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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-08
Find OIL Ut winfield.

Winfield, May S-winfield's first
oil well was brought this week. Lier-
mann number one is flowing at the
rate of from twenty-five to one hum
dred barrels of oil daily. The oil.
which Is high grade, was being bailed
out Of the well in big bucketsful.
The flow was struck at a depth Of
1855 feet The well is two miles and
q half due east OF the city on tho
Tisdale road.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-08
BEIOIT HAS 3.5O5 PEOPLE.
Assessors Returns Show Increase
Over 1913 Rolls.

Beloit, May 8.-Cfty Assessor
A. c. McClintic, who has been
engaged in his official work
for the past several weeks, has fin
ished up as far as the enumeration
goes and reports that the city Of Be-
lott has now no less than 1906 resi-
dents and adds there may be MORE
The population, according to the
1913 census. was 3,10O, as found by
the assessor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-08

new laced Garment Shield is being shown at the
notion Counter a[Z5f.
Sanitary Apron or Skirt Protector kind that
fits perfectly around the hips and waist-25t.
Safety Pins-12 on card, Three Cards for-5f.
Derma Viva perfect liquid powder for whiten-
ing the skin; Saturday SOC bottle for-zSf.
Bocabeli CASTLE Sap-the best of imported cas-
tile Saturday Four 1Oc cakes for-25t.
Boxed Correspondence Paper and Envelopes
Cards with envelopes; regular 35c package for-23f.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-08
There's No Corn That
"GETS-IT" Won't Get

No More Fussing, Plasters, Salyes and
Corn Pains. Try the New Way.
"Just look at the way that corn
comes Off" That's what you'll say
when you try wonderful "GETS-IT''
on that corn you've tried so long to
Dry on your toe. It's easy to apply
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Will Hold Teachers
 Institute at Bisbee

Elaborate preparations are being made to make the Tochise coIDty in- stitute. which will be held in Bisbee from November I6 to 21 inclusive, the best in the hi tory of the county. At the teachers meeting Friday mmit- tees were sppoined aud plane drawn to m ke the institute enj ,, able as " Il a. inetruc i've.
 More than l5) teachers from ell parts of the county will be 10 attend snce and the schools throughout the county will be caosed Tor the entire week.
 The program Tor the entire week has been arrsr ged and will te pub~ iished in full is.er. Tue principal fes-
 lures ere the lecture Monday night
 the opening n'ebt. by Or Sbyrock the reception to the visiting echool teachers Tcesdsv night; the formal | ded;catiou of the new High School building wedneedsy night; the lec-
 ture of Dr Mace Thur.dsy night. Ad. jourpment will occur Friday neon All sessions of The in-titute will b.
 held in tue new High School build-
 ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01

Tom Atchison and Charlie Freder-
 icks rsturr ed last Saturday from .
 trip to Hooksr's Hot spriDgs
 Mir Geo F Segsr hss taken . ripe | orange from Phoenix to R'ver,ide, Cal, which sstonished the natives He took it from . young tree .shippsi but c year ago from California and plsoted iu the Arizona Improvement Compsbys orchard. He ffers to prove the fact by Mir and Mr- Cbas W Leach of Tombs,one and Mrs Gage, who were with him when he "stole" ibe orsrge. Caiiforn's crspges gre far from ripe ip October.
 Sine Gsliep, propriet of the Oso Negro s'sge line, was rua over and nearly killed, lest Saturday at ,be San Pedro custom house by being run over by . wagon. He vas holding . team of broncho horses while be went in' ide the house. The hcrses made . break. knocked him down and ran over him. one wheel passing directly over his body. He wac tee ling in . mood to congratulate him elf that he vas not killed, until a horse which vac tied to the back oi the wagon te- gan kicking nim end broke three or four of bis rits. Word was brought 10 Tombstone and Mrs Gsllen and sen went down ss did also c physiciap. The unfortunate man was brought ap to Tom bstone lsst night aui is at his home restiog as easily .. cculd be eI- pected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
WEDNESDAY

The beard Of supervisors met today |, . :ull board being dresent. The only husine.s of importance uanssc ed va. he appointment of judges and in- spect ,rs of ei ction st Fort Bow is sud the refusal to grant the petition 0 have polls at Husehues Siding. The latter ac ion was aken aftes in veetigst,on .. to the necessity of . pol ng plscs there.
 The Geo Negro stage came in lsst night, Tn. mi at the Oso negro is temper -rily shut down for an ordinary and necessary breathing spell IL will start again h . ies dsys. Al Godfrey ard John Waters re- turned yesterday from c huntiug trip They visited the Rincon no ntsins and killed 2 deer during their absence Two Mexican sheep berders have been murdered and their bodies hor- ribIy mangled by Indians few miIei from Silver Ci.y, N N.
 Each party has been allowed IF, a,0Ot ballots by the boari of supervisors. MT Reilly, the es'tie buyer oi south efn C.liiornis, is visi ing Tombeton,
 with his eJes open Tor beef cattle
 Tucson cannot deay that Mari
 Smith secured . sl0. 900 0sppropristior
 for an experimental s.ricoItursl etc ton, which vii benefit the iesritor. in general and Tuceon in psrtr uisr
 Gen wiison forgot to deny this in hi
 Schieffelin Hall speech.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
FRIDAY

The territorial papers are cong stu. iating Tu son on its Curfew ordiuauce Tomh-tone has ohe also but it is . dead letter ss the p Ice do not care to play tag with lot of nimble-foot. ed youngsters, who, however. it musi be ss'd to their credit, s,e seldom found arour d the business streets bot eopfine their sports to the back strsets of town. Boys hate to go to bed when they are vide awake and get up when they are sleepy.
 Slime Gallen is reported as having paced 6 very rec lees night. but ;s feeling come Sba better today.
 George Bravin candidate for ssses- cor on the Democratic city ticke ct wishes it distinctly understood that his stand on the D mocrstic ticket i. good enough for him and that he is no. hunting any indepenient con- binstiops.
 Oh, wou't it be joyful when gr .. register contains the nsmas n' " nsn vo'ers with heir sges nsgIp+ q mean man at the polls cnsllsnging 6 eomsn's vote becense .he :s s-;; twenty one yesrs old. Ard ius, imagine how tickled she'll be to acknowledge him 10 be right and walk smilingly away from the polls without repositipg her ballot.
 Wm Shilliam is doing Tombstone and will probably do i, till after cleo ton. ShiIlism is no sorehesd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Tombstone Delegation Returns

Among the Democratic capdidstes wbo returned to T mtstone yesterday after tour c: he county were noted, John Rock. csnd'ds'e for supervisor, E A Hughes for assessor, and J E James Tor clerk Of tbe supe rior court. The gentlemen report dtmocrstic enthusiasm throughout, the county overfi wing, and predict aro her lar d. T de on November
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
City Election
 November 3rd.

The Tombstone city election will be held on the day Of the county and state General e.ectiop, the 3rd of Noe vemher, and the city candidates on the Democrstic and Noo partisan ticket are bDsy campaigning. On the DemccrAtic ticket, for Mayor W F kncheo becker l. the non Inee, while on the nrn-partissn ticket Dr H Fl Hu2hart received the nomination
 Bo h are on th- ball ;srd will make the race. MT Kuchenhec ker is the preseDt incUmhent. For Chief of Hclice Geo Bra win q, pears on the ballot, on q e Derr ccrstic ticket while Geo NJ Wales is the non-partisan nomi CT. Both are making s,ren. uous campaign fer the office. Mir E av D l. the prestr ir eubent. For rounc'insr fret w~rd. c B Wilson, present depu J clerk of he surerior court received the nomination on the Democratic ticke.. and on the pon- par isaD Nf R B Valance i- the nom- inee, a'd sn active campaign by 10th O the'e gen lemen is being made. For theiseccDo ward II L Hutchinson IS the dem crotic nominee. while Lee o Woolery is the nominee C n the non. | ,srtisa ticket. Mir Woo cry is the 1 pre-ent city clerk In the third ward w G G lmore received 'he demccrstic nrin;na'ion. while II II Eckerman is the romjf ee on 'be pon. psrtisau tt ket. Mr E kerr,sn is he present in uh.nt In ihe fourth ward there Is TO contCs', mr " NJ Csvapaueb heif tie Gemccrs.ic nominee, while O. tn ron 1-osr,issn ticket TO nomi- nation were m de. This space will oe blank on the ballot of the fourth ward No ron nat,ons w,re made on the republican ticket in the pri-
 nsries. heDte no republican ticket sp- pear. oG ;he ball [ this year, while the same is true oithe progr, ssives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Headquarters Here

E k Wash, who ha en chief en-. gin CT of the Masco, C. pper Company "f Dns Csbez-s for the past three years as associated himself with J A ckie low. Mir alsh is now U. s. mineral surveyor fer Arizona, and he. with MT. Rock.eliow, will engage in 6 general engineering and mining nusis ness, making headquarters here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Returns With Prizes
 Won by Arizona

PHOEsIX. Oct 27.-Alopg .i h several bolts of ribbon, a silver IoFing cup cod abou- $2O0 ih cash, Prof A NJ MoOmie, of the University of Ari. T pa has brought back to Phseni1 the Arizona exhibit al the national farm prodnc's congress, held at Wichita, Kas The Arizona exhibiI took 36 first p,ises. Is seconds. three thirds and sweepstakes on three en. tries.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Wilt Run In EI
 Paso- Phoenix Race

A the wheel of the came old Pore with which he won the second annual Los ASgeles-Pboenix race, "Wild Blli'' Tremsins will he in this yesrS race from Fl Psso Bob Tremsins will be his mechsoiciso. They passed through T. ID bstone Monday snroute to EI Psso and will not return til they are given the stsrting flag.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
For Supervisor

I hereby solicit the support of the voters in the general election on Novem- Der 3rd, for the office of supervisor. II elected will give the county strict business adminis;raiion to the best of my ability Thirty-four years a resi- dent and heavy taxpayer, and I resp ct- fully solicit ina uiries into my past busi- ness record.
 c. L CUMMINGS. Regular Republican Nominee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Ballots Arrive

ClerK Ksrger, of the board of supe'. viso.s has received the ballots for the election in Novem Der, and Tn 6 few days will ship them out to q forty six precincts in the county, in order that they may be received in ample time iorthe election on the 3rd. 2
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Left for Risbee

County Treasurer c W Hicks. anr csndidat, for clerk oi he tupeT;oI court, acc, mpsnied by his wife lett this morning for Bishee, where hs goes to look alter his pl!iticsl fences. They msde the ,rip iu Ihe,r Ford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Returned From Florence

Court Reporter W Wslker ard ~::o returned homo Sunday from Florence, where they have been for she past month. MT Walker is the commissioner in the big water case which is being heard in the superior cour, there and hss been taking evil depce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Many Orummers

The mornipE train was loaded with drummers. who are now making 'onbstone more frequent than ever before.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Non.PartiSan
For Justice of Peace

At ibe solicits ion of my friends. and ou account of ,be publ c feeling as so spontaneously expressed in the recent prim iries, have decided 70 ann unce myself as a candidate for justice of the peace of the Tomb tone Precir c,. solicit the suppor, Of the voters of 'he precinct, regardless of party. for the office.
 W. A. FOWLER. Non Partisan Candidate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Attend Rally

Clerk O the Board of Supervis-r- A Vance NJ Johnson, car dIdate for su. ;ervisor, motorec over to Pesrce last evening to ne present at the De mo- cratic rally there last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Looking Backward
 Twenty-Four Years
MONDAY

l The Pre- colt orrier says that ii
 his rt tcent sp ech at Prescott "Marl
 Smith met all the vile and silly .c cusatioos and put upon them the seq of untruth He abused no one
 was;ei DO time. but merely .piked tho | Quaker guns aui conioupdsd ths sisnderous tongues and usitors to Arizona, whose eff rts have b en ,t blscken her fair 'ane and belle bel truest citisens.
 The fire on the hill last night ~ss caused by the explosion Of c coal oil lamp ID the office of the Bunker Hill mine The building was destroyed sith the contents. including pspers oi value and all the office furniture There are 1890 nsmes on the great register of Cochise county Every p.. cinc. has been heard from with the exception of West Huachucs, and it is believed DO one registered over there.
 Even the Phoenix Republican vas dsred by Mark Spith's convincing sreum' n. into co far forgetting itself as Co cay that there was . large auc- fence present who spplauded every sentence or assertion which could be applsuded.
 There ie DO ring to 6ght in Cochise county thi- year, which is in happy contrast with come of the counties of the territory.
 TUESDAY Since the Repu.lics Of the terri- tory have deserted their timesbcuored principles and stsnd upon the plat form of the ir opponents to battle Tor e foo, hold, they have lost ground which they can never recover under the present geperalship, A radical change must be made to regain the confidence 0f the rank and nle.
 What object General Wilson had in avoiding rhe name of George Cheyney in his address last plight in Schieffelin Hall is attributed by many persons 10 sjeslou.iy of Mir Chey-ey's position. who slso ser, that he is anIions 10 see Mir Cbey ney receive less votes than he received when Mark Smith beat him two years ago by $500 votes. The PKosPEcroR does not believe this theory, but rather in the theory which places Mr Wilson in the army of voters who li.ve that the iets Mir Chsy yDsyis political record is vsntiiat- ed the better it will be for his h.nces oi being let down gently on the fourth of next month.
 The nev tsrifY law will advance the price of pearl buttons and linen fabrics of all sorts.
 This is what bsppens 10 6 PboepiT editor when he is taken out for drive "By conveying him sbrosd into tie c rcumambieot brsezes be receives new not ons with fresh o,one into his la. boratory."
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Over from Bisbee

M ss Lucy CsITetto is vi-i'or ID rombstoue fer several weeks ir' m her h,rne st Bisbee, the que oi Miss Edith Ciocbetti.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Leave 10 Attend Rally

Among those who went over to tis- bee this afternoon to hear the Deno- cratic spesk.rs ,bsre tonight. were noted County Reccrd'r Owen F. Nur. phy, Attorney W Gco1body Id Maurice Whelan. Thy will return home tomorrow
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Speakinu postponed

Rev G NJ Andrews Of the First M F Church of Bishee, who was scheduled ,o speak here tooight under the auspices of the Temperance Feders- ton, will not spsak until Friday st 7:3O pm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Tombstone Exhibit

Among the Tom bstone ex h bits that will go 10 the big stste fair at Phoe- n'S, uf ich opens CD Nov. 9 and closes Nov Ii is the painting by Mrs John Rock 'f"Kessmark," the Tombstone Thoroughbred horse, owned hy Mr and Mrs Ro k, and known in Tombstone as "Bu C. ." Kessn ark, wa. .ired by SSrus Marks, while his mother was Dame Nett'e kessler. The psinting hy Mrs Rock is 8 besuty. snd is now on display in the store gicia~. Nc doubt it will carry home 6 blue ribbon,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
From Wednesdays Daily.
Baby Girl

BORN-In Tomt stone, October 27 to the ~Iie of Ls'e G bsop, a baby girl. Constable Gibson made q hur. ried tri: over from GIeeson on the oc casion. and we couldn't understand the rush until today. ~ben xe were informed of the facts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
In From Sironohc,d

Ars A Benedict came in from her home rear Cochise s'r' Dghold end is gisiting MrsE k Flach for a few days
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Oennison Fonnd

Oennisoa fonnd
 Chief Deputy Sheriff Coy 0 Welch isse this afternoon, just before the PRospEcrov went to press received word from Sberi6 NeIson st Tucson that be had located 8 E Dennisoo and is hoIdiog him in GUS ody. Denn,son is the man who disappeared . week ego Sunday and had sot been heard from since. The local stsrifis ofice b.s been bu , on the csee sod through !.s ea,sts Deac;son xss located Relatives leave tomorrow to bring him back.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Leaves for Texas

Russell Noyes leaves tomorrow fo: Eden, Texas, where he go's 10 To; ate
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Unloading Hay and Wood

E. II Reeves is todd unloading t~t carloads O hay, ard O e'f lihipeI wood from the car at the .ailiosc yards.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
VisitinQ Friends

Mrs Victor Pistonetti is yisitir 1T the county seat Tor several days from her home at Pi-hae,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Returned to Bisbee

Mir and Mrs John Giaccm. returned to their home at Bisbee yesterday. MT Gisc ma having he over for the funeral of Mrs CIocbetti, while Mrs Giscoma Lad been here for the past month constantly at the bed iie of her mother.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
THURSDAY

Every where tho same rspor' rescbes us that the people of other counti'e m the territory ere for Mark Sni,h heart end soul. Cochise is gIsd of this.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Republican
For County Treasurer

I solicit he support of the vo'ers . the regular election, November 3 lslit aud if elected will promise to give a satisfactory administration. vi bout favoritsm or partiai y. Experience in affairs of this office, as have been deputy treasurer for the past six years.
 FRANK DEMAREST, Regular Republican Nominee
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Or Business Mission

A II Gsrdher, manager Of the Hus. "hu a Water Company, wen, to Doug las yesterday on business matters,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
In Tombstone Today

Henry K Street, genersl mapager Q! the Bcqcillss Land & Cattle com- pany, at Fsirbsnk was 6 visitor in the county seat today on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Returned from Wilcox

Clerk ot the Board of Supervisors A c Ksrger returned home yesterday from Willcox, where he bad beeu for the past two dsys on bueins.s matte 6 opnec,ed with bic office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
On Business

Depa'y sheriff Percy Bowden re- turned home last evening from Naco, and ID company with D putty Brske- field left toisy or W!licrx where they go business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Returned Home

Mics Alice Johnson returned to her home at bisbee this morning alter q ,evsr week.' visir the guest Ii M' ,od MT- Cha B!.ok' urU
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
From Tuesday's Daily.
Unloading Lumber
maIsgesof the
H M Eckerms'

H M Eckefmso, mstsgeeoi the Tombstone Lumb Yard Is having unlcaded !ri m th- ta-e the q pot e ca ln shipment of lumb' for the trade beie,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Tombstone Boy weds

bsb P'npsou. iOrneTfy or mo- -tnne. residing here with bi- perents, bnt now q resident Of Benson, sur. prised his many friends here Saturday when h. took as bis bride, Mise Eileen Ressonovcr, also Of Benson. The couple quietly clipped cut of Benson Sstordsy morning, came to Tomb s'oDe. sCcuIed ihe license, aud wer married by Judge Al Godfrey. The nr de not hsvi' 2 securcd parents snnsen-, the couple decided 10 elop. i'd get married. After the weddin. he iolloWir z telegram Was sent {, her parea hy the couple: "ncs. Ms snp Pa. We are married forgive anc ioreet." And it may be well to sdd that parental forgiveness will he fer h. coming, e. of old. The couple will mske their home at Benson.
 Left for Tempe
 Dr H H Hesld Of Tempe, left fer tis home today after c stay of several days here. He preached Sunday at the Congregstiensl al church.
 Left for Phoenix
 Attorney Lee o Wooiery and family left Saturday for $ several dave vet t. Phoenix. 1bsy aye sking the trip vic their Cole touring car.
 vii! Meet A''-comers
 The Tombstone girl- have recently orgabized e strong basket ball team, and are prsctici,g 2 almost ds ly on the grounds below the court house. They hsve already issued . chs'lsng- to the Benson team, the game to he played ct Bsn,oa some tiue in the near fu ,ure The girls have s"husky' team they claim, and feel cunfi fent th., they can "put it all over" the Benson team. after which they will p.obshl, play with Bisbea, Douglss, and possi- ply Tucson il 6 game can be srranged, The line up 'ollows: Minnie Sanders iheIms Fewell. forwards: Johanns Kobleo, Emma Bishop, centers; Nil. fred M.rrs, Loretta Kohlen, guards Grant Wsrn' T, coach.
 Fail Round-ups
 The general fall roundups of all tb, | cs,flemen and large cattle cnmpsnie, , in both the San Pedro and Sulphur Spring vslleys, as well ss in the Ora goop section, are now on. Yesesds, the rou1dup sas at the Buckeho ranch and io South Pass. Today tb, Bar O cattle are being cut out at th' Stockton, while tomorruw Hyehsn < Neel will cut out their csttie ct tn 70 Bar ranch. The B qnillss com pany roupdup was st the Dragoo D cutting cut the Wagon Rods. but hay finished and have returned to the Ssr
 Ped.o end are working up the river
 The Bennett Brothers, Kendall sn
 Reeves cattle are being cut out todd ct the Kendall ranch in South Pas
 to be taken 70 Willcox Tor shipment
 It is expected that several thcussu
 hesd will be shipped dcring the ne1
 few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
For Justice of Peace

Isolicit the suppor, of the voters e, the regular general election. November 3, for justice of he peace of Tombs:one Precinct No. ].
 ROSA F. sCHUs TER Regular Republican Nominee
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
For Sheriff
For County Recorder

l hereby respectfully solicit the cup port of the voters of Cochise coun,y at the general cleo cion, November 3, for :. c reelection to the office of county recorder of Cochise county. on the Democrs ic ticket.
 OWEN E. MURPHY, Regular Democratic Nominee
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Visitors From 6Ieeson

G I.Vsp Meter, and his mother Mrs Van Meter. accompanied by MT Brown. H,! of Giee-on, were visitor in tie county sea, today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01

0 yOu -er'' <,e-7. --r 's~rvoiIsnsDo - pr. Ai.es' Ar;i- E's;n FiH ana - aEfos .ehi>. tAds sr-t,ewsfel
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
From Mondays Daily.
Went to Phoenix

Attorney o Gibson let yesterday Tor Phoenix, where he went on basi ness He expects to be gene s,vsfsl days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
For Clerk Superior Court

Thereby respectfully solicit the sup. pet of the voters of Cocbise county at the general election on November 3, for reelection 70 the office of clerk of the superior court. on the Democratic ticket.
 J. F.. JAMES. Regular D cm oGatic Nominee
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Jurors Drawn

The drawing of the jury men for the November term of she superior court wa held today srd 50 namas were drswn from the box. The jury is re- turDshle on November 9.b. Dnring the Now mbe: term of the suleriCr case which has drawn state vide s.- ,entiop, will be heard before Judge Lockwood both side- having con. eL.- ed to have the case heard sithont c jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Left for Oouolas

Frank Demsrest. candidate for treasurer on the Republican ticke, left yesterday for Douglas, where ht goes on csmpailn trip of soyers days. Mir DemsIe't is present depu,, treasurer and the duties of he offics have k'pt bim from m king an e1 tessIve campaign. However te i. active in the present run for the office which ke seeks and expects to gather enough votes at the general election neIt moth 10 land the position be .eeks' His announcement is running in these columns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
For Justice of Peace

I Thereby solicit the support of the voters at the General Election. Nov. 3rd for Justice of the Peace Tomb stone Precinct
 Al GODFREY, Regular Democratic Nominee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-01
Went On Campaign Trip

c B Tsrbeli and ~i,e Ie { ysste day Tor B'sbee via their Buick auto. NJ rsrbell is the Tombstone candidate Tor the cate iegis sture on tho Re
 publican tick. tand is making .t,ans campaign. Mrs Tsrb-ll scconpanie. him on his campaign trips, ard il. ai'o working hard snons the lsdies for him. Mr 1srbsll is e man Of higI intellect, and executive ability. and i elected would make q 'epresentativs that would zee to the best interests O Cochise and Tombst, ne in p.itico olar