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Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-24
Suit Gases -Trave,Ing Bags

Suit Cases of imitation leather, heavily embossed, steel frame, brass trim mings. leather handles regular price S1.5o-
 Special price ...........,
 Suit Cases of heav7
 eight karatol, walru, grain, steel frame oA- brass trimmings regular price $2.o0-
 Special price .......,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-24
TaftVille 5.
Bear Cats

Totals ss 6 27 IS sI Totals
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
TENSE FEELING
IN T0NOpAH OVER
LABOR TROUBLES
CO Decides That 10 More
Vs. VI Meetings Shall Be
1e'1 there Anarchists Send
20 Coast for Recruits.

e. F-as - a=-sss4 lsE-s - lisa . -
SAA- Net~ I-3 1t-Iahn
flz.1f. 4a erE4E1er = ths IrG1.-
g. 4t nersrrs W fts Wurt1. ha wss
arrests fer tfr sreafln4 q Tnral4s
sf @e- Ueut-r ~ fne Wssgerr Fed
e'4- N A-ters -4tir-aE rx1l u
zrr asstuftcEl4 nh. ress...af TO-
1.f tf szsfre = Fetee Dunssath
f-e re-rf res1 f11r tt-fe ua4 rn srt-
4saas ttat PAzsre- ar.s .r.. .s.... - e
--i Nn.ze. 4rI oppressed thf f.a-
~ thzi aEsault rnarres mDa5t r..f
rsf i1e fe1-r4tln r5rsf. nrn lr-
aaHl ne ~ " raU ans tore
euar neflets prs1ed there a half
s0zer warrants were iesl~d far -~ar-
- ass-a ta aase aeer taken 1arz ~
f Atfair. Tne district attorney at
tl-t az irforu1filr a4sIrs.
A'1 1asrer. znsrEirg him with "a at-
frmfi g. All herch Warr4r-s usre
-- zel ir the district eourr for nr-
zar.atra Z fhe J. " ". named ~ra4
EMS srt Mcis gtken. uhe uer@ srre-t-
sl yesterday nhen fheY began re-
rrrirz the poster. torn dosr Szrur-
laN They WE he arra Hned in fn-
l-stir- ro1rt T1esdzf
The labor situation nere pas tense
tonight
lnlussrizl Workers 81 the worid
as.tafors in Jsl here today cent raes-
s1Ees a. san Era1riseo and <1rraraen-
go for felr1itz chief q Poiics Evans
Hirel t1 nffi1ers lE those cities re-
alfs-lEE reflae Il a1y departure for
: TCr1pzh. The citizens rItt today and
resolved e. permit no more 4 " W
meetings. SPECIAL effcerx haze beer
50 err tn ~ TIRE chief - pcilfe
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
HAHA~s THROWS LIGHT On
CONF. .HENtI AsHff MINT

Sss YORK 5Hig ie- Emilio Rabass1.
hfNd uf the iiursfa delegates af iise
Niagara Fails mediation r1nfere1ce
tonight lsautd fafemenf relative 20
the dis ussian ~ ffr conference con-
eeruinw the kee eFtahlllty ~ Francisco
Faroalal ~ provisional president 81
Mexico upon Huert retirement aiF-
r. hasa said
senpf csrh4ai was not esgnated
far the president ad interim uf the
delegates - fbe United states and
Mexico at faa Na1ara faiis confer
eHre
The truth ~ he matter Is that q
itsi containing several names was pre-
sarted ts tht SLEEK 40 delegation As
8 question ~ personal opinion SO in-
di8teA several af those manleH aa ae-
81 ptauiH tu ~ because TICS were the
names af pfrsar ha had rot taken
an aeilge part Is politics Among
these ranes Was fHat ~ ~enar Garba-
SAL bus nofhinz &as eala about him
nor ans one else tnaf could be CON
ifued as being definitely agreed upon
We DECLARED than thar II person
mentioned h the lsi should he point
sd out Is ns as ere definitely accepted
hf fha eonst'tuuNn8l.sts we would rs-
far the name 90 fhe government of
Mexico reeommeB Baluz its approval.
The fs' was read t. us by Mt
IehmHrn. hut So so not ampw wheth-
r ~ not j. Rad been made cat py
hlm"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
LANE LIKELY To
Be NAMED FOR
SUPREME BENCH
No Foundation 10 Story That
Former President Taft
Might Be Appointed to Sue
ceed Justice LuftOn.

1870 HIst|-~aA a~NEHa+ AeHaEE
Washington. JUS 1g.-AHhaugh
President wilson has not Aresbn serl-
Gus consideration y the appointment
q a successor II the late Justice Lgr-
ton. - the supreme court. 60 Has re-
ported tonight 10 circles close o. The
White House. that a. would lose ns
time n making 8 choice
Secretary Lane IL the interior de-
partmeut is reeardej IN 0frtli cir-
cles rs mere likely to o. named than
ang ~ the many possibilities men,
TONED. in spite nf fh@ fact that the
president ls knoNn TO be very unwin-
ing 20 break up his cabinet
Secretary II War Garrison and At
torney General McReynoIds also
have been suggested. hut the fact
that NeH Jersey already is repre-
seutef on the court by Justice plfney
is believed to make Secretary Garri-
sons selection highly improbable.
Former Solicitor Geueral Lehm IN
~ 81 Louis. Solicitor General Davis
judge Alton y Parker. democrats
presidential nominee in 1905. and
others are being talked of as passl-
fif7fies
Reports that former President Taft
might ue offered the position are said
10 be entirely without foundation. be-
tause the president wants s man look
"a upon as more 0f d progressive
The American Civic society held
meeting here today and accented
resolution suggesting tnat legal and
ecmmerclal examinations caI the at
lention Of the president 70 Mr Taft
eligibility 10 fili the vacancy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14

safts afrol afhlaf aa l4sfaH.ltg
Htrs trHEs tftsgff a ffns
flfft ahtn ere sn saal..H 6 fHr
ga ~al,~iaasfy sssT,ssalious-
ia s 'fFffr ffftr fNr .t lr
fa.I $500 fhe .fn slak.l Nad Atf
sltsitl4ff nrIofa'.rHH raff =
wffh sftsf al EarH aE AH ~
laa w fHts ~ ere Sew Fen taurs
Hffs ft ftairsttfaII 81 fbf FfHnfgi-
trnft fsHfasf ffe Nsn flfN Isafraf.
~ lrsfe1 states rsee. corporation.
fhs sarfafa ui .lnEtrf 5ft flsi-
El@h eWpfl ans alnfF .fifffsts
st* itti aferlnffIre DIRE fefaits n
t1i~ nofs carnof ts fe4 ef4tE3 ron-
afmn.f
lfs. IL Has axfsffd 60 the fapl-
tci curing fhs 80 fre' teIl siil base
~ sff pra fHf ffuw is1Istatier
Eox before ne sfalfe aHt may snd
fhe taif stat Paving ftt p4ptisIDna
almes 81 N .nferlasklls l.feciefates
cat 10 30 lff .nsif aftl-tfut iesis-
sstian
Ths eun.sslon flle1ets fse ques-
tirn ~ .ungniil ~h.eh ms4 nate
been gsff e. eif1ss.s aFaItsi efmH-
fAi pipef afHH NHHh lfs iNs pe5stf
mens ~ justice fl 1ffs ts.,I#n - ihf
kbr la.f ~ tne iHlV|fg it le afes
lfa. oHlf each HAfnef-e ~ seemts
ftfea1f5 affe ssnnonesi end sasf
that Silence - ernnE-aane sgeh g.
srs oisstr-f D. hiififiH is nbiaie
thAi sifh tffH'i tinfs tff como ~ l4t
- sftre' ea1 "a fhf aara ana finds
fol- f-ss sififaiios fef ifa ii9n ih ~
ffeti'inf liss Nfffite
siu'i - tfsft ti"tfs-i Management.
NfN ifsrinR 81 nnnsHt fHfuusf
tHe - hafff'fHf - itf -ftti fHilfDaas
- taf eHh#'fA mNl AtnpHaffAnt
safssife teffff re lfeple today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
ufIJ.f-N Df.NOt N6Ha< IsFIDIgT
% fUu9f.ECI. COMMISSION


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rtfsff = e l,z.ti Al uln-rsI maze for
tsi.ffi - peers mes fhf ftararfer-
satlr- rttf ffnlfnf t1 CearIfs
Aeilfr. f'freF ife~i'sfnf ~ fts hen
ifasfr rpaf. = iaf lnfefftstf lrH-
afeffr eNmn ssienF Ftpeft en - co.,
stF E4ta"n ti 70 fct1
Af aeter ~ aff'z frti rt.ihfr he
80 ars usernaff = thf et@fl - a.
ffftafs - ~ itnf l-r'zr ff- ffr.ai
erred ~ ttf fftttf Nat tftf E4fY
= esrss rvs nsEi ztr l1 aaT Hlttr1
siitsitAH thf Aef flafra ~ me p-
EVER Aft af trf eea ts-Frr q arf
fisAff Ns.e Hrs u rNfifeA
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s1fs ir4tt 1ca fsF 'r Nita fNn ff-
tltttas 4n fftApf=t g e+isnl
tftF9 aHt ~ trNs afs before aal
IfiNsteA .t ne .H rl-ls tr
FfeAf iratAHat az t+n yftDh
~ fti-fa' ei tne e.fseiefs f. -ei
~ fNat HfAfft 1NllNfa ar1 tH~
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
RESIGNATION OF HUERTA
TODAY OR T0MM0W.
SAYS OFFICIAL REPORT

fferfinaed Tfarr Pare De-
~-~~-~-~~-~-~-~~-~---~~~-~
which the fOnsfltaf f1Hal.sf4 age
alaf4ed and also would Iaaye the fef-
eral army armed ans unp1uishei.
ahIsf might lead to fhe renewal -
h0stliiUes.
Abolition n company e0mmissl ries
ahien tend ~ make fha iabofer a
pfuu home rule isF mgnislpal
reforms ir the general ianf faN Us
ami tariffs. providing FREE trade and
reforms - clvii and penal Laws are
among fff gTzr1s reforms earfsns-
desires fabeias statement declared
The laWe should te enforced until
asiai lshmenf ~ enrsffaiiuualsf laW
er nra.r IS f4taed WI reatlned ~
congress.
Tic statement eoHeiuAfr wth the
declaration that justice vii be meted
aut fO aii felHfHl soldiers ard that
Garfanza s me ouIg mao with ability
. eaffs et she onti'al.orai.es
plan
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
SIZZLING WEATHER
IN MANY LOCALITIES

Chicago. July Twin the mer-
curg a3 ies degrees in the streets Of
ST. Louis fnIs afternoon. one death
and many pfosiralions We're reported
There while general break IT, fhe hot
wave eame ~ Inc ..4&ef u uUst other
points .n the oenff1r states.
IN the lake regions drop of fram
~ e deEreee vas registered tonight
and wAfh HortBefly wg4isEK q siAtNatinc.
a further decrease was expected
Throughout fhe south and southwest
the decrease 8n mperafgre was not
50 marked. although the high records
of yesterday were in places egnalieI
Phoenix. Arsz. reported ies degrees
In ttsianoma Csty lg6 degrees was re-
corded r. this eify. the maximum
Was So degrees as COMPARED wlih 90
Tor SUNDAY IN fi.f Noiues the ther-
moueter fell from Ie2 On SUNDAY
70 - today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
OTHER BUSINESS
MEN CALLED FOR
BY PRESIDENT
S R. Bertroni Head Of New
YORK City Banking House,
Is Asked to White House to
Talk Things Over.


Washington IuiF f1-rarrfrr a
that MS talks with j. p Morgan. Hen-
~ Ford and other Ieadinc business
men have done much ~ show ihe
country that the demoera fic admins
iratiQn is the friend not the enemr
* honest business. Pres Ident wilson
today planned further conferences lie
Invited S. z Bertran. head of Sew
B ork hanklne house. 81 call at the
White House. "Wednesday.
The president wants r. discuss bust.
ness conditions and his anfl-tru-f pro-
gram With Mr Beftron. and if was
understood ipdae that The nomination
tf Paul Wasburg as a member of the
federal reserve board might he taken
ur at the conference Il was said at
the White House. however. that the
president had not considered appoint
ing Mr Bertrou tn she board in case
NF- Wareurg finally declined or failed
cf confirmation
Sir. Wilson also Nlll see a deiega-
iio- II Kansas city business men
"Wednesday and other leaders In the
business world are expected 70 can
within the next few weeks. Letters
- eiSed from men who have already
talked with the president have greatly
encouraged him
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
FINANCIAL LOSSES
CAUSE OF SUICIDE

HhlaEa- JalT lI-H n B-adley.
q member of g wealthy family -
farm ir1Hlemfrf Warlf1cfurers 81
Bradley Ili shot himself to-day in
bis room in a I0nnteHn hotel. in
FLEEING a wound thaf caused his
death tonight 1railes held the raroi-
Frr af hls temple ard the bullet de-
sfruFea the slgnt q both eyes Erad-
ieIs bone Is ln Oraua. "a H said
he had suffered financial reYfrxes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14

~ Billiard .r ~ ffaet4rt.rn rfsifaer
ffes- sdf4lqs.al shares. f-l 81
frtfrit lfe2
II eEI sHr#nlstl re- wfrf r1te ir
sioA4f.er - fte srfl-fre. ass ~ ftr
ir.ftt -satff. arf ntt e. s fxper1 t Iftt
litfa ftrss ans = Il rrt ~ tEaI al-
AF4s4tr li i1e dIFfiEra o. satisfy Haf
n ff~f nar fDrf1res saI ssfs Hft
FfFsits fn ere eomrang
Dlrest0fs a1rr1r aIfhaHf 1rerrrf-
atfli1J 1friefs s epfrarasf fFtas1fr .r
ffrturss Frrh ore .s f.rlNer q ttf
1nf ~ ifs lard
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
DRY ELECTION TO BE
CALLED IN VIRGINIA


k4Chmnna. Va. Juiy i5.-Out Of an
estimated total u t4s. coo qualified
fcters so Virginia. sss5s have sizn-
ed petitions calling upon Governor
Henry G STUART 30 call q statewide
election 81 decide whether liquor
shan continue 10 be sold ir the state
The petitions VIII be presented to-
rnorrus and Governor Stuart Is ex-
peefed to call the election for Septeln-
her Zz as provided by the enabling
act passed ty The last legislature
~ those WhU signed the petition.
1856 I've iR ;he counties most of
which already are @dry
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
RAT TRAPS
FOR NEW ORLEANS

<eW orleans La iaiy i3.-Ngre
than g. .geb rat traps Hil BE- used in
The war af fxferminafion on Tire SEQ.
soc rats blamed for the spread ~ the
buhrrle plague here. 30 Fss ANNOUNCED
tonight Rush orders have already
teen placed Tor this number ef traps
relxsd
Or William g. Rrckfr assistant
surgeon general ~ The United states
public health service. who IS in
charge ~ she plague erallcatlaN work
has alsp arranged with fhe pOFt can-
~. isaioners for the t-pfgofne ~ she
entire water front.
No deaths frum huhcn4c plague
81 urFad today aad M new cases were
reported
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
HOPE TO SMOOTH OUT
CONSERVATION BILL

Wasnir xtgn. July l1-Another
Waite House Tomorrow tu sm~eth eat
differences over conservation iegls-a-
ficn now pending r. congress
Among The participants VIII ne
President Wilson Secretaries Lane
ana Garrison, Democratic Leader In-
oklahoma
An effort viii be made 60 change
darn hsil 50 az 20 meet contentious
fnaf if would convey perpetual poser
nights to private capital and repeal
laws under which the big government
irrigation works have been built 4u
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
TRIMS To- EIN FROM CAPITAL
To tIKA Cruz AI IARIN DATE

MexIaa c8fY. JUS lz-The hief eH-
airfer ~ the Msyiesn railway left
Aefe feF Nera Dfas this morning e.
uisrniend ths work ~ repairing the
sap in fhe faifNaF outside ihe Aneri-
fsu zines fis expressed the opinion
that trains would be- running dire
fssm ;as eafta. aaa Nef- cruz r. d
9eW days
The formal Dresfnfatf0n ~ fran-
esero Carhajal fhH HeNly appointed
minister ~ fore 81 affairs. 70 the ti5-
rlomatie CORPS took place today Ten
ministers 9ud f5fe tharges. represent
Ing the powers here. met the new
head ~ the cabinet
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
FRIENDS SAY BRADLEY HAD
No FINANCIAL REtERSI1S

onsRa. Ia. jelly i3-B H. Brad
ieY haz resided here about two years
Fifh bis wife and dauznter. Mf
Bradley j. cripple and hsd net been
ir active business life for some time.
Friends here aifrhgfe his deed T.
si n-essn. dee laffnz ~ had nat met
WIN any financial reKersfs. Hrs
hraoley left for Chicago tenlghf
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
SEVEN KILLED BY
ITALIAN PEASANT

Bereamo. Itais Juis i5-SImons
FlAuette. a peasant af the village Ca
msfAia sorneiie Killed seven persons
presumably % satisfy old etudges IN
the cases ef seme ~ them He took
refuge n the monntalns. where cara
bineers are hunting him
Fianettr appeared IN the neiehb0r-
iuN Village ~ Sanaiovanni hiaBcp.
ARMED with wuu Coming upon the
village physician Dr Moral. he shet
him dead he proceeded a. the house
ai ihe parish priest. Father palenh
burst intp q Fnam where the priest
SOS sitting "a tht bedside of his step
mother ard kliled him before the
eyes ~ the Fiek woman. Who is dying
ffDW tie shock
tHnette's neat victim was ssgnnr
eiuaice thr secretary of the local aB-
thoriues and he also shot 70 death
aiudiccs daughter. Nalera.
nn lsayiue Giaalce's home Planettf
a'af towards the open country and
an his WAN killed thrive men who
acfe walking aivug the highway.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14

Buffalo. y Y July I3.-Judge
John r Hazel In federal court here
today appointed receivers for the
nifed states Light 4 Heating Co.
$1,000. 0ea corporation manufac-
turing car lighting and heating anpa
rafus
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
0UlNTUPLE TRAGEDY
CAUSED BY VISION

~ #=HHHHH ~Hts- trsA'H= $3.50 80
Ofan AIE ra. glis i4.-Egsxed by
q NIsl0a of ns wife and three chill
'aleH tortured 81 As1ts, Captain Gcnze
of the foreign legation. seized pis-
toi an1 killed them 81 theg slept IN
an effort u mve them from horrors
Nofse than deafh. ifs then shot and
killed himself
Tne captain .aft 6 letter saying that
- haf Suffered from h1lucinauqns
II eeer-iueFea force for some
months Iiie last and most vivid
passed az gF kly as the others and
he Nss confronted Eth sne b05ies q
nls victims
Overcome - grief o. fired q auiiei
through his arain.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
Another Eruption Of Mount Iassen.

Redding, Calf. July ls.-The six
teenth decisive eruption Of Lassen
Peak. since tne volcano first broke
into renewed activity on May 30 oc-
currcd at 50 p m. today s piebald
cloud half jethlack and half pure
white. shot several thousand feet into
the air
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
DR.. CARMAN To
TAKE STAND IN
BEHALF Of WIFE

Freenpft II 81. Jaly f8-Df. Ed
yin Carmen H0i take ths stand be-
Tore ne afana lary tomorrow in
battle lv ff. hf wife from the
harge 81 klanS Mrs LouI-r Bailey.
Nnp was mssteriousiY snot iu his uf-
& the nfsi nf June &C.,
1rs faFm8n herself s expected 10
NikF HumaN and take the siand
n "Wednesday 81 are for the first time
lhe Enh STORY ai the jealousy that ed
her - rpt telephone device IN her
husbands office that she might hear
his ecnKers aaas with his woman pa
glenfs
Airs Carmans attorney George
Levy. Examined jail today ElWooa
2 Bardas. fha prosecution chief Wit
ness h0 testified at The cororefss .n-
guest iflt j. was passing he Carman
nome heu thf fatal sho, Was fired
and saN womsu. 81 ham ne described
But eoHlG Hoi IDENTITY moving from
the rffie window toward ihs rear 81
tile yafd
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14

Vegetable Compound 30 / threw away
the medicines the doctor left ne and be.
gan taxing the Compound BEFORE |
had taken half bottle / uss able d ST
up and in short time was able 70 do
all my work. Your medicine has proved
itself able to Do all you say Il vii and /
have recommended ii 10 every household
have visited ~ Mrs NARY JolNsros
2l0 siegel Street, Philadelphia. IA.
Another Bad Case.
Ephrata, Pa. ~" About year age |
was down with nervous nrostrauon. |
was pale and weak ana would have hys-
teric spells, sick headaches and Tad
pain under my shoulder blade. was
under the care Of different doctors but
did not improve. was 80 weak could
hardly stand long enough todo mydishes.
Lydia +. pinkham Vegetable Com
pound has made me well and happy and
have begun 20 gain in weight and ms
face looks healthy now - Mrs. j. ".
HoRNBERcRR, X. No 3, Ephrata, Pa-
II you want special advice write to
IJdia U. Pinkham Medicine Co. tconfl-
deniiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter " i'll
be opened, read aud answered by
nvinan aud held Ia strict confidence.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14

tAt4tri OF The HeaFt,
e0ns,i ,iIation head
aches diz4iness,
Noise In my ears,
tinai. nervous rest
less feelings ard
sles fAcsuess
read IN the pa
per where q young
woman had been
cured Of the same
troubles BY taking
Lydia T. plnkhain )
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
Confirms Minister to sweden.

Washington. July ls.-The senate
late to-day confirmed the nomination
of Ira Nelson Morris OF Chicago % be
minister to Sweden.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
STRIKE VOTE Of
EnG|AEMEN To
Be MADE PUBLIC
assertion Naae n Chicago
That Naj0r''y Fas0rs e.
irene Aciio SiH HOPE ior
Settlement

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Harf+1 s. Srra. Eart ekisf frrl-
BEEF 1f ite Erc,a. 80 ot L1tlH a-
ure Erkin-tfs rl W carr
president - fhf lrs herha.d 81 fsa-
conceive firerer sri EnE.f+rIFr.
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said. tre faffrrrt mizht t- askssl
fn med aie lrlsf fee Er1utrr afr
I.HfffN arrt4t HHrrrM
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14
TWO NERVOUS
WOMEN
Made Well By Lydia (. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

PHILADELPHIA. Ia. ~ hbd a sewers
case Of nervous prostration, with palpl-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-14

81 iesiife ~ ftt present manage
nens ere commission afs. q is baf
fair fo Ev that Chairman Herard
Elliott ana HaiFar = iilufe iai
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Williams news., 1914-08-13
J. s. Button.

J. s. Button located in Williams in 1895 and has lived here ever since. He is a contractor and builder by vocation and has been instrumental in helping to make Williams what it is today. This is the first time that he has aspired to an office of this kind and he wants it because he eeds the $12O0 salary that it pays. Every one who knows J. s. Button, knows that he is we'll qualified for Justice of the peace and will fill the posi- tion with fidelity and honor, and will meet out justice to all who are brought before him. He will maintain an office where he can be found at all times.
Williams news., 1914-08-13
M. A Murphy

M. A. Murphy, of Flagstaff, an nounces that he wants the Demo- crats to nominate him for Clerk of the Court. Mir. Murphy hailed from Mass, but has lived in Ari- zona for number of years. About eight years ago he was 2 resident of Williams and later moved to Flag staff. At present he and his wife conduct the Confection Den at the County Seat. He comes from good democratic stock and is as capable and qualified to fill the position as any one could be. The democrats will nominate him be- cause he is hustler and will be found campaigning from the start to 6 P. M. Sept Sth.