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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Chatham Social News
Especial 10 The Times.n,sna,ch

Especial 10 The Times pispatch
Chatham. Va. July l5.-The members
OF the Rawley Martin Chapter. u. D. c.
and Of the Civic League gave a well
attended play, The Time OF His Life"
In the Opera House Tuesday night. The
cast of characters was composed OF
young people of this place. The pro-
ceeds. which were very gra tifying, will
bodies.
Rev. and Mrs. T. r. Sanford. Miss
Mamie Petty and Miss Rebecca Tired
way left on Monday to attend the Bap-
tist encampment at Virginia Beach.
Miss Irma Boston. OF Maryland. "a
visiting her sister, Mrs j. w. White
head. Jr.
Mrs. NJ. S. Tredwsy will leave this
week to visit her sister, Mrs. r. B.
Neel. in West Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Ballsvllle Social Neva

Bellsvillo, Va, July 1B-M&A ron
w "; Crowder Is visiting relatives here
Milton McLaurinc. Jr., and Dioh
Hoad, Of Richmond. arc at emit, IAurol'
for their vacation. "
% Miss Jessie aarnett leaves Monday
10 visit in Goochland for ten days
pr r.. G. Carmel was IN the village
Miss Nancy Esgleston and Miss
AueHne Doarse are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. S. q. Hurt
>, Tom Gray. <Jr., of Farmv lie, 10 al
'ns Goodman House for the week.
Mr; and Mrs. w. c. Netherlnnd leave
M MONDE Tor the beach, where they viii
spend several days. "'''
Mrs. Joseph e. Clarke spent las,
week with relatives here.
Dr. 7. f. Wilson is on a visit ~
HIS parents. 'is'' 70
,no Miss Sally West is spending the
Mrs ]: c. Chewning Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Joe Gills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
$ OCT, L. z

| supper was served. Those present
We're: Mrs. II. w. Tuggle. Misses Sallie
Branch Donnan, Maria TuEgle, Katie
Taylor. Clara Nass Beverly. Ray Grey-
son Hoofnagle. elsie and Sarah Card
well. Branch Chenory. White. Perkins
Sallie Whitmore, Mary Harwood. Cam
mic Jones; Mesdames r. NJ. O.Ferrall.
D. II. Donnan. NJ X. Donnan, ]. r.
Tuggie. Whitmore. j. A. Hoofnagls,
iandley, II. Il. Jones, II. s. Beverly.
rate Chenery, r. w. Tuggle; Messrs.
j. d. Tuggle. Wilfred T'uggle, Tate
Chenery, Bruce Handley. r. NJ. O'Fcr-
rail-, NJ *. Donnan. White, Captain
Maddle Harris. Turner and Walker.
AT Ottcrhurn Springs.
The following guests registered at
the Otterhurn Springs Hotel during the
past week from Richmond Mr. and
Mrs w. L. Hazelgrovc and family.
Miss Ttmbcrlake, Mrs. William a.
Loehr and daughter. Mrs. Newton L.
Ancarrow, r.. c. and Il. G. Ancarrow,
Mr. and Mrs. z. c. Christian and Fam
ily, Mrs. y. w. Leary, Mrs. Il. L. Tyler
ana daughter, Mrs. C. b. Snow and
FAMILY, G. a. Wilson. Mrs u. w. Sell
den. Jr-. Miss Elsie Phillips. Miss Mary
kuehrmund. Miss julia Omohundro and
Miss Nettie Ruehrm1nd.
Entertained In Norfolk.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Charles STAN
worth entertained n number of friends
Tuesday afternoon at the HAMPTON
Roads Yacht Club and on board his
yacht. the Eclipse.
Mr.. Stanworth's guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs Charles b. Code. Mr.. and Mrs b..
r. Mitchell, Miss Dorothy Curry. of
New York; Miss Jessie Willetts. OF
washington; Miss Eliza Montgomery.
of Richmond: Misses Lucille ana Mar
suerite Woods and Miss Mitchell. of
oJd Point; Misses Nancy Reed Marie
Marbury. Mildred Hemingway. Grace
Stanworth. Fanny Fannill, Mabel Wing,
Mary stokes and7Claudia Perkins: Ed.
ward Mccarthy, of Richmond; James
Augustine. of Richmond: DIR. Water
man, OF London, England. John Young
Brown. of st. Louis: John AIcAIinnamin.
OF Hampton; John Waterman, Richard
Cantweli. Lyman Willard, Herbert
Nash. Palmer Ingram. w. ]. Stanworth
William Farnen. Claude Balm and
Charles Stanworth. Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
A NoTgE DAME LADYs APPEAL

TO all knowing sufferers of rheumatism.
whether muscular or OF thu joints sclatica
iumbasos. bachnchc pains in the kidneys or
neuralgia pains. to write TO her for a homo
treatment which has repeatedly cured all OF
these tortues. She feels IL her duty to send
II 70 III sufferers FREE. Yon euro yourself
Mt nome as thousands will testify--no change
OF climate being necessary. This ample dis-
eovery banishes uric acid from the blood
looEons the stincned Joints puriles the
blood. and brightens the eyes, giving elias
uoity ana tone TO the sshoie system. II tho
above Interests YOU for proof address
MRS. NJ. summera Box r. Notre Dame Ind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Miss Mayme Blenner and Miss Bessie
Hardaway have gone to Chase CITY for
several weeks, whore they will be
guests Of Miss Carol Wood, at THE
Sherwood"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

A.
of Hampton; John Waterman, Richard
Cantwell. Lyman Willard, Herbert
Nash. Palmer Ingram. w. j. Stanworth
William Farnen. Claude Balm and
Charles Stanworth. Jr.
In and out of Town,
Mrs. Thomas Adkins and children,
Maria and Frederick have returned 10
the city, after spending two weeks at
Duckroc Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Street. ac.
oompanied by Miss Blanche Sales. left
Friday for a stay of two weeks at
Ocean View.
Mrs. Charles Shields and Miss Hattie
Shields left town yesterday for the Old
Sweet Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey AnsviIle Bon
gers left Wednesday for visit to rela-
lives in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Mrs j. r. V. Daniel and son. James
Daniel, have gone to the Sweet Chal-
beate Springs for the summer.
Miss Lucy f1tzhugh left town the
past week for Blowing Rock, n. q.
where she will spend some time.
Miss Virginia Christian is now in
Canada. where she will spend several
weeks with friends
Miss Mary Haxall Cameron. of this
city. is visiting the Misses DERRICK at
Monterey. where they have a cottage
for the summer
Mrs. John Armitage, of Richmond, is
the guest of her father. Steven
Rodgers. in Basic City
Miss Ellen Han. of this city, is
spending some time in Wnynesboro as
the house guest of Mrs. Walthau
Colonel Robert Catlett has returned
TO Lexington, after spending several
days in this city.
Miss Ruth Driscoll, Of Toano. Is the
guest of friends In Richmond for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. r. y. Lincoln and children have
returned TO Richmond, after visiting
the formers sister Mrs. j. s. Timber
! lake. at Williamsburg
Mrs, j. w. Yarhrough and Mrs. J. IT..
Frischkorn. of this city, are visiting
their aunt, Miss Fannie McComb, in
Waynesboro
Mrs. Wright Spencer and daughter.
Louise, are spending some time at the
home of James Hannah, at Gale.
Miss Mamie Cook OF this city, Is
visiting Mrs. G. NJ. Carter at the lat
tors home at Gale
Miss Elizabeth Myers, of 52a West
Grace Street. is the guest of friends
in Orange county.
Paul Kan1sky has returned to the
city, after a trip TO Atlantic City and
New York
pr. and Mrs Allison Hodges expect
to sail for Europe August with Mr..
and Mrs. L. Borden and MIR. and
Mrs. $. w. Travcrs.
Colonel and Mrs. John b Purcell and
the Misses Purcell viii leave town
August for the Rockbridge Baths
Mrs. T, w. Koiner, of Richmond. Is
spending the month of July at the,
home of c. T. Price, at Gala.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer Lee Richardson
I and two sons left yesterday for VIII
loughhy Beach TO spend the remainder
! Of this month
Miss Mayme Blenner and Miss Bessie
| Hardaway have gone 10 Chase City for
several weeks. whore they will be
guests Of Miss Carol Wood, at THE
| Sherwood
| Miss katherine Donovan. of How
ards Grove. accompanied by her
| friend, Miss Eva Brittle, will leave to-
day to visit, friends in Southampton
county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Miss katherine Donovan. of How
ards Grove. accompanied by her
friend, Miss Eva Brittle, will leave to-
day to visit, friends in southampton
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Mr. and Mrs. Archer Lee Richardson
and two sons left yesterday for VII
loughhy Beach TO spend the remainder
Of this month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
In and Out of Town.

Mrs. Thomas Adkins and children.
Maria and Frederick. have returned TO
the city, after spending two weeks at
Buckroc Beach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Arvonia Social News
-Spccial 70 Tho Timcs- nisnatch l

Especial to The rimcs- Dispatch
Arvonia. Va. July l5-Mrs. \ r.
re- harrison, who has been visiting
friends in Columbia, Va. has returned
TO her home here
Miss Annie Jones. OF scottsville, Is
the. guest Of Miss Miriam Pitts at
Bellevue
Cecil w. Rhodes. of Scottsviilo. was
Visitor here last week
,,, Herbert S. Newman cashier Of the
~ & Bank, of Arvonia spent several
ND Dat his home in Orange county
i;oh,nd h;allie Hughes. who for some
~ been visiting her brother, r
'Pata!ofy' = has returned to har home
y, Science. Muut.
as. OF Norfolk, IS
me McBEE, M. A.. Pf%r' u Mrs Mar! Martha
visitor in
has beca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Mrs. Charles Shields and Miss Hattie
Shields left town yesterday for the Old
Sweet Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Mrs. T. w. Koiner. of Richmond, 4
spending the month Of July al tn
home OF c. r Price at Gala.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Street. &C.
companied by Miss Blanche Sales. left
Friday for a stay of two weeks at
Ocean View.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Ansville Bon
gers left Wednesday for visit to rela-
yves In Maryland and Pennsylvania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Colonel and Mrs. John b. Purcell and
the Misses Purcell will leave town
August l for the Rockbridge Baths
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Mrs. j. r. V. Daniel and son, James
Daniel, have gone TO the Sweet Chal-
beate Springs for the summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
Travelling In rho West.

w I1INF' INV EVW' fT
where they WIN visit rela
remainder OF the sunmer
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor ar
tanning as their que!
Springs Miss Ruth Adkin
Lamb. OF Blackstone, N
srnithson, OF Crewe. II
Bench Phrty. ~
a delightful and novfirj
was given at the Cord
Einia Beach. last 81
The guests were inv
oFerraii TO meet Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

Miss Lucy fTtzhugh left town tn,
past week for Blowing Rock. n. Z.
where she Will spend some time.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-10-11

fuence. So it seems that, no matter
what the Senator might think of ennis
saries from that Gonzales crowd"
Mr.. Richards was not SO particular.
The rank and file of the voters who
sustained Blease in the last primary.
and who will sustain him next year.
are the same yeomanry of the State
that sustained Senator Tillman, and
they consider that they are fighting
for the same principles that actuated
them when they stood so loyalty to
Uncle Ben.
AS to Mr.. Richards india rubber"
qualifications as politician. the Sen
ator certainly can not deny that Mr.
Richards is one of the bounding sort
for with the least effort possible he
bounded from the dispensary as its
champion in the legislature into the
ranks of the most blatant prohibitions
lists at one bound; and as to his being
the honorable hightoned man" that
Senator Tillman says he is, why we
Will take the Senator's word for that
We don't know Mr.. Richards person
ally; but when Senator Tillman says
that he Richards, should have been
elected governor, last year, if char
acter and ability had been considered
by the voters the Senator ought GER
tainly to be willing to trust the peo-
pie" and majority of the voters
thought differently, as Blease Feather
stone, and Mcleod received more votes
than did Mr.. Richards
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-10-11
Gov. Blcnse's Observation.
From Spartanburg HeraldD

Surrounded by n constantly aug
mented throng of admirers at the
Argyle hotel last night Gov Cole l..
Blease freely expressed his views on
subjects to reporter of The Herald
and disclosed something of his plants.
To make 1t plain that notwithstand-
ing Senator b. r. Tillmans denial.
he believed there was truth i'm the
story published by W. T. Crews, edi-
tor of the Greenwood News -Scemctar.
to the effect mat Senator Tillman and
Mai. John G.. Richards, Jr., had plot
ted to bring out Chief Justice Ira b.
Jones, of the supreme court as n
candidate to defeat him for governor.
he said he believed the program had
been to elect Major Richards lieuten-
ant governor. Then If Senator Till
man was compelled for any reason to
give up his seat in the senate, Justice
Jones would take his place and Major
Richards would step into the gov
ernor's chair.
Expects to Beat Jones.
81 am going to be reelected" said
Governor Blease, when asked If he
would say anything concerning poll
tics. 81 will beat Jones by a bigger
majority than the one by which l de-
feated Featherstone, and if Tillmans
man Richards is a candidate / will
beat them both"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-10-11
Stop Scratching

Par-a-sit-i-cide cures itch and
mango i'll 80 minutes. Pimples
and Ringworms quickly. Price
SOC at
LAURENS DRUG co.
6oc by mail or express from
DR.. l.. J. Sharp s. Go. Commerce,
Ga. Guaranteed. "Take 10
substitute"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-10-11

Real Estate
Cast Your Eyes Over this List
of BISHOP & WOLFF'S and
let us know if any of the
Property appeals to You.
good %e va@ %iSS % @ % % @ Gd % aa sd G "ss @ %
Belongs NJ X settler '-''' pei "''s
nor SO acres or l., mile Of the lo.klare miles
acre Known as the Simpson land.
place. @ acres sori" % a@ G"Hs M SG""y o%% " @ o M
G' W 1 M"F"SIm gu & Geenvie railroad going through place
any Kind Of terms 'S OF sen as ""0'e $500 per acre Most
cash. balance in two gears ''
ss DSp 1 ac "p i % Sa" oa o"s@ %a % % @"" 3 Of o
2o4 Ora known as the Sam Neigh
to oo @ For % " uc Gc 7s a ' w w @ for M I @ sr c1S "%%
nn iCS acres % of good land BYRD and
Tor $225o per acre, good terms with
Don't forget in Gccnvlle County belonging to
3 r. r. ana IT, g. I"ynham sood investment a
S2o per acre good terms
The Bob Bolt got in the tract would
IKE 10 Sho" hlS place to any prospective farmer.
$50 %Sc or o short orre time you ] buy % the rynn"m
sell for $4,000 ~ ~ WIN
Point Price $i25OOO good terms " ~" ''"" 0' No"
nnren mss street running north and south have
good % size Toe io5 works and
r oG the house, ot 70 @ % a. a@ ee.Pe @n ] eo S 2
oR o@" @ o aeG G u a"%nr f%e"G n % o soe an ana
Also on I@urGns street nice price 100000
@ lao ] acres miles north Of I%"rGns 100 in cultivation
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-02
Babbitt Bros. Nero. Co.

Mr.. Geo. G. Reed who left
here some months ago, is now
in the employ of the Salt Lake
Route at Las Vegas, Nevada.
Mr.. Reed was in the service of
the Santa Fe mechanical depart
ment for a number of years and
will undoubtedly make good
with Senator Clark S road.
The Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company have appointed
!. ]. Collins local agent to take
care of the railroad accident in
surance Of the company. Mr..
Collins can be found at the office
of the WINsLOw MAIL where he
will be glad to write those need
ing insurance.
For nice, juicy steak or nice
chops at the right prices, call at
the City Meat Market. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey returned
Monday from Salt Lake City
where they have been visiting
for some months past.
Mr.. Mulholland, in charge of
Babbitt Bros ., meat market ac-
companied by Mrs. Mulholland i,
returned Wednesday from Port
land, Maine, where they were
called on account of tn? serious
illness of Mr.. Mulholland S
father.
Mr.. o. B, Sutton, County SUI
pervisOrs, came to town Thurs
day to purchase some supplies
as we'll as to visit with his many
friends.
Mr.. w. N. Sangster, travel
ing auditor for the Santa Fe sys-
TEN, was III town this week at
tending to business as well as
visiting friends.
Strength does not make cigar fragrant
It only makes the smoker dopy. The
ROrHENBEKG in the fragrant, mild
| 10c cigar.
Iohn A. Divelbess was in town
during the week purchasing sup
plies for the new firm OF Houck
& Divelbess. John has now
gone into partnership with for
mer sheriff Chet l. Houck, they
being in the business OF raising
sheep with headquarters at
| Heber.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-02
MUTUAL LIFE DNS. CO.
Railroad Accident Department
J. j. COLLINS, Agent.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Little left
for Sacramento, Cal, Tuesday
where they will make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. and Mrs. Little
have been residents OF WinslOw
for some time past and their ab-
sence will be noticed.
Frank Goldsworthy, engineer
on the third district accompanied
by Mrs. Goldsworthy and
daughter returned Thursday
from Long Beach, Cal. Mrs.
Goldsworthy and daughter have
been visiting there during the
summer. Frank took a short
vacation to visit ard accompany
his family home
Mrs. Rec Stockton OF Somer-
vile, Tex, and Mrs. 6. N. Han
ners of Temple, Tex, mother and
aunt respectively of Mrs. ]. D.
LaChance, left for their homes
this week after a three weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. D.
LaChance.
Brakeman J. A. Smith has been
temporarily assigned to the
Grand Canyon run.
Frank Folsom and daughter,
Lucille, have retuned this week
from the East where they have
been visiting with relatives and
friends.
Jos. Oldaker, manager OF tue
Electric Theatre announces that
there will be a dance at the
Opera House Monday evening,
Sept. 4th, Labor Day) Four
piece orche. ira. Admission $l.
Mrs. F. 7. Douglas left Thurs
day for southern California
where she will visit for a few
weeks.
Read the Mail.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-02
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
BY A. w. MACY.
FouRIER'S FOLLY.

Charles Fourier, French So
sialist, believed himself to be
the originator of a scheme
which would make all men hap
Ply. His social system was to
he organized on mathematical
basis. BY his plan humanity
was to be divided into groups of
four hundred families, and the
groups into series, and the series
into pha!anxes. Each group
would be placed under one inn
mense roof, and the members
supplied with every appliance
of industry and art. Each indi-
vidua should choose the occupa-
tion for which he was best
adapted, and then all work
would become pleasure. Salaries
would be abolished, and each
worker be paid enough for his
simple wants. The surplus
should be used for the general
good. There would be no
drones, for each person would
be anxious to labor for the COM
mon good. No army would be
needed, and no police, for the
world would become one great
family, we'll behaved and happy.
Communities for putting these
Ideas into practice were started
In various countries. Thirty
four of them were founded In
the United States, and some of
then, lasted four or five years.
It was i beautiful dream which
did not come true.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-02
TAFT, AND THE RECALL OF JUDGES
Continued from page ~

on the people TO say that they
would recall a Judge because he
protected the rights of the min
ority. The masses do not deserve
the contempt which the presi-
dent heaps upon item = their
sense of justice is much more
acute than the sense of justice In
Mr Taft's advisors. In the
masses the Truth has not chOked
by "the cares of this world and
the deceitfulness of riches"
The presidents error IS an hon
est one his environment has
biased him against the people.
He is as suspicious Of them as a
kings courtier is of democracy.
1t does not alarm him to have q
president force a nomination up
on a party by the unscrupulOus
use of patronage. 1t does not
arouse fears for his country to
see the PREDATORY interests coerce
voters into supporting their
presidential candidate = he can
even bring himself to threaten a
panic If he is not elected, but he
Is unstrung at the thought o.
the people using the recall to rid
themselves of a Judge who pros
titutes his Office to the service of
some corporate boss. 1t IS hard
to understand how as an 1ntellI-
gent man as the president can
say SO much about a Judge being
intimidated by the fear of the re.
call and nothing about a judge
being warped by years of en-
ployment by a trust or of life
term Judges being weaned away
from the people by constant So
cial association with the bene-
hciaries of privilege.
But the presidents veto will
serve a useful purpose = it will
very iorcibly call attention to
the judiciary and to the method
of selection. Some of our judges
are appointed and some are ele-
cted; both systems can not be
best and the contest which the
chief executive has started will
not stop until one system or the
other wins complete victory.
Will the presidents views be in
dorsed and all judges be given
appointments for life? Or will
Arizona's position prove the ac-
cepted one?
The Commoner stands with All
zona. La "a government of the
people, by the people and for the
people" Judges should be elected
by the people for limited terms
and be srJect to recall for i'm
proper conduct.-Commoner.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-02

Mrs. Geo. H Cummings, wife
of Dispatcher Cummings, is here
this week visiting.
Fireman r. G. Janeway had
the misfortune to spraln his an
kle last Saturday morning while
alighting at Ash Fork. Mr..
Janeway however is again at
work and feeling no bad effects
OF the accident.
Mrs. Mcclure and Miss Flor
ence VanMarter who has been
operator for the Santa Fe at
Manuelita, n. NJ, for the past
eighteen months is here visiting
with friends the guest ct Mrs.
T. E. Herman.
Iohn Williams left Tuesday
for Vaughan. N M, where he
will engage in business with
Young Marley.
FOR SALE Household Fur
niture, practically new, bought
May lst. Apply W. {. Shove.
Conductor Carl Reed returned
Monday after we'll earned va
cation.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-02
WINSLOW BAND
BOYS PROGRESSING

the assistance of the people OF
Winslow III order to keep them
intact.
1t seems now that the band is
not getting sufficient financial
support from the citizens. The
band as it stands at this time is
! worth more to the town OF Wins
low than Mr. Ellis is getting for
! his time and Instructions. Zach
succeeding day makes the poys
more valuable. The discipline
that they receive in their train
ing makes each OF them more
valuable to the community as
citizens.
At present there are twenty
four boys iii the band. Tbs
means that a few years from
now we will have among us
twenty-tour young men who
will be voting and shaping the
policies of Navajo county.
/ he boys are now out with a
subscrlpllon list asking all who
leel able to donate a small sum
| each month to insure Mr. ElllIs
at least living. Why not get
ON that list. Fuur cigars IN one
month would pay 1or your DO
nation.
1t has been suggested that the
| Town I. OuucIl MAKE a small 90.
nation 50 that Lhe boys can keep
up their practice and tor this
tney are Wiling TO give at least
one concert each week. Why
not do this? 1t Will not cost
much AMI yet it is a benefit to
the town. Get in and pay your
dollar or your halt dollar each
month and keep the boys to-
gether. The advertising the
Gown will get Will more tnan
repay this snght expense.
Reese M. Ling, one of the
prominent members OF the All
zona bar, came up from Pres
cott SATURDAY last to attend the
imitation pulied off by the local
louge OF Elks. Mr.. Ling enjoyed
MS visit anu made numerous
friends. 1t Is generally under
stood that he Will be a candidate
for the United States Senate Ii
Arizona is adm1tte q to state
hood.
henry F. Ashurst, proml-
nent attorney OF Yavapal coun-
", Wll! he IN W1nSloW Saturday
evening and address the people
ot the town from the Danu
stand. Mi. Ashurst is d canul-
date tor United States Senator
on the democratic ticket and is
now commencing his hight tor
the office.
Just received a large shipment
OF fine, fat cattle, at the City
Meat Market. +
Rev. Father Connolly was a
visitor to the .petri6ed forest this
week accompanying friends from
the southern portion of the ter
rltory.
Harvey L. Pershing, engineer
on the third district, visited with
friends in Wlnslow this week and
then went on to California tor a
brief vaca ation.
See the Go-Carts at the Wins
low Furniture Store. 331s per
cent discount the next two
weeks.
John Duffy, Fred Seeger and a
few others lett Monday for Flag
staff taking with them the Mer-
rygo-rorlnd. They expect to
stay there during the coming
month. The children of Wins
low will miss this amusement
feature bat we always have the
n