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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-08
COL Mentally Charges At
tempted 'Freeze-Out Game
Backed by Politicians.
WATER SUPPLY PLU NJ
CatSkill Contract His Firm
Holds Promises Big Profits,
and Others Want 1t.

Tic chile, ,o.,fc =, ,;.,,...,.,, l., ,,
-,,,,,,
'''"S was '"e prac-
''ca' s'oppnge OF work on the big
340oo 900 contract IN TIE Catskln water
xhea 1h,, ,.o,.t,.,,. ,..-, $1,000.
,,.,,
-, W. "'' '''""e ''ea' "E
'he declaration OF Arnold l.. Davis,
counsel FOR the Thomas McNally Com
pany, which has tho con,rac, % ,,o
effect that the nrssa,, dI@c,i,, 4. 80
ease OF freeze-out so far os 70, No-
Nally is concerned hu, that y. bos No
intention OF being rroyer 49,"
Less than one hundred and sf,v mo,
were at work to-day on that mar, n,
the big project from Ir,n.er.s RrooL
to Foundry Rock Valley. where b.re.o-
fore 100 men have been smrioved
There Is no telling now ,o,g eya, .,is
reduced force Will be retoj,od %o,tco
has been served h, tho po,,a =, yvo,on
S,,n,,,, az, .h, "
~ pp's o' ."e sureies OF 'he contractor
called upon to carry ont tho con,r,c,
Hint OF Politics.
There Is n NOR. than ,.,,,,,o ,,,,,,,,.,,.
'hat powerful political Influences are
working to GUST Col. NcNallv. so tina,
the contrac, may fall into the lap Of
one Of the big local contracting firms
with strong political back!rn.
To the s,,rnr,,. -, a., -,
,, .e VI a" concerned ex-
cept perhaps Col. McNally, II has been
found that his contract 10 ~. nos, 900,
Thing" tho, no. ,ao., gu"
,o ''1' ""s oeen hanuea out IN
ions tiihe. In spite OF the fact that he
estimated that ,h.r. -, 70
80 'ha' 'nere would remain
cieaf pront or from $4,000 TO 81, go, 800
wound hav. ~. t.nas, .,n 49, noo ".'ot
-, n"'e ,he oenent OF 100000 plant
which Col. McNaly has established.
The elimination of troubles which
,.s.,. o,eMihs lot SIX months came
yesterday when attachments Were filed
against the Thomas McNalIv Co,nnany
with tho ComptroI,er T,ev 90 ,ar 80,
.,,,,o,,. one'' ines are Tor rel
"'eiy small amounts, but they serve
TO hold no q check for 81. ODl which uos
about to be turned over TO the company
pany has the cIaims'n"a %. "a Soih-
coal delivered in nr,ohar t aa S!,?to ior
Der and the other for Al %, ga" a, ',oN, III
attachments were grsntaa -, r'e ,S me
Thai tba $500, VIZ ~ antea on the ground
ttnn .nS no,npany Is foreign corpora
20 a,a.o, "ere served on the Comptroller
o|n an! Hiohey que inc company.
To Force Mentally Out.
ihls serious situation Is the result OF
tnternnl dissensions in tho Thomas
McNaily Company. which recall the
ssnuati9h "hen John g. Mcdonald had
nhlshed the subway and WAS told that
ms services We're no longer needed. Col.
McNaIiy, IN this case, Is the digger. the
nan actually IN charge Of the work.
lie mas peen served with an ultimatum
70 wnhdraw from the concern or be
forced out, neither of which he appear RS
10 nave any intention of permitting.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-08
Rock and Rye

Made from the cho!cest old
rye whiskey and selected
white rock candy; the best
remedy for colds and lunS
troubles; regularly sold at
zoe a bottle; spesial 70,
price for this sale. NV
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-08
Mentally Will Fight.

THE strange thing about the situa-
ton ~ that while thi" trouble was at
i's height several offers We're made by
other contractors TO carry on the
wplS. Olc of the greatest estates in
triS country was ready TO close "A
or tract with the McNally Company
by which it agreed 10 give the com
was entirely satisfactory to Col. Me-
Nally. but at the last minute the ne
gotiations We're upset hy Mr.. Paine"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
DIES tR0N INJURIES
RECEIVED N GAME
E,EtF
VIII. csd,l Ferebee Susla|ns
CuicussioD Of Brain IN Contest
WHA noantks College.
nllFBask IS TACKLED in] THROWN
PROSTATE Figure Struck Heavily by
Half Dozen opponents-Uneerta
Whether Fall or Subsequent Blow
Was Cause Of Death-vietim Was
Making Brilliant Run.

Especial to the Daily Press).
LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 31.-Whi!e
making brilliant run with the ball.
left halfback G. Cook Ferebee. OF the
Virginia Military Institute. son of G..
Il. Ferehee of Norfolk. was heavily
tackled by a Roanoke College player
here today. and died shortly after
ward from concussion of the BRAIN
The cadets had all the best of the
play, the final score at the end of the
first half being 81 to 0. They De-
came reckless and the backs went IN
for record breaking runs. Ferebee.
after GLIDING all the men in front OF
him. dashed away down the field. APP
parentlv feeling that he was well
away from the Roanokers. More
sp led. however. was developed by
a Roanoke College man than Fere-
bee had expected. and the flying tack
lie was made before he was aware OF
the presence Of pursuer.
Men Pile Up.
When he fell dropping the ball,
hall a dozen Roanokers plunged for
1t and in so doing, struck heavily
upon the inert form. Whether the ia
tai blow was the result Of the fall
or the result of a blow received after
the fall cannot. be determined.
Cadet Ferebee was a member of
the fourth class al the institution.
and one Of the best men on the foot
bail team. The game was at once
stopped when the seriousness Of the
accident became apparent.
G,ek
half was V. NJ. !. 81: Roanoke Col
lege 0.
The second half was not played.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
CHpIS7lAN CONFERENCE
OF EASTERN VIRGINIA
Annual Session Of Body Has Been
in Progress at Dendron During
Past Week.

DENDROE. VA Oct 81 The
Eastern Virginia Christian Conference
met here in annual session last Tues
day with the Dendron Christian
Church. and was called to order by
Rev NC. Newman, president Of last
session About forty churches are
embraced In the conference. Rev.
y G Newman was reelected presi-
dent aid Rev. J. o. Cox assistant sec
rotary. Mr.. ". H. Jones. treasurer
Of the Farmers Bank of Nansemond
is the standing treasurer and Rev.
". D. Harwccd. Of Lambert'S Point
Ia the standing secretary.
The entertainment committee met
the delegates and visitors at Wake
field and through the courtesy Of the
8. s. G S. Ry. took them to the
church.
Dendron extended splendid enter
taInment TO the conference. The
following ministers were in attend
aace:
Rev. W. ". Staley. d. D.. Rev. J. P.
Barrett. ID. D.. editor Of the Herald OF
Gospel Liberty, Dayton. Ohio: Rev.
]. o, Atkinson. y. D.. editor Of the
CSristia. Sun. Zion College. y. c.;
Rev. ". g. Newman. Rev. ". W. But
Ter. Rev. G. c. Ryan. Rev. J. H.
Thompson. Rev. W l.. Harwcod. Rev.
J. ". HarreH. Rev. II. f. Rorntree.
Rev. ]. 0. Cox. Rev. J. VI. Roberts
Rev. &. c. Jones. Rev II. r. Butler.
Hev. e. n. Rowland. Rev. T. w John
son. Rev. ". l.. Bryant. Rev. r. ".
Peel. Rev. J. ". weliogs. Rev. y. ~
Poster
Tho report On eiUca'ion home and
foreign missions. moral reform and
Sunday schools provoked Interesting
discussions and able Addresses were
delivered for each rcpor; II IL sol
dom that a conference the size 81 this
oue tas so many men of striking abiii'
,y. Dr Rarre,; read an Interesting
snnuaI address on the Genesis Of
the Christian Movement IN whtcn
he pointed out that near this place
- Surry count. Virginia. the dcnoni
notion adopted the name Cnris'isn u
I-os 20 the exclusion Of all party o;
section names: that the denomination
IN. the arst 10 publish religious
n<vspspcr. The Herald Of Liberty
dryt iss sued In September 1908 ans
ousIishcd continuously ever since. and
was the first 70 open college VIII
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

equal privileges TO both sexes. Proi'
e. l.. Moffi,i, IL. D.. president OF
Elon College delivered strong al
dress yesterday afternoon on the
Claim Of Christian Education."
A foreign mission association was
organized yesterday aftern con-, mem.
bership to be ten dollars for men and
five dollars for women. twenty
charter members were secured. Kew.
G. c. Jones, OF the Mt. Vernon con-
ference, Ohio, and Rev. VI. w. Butler.
CT the Eastern c.. conference. and
now living in Newport News, Va.
was received into the conference by
transfers.
Something over $4,000 was reported
hy the collector as received during
this session. Rev. NJ. ". Butler
was elected to delivcl the next an
nual address. The East End Chris
,ian church. Newport News. was add
mitteJ % the conference. having
formerly been mamber ofe tn
Christian Missionary Association.
The Conference took ten member
ships at $40 each in The Missionary
Association and elected delegates 10
represent the same. The houses or
the tawn irrespective OF creed have
been graciouSly thrown open to the
members and visitors Of the confer
encc The conference adjourned this
afternoon to meet Mex year with the
church at Franklin. Va.
Rev. DR.. Bennett remain over tc
pI each tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
ELL FOR RECEIVER,
Virginia Corporation is Object Of At.
tack In Illinois.
lRY Associated Pressl

by Associated Press,
CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. 81 A bill
asking that receiver be appointed
for the Southern Savings Life and Ac-
cident Insurance Company. Virgi-
MIA corporation. was fled in the CIR
cult Court today by three stockholders
OF the company.
The ccmplainants alleged that H. ..
Jackson. president Of the organization
and who is In full control CT the COM
lany. has sGuandercd s75.0oa Of its
assets, and at the present time owes
the company $4,000 for stock held
by him.
He also Is declared TO have Dor
rowcd $4,000 from the concern. The
bin was nled by Charles l.. Hillgart'
ner. Andrew Hillgartnor and Addison
F.. Mullikin. who claim TO own sixteen
shares Of stock. valued at $1,000.
The company was organized Janu
airy 81. 1906 and among other objects
was the manufacture. sale and lease
OF machines for vending life or acct
dent insurance.
These appliances We're TO be ins;all
ed In railroad stations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1905.

probably not reach chicago til mid
night Ssf.'
This threw ait.shs arrangements
TITO uncertainty.
Alarming Rssssss.arted.
A man t>lephoned the police station
an erroneous rep&t that Mr.. Bryan
had arrived and ltfkan attempt had
been made to bloSup his train. Ftf'
ty detectives and hohtemen in patrol
wagons were hurrfM to the scene and
after an inspectt0i g the tracks a
short distance frouS the station. found
that some hariny eSs torpedoes had
been exploded. -.
Ersae snentsr ~ Cancelled.
The presence Of We detective caus-
ed some excitenset
AT II O'Clock 4prd was received
IRON la Porte, Ind. saying that MIR.
Bryan had cancelIeA his engagements
in Chicago on acS6tst OF the lateness
of the hour at WHICH he expected TO
arrive. ~.
Charles w Bryan, brother Of the
Democratic candfaate, received the
following telegram Hs,ed at La Porte,
i''''' az - y. ~ =.
AS | cannot reach Chicago until
after midnight. pkase cancel meet
ings. do not cSrA to talk politics
on Sunday. Pressnt my regrets to
the audiences. IL
"WIlIAEM ]. BRYAN"
Mr.. Bryan arrive4aa Chicago thirty
minutes after Midnight His train
was exactly Eve Tours late aud all
the prcparat' ons msie for spectacu
lar wind-up in Chfhsgo of the Demo
cratic candidates eapmaign had TO be
abandoned
Bryan to the People.
". j. BRYAN. the. Democratic can
didat". N winding up his tour of the
Ed 81 To-Day made pubic the following:
Appeal to tic Public.
As he campaign draws 10 close,
certain issues stand Gut clearly. Til"
Democratic parry attempts to inan
guratc IN era Of hoEes:y in rclit!cs
by con p-li:ng the publication OF cam
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
ELECTION RETURNS.

Spec a! attention has been
paid by the management OF
The Daily Press this year to
pr partitions for securing ana
displaying tue returns of Tues
6av's natioL al election for the
benefit OF Us patrons and the
public.
In addition to the full bui-
Ip,in service OF the Associated
Press. recei, ID over a leased
we in the Daily Press Office.
tho paper will have the com
pIetc scryire Of the American
Rel T. l"paoae and Telegraph
Company. direct from New
York over the long distance
tclcphcnc and special cores
porG"nc"
RrIlC.i-s will BE-. shown a.
rapidly as Ihy are received. on
carva GcrCss the street from
the rally Press Office. by means
vi pos crfuI steroptican. For
tho h II ST ~ thnse who NAV rot
be able 10 come ont TO see the
bulletins. a spccial phone will
he uu, In TIE once force VIII
b. worked 10 the limit TUESDAY
nigh therefore no calls for 70
turns oynr tn" regular phones
can b. answered.
Tho Office will have no
infnrma'ion {" s.vo out In addi-
ion ~ what IL shown on 81"
csnyss. - al bulletins will b"
displayed Immediately upon re-
ceipt
Tie full scr. ice Of tho pGp-'r
viii 10 given 10 Tn Daily
Press Hampton represcataitv"
over q spsc'aI telephone. ana
the rc'crns will bc displayed
al ID Hampton court house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
Wtst Point Cadets and P'1lcslo1
Play 10 Score Game.
u|oD|Es suesusB 10 INDIANS
Carlisle Red Men Make Four Goals
From PIacement-Army Men and
Princeton Share Honors Equally
Michigan Defeats Vanderbilt.
(By Associated Press).


ANNAPOLIS. ND. Oct. 81. On
a fast gridiron under smiling skies
and in the presence Of large crowd.
the Indians. from Carlisle. administer
ed their first defeat to the miishlp-
men. The final score was Carlisle
Is: Navy 6.
Fer the first half the middies had
the best CT it until just before time
was called. Probably the midship-
linens best chance for score came
lmost Immediately after the contest
opened. but they failed to make IT..
and just as the half was drawing 10
a close. Carlisle began a series OF
four scores. all Of them placement
goals beautifully made by Raionti.
that made up CarIisle's total Of Is.
Yves: Point-prineeton. 90. -.
WEST POINT. y. Y. Oct. 81. -
Princeton met the Military Academy
cadets at football here this afternoon
fer the frs; time IN two years, anu
the result vas a nothing 10 nothing
tie
In the first halt houors were even.
hu; in the second the visitors threat
cned TO score repeatedly almost from
the time the whistle blow.
wcs; Pcin. was dangerous on'F
once. in the frs; hall. when b. Sc
.ics OF PUSHES and fake kicks the
hall was put On PTiHcetons 10 yard
lire.
Michigan -: Vanderbilt 6.
ANN ARROR. MICH. Oct. 81. -
Michigan defeated Vanderbilt by a
score Ct ~ IN 6. TO-DAY. The Micht-
gan team outplayrd the Nashvn'"
men a: every point Of the game except
tackling.
The Michigan ends played srrati'
raIiy. The FIRST scoTc was made IN
the FIRST Eve minutes OF play. Alfred
! kicking goal. Michigan played Al
offensive game. pun,ins regularly and
then holding the Vanderbilt men for
dow rs or forcing them 10 punt.
Michigan made two touchdoxns and
three goals from placement.
Blake made the single touchdown
(CoufipueA o. nlr6 PaSAI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
10 Appreciate bop,s1Ien 70
Democratic ps'lp Is Ioled.
fIGaI II 1wo VIRGINIA DISTRICTS
Contests in Ninth ard Fifth Attract
Attention-opposition to Democrat
in FIRST Not Regarded Seriously
Situation in Other States.
(By Associated Press).

RICHMOND. VA, Otc. 81. - The
campaign in Virginia is practically
closed. and after tonight there will be
no more spell binding.
This State Is expected to poll It's
usual Democratic majority. although
in this city there has been evidenced
some little indication On the part OF
"cla timers 10 go over.
The fight in the Ninth district be-
tween c. Bascom SIemp. Republican
Incumbent and J. Floyd Byars. at
tracts most interest In the State.
Wise Not Regarded Seriously.
In the First district the candidacy
CO George helms Wise. Republican.
against William A. Jones. Democratic
incumbent. is no; regarded seriously.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH. y. C.. Oct. 81. North
Carolina will give Democratic ma
jcTity Of from 4a.lo8 10 10000.
The Republicans express hope OF
carving this state but have no
! chance They are making a hard
fight for congressman in the Eighth
and Tenth districts. but indications
there are :or Democratic success.
Their will b. but a slight difference
in the national and State vote.
South Carolina.
COLUMBIA. :. C.. Oct 81. - The
nat ionaI campaign in South Carolina
mas attracted more attention than In
former year,
Tho stat wilt 20 Democratic by
AZ beast go "'1G majority.
IN louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. oct. ~. -
With Republican NOMINEES N four out
of sven congressional districts. at I'll"
c,Csc of the national campaign in
louisiana more than ordinary inter
ex, IL displayed in the election next
Tucsday.
Tho Democratic traders arc urging
the memb-rs Of their party IN the face
Of Republican opposition 10 get ont
and poll a large vStr.
Florida.
JACKSONVILLE FLA. Oct. 81. -
Tho political campaign in Florida no~
closing. has been unusually tam" and
tcon,insed On Ei<hth Page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
Mules Capacity Fixed.
(By Associated rrcss.)

Wy SsSsC'a'tu tI'oS.J
ATLANTA. GA, Oct. 81. There
Is limit to the weight Georgia
mule should be made to haul and this
limi. was, yesterday fixed by Judge
Broyles In police court at $500
pounds.
Judge Broyles fined c. X. Walker
1915 because Walkers mule was
caught by al enterprising policeman
In the act OF hauling load OF 400.
pounds. .......s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

this. thirty'fsrst day OF October, in
tho year OF our Lord ono thousand
nine hundred and eight. and Of the
indelGndence OF the United Suites
the one hundred ard thirty.third.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
by the President ALVEY A..
ApEE. Acting Secretary of State"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
FATAL INJURY IN GAME.
Football Player Dies From Coneus'
sion of Brain.
CBv Associated Pr $50

(By Associated Pr $50
LEXINGTON. VA. Oct 81. -Cade:
G.. CCcke Ferebef. son OF G. y.
Ferebee. OF Norfolk. Va. died this
evening frcm concussiCn of the brain
due to an injury received in game
of football between Virginia Military
Institute and Roanoke College play
ed here this afternoon on the for
mer's, parade grounds. The injury
resulted from being tackled while
running with the ball as left hail
back.
The game was not finished.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
FiotiIIa to Charleston.
(Bv Associated Prsss.D

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Oct. 81. -
The torpedo f,OtilIa cf six vessels
now at Annapolis has been ordered
to Charleston, s. C.. for rerairs pre-
paratory to leaving there December
, for Pensacola This practically IS
tbe beginning Of the Charleston yard
as repair station.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
Continued on Second Page)
Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI. o., Oct. 81 4
good card of six races was offered at
La,onia TO-DAY. but not iavorite was
successful. The .haRdicap. at mile
and a furlong. with four starters was
the feature. Sally Preston. the lcng
shot. went to the ffurt at ~ start
and led to the streSch where Mara
.hoa. came on And Adlk-sas1Dsssl
Red Gauntlet with Sally Preston,
third.
Kercheval. the heavily played favor
ite. finished last.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
Three Fatally Wounded.
(Ry Associated PreSS).

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 81. Word
reached here today OF clash on
Standing Rock creek. in Welt county.
between the Hall and Ashley feud
factions in which two of the Hall bays
were shot. ore fatally. the other
seriously.
One OF the Ashleys was fatally
stabbed. Two of the combatants
were arrested.
The Halls were armed with knives
and the Ashleys with pistols.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

tcon,insed On Ei<hth Pase)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Oct. 81. CO.
Tho political campaign in Florida no'
CLOSING. has been unusually tam" an
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(contipueS O nsoS Pasal
Arizona republican., 1908-08-21

allotted to such county among the sev- eral precincts thereof, in accordance with the ratio above fixed, to designate the place, for the holding of said pri- mary election in each of the several precincts of such county which are en- titled to representation, and to ap- point an election board to conduct said primary election in each of said pre- cincts; provided, that if the said re- publican county central committee in any of the counties of this territory shall fail for any reason to hold said meeting within the said term of ten days, then any three members of said county central committee, or any three qualified voters of said county who belong to the republican party, may designate the place for the holding of said primary eelction and the election board who shall have charge thereof in each of the several precincts of said county entitled to representation; pro- vided, that appropriate and proper mo- tice of such designation and the selec- ton of such election boards shall in any case be given by posting or publi
 cation, so that the voters of each pre- cinct where such primary election is held shall have due and proper notice thereof, and Of the place where such election will be held, and of the cleo tion board selected to conduct such election; and provided further that if an election board appointed in any pre- cinct in accordance herewith, or any member thereof, shall not be present at the place and hour designated for the opening of such primary election. the vacancy or vacancies so occasion ed may be filled by the republican vot- CTS then and there present.
 Credentials as delegates to such ter ritorial convention shall be signed eith- CT by the election board appointed as herein provided, in case delegates are chosen by direct primaries, or by the chairman and secretary of the county convention, in case a convention be ordered by the county committee, and where delegates are chosen by direct primaries, any contest shall be decided by the territorial convention with re-
Arizona republican., 1908-08-21
Vote cast for Number o

The apportionment of delegates among the several precincts of each county above named shall be approxi- mated as near as may be in accord ance with the above ratio, and no ar bitrary or different apportionment shall be made in any county; that is to say
 that where there are two or more ad- joining precincts in each of which there was less than twenty-five votes cast for Honorable W. F. Cooper in 1906, such precincts shall be united and constitute one precinct, at such primary election and entitled to one delegate
 Within ten days after the date of this call meeting of the republican coun- ty central committee shall be held in each county of the territory, pursuant to call therefor to be issued by the chairman or secretary of such county central committee, which meeting shall have power to and is hereby directed to apportion the number of delegates
Arizona republican., 1908-08-21
UNPREJUDICED VIEW
 OF A VALLEY MAN
E. A. Marshall Returns From San Diego More Firmly Than Ever Con
 Vnced of Arizona's Coming Greatness

E. A. Marshall of the firm of Mar shall, Kay & Co.,, returned yesterday morning from a six weeks trip to San Diego. Los Angeles and other parts of Southern California. While in that section MT. Marshall made a careful investigation into real estate conditions lat present and the probabilities as to the future and especially as compared with the outlook for Phoenix and the Salt River valley. He went there pre-
 pared to persuade himself that their proposition was the best. He returns with the settled conviction that as to soil, climate, and opportunities to make
 a living this favored valley of Arizona stands first and there is no second.
 When The Republican representative
 saw MT. Marshall he had just finished
 reading "The-f1arth" for August and
 he expressed the opinion that it con-
 tained the best, most complete. all
 round exposition and write up of the Salt River valley that has ever been
 published. His firm expects to mail
 many copies to Eastern correspondents
 It would be good idea, he thought, if
 every man in the valley mailed at
 least five copies to acquaintances in
 other states. He had talked this over with Mir Cowgirl, secretary of the