cole, ending tl
the postomcc. inc new nranu oijjarger devotion to us anil to tnc
mail consists principally of govern-1 world in their service under the Stars
nicnt publications, publicity matter and Stripes will render them, though
and press agent stuff of all uescrip-jai)S;ent from us, the enshrined stars
lions which misguided persons, firms -and heroes of every occasion, when-1
and officials direct in great quantities' CVcr there mav be an assemblage of
. . ,t .r.. i ii ..." i
to tne ccmors in an pans oi me lanu our people,
in the apparent belief that thc soft- -
hearted desk man may give space to HELP NEEDED BY THE
it in the columns which he controls, j RED CROSS WORKERS
By actual count, there were 21,
oriWn of Hi,- lifprntiirp of lhe sort: irrom Wednesday s uauy.;
potatoes, from without the state when j a ,"n;,dIe-of-thc-road candidate, and
tliere is a large supply oi uomc
grown potatoes, which for quality are
unsurpassed in flavor, size and keep
ing qualities.
I. W. Dorris. state merchants' rep
resentative of thc food administration
has written a letter to potato dealers
i-cry
proposition to overcome, on account
of many feeling that he is not big
enough to be thc governor.
The San Diego affair'i's apt to b'c
an important issue of thc campaign if
certain aspiring Democrats land
places on thc ticket. The people of
the state have not forgotten' this oc
casion on which their public officials
Republicans in nearly every county
arc giving considerable care to the
selection of legislative candidates.
carrying this line of argument and 'while thc Democrats arc ignoring. v:;t-,i c a nicr o travc booze to bovs
urging them to patronize home indus- their responsibility in this regard. of tle ,r;zona regiment and caused
try as an encouragement to the potato Ti,ere is a Hunt legislative ticket in SCvcral of them to be demoted and
producers of Anwma. It " hoped ncarly Pverv countv of thc state, and.,,; Thc names of the offic;als
through this means to check the . , Ur:nsor arc making sure " i n i-. ,.-
tClllf! I tUIItt I lltll U W IMllt vn ivHwm, "
ISIULI . . . a 1 !. . . . ..
DESERTION CHARGE
WINS HER A DECREE Rro"n croJ
o which pro ved disastrous will control the next senate! thc statc an(, of them are run
last year in disposing of the home1 and House, ihcy take no ciiances,
anu sec mat iniMcu aim men mtn
arc nominated. The hottest battle is
in Coconino county, where they are
EARNHART ON TOP;
PERSISTENCY WINS trying to defeat Hugh Campbell for
(From Wednesday's Daily.)
Former Supervisor Thomas Earn
hart, now of San Diego, but who re-
rc-nomination.
Tom Campbell, Republican candi
i date for governor, has been making
ning for office again. They will have
to answer or their conduct at the
polls.
BADGES OF SHAME ADVO
CATED FOR BOND SLACKERS
H. B. KING WILL SEE
THAT THE AFFLICTED
SOLDIER BOYS AT WHIP
PLE ARE CONSIDERATE
LY REMEMBERED.
(From Thursdiy's tJailvA
Patient soldiers at Fort Whipple
arc to be remembered by friends, in
this city, a worthy move having been
initiated by H. B. King, of thc Cole
man Brokerage Co., In their behalf.
Mr. King in outlining his object,
stated a muster roll of all soldier
boys is to be procured at once, in
which the native state of each man
will be noted. If from Xcw York, so
will those in thc county from that
state be made aware of that fact,
and so on down the line until the
designation of each one of approxi
mately 300 stationed at the barracks
will be chronicled. After this is ac
complished, a drive will begin in
seeking recognition for the afflicted
from those of the states noted.
Literature and necessities not pro
vided by the war department, will be
provided. An appeal also is to be
made to those sections of states from
whence thc soldier comes. There is
nothing of a charitable nature to be
countenanced in this action, and the
spirit of good will from one Ameri
can to another is what prompts the
afflicted to be remembered by those
who arc more fortunate in life.
VICTIM OF GUN FIGHT
SAID TO BE RECOVERING
SAX FRAXCISCO. Aug. 28.
What to do with Liberty Bond slack
? -i. - i.V .r
above mentioned in the Journal-Min-
Work hard and then work some
Itninc lnrcrp IrinrI nml other interests In) ? i.s- f I . .. i-
Deming in May. 1917. Thc defendant: y"" " i e congmtnlatcd for , p,u ,roSr"s crs was one ot tne i. g quesuons :s-
did no Contest the issuance of thc le-',V, SstcncVa Svorin- to',!lC St3,Cr 1 'cv.Mted u.na county CUS.,C(1 at thc Xorthcrn Cab orma
cree. The complaint charged the bus.; lc htf nch!4aSJ '"f, ,n ',7' V confcrcncc of. L,bc,r ' Lf T"1
band with desertion and crueltv. Cole Zl Ullev ':u,cU and Somerlon. He went from Yuma !n Salr Francisco this week. Although
was said to have called his wife un- rJ lw" tv a" holding Ins t0 1 "7,"' fvcn'n ,l !c la ''T "str"S "" ",etho,ds w.crc d,s-
printablc names and also was charg- c ffJfK addressing Republicans in thejc0llraKCd. full "moral suasion' was
... r- , - i .... .... 'nccn a 'aiiurc, nut at last ""s ciioris l-roni Tucson he want to 1nrc-H nml it wns the oninion of
ei ihi 'nt.s msrno.er .mo M,lavc triumphe'd and this ycarevery p. . v .lSt. 0racIe. Mam-!n;r T, v. T.vnrh and a
I i. ,i
, rr 1 . ? ft 11,1I1U11. MTIZIUS IU lit IMC 3HJK" V H-T
cr small on i uesuay morning, iiouiu . i..j... : f i ,.;c .,c rcr,1 1,
. ... , . acu UUS3 III aiUjinw ILI J in mv i.uuuiimiiii. w i.v w " ' ' . " v ......
anv editor be disposed to print cvcn,,iousc Thc ,arRC n,;. of goods Crs Xora UMer vestcrdav fil
a fraction of thc matter which is -nt J wliicli was furnished this chapter andjed a suit for separate maintenance
him along with requests for its publi-to be in the hands of thc directors atjacamst j,er iusi)an(i s r Holder,
cation, the average paper would have; San Francisco by October 15th is' conlplaint charges' the plaintiff
?rc ,,. . or ,o . s;cIC,nUT, SL'K,,! "S
1 city matter comes from sources 1 uccn nauc lo iaie, nut an aa ci : .i.:. rnntv nn,i ,..;tl,
... , i,.: f vt( ditional call has been received for2aiot sheep in tins countj anu witn
which are really deserving of boost- mQrc Thcrcfore all women fam;iiarlspending most of the money without
ing if the newspapers had the space wUh tJle aft of knUt;nR or thoSC dc-1 sharing it with his wife. Thc lady
to spare. Some of it conies from the s;r;ng to learn arc requested to givcasks the court to direct thc husband
Red Cross, the Boy Scouts, the Lib- a i,an,i to t,is important work. Clas- to pav lcr tie sunl of $900 a year for
ory Loan Committees, the Thrift Scs in knitting arc held on Tuesdays !a -;0(1 of fivc vears and an ad(H.
Stamp campaign ma lagers ana; ana rr.uays iron, iwo unw. mi v. .... . , f $,00 f ,
couni.ics oilier Kimireti jjainuut ui . .
semi-patriotic organizations. Thc Avar I ccived. including tho yarn for the
department and thc members of con-', sweaters and socks. 20 refugee
, , . r petticoats have been made to date,
gress also send copious quantities of ,,. sm bc
news-matter and the . M. C A. war; In t,,c surg;cal dressings depart
workcrs do the same. While the warment ROOCj progress is being made,
is :n progress tons of official bulIc-Jon an average of from 60 to 70 pads
tins are placed in the mails none of being turned out daily. Those work
which requires postage, being carried j ing yesterday at the surgical dress
bv the frank of some member of con--ings were: Mrs. Alex Jones, Mrs.
gress or one of the executive depart-' Vrcd Bowler, Mrs. A. L. Smith, Mrs.
ments some of them good, some bad! J"a,nes I-owr'- -Mrs- GcorSc Ruffner,
and some indifferent. A few of the!'"- W- W" ?SS-- ThSC cnf3fgcd
Piece, of mail do carry one-cent, fe' H.'lLCarami
stamps, and as few editors have anyiJIrs Homcr K;n whll Mrs jorr;s
ng oi tne lauys oeuroom. Later. ftv . , ,;. ,,1111,i.r:n
he left thc family home at Jerome amljscvcra, ,IundrcA H;s orchard is at
s not supposed to bc a resident oit.nr.. ,,,., fnr :,, iinnf;ftil
California. The plaintiff's maiden I ., . ... .:i ,.,
The parties to thc suit were mar
ried in 1901 at Camp Verde and the
husband is said to have deserted his
wife this summer.
ANDERSON GETS WARM
MESSAGE FROM FRANCE
time or inclination to examine mail GolVlwatcr and
matter winch carries only a green. -i,r
where each tree goes over the top
with its .mellow apple. Mr. Earnhart
has been discouraged by friends from
devoting his time and money to this
undertaking, and even soil experts
had advised against the venture. He
is coming back in a short time to
view the scene of his triumph as
against the desolation of past years
and that characteristic smile of satis
faction no doubt will be adorning his
features. Mr. 'Earnhart had a
"hobby' in this ranch and his outlay
would have bought him many similar
pieces of productive land.
MANGANESE MINE NEAR
MAYER IS PRODUCING
(From Wednesday's Daily.)
Thc following telegram from some
where in France was received on
Monday night by Attorney- LeRoyt
Anderson of Prescott:
France, August 25.
LcRoy Anderson, Prescott, Arizona
U. S. A. Wc met today for thc first
time over here, and here's to you over
Mrs. Ballcngcr
frc Tnin PamnbplI snent
etnmn fli TTinlnritv of .Iipca irf nm. . " r .". 1 . t .. ...;!. i til eTC.
fully filed away in the waste basket! members of thc local chapter. (bigned) Major A. H. Gale
as soon as the eagle eye of the desk It is a noticeable fact that on the! ScrSl- Major Geo. . Xilsson
nan lights upon thc Xuinbcr 10 en- streets of Prescott considerable tin ' Tacked onto this message was a $15
elopes which arc generally used to j foil is to be found. The announce-j expense charge, collect, which of
enclose this species of literature. So,'"'cnt has been made time and again course was paid by Attorney Ander
when thc boss notes that the office' J' local papers to thc effect that tin son. It is his belief that thc two for
boyf or the p. g. from the front of-lfoi,,'S as ? T'' cash ,,1,c ! uier associates in his office are im-
ficc) returns from the postoffice with Rc Cross and should be saved. es- j bibing quite lavishly of thc light wines
a hcamW nile of letters, .he no Ion-' Jcrtla' a sI"'",,cnt "f fo11 ?cnt out Uor which France is famous and from
I.' ':..., :.. : ' -Vrs- VcorSe KUiincr, cuairman ; f rrnorls ,f A.nrr;r,nc nv(r.
committee, netted J
gcr geis excited or imagines inai uic , of tle saivage
man oi inc uay is oi vasi iiui.oriancc. j jg 57
He merely goes through the pile ofj
envelopes with a practiced hand, rc-j BRILLIANT WOMAN
taining the honcst-to-goodncss letters CALLED BY REAPER
which bear thc small, purple litho-, , ' .,
graphed likeness of thc father of his1 f CFrom ThnrcJav s Jlv.1
country, tosses thc one-cent stuff and .Mrs; J- Cassidy, a resident of the
the franked envelopes into thc dis- c,t-v S,,1CC c,ar,-v ll,c fcar-
card, and mumbles something ai)0Ht:away yesterday afternoon froin tuber
not seeing why the government pcr-!c.,,,os,s- w,,,cfh developed a short
mils all of this sort of stuff to go;!,,nc aS ?hf sUc had "covered
jut UC..I.. ut-
exprcssions of J
seas the whole army must have been
devouring the best quality of the
fighting brand. At any rate Mr. An
derson cabled back, to draw on him
for incidental expense money, and
wime tnese military lawyers are
shrewd, there is a strong possibility
that neither will bc in the bone drv
ranks as long as financial resources
arc available home Mhjor Gale is
with an artillery division, while Ser
geant N'ilsson is in thc Judge Advo
cate General's office,
tl,rnm.l. the mails and then sets tin 5 ,rom P"OUl ICcr.
rr,. 1,! thr sl.nrln-r nf ,nurr ! Casioning Universal
.1 ,.r.-:,- ,i.Mrt,,,.nt .T.rwi m..c 'sorrow in this community, where she I
ed by handling such quantities' of,1f,:!J a Iage "timber of , DENTIST HIRED BY
.;ead-hcad first and second-class mail fnends. Her husband accompanied SCHOOLS OF BISBEE
'atter. ,Iier to Prescott from Phoenix, and) msnEF A 37,,, sc)ools 6
Hut the old-time "exchange" seems'?"6 1 f ''f. noble character ,SJ Bisbcc.Warren district have tak
10 bc in the same category with OA.m w''"Bly g.v.ng two sons to the
I. Barleycorn and is due for a retire-! a mother's blessing as she, dentist.
1 1 i i 1 t 11 n 1 nMi-i 1 'l 1 1 1 fi 1 ii'i mnrp criiic m
ment ot the temporary sort at least.' . . ;"-
Since the kaiser was forced into tlie,re,na, m th,s cltJ'' of lcdcr 'cars-
1
(From Thursday's Daily)
The Bunker & Bunnister manga
nese mine, situated in Lower Agua
Fria valley, on what is better known
as the old Scholcy ranch, is now in
active operation by E. E. Hill, under
a contract, and is producing heavily.
Fivc carloads are on thc dump ready
for shipment to an eastern market
and delivery begins at once- under
what is stated to be government
supervision. This disposition of the
raw product in itself is conclusive of
the high grade content of mineral
carried, which it is stated runs to as
high as 50 per cent.
M7r. Hill while in the city yester
day stated he has a force of eight
miners employed, to be increased as
fast as development warants and that
thc approval of the undertaking by
federal mining engineers should allay
all doubt as to thc merit of thc prop
erty. He also stated the manganese
condition lies in a blanket formation,
land is near the surface, which per
mits stripping to be readily given.
The pay streak ranges from eight
inches to two feet, and the minerali
zation is distinct and can bc traced
for a distance of about six miles.
While it had been known for many
years of the existence of this mineral
at that point, it was not until manga
nese came into demand for munition
purposes at a high figure that it was
deemed advisable to begin operating!
on a large scale.
present war by Belgium, many chan- For qu;ck. and artIsUc joh work
gee have taken place, but none have the Journal-Miner is the place.
Dr. Johnson, whose work started
'about thc middle of the month.
Dr. Johnson's first work is the
.thorough examination of the teeth of
moth, ITaydcn, Winklcman, Ray and
Superior. Last Saturday he attend
ed the auual picnic at Red Lake in
Coconino county and after spending
a few days in thc north, returned to
the south to visit Gila, Graham and
Greenlee counties and the boys at
Camp Co'dy. It was at the Red Lake
picnic two years ago that Gov. Camp
bell opened his campaign, on which
occasion he was thrown from a buck
ing broncho, experienced horsemen
though he is . In his talks with Re
publicans over the state. Gov. Camp
bell has emphasized thc necessity of
putting strong county tickets in the
field, but has discouraged thc nom
inating of poor men jnst to get the
emoluments of office, on 'the ground
that Republicans arc not interested
in drawing salaries, but in rendering
service. lie has pointed out that thc
Republican party has ever been the
friend of liberty, thc best illustration!
being the anarchists, socialists and
ivoblics never support Republicans.
In this connection he said: "Thc most
cheering news to mc since our boys
began their big drive conducted by
our government against the Huns on
the western front is thc success of
the great drive conducted by our gov
ernment against the Huns in America
at the Chicago trials of thc I. W. W."
Thc state committee filed nomina
tion papers for thc state ticket with
the secretary of state on Aug. 20, as
follows:
Thomas E. Campbell for Governor.
Thomas Maddock for Representa
tive in Congress.
James A. Jones for State Treasurer.
David Benshimol for Attorney Gen
eral.
H. E. Mathews for Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
Jack White for State Mine In
spector.
There were three vacancies on the
state ticket which will be taken care
of by the state committee when in
session shortly after the primaries.
There were two good men who were
willing to run for thc offices of state
auditor and corporation commis
sioner. One was forced to change his
mend at the last moment on account
of business and family reasons, and
the other, J. G. Compton of Tucson,
was willing to run for corporation
commissioner, providing he could get
. the privilege and leave of absence
majority of the chairmen that names
of those refusing to subscribe after
being given a hearing should be pub
lished in the newspapers as a "Badge
of Shame."
Reports were made by chairmen
that members of certain religious
sects, and pro-Germans of several
stripes were stubbornly refusing to
buy bonds. Methods adopted by var
ious communities were reported and
it was agreed that diplomacy had ob
taincd the best results.
Plans for thc doming campaign.
September 28 to October 19 were dis
cussed. Among the decisions of the
conference it was voted that it be' thc
sense of the conference 1 that the
franking privilege should bc given
banks for sending notices to loan sub
scribcrs; that county chairmen should
appoint their own foreign language
chiefs: and that county chairmen
should determine the number of
honor flag districts in their counties,
Campaign Manager George K.
Weeks for the Twelfth Federal Re
serve District stated that the interest
of the next loan will bc AZA per cent
and considering the next loan at the
lowest probable figure, six billions,
the district quota will be $420,000,000,
Weeks declared that the work of thc
Liberty Loan chiefs in each county
was as important as that of the dol
jlar a year men and the fact that thc
loan workers were active at home in
stead of in Washington or in France
did not lessen their importance.
NEW STEAMER LINE
WASHINGTON. Aug. 28. The
Argentine government has establish-ifrom the railroad authorities in San
cd a line of steamers to operate front
ENTOMOLOGIST HAD
BIG JOB IN NORTH
(From Friday's Daily.")
Dr. Oscar C. Bartlett, assistant
entomologist, has returned from Co
conino county, where he had been for
thc past month combatting thc potato
beetle evil, which has wrought de
struction over a large area of pro
ductive land. He treated at one point
2,500 acres of producing land, report
ing success, while another tract of
2.000 acres was sprayed. He esti
mates the potato losses as ranging
from 25 per cent to as high as 50
per cent while some localities suffer
even higher.
The diseases epidemic he classes
into three grades, early blight, black
leg and rhezoctonia, the remedy for
the latter being to freeze the potato
before planting to insure a full and
healthy growth. Dr. Bartlett is to re-
fFrom Thursday Daily.-)
TJndcrshcriff J. H. Robinson and
Constable William Fitzgerald arrived
in Prescott at an early hour yester
day morning from Jerome, bringing
with them a Mexican by the name or
Jose Bresinio, aged 30 years, who on
Tuesday morning inflicted a wound
on another Mexican named. Alberto
Garcia. The shooting occurred in a
pool room at Jerome, and for a time
it was-believed that the victim would
die. but reports from thc copper camp
'yesterday afternoon said that the man
tJ . - ... r t,
was siowiy getting away ..uu. m.
danger point. Neither the prisoner
nor the victim are able to give a very
good story regarding thc start of thc
fuss that led to thc shooting.
According to witnesses, two shots
were fired. Only one. however, struck
Garcia. It entered the body just be
low and a little to thc outer side of
the heart, ranged through the body
and lodged under thc skin below the
right shoulder blade. It was remov
ed by Dr. A. C. Carlson, who judged
from its appearance that it had struck
a rib cn route.
Thc weapon used was a cheap,
nickle-plated bulldog model. Im
mediately after the tragedy it was
hidden for Bresinio by Francisca Guz
man, a twclvc-ycar-old girl in whose
home he had taken refuge. Later the
girl produced thc weapon for the of
ficers at thc prisoner's request.
Like bis victim, Bresinio is a native
of Mexico and as an alien enemy was
exempted from the draft. He has
been before the local courts at least
half a dozen times, charged with
drunkenness, gambling and fighting.
His last trouble was about a month
ago, when he induced a young girl
working for C A. Ready to cash a
U. V. Extension pay order for him.
As a miner be had earned $33 and
some cents but deductions amounted
to $30. Thc girl who cashed thc or
der gave Mm the full amount, tak
ing no account of deductions.. Com
plaint was made to the authorities
and as Bresinio paid back the moncy
hc had fraudulently secured he was
not prosecuted.
Garcia had no court record.
WILL NOT CARRY OUT
PRICE MARKING EDICT
Buenos Aires to Punta Arenas, on
the Strait of Mhgellan, stopping at
numerous ports on the coast. The
first at the beginning of operations
consisted of six steamships.
Francisco. Mr. Compton is a rail-1 mam here tor a tew nays Dctore rc
road conductor running from Tucson i turning to Phoenix. He is accompan
to El Paso on the Southern Pacific cd on the trip by Mrs. Bartlett.
railroad. He is well known and well! Thc Journal.Mmer has the best.
liked and would have made a very campped job printing plant in North
good man for this particular office. ern Arizona. A trial will convince.
T?T.AGSTAFF. Aug. 2S. In re-
snonse to a communication from V.
O. Adams, vice chairman of the Ari
zona council of defense, asking for
an expression of opinion regarding
recent resolutions adopted by the
council ordering all merchants to
mark thc cost and selling price on
every article, Timothy A. Riordan,
the federal food administrator for
Arizona has sent the following wire:
Referring to your letter enclos
ing resolutions requiring merchants
to mark cost and sale price of each
article offered for sale, have to in
form, vou that we arc working under
La definite program and therefore can
not cooperate with you Jn sucn .1
rule. The expense attached to the
plan proposed by you would no doubt
increase cost of commodities to con
sumer and would be a serious drain
upon man-powertj which the govern
ment is attempting to conserve at
this time."
In explanation the food administra
tor stated that this telegram should
not bc construed as showing lack of
willingness to cooperate with the Ari
zona Council of Defense in all mat
ters which are not in conflict with the
national program of the food administration.
Journal-Miner f&r fine job work:
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