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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
Arizona Officials
 Are Confirmed

Telegrams from Washington, D. C.. state the senate has confirmed the nomination of Joseph E. Morrison to be U. : district attorney for Arizona and Charles A. Overlook to be U. s. marshal for this territory.
 Morrison succeeds Alexander, and Overlook has been in his otfi:e for several months, succeeding Ben Daniels.
 The confirmation of Morrison and Overlook will occasion no surprise, as DO opposition was made to either of them in the senate, though there was a rather interesting fight be- tween Morrison and Alexander for the favor of Taft. Hitchcock is said to have favored Morrison and that ended the matter in his favor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
From Mondays Daily.

The Douglas chamber of commerce has decided to start publ city bureau. which will be in charge oi AloysIus Coll.
 When the new high school build ing at Douglas is completed about May, that city will have eight public school buildings The new building with furnishings, will cost about S40,OOO and will be one of the hand somest in Arizona.
 The Pima county democratic re union will be held in Tucson ihurs day, January 27.
 At the recent meeting oi the Socis', of Arizona Pioneers at Tucson, | was found that only l3 of the origlns members were still alive. Work has been resumed at th old Pueblo mine, six miles west C Tucson.
 The pastors of all the churches ( Douglas have been elected honorar 7 members ni the board of trade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16

the result of a sheer accident the appointing of Loeb as collector for the port of New Iork--the poor sugar trust is being made the goat after having paid collosal sums for immunity.
 Says the Albuquerque Iri- bune Citizen Our aCgress- iveness seems to be getting so powerful in the matter Of acquisition of territory that We are getting to the point where we know not where we are at, and most any day the drum and the fife and the boom of the cannon will be whooping it up. right. wrong or indifferent. May God pre-
 vent, but it looks like the
 devil had a good deal to say
 about it so far.
 X writer in Munsey's mag
 azine points out that New York city Is continually be mo recruited with the great.
 CT part of its very best busi ness men from the west ! What is true of New York | r true Of all large eastern cities l They have to go out wher people get closer to nature t
 get the characters who ar
 strong enough to come to tn } front in any of life's under ? takings. The west sends ? steady stream of young mei
 into the cities of the east t
 become the leaders in busl :; ness, in intellectual life, in in | professions, Tn politics. an, , even in social life. The cit
 ies of the east are not onl
 supported by the west, bu they are also supplied wit, s their leaders.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
Judge 0oan Endorsed
 by the Arizona Bar

At meeting of the territorial bar association in the district court room this morning s resolutic was intro duced by Attorney J B. l.. Alexander endorsing Judges Edward Kent and Fletcher NJ. Doan for resppointment. The resolution was referred to a com mit'ee consisting of former Governor Joseph Il. Kibbey, Hon. E. s. Clark of Prescott, Colonel H. L. Pickett of Tombstone, Attorney General John B. Wright of Tucson and w. K. Dial The committee will report on the resolution tomorrow and the sssocis- ton will take official action. It is expected that the resolution will pas, unanimously.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
President Approves
 the Statehood Bill

A Washington dispatch of January II says: Representative Hamilton of Michigan, chairman of the house committee on territories, today sub mitted to the president . draft of a bill granting separate statehood to Arizona and New Mexico.
 The bill includes recommendation of the president that A separate elec- election should be held for the adop. tion of the constitution. and at an other time from that for the election of state officers.
 The president has stated he did not desire "another Oklahoma incident {" The president approved Hamilton's bill and later expressed the hope that statehood would be granted at this session of congress
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
Petitions Filed for
 Naturalization Papers

The following named applicants have filed petitions in the office oi the e.k of the district court for nat uralization pepers, and the same will be heard before Judge Doan, sitting as judge of the federal court, on April II, 1910. George Zeide, pl-ce ef birth, Beruth, Turkey; residence, Douglas; arrived in United States, 1899.
 Frank Chr;stini. place of birth, Reffe, Italy; residence, Lowell; arrived in $. 1892.
 Mstti Jsskobson, place of birth, Evi;orve, Finland; residence. Bisbee; arrived in U s, 1902.
 Abdusl Salem, place of birth, Der int, Syria; residence, Douglas; arrived in U s, 1903
 Frank Johnson, place oi birth, Got enburg. Sweden; residence, Bisbee; arrived in U ., l9J0.
 Herman Block, place of birth, Su. darg, Russia; residence, Bisbee; ar- rived in U s, 1901
 Jose NJ Robles, place oi birth, Pueb. 10 de Vaca. Mexico; residence, Pool; arrived in U 5, 1857.
 John A 1ho,ine, place oi birth, Tumahed, Sweden; residence, Lowell; arrived in U :, 1883.
 Ignoz So-goz, place of birth, Inter Felt. Austria; residence, Bisbee; ar- rived in L 5, 1889.
 Joseph H Branch, place of birth, Peterboro, Csrada; residence. Don Luis; arrived in U s, 1887.
 Cris Pupich, place of birth, Tortina, Austria; residence, Blsbee; arrived in U s, 1889.
 Milo Gurovich, place of birth, vir Ragsr, Montenegro; residence, Bisbee; 2 rrived in U s, 1904.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
Session of Arizona
 W0men's Federation

The Arizona Federation of Women's clubs is holding it's eighth annual con vention in Tucson. The session be. gan today. A most interesting pro- gram has been arranged for the week Including the reading of number of papers by Cochise ladies, as follows;
 "Civics"-By Mrs. F. M. Dosn, Tombstone.
 "Art"-By Mrs. w F. Staunton, Tombstone.
 Pure Food Section-By Mrs. J. E Morrison, Bisbee.
 A good attendance of club members is expected at the federation meeting
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
From Wednesdays Daily.

J F. Jobn on, famillarly known as "Tangles. ." was county seat visitor today to attend a meeting of his creditors in his bankruptcy proceed ings before Referee Daniel McFar- land.
 There are at present bu: 26 prison. CTS in the county j.ii.
 The band of gypsies who have been located near town for the past several weeks left today bound for Courtland
 Mrs. Catherine Larsen has brought -uit against the Miami Copper com peny of Globe for Sl5O0O damages. Mrs. Larsen alleges in her complaint that her husband came to his death through the carelessness of an en- gineer in the employ of the company Larson was crushed to death on the skip way.
 Representing herself as member of A certain iraternal organization. a woman giving her name ss Mr- Fitzpatrick succeeded in selling tc the feminine world of Prescott severa hundred dollars worth of hair restorer In addition to the physical discomfort calsed by it, vigorous measures 0 restoration were found necessary afte several applications Of the so.calleC ''restorer.
 Msss Jean Dobyns of Tucson va riding toward her home, about hal mile east of the city limits, on he bicycle and just as she was crossing Tenth street, man stepped iron behind the shelter of some mesquit trees, seized the handle bars of Eli Dobyns' wheel and commanded he to slight, which she dd. The robbe, who was well dressed, took Nils Dohyns' purse containing B, com , pelled her to remove her gloves, fel of her bands for rings, inquired it sh had watch or breast pin, and o being answered in the nsgativ, politely lifted his hat and bade Mi. Dobyns proceed on her journey.
 A man by the ntne of Carpenter l who posed ss deputy United State marshal, and on the strength of h q position secured livery rig at Be, son last week, was later arreste A at Wilcox, where he had succeede in working the same game. The Ber |, son team was found in the Wil!cc stable.
 While at work making mp A lC train, Oscar Parker, brakeman c ' the Saginaw log road, was seriousI injured as the result Of q mistake \ signal. He was taken to the hospit at Williams, and, although no bon were found broken, it will be son weeks before he will be able to lea the hospital.
 Returning to bed after lighting q s fire, Mrs M J Elliott of Phoenix W, caught in the folding bed, which Ina in some way become loosened, ar had two of her ribs broken, besid being badly bruised.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
Mexicans Quarantined
 at Benson Yesterday

Five Mexican families were placed under quarantine at Bisbee yesterday by Dr. Hickman 0. DJnglas, county health officer. because of scarie, lever which is raging among theiI number
 Of the families but one each is sick with the disease, it is stated. In each case it is said to have appeared in virulent form. No deaths occurred last week from the disease.
 Dr. Hickman quarantined the fami- lies closely and took every possible precaution to svod spread oi con- tagIon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
Mining Notice

Public notice is hereby given that the ndersigned owners have bonded the following mining claims to w. c. Humphrey, of Douglas, Arizona, on June 10, 1902. viz: the Geronimo, Lit. tie Jap, Little Hope, Homestske and Headlight, situate in Turquoise Min- ing district, 'ochise county, Arizona, and the undersigned will not be re- sponsible for any expense for labor, supplies or otherwise furnished or con- tracted for said mines during the term of said bond to w. c. Humphrey or assigns. D. W. BROWN,
 I. A. BROWN.
 Dated June 10, 1909.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16

James Marshall, e pioneer pros. pector and miner of Mohsve county, has been committed to the territorial insane asylum. He is the victim of a religious mania and is dangerous at times.
 H B Fish, a we'll known Yuma county prospector, has located A bed of asbestos ore in the Yuma Wash, which lies about half way between Yuma and Ehrenburg, or about 30 miles up the river from Yuma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
Arizona Affairs
 at Washington

A Washington dispatch says
 Delegate Cameron has introduced a bill in the house to pension Frank J .. Cook of Douglas, at $24,
 A pension has been granted Mary H. Briggs, of Tucson, SIP.
 Elirnbeth Roberts, of Phoenix, i- appointed forest clerk at Roosevelt R. Elene Wooster of Flagstaff, at Flagstaff; Margaret Fadden of Pres. colt, at Prescott; Louis Anderson at Flagstaff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
Marriage Licenses
 Issued Last Month

tSouCu IQcl WUuktt The following marriage license, torty-six m number, were issued out of the probate court during the month of December:
 Ventura A Valdez to wed Josefs Martinez, both of Pirtle.
 James Ollie Green to wed Katie AL len, both of Douglas.
 Fsbion Gransdos to wed Francisco Gongsles, both of Pirtle.
 VI Fletcher of Bisbee to wed Della Cornell of St. Louis, Mo.
 Albert E Slinley of Douglas to wed Hannah Johns of Bernardino.
 Charles Mahan to wed Gl dys Jewell Ada ms, both of Bisbee.
 John Kelly to wed Rosa B Stoltz both of Bisbee. Fastino Alverez to wed Juans Lopez both of Courtland.
 Frank Bowling to wed FloreEce Gallagher, both of Bisbee
 Dominick Msffeo of Bisbee to wed Isrie Powers of Douglas. 1 William Henry Bush to wed Mar, Annie Price, both of W lgus
 Harlow L Yancy to wed Mae Over deer, both of Bisbee.
 Wiley Bolden to wed Emma Critch field, both of Douglas.
 Esquel Bacs to wed Dolores Sainoz both of Douglas.
 Sebero Portillo to wed J0sefs Aside both of Pirtle.
 Telesfora Huasica to wed Sara Tapi both of Douglas
 Arthur McKerrscher of Bisbee { wed Della Netherland Of Nsco.
 Ramon Granada to wed Aparic Cots, both of Tombstone.
 TW Dsvis to wed Alice NJ Goldit beth of Bic bee.
 Robert Clinton Reynard to we Pearl Francis Brown, both of Doug las William Garrison to wed Virgini . Evans, both of Douglas. : w F Thompson to wed Elsie Ma Hughes. both of Lowell. Walter F. Brsley of Sssco to we Mary Bean of Douglas. Alexander E Rountree to wed Id E'Page, both of Bisbee. Frank Durbin to wed Margari, Ainss. both of Bisbee. EW Hallen to wed Maria CottreI both of Lowell. } Albert Peikart of Douglas 10 we Ss lie V Donaho of Cisco, Texas. James A Finney to ued Mary Marvin, both Of Douglas.
 William Allen Terry to wed Edu Lela Mcdonald, both of Douglas.
 Edward Theodore Ksmm to we . Rafsels Mears. both of Csnanea. Sor ora, Mexico. s James BickerstafY to wed Anna f Johnson, both of Douglas. L G Brown o! Bisbee to wed Tish ! Feathermaa of Tombstone. B Arthur c Miller to wed Mary Stock l both of Lowell.
 William Maurice Sublette of Nacc zsri, Sonora, Mexico, to wed Let , Cumius of IIa Pas,arille, Sonora Mexico. Charles Jones to vel Lula Drin k water, both of Douglas.
 Nick Hill to wed Faoa Maxi, bot of Bisbee. W JStewart to wed Mrs E Fay lc both of Courtland Jesse Alfred Kelley to wed Josie Le Weiss, both of WIlgus.
 George L Murphy to wed Zenajd Tsrin, both Of Douglas.
 Edward A Barrett to wed Leta ] Scheli, both of Douglas
 Edward Franklin Hsines to we, Dorothy Hunt, both of Bisbee.
 Reino Torkksnen to wed Katrini Wissnen, both oi Lowell.
 Frank Regina to wed Mary Staris enick, both of Lowell.
 Oriliano Chavez to wed Juana Bas tids, both Of Lowell.
 Robert A Wes. to wed Lesdy N Ksneatler, both of Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16
EDITORIAL BRIEFS

The CutlOOk TOT icillp stone district never was brighter. This will be a great year for development and ex- pansion. Watch Tombstone grow.
 There will be plenty of chances to make money dur ing 1910 and just as many to get killed. So keep yonr eye peeled as you jog along.
 Congress is to investigate the high cost Of living. By the time congress gets through Investigating, it prob- ably will be so much higher that it will have to be investi- gated all over again.
 With copper going up and with he greatest copper mines in the world, Arizona should make giant strides in 1910.
 Every little bit you divide with the fellow who has little bit less adds a little bit more to that good feeling.
 The New York World asks: "What is republican, That is dead easy. Hes the fellow who holds the office.
 Arizona offers a wonderful chance to the settler who Is willing to work, and no section of the territory has a better present nor brighter agricul- tural future than Cochise county,
 One of the hard men to get along with in any com munity Is the fellow who holds everything he has to sell at the top notch price, and wants everything at bed rock when he buys.
 The governor of Texas has pardoneG all white women who Were serving prison sen- tences. says an exchange. There's a wise vote getter.
 Will Parker was making an address at a church in East Texas Sunday night when an ex-convict interrupted him and called him liar. Parker left the church, went to his home, got his gun, returned to the church and killed him. Rather a strenuous exhibition of ofreligious fervor, remarks the Fl Paso Times.
 Statehood absolutely sure; poll of the house and senate assures big victory, says the Douglas Dispatch, Our con- temporary may be correct and THE PRosPECToR hopes that 1t is, but the same old song has been warbled so long and often that this great moral and religious daily has be- come a thorough Missourian on the subject of statehood, and will have to know that the bill has passed before we are convinced that Arizona is to take its place in the galaxy of states
 ..I cannot help heaving a sigh for the sugat trust," re- marked a member of con gress.- "1he trust has been making huge donations to the republican campaign fund ev- cry year in order that it might continue its work of bleeding the American consumer in peace and qniet. Now, as
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16

A new ppstrtiice will be opened this week at McNeil station with Mrs Lane AS the frs, postmistress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-16

Justice Ben Rice of Douglas has officiated at l53 weddings during the three years he has been in office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

We need room and for the
next two weeks will sell l6 quart
Drop handle Diamond Market
Baskets in S dozen lots at Soc
Der dozen. D. v. Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

The best easy payment loans to be ha
can be found at the Carlton buildini
The Inland Realty company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

Mrs. l. X. Evans wishes to announce
to the public that she has opened first
class drsssmaking parlors at 81 | N. 18th
sue,t. corner Elm avenue. First-elass
work guar lntssd. Ladies' tailor SUITS =
specially. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

Principal business houses have
Chautauqua season tickets for sale
Ry buying now you will save soc per
ticket, as the price will be raised
when the Chautauqua opens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

Nice four room. east front eottag,
good location; owner must sell. $500
See the Inland Realty company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
Notice.

Parties desiring to ship with the Rocky
Ford Melon Growers association will
ind the Office open o, Saturday.
J. c. FLEMING. Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

Lost.-on Monday. between City park
and the Washington school building. a
ladies apron. Finder will be rewarded
upon leaving same at this office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

For Rent t. Well-furnished Groom
house. strictly modern. Apply at sos
S. 9Th street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

House for Rent.-Furnished. Five
rooms. close In. Apply to @. H, Taylor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

Prof. o. Bonner. Eye Specialist. will
bs in Rocky Ford on Monday. June Is.
at the St James Hotel. Anyone wishing
to see him may call or phone.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

We save you at least 10 per cent OF
monuments and iron fence. Bills Bros.
1856 Broadway. Denver. Write US. -26p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

Lost.-Pearl heart, diamond center.
$40 reward. Leave at this Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

While Mack" is gone Black will treat
you white Go to MeMillan's for Mems
Toys.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
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Wanted:-Several men with teams.
Good wages. 947 Chestnut Ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10

Burlington Baskets. the best
basket on the market.
EBBERT SEED co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
SURELY BREAKS THE
MOST SEVERE COLD
HOW TO END A COLD OR
GRIPPE IN A FEW HOURS

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taking dose OF Pape's Cold Com
pound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken.
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agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable neuralgia pains
headache, dullness, head and nose
stuffed up feverishness, sneezing,
running Of the nose, sore throat, mu-
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stiffness, rheumatism pains and 9TH
er distress vanishes.
Pape' Cold Compound Is the result
OF three years research at cost OF
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quinine. which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not ef-
fective in the treatment of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there Is no other medicine, made any
where else in the world. which will
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
At THE MOVING
PICTURE SHOWS
The Orpheun.

i. A Mountain Wife. Melies, 1000
IT. long. A good drama, telling how
moonshiner's wife saved her hus-
band when the revenue officers were
about to arrest him. The picture
closes with an indescribable tableau
of natural splendor. The man and
wife go to a place where they can
work at an honest trade and live a
good life free from offence to God
and man.
2. In the Shadows of the Night
Urban, 500 IT. long. This film is a
very strong lesson upon the subjec,
OF kindness and contains enough OF
the exciting element to hold the at
tention of an audience.
5. Tunny Fishing off Palmerno
Italy. Urban, 500 IT. long.
4. Hank and Lank. Life Savers
Essany, 500 It. long. In this instance
Hank and Lank visit a summer resort
and, ever on the lookout for easy
money, get employment as life savers
S. The Masquerade Cop. Essany
500 IT. long. A short comic film which
shows what happens to a man who en-
deavors to go to a masquerade ball
dressed as policeman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
The Pastimc.

"A Western Way" Essany drama
A vivid picture that shows there Il
honor among some thieves and thai
the game of outlawry can be played
fair and sQuarely. Thrilling, intensly
dramatic, a photo play you will en-
Joy.
The Signet Ring" Urban drama
A drama of much power based upon
the presentation of a signet ring by
the prince when he bethrothed the
princess. When she was left in the
woods and another woman substitut-
ed in her stead they left the signet
ring, and this was afterwards a means
Of Identification. With love and
jealousy intermingled there is always
interest and the combination here Is
about right, consequently the interest
is maintained to the finish.
Jean Goes Fishing" vitograph
drama. A catchy and bright picture
play. How Jean the wonderful dog
fishes and does other things that seem
almost human and makes two happy
souls one.
I'm the Speewald," scenic. One OF
those delightful out door pictures. II
is a succession of scenes in the most
picturesque sections of Prussia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
At HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS TO MAKE MERRY
IN GYMNASIUM TONIGHT
wrestling and Boxing Bouts VIII In
termingle With Basketball to Pro-
vide Entertainment for Students,
Parents and Friends.

Pendeton high school will inaugu-
rate the winter athletic season this
evening in the high school gymnasium
with a big athletic carnival such as
was put on last year at different times
with such great success. The main
attraction OF the evening will be a
basket ball game between the ball
tossers of the Senior and Sophomore
classes and those of the Junior and
Freshman contingent. Great rivalry
exists between these two factions, and
as the contest will serve as a tryout
for the selection OF the five men who
will appear on the floor to uphold the
honors OF the school this year, II Will
be all the more exciting.
Aside from the basketball game
there will be other athletic features,
prominent among which will be the
boxing and wrestling matches. Young
Milne is pitted against the veteran
Snyder in a three round go for the
heavyweight championship while
Sturdivant and Mcdonald will enter
the ring for like honors in the mid
dleweight class. Mccoy and Dorsey
will spar for lightweight crown.
In the wrestling contest, Carrol ana
Ford are scheduled for bout, best
two out Of three falls Stangier and
and Finnell will also lock horns for
supremacy.
The lineup in the basketball game
will be as follows: Senior-Sophomore:
C. Jordan. center: \. Jordan and De-
vine. guards Boylen and kimbali'
forwards. Junior-Freshman, Houser
center: Fec and Hampton, guards;
Chapman and strain forwards.
The carnival is scheduled to open
a, n'clock
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
Pcndleton.

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