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Evening journal., 1908-12-04
NAME SECOND FRONT
STREET COMMISSION

Judge Spruancc to-day appointed a
second commission TO review and assess
damages to property ON Front between
Market and King streets. is members
are James T. Winchester. John s Null
lin. Jr., Lindley G. Kent. Jacob ID. Wins-
low. and n. Allen liillos. The jury will
meet IN Council chambers az u. M ON
December iS Their report is returnablo
on the .2d
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
Russian Pony Coats

We had supposed that could sell many fur coats
have already sold this Customers arc able to supply
the They that Nowhere larger cities
they seen such values and that they depend upon selling
only what right" s the statement that peases us as
much The selling Many Russian Pony Coats adver-
sed low prices likely American Calf dye
being Uncertain the skin itself
We Russian Pony best French dye Several
grades and many lengths $50 sos SIS Ss5, $780, $I3
BLENDED Siberian Squirrel Coats $IS5.
Black Caracul Coats $50.
Fur-lned Coats, S45
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
saIt chokes chinnev Fire

Fire in the chimney of the house
OF George Reed. at Middletown. yes
terday was smothered by salt before
it had damaged the property greatly
The blaze communicated from an over
heated stove
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
I>S1z.zzgas55ta % T01l21eesd z, es
Store Open Tomorrow Night Until $50
Black FurS
Store Open Tomorrow Night Until $50
Black FurS
Store Open Tomorrow Night Until 9.so.

store Open Tomorrow Night Until o.3o
Fashion has decreed Black Furs the avorte Con-
equeny the great demand has caused somewhat Of scarcity
some quarters but not so here
Our early purchases give the advantage OF large stock
well as prices being much lower than compelled
now As to popularity Black Lynx of leads off Black
FOX only slightly less beautiful than Lynx would
expert to discern the difference Black Wolf very good at the
price Then show Broada Persian Lamb Astrakan Persian
Paw and Russian Pony all black of In the other furs our
stock is excellent
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

We are selling the people OF Whining
ton the largest assortmen OF the best
candies 20 be had in the city Our
own make. Pure, Fresh. Reynolds
Candy Co, 4l5 Market street
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

Get your Saturday night box Of candy
at our store, where you are assured Of
its being as pure as can be made, and
fresh. too Reynolds Candy Co. al,
Market streett
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
Useful Hints

By choosing the following for gifts OF giving
something that will be appreciated
Kid Gloves Leather Bags, Belts Purses. Wallets Note Rolls,
silk Hose Dress Goods Silks Umbrellas, Linens Blankets Com
fortables and Spreads
Visit garment department for Suits Women Misses and
Children Coats Rain Coats Evening Wraps and Separate Waists
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
HandkerChiefS

We line of Handkerciefs for Christ
you will this year. With the exception of number
for Children sc, all pure linen.
The of hemsched and embroidered styles for
Women begins 1215c, then up to $3.50 each.
hemstitced the best values obtanabe I214c
SIZE SOC.
Initial STYLES for Women and Men, I21zc and 25c.
Would be we'll to while lots unbroken
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
eet sa5 From suppe

MILTON. Dec 4.--Women OF the
Milton Methodist Church cleared ss5,
toward lighting the building, by a sup
per.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

Miss Irma MacDaniel Of this city. is
being entertained by Miss Nellie Van
SAINT. al Newark.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
DeIawaro Deleoatea 10 Meet

Put Your Money in the Red Box To
mOrroW.t
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
NeckWear

would suppose that ideas would be exhausted in producing
the almost innumerable styles in Neckwear that constantly
being brought This year styles entirely different from
previous and each and every model has distinctive appear
about it. .. ff ttt fN
Designs for evening for little csc and up
wards to SO 80 each.
The showing Of imported evening carfs extraordinary
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
onIv one aBRMo olJININeu

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for the signature of E. w.
GROVE. Used the World over TO Cure
a Cold in one Day. 25c.
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
Mern Trouble.

''Nhat's the trouh'c now?' demande.
he ianitor More heatT
"No." said the tenant Of the lates
tyscrapcv. "hut | want these cloud
pushed away from my windows."-
Louisville Courier-Jourual
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

The ladies Of the Delaware Hospital will
have charge of The Lawton Store on Saturday
December s, 1908. On all cash sales they make
the Hospital will receive 10 per cent
Evening journal., 1908-12-04

Put Your Money in the RED Box rc-
morrOw.r
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
New Jewelry Firm.

Put Your Money in the Red Box To-
morrow
Evening journal., 1908-12-04
SineS & WeIch
FLORISTS

Funeral Designs. Cut Flowers.
Both phones. 2i9 W. EighthS
The evening world., 1908-12-19
ENDS ROMANCE
OF ELEVATOR CAGE
WITH $4,000 SUIT
Lena, a Lovely Waltzer, Says
Sam, the Boy Dancer, Failed
to Keep Marriage Pledge.

The romance Of two young hearts
was revealed to-day when Lena Pol
lock. seventeen years old and pretty. of
in the Essex County Clerks Office
against samuel Lend, an elevator boy
and Commerce streets, for $1,000 for
failing, as she charges, to marry her.
Sam does not look old enough to mar
ry. let alone to pay $4,000 Judgment.
But Miss Pollock insists that he is
twenty-five years old and points with
assurance to the fact that his father is
rich
Sam has the reputation as the hoy
dancer in the vicinity of his home. at
No 99s Bergen street, Newark, and he
met Lena when she was fifteen at a
dance. She says that because both
wer" such energetic dancers she be-
anne known as The Merry Widow
and he was called Count Donlllo."
j never promised to marry Lena,
said the youth to-day. she used TO
come downtown and ride in my ele-
vator until ] nearly lost my Job and
had to toll her to stay away. She cot
mad al that and the result is the suit
frr breach Of promise.
We were nothing but kids, anyway,
and | would not think of getting mar
ri"d for few years yet. She is n
The evening world., 1908-12-19
WOUNDED MAN VICTIM OF
ROBBERS, SAY RELATIVES.
Edward J. Ah,thews. ffty-e!ght years
nd nf NJ 1ll Hirhlnnh Albania Nem.

Edward J. Ahsthews. hfty-e!ght years
old, of No. III Highland avenue. New
ark. was found unconscious and with
his skull fractured before dawn to-day
at the entrance to Branch Brook Park
EiglGR avenue and Orange street, in
tlat city. He is believed 10 have been
he victim Of highwaymcn. His match
safe and handkerchief, apparently dis
curded by the foo.lads, were found
near him. The polio, who at FIRST
secuted the theory ~ robbery, did not
tnd the match safe and Aandke. chief
ard conveyed Matthews 20 The C.y
Hospital, where they reported thar he
mad probably fallen down hight of
steps At me entrance to the park there
When the mans family was notified nf
his condition at q O'Clock this morning
his son ana daughter Went 10 the spOl
whor" h' was found and there picked
W the match saie and handkerch!cT.
Iuore Is severe welt on Matthew'S =
skull which relatives insist shows
where he Was struck With Club on
niliy Tile skull was 90 severely fra
.ur"d TIA, ,Ee surgeons in the Ci,y
Hospital do not believe the man can re-
cover.
The evening world., 1908-12-19
OAKLAND ENTRIES.

OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. 10 Tile entries
for tomorrow races aT" az follows.
hgauilan lio; stroke lo5 Pops, l02 IIau.p-
Ton B't-ri. lh- Srmpruui, no; Aptu bIu.
lDj, Mi.ha-lE. ~. Lucky Mate, 100, Cowen.
1autre Daughter. The NiNar l02
sEcgNp GACE-,,Fu,urlly course, sell
lng - NatiNe- Son. lS; Blanche g, 100;
r@admi 100 $, goeg l"ai Iav asssntgn
Avon. lo3 Geurrusse'l no, May l.. y.
lo5 -lN-. su". lo3t Epsr Dhorry. lOa.
-HlHp. Hh"E---hFc and quarter
- he.oWnA. no .l'Lp.ln lu7 .
St. lut E"w"urer. 1oI. fuolioita.
ln. IrI'c .n' 9ranrt ~ Frank l.ub-
hnr.. .U7 Mics HGs<or. lo&
lI I'-- ND" D.wa .a,r. A.
-H2 r.. '1 rrri',o1 -. v.ora
.h- .ra "-r ar-i. u. p.s'r5a. Is. ed '
n.aI n..arra EE.a s.a..is. 4.r. ~. o1.rNs ''','
IH.r. l.rrrs a? rrrui. ''1 Flir.ru ~.
n A4.U l..IaaH-r 40. TrsduI.a q.
-u. s.'.'r, .l s'an-"eD lii. ls
El.f t...
sNIH. F' .I'e Is. ~ uIe
H--r',.r Pr ..- g. H E,.,0. .,.
l..saua y5, H.s Easy y.
The evening world., 1908-12-19
A WOMAN WHO KNOWS
HOW TO SHOP WRITES:

SIN purchasing Christmas presents IT
10 best for the Giyer 10 think Of what
he or she would appreciate were they
the recipients" But that is not a new
theory. Most of us follow that prlnci-
pie inadvertently as matter of course.
Now, who IS there that would not
want watch piano, diamond riur, aU-
tomobilo furniture, paintings, musical
instruments, sc? Just think how many
will make purchases OF this kind dur
ing the next few days, .- YOU have any
Of these Of similar articles for sale you
should see that you would has" hut
through seyen-d8y advertisement IN
The World, newspaper that has d
daily circulation IN New York city,
morning edition, greater than the Her
hid. Times. sun. Tribune ind Frcss
combined. start world ad tomorrow
,sunday).
The evening world., 1908-12-19
TAKE {32,492,Ol9
THROUGH STREETS
IN CLOTHES BAGS
Brooklyn Dime Savings Bank
Funds Moved, Packed in
Dingy Cases.

r . ,..,
'"7' ''''"''
ep anu '"nSe 'Ha' iooked as II II
might have once seen service in the Ellis
Island baggage room, $40 100 NJ, e6 was
,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, .,.. ..-,
~ VI MY II
'o-uaN from the oiH nome or the pime
Savings Bank, at Court and Remsen
streets, To the fine new marble strI,c-
+. .,,,
r1a,,. - -. ~ '"."'' at re
,,a.n,, la5''il -. 80" "t I'sl'.s muo H'u
,.,,,, -. - s,....
go. -. 'su ''u',' ''e 'a,N
.t',,s,'ai,.. - W, ''ie
o,.a. t,,,I,aI ,i.b .xna..a,',. -, ,ho a..
~ teeir- .noI, a., nto,,, nr ao,d rnu az.
-, IT,, ..,,.
VI vac '"''' '"-'e! N'N'.$'
II fheN expected anything OF raS-
cant they We're disappointed. The mov-
IT,, ~, ..r,, ,,,tb. t,o,.a ,,i, H. 80
-" P'' '''' "a
tonal debt OF south American repuo-
lie was no more spectacular than the
trarxfar ar , r.,,u,,s bors.bo.5 g,,de
3'''
maoe Dozen trips.
= big limousine automobile rolled I'M
- -. ..'. r
10 'he '"fp on inc hehl"eh street Slue
OF the bank building at 1890 +. NJ. PresI-
The evening world., 1908-12-19
DOLLAR BUTTER AHEAD.
chicago Dealers Say Price Must so
Ip II New Law Is Enforced

CHICAGO, Dee. lo.-That the price Of
butter here viii soar to 81 a pound II a
new ordinance providing that all butter
must be pasteuriaed is enforced is pre-
dicted by Samuel Shilling. dairy au-
thoIity.
There are only two concerns In Chi
Cago," he SAYS that are equipped To
pasteurize milk. The others simply will
not be able to comply with the Ordl-
nance by the first Of the year and the
result viii be that If IL is enforced there
will he no butteISro sell. The outfit for
pasteuriHlng costs about $500. After the
plant Is Installed the cost is little or
nothing, The point Is thar the firms are
making no move To put IN the mach,n-
cry
The evening world., 1908-12-19
CHILD WILLED BY DYING MOTHER
TO FRIEND kept FROM FATHER
Court Sustans Deathbed Agreement Made by Woman Witt
Husband and Denies Custody of Little Girl
to Parent Who Sues

The First Criminal Court Of Newark
to-day sustained the act OF a dying
woman in which she gave her ten-year-
old daughter to her lifelong friend. John
Reiss, of No. 249 Bank street. the father
of the girl, who is Madeline Reiss was
summoned to court by Mrs. Edward
Bertram. TO whom the mother gave
Madeline when she was diving, year
ago.
Reiss was recently married again and
sought his daughter. Mrs. Bertram
would not give up the child and the
The evening world., 1908-12-19

he Jumped into the waters of the slough.
Instantly the firing was renewed Tay-
lor diVed. hut heard the bullets striking
the wator. He swan under water TO a
big log, beside which he hid lur two
hours
TAYLOR rctold his wanderings in the
swamp for a day ANA a night. Han de-
lirious FROM ;nrs, and suffering. He
finally mad" his way 20 friends.
Refused to Spare life.
JUS before IT," night riders killed
Rankin. Tavlor said.
Gentleman. / a;u an old man can
not ,Npec. to- hN. many Years more.
bN killing IN. NoU w.. uu- la cheating
me of much Bu Capt Rankin IS n
young man with many yearr. before HIM
DO not Nil him
Tic leader rurrly replied. "Sau. up
TIL" aged witness made a mos, pro-
found impression. At times u'. enl.-
tons mastered linn. ana once he half
turned, dropped his head into his hands
and subhcd audihlv as tny scenes Of
that awful night passed in memory be-
fore him
col Taylor was asked only onc ,urs-
ton on s-eNaminat.on-t lie r,yu--
nize any ~ the riders positively On the
night II tn" crime He did nut.
The evening world., 1908-12-19
ROOSEVELT DENIES
HAVING ROW WITH TAFT.
N2yer Discussed Senatorial Candi-
dacy Of c, P, Tai with PFesi-
Ient-Elect, He Deslares.

WASiIINGTON, Ier, 70 president
Roosevelt to-day stated that there was
no truth in 70 printed story that be had
had disagreement with President
Elect taft about the candidacy Of the
latter's brother, e. i. Waft, for the
Senatorshipp from Ohio.
The President stated that the sub
Ject ofthe SenatoFship never had been
even remotely mentioned in CONVERSE
ton Lotweru himself and Judge Tau
and that De- has NJ thought Of in any
name. Interfering IN the contest
The evening world., 1908-12-19
HAYTl'S NEW PRESIDENT
NAMES HIS CABINET.

RT-NU-PRINCE. Dec. Ger.
Antoine simon, the newly-elected Presi-
dent OF Hgyii. to-dav announced ts
new cabinet as follows, Minister OF I.
interior ie1 iirDplyte Min!sJ,r o..
Eur,i"r Affairs. 81. Claude. MinisiGr ,C
F,La.r,. .l flc~eauN. Minister oi war
Gen 'plTus Mariue; Miuister ~ I'ut.
llr works, n Canal; Minister n. Ju.-
tee. NJ Magny,
The evening world., 1908-12-19
HIo r4EM IN MS PEG Lro,

HH>rt HA. cal, I.o. 1a-rpoa
ar l.e 8. o.. Smith. who "a arIa-
tfr. .,-+r .pr fr 81 on three charges OF
iufbsrs, ,l vae found that te ulu 4 ,ou-
yvUisnt eaGty IA his wGOuen leg In
wh.sh was found secretel tArae uther
alleged forged notes for sums t0tSlling
nsaly E.bO0
The evening world., 1908-12-19
KILLED BY CENTRAL TRAIN.

John Mutch, twenty seven years old
i .aborer employed on lbe New YORK
Central .oad, was struck by train
and instantly Killed "a. the Kingshridgr
station lhls afternoon.
Mutch was hurled fifty feet when The
pilot struck m. hut the engineer who
apparently had no noticed The aCcideu',
didn't STOP ...F locomotive. Tie police
are tryinE 20 find the engineer and ar
- him ON technical charge Of hom-
eide
The evening world., 1908-12-19
RANKIN CALM As
he FACED DEATH
BY NIGHT RIDERS
Col. Taylor, Who Escaped
Mob, Tells Court How Com
panion Was Hanged to Tree.


'NIoN 'lll' lehn' Dec, lS'-FoIIoW-
ing his caution to the press Yesterday
not to print the testimony in in, nigh,
-,,.- ,.... r..,..a.,.....
N''''' '"' MINISTER'S "I IN" local
churches not t. refer to the cases in
their sermons SUNDAY. since tne Jurors
,,,i,.,., H., ,..,..,,..
rue p''n''pal witness To-Day was Col.
~ II. IaSior' "h" was 'hs companion nr
'ap'' Eu""tlh -'-hk!h on the hlEht "t
the murder "f 'ap'' I'anNin' TayIoT Is
I'M -.''''' H'a'> ''''' N''e'"n VI '"'
'"hIrHe'''e Army ana Wealthy man
"'' la! '"' S7'n 'i'4' ne anu apt ran
I'm Went 10 t"e Nee'i""t LAKE to lease
some lah" l" 'a'P'Att'' lhey drove
over the proposed property. known as
iFaZ'N IsIahu' leaHlhs TO the hotei on
vi" ''sn' VI '''' - an" ie'' OK i0'
horses 'or ahoth'r irlp 'he Gay Hollow
INK Iheh they retired
Hanged HIM to Tree.
COL Taylor was awakened by Wards
call. and the sane instant rear win
dow Of his room was raised. Two guns
were thrust in. followed by two black
ma Sked heads But not n word was
spoken until the leader OF the hand en-
tered the room by the door. The night
rldcrs separated Taylor from Rankin.
and Taylor did not see Rankin from the
time tbcv left their room until he saw
>Eankiu murdered They told Taylor
they proposed t. kin him.
The evening world., 1908-12-19
DIR. BULLS CONDITION WORSE,

Dr g. n Wynkoop. who is attending
In William r. Buli a. the Plaza IIo-
3 ci said this morning that pr Bull was
BOT So sell "a. he had been foI several
GuFS. TIE in"lcWUnt weather he said.
has had a depressing effect, as a result
-, vN!r. IN Fun did not rest Weil dur
ing ,Er night
The evening world., 1908-12-19

srsses o0 81 YOU m G;; sIeS.1 ;oI P9I ssIuaa IL
II 10 delicious ana rsfTsshins. s.s
The evening world., 1908-12-19

filiS a. Rad IA d 10 "a DAYS.
tAlo niN MENT 10 guaranteed h curu
1i<liek h.lnl, hlesitnx ~ FrotFa1ink F.iiss
The evening world., 1908-12-19
DIED.

wife OF patrick. AZ resi-
dsHee OF daushtsr. Mrs. W. Lsdsrer' 40
Jefferson ap,. Jersey CITY.
Iatsrmsnt Monday, Lakshursi, n. J.
The evening world., 1908-12-19
Stood Guard With Gun.

Mr.. Collins was just grabbing hold of
Downs as the two outsiders entered.
Downs was apparently about to shoot
the PROSTATE Lumsden. Schwade and
Chartran, thinking that Downs had
fired the two shots they heard as they
We're climbing the stairs, jumped upon
him and bore him to the floor, Schwade
wrestling the revolver from his grasp.
Then Mr.. Downs shouted explanations
and the crowd that had flockeG into the
Office turned its attention to LumSden
who had picked himself up from the
floor and was brushing his clothing with
his hands. Two traffic policemen were
on the scene in a couple of minutes,
and they placed Lumsden under arrest
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-24
District Attorney.

Our nominee for this office IS
one who has served this county
in that capacity for the past four
years, and his record in office and
the conduct of the affairs coming
under his jurisdiction, is the best
reason for his reelection. AS an
orator he is the equal Of anyone
in Arizona and his ability to
present his side of the argument
before the bar is exceptional!
During his administration of the
business of the office OF District
Attorney the evil-doers and law
breakers have been compelled to
take to tall timber, or mend their
ways. Alone, and aided only by
his ability, he has looked after
the legal side of Navajo County's
affairs in an able and conscien-
tious manner. The reelection of
w. P. Geary will mean a great
deal to the taxpayers and voters
of this county.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-24
Probate Judge.

1t so happens that the condi-
date for this office-Lloyd c..
Henning-is the editor of this
paper, consequently it behooves
him to assume the usual modes
tv of a newspaperman and say
but little about himself in the
columns of his own paper. He
considers himself highly honered
in being placed upon the ticket
and will not betray the conf
dence placed in him by theparty.
He earnestly sOlicits, and will
greatly appreciate, the support
of the voters at the coming cleo
ton If elected to this office by
the good people of Navajo Coun-
tv he assures everyone that his
undivided attention will be given
to conducting the affairs of the
office. Everyone will receive
from him his just proportion of
that commodity of which we
hear so much about and see SO
little of "a Square Deal"
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-24

none worthier for the office. 1t
is his first advent in politics and
no one in the county are possess
ed of greater qualities for an
honest and conscientious legis-
lator; he is a gentleman of IRE
prOachable character, by profess
sion an educator of the highest
standard of scholastic ability,
honest, upright and without re-
proach, and the people ofNavajo
County will be proud of the
honor of his presence in the next
legislature. His scholarly attain
ments and intellectual training
will in every way qualify him for
the office which the Democratic
Party honored him without any
solicitation on his part, his party
knowing that he was the man
for the place as one thoroughly
conversant with the wants OF
the people in the county and in
honoring him they confer honor
on themselves.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-24

as a gentleman of the strictest
integrity, his youth and man.
hood being spend among us and
he has always maintained
character for honest, straight for
ward principles in his home and
business relations with everyone
He is possessed Of clerical abili.
ties, one of the principal require
ments of the office he aspires to,
and if elected will demonstrate
his fitness by a thorough and
complete system of office work
which will do credit to the choice
the Democratic Party made in
placing his name for the office,
rejecting wisdom in the choice
made by them.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-24
Recorder.

We all know Alex. F .McAlliSter,
as he has many years been re-
sident of this county and during
his long term Of service us Re-
corder, has come in contact with
every man, woman and child in
this county. He has devoted
many years to the service of the
people of Nayajo County, and
his record in office is sufficient to
recommend him for reelection.
There is no one who could con-
duct the office he holds in more
satisfactory way. Many is the
time that he has gone to con-
siderable trouble and inconven-
ience in order to help some good
cause that would be of untold
benefit to this county. But there
is no need of our recommending
him to the voters-vOu all know
him and the clean record he has
as public official. "Mac" has
always received the support OF
the majority of our citizens, and
this year they will show their
appreciation more than ever by
electing him with one of the
largest majorities within their
power to give anyone.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-24
Supervisors.

This year we have two candi-
dates who will not in any way
be unfamiliar with the affairs of
their respective offices. if elected,
they both having served four
years on the Board of Supervi-
sors of Navajo County. That
the administration of the coun-
tvs business affairs under their
management was a good and
excellent one, we know by the
fact that our tax rate has been
materially reduced.
Mr.. Shumway has long heen a
resident of this county and is
highly respected by allthat know
him. He has considerable bust
ness interests and they are all
right here in this county. therefor
he is one who will at all times
see that the county is we'll man.
aged.
Mr.. Creswell is also a promi-
nent business man in the county
and one of our oldest residents.
He has many friends and sup
porters in every section of the
county. He is a man of good
business ability and that is the
main qualification for a Super
visor.
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-24
Sheriff..

Who in Navajo County is not
acquainted with Joe Woods? For
the last two years he has served
us in the capacity of Sheriff and
Assessor. and that he has made
one of the best Sheriffs (and we
have had some A 1 men filling
that position) this county has
ever had. is proven by his present
popularity among his const1tu-
ency. When there is anything
done concerning the office of
Sheriff, Joe is always on the job.
For the past two years he has
traversed this county from one
end to the other and in every
nook and corner in search oflaw-
breakers that might be i'll hiding
And when Joseph F. Woods goes
after anyone he is sure to land
The Winslow mail., 1908-10-24
Delegate to Congress.

The first name on the Demo-
cratic Ticket this fall is that OF
the Honorable Marcus A. Smith,
better known to his loving con-
stituency as "Our Mark. For
successive terms, covering many
years, he has been the represen-
tative of Arizona in the National
House of Representatives,, and
during that time lis services have
been invaluable. That he will
again return to Congress and
have the honor of being the last
delegate elected from the terri
tory of Arizona. there is no
doubt, as both the great nation
al parties have promised us
statehood at the coming session
of Congress. Navajo County will
roll up a good majority for Mr..
Smith at the election on Novem-
Der 3rd.