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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
Gambling Cases to
 State Supreme Court

So far as the ins ice concerned the tch oi B Globe gambling cases set or rial came 10 sudden end and he next act, after preliminary ar. angements that will be perfected. e i'll staged in the supreme court of the rste.
 Dominic Nernetti. proprietor of the il' be saloon, who ws- tried Tue.dsy and sdjudged guilty by jury, was ln.d Sl50 Sa'urd y morning. He aid 'he fine. The jury in the Ve,netti case, aith he verdict of guilty return, d ags,nst the deiendsn,, |, econ needed ciemency on the par. ithe e urt aud al-o recommended hat Vernetti's icen-e ss a liauoi 'esler be not revoked.
 A jury was summoned to try the ase agains' Lon Sanders, proprieto th White House ss loon, but when Il was ready tor rrisi the defense hanged front. withdrew his plea of 10 guilty aud entered plea of gull y he defendant was fined $l0O which re paid.
 The defense took the ground that he law under winch the complaints again; The pls. ers were filed was one hat has been repealed, and that un- Ter The laws of Arizona, play rs. who gre mt lroI rietors of the house in shich the games are played. are not included in the snii-gsmbling lave.
 As there have been two district '"urt d ci.ions on the point 'i law in- v"lvfd. and each opposed to the other, |, It was agreed by the county attorney and the attorneys for the defense in the gambling csses, to seek decision on the foint from the supreme court of the etate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
From Mondays Daily.

Supervi-or Rock and Aife took ar auto rlde tO Fort Huschucs yesier day. NJ, Rock reports pre psrstionss sr' the order oi the day to sccrmm dat, 1 more troops st the pos. which gil shortly btcuha Tegimcn,sl beacq lar | ter',
 It surd rstnod that W c Buchsn 70, She ef6cien, county chauffeur ha, r-s gn.d is position si d will Iem.r L. Tom stone. Mr Buchanan ha. | cen a valuable maa st the wheel
 ne county car but hss been conten D stins remaining here Tor g. me time. It is probable that Melvrn Swain, Of ":c c.'y. Who Is sl-o g capsh!t ;haheUr w.ll succeed Mir Buchanan
 Nus May Thiel Ief; yesterd., or Mcrerci on visit to her sistei Mrs Fitzpatrick.
 The weather prognosticstor is doing "Isin,s- these dsye. The werth, hrea ems rain
 Free lemonade will be safved st the barbecue on July i'h af the City Psrl grounds. and the Arrangements com m tee ssk that all children anc
 mines bring ihsir privs'e drinkin, ,uIs which lends tu the sanitary pre- 'au iOns and materially ss-ist thos, n charge Wirh ren ie,ipg prompt ser wee To the pubic.
 Ch.irmsn Hickey snd Supervisor. Riggs and R"ck met today as a board equalization. The session cnh. 'inne. from time 10 time for 20 dave The hoard Ill meet ss board Of supervisors on the 6 h inst.
 John Giscoms and Joe Binnnne. nave gone to TuIsun ou 6 brief busi pese visit.
 The band stand st the City Psrl has heen paint, d hy Jack Pratt an, .ts staff oi artists, and the stan, present. a very attractive appearance.
 Mrs. NJ. c. Costello end sou, Cecil came over from Tucson yesterday VI, 'utO. They were accompanied ny Mir Jnlisu, Mrs K-rk, il and Mrs A $ n;th, the latter former TnmhstoD resident. Tue rsrty wi!l remain her ', few dave or visit.
 William Bryan English, son Allen k English arrived yesterds, from Denver on vsIt to hIs lathe, md Tombstone friends, for Bryan is g 1 native Tombstone youth and spenthi, early school days here. He will h- man here for the summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
MAY ARRIVE
Woman Suffrage Petitions May Be Shut Out After Today--Time
 Limit Reached
OTHER PETITIONS LATE FOR PLACE ON BALLOT

Unless there is great influx Of woman suffrage petitions 10 the |, ;fice oi the secretary ,! state today, the women ge ting their iroposi,ion 60 change the rnnstitutinn Q. the state of Ar z1nG 30 ss 10 allow the wLm n to vote is rather slIm this year.
 According to the provisions of ,ht constitution. it is necessary :or iite. n per cent of the voters of the state 10 s'gn B petition asking for sn en,end.. ment to he constitution 0! tho sta Q. and the must be ID 'he office ?. Ihe secretary Of s,ate not less than Four months before the date Of the cleo ton st which the measures 50 prupos- ed are to be voted upon.
 The election this year come. on the
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
Registration
 Is Delayed

Owing to the registration law 'asss e. s special session of 'he re- .-nt legislature, it vas ionud Deces- ary 10 delay registration in Cochise ounty for at least ter days until th+ roper blanks required under the 'ne~ sw are received from the secretary f state, under who.e supervision the .rinting is now heinz done.
 According to the new law the great -ee'ster will be a thing oi ,he past, ,nly one copy of same to be compiled |, and that O remain in the hands Of the county recorder. and irstead that tiicial will be required tO furDi h each '"tIng precinct with what will te ;n"wn as "pTeciut register" f.r each .G5 every vot ng precinct in the coun- y. The srtdsvit Co be signed by the r spectivs vter will r,q ire ihas hi. ,gnature appear upon the sana IT hree d tf-reut places on ,he ss d fdavit. one 10 be pasted ID the great egister and ne in ihe precinct regis- Ger. the o'ber 10 rmsin upon the tfidayit and filed in tue record.r's flee.
 The precinct gisters, when made ID by the recorder, will . certain ,umber of days before the primary lection, bp sent to the variOu. judge. of he election boards and after the election to be returned " .th the ses.ed , retu.ns cast at said election The rrgI-ters will he kept in the pos-es- s,on of the recorder until . certain number of days prior to the general @ ctiou aud gan sent out to the el c
 .oB judges, 0 be again returned to ec ,rdrr.
 1t will be seen from the above tha, ', should un electors name iaii tu App.ss ipon the prec,nt register he will not lone be disfrsDchised but will also be unqualified to vo'e at any other point. to which he may desire to ;rsnsie. his vote.
 The registration officers se to tt .ppo'nted by ti e county recorder wh, -iil desIgnate the justices of the peso. throughout tue county and cert.iI notsries putlic m the respective pre-. cinctr, the potsr.e. to recs,ve is,
 ftwe0ty cents for each aud ever, lr gntration taken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
May Test Arizona
 Election Contest Matter

Although State Treasurer David Johnson h-s not recon-idered is de terminst,ou expressed 10 the R. ubli- can few days ago and republisfe ed m m be much monted cleo ion cnntesf matter, he -sys there is one cnndi- lion on winch he might be wiling |" have the law tested.
 "I wouldn't mind taking this step i' sIi ,h- denocrs,ic county and ,tate .. if e holders would give me both th-.r moral and financial support :" Mr J.,hnson taid. 1t will probably c..s' t4O0 to tdO 10 gs, thIs matter ested and every body interested sonId ip;n it wouldn't CO.,. more thsn han 8 apiece. Iithey want to 70 hat d,n't know thst would ori+a [ to having my name on the petite D to the c,urt; but not osher~ise.
 "rhere is ne thIng certain about | rh g matter" said senator Henry Dav,s "rhe law is going to he te-t.d ard tt ought to be tested before rsth. -r than after the cleo ion. We ongh' knns in advanc what is to he don, If we are to wait until sfier sn cleo
 ion has been held, endless com;.l;cS. q ns m,ght ensu1. For instance here is the case of the stste trea,ur.r
 lie has charge of about Sl ,000.OO .
 he people money and l aPprehent tha', with the q iest'on of the legal,t!
 an elrction a disputed matter. h | i. not going to imperil his snreties b
 turning uver thi. money to somehs d
 e,se when he ~ouIdn't tnos if he Dc,
 apy right to do 1t or oot."
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
Railway to Touch
 Rich Cochise Districts

According to plane of extension Of the P & s w railway north from Con. land, Cochi-e county, throne r. ilobe to Gansdo, Apache county. the usw road will lap some of the richest agricultural section of the state es well AS rich mineral helts. besides ir would be the outlet for the large IT arr ble deposite in the Dragoon mourn ains. According 10 advices. the sar- yey in C. cti.e cuuLfy runs along tm north side of 'he Dragoops, snd Ui he line there will be possibility O new towns springine up q, South Pas B ack Diamond. Middiemarch ans Stronghold where tine marble guar. ries of the Anerpaa a Marble compan are located.
 The new road vii! probably cros. the Bout hern P C tic tracks at Man z,rs Siding and hence throngh John -on Camp Via Arsvips Canyon c.. Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07

5.h Of November, the sane being the frs, Tu, sdry after the fre, Monday in that mon L.
 The Gaze te ssys that petitions in itia'ing the prosi-ions of the Kinney hil! of the 'fgular session of the E. i.larure are m course Of circulation in Gils county, but 60 far none Of them have been received ss the Cap. ,tul.
 In the mai of Secretary Of State c boru Monday ther. were in- i,iatIye petitions in favor oi the Kim ney hlll from lavapsi. Cochi-e ard Yuma counties bu the total numter of electors nhG signed the peilti DC from these taree c uuties o1;y re4t he'd lS7 thns lar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
Wife Murderer Now
 h Tombstone Jail

Sheriff Whsels. and Undefsherifi We oh returned yesterday from Agus PTiets. having Tn charge Antonio Mar nez. ~ho Is S-nt-d for vile murder t6l 6l.e.cn. The Mexican auth. .r,t,es h 'nOrsd she r.qu,sition which is the irst is-u d m ochiss county on Mey. vo for 6 prisoner.
 Sh-ritf W"e-ler has not teen idle c minute since the murder was com- nit'ed to spI rehend lie prisoner, wi o nsde his escape into Mexico. Mar meg is now safely ldged in the Tombstone jail and awaiting trial. He hss been feticent since hie capture md refuses to discuse his case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
Will Issue Call
 for Primary EIectio

Unlas' injunction proceedings sn bought at once, Secretary of State Osborn vi isrue call nn Wedne-dsy for a primary election to be held Mon. day September }. for the purpose oi selecting candidates for state and county officers.
 Secretary Osborn like msny others, is in doubt as tn wfe, her sn election ~a1 legally be held in Ari.ona this yea', hu' under the law p,ssed by the legislature, 'here is nothing leit ioI him 10 do but {, proceed to comply with the statute.
 f injunction proceedings are brought to restrain Osborn from is- suing the election call. fine eiec,iou prrb em can he immediately snlved te 'he sstisiacti of rh.se who are ir office and the public in general.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
Noted Coch.se Mining Property to
 Be Re.opened in Huachucas

A mining property of l60 acres To cs'ed l6 miles from Hereford in tn. Husnhucss. hss just been bought hy J L Brown and F W Graham from J. R Hockey tor $5O,OO0 4 first psy- m- nt Of 8 OO0 has been made. Tn. remainder is to he paid in two install mebts; the first as the cid of 8 ysar
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
Wreck On 5. P. Between Benson and Tucson Causes Shock to Passengers

Tram No f eastbouud was partially wrecked without serious il jury to passengers or crew at Stockton, a mic west of 1ucscn when the engine, mail car and baggage car left ,he track The ie-t of the ail-Pullman, train remained on the track. A "ct,cked d" switch g believed to hsve been the cau-e of the accident.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07

and the other at the end Of two years.
 The property is one on wbich 4.O0O feet ot developmen, work has bee D done, and it IS said that sIU',W0 the mine In times past, being the D"nnelly group and kuown 6, sslva- tio1 camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
Assessed Valuation
 Of Co.hise County

County Assessor F. A Hughes hat 'urn. ever to the county Board o Eqnalizat "n the ent're sef of ssses.. m-nt r"Il- for the year 1912. humber. ing four b ok.
 he rol,s this year are more v'l. umnIou- 10 many respects than eyei ,-f"re and gre indeed credit to As sessor Hu ,hes and his st.tf ui offic.
 deputies
 The following figures taken iron the r..lie .s C mpleied up to date. and not including the assessments of th' various rsilrnsds, telegraph and teie ohone companies in 'he coubty, th. same to he turned in hy the sta [ Board of Equalization and Tax Gun = mission not later than he 18th of tn {. m ,nth:-
 Total .. ... .......s27.7 .76l 74s 62 Exemptions ..... . 593 2u5 '' Vet Tot.l . 27,i67 5i3 69
 The stose figure. will shnw n { the increase np to date. not inrludi g
 he railroad, telephone and ttiesrap 'omrsnies, is about sS 0OU,OiO tvr
 ne vslustion of ial! and wheu th, s'd comrsnirs are added to the ur tl's ,e-smen. the VA usiion ~Il esch in ,he ne gnhnrhord of B 100 ''O. 1t being estimated ny the s.se-sn mat rhe valuation of the shuva o.,m ,tnies ~ili be piaeei over Si,002 ,o0i
 With the Cnchise ss-essment io!l, .hoAing over S3l .J0O. 900 the tax ratt r county Iu'posee this year may n Fl the loHest III ih- bistory Of the "unty. Estimates oi Sl6O,p, % 0 .t-,a vslustions |. thought will keer the .iate rate within sl, Cue estimate naklpg 1t AZ low ss s5 ceni-; thus Tn ,li IlklIhond ;he Cochise rate Ter state nd county nurpnses asll te approxi- natel, Sl .S5"r $2 per Sl00 against fax Tate oG B 75 last year
 The largest taxpayer on the rolls l. he Copper Qneen Consolidated Min Co, ~h,se m,nes are assessed a, nine million and snelters and sll other ,r"perty nearly three mihion more.
 The increase on producing mines l. } 0 per cen'; lands 2J per cent, sbiie the rsil:osd-, telegraph and teiephon' s-s' ssmen 10 be hsnoled by the tax commission ,s raiset considerably ais :.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07
Cochise County Telephone Lines
 Consolidate Systems

Articles oi incorporation 0! the New State Telephone and Telegraph com- peny with capital stuck of SlOO,OOo have been filed in the county Teccrd- er'a office by D A Adams, T J Riggs, H A Morgan, J H Snyder and A Y
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07

Aside from sligi bruises. the en- ginemen and express messenger, nail clerks and oaggagemen were not in- jnrei, thnngh many were i,ised severe ly when the derai mept occurred.
 The track was badly torn up, aud 1t was necessary to build a shoo. fly around the wreck.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07

Smith, This is being done to bring about the consolidation of the Adams, Rggs and Court!and telephone com. paules of northern Cochiae county, embracing about 40G miles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07

'" III tJNhu "a ft VI NfIt.. P ..niag-to to L M P'ou ', land .. .... 10 r $ Hild,eth tu F. K Nook, lard .............. 10 .. E R Monk tIJ \ Muuk, land 10 W T ann, S, ks to L l. Brown fi.b Q pr, p..... ~ l Murphy to J Lamieux lapd 7C0 .. Louise and c A Fisk to E H Reeves, T, nbs one pror.. 10 .. B G Willis to G y.u Meter iehu ...s lVuV .
 sHERIFF's CERTIFICATE ! Wyatt ny ii c Wheeis. sh- -rIf to Geo Brsvin. min prop ...... ........ 100 ..
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Follnsi g [" Standard Furni~ lure c., fpr .urnitu Grsnt Murrs........ 9s 75 R R,orinn ............ l32 Mr. ] W Porter. .. B 50 WDJ.n .......... T B JM Morrp. ........ sU 70 II L J"hnsop to Wilcox Bank X Trust 0. IF GO
 WATER LOCATION | Palls loca'es water about $ n.iIes \ oi Douglas .. R c Ressoncyer ard c A Lamb cIs,m water from Maverick Sprrg .. John R ,hn-un clain water on home.tead ID $ Ssissheim Mts .-.-..
 APPnI= MsST OF AGENT Nnth River Tn. Co appoints H E Dugsn -gt for Ariznna
 WARRANTY DEED I Gentry to Nj L Willlsms Douglas prup ...---...... 32O0
 BILL cE SALE W I W mscks tO L Brown $ -bee prop ........ ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE W J Elliott toC F Emery, isDo ~
 c.iEED Jity of B stee toJ H Jores Bisnee prop. .... ....... x Firing 10 R Needham, isuu ..
 WARRANTY D ED " NJ Rigs to G L Moore, lanu iu . Sretle to Isabel'a McCouft Wilcox prop ...... 25O .. i c ard Sarah Kimbsil to F W Braun, land ... -
 PATENT
  J to Hepry Diers, land . 5 to DC Womscz, land.
 MINING DEED Moon sDd C Morgan. J NJ Ovens. min prop. ...- IT,. z Smith 10 F w Brarn, land
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07

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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07

Fines and fees Of justices snd
 constables ...........$i 96a co 'iv land probate fees ... :. 2.ly2 10 sale Of -chcol p oper'y, Dist
 No II .... ....... 1000 co 'er.onai property tax by
 a-sesf ............. 7.O5O co Fees oi recorders office =. 6:2 s Interest on c''unty deposts. 97 75 Fay ps'ients at county
 hospital ........... A % 5her'ff's cOil.c i"ns. 2,"4S 9 Sale Of hogs at poor farm .. l36 ..
 The following balances were In the vsrious principal county funds on the iirst day Of July:-
 'enersi county funds. : 3 SS4 57 Salary fund .....- 54l2 75 Road fund d............. 70 326 30 ''ase tsx fund ....... 3477 86 Uns~portioned schoalfund. 6.l39 6S school district fund. .... 1859 46 Various scheoI bond and in
 tsrest funds ......... 4c,s7s 70 High school funds. .... 4917 53 'chonl building funds. .... 4,SS9 67 Teachers institute fund .... 7s6 l3
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-07-07

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-21
STAMFORD
Special to The Farmer.)

Stratford, Sept. 21-Judge Charles H. Peck was called upon to decide one of those puzzling eases which are usually of little importance. but com ing just before election are generally dealt with 1eniently. It seems that on "Wednesday William Raohter, aged about 70, and Joseph Lanfee, aged house at Peclx's Min, when a dispute arose. Lanfee testified in court that Richter called him a bad name and man if he repeated it. Richter re- peated the epithet and the men came together. In the melee Richter re- ceived a black eye The judge reach equally to blame. He assessed the costs on both, amounting to $f.66, and omitted other punishment. When it came to payment, Richter had only B. George Webb, the local iceman, who stood good for Ianfee. paid half of the costs. but there was still 8S the lacking 83 cents should come from Rfchter. It would not be tain ted money if it came, from the other side, so ssWebbie" produced the necessary .coin. Both were sre1esed.~
 Martin Tribu was before the court on a charge of drunkenness and breach of the peace. On Thursday night Constable Bassett was called to Trfbu's home on NTompkins street to restrain the man who was drunk and noisy His wife complained that he ndQ 0E1Y6n h0r rom LHG house anu she was afraid to return. ConstabI Bassett testified that he went to the house to arrest Tribu, who ordered him out, saying that he would make as much noise as he liked in his own house. When the officer attempted to place him under arrest he rushed to a bureau, evidently to secure a weapon, and the officer hit him over the head with his billy Tribu earns SIS per week and gives $17 of his wages to his wife The couple have seven children. Tribu has a good record and his only fault is an oc- casionaI spree at which times he is troublesome He passed Thursday night and Friday in the lookup and his wife had relented by the time court was called. Judge Peck dis charged the prisoner with a warning that he would receive severe punish ment on hiss next appearance in Town Clerk Harold c. Lowell will celebrate Tom Kipours with an at tempt to decipher a deed sent here for record from Russia by a Jewish resident of the realm of the Car. The document is a literary curiosity and the town clerk has not yet found anyone fho can read it accura tely- Every word is in the Russian lan- guage.
 Mrs. A H. St. John fell while walk ing in the garden at her home on
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-21
'CASCARETS" BEST
 FOR THE BOWELS
The Millions of Cascaret Users Never Have Head ache, Constipation, Bill
 iousness or Sick Stomach.

It is more necessary that you keep your Bowels,LiYer and Stomach clean, pure and fresh than it is to keep the sewers and drainage of a large city free from obstruction.
 Are you keeping clean inside with Cascarets-or merely forcing pas sageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil This is important.
 Cascarets immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system the constfpated waste mat ter and poison in the intestlnes ana bowels.
 No odds how badly and upset you feel. a Cascaret tonight-win straight en YOU out by morning. They work while you sleep. A Decent box from your druggist will keep your head clear. stomach sweet and your liver and bowels regular for months; Don, forget the chi1dren-the1r little m sides need good. gentle cleansing too. <
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-21
SUNSHINE SOCIETY OF
 STATE WILL MEET HERE

The Connecticut division of the In- 4ernational Sunshine Society will hold its 11th annual State day in this city next Tuesday, at the Washington Park Methodist church The Gonven- ton will begin at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and continue until g p. m. There will be lunch at noon and tea at o'clock served by the Ladies' Aid Society of the church. Rev. Everett A. Eurnes, pastor Of the church, will open the convention re- ports from the different branches will follow until noon. and in the after noon Rev William H. Jepson, rector ! of St Lukes' Episcopal church, will say the invocaf fion. after which more reports will be heard and officers elected Miss Belle Blackstone will give an organ recital before the even ing session
 Eight young ladies wearing white dresses. and carrying wands decorat- iblue. will act as ushers. Mrs. Gym thia Wesfover Alden, president gen ieraI: Mrs. Theodore Seward vice rpr esident and Rev. Walter A. A. sGardner, international chaplain, will leach give an address in. the evening, 10 be followed by a reception
 All members of the local branch are rmany of the sessions of the .conven- .fion as possible. and to help in every way to make it 8 success
 Mrs. Alden is very Interesting speaker and the work as described by her is sure to be a great help and in spiration to all. All sessions of the convention are open to the public, and by this society is cordially invited to attend.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-21
MISS ENGLISH VICTIM
 OF AUTOMOBILE MISHAP
WAS ONE OF TOUR IN MACHINE, WHEN TT COLLIDED WITH
 WAGON.
Suffering From Internal Injuries Fol-
 lowing An Unconscious Spell After : Being Precipitated From Auto.

Having figured inl an automobile ac- cident on the Milford turnpike last night, Miss Ana v. English lies in bed at her home, 60e Fairfield avenue, corner of West avenue, today, suffer ing from injuries the seriousness of which her relatives disclairn all know1- edge A Farmer reporter called to inquire as to how badly Miss English was hurt and was informed that she
 was unable to see any one, that her injuries appeared to be internal and that the true extent of them was un- known.
 Miss English was brought home ear ly this morning, according to 1nfor- nation given at her home. by some doctor whom we don't know, said said was unconscious after the acci- dent but she is conscious now though she doesn't feel much like speaking. She has said nothing about how the went to scoId her she said that it hurt her to talk so we haven't learned any haven't had a doctor yet because the doctor who brought her home left her medicine and liniments and we have got other stuff for her"
 Miss English was in an automobile driven by A. J. Foberge, of 54 Wash ington street, Waliin gford. Other oc- Farrell of Mt Carmel. Ct, and James C1ahan of Franklin street, Wall1ng- ford In attempting to pass furni- ture team driven by Albert c. eEger- ton of this city, Roberge is alleged to have mfsjudged the distance between the team and the gutter with the re- suit hat the automobile struck the horses. One of the animals was dragged 150 feet or so and was killed. The other had a broken leg and Con- stable James M. Maher of Milford shot the horse.
 Occupants of the team and the au- tomobile were tossed to the ground. Eger{on and Richard Williams. his companion in the team, were well shaken up but not seriously hurt. Other occupants of the automobile, except Miss English. managed to getd out of the mixup without injury. Miss English was stunned and became un- conscious. She was taken to the Mil ford Inn. nearby, and after being at tended to by doctor was brought