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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Laws Will Be Up
 Before People
A Phoenix dispatch says:-

A Phoenix dispatch says:-
 Even moro revolutionary than va. considered Arisona's state cons,itu tion in conservative circles at the time of it's framing. are some of she lsws
 which the voters ofthe state will be called upon to vote November 8
 The publicity pamphle,s printed by the state for iniorcine the electorate e to the sort of lsWs initiated. sith the views of proponents and oppooeots represented. will be mailed put to every registered voter before tbe end Of the month. Proofs of lass and ssgo ments now available here indicate entertaining rosding fer Arizona voter- during the month Of September.
 The moss novel Of the initiated laws is that supposedly modelled after the New Zealand law. After making every man his own assessor. it pro- v.des that. the state may buy any mao's or corporations property ss hie or it. own valuation. How :ts own valuation. How it would work out is . matter of considerable specu. IstiUu.
 The moot radical is the so- called "SO per cent Citisspship" lsw. under which 30 per cent of mso os women by any individual or cos~ porstion muss bs qualified electors or D ative born ci,issns. Practically svsry industry and businese, big or |itsis, would be affect q aod sbonsands DOW working io Asisoos would be thrown out oi work. The Anti Blacklist lss is another drastic one. Is prohibits any smployer from sskios | In applicant for work. sny quessioos ,s to qualifications or previous em. ,lopmens oo psDslsy Q: at lsass on. 'esr is the psnitsntisry.
 rbs same slsmens iashe'ed the con- sisutionsi amendment. which sssks . deprive tbs legislature of the power Q correct . d. iscsivs law paced by hs people, by prohibiting the law nak,s from swsodios os repsaliue
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Novy's This !

We oner One Hundred UoIlazs as. ward for say csse of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hsll's CataFrh Cu.e.
 Fl. OHKxEY ( Co, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, hsvs knowp .. J. Chsnsy for the last lt ysass, and eslisve hin pssisetiy honosshls in all ousinsss transactions and financially shas sc casTy out any obligations nads - his Urn.
 WAxDGxe, KIxHAH ( NAIVE,
 Wholssals DFuGgists, Tolsdo, o.
 Halls CstasSh Cuss is taken intse ,ally, ssting directly upoa tho blood aud museus surface of tho systsm 1soaiDouials ssnt fSee. RFies 76 csuts pss bsttls. seN h. sll daeRises
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Arrives To Inspect
 ArIzona Militia

A Fort Huschucs sispstch say. .-
 Lieutsnsn Colonel W s Scott. of Fort Sam Houston. arrived here yss.. terdsy to make the inspection of the Ariso.. ... ..:... :. c:.SS sc:s. Col onei Scots is in charge of the militia sffairs for the southwestern depart meps. While ct Camp Garden Can yon be will deliver . number of leo- turee to the officers and non com mis stoned officers upon field duty sod night attacks. The Arizona boys srs working hard and enjoy ing it. Tbs camp has en wonderfully free from sickne
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16

SAssksd girl. No one can imagine the 0oandence l have in Dr. HiieS Hsare Ra0s1y." A. R. CANON. Worth. Nc.
 The unbounjed confidence As. Eaaon has in Dr. Miles Heart Rsa- .sdy is shared by thoussnds of spthers who know It's value from Hperience. Many heart disorders Vield to treatment, if the treatment e right. If you are bothered with ehort breath. fainsing spells, swel!- tag of feet or ankles. pains about ahe heart and shoulder blades. pal jitstiou, weak and hungry spells,
 vou should begin using Dr. Miles'
 Heat Remedy at once. Profit by lhe experience Of others while yos aay.
 os. MIIss' Nssst Remedy Is ses1 snS oussssasssd by sn SrveoIses.
 nsGss MEDICAL co- GndAase inA
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Lowell Labor
 Day Celebration

Committees to look after the vsri- ous departments oi the Lowell Larbos Day celebration were appointed st . meeting held by the general commit tss on Wednesday evening. Since then they have been vorkipg very ss- ns.tIy and met with great favor ct the hands oi all the business men in spits oi the hard times talk, says the Re- vlsW.
 The pso6ts derived from t5e cels- brat;on, if there are any. will bs turn. ed over to the fire department end ussd to help deissy sbs expsoses oiths cost oi the equipment.
 One oi the isatures of the eel, bsa- sioo will bs . sacs between tbsss stesm roliess, nov used in construction oi ths pew road. Anosbss will be the psessoes of . large Dunber os state and county candidates sho will bs given limited tune to make spescbss in their b. half. Is i. expected that the celsbsssion sill attract the largest crowd knews io the district ios yesss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
The Constitution
 Bars Women
A Phoer ix dispatcb savs

A Phoer ix dispatch ssys:-
 It has been discovered tn at the con :. 'titution provides that the Superin. tendent os Public Instruction must be man. For this reason. Mrs Krebbs picked hy the republicans to run for that office cannot make the race. They ~ill select sno' her nominee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
TUESDAY Politics and the
 Union Label
(Cliftou Copper Era)

(Chftou Copper Era)
 We vent to have . qu:ss talk with | labor union men in Grssnlse county .I waee earnsrs who are membess of | labor oresniz .tions here and elsewhere. working men who carry . union card in their pocket. A candidate for . state ofics er- rived iu Clifton last week and wanted come cards printed to hand around among the yo.ers of the district. The ssmpls of the card handed the local printer bore the union label oi the Phoenis Typographical union. whsn ssked if we could duplicate the card in this of6ce se replied that we could do co with the exception of the union label, 'os the reason that no printing office ia Gresolee county is authorised to use the union label, owing to the fact that there is an insufficient num- bef 0! printers engaged in the print ling business in this county to secure . Typographical Union charter. \ The state candidate . ated to the editor of the Era that he could mol afford to have his cards printed with. out the union label appearing upor
 them that he was s:vsid he would , loose the vote oi union men if he 'dit
 n,t have the union label on bis csrde land that he did nut have time to e1. plain tD union men shst be he'd tn, i. cards printed in Gfeenlee count, !, where there ~ss DO printers union. II There have been ins,snces in tb
 couuty campaign where candidate
 for county otbses have s~.: e..::1ss e..:s : lGreeulse county for their electio, , lcards :n order that the union labs ( night appear upon them.
 ei We want to ask tie union lsto ,, voters oi this county . fair ques' ion s Would your vote bs influenced i y this county, under the conditions se
 forth above. in favor of . csndidst
 ~hoss card besrs the union label. ( sgsinst the candidate who.e cards d
 not hear the union lsbelf
 4 Union labor men in Greenlee count
 know there is DO TypoRr.phicI
 Union in Greenlee county. and th
 resson why there is no union here bs of cause of the mere fact that there q l. not enough printers here to obtain 6 charter.
 O. Doesn't it strike you. thss wit 70 these con titioos we'll known. th b uaiou label card. printed outside , 'e the county and imported here fer ele' Id sionserioR purposes, iss cheap bid fs II she union man's vote!
 Fl Under the circumstsnces in thi
 county the union label candidate be
 littlss the intelligence Of the unio ,d man's vote.
 ,.I We ask you-members of labor or f, gsnisAtions in this county-does th
 siep oi the union label in this ooun,
 influence your vote for state or count
 o6acialsf
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16

led near a window 90 she could Gse her breath. One doctor sa!d. Poor child, she is likely to fall dead any t!ne.' A friend told me Dr. Niie6
 Heart Remedy ha1 cured her father. so l tried 1t. ane sle began to sm- prove. She took . great many bot ues. but shs . spared to - te- day, c fat, voGy
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16

Pisss elsss painting cpd pspss hsseiae. EssiDstss shsssssllg fos- ns,bsA. Lesve vosd q Ms Lswsvs -AA,-It L. H. CONLEY
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
From Saturdays Daily
Suporsissrs nset Monday

Sopofvtoofe uoet Wonooy The Board of Sopesvisors w,ll bs ie ssaaioa O Monday, wbso the tsx rate vill b fixed ios tue coming year. Hl is expected the rate uill b. fsei come Whsss srouod S5 oents on the oos hundred valuation. 0eves Arc Pieatiiul Rsposss are tbss dove shooting inI ths vicinity of she county sess is plentiful, and local oimrods vill go oat in the hills ,omorro~. aod expect 0 bring back the limit,
 lsit ior Florence
 Nr and Mrs John Walker. who left Thufsdsy for Florsoca via the Bor. doeland Route encountered . hiR storm between Huschaea Siding and Val which landed them in che mud ed 1t wss with much difficulty that thsy reached Tucson.
 Have Section Crew Here
 The E. P. and 6. W. have placed . section crew and foreman in Tomb atone to take care Of the Fairhau ks- Tombstoos line ard the Tombesons yards.
 Roads ln Bad Condition The roads about the county whil, 1savelable are somewhst wsshei ou' h spots, but it is useless to do an. general repair woik until sf CT th, rainy season. The bridge below towi on the road to the cemetary is stil 1hefe in the came dangerous con ditiop, but Chief Of Police Bravii statss that he will take the matter u with the Board next Monday and se what can be done by joint action C Che Board oi supervi- or. sud the Ci' Council.
 Returned from Bowie
 County stsuosrspber Miss Ma, Barton returned home lsst evsnin from Bowie. whers shs went to tal seooed in case in the justice cour of . man charged with robbery. H was bound over to the supsri, court.
 Church 10 City Park
 Don't forget the Sunday night eel vices in the City Park. Subject .The Church end the working man
 @. L. HORENE Pastor. Enjeyabse Evening
 LAss evening wss the marking another enjoyable event ct Tank Hi just below town. The girls bavil Ahe entsstainmsot iu basd had pr vided watermelon foF the occasion CT after ssmss had been played. the e' sire crowd enjoyed s' fsast" on tl juicy mslons, and the jolly party d not break up until ''wsy lsts" ( having enjoyed thsmselves immeos' ly. Returned from 0lIicial Visit
 Sheriff Harry 0 Wheeler rsturD' home last evening from . visit to q nosthssn part of the county on Q 6cial business.
 Rstnrned Iron 0ouelas
 County School Superintendent D Hutchius returned homo 'ass evenir from Dough-, where he went on bgiei official visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Two uexicans Arrestod

Joe Douineues and Ramon Gutter res xers .rrs>ted, chsFsed with como misisg the hold upsop Saturday night wbsa ioor Phosnix parties wers stop- psd within tbe city lim,ss sod robbed of the bslongioss tbsy then he'd with sbsm. The mso will in sll Likelihood hs tssu ferrsd to shs Msrieops county jail, e thsir crime eonstitu = . felony.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
From Thursday's Daily.

E H Reevss, Of the Reeves Fed 4 Fuel s-tabl shment. made brief visit so fsirhank tbis morning so receive . shipmsnt of small fish from the sov- eFnment csr which was going through. The 6sh are of the Catfish variety aud thrive we'll in this part Of shs oouotry. Ms Reeves will place them in his b,g reservoir ss the J o Bss ranch, near Tombstone.
 Return from Bisbes
 Ohsirmso A H 6ardner oi the Go chise Couasy Repubiioao Central Commit,ee, and County 1Treasurer Q W Hicks, seturped ho,,e this morning from Bssbee. where they V. nt on tusi {. | ns.s.
 Visitors from Gle soa
 Johs Glesson tbe we'll tnoSn Ilesson pioneer mining man, sc- cor psnied by his wife and daughter vere Tombstoos visitors today, hav- ing come over via auto on business. 0id.Time Resident
 Mrs Jsmes Riley. formerly oi Tomb atone, but os of Los Angeles is . vieitoI in Old Tombstone for several weeks having arrived today. Mfs Riley has many friends here wbo orc plessed to greet her back to her cid home.
 Back from Bisbee
 Rev ? \ Brule. of the Cssholis church, returned home yesterday from Bens Q. where he held sers,cs' isst Sunday. : On Official Business Il Sheriff Wheeler went to Bowie to. dsy on official matters. He will 70 } turn tomorrow. On Bu siness Il Wm J Graham. deputy sher
 iff at Lowell, lately deputy incom
 tax collector for Arizona bu, nov re
 signed, is . visitor in tie city tods , on bueioess mstters. 9 Benson Visitors . General Manager J A Gumm of tn D Southwest Lumber Company ct Ben
 son. end wife. were visitors in th
 county sect today from their hom
 in Benson. They were up in tbei
 Ford.
 Registered at Arlington VI Those st the Arlington hotel are.
 H Johos of San Diego. Cal. Wm
 Stephenson of St Louis. B H Rose t And G Yohe and wife Of Tucson. an = Dr 0 Posell of Bspson. |, Leave ior Florence N, and Mrs John " Walker left
 their Ford today for Florence wheI Mr Walker will cit as Referee in large water case which has over t~ hundred lisigants and which will tsl
 about three weeks to hear.
 On Vacation c Deputy Treasurer Frank Demafs' f is oil co his summ mer vacation and in f cidensly to look after his politicl . fences. Return from Douglas Mrs T KipgsSury and child re
 turned home this morning from Dous !. les.
 Leaves for Bowie
 County ssenogrspher Mics Msr
 Barton was an outgoing psssenge
 shis morning for Bowie, where sh
 goes on official business. 5be will re
 torn tomorrow. ! Returned this Morning
 Attorney Harry E Pickett returned
 home this morning from . brief sisi 60 Bisbee. Left for Bowie Il Attorney J T Kingsbury. repuoli' csn candidate Tor uomination to tb, office of county attorney, left thi , morning for Bowie. where he goes ol , . brief visit oo legal business Returns from Bisbee
 Mrs F,aok Demssest wife of Dep
 uty County Treasurer frsok Dsm.
 sssss, rstorDed home this mornini from Bisbee. where sbs has been fol sbe pact seversl dsys on . visit with iriends.
 Sack frem csppse Camp N Mrs James MeBFi5s sstoroed home sbis morning from Bisbes. after . ssv- srsl days visit with isisnds and Tsls si,ss in sts Copper Camp.
 Leaves ies Benssa i Attorney Lee o WoeleFy was %
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Eskseai nsillisa Asssrsd

Psssooss's nsW federal boilding is sssored by the sppsoval of the legal dspartms Of the sbstsses of deed, sssasmi,ssd to the Uaitsd Sta = At sosnsy wedossdsy by Ueissd States Oommissiooss Lss Hawosd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16

Aibsrta Invites ts lrrisatisa msssias
 OdRcisi aonouuesmeot of q . Tee . sy-6sss InssrossioosI Irrigation eon- vssss, which will bs held in Cslessy, 1, Albsrss, Oetotss s.9 inclusive. hes been received hg oovs Huns, vbo is ssksd to name 6fsy dsIssssss from ASisone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-16
Heart Disease Almost
 Fatal to Young Cir2

Ny daughter. when thirteen years 0hs vas 70 bad we had to place her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
ATLANTA MAKES
S2,500,0OO OFFER
FOR UNIVERSITY
E due alton Commission of
Southern Methodist Church
To Decide Matter Today

Atlanta, Ga. July Representa-
tives OF Atlanta appeared today before
tho educational commission OF the
Southern Methodist Church, in SEES
sion here, and offered s2,55o,ooo TO
secure tho Southeastern university.
which the Church has decided to es-
tahlish since 1t lost control OF Van
derbiit university at Nashville, Tenn.
Atlantas offer consists of Sl-5oo.ooo
In cash and 100000 In property.
The latter includes large acreage for
campus, and also the great Wesley
Memorial hospital, owned by the
Methodists OF Atlanta 1t Is under
stood that Asa Gambler, the coca-cola
multi millionaire, also told the COM
mission that he would back the uni
versity TO the fullest extent If the
Church would establish 1t in Atlanta.
Birmingham, Alabama, and Hen
Jacksonville, y. c., also bid, Birming-
ham offered $4,000 in cash and
property, and HendersonNlle proposed
10 contribute whatever sum may be
necessary. The commission will de-
eide tomorrow, and Atlanta is ex-
pected TO win.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
BOYCOTT Of STATE
FAIR IS ADVISED BY
Me THOOIST PASTORS
Ministers Adopt Resolutions
Condemning Organization
Because Of Sale of Liquor

+ Declaring they cannot Conscientious
ly attend the State fair SO long as
liquor Is sold on the grounds and ad-
visng their people to withhold their
encoura cement, influence ANA patron
age from the fair. tne Methodist
preachers of Richmond and vicinity,
In their regular weekly meeting adopt
ed the following resolutlons
Whereas. the Methodist Church has
always been opposed To the liquar traf-
fic. and by IT'S last general conference
and other conferences has declared
her unalterable and eternal opposition
TO IL. and
Whereas. We believe the liquor traf-
nc to be the greatest curse Of this gem
Grafton, and the greatest enemy Of
Christ and His Kingdom. and
Whereas Our loyalty TO Him makes
us unwilling TO countenance or en-
courage the liquor traffic In any way
but rather to frown upon II and To
do all IN our power to Danish It from
our State and nation, and
Whereas, the State Fair association
again intends Ia enter into the liquor
business. shown by securing license
to sell liquor al the fair in October,
and
Whereas we consider the sails Of
liquor ON the fair grounds, where wo
men and children and young men as
sembie, especially obnoxious and hurt
full and
Whereas the Richmond fair is the
only one In the state which runs "a =
looms on It's grounds in opposition and
In hurt to it's advertised purpose viz
10 encourage industry, agriculture and
education; ard
Whereas, many newspapers, organ
i2ations, individuals and relie, Gus
bodies have protested aginst the sale
OF liquor at the State fair, therefore
be Ii
Resolved. first. That SO long as liquor
la sold on the grounds we cannot CEN
scientiously attend the fair nor lend
our aid in any way towards making
Ii as success,
Resolved, second, That we advise
our people, for the sake of the great
cause OF prohibition, to rehuke the sale
OF liquor at this unfit and unsuita bic
place, by withholding their encour-
agement, influence, patronage and
presence from the fair so long as the
association persists in entering the
retail liquor business by operating the
saloens on its grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
GLOBE-C|RCl|NG
ARE0PLANE FLIGHT
MAY Be ABANDONED
Aero Club Withholds Sunction
Until Bank Guarantees
$4,000 Prize Money

New York, July 1.-THE aeroplane
flight around the world, planned as
one of the features of the Panama
Pacific exposition, has not Vet received
the sanction OF the Aero Club of Amer
lea and may have 10 he abandoned
altogether unless the bank whore the
exposition authorities deposited $3.50
900 in prize money complies with the
requirements for the sanction very
soon. The bank has not yet guaran-
teed to pay the prizes to the winners
of the proposed race upon the notii-
cation of the contest committee of tho
Aero club.
The Royal Aero Club OF Great
Britain sent the following cable today
to the Aero Club OF America:
Have you sanctioned around-the-
world aero racer Is prize money de-
posted? Cable today Aerodom."
Allen r. Hawley. president of the
Aero club here, promptly replied that.
inasmuch as the bank had not COM
piled with the tentative rules laid
down for the contest and guaranteed
to deliver to the winners tho prize
money when notified to do SO by the
contest consmittee the club could not
sanction the race, The clubs or the
two countries are closely Afflicted, and
without the santion OF tho Aero Club
OF America the race cnnot be held,
All the aviators who would COM
pete in the globe-Circling contest
would have to be licensed by the In
ternational Aeronautical federation.
of which the Aero Club of America Is
the representative. If they compete in
a race that had not been sanctioned,
they would be disqualified and their
flying license revoked. For the same
reasons, sportsmen and constructors
would not dare to enter the contest. 1t
was said today.
According To a statement by the
Aero club today. Arnold kruclSman,
|heronautical director of the Panama :
Pacific exposition. was to get the
necessary guarantee from the Anglo
London and Paris bank, OF San
Francisco. before starting for Europe
as the commissioner to arrange for the
flight in the various countries 10 be
straversed by the dying machines in
the race. The $4,000 set aside for
! the prizes was deposited in the bank
! by the exposition authorities.
Mr.. Kruckmsn> has been ir Europe
10 month or more. He carries with him
4letters from Secretary Bryan to the
.authoities of the countri.a:; We will islt.
Neither the British club nor the Amer
lean club has heard from the bank
Tor from Mr.. Kruckman in regard TO the
guarantee demanded by the Aero club
hAfore 1t will sanction the world flight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
Isolated Federals Fleeing In
Confusion Before Obregon's
Victorious Rebels
Massing At Capital
For Final Stand
Summary Punishment For F ed
eral Officers In Event of
Constituencies Occupation
of Mexico City

El Paso. Texas, July I4-Terrifed
BY the menace of death, Huerta's $50
lated army on the Mexican west coast
is abandoning the Pacific slope to
General Ohregous victorious rebels.
The federal commanders fear they
may be 100 late and find rail com
municatioa with the capital cut off.
When Huerta resigns and the con-
stitntionalists occupy Mexico City, 1t
is feared all federal officers may be
executed. driven from tins country, or
immured in prisons.
Rear Admiral Howard, commanding
the Pacific fleet Of the American navy,
according 10 claims OF constitution
ahst officers here, is constantly II. Is-
ceipt OF reports OF excavations by ted
erals. occupations Of cities and towns
by rebel forces. declarations Of arnis-s
tees and the exchange Of prisoners.
Federals Starving,
Within week, according To pres
ent indications. Huerta viii hold only
Mazatlan and Salina Cruz. on the west
coast Of Mexico. Mazatlan IS sur
rounded by Constituencies 70 such
an extent that the federal garrison is
not only poweriess, but starving
Salina Cruz it appears, IS held 10y
the federals only for the purpose Of
allowing landing place for the
evacuating army from Guaymas, and
to send army supplies when possible
TO the beleaguered garrison at
Mazatlan.
The evacuation of Mazatlan IS mo-
rnentarilv expected With its garrison
landed at SAUNA Cruz, and en- route
Continued on Second PaSeN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
BOARD CANNOT
PURCHASE FARM

City Attorney Pollard yesterday nott-
fed the administrative board that
neither 1t nor the council committee on
utilities had authority to purchase
city farm.
This question has agttated the minds
OF city fathers for some time. sum
approximating $4,000 Is now available
for the purpose. but council viii have
to direct tho purchase of the farm.
and then refer the details to either the
administrative board or the utilities
committee.