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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Miss Julia Lehamn, who has been
visiting for a few days with her par
ents in Crookston. has returned to the
state university to resume her studies.
Use our premium; : X parlor = anv after
noon or evening. 1t is always open.
For Wednesday and Thursday after
moons and evenings we announce a
special pure food demonstration and
premium exhibit. You're urged to
sample the goods Everything free.
No-Vary Products company, opposite
Hotel Dacotah.-Adv.
Announcement has been made of
the approaching marriage of Miss
Anne Eleanore Poupore to Mr. Ed
ward Albert O'Reilly and handsomely
engraved invitations have been issued
by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Poupore.
The wedding will occur Wednesday,
November 1S. at st. Michaers Cath
olic church and the ceremony will be
ing by Rev. Father NJ. ]. O'Driscoll,
in the presence of large company
Of invited guests.
The announcement will be received
with great interest by scores Of friends
as both young people are well known
throughout The state. The charming
bride elect Is daughter of Mr.. and
-uTS. JoSepn; II. fOupOro OF ~ reeves
avenue and is young woman of
many graces and accomplishments
She has gown to. womanhood in
Grand Forls and is graduate of the
local high 'school and the state uni
versity. Mss Poupore was very popu-
lar among the students at the insti-
tuition an6 made a brilliant career as
a student winning a number of hon
ors in tn, various departments. She
is a member of the Alpha Phi soror-
ity and vas prominent in social cir
cles and actively identified with every
phase o. university work.
Mr.. OReilly is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ell. O'Reilly. 80 North Seventh
street, .>ioneer residents of Grand
Forks. He has resided here since
boyhod and attended the local high
SCHOOL, taking a prominent part in
athletts. Mr.. O'Reilly has been en-
gagged in business in Fargo for the
past fw, years and recently moved to
Hurol s. D. He is an energetic young
businss man and numbers his friends
by tn legion.
Sores of friends throughout the
statewill join in extending good wish
es pr future happiness and pros
perry.
N. O'Reilly and his bride will be
at iome to their friends in Huron,
S. D.. after December Is. at 1850
Third street.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

over to where Bogser. III. Hound was
the one which had been hurt, you
know. when he stepped in the trap set
for Old Man Coyote.
No more trapping for us, eh, Bow
ser - said Farmer Browns Boy as he
gently patted Bowser's head. We've
learned just how cruel and dreadful II
is. haven't we, old fellow?"
Sammy Jay was too surprised to
even scream. He just flew over to the
Green Forest to think it over. Could
1t be that Farmer Browns Boy had
had change of heart? "You never
can tell. You never can tell" mutter-
ed Sammy Jay.
Next story-Old Man Coyote gives
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY
Trouble

Trouble.
The earth is big and round and round,
And floats in space just like q bub-
Upon its surface may be found
A lot of folks and lots of trouble.
The oceans are the big earth's ewes:
The mountains make thousand
noses:
The wales are ears. and surmise
Its mouths are when the earthquake
closes
Sometimes 1 wonder if the stars
Are bothered by q host of creatures,
And ships and teams and trolley cars
All crawling round among their
features.
I'd like to live upon the sun
A more than fireproof salamander-
Wnere nothing wicked could be done
AND nothing human could meander
Id even like to try the moon,
Shes SO serene and calm and
quiet
But then she may be peopled soon
Some Millionaire is sure to buy it.
The planets all are big and round
And float in space Just like bubble;
But each old orb where man is found
is just alive with trouble. trouble!
-Lurana Sheldon.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Mrs. Henry P. Mccain is the wife
Of the new adjutant general of the
United States army. and as such
will have a high place in army and
navy society at the capital this win
ter. Her husband succeeded General
F. G. Ainsworth about September 1.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Many a man who isn't coward j
afraid of consequences.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
Are On The
Firing Line

TUCSON, Nov. 5.-The University of Arizoos College of Agriculture has several men on the firing line. This firing line, however. is net located ip Europe, but it is in the fertile valleys of Arizona. A strenuou. campaign is heing carried on Tor the purpose of in- ducing the farmers of Arizons to take little more interest in their own welfare. The men who are fighting on the firing lire are the Farm Advis- 1rs of the Agricultural Extension Ssr- vice Their ammunition is not "shrap. nel" or ''dum- dam" bullets. They are bonbsrdiog the state xith prees srt:clee, lectures and perfonaI visits to the farmers. It is hoped that the Army of Farmers will not be able to longer repel the attacks conducted through trips to different parts of the state. the Agricultural Demonstration Train, Fsrmers' Institute, Cooper stive Demonstration, the Farmers Short Course. Boys and Girls Clubs and the like.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
THURSDAY
Motorcycle
 Race Tomorrow

Tomorrow morning begin ping ss about 6 o'clock, or possibly before in the ueighborbood of twenty motor cyclists will pass through Tombstone enrouts to Phoenix This is the Fl Pssc so Phoenix motorcycle rsce, which left Fl Psse yesterday, They will stop sll night in DougIss, tbe night control they will leave there somoErow morning ct 6o'cloek, rass through Bisbee and i'ombstone, and go ou to Tucson, vbsrs they will spend the night. and continue oa the nezt dsy to Pbesnix.
 Tbs participants iu ths El Psso- Phoenix Fsos gre striving for prisss sggregssiog 5000 The 6rst prize is 400; che sscood Sz50 and the third l150. there being two prizes oi $50. 10 Pboenix the participants is the 'soss- coonsry sscs sill be entered in | hs track rsee. which will be . part of | hs program st tbe state fair. There ill bs $500 in psisss ios this rsss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
THURSDAY
'Maricopa Slim
 Killed In Duel

PHOENIX. Nov. 6-"Maricops shu." Deputs Sheriff Powers Of the 8 P st Msneops wss shot and killed
 Wednesdsy nistt by an empioye O the Al c Barnes circus, while the circus train wss on She si5;SG .: Msricops.
 There was some trouble between ths circus employees in one of the cars and Powers interferred. One of the pegroes drew . gnn and "Maricops Slim" sbot at him seven times. The negro shot Powers in the stomach, and be died three minutes aiterward. The negro was tskep to Florence, and is expect d to die.. PoWe q funers, will be held in PhSenix today He was one of the most fearless of6c<rs the 8. P. ever aad, and it is . wonder af all who Eoev him tbss he had not been killed ,s'ofs this.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
Tombstone Goes En-
 tireIy Democratic

The entire democratic ticket was elected on the city ticket Tuesdsy at the city election.
 For coun ilmen, c B Wilrcn present deputy clerk ot the su perior court was elected to the frst ward, Lee Hutch- icon present deputy recorder to sss aecond ward, County Attorney W G Gilmore in the third. and W M Csv- ansugb to the fourth ward. All are energetic citizens of Tom bstope, end ID the city council will prove a vsla- able asse; to the city government.
 Present councilmen Frsnk Demar est deputy county treasurer of the let ward, Assessor EA Hughes of the second, H M Eckermsn, manager of the rombs'one Lumber yard of the sbird. and VIM Cavsnsugh of the fourth, have all been for economical government in the city. and have always worked to that end unsireipgly. City Clerk Lee o woolery. has also during bis incunbency proven . com. retent olicisl in ibe city government. and in that capscity has made good.
 Mayor W F Krc hes becker, sho hs. msde one of the Invest mayors Tomb sione hes ever had, was sgsin reelected to the place. Mir Kuchen becker is . good man for the msyorsI,iy and hes in the ps-ttwo years of bis in ncumbenc proven this by bis good public work ip that capacity.
 George Bfsvin, e chief of police of tbe city hss been slwsys attentive to his duties day and night, and in this capacity hes proven sn official of 1 worth. and wss reelected to sbe office again for the seventh time. Durii z i bis swelse yesrs incu a bency Mr Bravin has also filled the position of tax collector in the city. bss made good viice man in shis sud through his ef7osss the leIinqnent tax liss during the pest weive years has been kept down to sI minimum.
 The new officials take hold of the mces for the next two yesrs on the rot of the year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
THURSDAY See Arizona
 In the Movies

See Arizons first and see it in the movies. It is getting to be to lay. that If you waut to believe anything you must fret see it in the moving pictures. Arizons is to be "filmed." Vet in the wild and wooly way; not to sbow the cowboy sed the csctus. but to show the farmer with hries,ed scree. The great mines putting out . million pounds of copper . day; great smelters, wide iorests, cattle
 cenes, ranges and .oundu!s; views of the orange and olive groves places that are as delightful e . spo, in Parsdise. Tbe hot springs, the re. soits; the res'ful pisces, the great Roosevelt dam. wonderful dnves and continuous chain of wonderful sceues and beauty spots.
 To make . film of this kind requires care end attention and c great deal tf
 york. Araoge me nts haze been m de by the Arizona Fair Commission 10 have moving pictures taken oi the biz event in November. After the fsi',
 Robert A Turnbull will make c trip
 over the state. taking phot osrapbs of
 the most attractive features. This ii
 ot . money makiog proposition
 The cost cf taking the film will be
 smsli aud practically the only charge
 No section can afford to be missed
 from thie eeries. Big results vii
 coue from this advertising of the dif.
 fere nt possibilities of the state Turn
 bull will take . copy of the film t the east and will sbow the picture over . big moving picture circuit which includes the big eastern cite. Every week thousands will sec tn
 Arizona film and get . bette
 knowledge of the state than they cal l obtain in any other way.
 } The average customer is under i mistaken idea ss to what Arizon , really ie. There is no better way ( I giving him . true conception oi th resou,css in this great state, tban b ueans of moving pictures oorrect'
 taken. ehow the easterner that Ari
 roma is not altogether wild and wool put is worth while. The film will Q an open icvitation to visit the stai 0 that is 60 rich in natural resourc o -tbe stste that is 6estined to becou 4 leader in the march oi progress,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
THURSDAY Getting Up Con-
 test for Women

The following taken from the Tue. son Citi.en will te of interest to m.uy Tombstone people.
 K Kyle, who succeeded E L. Tin- ker ss ss!ety supervisor of the El Ps.o & Southwestern. reached Tucson to- day on his 6rst trip in bic new cspa. city. He is alec train inspector.
 MT Kyle is getting up a conte.t for the women employees of the road or women who are members of employe, fsmilies. There are no age res,ric- tions.
 A prize of $l0 is offered for the bs., article about "ssiety First" a3d fo-aU tb~ SC that csn be used, spsce rates will be paid.
 Articles must be written on one side Of paper only and signed by full nsme. giving full address and reia- tiousbip of the writer to employe and addrf secd to the safety bureau of the Ei Ps'o & sou'hweste'n system. EI Psso, Texss. and they must ell be in before December 1, 1914.
 The prize will be svarded as s,oo liter contest closes e possible. Un. sss there a.e twenty-five articles cent D, the terms of the coutess will be old and DO article will be considered. l 10 articles will be returned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
THURSDAY
Build Bridge
 At Pima Station

SANFORD, Nov 4.-Grahamc coun- ty supervisors -tarted another link ip the state road systea. lac, Saturday when they ca led an election for the purp se of bonding the district for . bridge across the Gila at Pima stss ton
 Tne bridge will serve a considerable automobile and wagon traffic, that is now diverted across the river by means of an uncertain ford. Pima is On the Arizona Esstsrl line from Bowie to Glote, and is c point of considerable importance in that section Of ths country.
 The bridge will be of concrete, and will cost in the neis shborhood of fiiteer thousand doilars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
Notice of Application for Survey andWith-
 draWal Under Acts of Congress Approved August l8, 1894, and June
 20, 1910
tApplicaticn for Survey No. ls,

Complication for Survey No. l9, Unitei States Land Office at Phoenir. Ari l zona
 No'iee Is hereby given that application. dated septemoer. 2i, Ior4. signed by the t;overnor of Arlona. the chairman of the State Land Com mission and Attorney General of Arizona was made to the Comm ssioner of the Geuer.i Land Ofhee. Washing:os'. D. C.. for the sur vey and withdrawal. pursuant to the provisions and by authority of the Act of Congress ap- proved June 20. 1910 fs6 Stats. s6s) and other Acts anc part, of Acts made applicabie thereto. Of the lands embraced in the foiiowioe town sh'ps in Cochise county. Arizona. siz:
 T. ;as. Ks. 2. ssE: T. IsS, RaaE: IT. I.S Ks 1I &2a E, and unsurveyed pol ston oi asE: T-ISS. Rs 2r& 23 F, and the portions of 70 S ~, ' outside Chuicahua National Fosesf: T. r7S. K 32E. that portion within Seate of A1isonai .. IoS. 2oE, and unsurvsyed poS'ions s Of ar < a.E; T: ars. Rs g $ asE; T aaS, aaE. unsu.veyed portion; T 24 $. R. arE. that portion outside Coronado National Forest G 5 R B & N.
 No''ce is therefore gwen that sbe vithdravaI and IT ervsfion Of all unsurveyed lands in the said townships will be elective from and after September z5. Ier4. the date of receipt bv the Comm's oner of the General Land of5ce of he aforesaid Ioint apPhcaiiou for survey and with draws, which said withdrawal win continue unul the expiration of sixty day, rom he date of 6line in the U Land oftice at Phoenix, Arizona, o4 the o(- hciai plafs Of the survey os said towns hips dur ng which time the Stafe Of Arizona win have he exclusive night to s<l<ci, through ns legally 'oosttuted authorities. any of the lands em- 'raced within the said townships which a.e no, included in any adversc claim.
 Dated Phoenix. Arizona. Oct IS. rerT
 THOMAS F wEEDIN,
 Register.
 JOHN I BIRDNO
 Receiver. First pub Ocs ra rorx
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
Application for Sus-
 pension of Rates

TOPEKA, Nov. { duplication for the suspension o! the new interstate 'atee on poultry, eggs and butter to Arizoos, California, Nevada. New Mexico. Washington and Oregon was filed with the interstate commerce coo mission. The new tarih to be- come sff ctive November l5 provides for suspension of all concentration and storage 10 tssnsit privileges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
THURSDAY
THURSDAY Mountain States Co. to Give Race Service

The nountsin 6estss TslspLobe i
 Telegraph Compsss will give . con. i.
 pIsts sssvies ou tho El Peso Co Pbss-
 sis Auto Rses ss the various ehssaisg
 ssssioss. The compscy provided shis essvics isss yssr and vss entirely saiisfaesosy. The ioesl ofbeisls de clare thss shis year is will bs made moss 70. The chsesios ssssioos to bs ssten esss of gre e soIIovs: Demine. Losdsbosg. Dsnslss. Bisbss, Tomb Deoos. Tuesos. Fiossues, Nsss and Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
Arizona mur-
 dsrsrs Will Hang

PHOENIX, Nov. 6.-Whils vosiul shs sssss dry io shs election Tossdsy shs Des ed women of Asisooa eeo~ osussd se dsssh 1fssss nsrdssess. whe hsys bsss bs,d b ths FIossaes psei- ssssissy ssdsF sspsisvs pssdisg sbs ssessos q bsiIosinG O sbs proposal e shslish capital pusishmeot. The sssssss Q se sssighs oads practically ssrssis, visb shs ssesptiss q psohi. bjaisa ssA shs psspssal te limis rail rcd pesssuess faso eo thsss ssses pr nfls, thss sll nsssssss Wsss 6sesased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
From Thursday's Daily.
Buys An Overland

She if Harry c Wheeler is the pos,essor O. new Overland quo | sv- ing recently purchased same from the Doogiss agency. Sheriff Wheeler is we'll efficient in the handling of sn auto and iu the performing of the dutie. Of his office sn auto is . va'u- able asset.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
Back from Fl Haso

President wv Tasker, oi jhs Imperial Guard Mines Company. rs- turned home this morning from [ business viei, to Fl Paso. Mir Tsskel alec made short visit to Dougla' while enrouts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
From Saturdays Daily
Over from courtiaad

)ver from courtiaad
 President Wm Hoimes of the L file Mining c'mpsoy at Courtland is vi'itor in the county seat for several lays on busine mat ere. To Bisbee
 Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy c we.eh ID nt today flu bisbee. havmg gone 'Ser on oi6cisl mstters, which reqa,,- ad he stteotion. Returned from Douglas
 Cornty S-hool Superintendent, Mi.s Minnie Linfz returned home ths morning after 6 brief yisis to Dous- las. Miss L;nts ~as elected to the office by sn overwhelming majority. Watched the Racers
 A large crowd oi local people were out early this morning to watch the motorcycle rscers go through to Tue. son. Ire motorcyclists left Douglss this morning at five min ste intervals, begioning g, o'clock instead of six as previously reported. Al made good time, within the two hour limit. Their time leaving Douglas and sr- irving here appears in another coi- umn.
 Here from Douglas
 Attorney D A Richardson and " P Miller both of Dougla las were among the visitors in the county seat today on business before the superior court. Returned from Bisbee
 Probation Offi;er A W Howe Re- tnrned home this morning from . 1, V dsys visit to Bisbee. In for Visit R r Kyle, safety supervisor of ths E X $ ". .ou-in-law of Mir .r d Mrs F N w. lc ,tt arrived n tbe coun- ty seat today for 6 brief -tay OF busir ness.
 In from Naco Miss Mary NJ Williamson. Tor se-- eral yesrs enc. of the efficient teachers of the Tombstone public schools ar- r.ved in the ccunty sest this morning Tor visit over Sunday with friends Miss Williamson is now teaching al Nsco.
 Returned from Bisbee
 Mss Eda Cioch chetti, and Mise Luc, Care';o, who is spenoing severs
 weeks in Tombstone, the Ruest C
 Miss Ciocbetti, returned home tbi
 morning from Bisbee. whe re they bay,
 been on . brief visit.
 Opens Saloon
 l Barney Anirino, one of the vel
 known old timer miIolneists of Tomb b
 stone, today threw open the doors o
 the Tombstone Bar, in the buildin,
 formerly occupied by the Tom bstou
 Billiard Parlors, next to the Americal
 Kitchen and extends welcome to nj
 Tombstone friends.
 Over from GIeeson
 i John Gie.s 'n and wife were visitor in the county seat today from thei
 homes Glt eson. Mir Gleeson cam
 over on business. while Mrs Gleeso,
 srent the dsy in shopping. They vii
 return Monday to be on hand whe,
 the Gleeson-Costello case comes u
 for tr al in the superior court befor Judge Lockwood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
From Friday's Daily.
Here from 6arces

lere from 6arces
 Me . J.u K , and Ztno Aston 'efe sieitors iu toe county .eat yes- efday from the ir home at Garcss. MT Aston is carrying . very sore hand ss esnlt of having one of his fingers on ,is left hard severe,y injured by being taught in . rope wbile in the act of 'oping . calf. Kept Busy
 Manager Garder CT oi the HIsoSues Water Company reports many nsw rusto mers during the past two montbs which goes to chow that Tombstone is | gradually picking up. Corrected
 The new city officials elected on th. 3rd will take office on the l6 of the prescnt month instead of the let of the year as reported in these col- umns yesterday. The council will meet on Tuesday next to csnvsss the vote cast, and on the 18th to turn oyer the various offices to the newly elect ed.
 Back from New Mexico
 E Wes,ervOt, focal depot agent of tha E D {, w .o.,.A hoo .h,. morning from various points ip New M' x,co. where he has been on . vacs- ton trip. Mir Wtstervelt reports A good trip, but like all others ~ bo have ever been in ombstone, he is glad to get back.
 Married In Tombstone Stealing a march on their many friend, John Wsteon, assi tspt cssh,sr of the Miners aud Merchants bsnk and Miss Tyne Hendricksop, both of Bisbee were quietly married here yes- terdsy.
 See the Motorcycles If you want to see the mo,orcy cle
 rscers go through tomorrow ycu vii
 have tC get out before 7:30. They | will not check here but will go righ
 on through. All child en on tt'
 streets will have to talk. car,
 and keep of the main section of th,
 BorGerlsnd route passing through tn, city.
 l Returned Home
 Secretary J x Gsines, of the Go
 oh se county Taxpayers association
 returned home from an official visit [
 Bisbee and Douglas.
 Left for Bisbee ' F. NJ Hayes, ss is.apt cashier of tn Frst National Plank, accompanied b President CL Cummings. lei. thi rnorning for Bisbee. making the tri via Mir Hawes' Studebs ker.
 Back from Douglas
 Deputy Recorder George Gsllen re turned home this morning from Don, ias, where he has been on official us ness.
 Buy New Auto The hoard of supervisors yes erd q 10 session opened bids for the pur has
 of new automobile. Alter cons,dei
 stion of the various bids submitted
 Velie ''Six-6O" was purchased by th
 buard. The machine is the height ( perfection, and will fill the needs ( the sheriff. office. The old Cole cal which has. been in use for the pas three years Was sold 10 the bighe:
 bidder. It is interesting to note ths
 this machine sInce in use has traveie t..-.1-ux,- o.n 1nn -.t !,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
Corrected
Back from New Mexico

E Westervot, focal depot agent of the E P X s W, returned home this morning from various points in New M' x,co. where he has been on . vacs- ton trip. Mir Westervelt reports a good trip, but like all others ~ bo have ever been in Tombstone. he is glad to get back.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
Returned from Oouoias

CoLnty SJhOol Superintendent Mi.s Minnie LiutE returned home th 6 morning siies brief visit to Doug. las. Miss L;ntz ~as elected to the office by sn overwhelming majority.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08

Mes Ju K , and Ztno Aston were sieitors iu toe county ,eat yes- tefdsy from the ir home ct Gareas. MT Acton is carrying . very sore hand ss resnlt of having enc of his fingers on his left hard severe'y injured by being caught in . rope while in the act of coping . calf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-08
From Bisbee

From Bisbee
 U Bowen chairman of the Coehise County Democratic Ger trsl Commit tee, was . visitor in the county seat today I om Bisbee, paving come over ou business before the board oi eupes,. vieor-.