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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08
YALE PROFESSOR IS NOMINATED
Democrats OF Connecticut Selee
Judge Baldwin as Candidate
for Governor.
United Press Special.

New Haven. Conn, Sept. S.
Judge Simon E. Baldwin of New
Haven, professor of the Yale law
school. was today the unanimous
choice OF the democratic state con-
vention for governor. Dean Rogers
Of the Yale school placed Judge
Baldwin In nomination.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08
AZ the Majestic.

Alberto, the flexible man. and
Stanley & Aileen. versatile enter
tainers. are at the Majestic for the
remainder of the week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08

against Gil last month and IS. s
last year for same date Oats when
harvested were S3.2 as against 61.
last month and SIS for same date
last year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08
A FRER SCHOLARSHIP.
Will BE Given by Trinity to Mem
ber of Boys Corn Club.

The management of Trinity Uni-
versity offers a scholarship to that
boy or young man in the Ellis Coun-
ty Boys Corn Club who has pro-
duced the greatest yield Of corn on
one acre.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08

Misses Bessie and Elsie Graham
have returned from Q visit with MI.
and Mrs. J. n. Andrews at Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08
CONDITION Of CORN AND GRAIN
Monthly Crop Report Is Issued by
the Goyernment-Condit OF
Corn Better than Last
Year.
United Press Special.

Washington, Sept. S.--The gov
ernment crop report issued today
shows the condition Of corn on Sep
tamber / to be 1872 per cent of nor
NAL as compared with 1913 for last
month and 74.6 for September OF
last year. The first spring wheat
harvested was 63.1 per cent as
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08
ROOSEVELT GOES TO CHICAGO
After u Strenuous Stay in Milwaukee
Bear Hunter Departs for The
Windy City.
tnited Press Special.

Cnited Press Special,
Milwaukee Wis, Sept, s~coL
Roosevelt ana party Left here this
morning at o'clocF for Chicago
wGcrr The colonel wiz he elest
OF The Hamilton Club trnisht
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08

Our printing is up to now. Place
an order for this month.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08
DISASTER ON BATTLEsH|P
EXPLOSION OF A BARREL OF
OIL SETS THE NORTH DA-
KOTA ON FIRE.
Three Men Reported to Have Been
Killed and Eleven are Miss
ing-The Ship is Aground.
United Press Special.

Newport News, Va, Sept. S.--Un-
confirmed reports reaching here this
aftenooon say the battleship North
Dakota is aground In lower Chesc-
peake bay. The coal bunkers are
afire and many sailors have been
overcome in attempting to subdue
the flames. A wireless to the
Norfolk navy yard asks for aid for
the vessel
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08

fire aboard the battieship North
Dakota this afternoon. Three men
are reported killed and eleven miss
ing. The accident occurred Just in
side Virginia.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-08
United Press Special.

Norfoif. Va. Sept. s.The ex-
plosion OF barrel OF oil started .
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-26

contract for eighteen other houses for
tne A V. s. B. 4 l. L. Company.
which will be built before the sum.
mer is half gone.-Holly Chieftain.
The prize seed corn which the
firSt National Bank is going to fur
nash forty farmers arrived by freight
Yesterday and is now on exhibition
~ The bank. The corn is still on the
cob and makes fine display.
The subject for the Easter service
= the Baptist church at IL O'Clock
sunday morning will be THE Risen
Lord and the Penitent Disciple" Spec.
sai Easter music at both morning and
evening services by Miss Shropshire
and the choir.
For Sale-My place Of five acres;
part in alfalfa; five room house;
deep basement. 2sx35; large cistern;
electric lights; two room stone house.
chicken houses. stable. etc; convent
ences of city without It's taxes; bar.
gain If taken at once; can be work
% with small amount Of cash.-W.
L. Simpson. East First street.
On Thursday evening, March 3lst.
The regular monthly dinner Of the La
Jsnta Industrial Association will take
place at the Sherman House. Gov.
ers will be laid for the entire mem.
bership, and soup will be served
promptly at $50 O'Clock. FAN not
to be among those present at your
peril
c. F Helm, of the Arkansas Val
ley Realty Company. sold J. l..
Browns eighty acres. one-fourth mile
west Of Cheraw. a few days ago to
L. b Irwin. OF Plymouth. Kan. Mr..
Irwin is progressive farmer and
10 already making arrangements to
build $4,000 residence. a new barn,
and make other improvements.
Tony Likes resigned his position AZ
drive Of the fire department hurry
up wagon last Saturday and left Mon.
day morning for Pueblo. where he
expect TO abide permanently. He
has been succeeded by Earnest Kirk
patrick, nephew OF Alderman Kirk.
patrigk. Tony says there Is no
choiCe between term In Jail and a
Job as driver OF the hose wagon.
H. royal highness. the Stork. clad
In ths habilamcnts OF Saint Patrick.
visited the home OF Mrs. Beulah II.
Lapham. of Washington, ID. c., on
the seventeenth OF Ireland. and lef, a
fine Wee bit OF a lassie. who may be
know to fame as Kathleen Mavour.
neen Lapham. Her grand paternal
Ancestor. DR.. b. F. Haskins. was able
70 dance an Irish 1ig upon receipt Of
the good news aud has been wearing
. shamrock ever since.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-26
5SnEInOMugILIIENS|


Trade At the Palace Drug Store.
For Sale-Fancy barred rock sggs'
r. G. Dalton.
Miss Lackey. Of Rocky Ford. spent
Tuesday In La Junta-
For Sale-Rhode Island Red roos'
ters.-A. F. Roby. North Il Junta.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Warren Winterburne
spent Sunday In Colorado Springa
with relatives.
Frank Day has eight or ten tons
oR seed oats for sale At $175 per hun
dred.-See Barr L Rose.
For sale-Thoroushbred Leshoru
egss for Matching. Telephone Mrs. G.
w. Moore. l24 Holbrook.
Mrs. Andrew Mayors left last Mon
day for q two weeks visit with rel.
atives in Kansas and Missouri
Mrs. Sarah e. Smith, Of Lamar. who
has been the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
J. B. Cook. left for her home Tues
day.
Thomas Johns. who has been for
some time In our city, left last Tues
day evening for his home In Waynes.
burg. Pa.
Mrs. H. d. Garwood came down
from Rocky Ford last Wednesday for
few days visit with Mrs. c. r..
Hubbell.
For Sale-Good milk COW. giving
from four to five gallons rich milk
every day. Inquire at Ss2 Carson
avenue.
For Sale or Trade-Five passen.
ger, two cylinder REQ automobile.
Inquire at Messenger-Graham Auto
Company.
on short notice: no commission. See
Charles +. Helm. Room 3. Miller
Hale block.
For Rent cheap-Large finished
basement. 25xi00; under office Of the
Postal Telegraph Company. Inquire
Of DR.. Finney.
For Sales. c. White Leyhorn exgl
for Matching; 75 cents for fifteen. "a
per 100. Chester johnson. Rocky
Ford. Colo. Phone. White 30i.
d. c. Mckinney. representing the
Denver Mantel and Tile Company, OF
Denver. was In the city last week
looking after the tile and mantel
work coming up in the city.
Charles J. Sisk, formerly in the
railway postoffice service out Of
this city. writes to change the ad.
dress OF his great family Journal TO
San LsanAro. C&iu.. where he Is at
| psssent located fos the benefit oe hia
health
Mrs. Clyde Smith. Who has bsen an
APPRECIATED guest In the home Of
hse sister. Mrs. wasrsa winterburne,
SO Ratoa avsaue. Tor two weeks. left
Thursday Tor her hoos il Dodge City
She was accompanied home BY her
mother. Mrs. Stun.
Naiouff 4 Brother. Who engaged
In the grocery business In the Cheek
Brothers' section Of the Opera House
block two weeks ago. moved their
stock to Ia Jun,a Saturday last in
search Of xreener fields for 4 small
business. Ford Gazette.
The directors Of the State Teach
ers Association are TO try q new
plan this year. The annual meeting
will be held on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday Of Thanksgiving week. and
the members Of the board are urg.
ing that all schools be closed and
the teachers allowed TO attend on
full pay.
Contractor q. A. Dahlgren has be.
gun the erection Of Foreman Jestin
Green's house on the new beet farm.
four miles northeast Of town. and In
few days Will begin the handsome
bungalow Of superintendent y. l.
Crook. which win be . home with
bath and all the conveniences Of n
modern home. Ar. Dahigren has the
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-26
Monthly Dinner.

The monthly dinner oe the Indus.
trial Association win be held at the
Sherman Cafe next Thursday night
This y An important meeting ~ the
question Of Joining the Federation Of
Commercial Clubs OF the Arkansas
Valley and raufyinE the resolutions
adopted at the last meeting Thur.
day will be considered.
A full report OF this enthusiastic
meeting Of Arkansas Valley boosters
will be given at the dinner and the
question OF good roads will come up
A. the Santa Fe trail committee will
have something to report.
Easter Experience Social.
The Easter Experience Social
given At the First Presbyterian
church Thursday evening. In the re-
ception room OF the church. BY the
ladies' who compose the membership
Of the aid. was most enjoyable in
every particular.
A splendid program Of music and
readings was given, and closed by
the offerings Of each member-a dol.
lar or more-being deposited In a
large jardinere. II was 4 require
ment that each lady. having earned
her money should tell In poetry how
It was done. The result was inter.
esting and delightful and only the
lack OF space prevented our request.
ing the privilege OF printing the
many clever poems.
The evening was closed by the
serving Of such delicate and delicious
refreshments ~ only these good
women can prepare.
The offerinss Of the ladies. sup.
p,smented By free Win offerlngs,
ane6atsd 70 over my aollsrs.
oeUi - Muscle at Rea1ln0 Nsem.
The vio,in y spoken Of - possess
ing . soul and when those touch it,
stsinss wAo toscA them with the
delicacy and psre Art that 10 Miss
Pages. the listener NO longer doubts
the existence- the pressace-of that
seul Every note 10 . laugh. or .
song. or . sob.
Mr.. Earnest Gamble IL . fine sing.
or. an artist. In fact. II clean. clear
eaunciation. tone shading and natural
musical quality are the things that
count We seldom hear such sing.
ing.
Herr Otto stuermsr. ~ pianiste. de-
serves NO small portion Of the hearty
praise that was accorded this trio
who gave . very fine high class pro.
Kram At the Santa re Reading Rooms
Tuesday evening Of this week.
The Management Of tho Santa Fe
Reading Rooms 10 certainly to be
congratulated on securing such tai.
ent and art. and such entertainments
DO. Of . necessity. uplift those Who
are % fortunate % 10 b present
uplift them mentally. morally and
spiritually.
The work the Santa 70 10 doing
along this line Il . noble one.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-26
ne Dastsr egss are safely laId

The Easter sgcs are safely lah
Where HttJs tolks can nnd them
The Eattss rabbits scurry off
WtA sos . track behind them.
o.. Easter Rabbits. where. Oh. vhsss
! wonder. have you laN them.
And, say. vAat color. pink or blue
Or yellow. have you made them!
There's blue and pink and yellow. too
AAA green for Easter Susday,
And one. I've sha'n't tell vhich) will
The rest on Crack-Egg Monday.
49, As..A
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-26
csrs cius.

The Card Club met Tuesday after.
1ooA oe this week with Miss Agnes
o'Connor. and 500 was the favored
game. After . pleasant while at
tAsif favorite game the ladies were
treated to delicious Refreshments.
Mrs. Clyde Smith was guest Of honor.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-26
Beatrice Society Editor. Phone Black SIS

In full evening attire. Many were
present from Ration. Dodge City. Pu
ebse. and other nearby cities.
The ball was well planned and car
ried out BY efficient committees and
all are agreed that no moro delight
ful affair has been participated in
1t any time BY La Junta people.
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-26
Unique Embroidery Club.

wednesday afternoon At the home
of Mrs. Geo. A. Thompson. 70s San
Juan avenue. The ladies report .
very pleasant time. Light refresh
ments were served.
The club will meet next Wednesday
aftrnoon with Mrs. Chas. HASTEN, 4,
SIT Cimarron avenue.
~
Round oossn Club.
The Round Dosen Club, . sewing
circle, met this week on Wednesday
Afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The hostess
was Mrs. L. Z. Phillips. Of Santa Fe
avenue. Eight members were pres
ent Delicious two course refresh
ments were served. The favors
we're little yellow chickens. The
members who were so fortunate n
to b. present say that the club has
never had . more delightful meeting
~
Mn. Clarence Browns Luncheon.
= Mrs. Clarence Brown and Mrs
ksaA Ocorge. II ~ eAn Juas ave
tas. oave . luacAssa W1soss1ay ~
salas 70 twelve laAy frtesAs. TAs
tabss vas bsastifslly decorated ID
casnaaieas aaA Sssas ssA dainty plaes
ear1s saeDsstiaS 1Astse.
Mn. Cly1s ooisA 1slisAtsd these
Dseesot VIII NJ svest siasins. Nrs
WlhtegtusDs's gvests - Afs. Clyds
Smith anA Mn. sturn-were the
Aesoress a The luacAsos.
~
osee~d Annual Dali.
n G. l. A. to the b. Of l.. Z
ban came on Tuesday evening oi
tAis week asA vas Q brilliant sue
Gees In every way. The entire Won
desiy's Orchestra was present and
promptly n O'Clock broke forth In
ringing music announcing the grand
march. The merry company formed Ia
line led by Travelling Engineer. VIM.
Hair and wife. assisted By c. W,
Hurst and vife. After The march the
dance program-vhich had been dis.
tributed earlier in the evening BY
he little misses. Gladys Hair and
la Hurst-wsse soon filled and the
dance weat merrily on Hntil = late
Aosr. Dslicsoss psscA gave the
daacers D,aasant refrssAmsst. Ths
\ AlAAtss were bscoa1asiy ssd beautiful.
~ eovne1 asd The gentjsaen wore
heir knGhtttest Appearances. sarbsd
La Junta tribune., 1910-03-26
Round Dossn Club.

Mn. Clarence Browns Luncheon.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
EMEW MANAGEMENT OF TEMPE PLAYHOUSE

George A. Bird. the popular come dian who has been at the Vance this week. went to Tempe. and on to Phoenix today with J. NJ. Vance in one of the Mesa Garage cars. The trip was for the purpose Of making ar engagements with Goodwin of Tempe to take his house over into the circuit which is being established of Arizona play houses. MT. Bird is clever man. and one who have been in the busi- ness for many years and realizes the advantages of a good theater on the southside. His plans include the es- tabIishing of circuit. which will take in the .Airdone of Phoenix. the Eiks theater of Prescott, the Airdome of Jerome. the Gem theater Of Albuquer- que, the Airdome at Amarillo. the Goodwin of Tempe and the Vance of Mesa. He will personally superintend the Mesa-Tempe houses and will act as booking agent for the circuit. MT. Bird was the first man ito bring a cir GUS to Arizona, having come here twenty-tv.o years ago with the Orien- tai circus, which had 47 wagons. llo horses and II animal cages. He is a man of fifty years. although he would easily pass for thirty-five or forty. and is q clever versatile actor and q good business man, so that his acquir- ing of these houses would be exceed ingly beneficial to the community in general.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
SURPRISED THEIR TEACHERS.

Tuesday night Miss Nora Blome and Miss Hagerman. the eighth grade teachers were given a delightful fare we'll surprise party by their pupils at the home of Mrs! Ada Snowman. The teachers were invited down to the Snowman home and shortly after their arrival the young people burst in on them giving them q complete surprise It did not take them long to recover though and they laid aside their ped agogic dignity and Joined in the games of the children with hearty eusto. Re
 treatments were served during the evening and il was late hour before the party dispersed. Among those in vited to meet the teachers were the Misses Alien Lev,s. Willie Bates. Martha Sanford. Cynthia Crlsmon. Myrtle Noble. Nora Horne. IiaZei Phelps. Hattie Burton. Zetta Pomeroy Gertrude Phelps. Lucille Mortensen. Ada Snowman, Blanche Munford. Leota Pomeroy. Lovina Mortensen, Rachel Brlmhall and Roy Diehl, Ar hold Hawkins. orth Robertson. Frank Pomeroy. Denver Johnson. I-yn Thompson. Harold Allen. Jesse Brim- hall. Lawrence Morse. owen Stewart, John Lewis and Leon Ellsworth.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
NEWS NOTES.

o. w Hinkle business man con- nected with the Brunswick company Of Los Angeles was in the city yester- day.
 Mrs. Louisa D. Crismon is reported seriously i'll and yesterday her sons were telegrtphed for as it was feared she could not recover.
 w. F.. Smith purchased fancy driving horse yesterday in Tempe and has added it to his already good list of animals for hire.
 Jack Shea, with the Lane company. we'll known cigar merchants was in the city yesterday from San Fran cisco.
 L. G. Knlpe vas in the city on q flying business trip yesterday.
 A. !. Ray of Indianapolis. Ind. ar rived in Mesa this morning for q pro tracted stay. He had letters to J. l.. Wafing and is an experienced gentle mems furnishing goods and dry goods man. and Is thinking of opening q shop here.
 Mrs ]. J. Sladich plans to go to Humboldt next Monday for two months visit,
 Ed Montgomery. proprietor of the Hotel de Onion and w N. Stevenson went hunting "Wednesday and shot eF : doves Yesterday they went out and returned with II: Of the birds
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
GIVE THE GRADUATES
 SURVEYING TO REMEMBER
What Is Wanted Is to Be Found at
 eaIke's Big Curio Shop.

I is always seaSouable to srcak of graduatnE gifts in the graduating SCI son That is why Balbe'S Big Curio stor" is dwelling upon inc subject which IS of -interest to so many at this season of the year. It is. there fore. not out of place to aihlde to the stock "f jew1-lry. or gold and sterling silver set with The handsomely cut s.-ini-pr-ei0us stones of this territory. This stock has been augmented by the hand-made silver jewelry of Mexico out of the great variety some thing may be found to please the taste of every recipient.
 Attention is now called for the first time to the layeliers. Mexican neck chains of gold and silver. set with dif- ferent kinds of stones.
 Mention has already been made pf the articles of genuine jet and amber. Then there are the genuine coral beads made of Mediterranean coral and Japanese coral, both in long or short strings. fastened with solid gold clasps.
 These beads just now are very pop ular and are. also extremely appropri- ate. They are certain to be appreci- ated There are also in stock coral rings to match.
 These are only a very few of the suitable gifts at the Big Curio, store. If nothing here mentioned meets the views of the prospective giyer visit to the store would be sure to disclose the very thing wanted
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
MESA
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dining room chairs are well finished showing a degree of elegance and comfort that is astonishing. A dainty writing table with chair to match and a writing cabinet made with compart- ments was a center of attraction while piano bench, was much admired. Many other articles including tabour- cites. stools. waste paper baskets. pic tlIre frames. an easle. candle sticks, gayels. necktie rails, ink and pen hold CTS, whisk broom holders. card trays. desk trays. collar boxes. nut bowls. and an exceedingly neat pedestal are among the numerous exhibits.
 The sofa pillows are original design, and include cross stitch designs in the school colors, also one in red, white and blue. pretty ''cIover blossom" design in zephyr yarn. and others with worked flowers, while embroidery and outline stitch makes other cushions daintily attractive;
 All in all the entire exhibit is satis- flying and shows exceptional talent on the part of some of the students and careful conscientious instruction on behalf of the faculty. Tonight those who prefer may take the articles they have made hoinc, providing they pay the cost of the material used.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
NEWS OF CATTLE LAND.

IT. F. Howard brought down 359 head of cattle from the Tonto Basin this week and sold them to Hayden & Ware of Phoenix. He reports that the ranges are looking better and the cattle are picking mp in his country
 Henry Wilpart of the Verde country has just sold F. Wilbur e50 head of prime beef cattle.
 Jack Gibson is having his regular spring roundup and expects to be through by the first. He will not sell any cows. because he thinks they are in too good condition to dispose of. and is sorry that he made recent sale of his,stock, as he would have receiv- ed better prices had he waited. At the prices he got for his stock. however. some think there should be no kick coming for the yeariings brought sl6.5e, the two-year- -olds $21 and the three year -oids S2350.
 Chub Watkins has just shipped 155 head of good cattle to Denver where 'there is a good market for prime beef.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
SHOW GOOD.

The Vance gave mighty good per fof1nance Thursday night when the Bird family presented the Chinese siSit. which was well received. Sd good is this act that by special request the same act will he given Saturday mint. with new songs by, Miss Kema, new dances sud stunts by Miss Gar cia and fresh rolls ef filins.
 T;ies Coliseum had 2 good bill with fs,rhes nll,f Ss,ooif ip if,e ,roies If black face comedians and iheir coon songs brought down the house. These men arcs'doiifg' ftsoF work and ,silf prove an : other big drawing card for Saturday night Jack Turner is handling the H. lustrated songs in his nasterly man. ner and the pictures win all ne new and fresh.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14

izens Hrrxona- The Doctor i5 n grasf- uate of Harvard Medical College Was formerly a member of the Rhode Island and Colorado State Medical Societies. and United States Pension ESaminer- Health is wealth-Economy to be welii Are you suffering from some chronic afIec-
 tion? Are you weak, sick and unable to perform the ordinary duties Of life? IT so. beware of patent medicines. in experienced and unskilled physicians Dr. Hubbard employs none but rational and scientific methods-he uses no in furious drugs in removing the poisonous effects of BLOOD AND PRIVATE DIS EASES from the system SEXUAL WEAKNESS. with all it's Danefuf ef- fects positively cured by the latest and best remedies. Chronic. nervous blood. kidney, urinary. bladder and special dis eases treated in a strictly up to date manner All who have been unSuccess- fully treated elsewhere are especially invited to cali-Consllliation Tree Hours 10 to 19 I to q Office and residence Monroe and Third Avenue. Southeast corner. two blocks from ssntsr Of city.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
MovlNc oAY,

Mir. and Mrs. Sreeye Peterson are not afraid of Friday the Thirteenth" for yesterday was their moving day, and they will hereafter occupy their nev. brick cottage on East First avs- nac which has but recently been com pIeted.
 The Leonard Georges plan to leave the latter part of the week or the first Of next for Los Angeles where they will stop for q month. and will then take cottage at Long Beach for the summer.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
CHURCH OF CHRIST.

All the services Sunday will be held at the home of l.. w. Stilwcll. Sunday school at 10. Preaching and Lords supper at II. The morning theme will be 'sThe Holy Land" The evening theme will be Christian Evidences" Morris SM. Blair. pastor
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
FROM ARLINGTON.

came in yesterday morning from Ar linston for a few days visit with rel atiyes and friends here. They came overland by way of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14

Never hesitate about giving Cham berlin's Cough Remedy to children. It contains n" epinm ar other narcotics and can be given with implicit confi- dende. As a quick cure for coughs and colds to which children are sus- ceptible. it Is unsurpassed Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
MofOReo TO MESA.

Miss Maude. Scott, daughter of Jas: Scott. caime into Mesa in an auto frouf the eastern part of the territory: where she has been visiting She win pFob- ably go on to Ash Fork tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14

pr. Emmon's optical parlors. sss North Fourth avenue. .