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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29
eoRGioN.

A war engine invented BY Marquis
Imperial. while undergoing tests at
Montichiari. Italy. exploded. with ter.
rifle force. Hix persons we're killed
and sixteen seriously injured. Among
the wounded vas the marquis.
Fire broke out In the ammunition
hold Of tho French battleship IAberte.
near Marsstlles. and . terrific sxpio-
sion followed. blowing the ship open.
ana 500 Of the crew are reported
drowned.
The loas period Of national anxiety
attendant % the Moroccan nsgotta-
tioas b drawing toward . satisfactosy
couelusion. The Preach people have
been SLOW il accepting The optimism
that has prevailed IN Berlin for ssy.
erai days and nov sufficient reasons
apssassA for the conviction that the
sis osaeAs sacsrtainsy 10 soaring an
ED.
Rseipsocisy with The Uaitsd States
suelsss1 a. ovsrwhelning 6sfeat m
The Caaallaa election. ~ . political
iAa1sll1s ~ Literal majority Of ees.
ty.thses vas swept avay. 80 ~ Gu
sssvat1ve pAsty secured 90 q -
Asavlesl matesieiss. UPWARD = my.
aAae ~ 0nno1lon party ~ evss hel.
0evea eah1noe mialsesss vhe -
sssvs1 ~ pssnlss lAasiss wess
aoeag ~ leesols1 eaeliletee
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

The piers OF the Hudson river day
line at Poughkeepsie. N. Y. burned.
Loss. $4,000.
Fire on the Mystic river front In
Charleston destroyed Sioo. 900 worth
Of valuable lumber.
A . result. It IL said. Of the Cana
dams defeating reciprocity. the price
OF wheat mas advanced ~ cents.
Aviator Philiip o. Parmaiee says he
would attempt the coast TO coast
.nsn' .'A''ns i'o" Nov 'o's W
'ooeri.
There has oesn smother advance n
The coffee a market , q New e., J, YORK. nc 70
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

OUemham lavelvss Anettee A1sN.
Colorado spslags. Hold In All to-
Investigates of ths rspaliy-growiag
susptci0n that ~ hillsd hjs wife. bic
two ehil1ssa. Mr. an1 Mrs. neaSy y.
Wayss 80 The wayus baby. Arthvs
]. Duruhaa caused ths arrest e -
othss man. vho h also bslng ~ ~
invsstigatios. Dusnha0 gave tnfosu-
atioa 70 the sheriff tending to threw
suspsessa upoa ess Asssas peeass,l
. Iaborsr. BusnhsD tso1 tbe sAsss6
that Deoatsll sa1 ~ ha1 snes 49,
Sivals b lovs--absas sioht ysars ~
Dsaalsll ~ Dsvs1 as1 - bssa ~
sssly aisapeolnts1. nnG uhsa ~ -.
flssss tavsssisating ~ Ai1eous ssxear
~ nsr1sss ass ashs1 - be11ess ~
Dooaesll sonasste1 ths0 ~ IT, ~
eahe = slGht-ysas-so1 vsogeone4 ~
otnoay 1ee1lse - beo1sse 4. Deol1mt
thev psssinsat1y -. veui1 Dona1e1l
~ ~ vhs1s e1011y = uensy vnr1e
beoan,so - IDve1 Nm Dnsn1a0f ~
oepeoe g osaoas0l = 1nnG1e1 - -
~ e1noss e eunoos(no. o1moet -
lIaoos e 11seee oeou1n1tony Do1u1o o1
ossoonA - osUoe1 AeonGg = nrD1
- n1moeoe. ~ = oooonon1e11 -
- evl1GnnD unn1gC1eo - N&11n =
49, ongocu11v 1n0ouclUn1D1 - uol
49, s1ssu,e ~ sune1ao -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29
ssoRr.


Kid Julian Of Syracuse Aas bsen
matched to meet Otto Yackn0v q
Clevslan1. near ClevslanA. Octebss
10th.
10. MaaAot Of New Orlsans was
awarded the aecisioa over Tommy
KilbaAe Of Clevsland setsr eigAt
rounds Of last fighting IN MsnpAis.
Tenn.
Frank whitney OF Chicago Va eiv.
ea the decision over Ray Canpbsll.
. San Francisco lishtwsisAt. ID Q 10
round boxing exhibitiou IN The laftas
city. wAitney won sssily. knociiAs
Campbell down IN the first. sscond
and ninth rounds.
In the shoot gives By the StsFlinS.
Colorado. Gun Club. A. T. Royce VS.
high man for the prosessiosals anA =.
L. Brawner Of Fort Collins was HIGH
man for the amateurs. Al he I'VE
men team shoot the team IRON Nssth
Platte. Nsb.. made the best record.
making % per cent.
The All-star team chosen b. Jsnes
McAlssr TO battle With the PhilaAs.-
pAia American League club. Tie
worlds champions. prior to tAeir
struggle with the psAnaat winnes
from the National League. Includes
four members Of the Chicago tsaa.
five from the washington and one
each from New York. Boston and De
troit American League teams.
II took less than Q round for KID"
Mccoy In q come back" trial st
Browns gymnasium in New York. 20
stop kid" Ellie Of Brooklyn. who had
been announced from the ringsids o.
mo joke" Mccoy landed on Ellie %
frequently and 20 hard that he was
soon webbing. and after one minute
and four seconds Of punishmsat from
the Brooklyn man the referee stopped
the bout.
A worlds record By Matt Mc0raIh
In throwing the ss-pound weight cor
distance. featured the annual cham.
pionships Of the Amateur Athletic
Union Of Canada at Moatrsal Nc.
Grath n three out q his six throvs
-bsat ~ ~ WORLDS ssess1 oe1s -
Flanagan 1t jamestown four yearl
ago. The new rscori Stands at ~
feet 81 inches. The old record was
80 feet y inches.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

FROM all SOURCES
oAvlNoo, D Din q Q, ACHIEVE
DaGMre. eveFGRiMos. Hoees
AND egANs or MANKIND.
wss,sra Nsvspassr Uasos News Services.


Fire destroyed the Eisen winery, six
miles east Of Fresno. Calf. causing .
loss Of Sis0.ooo.
The business section Of Kamish.
Idaho. suffered . )60.000 fire. which
practically destroyed the town.
The ". c. r. U. Of Humboldt. Kan.
indorses the working Of women on
chain-gangs. whenever they de.
serve II.
Warning Republican factions Of
Kansas buried the Ratchet and walked
side BY side to honor President Taft
on his visit to that state.
Fire destroyed more than half Of the
business section Of Midvale. Idaho
causing loss estimated In excess Of
$4,000. about half covered BY insur
ance.
Nearly 1000. 900 pounds Of tea, val.
ued at 100000, 10 held up In San
Francisco. pending an examination to
determine whether coloring substance
has ben added in the process Of cur
Ing.
Sugar. which has been selling ut re.
tail In Denver At the rate Of twelve OF
thirteen pounds for . dollar. viii now
sell At ten or eleven pounds for a
dollar - the result Of sharp advance
announced In the Wholesale price
This 10 an advance Of y per huadred
within sixty days.
The general impression Of . lad
Il icshergs ed bleak hsedlaads \
given 8 much softer toac By the m
nual report Of Alaskan agricultural
experiment stations, Just issued. Tue
report ia by C. C. Georgson. special
agent. Potatoes. for example. are
proving q most successful crop In that
far northern region. and are men
toned In the report - one Of the
big agricultural possibilities OF tbs
territory--a most valuable contribu
ton to the food supply Of the country
Representatives Of the railroads
were the chief witnesses before Inter
state Commerce Commissioner Prouty
at the wool-rate hearing In Salt Lake
testifying on long haul shipments
competition. and the desirability Of
wool a. freight. J. A. Reeves, genera
freight agent Of the Oregon ShorI
Line. assarted that the present ratei
on wool end pelts were not unresson
able and could not well stand reduc
ton. The wool men had an innins
after which the hearing was conclud
ed. They offered corroborative tssti
mouy to show the condition OF tn
wool-growing industry and how u
would BE- helped by reduction Of rail
road rates.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29
WASHINGTON.

John r. walsh. the Chicago bank.
or, win be paroied At Leavenworth Inn.
mediatsiy will be given bis freedom
and viii be permitted to return TO BIS
family. This statement was made BY
an official Of the Department Of Jus.
tice In Washington.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

Woqtn Nswspaper linton News Service
1..s'oe co@ 'sossr -
A'lons' hefoert Anox saith.
orth In . report to the President
- ntricate financial side Of he
- lean Tobacco Company. familiar
y )own - the tobacco trust, and
~ now n IN procesa Of Ais.aau.
49, nv orde, NJ ~. s.,,.-. co.,,,
r,n,,.A o,., A...... :. -.
1,,..,,.. ....,s. ). -.
- s = -. .
oH =" INC Soesa ss
.ne secone pAN ~ NpoN
'oo~oeo 'a.Iy .no -. VIZ
nns' c.p''sn...'on sse lnvse
VI inc srest tooseeo co"s
-
.on"s'oa.I ~ @ .
ss.. 49,. s.'c. 49, -
os'."''-' oo.eIo' ~ .ae 'oso0
onuv.U Ie.u
-~ .rs.,sr ,A.n N. s....I s.v-ss.
49, and By clever Arrangement ~
hu1k1 Of the earuiuss were ceatses /
= ~ hands Of q smsll sroup a ~
~ ala.
~ enormous Profits rssultiss froa
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29
Highways y oct Aasnsy. osys
ohaSroeh.

Pushlo.--ln IN interview Gov. ohas.
roth said positively that H. Highway
Connissios appropriations yin -
paid. He stated that the bt1l wae
passsd By . decisive vote and that .
Supreme Court decision hes bssa
found which makes payusat nsces-
sasy. He aA6sd that there b 0sasy
% haal as1 hat Tie stats treasurss
would NOT - SLOW h turning II over
10 ~ proper pastisa. meaning ~
Highway Cemmissioa. Ths sDvssnos
would not % iste dstalla. Gov. shat
roth also stated enpAatically thse
there vi1l ~ - extra sssstoa e ths
Lsgislstuss. bscasse. be says. there .
10 nesl fsr oss.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

csssssss esss Rssds csevsesisa.
Pusblss-Ths secoaA sasual CO.
ventioa Of the COLORADO Coed noaes
Conference Associatioa WIN - hst1
h Pueblo the second week a January.
1919. rhis meeting called b. ths vics
presidsnts Of The conference q -.
cent gathering in Dsaver win be The
most Important Good Roa1s ever Ael1
In the state. The vice psssidsats also
made plans for state vide campaign
a publicity In bsha1 u good roads
which promises TO BE- the most sxtea.
sive ever Undertakes n this state. AZ
The Pueblo Convention speaksss ~
note vtll b heard. and special attsa.
tina Vim b paid 10 the coastsuctisa
Of state highvsys.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

oMsil psAppsnlN0s ossssrlNe ovse ~
o2aNo WoeeA while.

.
'. :.
'oss 0u'
~
~ 49,.
49, -.
- ~ o.s
~ --~-...~. :. ~ 49,. -.
-. 80 ss..-S -, - 80 ~.
= = 80
-. ,,..s a,x -. .s.,,,.. . .s..ss
-. num-. 49, -.
hr.t.d n. sirs, s,,sn1., IN : ~.
aust.
rNe Co,or.Ao order a. n. H..,srn
star viii Aold iss next annual Dees.
lns n Pueblo.
Twenty candidates have enforce The
fjsld IN Pueblo Tor comuissioosrs -.
der Tie new charter.
Jacob Hsas, ased eigAty.fivs, . Va.
sraa II the Civil War and pssaesr u
Cripple Creek b dead.
IDA n. Morton hes bssn appointed
Dost1istrsss ct DsaaAoa. KisWa eeus
". vice C. D. Blanchard.
Oasa Aartises. 9 years ~. - Eass..
died from the effects Of falling Into .
tub q boiling vatsr.
Carl =. Hallir. ased fifty. vss strusk
~ . Rio OranAe passenger train y
beaver asA instantly killed.
John Tiuius, Who alsA II Oaklaac.
Cal. v~centlv. w.s ! r~ussent a
osoreetown froo 1865 to 1881.
apsciai arrangements for IL 10
tectlo. Of President Taft vhils N
psuvsr. Oct. 4. ars bslns 49,.
TIE tvoyear-old daushtsr a An
ton Oranpo z Pueblo. fall into q tub
q bot water end died g . rssuit.
r.. u,.ve, : NJ c,..A. r.,,r..A
= prsnnr1nx u test ~ cnnstitution.
atty z - nstieasl sixtsen heur ~.
-. r,.,o. p.~,ss. i. ,.,ss,.. -
A..A.c.. eraAs,. .Av.,ts.,-. ~ ~
Farming Coasreea n Cuaora6o apeinsr.
co. ss.e-,.s =. 1890 49,
49, 49,. 80. =. .ss..A.n -.
.c.s...... ~ .c..,-.s~ ~ s~..,v,..-
stssss.
n. ~. n.e-..., - u..,-, =.
~ -. 49, a ~ - ssss~ g ~
$3.50 p ~ 'Ss,.i. s1T 11.sS.s1r
! Dpsinss.
pos,m.st., 0>or.. uoArhe.sA =
As..u h.. he., 1870 100 tAss .ssv
vill have a postal savi.ss hank ses,
tiou Oct. 10.
| Mrs. n w. carrett al case. civ.
Recently shot and kIlleA Mr. tvo
Young children and then shot herself
through The heart
Ths laramie. po.dr. ,rr,..,ior Az.
,r,ct viii have water N time Tor next
wear. crop ana tbs farmers arc nov
blowing their lana.
MI. n,.a,. ,.rv,. I'm ,..r...r,
Ary.ds N the con,es, for .Apols ar. /.
:, IN. ami. .hov ~h,ch oman. :,
D.oyer IN Noyember
n x.,,.v -. ,...,,,x ..,.,.A /.
80. =. u..,.". 80 800 o.
..ddi. and later stoIe = valuable
hor.e. IN. becn eapture1.
..u
~ . 80. cs,,.S. - 800,
$50, c.,'. ...ss..s - 80 49,,
go, - . .cor. - 81 ~
~ - o.. 800. .,.
e "esea o'ps $500 ~
.o. A,-s .. ~"
, 49,. 10000
CO., c.,,a-., ~ u..,,o.s
-. -
1870" 49, 80 49, sss...
.s.-..~s.. 49, ~-....~. - ~
e
A..oc,.,,or IN reservsd 'ooo so,,s \
feet spscs for exhibits a. the Dry
Farming Congress. 10 b. hslA q Colo
rsdo sprinss.
Tn. .veeu.,.hes pr,,. I'm hovt,cu,
,.rai .rhihlt. Al the state raIr n
| n.-Asu -. $4,000 ns.s s~.~sw
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

0ssslsy.-Dy the sajs a ths JsAn
4. olaytea ranch. sAjoining Car. ~
o1t.eeo. b sAovn what CO.. - 49,
with . sanan flocA - sAssA Twenty.
60 ysars a0o ninytoa settled Win 10
fa0ily q bosssa tsoet q lnn1 usar
Car vttA . ~ hee1 = eAeeD A.
: - = oo,1eo- Mi1UAemo - -
eo40 - mAuS = uvsne. - -
assses ~ clsss - e7e.seeL - -
edueose1 he chil1Fsa.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

Cslerade spsiags. Uttssiy hafglsA.
~ pslics q this sity havs tusnaA
over 70 oAssiff Ossses nisGsau ~
job a fading sst who killed The DsrA.
ham and WAYNE families.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29
Denver or..s,lss Ass chsms,sas.

Ov"vst OVk9tseS ~ S"e"vso"ss
Dsaver.--The Denver Orisslles are
champions Of the Western isasss. ~
their defeat Of The Dss Molnes club
and the correspoadinG victory Of Pu.
eblo over b. Joseph. The Bears
climbed tho last runs Of tAs champion.
ship ladder. and Tor Tie first time
sincs 1900. The psnaast bslsaes y
Dssves. viftess sanss stili remain o.
the schedule. bet The Cuhs' bsal h
nov % impsnstrsbls oas ed ths best
that o.. Joseph car hops Tor \ sseeoA
plAss.
aaeetoWsose 0e-0)ooeo6.
Mllwanhse.--J. J. MeDla0asA 10
se-slscte1 secretary q The laossne
stsaaj Assncsasion u Dsi1gs esl
ossustusat lssn wesksss.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

OuaCGrnn Deun1es. - vses eastA.
enaiBoo ~ oag1eue danaoe e ~
bane4 - eno&eal = C11neesass
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

Denvsr.--The differences between
the coploying printers and Press A..
sistsals' Unisa No. ~. Which resulted
In . va1h-eus Friday noon By 1876 men
and aelsstins every printing plant In
the city. wsss adjusted late Saturday
night. ~ The feeders retusnsd to
vork noo1ay nornias. All classes Of
cylin6er Dsess feeders and folder %.
sratoss ~ sssslve IN advance Of u
per VET aal . similar s1vascs Dep.
semhse I. iois. The scale was signed
for thsoo yeass.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

oa0Dee G. Lawrence osse.
Me1feg1, Mas. -samuel c. Law.
renee. alseeloe q various large cor.
porattoas. lieutenant grand com.
mandss q the Fifth Massachusetts,
Infantry h The Civil War. 10 dead.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29

vuolo4oseasa ossssslse ossssss.
Reoo,-5hs Ilaliaa sovsrsnsst 10
novinU go0111y an1 With 1sesr0ina'
tioa. y Tusksy refuses thsis pesDes.
ais b - TuDsei tsosbls. var yin
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-29
aGs OF alIlloMs o. DOL.
Lars or 10000 w,ll-
{ cAp,TALixGo.
bFITs ENORMOUS
- MISSIONER hgRogRr KNOX
SMITH MAkGs RGpoav
TO pRgs,ogMT.

Wasn S.w.pspsr u.ssn News service.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Woman's Federation
 Of zon a

The tenth aLnnsl meeting O the Arizona Federation ul Womsn's cluts will be held ID Phoenix January r, IS. l9 The f,dersri"n Sa4 organized in P hoenix in I9pI, and "ss admitted to the general Fedora ti"p Of W"men's cute in 1902 At the meeting in January new officers sill te elected and reports will be reso from the various individu.l cluh. ui Arizona.
 There are m the Arizona federal cn the Womsn'- cluh nf shee, W,nau'r club of Douglas, Village i prove ment club of Florence, Woman's club of Glendale, Wedne sdaY club of Globe Womsn's club of Nsco, Sarta Cruz club C. Nogales, Conservation club ,f Phoea x, Friday club o' Phoenix, Hs- mony clu1 Of Phoenix, Wumat.'s club of Phoenix. Monday club of Pre-co, , Sshuara club of Saff ,rd, Yuma Valley W"msn's club of Somerton, Womsn'- club oi Ton bstooe, Collegiate club of Tucson, Womsns club of Tucson, Wo. msne club of Williams, Ocotillo club of Yuma and Womsns club of Yuns
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Cattlemen Joyful Over
 Advanced Beef Price

The recent advance in the price Q beei is hailed with joy by the cattl 5 raisers in this section and there ns . strong proba ility that it will be but q few days before the butchers will have 10 pay five cents per pound on the hoof. Lsst week Armss Brothers cold 6 miIed bunch consisting of TOO bead of cattle at Phoenix for four and q half cepts . pound. an advance over previous prices of one shsii cent per pound. E D Reed has recently pur- chased several head of John McMur. ren at San Carlos, for which he paid four and . half centt N that place and to that price be added the freight which will bring the price close to five cepts per pound.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Ross Delivers a
 Progressive Address s

Hon. John Wilson Rcse the origi- inai republican progr ssive who has spread cons,ernstiOD among the stand p'tieTs CfbIs party. de yered an ad- dress tO the Tombstone voters st the c'uTt house iast night, in the interest ci his csud'dacy for superior judge. The spfaker addressed a good sttend- ance and sintroluced by Chsirmsn A Il Gariner of The County Repubh- can Ctrira Con mittee. The address 'rs well received and it '-em'd with progressive sentiment ".o -ound logic that s.vored of dem crst'c principles ard isirly caused the blood nf the repLtli 'sn stsbd-pst fol- lowers 10 jingle with blusnes as they contemplated the truths that make '"r pr g'essiveism. The speaker paid a hIgh and deserved tribute to the con stltutron and strongly affirmed his belief in the recall for the Iud cisry.
 Csmpsign lterature ~ss distribut- ed 10 the voters at the close Of the address in which the declarations of principles of the republican nomires is briefly se, forth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Michigan Editor
 Told Truth

A Michigan edItor who grew tired Of wi ld,ng the wbite1s ash brush iD The matter 'fobitusries decided to re- form and tell truth just once He commented as folloss upon the death ol A well known citizen: "Died aged 56 years, , nonths and l3 days De ceased was mild-msnnered yirste with 8 mouth for whiskey and an ey. for bnocle. He came here in the night with smother mans wife and joined the church at the 6r-t chance He owed us several dollars for 'he pa- per and large meat b II, and you couli here him praying six blocks
 He died singing "JesIs Paid It All, and we think he ~.s rish, e he ne e- ps:! anything himself. He was buried in sn asbestos, cssket and bis many friends threw palm leaf fans in ;he z ye, as he may need them. His tomt stone will be fsvori'e roosting place for the hoot owls"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Alfalfa as E, Od For
 Human Beings

That hsy of the alfalfa variety can he made into psl-tshle food for human being- and ha psssed the e1- perimentaI stage i- being demonstrst- ei ss one of the features Of the Amer ican Land and Irrigation Exposition at Madison Square Garden. Alfalfa AAs always been considered perfectly Jtlar ced ration Tor tessts hut Dr ". x Suddutb of Montana. has dem"n- strsted that leaves of the alfalfa plant can be made into a meal which serves the same purpose ss graham and whole wheat four.
 AS a treskfast fcod, Dr Sudduth de- c'ares, it is nor. protien than oat meal. The mixtnre contains 2n pe' cent of alfslfa fl ur, en per cent ' -hesi fiour and the remaining 70 rsI cent i- made up of yeast and .essoD- 'ng The exhibition will be closed after topight's session,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Survey Completed For
 Ft. Huachuca Road

4 survey for the con.truction O a brspch rsilr sd iron Huachucs Sid- ing tn Fort Hu4chncs, s distance Of about miles, has just been complet ed by Southern Pacific engineers and the construction of the line is is to be- gin in the near future.
 It is 10 be built principally for the 'rsns ortsrioD to the fort of building materials to be usat in erecting sey- ersl large buildings recently author- ,zed by the var depsrtmsnt. Second ly it will be for general freight busi ness and for the convenience of the troops at the regimentsi post.
 AS for the new build 'ogs, a lsr-o number of sealed pr. posals have been received by Capt. J L Jordan, con- structing ansrfermss;er and forwsrd- ed to the department for further sc. tion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
From Fridays Daily

Rev Benedict returned yesterday from 1sxss Canyon and valley poi @ where he attended the sunday echo. convention held lsst Sunday. A large attendance wac reported and en. thusisstic meeting held.
 A harvest festival is planned at Me- Neal m the Sulphur Spring val ey "r Thsrk-g wing Day. according to si- vicee received in r"mbstope today. The valley farmers propo.e having s good time snd the prO-pects look fave orshle for one.
 c L Cummings and Wr Bogg- re- turned yesterday from Benson where they were campaigning, and en route home, and within sight of iosn, an sccidan, happened to the,r auto and they made Emile walk to the city A similar mishap occurred 70 Tressur- CT c " Hicks and H Hays yesterday. |. when nearing Douglas, the two re- publican candidates being obliged to leave their stranded auto and also msde . sprint to the Smelter City. This ope Of the "plesssptries' of a strenuous campaign.
 W G Buchanan returned today from points in the Sulphur Spring valley where be conducted the gov- ernmeDt survey party who were in- specting that section under govern- ment scrip applications. The govern ment officials continued to Phoenix today.
 The democratic stste and county candidatee aye expected tu be in Tombstone on Tuesday Nov. 2srh A rousipg welcome awaits them. Two prisoners were brought from Benson today by Capt Ho of the Cochiss Rangers. The prisoners will serve time at Hodel de White for oh. tsining money under false pretenses.
 Ed James and Ed Hughes, demo cratic candidates for clerk Ui court and county assessor respectively, left today for St David on s political toul
 md looK after their fences which srs icing kept in excellent shape by theil friends throughout the county.
 Assessor Chss R Howe and Deputy Ross left today for Benson ard point' along the grading camps of the E. P & s W extension 10 make collection of poll taxes ss rsquirei by law. | Mrs Boucher. wife of Engineer Boucher of the Tombstone branch O the E P & w, accompanied by heI son left today for her old home ip $, Louis on . visit to friends and rels. ,ives Tor the holidsys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Working Again
 For Free Zone

Working tog' tber with the muni- cipal governments Of all the other ciiIes along the international boun- dsry in Me1Ico. the syuptsmiento of NogaIes. Sonors. is engaged ID push- ing with the federal government . project to restore the free zone, which had eTisted from the early history of the republic, and wac abolished about ten years ago. The zons litre ss it was known in Mexico, was strip oi t.rrltory twenty miles wide, siong the boundary from the mouth of the Rio Grande to the Pacific ocean a. Tia Juans, near San Diego. into which all foreign merchandise wa entertd with payment Of but smell part of the daties. At first It vas en- rrely free, then the amount to be
 sId was fixed st 0pr cent, witch
 .- ra s.d siterSsrd t" Is per cent Of
 ne total duty. When sDy suct mer- r bar cise vas cent beyon th- tree zone
 paid the remainder of the duty iu. posed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
What Really Hap
 pened to Jonah

Now, we know what really happen ed to Jonah. A correspondent writ ing to the Los Angeles Herald ex- p'sins: Jonah in the scriptursl sc- count does not mean & person. hu' signifies mind. The whale is symbol
 csi of dilemma, because it is either f-h nor be4s' and yet II is < cum mpoeise O. both. It. natural element is the ga. but it comes to the surface and b-esthes, Water signifies coniusi, D Jonah in the belly of the whale is therefore mind in dilemma and mCv. ing in confusion. He sccomplishes his deliversoce by praying to God and is csst upon firm ground-ihe truth"