Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TeReST CONDENSED.

! handsome design, aud thoroughly modern ID every respect.
 The Phoenix Democrat is having sport at the expense of he Republican meeting decorations 1t PhoeniI and says:- When Booker T. Washington, the | worlds most noted colored msn, ar Eivee in Phoenix for the grand eman cipstion jubilee celebration, io be held st Eastlske Park, September 2l, z2 and B. he vii receive a welcome such ss he has seldom received in his travels throughou, the United States. The entire city is decorated"
 Under the direction of the Commer. cisl club Yums citizens are raising s700 for the Phoenis-Los Angeles road race. Already halt the amount has been subscribed and the remain ocE is cAkcctco to ut Ialecu tbir Ntc4.
 Mrs. Ed Geddi., wife of the we'll known cowmsn. wss shot in the Co., conino restaurant at Flsgstsf Sun day, ard lived only short time. Geddis had been in town for a couple of days aud had been drinking hesyi- ly. 1t is known that he generally car ried an automatic Colts six-shooter, {, and whether the shooting was scciden- tsl or not is not known. Geddis wac arrested and will be given & hearing.
 Having .raveled 1900 miles through the mountnins c! northern New Mex ico with 8 burio team, Amos Adams and Charlee Theobald returned to Yums, reporting sn enjoysble outing. The eastward part of the trip took them through PhoeniI, Globe, Clif- ton and Silver City. and returning they came through St. Johns, Heber Camp Verde. Wickenburg, Bouse and Big Eye. They started from Yums several months ago.
 One of the besyiest trains ever car ried by No. ', passed through Tucson Monday enroute to the Pacific cosst. It included two chair csrs and several tourist cars, all packed with middle western coionists.
 Yums schools have opened with sn attendance that will reach 600 before the wee k is ended.
 Mise Harriet E. Tufft of Phoenix and Miss Louise Heating of Williams will leave San Francisco. SeptembeI 13, by the Pacific mail steamer Siber- ia for Honolulu, where they so to teach school for the next nine months
 Fssncis Lyons, of Jerome, ss re cent arrival in Prescott 10 attend St. Joseph's academy.
 The vanguard of the contestant. who will take part in the territoris tourns ment of the Arizona Sports mems association, have arrived 1T Tucson and spent the day practicinl on the targets in preparation for th' big three.dsy's shoot which opens Fri day morning. All are professionals No amateurs or tesms from Arizop'
 owns have yet arrived.
 The school trusteee of the Duncai district have issued 6 statement de elsrins that s!:c: 6 thorough siitini of the charges sgsinst Clarence Wiggi principal of the Duncan schools charging him with conduct unbecom ing . teacher and a gentleman. ant the board exonersted MT. Wiggs.
 Mr. and Mre. E Kreher Of Tsmps Florids, met with sn accident al ou six miles out oi Flagstaff east oi Cliffs Monday, which resulted in the com. plete destruction of their siX cyliode Winton auto y fire. They were run ming alonk at 6 good clip when tn blaze was discovered. having started from the gasoline. Nothing could b' done to save the car.
 Judge John H. Campbell of Tue son, grand chancellor of the Knight, of Pythias who is in Globe tbis weel ID the interests of the order, made [ trip to the Rooeeveltdsm today.
 JD Ryan, copper and steel mag nate: W E Corey. former president o the United States Steel corporation R s Assssis, vice president Of the Calumet and Hecla; " D Thornton president of the Greene Consolidated Copper company; P L Foster of the London Exploration company, and Dr. L D~Rictetts, general manager ol the Greene Cananes and associated properties, passed through Bisbee CD route to Cauanes. whore they inspect. cd the camp. They also visited Mi- smi and Globe.