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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11
Stabilizer.

Prom the Pittsburgh Gazette-Times.
The newest stabilizer. 1t is announced.
will enable an aeroplane to keep its bal
ance under any and all conditions Now
who will invent one for individuals2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11
Croquet at Washington.

From the Detroit News.
If there was another item of proof
needed to show how thoroughly Presi-
dent Wilson has tanned Congress 1t is
contained in a dispatch printed in the
morning papers today: "a revival of
ital."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11
Generous Theory.

Two rude men stared at me" ex-
claimed Mrs. Flimgilt.
Perhaps they didn't mean to be
rude" replied Miss Cayenne. Maybe
they were assessors trying to estimate
the value of your jewelry."
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An Early Protest.

Are we leaving the Garden forever"
sighed Eve.
"Quoth Adam, Lets have no dispute.
l am willing to work our distress to
relieve,
But don't ask me, please, to COM
mute"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11

Washington's own murder mystery
may not be as profound as that of
Freeport, L. l.. but the victim is quite
as extinct.
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Experience.

I'VE learn by experience" said the
ready made philosopher.
That's true remarked Mr..
Growcher. I'VE get a lot of informa-
ton from experience. but it doesn't
seem to help. What's the good of
knowing what the weather was day
before yesterday"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11

George Fred Williams perhaps realizes
now that he has spoiled his act by
stumbling on his entrance.
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Honest Advertising

For the protection Of It's read
ers, The Star carefully censors
all advertising submitted for
publication. and so far as Is pos
sible bars all false and fraudu-
lent statements.
Readers are requested to assist
The Star in protecting the pub
lie and all legitimate advertis-
ers by bringing to the attention
Of the paper any statement that
they might ind to be fraudulent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11

SILK EMPIRD KIMO-
NOS. dainty soft silks. in
white with pink. old rose.
copenhagen, purple. laven-
der and light blue pam
sieres prettily scattered
over the entire surface.
finished with silk collar
and cuffs of contrasting
color.
A Splendid Value at
SI.oO.
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Continuing the Argument.

You prefer swords to pistols when
you engage in a duel?"
YES" replied the Frenchman.
Swords enable you to get in more
gestures"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11

DIn order to avoid DELAYS account Of
personal absence letters TO THE STAR should
rot rs addressed tn any individual connected
with the ofire. hut simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial or business Department according
to tenor purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11

HITE WRAPPERS
AND NEGLIGES. Delight
full summer garments of
dotted swiss. figured and
striped muslins. An ex-
tensive showing of new and
attractive models. fir o m
STYLES of the utmost sim
plicity to those sheer and
transparent with laces.
S1.5o. $500. $3.50 and
up to 5000.
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The Annual July Sale of
FINE LINENS.

Large Assortments Much Belo7O the Regular Prees
grown this 1t July
have always been such to
make with each succeeding sale
they the largest and varied The active buying
precaed The prices are exceptionally and the qualities high
they have be- for offer them
Today we devote the entire
to Linens and the assortments and
we'll worthy of this compliment
Economies in Huck Towels Turkish Towels, Wash Cloths
Powcase Crash Towelng and various mite
Fabrics just attractive.
Pure Linen Scotch Damask Cloths and Napkins,
Far Below Regular Prices.
CLOTHS NAPKINS:
2x2z yards .........s25 50 2onch $3.50 dozen
2x3 yards $500 22nch $500 dozen
2Nx2A Yards. 800 24-nch $3.50 oozs1
Genuine Hand-woven Irish Table Cloths and Napkins,
Each one with the the sewage accord
the British to protect the nano
weavers. All ve>y elegant period designs
Prices are Is Less Than Real WORTH
Sample Line of Austrian Linens
Consisting of Table Cloths Cloths Dole Coored Luncheon
Border Hemstitched and Plain
Hemmed Towels.
Prices are Is to " Less Than Real WORTH
50 2o-inch Napkins 300 aoze
$3.50 22-neh Napkins So 49,
S. 24-inch Napkins $3.50 dozen
$500 251z inch Napkins. $3.50 dozen
S675 Madeira Linen Napkins s45o aozen
$40 Madeira Linen Napkins. $500 dozen
4emstitched Damask Special $500 dozen
Cloths. Special soc and 75c each
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W]oo0war0 6 Iotbro!p
New York
This Is the Month When There Much Profit in Store for Orr Patrons
The July Sales Are the Reason
The Many Exceptional Values.

July the month Of clearance hence throughout lou ha
marked merchandise.
its share OF ae To
one-otaud
all the greater because o ha1lnq sold
regular stocks reductonS and bv
and
regularly
INSTANCE OF FALUES WE POINT THE FOLLOW.
ING SHES. TEEMING WITH TITAL SAVING INTEREST:
Mems and Young Mems Summer Clothing,
Mems Straw Hats and Shirts,
Boys Norfolk Suits and Straw Hats
Household Linens embracing Table, Toilet Bed Linens
English Nainsook Longcloth and Other White Fabrics
Linens and Dress Fabrics,
Women Misses and Girls ENTERTAINMENTS
New
the o
the toewIlh vrepadn values
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Two Exceptionally Good Values Inn
Necessary Umdergarments for Evening Wear.
Silk Bodies and Pettic0ats.

and unusually effective styles that perfect for
other where sheer dresses
Crepe Chine Bodces nl Mesalne Silk Peicoats, pink
pink with ribbon and blue with
lace trimmings also flne WI mite ribbon hounce An
Lawn Bodice eecuVely ia'e ly good quality and style
sn 600 each S2.75 each.
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NEW
Aight-W eight Shetland Floss
Sweater Goats.

no dalntler could be imagined for mornings
evenings at home seashore
land and loosely knitted of light and soft that thew
be tucked the of the grip warm and
without weight o. ~ E
Shown in two models; both regular effects One
buttons down the 'front.' the other fastened rib
Don be without collars In the dainty light blue law
ender and white al -
first
MN prove as appealing to
a tiveness
Prices, $500 and S5.7S.
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July Reduction Sale of Imported Dress Fabrics.
beautiful for skirts dresses and suits are offered at
reduced prices The colongs and designs numerous,
and embrace the choicest effects of fashion -

CSC English Crepes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 127cy yard
55c Imported Novelty Crepes ............. 1Sc yard
s1oo Peau de Peche Observation-Disclosures. soc yard
s1oo Ratnes, plain coors. Soc yard
s1'oo Plaid Ratines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Soc yard
s1'25 Raine Burete plain coors. 7Sc yard
SI.5o and ST. Ratnes, in small and medium
checks ....-........... .............. S1.0O yard
$500 Novelty Eponge in coorngs S1.O0 yard
o Natne Sultngs two-toned effects, for skirts
and coat suits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1.SOyard
AS VIII be the reductions are down to half
floor G ~ az uo'ii "
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Pa-ahle IN advance-hv mail. postage Prepaid:
DaiIv Snrdav included month. m cents.
Daiiv SUNDAY excepted. one month ~ cents.
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The EvenirV star. With the SUNDAY morning
edition. Is delivered nv carriers within the city
At IS cents p"- month: daily only % cents per
month Sunday only. 20 cents pcr month Orders
NAV Re sent by mail telephone Main 2440
Collection is made by carrier at the end OF each
month.
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A Good Mattress Is the
Greatest Inducement to Sound Sleep.


experienced intelligent
sanitar a
sandco
R!GHrsui completely
auenty.u
We have mattresses in stock in all sizes,
and two pieces made bv workmen
shop We will make individual order when
ever desired
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Business once 11th st and Pennsylvania. Avenue.
New York ofice. Tribune Building.
Chicago once: First National Bank BIflding.
European Office: Regent St. Londor. England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11

DRESSING SACQUES.
white lawn and dotted
swiss. in a variety Of pref
.ty styles and trimmings.
They are Dressing Sacques
that have been especially
created for summer, pos
sessing a distinct charm
and beauty in their cool
ness.
Priced from S1.oo to
SAYS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
WEDNESDAY

A few days agr the women emplcyrd in . New Jersey canning factory threw q man into . vat Of cstsup and let him scsld for ten mir utee. The vat was emptied Keep your eye out for the latest arrival Of New Jersey cstsup having an overall color.
 Don't be . cbump this year and vote for . man who you know is not competent to fill . position for which be has be placed for nomin.ticn. A sla,e to party is the most contempt- able kind of slavery.
 The Democracy of Cocbise county has nominated . good ticket and one that will win. The convention showed good judgnen, in placing Hon W K Meade ct the head, ss he will be 6 tower of strength to the entire ticket. There is DO truer man in the county than MT Meade, or one wbo will serve the territory more faithfully io the halls of the ifgisls' ure. Star.
 Toe Silver City Enterprise wsnts Graham and Cochise coun ies to join the southern unties of New Mexico to form . new territory with view to speedy sdmi sion to statehood. Co., 
 chise is now thinking of snneIing Sonora and being q state ell by her self.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
FRIDAY

The Arizona Silver Belt spe axe thus: People ssk -hy the world isn't better why tbere iso't more chsfisy spd icve eHtant than we find tberein2 The reason is plain. There are too many in the world who will cot cast their bread upon the water unle,s they are assured beforehand that 1t will conc in c few days s full grown sand wich s', trimmed with nam, butter and mustard.
 Frank Wo'cott has gone on an elecIioneering tour of the county.
 si Bryant has made . strike in bis mine at Turquoise that is said to bs an immense one. He worked through into e cave which is ore on all sides and the bottom oi it shows 30 feet of ore. It is said to be the biggest strike jet msde iu that camp. No man de- serves succ 6, more than he and his friends will be glad to hear Of it.
 At Fort Smith the other day ao Indian who had grudse against . ~hite man, met hirn and fired six shote as fast ss he could pull the trig. ger. The white man had trouble tv draw bic gun, but he got it out a. lest and though wounded in three places fired one shot thst cent the Iedskiu to sleep with his fathers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Makeup Man
 In Bad Mixup

In handling the sings which mak up the lines in newspaper and ID separating the various items, the makeup man sometimes gets the lines mixed up and they naturally cad rather queer As an illustration oi wha' can happen. we cite the miIup of the Bangor (Ps News a few days ego when the printer got wedding and so auction sale mixed up, with the following resuit.:
 Civilian Jones, the only SOD of Mir and Mrs Jos Jones. and Miss Lucy Anderson were disposed of at public suction at my farm one mile east, in the presence of 70 guests. including two mules and l2 bead of cattle.
 Rev Jackson tied the nup,ial knot for the parties, averaging l ,250 pc unds on boof. The beautiful home of the bride was decorated with one sulky rake, one Iced grinder, and two sets Of work harness. nearly new. and just be-. fore the ceremony was pronounced the Mendal aud Sons wedding march was rendered by one COW, five years old, oue Jerssy COW and one sheep, who. carrying 6 bunch oi brides roses in her hand. was very beautiful. She I ~ore one light spring wagon. two crstes of apples, three racks of hay one grind,tone of mousseline de sols ] and trim mioRs with about one hun. dred bushels of spuds. The bridal couple left yeeterdsy for an extended trip. Terms, spot cssb."
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
TUESDAY Will Send Cochise Ex-
 hibits to Phoenix

BISBEE, Oct. l4.-Secretary Joe Gray of the W-rren District Commsr- oisl club will make an effort 10 have the best of the exhibits on display at the Wi lco1 far sent to Phoenix to be nsed in the Cochise county exhibit there. He will alec endeavor to do the same thing iu regard to the ex. bibi's at the McNesl fair, which will be held in tbe val.ey before the s'ate fair at Phoenix. The pick of the ex- hibits at these two Cocbi 0 county fairs would add greatly 70 t,.e Cocbise county exhibit at Phoenix and it is believed sutfc ent number of public- spirited citizens will pu' mp the little money necessary to bring tito pass. Tbere is no county money available for the purpose.
 The Willcox fair will be held Octo. Der z9, 90 and 3l, MT Gray has re. ! ceiyed the premium lis;s and the rules and regulations.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
THURSDAY

If New Mexico wants statehood she should impor, come Arifona talent to draw up . con .t'tution that will be popular. We could spare few of our would be lasmakers after November stb and will rent them out ct . rec sonsble rate.
 The Tombstone Prospectcr ba- carried the plsnks of both parties for some time but th,re doesn't ssem to have been a' y dioero from either side of the bouse Phe Prospec.or's burro muet be getting weary.-C,tizeD. So you have joined the army os am psign buzzsrds, have you Mir Citizen And cannot zee any good to come from . course except for revenue ooIy Although ve are not misiog ou' 6ngers up in your brs'p matter, VI rsopot bct reflect that if you would cary both platforms and both tictesl for nothing. it would be preferable |.
 runoiog "desd advertisements" al
 the gear ssonnd.
 II the Tucson Cisisen msn would
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
State Fair Grounds
 Repaired and Painted

Extensive repairs and decorations which will make the Ari1ons State Fair grounds lcok like pew this fslI |, are about complsud When the R.tes open co November 9th. the big stands end exhibition halls will b, r-psin led and cleaned from the entrance gate to she far turn of the racing oval.
 An improvement which will be noticeable will be the lowered inside rail fence of the race track. This fence sbich was too high to assure the -sfety of the iockies apoard ther fact speeding mounts husging the inside. has been lowered so that it will not be in danger of injuriug the little pilots in the races. It hs. also been painted and adds much to the app,srsnce O she tra;k.
 Directly opposite the big grand stand tbe base of wn oh hss besn given . sparkling coat of white, the timer, stsnd has been augmented with ( number of dressing rooms for the lsdy acrobsts who will be here to entertain this fall.
 The barns. exhibit stalIs. and stocl -beds CD the entire exhibition tr,r have been treated to ao,.t Q, fires paint, even to the roof, ~hIch are , bri Int red, while the s.des Of th' building are decorated in green.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
MONDAY
Citizenship Bill
 Two Edged Swor'

PHOENIX, Oct. l3.-Reports from all ps!ts of the state show 6 great inc crease in the number of foreigners sp plying for citizenship. This is said to he the resul, of the 80 per cent citizen ship bill, and the passage of that bill would no doubt result in . still great CT number of applications for ffs, papers.
 Ir is stated that tbi. law might thus prove a two-edged sword as it would make citizsns of msny whom i, is now sought to exclude sach applicant. would be imm disteiy qualified to ~or. on the proposed new highways nd other sts.e work, ss state work in Arizona can be done by citizens "or those who have applied for cit zen- hip"
 general movement is under way or the initiation of fewer and more carefully considered law, in future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
HoW's Ihis7

We offer One Hundred uoIIars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh ths, cannot be cured by Hsll's Cstarrb Cure.
 ,. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known f.J. Cheney for the last IS years, and ,elieve him perfectly honorsble in ell ,usiness transactions and financially sbl- '~ carry out any obligations made bv nis firm.
 WALDIse. KISHAH q MARvu,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Falls Cssarrh Cure is taken inter aally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surface of the systen Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents pss bottls. Sod h- all duegists
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
WEDNESDAY Won't Work
 Together

PHOENIX, Oct. l4-PersisteDt rumors here indicate that there is talk among the powers that be of abandon ing the proposed anti-blackliss bill to fits fate. The cause Of this impe nding decision is said 10 he that it became . choice between dropping this bill or the 80 per ceat citizenship bill, and the latter proved desrer to the hearts of the experimental legislators.
 It n stated that the adoption oi both of sbese billie would re ut in a deadl, ok, ae under the anti-blscklis, jaw and employer would be afraid to to ask sn applicant for position practically any question, as for instance where he ~ss last empip yed, aud the fact that this employm ment might hs e been ID Poland or one of the Balken states cou!i thus safely remain hid den
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
TUESDAY

Now that Mark Smith is op tbs ground e may expect the sleepy part of the campaign to be over. His wsy of expressing himself would have waked up Rip Van Winkle.
 The clsss Of people who bring into he campaign . history of the Noun tam Meadow massacre as an srgom an' sgsinst the election of Mark Smith. who was . boy at that tme eportirg in the bluegrass regions of Kentucky, where he was born should go further back still and sccuse him of being a descendant of the p r,y which cruc; fed our Savior. There is as much sense in one as 10 tLe other
 Idolatry is 6 sin, yet if the people among whom Mare A Smith hss lived for m any years pact, idoiizc him, they are certainly entitled to thst privilege. Last night he was serer cd d at he res derce on B uce street, by viocant's band. MT Smith appeared ard after e few words of welcome on behalf of the people by Allen R Ena- lish. MT Smith cad c few words in which he thanked the people assem- bled for their cordial and hearty re cepticn
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Woes Of The
 Country Editor

When the editor of country d ape' stsrts io on Monday morning so get up somethirg 2 for bis paper in the way of interesting local news, sod finds. after rcsiug srouLd tbst nothing has happened in the town or community that be can write up. and nobody gives ;s ssy personals Of local nevs, and every fellow he talks to eays, "I don't kuos . sbioe," aDd his liver is not working just right and he feels ss though he had iust ss soon loop the loop with L'nc In Beschey e to go to work-tbsts the time when be would like to turn the j,b over to the "smart Alsck" who thinks he could get up better paper than the sdisoI sod not hslf try.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Looking Backward
 T~enty-Four Years
MONDAY

NJ, O 0 Polling is now busily en- ged in mounting the fine collection of birds recently lurcha.ed from him by Col HafIo'd. rhis inciud's O ( hundred end if ' species found in Co., chise county, mostly in the Huschu- ca mouptsin.. It repIeseLts the careful work of about eight months past and forms very valuable l. lection.
 Tie examination Of McGowan for the killing of Dawson wss being con- cucted this afternoon in Justice John- etones court. It is believed that Me- Go~an is not in his right mind
 Phoenix has no public library. N i,her has Tombston-, but we have . public school library which is in d vance of aoy other town in the terri.- tory.
 A l. Grow. Deputy Collector of this district, has received . telegram from he department instructipg him re- gsrdipg the new tarif schedule which went into effect ye terdsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
From Wednesday's Daily. Oonr;rn papfv

cancin0 Faf1y At the home of Mi and Ms A Gia" coma Mooday cvenirg pleasant dancing p.rty wss eo joytd tys large uumber of guests. Mutic by the se- co deon and refres h nepts at i0:SO were enjoyed.
 Baby Girl
 bORN-In TOmbs;tn Monday Oc ober F. to the vile of Sam Willets, | daughter. Mother and daughter gre doing nicely, and Papa Sam is sssiing the big smile.
 Special Session
 The city council and mayor metlsst b special session last evening st the .ity co1rcil chambers and transacted
 mportaat business. csnvass d the primary vote, and called for bids on
 rec, work in the city. The councii .lsu has under consideration an ordi-
 ance regulating automobile trafhc, hcenses, etc. in the city, and msy be ps sed at the next meeting. Good Work
 Work of grading on 5th street in front of the bank and postoffce vas begun | day and is progressing nicely. IL isexpec,ej tbe work will have been comple,' d by the last of the week in that pla-e snl sill make that psrti- cu'sr section oi Tombstone's boule- wards among tbe best, and speaks we'll for the city dads Returned from Tucson
 Mrs John Rock returned home lsst evening iron, A several dave visit with friends in Tucson, Be Sure and fey yister
 TomGrrow i- the iAst day of regis- trstion, and tie books ~i!l close at ) pm, Iiyou ~aut vote st the general election on November 3Id, register tomorrow, and remember the books clcse promptly st SD. m. Funeral Held Today
 Ihe funeral of the S.Yesrsold son of Nr and Mrs De Ia Fueute was held today from the family residence. A 'srge number Of friends were present .s the services and intermens wss had at the City Cemetery. GIeeson Visitors
 Ken. init Brown and wife, of Glee- son, were visitors in the county seat this morning for . brief visit with relatives,
 visiters From GIeeson
 Dr Stroud, and Mir and Mrr M H Brown of Gleeson Were among the visi ors in the city last evening with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Many Hunters to Seek
 Quail In Fields Afar

When the quail season officially opens tomorrow October Is, there xili be msny parties ip the field after the tasty game birds It i- ssid that never were they % numerous among the des. ert-burdeIipg fieIds and in the draws of the foothills. Psrtiee traversipg the valley report large bunches in sl- mort every direction.
 The Dragoon country is being notic. ed particularly hy prospective hunters. In this distriet Th1rsday will dawn on scores Gf devotes of the scatter gun. The suto is . fsvo,ite means of trauss porta i n, m ny Tomh.tonites plau- ming tart'es to the fields by means of their not care.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
From Mondays Daily.
On Court Business

Dsn Mst,hews, Chsrles Ray. Wm "ked" Powell. Lon Parker. James Cane, James Lawry. "Butch" Renter. c T Costs, Lee Mcdonald, Henry Pyeatt, Tom Lsrrieu, George Smith. and D w Mcfarland and wife. we'll known rsnchers aud catilemsn of the Husehuca mountains, were in the cCnnty seat Satur lay on court busi- ne.s.