Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-18


 Senator Henry Ashurst of Arizona of the newest and youngest members of the United States Senate man who love the truth for the truths sake and evidently has the stand for the right regardless of local sonal interests.
 Senator Ashurst favors the abolition of the protective tariff duty Being reminded that there producing interests his state he replied But repre- ooooo sugar His being called the woolraising interests of Arizona whom he refuses tend protection through tariff taxation with his he just fled his stand by the effective plea Also have of wool and they than the few men who engaged in the wool business.
 We need more men of the Ashurst stamp in Congress- who will remember the millions of of sugar wool and other necessities living who he willy taxed by the import imposition of tariff taxes these necessities rather than the few engaged their production to whom protective tariff taxation tremendous profit addition the natural and ght gains of their business Wilmington (Del) Every Evening.
 It t dull day for when the discovery of can elixir of live announced And still ungraeul members of the human continue die and of them die of cancer and some of old age
 The Star observes that of the three prominent candidates for presidency had his living when boy and had pay his through the public schools through colleges Are the poor boys examples thing of the past,'
 Had the mythical "Alkal Petes' and the Bloody Guch Ikes of Arizona been real characters portrayed by writers of fiction there would be comparison between them and the real characters which exist in many of the rge cities of the present. The that cursed Arizona with their presence gentlemen when compared with the bandits who nes the above cities and would have brought the blush of shame to their cheeks have been in their company.
 The miners lien law will only work hardship upon Tombstone leasors who will be obliged furnish bonds its effect will be felt all parts of Arizona where leasing chlording done the following by the Florence BaGe shows how the law works that secton
 We receiving frequent inquiries from miners desiring lease properties for chordng purposes but of the lien law claim will not take chances leas ing their properties But for this law the hills of Pna would filled with chorders and the opportunity for labor be enlarged we'll the demand for supplies The law act as serious check eopment mining fields and thereby greatly the opportunity for labor and the time largely diminish the demand for mining plies This result could have been avoided had the laws in stead of providing for liens against properties being operated under leases bonds for labor and supplies simply made
 felony for parties working properties under such conditions contract debts for labor and supplies then fail to meet such financial obligations. This would place the punishment the guilty pares instead of upon the innocent prospecor who travelled the hills the heat and the cold in the and the dry and lived bacon and beans while hunting for the claim while doing hSoatOn work and annual work thereon.
 The Douglas International calls the that the of town the day the call for funds made by the national committeeman. contributed SAP This shows the proper spirit All the should chip in their mite help the campaign fund Cochise contributions be direct the International which will be Reese VI. Ling at Phoenix.
 The who complaining that he received letter from Wilson which signed by rubber stamp doubtless has idea that his importance would the democratic candidate to write him three or four page reply in long hand
 Numerous of alarm being sounded regarding the that arising the livestock industry of the coun try and close observers the large packing in the declaring that unless something speedily done to increase production and the marketing of calves and the time will be at hand when the United States will be face to face with something that will very closely approach beef famine On this subebt the San Antonio Express situation which also applies with force Arizona
 "The passing of the great cattle herds of the country Is but sequence of the rapid development the portion of the United States is undergoing logical result of changing conditions and there doubt that the of the herds will continue decrease until within few years vesge will be left of the old type of the cattle raising industry which made life in the West ard the Southwest both unique and picturesque viewed from the outside.
 The hester also factor in this change. The small farmer quietly and unostentaiously found his way into the cattle sections and purchasing state land fenced it and put houses and barns began cultivate It bitter struggle but gradually the hester win ming and the great ranges disappearing