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The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-27
WASHINGTON.

Plenty of rain throughout the coun
try is prophesied by the Weather Blu.
reau.
BY a vote of SO to 27 the Senate
passed the Canadian reciprocity bill
without amendment, which settles
this question so far as the Congress
Is concerned.
President Simon Of Hayti appears
doomed to follow President Diaz of
Mexico. and give way to a revolution
ary government, according to advices
reaching Washington.
More than two billion dollars in re.
deemed bonds, representing the major
part Of the governments Civil Wa
debt is being fed to the furnaces in
the Bureau Of Printing and Engraving.
The House bill amending the tariff
law to permit the return free Of duty
Of domestic animals temporarily ex.
ported, including pet dogs. was favor.
ably reported to the Senate by the
committee on finance.
The most bitter fight waged by an
administration In many years will
come to close when the Canadian
reciprocity bill, an issue before two
sessions Of Congress, will be passed
by the Senate by decisive vote.
The woman credited with having
first expressed the idea Of general
memorial day, Mrs. Sue Landoa
Vaughn, is dead at the home Of the
Eastern Star. Masonic order in
Washington. on which she was depend.
ent.
To begin In the autumn of 1914,
when the big canal opens, Postmaster
General Hitchcock has ordered the es-
tablishment Of fast ocean mail serv.
Ice between the principal ports on the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans and Pana.
ma and Colon.
The Standard OIL Company and the
tobacco trust and other big corpora.
tions are going to be split up into q
number Of separate and distinct parts,
without connection or monopoly pow.
er. This was the prediction in an ad.
dress by Attorney General Wicker.
sham.
On account Of long drouth. Senator
Warren has introduced a bill granting
persons who have made homestead en-.
tries in Wyoming. Colorado, Idaho,
Utah, Montana and other western
states, leave Of absence from the date
Of the approval Of the proposed act
until April 15. 1912.
The United States Steel Corpora.
ton In obtaining the Tennessee Coal
& Iron Company and Its Southern orc
lands. "cinched" Its monopoly VI the
ores OF the American continent and
tied up available fields for independ.
ent concerns. according to Chairman
Stanley OF the House steel trust" in.
vestigatlng committee.
There is no dodging the fact that
Congress Is anxious to avoid the con.
sideration Of all legislation at this
session except what It simply must
take. up. Statehood for New Mexico
and Arizona. reapportionment, direc.
elections Of senators. Panama Canal
tolls, Panama Exposition matters
army legislation. conservation legisla
ton, the control Of corporations. Theses
are some Of the things which are clam.
oring for attention and which seem
destined 70 70 over,
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-27
state GRANGE 70 Meet.

Denver.-The Colorado State Grange
will hold a field day and picnic at
City Park. July g. There will be ad.
dresses by Gov. Shafroth. Acting May.
or Robertson and oliver Wilson, lee.
turer OF the National Grange. There
will be oil kinds Of field sports and
music.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-27
Relde to Meet Chavez.

Aspen.-The Aspen whirlwind. Har-
ry Reide. who holds the bantamweight
championship of the Rocky Mountain
region, and Benny Chavez of Trini-
dad, have signed articles for fifteen.
round bout, which will take place at
Walsenburg, the latter part Of next
month.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-27
Shirt sleeves Arc Barred.

Newburg.-No longer will shirtwaist
and shirtleeve men be seen at
West Point. The order now In effect
Is that any working man entering the
reservation from Highland Falls or
other places withou. the customary
coat on, Is to be warned by the guard,
and II second offence Is committed.
he will be arrested for violations Of
post regulations.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-27
Pioneer Physician Dies.

Boulder.-Dr. Charles Ambrook,
pioneer physician and surgeon, mem
ber of the first territorial board OF
health Of Colorado and professor on
the first faculty of the university med
ical school, died here suddenly of
hemorrhage Of the brain.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-27
STATE NEWS
OF INTEREST TO
ALL COLORADO
PEOPLE
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.
Coming Events In Colorado.

Aug 7-s-state meeting Of Red Men
Trinidad.
Aug. 7-11-National Convention Ameri-
can Poultry Assoclation-Denvcr.
Aug. 14-21.-Second Annual Show.
Colorado Electric Club. Denver
Aug. 29.-K. of p. Grand Lodge En-
campment. Canon City.
Aug.-Thirty-second Triennial Conclave
knights Templar-Denver.
Aug.-State Federation Of Labor-Colo-
RADIO Springs.
Sept. 1S-21-Annual meeting Masonic
Bodies Of Colorado-Denver.
Sept. 21-22-Annual meeting order OF
Eastern Star-Glenwood Springs.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-27
Bia Beet Crop.

Greeley.-That the beet crop in the
irrigated belt will be above normal Is
the opinion Of many farmers whose
fields are showing remarkable growth
of this crop. T. T. Wilson brought
two beets to Greeley, each foot long
and ten inches in circumference.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-27
Durham Of Pueblo, Quits.

Pueblo.-For the first time In the
history of Western league baesball. in
Pueblo. the fans Of this city ran a
player out OF the club by knocking.
when Pitcher Jimmy Durham took off
his Indian uniform In disgust and told
Manager Isbell that he was through.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-07-27
Drop In Temperature.

Sioux City, lowa.-A severe drop III
temperature has reigned In this Sc.
tion. the thermometer dropping to 81
degrees.
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sseiis apense. 2iHpsss, Gineiaaa:i. g.
4rsis 50 Qeats uue earii5er.
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OruuSeigentlnHs lltbertralnnlex
gineinnnti. s. Gan

Robert !. 8. QrdiabIe on 9liee W.
Sbumarb, Got 16 in Der unterubtbeis
lung bon 2sipis u. 9ra!e's gitate. 81.
8eoree $. Stearns u. Mnb. on bic
Stearns Realtp Co., 35 Bel 95 CUB On
Ger Suoneitsgt. Der Brodbpop unb
Columbia Ctr, f.rner Got SO in Jobn
Glari's uni.robtb.iluns In gIsnbols;
Cots 2 unb 7 in 8iIlinm Namf.p's
llnterab.tiluns; 80 s5ub an Der Weits
feite Der Depot Str., $50 Jub nGrbIih
bon 8. CTR; 125 SUP snilnng Der Dfis
feite Der Clan Ctr; Is Bel 100 CUB an
Der Weitfeit. Der pIum Str, 40 JuB
fublid BON Columbia Ctr; Cots 81
unb 62 In Carton 8. Ben's llnter1bs
tbeiluns; Cots II. 7 unb 8 In 1ett's
Squnrt; % Sub an Der Rorbfeite Der
Gutter Ctr. 271 SUB 0ffli9 BON CUTE
ter Ctr; 20 bel so Tub an Der Oits
feite Der Sneomor. Ctr. 80 5ub
nDrbIih bon Webit.r Ctr; Got 6 in
Genpal's unierabib,iIung. 81.
0eorgs 8. Gtsarns u. 4nb. an bic
Stenrns Nealtp Co., 20 1n6 on ber
Giibfeite Der 6optins Ctr, fernef 90
bel 80 Gub on Der Meiiieite b<r Gens
trul Mbe., 120 CUB iibIi9 BON 4. Gtr.:
20 bei 40 GuB an Der Dfieits ber Jobu
Ctr. 80 Gub fibli9 bon Mi9monb
Ctr; e bd 80 sFub a. bes Gibieite
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Geo. $. 6ueiiOn an Gait Gnb g. u
Co., $1,000.
O.c. 8. 9ueiton an Wm. 8. Q
gramer, $500.
| W. 5. aIein on 2ena gorrifb
$500.
Rinoel q. Britta on glenbole 3
u. 6. u. Co., $1,000.
Cigar 10. Dpnbam an cSobn sri
Hols. S1566.68.
Daoio 3. Dapis on QiberoI 6. 1.
.. 60. $1,000.
Margaret Resb an z. Darb g. II
3. Co.. S4OO.
Rcf. M. Wopcod on abpanee 3. II
6. Co., $500.
5annab 6. perrons an Spbe Bar
Sap. 81. Go. $500.
0etilste 5nputb.t.n.
aiQie Gorrisan an Sunt Ctr. g. II
y. Co., $14OO
Grassr .. 4eomb on Cottage 9. u
6. Co., $500.
Morsareibu Thomas an Gr..niiou
6. u. y. Co., $500.
U. 3. Ws. 6obn an z. Warb 6. II,
9. Co., $1,000.
TerieIbe an bisisIbe, $500.
Rois 9. 9epe on Jomilp 3. u. u.
Ro. Co.. $1,000.
Deter ). Rers an Gan Msarco 9. II.
6. Co., 5000.
Wlsrhcnis' R.nIip 60. on guiinsb
y. VI. u. 6. Co.. 5000.
9iefelbe an bisfelbe $500.
Vsllte aen.e an Gid Bun q. II. g.
Co., $1,000.
). 10. Robs.rs on 6. u. aul.,
$1,000.
$2l75.
Warsoret R..b on C'grponpilI. 9.
Il. 6. Co.. $3.50.
earoIin. W. Sobnion on Silperton
Z. Il. y. Co., $500.
Oi,felb. an Ghos. g. Jerrig, s21O.
w. 2. .. Gromer. IT,, on Raiional
.. U. Co.. $500.
Y. V. Wrubel on Sam. piie, $1,000.
Sismunb 9lod on Rslie 90 -5epitt,
$3.50.
Mm. 6. 9enrp on GImtpoob place
6. II. y. Co., $24OO.
Ben. aeDins an Jrsb. Rebbod,
$1,000.
M. q. gri4ta on 6. q. Sispenion,
$500.
Cerielbe on Olenbole 6. II. 9. u.
Co., $14OO.
Gertrude q. Qporp on Cottage 3.
u. 6. Go. $500.
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Gincinnoti, 8. San.
Deue 6nnnfheeu

Veue ~ pc n.
gbtparb .. Wonsolb an Jortitritt
Douperein, $500.
William q. 4ene an Charles s..
Dopis. $500.
Winiom q. Debou on bic 6uB Bro.
Man. Co., $65OO.
9be QiDe Dat Reoltp 60. an Mpons
bale u. g. 8. u. y. Co.. $1,000.
Deter i. Wer3 an Gon Woreo q.
u. 6. aH., 5000.
Joiepb 8. Hieder on Gomuel ..
Cooper, $500.
Joiepb 8. 9ieder an 6eipitt Mpe.
g. u. q. 4f.. $25OO.
NuboIf MueIIer an atlas 8. u. ..
Co.. $500.
Caroline M. Sobnjon an Gilperton
g. u. 9. Co., $500.
Morp .. GrOft an MiIforb Dome
Q. Co.. $1,000.
aueuiins pace an 6aaeser .. Y.
90. $500.
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81 8abtfaIbetIun8
Ncrteni1,p11e.

e&nnAe. .nsrStff yssfonen. serlarf bon sofl.
nnHasloiiessit nns f9ff4ien zIdnHseH. .eridovt.
i4msSssn. eaaIauslen, hbnasue bee 0ssols
liopinng. Nlabiaisii. VrrbfStE, 8tifnn. Ssrdls.
Rtsn aru!ibsilsmInne. wenqitii6isif .Inb zrIe.
einfadD, iAaea nsb biIlis alIe nnHotar.
Iiden gerImite xnb anhere 1oIgrn in.
eenSIider 8erirrnnsfn srinbIiG &C.
beilt anb tsae Oeimnbbeit nnb Hrot.
Ilaa miebererlanet Serben f5nnea. -
Cans neneS 6eilSerfs5rea. Seber ieia
eisener ayst.
Giae4 aut9srbeatli4 inferenanfe nnb I<sr.
tet0e 6ai6 tDe3ll1e 0nli0oe 1910. tusi@eD
bon lune nrk ~ Ds0nn nnb ps6n. .oeieIsa
ssnis q Ssi;fsmSIsi SsslIsssii Sssossss g ssrsss
Sribat-RIisik, 161-6. asesse,
uEw r0nK, ny.
1eas sssoD@ - Gtadsnas ssUsslan
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Shidfals ibr biesmaI R.hs eeseben
bat, m0een audi ibre 9orousiagungeu
fiir bds Jcbr 1911 ole cine iniereHdnie
auriofitdt turs suiammensefabt tpsrz
ben. Dos iebige Sabr. 10 Derrdib uns
Die prppbsiin. ift Elm rDdmmerunsss
jdbr" nnb iiebt unter benz boppeIter
ginflub bon 0enus unb Wars. unier
Der Giniuir,uns Der araft Der Qeibens
ihaft unb .bes iiibl berehnenben gei.
ites. Da bic Odmmerung Der Nod.
pordufgebt uno bic Raht an ben 1oo
semohni. seben mir manhen 9itternifs
fen entsegen; ober nuh benz Gunisl
tommt bic Sonne tpieber, unb ifliebs
Iid sibt es ia aud if6ne Ndht.: bi.
Wenff5eit tpirb aud bds Icufsnoe
Sabr iiberIteben. Jiir Gransrsid pros
pRseii Wme. be 9bebes cine periobe,
ba bic Mrbeit unb Der GinfIuB Der
5rausn ouf bic poIitiihen Rdmpfs eins
ipirtsn piro. .1911 bereii.t bic often
Dor. 1912 iii Der 8esinn GROCER 1ina
se unb 1913 Der Wartiiein zines pers
fpanotlien Guropas, in bem Jrantreih
feline moralifhe arpne tpisber eroberi
bab<n pirb.- Dus Sabr 1911 brinst
ihlehtes Wetier. tpenise i40ns 1ass.
tpehielnbe 1emperotur unn einen
Jriiblins, Der nur cine Jortiesuns b:s
Winters bebeutet. Der Gommer pers
ipriht biel Essen. Sm Nusuii uirb
bas 0eireibe tbeuer, bic Wkinit0ds
nbtr iperben fhipere Roth erIeiben.
.1rauer in einem IoGknben Qonbe,
Woriiht s.gen bic Berge, bic pprenGen
tperoen ueberrofhunsen brinaen. Mna
5eiden beuten ouf Wulionousbriihe
unb seipaItiae Jeu.rsbriinFe. 3neimol
tpirb unier Wtitltio fih ben unihufoi.
gen Gpfern erober Raturiotafrophen
5uipenbeH. paris tpirb olei 1age
trouern. uno Elm mdhtiser unb benei.
hstsr Wlunn pirb bann emporiieigen.
Cine pariei. bic hsuie nitt btftebs,
fpirb oufireten. SIM 4usIonbe, Dor
Allen in Berlin, ipirb Der Corn grob
fsin, bas Nuslonb ipirn perIuhen, cine
findn5islIe pani. iiber uns beraufsus
befhp0ren.1 Giner fdfpsren Qrife. 10
ipeib Wme. be 9bsbes, bic ofienbdr bic
politifde 9aeesprefs eifri1 iiubirt, su
perrniben. ssh Gnslanb entsesen, bas
~in cine periobe Der llmiponbIuns ees
treien III, bic au ihiperen, nber niht
tOotIihen RampFen fiibri. Die arone
pirb einen neusn Qsiter fuhsn, unh eis
ne furdibare 4ntlose sssen bos b5nFe
9oupt ipirb bic Otffentlihieit beunrus
bisen. Jrlonb ipieli cine 60uptrolIe.4
Mber aud bem Dsutfden Rsite lpenbes
bic Barrier aaNanbro lire gitige aufs
mersfdmieit su nnb felt feft. bab
Deutfhlnno niht bos ift. mas "a ~
fsin ihtint. Gie sibi audi cine n6bere
GrtIdrung bieIer aeiitpoiIsR Htboups
tung. .gs III 81 ihHsl erob seipers
ben. unb benz 9aumei einer Noeli&-
ieit. bic burh bic eigene GitsIi.it gers
Hort ipurbe. iDerben fMfpert rationale
folgen. unD gum 1rofle
Fiir ale Neiber DeutIhlnnbs perfnert
Iie. .boB bic Grniebrieung Bis gum
Jobre 1913 polI3ogen Itin fpirb. Dem
p1pf III Wme. b 1hebss freunblim
geiinnt, nnD aud Dtfterrei& 9sipdb9t
he onerlft f46ne 4usfiMten. Dor GlIem
lpir0 f& MieH 1uf Rotten peierDburss
gIdnoenb entialten. Dsnn u peterSs
burg IN &ns3 Dsruytteilts.
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Der 6. Ctr, sipiif<n Gin unb plur
Str.; So JuB on Der Weitisite be
Gpdns Ctr; Got ] in Belts llnierab
theilune; 81 Bel 100 Jub an Der Siib
ieite ber Columbia Ctr, sipiihenWnil
unb Gpeamore Ctr; SO BEL 100 Jui
an ber Siioieite Der 2. Str, sipiitei
Waain unb Speamore Ctr; elm Siiic
aanb in Ssttion s, Gprinafielb Up.
elm Stiid 2anb on SprinsIislo gite
apifhen George g. Stsarns' Seim
iiGtte in Wpomine; 104 Jub an be-
Wdiieits Der gpans Str. lao yui
rorblih BON s. Gir., 81.
Charles 8. Toois on WilIium e
gene unb albert aou. Cots Is unb IL
IN DeerBori llntsrabibsiluns, ,S682. so
Tiarsaret Sillenbranb Ii. 9lnb. or
bic Sohn SilIenbrano gitate Co., 75
bel 100 5ub an Der Siibieit. Der Gait.
ern gD.., 125 Jub 0i.Iid BON Gpsncsl
Str, 81.
Wlorsarei 6iIenbranb II. q. an bi,
Sohn 5ilenbranb GItat. Co., Cots
unb 10 in Der lln..rabtkiIuna Don
Sohn Stpdman's Gitai., 81.
Roberi !. $. 4rhidbI. an gbno g.
Shumuro. 5bsiI BON Got 16 in aetpis
VI. 9raie's nntsrabibeiIuus in goium
bia. ST.
2lnna W. girb on g. Cigar WiI.
ION. Got 8 in gnul Shuiter's gbbis
tion gu Wabiionpill., 81.
Geo. 8. Wi. Sobn ou aat. cSu.la,
369 5ub an Cooper 4pe.. 81 etc.
Gam. .. Cooper on Sos. 8. gi,der,
/ Got on Woooburn aps., 81 etc.
Sub Bros. Ron. SO. on Wm. @.
0eppu, 2 Cots an gorIisI. 4pe., S1.tc.
Wm. Q. Z. grom,r, f., an Gbas.
3. Sobnion. 25 SUB on Map Ctr.
81 etc.
Gbas. 9. SosnIon an Geo. $. sus
iton. 25 Jub an bio., 81 etc.
Geo. Soffman an 5srm. Roitmonn,
Cots 52S uno 529 in Rorlpoob 0ieiu,
81 etc.
Jobn Ri6oIs on CD. so. Conhcm,
] go. an 4. uHo part. i Got on 4porp
Ctr, $235O.
Gbos. Wlober an Semi. Wilion, 2
Streifen 2onb in Ge!t. 19 unb %,
Green 9p.. 81 etc.
Sobu 6. Gmis on Sobn Mpers. /
Got on 6amiIion piis, 81 etc.
g. 3. Dana an Sadfon s.. 9uncan,
100 Jub on Dana 4pe., 81 etc.
Ghos. 81. BRADFORD an Caroline R.
Jcbnion, Got AIT in guclio 6. a.
ln!ercb!beilung, 81 etc.
Wcgnus Rsiiit3's Grben (per 5hes
rifD on 5rani Q. R..ticb, 20 sfub an
Woore Str., $500.
M. .. Cooper an 5annab g. pers
rome. 90 Iub on Moniietb 4pe., 81 etc.
Gath. WoIib on Gertrude Tublep,
j Got an Reaoins Roob, ST etc.
Gran. Gain an M. y. Cooper, 30
Sub an aenilipprib 2lpe., 81 etc.
Jrant Q. Rettih an quauliine
pace. 90 Gub an Woore Ctr, ST. etc.
R. W. SireubiIber an Senrp Sems
faib. Got on Mt. 5ope 4pe., ST. etc.
albert 80. 6optparb an Roie W.
Got on ct. gbarIss gIaee,
81 etc.
u. g. Meab on Noble q. Weob,
l Got on Wt. Cope ape., ST. etc.
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mas Wabame bs1 bstts

mas Wobdme be1 bebes
fur bds Jubr 1911propbes
ssit. Mme. be 7bebes. bic beriibmte
BARRIER pptbic. bic olIiGbrIicb bic W<lt
nit ibren prcpbs3eiunsen bebentt, Bat
aud in bieiem Sabre ibren allmanah
hsronsseseben. In bem Gldubise bic
3usunft biilIenIos ihouen. Sm bers
songenen Sabre battle lie fir 1910 cine
rege finon5iene 1bdtisieii. bic grbols
tung bes Griebens, cine Wobifiiation
ber franSSFf6en Muiansen. f1limmes
Metter uno ben Cob sipeier 20nige
propbe5eit. unb bo bic Gaune bes
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81 T III II t + un6 G h q n b G Zen

armutbu unb G Of anbe Gem,
lenigen, ser iib uiht belebren IaIien
nil, beiBt es IN Ser 8ibeI. g3aS ober
iou man bon @inem iagen. Der gtiGts
9egen Ietn llnpohlieiu tbut, ser ielne
unperoau!ibfeit in Gpspepiie ausQr.
ten GrfaItlng 8ur S6rpinoiudt an.
madien uno iiberboupt geringe llebel
8roB iperben IaBt, tpa6reno bod g +.
gernaro &rGuterpiIIen,
OuS iif)ere SeilmitteI, bel alien 9tpo.
tbefern 5u baben iinb. 9reis 20 Gts.
I'm etne Rro6e o # enfrei 5u be.
fomnen, oOreiiire s. Neuitaeoter &:
60, gor 1916, Welp Oorf gitp. g,S
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
Bile bsrahmfefe--
wa6r(agerin Oieies 3eilaQers.

Cdon In bet dliefien Sssi CAB ss essvife
9srfoHen, Bic earf bic Gt5pfuna b0ssr bssabt
ndren. nnb es iife. feiH 3ipeiieI tos, has
aH1 teu'saioae nc4 gsrfoufn ertftsrsH. bic
eart sine uH6efannie arnfi I'm EianSs nns,
a'eiss su ibiH uHo pcraussufassn. ,ras far
ansere srficmHii6 In uns bieiti. Gar eoItss
bat bic gsasar bisfs Tame befonsrs bsaiiHi,iai.
seiH iie BAT tby oie feIiene 0abs esrltsbsn. egs
etbsn ibrsr wlitmeufesH pis stn onlaeftIaes.
nee RE1 sencn gu isfen Berasbt Hitt. oaB
fie In ibrer eiaener ssiiosus an Stesin gsenae
ircbri- sehH,t bic Gali gno Gar eftIi1 bis
eefsin aperue. barH astf oiefelbe hinGiti. bis
3tr bie i6oHe Mshasns bon Stau y. Oaeger
erreiti. Tas Sdus III eur Iinfsn SaHe uno
an Baum 10 oer Nams:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
ssssis apenas. 2iHspsss, Gineiaaa:i. g.
4yels 80 Qesg.s uun baritttr
The Coconino sun., 1911-11-10
Insults for Threatened Industrials

It was to be expected that the cattlemen and sheepmen of Ari- zona, as soon as they presumed to say that they wished to prevent the destruction of the livestock industry, would be derided and insuIted by democratic politicians and organs. But the livestock industry of this state will stand against free trade, nevertheless.
 And when the owners of ranches and the owners of homes generally come to consider what it would mean to send to Washington two senators and a representative pledged to the policy of free trade-a policy which will utterly destroy the sheep industry, and bring the stock raiser and the farmer into competition with Mex ico-these home owners will stand for their own interest, regardless, of the clamor of politicians and an ignorant press. Phoenix Republi- can
The Coconino sun., 1911-11-10

Northern Arizona has a vital interest in the coming state cleo ton. The democratic nominees have declared for tree trade which means that our cattle and sheep and timber industries do not con- cern them, but it does concern every individual in this section of Arizona. The cattlemen, sheep- men and lumbermen fully realize what it means. Many of them went through one period of partial free trade during Cleveland s ad- ministration and are not anxious to have a repetition of these good old democratic times" It isn't a theory or sentiment that con fronts our people, it is hard facts. Theory sounds fine and sentiment is good at times, but neither will buy food and clothes.
The Coconino sun., 1911-11-10

MT. D. D. Crabb of Pinedale was in Flagstaff Monday.
 Mrs. ]. T. Wheeler is in Phoe- nix this week attending the fair.
 Mrs. Hodson left Monday even- ing for visit to friends in Albu- querque.
 Bob Gleason, the horse-wise man, is attending the fair at Phoe- nix and visiting his family.
 A Mexican from Williams was brought in Tuesday to the county hospital suffering with paralysis.
 Judge Patrique O. Toole Franco-German of Canyon Diablo- Meteor, was in the city Modnay.
 MT. B. B. Crosby, the railroad contractor and Navajo county stockman, was in Flagstaff Tues day on business.
 MT. J. D. Brown and Elza Brown of Ash Fork, prominent stock raisers of that secton came in Tuesday evening on business.
 Oscar Meyers fell from a car at A. L. & T. Camp I Monday and was badly brused up. He was brought in to the Milton hospital.
 Mrs. Joel Rice left Monday for Phoenix to remain for the winter. MT, Rice left Tuesday overland with his sheep outfit for the winter range.
 Mrs. Supenant left Saturday with her daughter, Miss Nellie, for California. Miss Nellie will at tend school on the coast this winter.
 David B, Rudd of Springerville former forest ranger, stopped off here Monday for the day with his brother w. M. Rudd. He was on his way to Phoenix.
 House cleaning, lawns moved, offices cared for windows cleaned and general work of that character promptly attended to. Apply at Sun office.-Hugh Dennedy. 4o
 Mir. John E. Campbell, of Wins low, who narrowly escaped being the republican candidate for the state senator from Navajo county, was in the city on business Tues day.
 Paul Work, who has held down the first trick at the depot for two or three years has been promoted to relay man at Winslow and left last week to take his new job. Paul is one of the swifts" in the operating line and his friends here will miss the jolly jobber.
 If Esau saw you and you saw Esau you might understand the game of see-saw. Esau was a boomer brakeman, long, lank, Jean, on the short run that was recently taken to the old woman's home at Winslow by Jolly-Joy William, a brake shoe artist on the same run. They shook dice to see which should go and Esau won; the Santa Fe is now building a steel cage in the caboose for William, because he shows his teeth so much.
 There is little danger from a cold or from an attack of the grip except when followed by pneu- monia, and this never happens when Chamberlain's Cough Reme. dy is used. This remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of colds and grip and can be relied upon with implicit confidence.
The Coconino sun., 1911-11-10

Ralph Cameron is planning to give Arizona a deep sea harbor by securing a strip of land to the gulf of Mexico. He can get it if any one can.
The Coconino sun., 1911-11-10

Cameron and Hoval Smith have been receiving splendid ovations in the south and the general inn pression seems to be that this will be republican year,
The Coconino sun., 1911-11-10
Clerk Superior Court

Having received the republican nomin ation for the office of clerk of the superior court I would be pleased I have the support ofimy friends for that office. CHAS. ADAMS