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NOTICE OF SALE
In the Probate Court

or the County of Santa Cruz. Territory of Ari-
 z,nt.
 In the NJ tier of the Estate of JOSE M. FRrG sO D ceased
 NOtCe of Sale of Real Estate.
 At N0galeS, ArizJ la.
 Notice Is Hereby Gwen. Tha: in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court ih and for the Uuniy uf Santa Cruz. ferritnry of Arizona, made on 18th day of May lglI. In the matter Oi the estate Of Jose Nj. FfeEOs1 dereased, the undersigned, the administrator of said estate II sell at private sale, tU the highest bidder. fIr cash subj ;Ct Co confirmation Oy sad Pro. bate Court on or alter Monday. the 5th day Ol June 1glI at u o'clock A. M at the off @ of the Gle of the Probate Court in the Town of Nugales m said Co my Ot S4nta Cruz, Terri tory of ArlzIna, the following described Teal property, t0 wit:
 Lit Nu in block No. 20 in the Town of Nugales, Santa Cruz County Arizona as the same IS delneated OH the map ui said Town made ana executed by William Bfadftrd and winch map IS Of ecrrd Ill the office of the Recorder of sald county q terr tdry
 That Offels ur bids lu wr,tlng for the pur- chase of sad property win be received by said Administrator at the law oti eS of Noon * Barry on MOrl V Ave, \hgateS. A r- ma, up t1 the hour of 11:01 o'rl ,ck d. m. nday tho 5th day of Jdne. l9ll. T rms of sale: Cash, lawful money of the United states ol AmerlCa.
 MANUEL ES lALADN. Administrator of the Estate ut Jose NJ. Fteg Jsu, deceased.
 Dated May l9th 1911 MIy l1-Tuue 10 f.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Jose NJ FregOso decreased Notice k hereby given by the undersgue [, Adminis- tratnr of the Estate of lose M Fregoso deceHSrd tO the creditors of and al persons having clalms az inst the sai deceased to exhibit th m with the necessary vouchers. within Ten mO"thS after the first pub ication of this notice tO the said administrator at the Law flee of Noon X Barry, Morley Ave, NogaleS the same being the place for the transaction Of the bu1 ness Of sad estate. i'll said County Of santa Cruz.
 MANUEL ESCALADA,
 Administrator. Dated April 2lst, 1911.
 Anril 01-Mgv 10
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vice Monument, which is situated on the east bank ni Parker antOn 10 links southeast of r'md. and is 2 chains from miId c of aIktr Greek bears a2' W. 76 chanS; extending theme N. 2Uo E 2rchAins: thence 7o w. .J chains; thence $. 2O2 W. 2l cnaius: thencr s. lo 20 chains tD the place of beginning Variation l1'3/ F.. Said tract wa listed upon the application Ui Mrs J. II Bennett. ni Due lueSnr, Arizona; List 3-727. The SH of Sh uf NkA, the NN4 of SWH of NE1t. tie Ak4 of NWH Of SEA the NrII of St1I. the MA of SEA ol SEH the NEH pi SEH NNH the rN nf NEN Of NWH, the'NNH Of NkH 0l NWM. the NEH of NWI Of NWA ste. r. Tzls., K I7 E IS acres application ot Abel de la Ossa, Lochiel or La NOria Arizona. List S0l. A tact of 50.S6 acres within unsurveyel but what will probably be, when surveyed, s c 27, T 2l s k IS k.. described by metes aud boun' as Allows: ginning st corner No 5 of T. E. Titus application W. u6 list No. l270; extsnd- ing thence S 4o E 3l chain; thence s6o W. l5 chains; then"e \ 47W 36.76 chainN; thence $. 7}o lj/ E. l6 15 chains to the place Of bcgins ming. Variation llo SV F. Said tract was listed upon the application of T B Titus of of CanIl,P, Arizona: List 3S2 FRED DEN NETT, COmmiss Oner of the General Land Office. Approved April 5, 1911, FRANK PIERCE, First Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
 April 29-Mav 20.
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The Work of Bandits.

The train which started for Her mosillo over the Sonora railway yesterday morning, was turned near Camou and reached Nogales about seven o'clock in the evening. A bridge had been destroyed at kilo
 meter 159. just beyond the station named, and was yet burning when
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PUBLISHER (d27Os)

Department of the Interior U. s. Land Ofhce at Phoenix Arizona, May 1, 1911. Notice is hereby given that Apolonio Valdez, of Tubac, Ariz ma who, on Mdr,.h 2, l899, made Home stead entry, NJ. 3U17-027O8 for S15SW14 Sec. B. T. 2l $. k. l3 E. and L ts and l, Section 5, Township 9 S., Range l3 E.. < s. k. Heri- dan, has filed notice of inten ion to maze Final five year Proof to establish claim to the land above de'cribed before \llen T. Bird Clerk of District Court. at Nogaes. Ariz on the 18th day Of June, 1911. Claimant names as witnesses Charles l.. Fowle-. of Nogales Ariz Samuel r. Noon, of N0gales Ariz Joseph E. Wise of Calabasas, Ariz Wi liam II Walker, of Caabasas, Ariz. FRANK H PARKER, Register
 May l3-June 10, 19I1.
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(PUBLISHER.l 8 (027Jll

Department of the Interior, U. s Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz May 1. 1911. Notice is hereby given that Jose Allamran0. of CalabasaS. Arizona, 9hO, on January 30. 1899 male Home stead entry, No. 027Ol, for SEHSEH. Section 5, Township 2l s., Range B E., G. X S. R Meri. q an, has filed notice Of intention to make Final We year Probf 10 establish aim to the land abov' described, before Allen T. Bird, Clerk of Distr ct Court, Nogaies, Ariz. on the lIth day O. June. 1911. Claimant names as witnesses: Claudio Aceved0. 6f Calabasas Ariz.; Joseph Piskorski of NOgales, Ariz Joseph Deegan of Calabasas, Ariz D0mingu Buenn. of Calabasas, Ariz. FRANK H PARKER Register
 May 12-Inne To- lql1
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Notice for Publication.
PUBLISHER ]
 (ul79l)

Apartment Of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix Ariz May l, 1911. N1tice k hereby given that Bs9jtmn Aeevedo, Of IAlaDt>a>. AriZ W!.J, on Jan, 3Jth l,99, m td II im 's'pad
 entry, NO Ol79l, fir ShSEH Section 1, T ,wl- saip 23 s., Range l3 E., G & $, K. Meridian, has filed notice ot intention to make Final hy3 Proof, C. e,tabl sh claim to the l,ni Hblve described. belore Allen T. Bird, Clerk o Dis trict Court. at Nogalts, Arz1na. on the nh
 day of Jule 1911. Claimant names as wit ncsses: Francisco Acevedo, George K Me-
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Lists S-7!7. -snl. anl -Sn2.
March s 1911.

 D ESTORArlON TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN
 " National Forest Notice is hereby given that the lanis de 'cribed below. embracing 45O St acres. within the Garces National Forest, Ari
 zona will be subject to settlement and entry under the provisions of the homestead laws of the United States an the act of June l9j6 (4 Stat, 233l, at tn United States land office tt Phoenix, Ariz on Ju .e 99, l9li. Any settler who was actually and in good faith claiming any of said lanlS fir agricultural purposes prior to January |, l9 6 aud h tS mt abaud med same, has a preference right t1 make a home. steal entry for the lands actually cupied. Said lHn Is were listed upon the applicati ms uf the persons mentiO led beloy, who have a preference right subject to the prior ght of any such settler pr wide such settler or Appli- cant is qualified to m ke homestead entry aud the prelereu right IS exercised prior tu June H. l9ll on which date the lands will be subject t1 settlement and ent~y by any quail fled person. rhe ia ids embrace a IT ct of 10 acres within utIsurveYed nLC what Wll prob. ably be, when surveyed Sac 6 Y 23 S., K, IS ard R, N., described DymeteS and bounds aS follows: Beginning at corner No. |. granite marked II /l whence the Forest Ser
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Nolice for Publication.

May 1}-June 10, 1911.
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AN ENVOY
s,or, Msdero Now in Sonora to En
 force Terms of Afmistice.

J at NogaIes from CIudad Juartz, Mr. Manuel BoniIlal one of the npace commi- sionerS of the Madero ooyernmenl, in the recent negoria tIons at that city, with Judge Car. baitI, the envoy from the Diaz government. In NogaIes, Sonora, Yesterday evening MT. BuniIla held n conference with MT. Arnoll, pres idente of the municipality of Ctn- anpa, who was authorized by Gov ernor Luis E. Torres to repre-ent the federal government in urgotla. tlun with Mir. Bonilla. The con. terence was held in the private car of Mr. H. J. Temple. superinlen. dent of the Sonora railway. As d result the following telegram was dictated by Mir. Bonilla, and put upon the wirer:
 MORALES, May 10, 1911. CHIEFS OF THE ANTI RE ELICIT IN FORCES AT ALL STATIONS IN % NORA AND SINALOA.
 1 have just arrived from Ciudad Julrez with d special order from Senor Madero to cease all hostill- ties as peace preIimlnarles have been satisfactorily arranged, and in behalf of Selor MaderO 1 entreat you to immediately suspend all hoslillties, limiting yourselves to Co the maintainence of your posi-. lions. The federal forces likewi.e maintaining their positions. l am awaiting train to gs t0 SlnalOa,and will have the satisfaction of seeing you and presenting he original or. der ot Seiior Madero amt inform you personally of the basis of ar. rangtment. l also have an order to permit re establishment of rail. roads and telegraph lines SD as to transmit the later orders of Senur Madero, who will soon go 10 Mex ico A you are not in direct con . municaliun with Stfior Gayou. act. iug provisional governor, 1 direct thls to you at the present.
 MANUEL BoNILLA.
 Accompanying the foregoing the following telegram was sent by Superintendent Temple.
 MORALES May l9th, 1911. ALL OPERATORS AND AGENTS,
 SONORA R k.
 Please arrange 10 deliver the telegram addressed to Sres. Jefes de las fuerz IS anlireeleccionislas to any of the rebel forces that you know of at your station at once in order that further fighting and destruction of property may cease. This telegram is being sent with the full knowledge of General Torres representative, Mir. Ed. Arnold, who also requests that special messenger be used where necessary which l will arrange to pay if required. Prompt action by all concerned in handling this telegram is requested.
 H. J. TEMPLE.
 By train that went south at 8:30 o'clock this morning Mir. BonlIla was a passenger to carry into effect the peace mission.
 A similar telegram was sent hy MT. Arnold to all federal command CTS and officials.
The oasis., 1911-05-20

Corklp John A. Benedict Cl udio Q Arevedo, all of CalaDasas, ATE. FRANK Il. PARKER, Register.
 May l3-June 10, 1911.
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Notice for Publication.

April 22-May %
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14
HineS-MepgS.

On last Thursday Evening, the
29th, of June, at the home of the
bride, Hon G.. G. Hines led to the
hymenial altar, the charming
and beautiful Miss Susie Meggs
Mr. Hines is one of the leading
lawyers of Cass County, stand
ing at the head Of the bar, while
his bride is well educated, re
fined and talented lady.
The happy couple left immedi-
ately for Fort Worth, where Mr.
Hines received an assignment as
a statewide prohibition speaker,
and will spend until July 20. in
the field in the interest Of prohi
bition. They will be at home to
their large circle of friends, in
Linden after the % inst.-Cass
County Sun.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14
Remember YOUR LAST
Dose Of CALOMEL?
You Probably Recall the After Effects
Of the Calomel More Than You
do the Sickness You
Took 1t Far

You don't have to go through
this again.
Next time your liver gets slug
ish and inactive, we suggest that
you go to the Rexall Drug Store
for a bottle of Dodson's Liver
Tone, a vegetable liquid that will
start your liver as surely as
calomel ever did and with none
of the after-effects of calomel.
1t is absolutely harmless both to
children and adults and demands
no restriction of habit or diet.
The Rexall Drug Store guar
antees Dodson's Liver Tone to
take the place Of calomel, and
will refund your money if it fails
in any case.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14
Sullivan Elected Ruler Of Elkdom.

Atlantic, City N. j., July IL
John 2. Sullivan of New Orleans
was today elected grand exala-
ted ruler of the Elks after one OF
the most exciting contests in the
history of the order. The vote
Sullivan 8l4, Rasbuury 547 More
land 233, Ticknor 8,
Tonight Mr.. Rasbury moved
that the election of Sullivan be
made unanimous. The vote
pOlled was one of the heaviest in
years, 1902 grand lodge dele
gates voting. Sullivan was
strongly backed by the admin
istration and had the personal
support and influence of Grand
Exalated Ruler Hermann. The
defeat of Rasbury is due to his
lack of support in the East
Pennsylvania and the New Eng
land States gave Sullivan a ma
jority of the votes. The Texas
man was placed in nomination
by M. T. Lively of Dallas, who
made an eloquent appeal for Ras
bury. Past Exalated Grand
Ruler Sammis of Iowa seconded
the nomination of the Texas man
Rasbury was given an ovation
when he entered the grand lodge
Portland was selected as the
next meeting place.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14
Letter to Tonans Mfg Co..
jefferson. Texas.

Dear Sirs: There are two
sorts of paint; one to sell and
make money, the other to paint
and save money.
Who gets the money! The ma
ker, the seller, the painter.
Where does it come from!
The owner, of course; he pays
the painter for doing the work,
and the dealer for gallons of
paint; and he pays the paint.
manufacturer, gallons again;
more gallons, more money all
round; for the owner to pay the
painter dealer and paint-manu-
facturer.
What's the paint that saves
money! Gallons again; less gal
Ions, less money for paint, less
money for wages; a gallon OF
paint is IS for wages and paint.
Less gallons, less money to pay,
S. = gallon.
Two sorts of paint; less gallons
and more: less money and more:
IS a gallon difference: two to one
in gallons and money.
1t costs twice as much to paint
the average mOre-gallons paint
~ to paint Devoe. When the
people find out, it may not be
quite so easy to sell extravagant
paint by calling it cheap"
Yours truly
r. w. DEVOE & co.
The Citizens Drug Co. sells our
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14

BE 1t Resolved by the Legisla-
ture OF the State OF Texas"
Section /. That Article 16 of
the Constitution OF the State of
Texas be amended by striking
out and repeating Section 20
thereof and substituting in lieu
of said Section 20 the following:
Section 20: The manufacture
for purposes OF sale, barter or
exchange, and the sale, barter or
exchange OF intoxicating liquors
on and after the second Tuesday
in January. A. D. 1912, is hereby
prohibited within this State, e1-
eptsfor medicinal, scientific and
sacremental purposes. The leg
islature of the State of Texas
shall, ut noon on the second
Tuesday in January, A. D. 1912,
by authority of this section,
meet in session in the city of Aus.
tin and pass efficient laws to en-.
force this section; but nothing in
this section shall prevent any
session of the Legislature from
passing any law to enforce the
same and all laws in force when
this amendment is a. opted pro-
vibihg remedies, penalties or
forfeitures in relation to the
manufacture, sale or transporta-
ton of intoxicating liquors shall
remain in full force and effect
until mOi6ed or repealed"
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14

One of the enemies in tho pro
ranks Is the country newspapers
which writes editorials in favor
of prohibition, then sells large
space to the antis and marks it
advertisement thinking that
will protect it among it's pro
readers. The Jimplecute carries
no whiskey ads and no (adver.
tisements) from VOTERS head
quarters. though solicited to dc
so. 1t is for the people, the wo
men and children, God and NOR.
ality-nOt crime and the whiskey
truat.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14
"D0CToRINc" OF MEATS.
Dr.. Abbet Writes Letter 70 All County
Attorneys.

Austin, Texas, July lO.-State
Pure Food and Dairy Commis-
sioner DR.. ]. S. Abbot has writ,
ten letter to all County Attor-
neys urging them to keep a close
watch on butchers and prosecute
all found guilty of "doctoring"
meats. He also says he intends
detailing a number Of special in
spectOrs to trail ice wagons with
= view of detecting any who may
be disposed to sell short weights.
The penalty for violation of the
law requiring full weights is a
fine of not less than $25 nor
more than 500.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14

Colorado, Texas, July IL, AT
a committee meeting Of three la
dies from each Of the churches
At the tabernacle last night ar
rAnGements were TO serve lunch
on July 22 "a near the polls as
the law will permit. The ladies'
were very enthusiastic and viii
have . big parade on that day.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14
Caddo Oil Field.

Caddo Oil & Gas Co. have start
ed on their Owens No. 4.
The Dallas Caddo Oil Co. we
understand, have their 4 inch
hung up and it will neither go
down or up. IT seems they have
a job.
The Cudahy people have a
derrick up and ready to start TO
drilling on the S. =, Williams
land just below town.
Smith Drilling Co. expect To
bring in another we'll on Edwards
tract today or tomorrow. -Niyi-
an Times
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14

The Dallas Houston Post cor,
respondent says prohibitio nists
have lately abandoned all other
questions aud adopted saloons
or no saloons" ~ the sole issue.
Ignorance is = great handicap.
There never has been any other
issue, than saloons or no Saloons
in this campaign. Under the
proposed amendment there caa
be no other issue. Ii il good
that the Posts tale teller" has
At last stated the fact although
he felt duty bound 20 saloons 70
misrepressnt the prohbi0onasts
while doing it-Home and State.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14

Some fine onions were seen at
Charlie Smith, the grocer, this
week and it was found that they
were home grown in Marion
county by q colored farmer in
the Bend. There were two va
rieties, white and yellow and OF
good size. One of the white on.
ions weighed q half pound. With
proper cultivation and irrigation
Marion county could produce
fruit and vegetables to rival south
Texas or California. People will
awake yet to the fact that east
Texas is the garden spot of the
State.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14

Some plain and logical facts on
enforcement of laws for State.
wide prohibition are given by
the Rusk County News which
follows;
Accepting the principle as a
means to an end, If our state
legislature can and has perfected
q system of local option laws,
and thrown around them such
restrictions that make it posi-.
BILE to reasonably enforce them,
as much so, at least, as any 9th.
er prohitory law, then is it not
reasonable to suppose that this
same legislature, composed as it
Is at present Of a majority Of pro.
hibitionasts in both houses, in
the event the amendment car
ries, can and will enact such
laws as will make it possible to
as effectively enforce state wide
prohibition as local option now
isY This is logical and reason.
able supposition. Those who
are weak. kneed on this propo-
sition and entertain fears that
reputed conditions in Oklahoma,
largely exaggerated and misrep.
resented, will prevail in Texas
may quiet their fears. When Z
rigid law is enacted covering the
enforcement of prohibition, max
ing its violation q felony. it will
Do respected. The bootlegRe1
respects the local option law in
local option territory in Texas
The open doors to the penitenta
~, it is true, invites and encour
ages this respect, but may moi
this same encouragement apply
to statewide prohibitiony The
fact is we can as effectively en-
force state wide prohibition with
the statutes now on our books
- any other law. The adop-
ton OF state. wide prohibition
will not repeal one single law
now touching the sale Of whis.
key in local option territory
Read the amendment and se<
this for yourselves"
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14

X. l. Taylor, who owns a
ranch in the San Angelo coun
try, reports one of the most pc
culiar circumstances on record,
II not complete puzzle TO horse
breeders. Mr.. Taylor has a
mare which gave birth a few
days ago TO twin colts, one a
mule colt and the other a horse
colt. Nature does some freaky
things. apparently, but there is
no scientific way Of accounting
Tor this so far a. .known.-Mar.
shall Messenger.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14

Citizens who actually have At
heart the welfare Ut the people
Of the State will not remain away
from the polls on the END OF
July.
T picture in late paper Of two
hands, contained in one a little
child and in the other . saloon
and had this question below:
Which will you crushs" II the
saloon is allowed TO flourish the
children will be crushed, for sal
oons cannot run without the raw
material and that material Is our
sons and daughters.
The Black Hand of the saloon
IL reaching out into every home,
seeking boys and girls to de-
stroy. Thousands of our pre-
cious boys and hundreds Of our
dear girls are ground up and de-
stroyed by the saloons Of Texas
every year.
Oh! think of it you fathers,
think of it you brothers, you
men Of Texas, you descendants of
the heroes of the Alamo and let
the spirit of chivalry burn in
your breasts and come to the
help of the defenseless. Re-
member your mothers, your
wives, your sisters and remem-
Der the dear little children and
remove these pitfalls from their
pathway. Be men of backbone
and stand up for the right against
this enemy of your loved ones.
You remember the Angel
cursed the inhabitants of Meroz
because they came not to the
help of the Lord against the
mighty"
Let US beg you not to neglect
this great blood bought privilege
of casting your ballot for the
right, but for the sick as well,
busy or not, come the polls on
the 22nd of this month and cast
your vote for God and for the
home, and for the women and
children.
And use your influence with
other voters and let US sweep our
beautiful State of these soul-de-
stroying places which breed only
the miasma of sin and destruc
ton.
The writer has lived in Texas
for more than 60 years, coming
here from Mississippi when only
a few weeks old; and she loves
this great, beautiful State; loves
it's flowing streams, it's pine and
other forest; loves it's vast pra-
ries and more than these, she
loves the people of this Empire
State and it will be the proudest
day of her life when the men
rise up in the strength Of the
Lord and say: I'VE will remove
these dens of iniquity, we will
put away these false gods and
decide for righteous State and
clean politics.
Do not let the enemy deceive
you by crying: 'Oh, they want
to unite church and State"
Nothing of the kind, but we do
want to see an upright citizen.
ship and honorable, God.fearing
men in Office"
When the righteous are in
authority the people rejoice, but
when the wicked beareth rule
the people mourn"
righteousness exalteth a ma
ton, but sin is q reproach to any
people"
And now we women leave the
case in your hands, believing
that we can trust the men of
Texas to do right.
One of the mothers of Texas.
MRS. ANNA B. HUGHES.
| Atlanta. Texas,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14
Gard Of Thanks.

To the many friends and nei'
ghbors who so kindly assisted
us during the sickness and death
of the dear wife and mother OF
our family, and especially to
those who came from a distance
to attend the funeral, we take
this method of extending our
heartfelt gratitude. No mere
words can express our thanks for
your acts of loving, Christian
kindness, and our prayers are
always that God will bless you.
Il. r. O'REAR and family.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14

Cleveland, Ohio, July IL
Plans for . building 100 stories
and 100 feet high have been
drawn, according TO George Mer.
timer. who addressed the con.
ve1Gon Of the National Axsocia.
ton Of Building Owners aud
Managers here today.
TIE structure win probably b.
built in New York in the near
future, he said.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-14
Rides on Train First Time.

Goldthwaithe, Texas, July Ii,
Mrs. Martha Duncan, widow Of
Abijah Duncan, took the train
here this morning to 90 toSan An.
gelo on visit 10 her son. Mrs.
Duncan is 81 years old and q
native of Georgia, though she
has lived in Texas sixty years,
and since l-65 in San Saba
County. 1t was her first ride on
a train.