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not get a divorce.

not get a uINOrCe.
Batonyi was also given a divorce,
naming eleven correspondents. In the
present suit Mrs. Batonyi originally
named eight correspondents. but later
withdrew all but two. A long taxicab
ride with one and a night spent in
he apartments of the other were Civ
en- as instances of infidelity.
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A NEW EXPLOSIVE WILL
AID TO BUILD THE CANAL.

Washington, Oct. 2O.-A new ev-
plosive, invented by an Englishman.
has been ordered tried on the Pana-
ma Canal work. 1t is said it can be
exploded only by a special detonator.
is safe from fire and concussion and
is sixty per cent. stronger than dyna-
mite. 1t is expected TO revolutioniZe
excavation work
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MORE REPRESSIvE ORDERS
ISSUED TODAY In SPAIN

Madrid, Spain, Oct. 20.-Minister
of the Interior La Cierva today issued
an order prohibiting the anti-govern-
ment manifestations scheduled for
next Sunday. A demonstration of the
students against the law allowing
The payment of money instead of SER
vice in the army. was quelled today.
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DRY FARMING CONGRESS
CONNENES NEXT WEEK

Billings. Montana, Oct 2O.-The ex-
ecutive committee of the Dry Farm
ing Congress will present a number
OF proposed changes in the constitu-
tion 10 the Congress when il con
venes here next week. They Will in
clude the reorganization of the Con
sress on an International basis. Walla
Nalla has announced its candidacy
for the next Congress
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SUBSCRIPTION LIST IN AID
OF MEXICAN AUTHOR LARA

Los Angeles, Calf, Oct. 20.-The
friends of l.. Gutierrez de Lara are
making strong efforts TO secure $4,000
cash bail which will secure the Mex
lean authors temporary release. De
Lara is practically without funds an>
a subscription list will be started for
him. His friends have made affidavits
stating that de Lara never advocated
violence
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FOOTBALL PLAYER PARA
lYZED: CONDITION BAD.

Annapolis, Oct. 20.-The condition
of Midslipnan Earl ID. Wilson, the
quarterback of the Navy football
team. who was paralyZed in Satur-
days game has grown so grave that
specialists have been called in to de-
eide on the advisibility of an opera
ton. Wilson is unable - move from
the head down, because of aninjury
10 his spine
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"Race Suicide" Case.

Chicago, Oct. pa case which
viii serve as a test in the courts of a
new state law regulating race sui
eide landlords" is set for trial today.
The statute forbids landlords from re-
fusing to rent apartments to families
with children.
r. p Longenecker. a tenant, who
had been unsuccessful in obtaining
renewal of a lease of an apartment
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ANOTHER STEP TOWARD
THE NEW COURT HOUSE

w. NJ. Atkinson, chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners, yes
day received letter from E. H. Rol-
lins & Sons, buyers of the Courl
House and Jail Bonds. notifying the
board that their attorneys had an
proved all proceedings connected
with the issuance of the bonds, to the
amount of S125.000. and submitting a
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COUNTERFEIT SIS DOLLAR
BILLS 1907 JACKSON ISSUE

New York. Oct. 2O.-Secret Service
agents here have discovered that
counterfeit S5 bills are being made in
large quantities in Italy and shipped
10 agents in all the large American
cities. The bills are of the issue OF
1907, bearing a portrait of Jackson.
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HARRY FORBES CHARGED
WITH MISUING THE MAILS

Chicago. Oct. 20.-Harry Forbes.
the prize fighter. was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty today 10 the charge
of misusing the mails to defraud. The
arrest was made after an investigation
of alleged fake prize fights.
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5000 CHILDREN SING IN THE
PORTOlA CELEBRATION

San Francisco, Oct. 20.-After the
5, ,renuous opening of the Portola fes-
tival. today's program gave the par
Elephants change for slight rest.
There was no parade and the main
enterainmeit was a children's Choir
us of 5000 voices at Union Square.
Many athletic contests were held
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The RurIex tobacco Pool

Louisville. Oct 20.-The period al
lotted. the tobacco growers to pool
their crops with the Burley Tobacco
Society expires today According to
the latest report. 1903. 900 acres had
been pooled and SO 900 remained un-
pooled. The aggregate of pooled acre
age has, ii is thought, been largely in
creased since this report was Issued.
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AT MANILA

Manila. P. l., Oct. 2O.-A typhoon
of unusual severity swept across
northern Luzon Sunday. Wire COM
munication is cut off and the loss of
life is reported to be considerable.
with a heavy property damage.
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Frank wrioht-Enie Smith.

Parties returning from the north
end of the county report the marriage
last week of Frank Wright, manager
of the Frank Divers ranch at Camp
bell, and Miss Effie Smith, of Elkins.
The couple are now living at the
Divers ranch.
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WHITE SOx MANAGER WILL
GET $4,000 SALARY

Chicago. Oct. 20.-Hugh Duenfy.
formerly member of the Chicago and
Boston National League teams ano
now a part owner and manager of
the Providence team in the Eastern
League. will succeed Sullivan as man
ager Of the Chicago White Sox." His
salary Is said to be $12 900.
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because a child had been born to him
CrucibIe steel Meeting.

PlttsbuTg, Pa, OCT. 2U--At the an
nual meeting of the Crucible Steel
Company today. some important
changes were made in two sections Of
its certificates of incorporation. AS
a result the company may hereafter
buy and sell its own stock, in the
same manner as the United States
Steel corporation. The change affects
shares to the value of $50, ,0O0, 900.
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Hobson Enters the "Dry" Lists.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 2O.-Rich-
mond Pearson Hobson, hero of the
Merrimac. Chautauqua lecturer and
congressman from the Sixth district
Of Alabama. has notified the Anti
saloon League that ne will be free to
take mp the fight for the prohibition
amendment after this date.
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therein. brought suit today against
he landlord under the new statute,
demanding that the landlord be forced
TO renew the lease.
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COLGATE INAUGURATION.

Hamilton, n. Y. Oct. 20.-Presidenf
Bryan of Colgate University was in
augurated today with impressive GER
emonies
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The Wool Market.

st. Louis. Mo-. Oct. 20.-Wool firm
Territory and western mediums. pa
%: fine mediums. 23626; fine, 14G
20.
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Take your blacksmith work to the
Texas shop. 209 S. Main. 97tf.
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Take your blacksmith work 10 the
Texas Shop. 209 s. Main. 97tf.
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tn. COB6S WILL ANSWER
CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. 20.-Ty Cobb.
the Detroit outfielder, today surrend-
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Take your blacksmith work 10 the
Texas shop. 209 s Main 97tf.
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Best printing at Record ONCE.
The Washington bee., 1909-04-03

sociated Press. DR.. Carroll gave his
attention to the personal welfare of
the party and Mr.. Andrews looked
after the traffic arrangements.
The South Carolinians who assist
ed in eScorting the company through
the state, were:
Rev. E. D. White and Editor c. P.
T. White, of Rock Hill; c. F.
Holmes, of Orangeburg; T. A. Will
liams, of Newberry; DR.. H. H. Braw-
ley, and Z. E. Walker, of Sumter;
Rev. J. J. Durham and Cyrus Camp
held, of Aiken, Rev. |. Z. Lowery,
DR.. ]. II. Goodwin, ]. H. Garner, r.
w. Weatbury, and Rev. H. W.Taylor,
of Columbia; Rev. w. H. Fleming,
Of Winnsboro; DR.. ]. R. Levy, and
Postmaster ]. E. Wilson, of Florence; :;
J. w. Payton, Rev. B. w. Bowen, Of
Lexington; together with Messrs.
John Merrick, presid endn, ,tafrd bm
John Merrick, president and c. {.
Spaulding, secretary, of the North
Carolina Mutual and Provident As
sociation, a prosperous insurance
corporation with headquarters at Dur
ham. North Carolina. The object OF
the tour was to enable these gentlemen
to study racial conditions at first
hand, and to endeavor to make some
suggestions that might tend to cement
he relations of the races, promote a
greater degree of harmony and to
unity the forces that touch directly
he economic and ethical growth OF
he state.
WARMLY WELCOMED
AT ROCK HILL
The Washington Party" reached
pock Hill, the first stopping place,
early Sunday morning, coming on
from Charlotte, where the Doctor and
ieveraI of his personal staff had been
royalty entertained the evening be-
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At every station visited, DR.. Wash
ington was received with wild ac-
claim. Brass bands played their live
liest airs; school children waved flags
and carried banners upon which were
inscribed striking quotations from
the Wizards" speeches: the masses,
white and black, cheered every signii-
cant utterance to the echo, and many
deemed it a proud privilege to be al
lowed 70 catch even feeting glimpse
of him as he was swiftly whirled from
town to town. The big meetings were
attended by the leading white people
of the various cities, who WED with
their colored brethren in making Dr.
Washington welcome within their
gates.
Not since emancipation has any
event so completely taken possession
of the Negroes attention in this state
as the visit of this wonderful man.
Coming at a time when the race is
beset by many fears for its future
and filled with grave apprehension
over its civic status, the message of
hope brought by the eminent tribune
of the people was heard gladly, en-
Enthusiastically. helpfully. He spoke as
one inspired by Divinity, and the
effect of his earnest exhortations for
patience, peace, good will, industry,
and morality, is being felt already,
in every section of the state. Not
only is South Carolina uplifted, but
throughout the length and breadth OF
the land there is plainly evident a
The Washington bee., 1909-04-03

fore at the beautiful home of Bishop
and Mrs. Clinton. Carriages awaited
the visitors and they were soon in
stalled in. the comfortable homes of
the good people of the city. The local
committee in charge of affairs was
made up of Editor c. P. T. White, of
the Rock Hill Messenger, Chairman !;
Rev. J. L. Beach, secretary; Rev. T.
S.G ilmore, at whose home DIR. Wash
ington was the guest of honor; Rev.
NJ. P. Hall. DR.. I. A. Macon, Rev.
w. H. Robinson, Rev. J. R. lizard,
Rev. A. Lewis, Rev. J. T. Wright,
Professor H. H. Mobley and Pro-
fessor J. w. Baubware.
A number of the visitors spoke at
the churches at the morning services.
At go, Friedham's Hall was packed
with a crowd anxious to hear DR..
Washington's address. Of the 1000
persons present, fully one-fourth were
white. They represented the very
best element of the professional, busi-
iss and social life of the city, and
throughout the tour the same was
true of every audience that the Doc
tor faced. Editor White acted as mas
ter of ceremonies, introducing Mayor
]. H. Roddy, who delivered an earn
est and laudatory address of welcome,
pronouncing the Tuskegeean the
foremost Negro in the world today,
and praising his work as the most
effective solvent of the race problem.
In the course of his remarks, Mayor
Roddy said:
'I-believe that Booker 7. Washing
ton is worthy man; l believe ne IS
an honest man; and more than all;
believe he is a good man. His
work speaks for him in a language
that cannot be misunderstood. His
Continued 10 page 4
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Tours South Carolina
CARRYING A LIGHT THROUGH
SOUTH BLACK BELT

Dr.. Booker T. Washington and PGrtJ
Make Successful Tour of South
Carolina.
Messages of Hope Bring Joy to Col
ored People in Town and Country
Largest Auditoriums Inadequate to
Hold Whites and Blacks Anxious
to Hear the Wizards" Note of
Cheer-Cementing the Races into
Closer Union for Advancement
Mayors, Business Me nand Misis-
ters a Unit i'll Bidding the TuskeI
geean Welcome to Palmetto State
Plain, Common Sense at Premium
in Solving Problems of the Hour
DR.. Carroll and Attorney Andrews
Timely Conception and Praise
worthy Management of Memorable
Journey-Details of South Caro-
lima Awakening.
Gaffney, s. c, March 3I-The tout
of DR.. Booker T. Washington through
the State of South Carolina was {
veritable march of triumph"
Every honor that Americas mos
unique Commonwealth could bestow
and every courtesy that a hospitabl'
people could extend, were showereC
upon "The Wizard of Tuskegee"
from the moment he and his party o.
representative men entered the STATE
at Rock Hill on Sunday, March ID
until the close of the kaleidoscope
itinerary on Sunday night, March Fl
The trip covered the principa
cities of South Carolina. embracing
formal receptions at Rock Hill. Wins
boro. Columbia, Denmark, Orange
burg, Camden, Sumter, Florence
Charleston, Anderson, Greenville an'
Gaffney besides numerous stops a
intermediate points en- route, wher'
the people turned out by hundreds
to hear the words of encouragement
from the great educator, who spok,
to them from the rear platform of th'
special car in which the party travel
ed
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Send for The Rec if you want
a live paper.
The Washington bee., 1909-04-03
GROWS STEADILY

IS fourth.
ST. Philips Chapel (colored), Of
| Anacostia, is shown to have the small
estnumber of comunicants. 1t is given
fortv-two. St. Barnabas' at LangdOn,
has but ffty-hve. All Saints Chapel,
at Benning, with ffty-two, and sew
eral other churches or parishes IN the
suburbs had but comparatively few
communicates. The number of COM
lmunicants for the Washington
churches follows:
Church of the Ascension, so4.
| Calvary Chapel, o.
Chapel of the Good Shepherd, 543.
All Saints Chapel, Benning, 81.
Nativity, 81.
St. Monica's Chapel, u.
| ST. Philips Chapel, AZ.
! St. Matthew's Chapel, 79.
Advent Parish, 28I.
All Saints Parish, u.
St. Johns (Bethsada), 81,
Anacostia Parish, 377.
Emmanuel Church, $50.
Esther Memorial, 70.
Brooklyn Parish, I36.
St. Barnabas' (Langdon1. sS.
Christ Church Parish George
town., 449.
Epiphany Church, 1874.
Epiphany Chapel, $40.
Geofgetown Parish, SEA.
Grace Parish Georgetown, II9.
Grace Church Parish, 1914.
| Incarnation Parish, I55.
Rock Creek Parish, 249.
St. Alba's Parish, sos.
St. Andrews Parish, $40.
St. James Parish, 23o.
St. Johns Parish, 1000.
| St. Mary's Chapel (colored), 4o7.
! St. Luke's Parish. 400.
! st Marks Parish, 800.
! St. Margaret's Parish, 759.
| IS Michael's and All Angels Par
ish, II6.
St. Paul's Parish, Cos.
/ St, Stephens Parish, 484.
| St. Thomas Parish, o32.
Takoma arish, Trinity Church, 83
{ Takoma Parish, Trinity Church, 83
| St. Agnes Chapel, %.
) Washington Parish, $50.
NOTES ON RACIAL PROGRESS
; As Reported By The National Negro
Business League
4 Negro Business Leagues have re
Gently been organized at Pulaski, Gal
latin, Springfield, and Gainesville
Tennessee. by the organizer of
, Business Leagues.
= Through the influence of the Ne
gro Business League at Bristol, Ten
nessee,-Virginia; no fewer thar
. twenty business concerns are IN oPe'
! ration in that town. Among the most
. imDortant and flourishing are the A
L, Whitten Coal Company, doing ar
, annual business Of s., 500; the Brown
= Doubt Funeral Directory, 43I Syca-
b more street, and the Bristol Enter
j prise Trading Company, 429 Syca-
5 more street. The latter IS JOINT
= stock syndicate of twenty members
> incoroorated and doing business IN a
r new two-story brick building on one
# the principal thoroughfares in the
citv The ground and building cost
about $4,000, in which there is a
stock of groceries, dry goods and no
tons valued at $4,000
Mr. William H. Brown IS the gen
eral manager.
| One of the most interesting bust
ness ventures in this progressive ht-
tie town is the "Woman's Enterprise
Company" composed OF ten women
with Mrs F. w. Woodhn. the wife
: of the principal of the Normal SchooI
of that place, as president. 1t is a
small grocery, well supplied, opened
about six months ago. Within thi:
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Continued to page +
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-06
NoeALEs NOTES.

Thursday evening Mr. H NJ.
Clagett returned from his trip to
Sinaloa.
Wednesday District Attorney w.
A. O'Connor was az Patagonia on
business.
Sunday Doctor w. F. Cheno.
weth went to Hermooillo, return-
ing Monday evening.
Mr.. V A. Anderson, the well
known commercial traveller, was at
Nogales Wednesday.
Friday of last week Mrs. w, G.
Bulge entertained a party of M
gales ladies at a bridge whist party.
Yesterday evening Miss Drury
went to Tucson for short visit,
expecting to return tomorrow even.
ing.
Gents and boys clothing and
underwear, stylish, cheap and dur
able at the Red House, Ramon
Vasquez.
Mr.. Sam Ptouty was over from
the -Four Metals camp Thursday
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get along viii tAsia. II Aas deus
AMoTHSe eaASTfs.


Concluded from page 81
the two brothers; both IN q busi-
ness way and in q personal way
Between the family Of E. J Pelle-
grin and the family Of TnE OASIS
editor there was very close IN.
tmacy. The OASIS people were
ready always to serve lem; aud
did serve them in more ways than
one When the two brothers
bulted into the newspaper
business The OASIS people
thought they were making
mistake, and tried to tell them so
in Il friendly way. But they seemed
to think The OASIS feared them.
Rather it looked with Indifference
upon their effort to be newspaper
men But when they courted a
quarrel: When A. l.. Pellegrin
declared to committee of the
Chamber of Mines that they would
fight rHA OASIS, would fight Bird,
and fight the Chamber Of Mines as
long as there was any fight in
them" they found what they were
looking for, and they found it in
alopathic doses. In parting with
them the advice of HE OASIS S
that if ever again they get into
two good lines Of business where
they are making five thousand dol
lars year each, that they leave
we'll enough along, and keep out OF
the newspaper business.
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ubdermuslins, stockings. fbt,ons,
silks, lacte &C.. catfled III stock N
that popular emporium. Mr.. feekef
has returned recshtly from the
East where he laid ln 4 large new
stock Of the latest and best styles
Of goods, which are coming along
now. Look out for bargains.
A week ago Sunday evening. at
his Office in The court house, Judge
Marsteller united in marriage MIR.
d. l.. Pensinger, the popular night
yardmaSter OF the s. p railway,
and Mis-. Josephine Lontilan, one
Of NogaIea' beautiful young Mexi-
can ladies The following morning
Jimmie" and his charming bride
took the train for Guaymas, whence
they returned last Sunday, and
are now keeping house in one of
the company's cottages on Grand
avenue.
The Grand Theater this week
has been giving its patrons the best
entertainments ever presented in
Nogales. The moving pictures are
Of the highest class, and the acts of
Prof Tobin and his versatile
assistant are alone worth the price
Of admission. Prof robin is a
master in his art and knows how
to entertain MIR. Ferher is to be
congratulated ON the excellent en-
tertainment he furnishes and the
very liberal patronage his house
receives.
Elsewhere this week there APP
pears the new advertisement of
Mr.. w. H. Smith, the successor to
E. j. Pellegrin in the iewelry bust
ness. Thus returns to THE OASIS
an advertisement that was with
drawn when the two Pelegrins de
clared war on this newspaper, four
years ago. AT the same time there
was withdrawn the advertisement
of the assay business Of A. L. Pei
legrin. The assay business, the
iewelry business and the Pellegrins
are both gone. The other assayers
who have come in advertise in TIE
OASIS. Mr.. Smith advertises in
The OASIS. The PrlIegrins must
have thought The OASIS could not
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Card of Thanks

We take this method of express
ing our sincere appreciation of the
kindness OF the many friends and
the doctors who were so thought
full, sympathetic and comforting to
US and our dear one, Charley, dur
ing his long illness and especially
to Dr. V. A. Smoker and Miss
Anna Walters, doctor and nurse,
who so faithfully and untiringly
watched 10y his bedside and min
istered to his comfort, shall we be
ever grateful.
Mrs. S. A. REDDocH AND CHILDREN.
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Tomorrow Hon. Con Ukeeie,
collector Of customs Ut Nogales,
with Mrs. O'Keeie, will start Cul.
iacan, where they will visit some
days.
Mr. II y. st. Clair, Of the II II
Mcneil Company OF Phoenix, was
at Nogales Tuesday, looking for
orders for blank books, station
cry, etc.
Thursday Mrs. /. Burgoon went
10 CORTLAND to visit with her
brother, Mr. John GIissan aud his
family. Miss Dora Gittins. Mrs.
Glissan's sister, who has been visit
ing in NogaIes, returned with her.
Judge w. A. O'Connor is build
ing brick cottage for rent on the
lot adjacent to his home place on
'onoita avenue in the Noon addi-
ton. Mr.. Schuyler Case is doing
he masonry work
This week The OASIS has turned
off from its job presses some very
handsome and unique letter heads
and envelopes for Billy Colburn of
he Montezuma bar. They are EN-
hrliShed with handsome zinc
etching of the genial proprietor
himself.
Yesterday and today Nogales
has been visitei by Mr.. A. Rede-
will, the Phoenix music dealer,
ard his son, Mr.. Victor Redewill,
who are making business visit to
Sonora and Southern Arizona.
Tomorrow morning they 60 to
Magdalena.
Yesterday evening there arrived
from E+peranza, in the Yaqui
delta. en- route to their home in
Los Angeles, Mr.. Carl F. Adam.
general manager for the Richard
son Construction Company. Mrs.
Adam and her son and daughter
have been at Esperanza since Nov
euher.
Thursday evening Ms. Bird and
her sister, Mrs Ham returne /
from v sit at II rmosilo and
I
Guaymas. Today Mrs. Ham
son star ed on her return to her
home in Haywards, California.
Mrs. Bird accompanied her as
far as Tucson, and visit there a day
with Duane, who is in the Univer-
,ity.
This week Nogales and Santa
Cruz county have been visited by
MIR. R. Naylor Rogers of Tucson,
advertising manager FIR the Ari-
IONA Daily Star, who was here in
| the interest Of a special illustrated
edition which the Star is preparing
FIR publication in the ear future.
After flushing up his work in
Santa Cruz county Mr.. Rogers will
visit Sonora aud Sinaloa.
| Rev JAS. E. Crufchfeld, presid-
ing elder OF the Methodist church
for Arizona, will preach at the
American Methodist church tomor-
row at II IN. and 1870 .. m.
DR.. Crutchfitld will administer the
Holy Communion at The morning
service. aud all Christians of all
denominations are invited to cele-
brate the Lord. supper with Us.
LEON [. Mccain, Pastor.
Tuesday evening there were at
Nogales Me.,rs. John g. Felton,,
John J. Joyce aud Edward L..
Hynoman, all from Columbus,
! Ohio. who we're en- route To San