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Will take care Of the crowds, while tho
machines arc being unloadcd from the
two special cars aud they viii act AS
escorts in taking the machines TO the
fair grounds. n guard Will bc main
tanned over the machines every minute
Of fhc time they arc In Salt Lake and
al no time during the aviation meet
will any spectators be allowed within
the enclosure of the race track.
Tickets OF admission for Saturday
and Sunday Will be on sale mt the down
town drug stores until noon at 30 cents
each when coupons from the ncwspa"
pers arc presented. All tickets sold at
the grounds will he 81 csch. The ad.
vance sale of tickets has beeu most
gratifying and the reports from The
stores where they are on sale last night
indicated that thousands Of Salt Lake
residents arc taking advantage Of The
coupon arrangement with the news
papers.
Policing of Grounds.
Another "trip To the fair grounds was
made by The Commercial club commit
tee with Chief s. NJ. Barlow and Lieu
tenant Waterman of the Fifteenth
infantry. and all details for the polio.
ing of the grounds management Of
the gates and ticket sellers and tho
housing of the aeroplanes were com
pleted Chief Barlow viii have every
available man on the ground and a
part Of the force will be IN plain
clothes TO watch the crowds at the
gates. All inside thc outer fence of
the race track will be III charge OF
Lieutcnant Waterman, who Will have
twenty picked mounted mon from the
Fifteenth Infantry,
The gates nj the fair grounds will
be opened nj noon IN anticipation of
the record breaking crowd expected,
The street railway company. will put
every available car in service, and j.
S. Wells. general manager. assured the
Commercial club committee Friday
night that the company would be able
to handle the crowds in satisfactory
manner. During the carly part of the
afternoon the cars will be run on 4
onc.minutc schedule and this will be
shortened during the greatest rush TO
ope-half minute service.
L. A. Monterey, assistant manager
Continued on Page -Four.
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morrow the FIRST of n series of articles
under The caption. Your First
Name" VIII appear. You will he in
tcrested in The series. No other pa
per I'm this great iutermountau en-
pirc prints this series
AMERICAN TYPES OF FACE
AND FORM,-An entertaining article
ou this topic from the pen Of John
F,lfreth Watkins will appear I'm The
Sunday Tribune tomorrow. This art-
Gle VIII show that children Of our
immigrants approach the American
ty-pc once their old characteristics are
eliminated.
MRS. TAFT MAKING FIGHT.-The
continental Sunday Is growing in
vogue in the United States. The
ultra fashionable set in the east dis
tinguishes IL only from week days by
tho greater burden OF social activities,
The wife Of tho chief magistrate. rs
do all other good women. protests
against this. and Mrs. Taft has be-
gun warfare against the introduce
ton OF the European Sunday here.
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until told so by the sheriff few hours

until told so by the sheriff few hours
later.
During one of their quarreIs Mrs.
Talbot stated that her husband told
her that she was possessed of 4 fine
voice and handsome face and figure.
She could earn hcr living, he said, in
two wavs, either by singing or by lead
ing a life Of shame.
Mrs. Talbot was subjected TO a
gruclliug cross examination by the
states attorney. who laid her whole
past life bare. She was quite oelliger-
ent at times and engaged in frequent
wordy comhats with the opposing coun-
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THE MAN IN LOWER TEN.-'rbe
concluding chapters OF this most
charming story by Mary Roberts
RInchnrt VIII he printed tomorrow. 1t
will end the mystery story. and The
curtain viii fall upon d happy finale
Y.FoUR.FoRTY OR FIGHT.
You are reading this delightful
story by Emerson Hough whose
''MissisSippi Bubble" achieved such "A
great success A-40 or Fight" is a
well-told tale of political intrigue and
diplomacy. through which Is con-
stantly heard the rustic of a skirt
Two more chapters Will appear to-
morrow.
PRINCE DOMINO AND MUFFLEs.
Another inStalimcnt OF this hand
somcly illustrated Juvenile story by
Seymour Il. Eaton, n story which
while written for Juveniles. is much
enjoyed by grown ups. will be printed
In The Sunday Tribune tomorrow.
YOUR FIRST NAME.-What docs
II mean? In The Sunday Tribune to-
These are just n fcw Of the good
be without The Tribune. Call either
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MONDELL MEASURE
WILL De FAVORED
House Committee Authorizes
Affirmative Report on West
erner's Bill.
MEANS OPPORTUNITY FOR
THOUSANDS OF SETTLERS
Lands Now Classified as Mineral
May Be Open to Home
stead Entry.
SpcciaI 10 The Tribune.


WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. 2s.-The
house committee on public lands today
authorized Representative MopdcIl TO
report favorably his bill, introduced
December IG. Ito provide for agricul.
tural entries on coal lands
a few amendments were made. but
these tend 10 conform with suggestions
Of the secretary of the interior, said
Mr.. Mondell TODAY. cit provide
homestead and desert entries and for
reclamation under the Carey act and
the National Reclamation law, of the
surface of lands which have been classi.
fed as coal lands or arc known TO be
valuable for coal, and The passing OF
title with reservation to the United
States Of all tho coal in the lands. This
provides for re.entry by the United
States or its grantees of such portion
Of the land as may he needed in tho
mining operations. upon payment OF
damages caused by said rc-entry.
In addition 20 tho requirements as
10 residence. cultivation, etc. contained
in the laws under which the surface OF
these lands may he taken, tho bill ap.
plies the requirement. of continuous cul
tivation contained in the enlarged home
stead act.
Will Open Vast Tracts.
''This bill, If it becomes a law, viii
opeu TO settlement, cultivation aud re
clanafion millions Of acres OF land. tho
surface OF which is now unoccupicd ex
cept as it is used for grazing, and on
n large portion OF which coal viii not
Continued on Page Four.
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New York Meat Cheaner.

NEW YORK, Ian. 2S.-Efects Of the
auti.meat campaign were still strongly
reflected in local markets today. Prices
continue TO drop somewhat at whole
sale and 10 Il greater degree in the re-
tail shops The retailers are cutting
prices on all kinds of provisions.
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The Sunday Tribune will tell YOU
about ii.
HOW WEALTH is WASTED
The Gould DrcXel wedding, which is
10 occur at an early date, VIII. ac-
cording 10 the plans now arranged.
ncccssitatc the expenditure OF five
fortunes. The Sunday Tribune Will
tell you how these fortunes are TO be
expended.
UNCLE SANS STAR. .GAzERs.-
IN view OF the comet which is now
visible 10 the naked eye. a story
about star-gazcrs Is OF interest. In
Tho Sunday Tribune Rene Bache will
tell how scientists in Washington
keep tab on the universe and how
they make a speciality of moons,
SUGGESTIONS FOR WEDDINGS,
You are to have a wedding soon?
You intend 10 give luncheon? You
are planning q shower for a friend?
You want TO do these things In accord
with up-to- date customs? In the
Sunday Tribune. Madame MerrI Will
tell YOU In one of her series of articles
on novel entertainments.
,nNy uyiIl cnptoyy, Won cannot n ford m
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DOnleStlc.

!. Domestic.
: CLAWS furnishes sonc senSa lions in
: Ballnger investigation ...,...s.. l
= Mondclls public lands measure viii
: he faVorahly reported .......... |
: Mae Talbot tells story OF how huS-
: hand was shot ................. l
: Widow and infant fall 100 feet 10 :
j. Qcdln IL
: Postal rules arc cause of some
trouble ........ ,....... / =
: New armory at Manti dedica ted. Is :
= Foreign.
: Flood situa tion In France now
: slightly improved ...,..........., l :
: Local.
: Everything ready FOR aNia lion meet.l
: Good reads convention comes TO
: END ....,. .r.s.s..-... l =
: Peace officers make record 1G :
: Another handsome building 10 go
= nn ....,.......,...s..... 10
= High school bond election today. 1S
: Six women granted divorces. .l6 .
: Search for titled husband costly Is
: 'In Shadow OF Cross" painting 10
= be shown Sunday ,.........s....lb .
!. Sporting News,
= lcffTieS will return cast. IL
: Corbett i'm training ............... .12
: RiclCard will bring contest here, IL
I. Baseball politics ..........,......l2 IL .
/.
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MAE TALBOT Tells
HER STORY ON STAND
Sensational Testimony of Reno
Woman Who Is Charged With
Killing Husband.
DECLARES SHE RECEIVED
MOST BRUTAL TREATMENT
Saws Talbot Struck Her Just Be.
fore Shooting Occurred, She
Knows Not How.

RENO. New. Ian. 2s.-Mrs. Mae
Talbot, the defendant in the sensational
murder case, which has been occupy
ing the time OF The court for the past
five days. took the stand today IN her
own behalf and told the story of her
life subsequent to her marriage to Al
Talbot, whom she is alleged to have
murdered
1t was sensational story and held
the attention of the several hundred
spectators TO the close, The story was
told between strenuous arguments Of
counsel over the admissibility of Ger.
tain portions Of it,
Brutal Treatment Changed,
According to Mrs. Talbot, her hus-
band treated her in brutal manner
often threatening TO Kill her and beat
ing her horribly at times. On the night
before the shooting Mrs. Talbot stated
that her husband gave her fearful
beating. kicking her and grabbing her
by the hair, pulling her from her bed
Her condition was such as to nccessi-
tate the services Of a physician. The
attorneys office for the purpose of
settling property rights preliminary TO
bringing an action for divorce During
the discussion an alteration cnsued and
Talbot struck her. The woman stated
that this dazcd her and she remcm,
bered hearing several shots and the
pistol which she had in her muff fell
TO the floor She then fed and did not
know that her husband had been shot
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ALMOST ON
l OF DESPAIR
Ing Hours of Satur-
Some Rays of Hope
Victims.
1E.GAY CITY
tie In APPEARANCE
|efs Flooded, Thou
Hungry and Prop
,ss Incalculable.

t-s-s.s-..-..-ss--;;..-ss.-....,,-..'+s"
an. 29.-Thc situation :.
Iroved between ] and :,
his morning. This, IN :.
ributed TO the change :
sfher. which suddenly j
he temperature also =
ii the wind vcercd TO ::
I'll. Officials are con- :.
The end is in sight and ::
naters will begin to ::
4 night Il crowd at :.
/ stores in the Temple :.
.nors of which were de- :.
I'd prices for food. ::
/.
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Will Open Vast Tracts.
SOMETHING ABOUT THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE

aR @ SS @
rb TErrow:
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Tho price OF advertising. as COM
pared with the cost OF statesmen, is
SO small that it is within the reach of
all; and large concerns realizing this.
have. says q periodical writer on ad.
vertising, made wonderful strides in
the advancement of their business by
doing extensive advertising.
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{rsdeS to ToGGv'S Tribune
+
Depar rtnlents.

Society ..... ......,,s..... D
Ed orial ...... ................
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NldrRcts> ...-,.
Railroads :.
Internountain ...........l3
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r phone, twrbo your @ @ WIN ~ ~ ~ ~
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..ant who does not believe
ne pays for more adver-
his competitors who use
,paper space. In other
AVS for his competitors
|by the loss of business
away from him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25

had sold to Mexican at the Sierra
 Prieta mine, that they had given goods and cash for this worthless paper in the belief that it was good
 American money" as they had been told. They came to Douglas to make purchases and had no other money to make payment The prisoners told such a straightforward and appar- ently truthful story that they con vinced the court and were freed. On leaving they asked for the bad pa per to turn over to the Mexican au- thorities, and received them. When they departed they were threatening dire things under the law of their own country against the man who had defrauded them.
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COUNTRY CLUB IDEAS
 SOUGHT BY TUCSON

TUCSON, Sept. 24.-To investigate the methods used in the establish ment and conduct of the Country clubs at Fl Paso, Pueblo and Denver, with a view of establishing a new one near Tucson, J. M. Roberts left today for Pueblo. where he will at- tend the session of the National IT, rigation congress as delegate from the territory and from Tucson.
 Mir. Roberts has in mind the es- tablishment of country club on a homestead which he has acquired three miles east of the city on the Broadway boulevard, otherwise known as the Twelve Mile Drive. After it is built he proposes to turn it over to any board Of directors who may be appointed by the members. re- taining at least for a time the own ership of the grounds and buildings. His plan differs from that of the ordinary country club, inasmuch as he contemplates creating mutual
 
 membership with the country clubs of Douglas and Fl Paso, project which the Douglas Country club is now con sidering The members of the clubs will then bear a portion of the ex- penses of all three clubs. but will be entitled to full membership priv ileges whenever they go on visit to any of the three towns
 Mir. Roberts expects to devote to the needs of the Country club as much of the homestead as may be needed for golf links, tennis courts. polo grounds ard buildings as may be desired. The ground has already been cleared, he states.
 One purpose which he has in view in Investigating the Fl Paso and Colorado country clubs is to deter mine what sort of building should be erected for club house, and how it should be arranged both as to the exterior and the interior.
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WAITING FOR TEST.

PHOENIX, Sept. 24.--Oue of sixty five colored children. as shown by the last school census to be in the Phoenix district, only nineteen have entered the Madison school since it was opened last Monday. Colored parents are said to be awaiting the outcome of the suit to test the seg- regation of the white and colored children The suit is set for Friday in the district court, but will prob ably be postponed If the suit Is not decided in the meantime, City School Superintendent J. D. Loper will in- yoke the aid of the law, which re- quires parents to send their children to school. but gives them two weeks from the opening day in which to start them
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MEAN SW|NDle Is
 WORKED 0N MEXICAN

DOUGLAS. Sept. 2i.-(Special)-
 A mean swindle perpetrated upon two ignorant Mexicans in Mexico and by one of their own race, land ed two unfortunates in jail at Doug las and brought them before the court this morning. They had at tempted to pass paid and cancelled cheeks on A. Aaronwald in payment f-- goods they desired to purchase. sey proved their ignorance and their tnnoncence of any wrong do- ing in the affair and were dis charged.
 It Is only a short time ago that a man attempted to pass a cancelled cheek on Aaroawald. This was for a large amount and the criminal was given 50 days. The second attempt 10 cash cancelled checks upon the same man seemed surprising
 Two Mexicans selected goods in Aaronralds store yesterday and of- fered checks in payment which were stamped paid. They were arrested when the dealer saw what they had and this morning explanations were in order. The men stated that they had received the bogus paper in payment for their vegetables they
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TRA|nnEn REPORT
 MYSTERIOUS DEATH

DOUGLAS. Sept 24.-(Special.)-
 A story of a mysterious death is brought to Douglas by members of a Southwestern train crew. Whether it is murder or suicide is yet unde- termined, and if the latter the case my never be known. Further news may be brought from the coroner. who will hold the inquest. or that inquest may develop little besides the fact of the death.
 Members of a train crew which came in from the East last evening report the finding of the body lit- tie way from the railroad track near Tumbling, east of Hachita, N. M. The body Is described as being that of a white man, well dressed in a khaki suit and beside the body, some four or five feet away, lay Colts revolver. Apparently the man had been dead some two or three days at least, from the condition of the body when found. The coroner was  notified and today the death is prob ably being investigated. Those who brought the news to Douglas did not examine into the matter sufficiently to state whether there was any means of Identification on the body. any letters or papers. this being left 10 be determined by the coroner and his jury.
 It was suggested this afternoon that the body found near the track of the Southwestern might be that of Sam Gragoo of this city, it being said that the description of the cloth ing answered to that which he wore when last seen in this city. Gragoo went to Bisbee Sunday and returned that night. A party who was with him on the trip back says that he continued on east and was starting on 8 hunting trip. He was attired as was the man found by the train men. Gragoo has not been seen in Douglas since Sunday night.
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AUTUMN RAGING.

TORONTO, Ont. Sept 2i.-The autumn meeting Of the Ontario Jock ey Club was opened at W:oodbine Park th-s afternoon with the Toronto Autumn Cup Handicap. for three-year- olds and upward, s2,500 added. and the Dominion Handicap, for three year olds and upward, s1.500 added. Liberal stake offerings and a large en- try of horses throughly seasoned af- ter ;be summers campaign combine to give promise of one of the very best race meetings ever held in Tor onto.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the Second Judicial District o the Territory Of Arizona. in and fos the County f Coca:sc.
 John H. Slaughter. Piiintin. vs. c. Kelly. Defendant
 Action brought in the District Cour of the Second Judicial District of th Territory of Arizona. in and for ths County of Cochise and the complain filed in the said County of Cochise in the office of the Clerk of said Dis trict Court.
 The Territory of Arizona send Greeting To J. c. Kelly.
 You are hereby required to appes in a action brought against you Q the above named plaintiff, In the Dis tric* Court oe the Second Judicfa District of tho Territory of Arisons in and for the County of Cochise. an to answer the complaint filed thers in within twenty days (exclusfve . the day of service). after the service on you of this summons (k serva within the county; otherwise withh thirty days) or judgment by defaul VIII be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint Given under my hand and the Sea Of the District Court of the secon Judicial District of the Territory of Ar fzona, in ana for the County of Co cnise, this 4th day Of May, in n year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten
 A H. GARDNER
 .-7 C9k
 By W. RBoCo0,
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An Owed on Advertising
(By a Famous Solicitor)

(By Famous Solicitor) Advertise and the world will trade with you;
 Sleep, and they'll leave you alone. If the world a Icing to nsortals,
 Success inert hope brings "Advcrtise-long and lusty you've preached it: "Advertse-laud your goods far and wide "Advetise-Let publish your message
 To ow steen hundred folks true and tried" Many times have you told this to others,
 With fuency, fervor and zeal And from prospects fat contracts have landed The result of impassionate spiel. Could you visif all people you'd like to,
 Advertising your covers would swell. Could the maker talk straight to the user,
 His goods with great ease he could sell, But he can't, and you can't-here's your next best Let me make many calls in yonr place, I will interview those whom you ought to- See the men with the "say' face to face. Forty-four hundred calls I'll make daily
 Make each one for a round five cent, Gain an audience deep and attentive
 With the men through whom money is spent.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF cocHisE, TERRI
 TORY OF ARIZONA

m fne Matter of the Estate of Josiah Heal mank, Deceased.
 Notice Of Hearing Petition Notice is hereby given that Clara P. Mank. has filed in this court her petition praying for letters of ad- ministration of the estate of Jo- siah Heal Mank. deceased. and that the same will be heard on Friday, the 30th- day of September A. D.. 1910. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the Courtroom of said court. in Tombstone. County of Co ehise. Territory of Arizona, and an persons interested in said estate ara notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have. why the prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted
 Dated setember 18th, 1910.
 :. E. JAMES
 Clerk.
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win ship Many Cattle.

R. V. Pesqueira will start next week a shipment of twenty-five car loads of cattle. which will cross the line at this point Before this ship ment ends he expects to have sent out from this point 5000 head.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25

Miss Margaret Igo of the drug de- partment of the Copper Queen stors is enjoying . months vacation.
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LOS
PAGE sEyEs

night between Royal Theatre and g Quality Hill. pair nose glasses. Finder please re turn to Royal Theatre.
 tf-
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Mrs. D. Fletcher. Artistic Dressmaking. 163 Opera Drive.
 Tester House.
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If you have any furniture that needs repairing or upholstering, cali on
 GUST C. HENDRICKS. p. O. BOX s147 PHONE L 2s LOWELL = ARIZONA
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Move to Winkslman.

Mrs. Robinson and children Of Twelfth street hate moved to Wink eiman. where they joined Mir. Rob Inson, who has been there for sev eral months.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 6 acre ranch, room modern cottage, 2S miles from Los An seles. between Ontario and Pc mona, in San Bernardino Co. California. 40 bearing peach trees. best variety, 300 euca lyptus trees. 25 walnut. 2l orange. Also family orchard grapes etc, s shares of water piped on land. near railroad sta ton and street car line. Teie- phone. If taken at once price s2900.
 Bis6EE DAILY REVIEW
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SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING

Carpets. curtains, portiers cleaned without taking down.
 Vacuum Cleaner, Sanitary, no dust, no germs.
 Work guaranteed. Drop card to P. o. Box I241.
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TOR oAlE-House and two lots in
 Warren. Ex~elier. location and
 price very reasonable. Seq George Clement Warren zss
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at Los Angeles No expense to learn trade of electric. ity automobiles. plumbing, brick. laying by actual work on contract jobs. Only few months required; 200 students last years. Catalogue free. Enquire Mir Maldonado, Judge Highs Office.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25
DOUGLAS NEWS

Returns From Phoenix.
 Rev. Wright and Mrs. Wright re- turned from Phoenix this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25

Volunteers Meet Monday.
 The Douglas Volunteer firemen will meet at firemen's headquarters in the city hall on Monday evening for their regular September meting
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25

WANTED-First w class waitress must be experienced, good wages. apply or address Mansion Hotel, Ben son.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Centurion and Red Mountain stock for sale cheap at Room l, St. Elmo.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Competen cook and sec ond girl. Apply Mrs. J. s. Doug las. Douglas, Arizona.
 So6.