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The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
LECTURES FOR STORE WORKERS
Establish ments Cooperate with
wOman's Clinic Auxiliary.

In cooperation with the Woman's
Clinic Auxiliary. several Of the large de-
partment stores here are planning pro-
grams of social service benefits for their
employees. Woodward & Lothrop and 5.
Kanns Sons & Co. announce that lee
lures for their female employees Will be
conducted regularly. The lectures are to
be given by DIR. Einora Folkmar, super
intendent Of the clinic
At Julius Garfinkle & Co. pay envelopes
last week contained cards explaining the
nature Of the service that will be rem
dered them by the clinic, and the hours
to apply.
At woodward Lothrop's the en-
ployes were divided into three groups,
each group to hear three lectures. The
first. on "The Story of the Birth Of a
New Life" was delivered Tuesday. The
second. Special Hygiene for Women
and Girls" was delivered YESTERDAY. and
the third, which will be given today. IL
entitled, THE Dress. Conduct. and Social
Relations Of Women"
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
WILSON WILL NOT SEE HUERTA,
Mexican Will Not Be Received nj
the White House.

Nictoriano Huerta will not be received
at the White House should he apply there
today. This information was obtained
yesterday from an authoritative but un-
official source.
Huerta was severe in his personal conf
ments on the President. according to the
diplomatic advices received confidentially
at the time Huerta was in control in
Mexico.
There has been no application made to
the White House yet for an interview
by anybody representing Huerta.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
CADET CORPS WINNERS NAMED.
Tn hurston Announces Result of Rifle
TOurna ment.

Tourna ment.
Assistant Superintendent of Schools
Thurston, in charge of the cadet corps
Of the public schools. yesterday an
nounced the winners of the recent rife
tournament of the school militia The
winners are:
Interschool match - Central High
School. total points, 1.01l: second, Nc
Kinley. 1,052: third, Western, $50: fourth.
Eastern, 979: fifth, Business, 632. Batta-
lion match-McKinley, $40; Central, s4;
Western. 7s1; Eastern, 7l5: Business. 67s.
Company team match-Company !. Cen
trail. 100: Company F. Eastern. 6s6; Com
pany II, Western, 619; Company A, Gen.
tral. 6O3; Company B, Central, 596: Com
pany c. Mckinley, 533; Company E.
Business, ass.
Himmler. of Mckinley. won the Off
GERS match. score, 1885, Stokes, of Gem
trail. led in the junior marksman's s
match. score 1874.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
BETTER LIGHTING APPROVED,
Powerful Globes to BE InstslIetl
by Comm issioners.

improved methods of street lighting
were approved by the District Com
missloners yesterday. at the behest
OF the electrical department On
pennsylvania avenue southeast 200
powerful globes are to be installed
100 in Maryland avenue southwest.
from the Capitol grounds to Seventh
street, and in Sixth street southwest
from Pennsylvania avenue to Vir-
ginia avenue.
Electric lighting of judiciary SQUARE
is another plan. Other streets 10 re-
ceive improved illumination are
Eighth and Eleventh streets SOUTH
east, and Louisiana and Indiana ave-
nues from North Capitol street TO
Seventh street northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24

Saying farewell to their friend In need,
Thomas A. Jones. the one-time blockade
runner of the Potomac, who, from COM
passion and without price, had guided
them to the river. the assassin and his
companion. Herold. showed off in their
skif from the Maryland shore. to cross
TO Virginia, in the evening of Friday,
April 2l almost at the hour that Booth.
seven days before, had fired the fatal
shot at Lincoln.
The little cove in which they had en-
barked, Dents Meadow. was calm and
still: but as Herold rowed the boat out
Of 1t in the white fog that soon obliter-
ated all traces of the bank the two
heard in the broad river a sound un-
familiar to either the rover or the des-
perate, pain-racked man who sat in the
stern seat. and carefully shielded with
an oil coat the candle that lighted his
compass.
1t was the wash Of the flood tide of
which Jones had failed to warn them.
1t ran strong in the channel and over
the shadows of the great stream. here
five miles wide. In short time the
voyagers were in its grasp. being swept
steadily up stream, though they sought
by the aid of the compass needle to keep
the boats head toward the Virginia
shore. where they hoped to effect land
ing at Machodoc Creek.
Booth and Herold had set out from A
point near Popes Creek. Above there
the river makes great turn Around Mat
thias Point. on the Virginia shore. its
actual course in consequence being for
some miles northeastern
As they were swept into this great
bend the refugees lost their bearings
completely. Booth anxiously held the
candle over the compass glass until its
drippings obscured the rapid turnings of
the card beneath but Herold could not
Law course from his promptinss that
brought them to land.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
Judge Considering Horn Case.

Boston. April 23.-After hearing botr
sides in the matter of the habeas corpus
proceeding in behalf of Werner Horn. Il
German officer who attempted to blow VI
the International bridge over the St
Croix River. Federal Judge Morton to.
day took the case under advisement
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
Peace May Change Pope's Status.

Amsterdam. April 23.-"Concluson Of
peace may solve the question of the
financial status of the Holy See making
the papacy independent of the gifts OF
the faithful SAYS the Baynscher Kurier.
Steps have been undertaken In Rome in
this direction"
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24

There are about ZOO female authors.
editors, journalists. or reporters In Eng
land and Wales.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24

At the last count the United States ma
tional bank notes in circulation amount
ed To $1lSUS ,53,.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24

Lacquer and varnish can be removed
from metal with a mixture OF ammonia
and alcohol.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
Near Federal Gun boats.

Hour after hour Herold rowed. He
was not robust and this labor probably
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

NEh, Sec. 3, 160 acres-S24.60. c..
Johnson. SEA, Sec. 9. 1e0 acres
S12.30. Eleanor Miller, Lots 1 and 2,
Sh NEA, Sec. s. 162 acres-$3222.
d. II. Seaver, NWA, Sec. 8, 160 acres
$3.50. w. n. Pintler, VIZ E1s, Sec.
10, 160 acres-S22.20. Oregon, Cali
fornia r. X. Co., E1s NEh. Eh sen
Sec. 10, l60 acres-s23.40. Oregon
California r. r. CO., E1s Eis, Sec. 25,
160 acres-523.t0. Milton NJ. BEEN,
Lots and 5, Sec. 81, 20 acres-S3l.45.
Emma G. Robinson, NWA. Sec. So,
1G0 acres-$l950.
Township 13 South, Range 10 Wect
w. ID. Satterlee, NWA NWh, VIZ
SWh, NWA, VIZ NWA SWh, Sec.
"a, so Gcrcs-S9.25. II. w. Hetzler,
ME- NEh, NJ NWh, Sec. 20, 160
acres-$ll.10.
Township 13 South, Range II Weot
Victor Evens, NWA NWA. Sec. 2,
10 acres-S3.30;, NEh NEh, Sec. 8.
40 acres-S3.3O. Matte Twombly. lest
of SWh, Sec. 4, 160 acres-$23.40.
@. F. Brocha, SWh NEh. NJ SEA
SEA SEA, Sec. s, 160 acres-S32. 80.
Walter A. & Anna Green, Eh NWA
SWh NWI4, Sec. s, 8 ncres-si.1S.
Harry Wright, WE NWh SWa NWi4
NEh SWA NWA. Sec. s, Is acres
S3.53. Edwcrt Holt. WIZ SWh SWh
NWA. Sec. s. 5 acros-s1.1S. Robert
Aistro, Eh SWh SWh NWA. Sec.
s, acres--s1.1s. l.. l.. Dyer, q part
Of See. II, acros-s6.G6. Maud c.
Ready. Lots 4. and G, SEA SWh
OK, so much thereof that IA laid out
Ia KcadyG Add. and Tcklninks Add.
70 Waldport; Sh SEh. ex. 16 acres,
Sec. 10. 1SO acres-$i2S.65. Marion
Euble, NEh SEA. Sec. 10. 30 acres
--S22.75. g. l.. McKonna, Lots 2 and
., Sec. 10. 9 acres-$i.70. Clara
Hoover, o part OF Sec. 10. u acre
s0Si. Marion Ruble, Lot 3. SWh
NWK. NWh SWh. ex. 10 acres sold
and that part plated as Waldport
Helghts, Sec. 20, 90 acres-s39.05.
Thos. II. Miller, Lots 3, 4 and 8, Eh
Lot 6, Sh NWA. ny SWA. NWA
SEA, Sec. 27, EOS acres-$l2.00. II.
p. G.. Anderson. Lot 9, Sec. 1S, "a
acres-SS.00. Geo. Il. QuIgle, Sh
SWh, Sec. rs, SO acres-s2G.00. II.
p. c. Anderson, NEA SEA, Sec. 10,
40 acres--S9.40. Maud G. Ready, Wa
lNWh, Sec. 20, so acres--siS.S0; NEA
NWh NEh, EIa SWh NWA NEh
Sec. 30, 15 acres--S3.5S. Ingra Allen,
NEh SWh, Sec. 32, 20 acres-S765.
Township 13 South, Range t2 West
G. l.. McKenna, Lots /, 2, 3 and 4,
Sec. 10, 13i acres--S1G45; Lots 1,
and Q, Sec. "a, 106 acres-Si4.1O.
Maud G. Ready, Lot 4, Sec. "a, 15
acres-$S.23.
Township II South. Range 0 West
Oregon. California Il. II. Co., EM
NEh, SEA, Sec. /, 240 acres-s29.25
Monta Smallwood, Test. Of Lots 3, 4
and s, SEA Swh, VIZ NEh Swh
Sec. 9, $50 acres-s1S1S. Myrtle A. a
Thos. j. earns, s1a NEh, SEA Nwh.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

NWA SEA, Sec. IL, 160 acres-sl9.5O.
Oregon, California II. Il. Co., NWA
NEA, NEA NWA, SEh SWA; Sh
SEA, Sec. 13, 200 acres-S33.60. John
Veason, VIZ NEh. VIZ SEA, NWh
SWA, Sec. 16. 4S0 acres-$28.35. ].
N. Hegman. VIZ NWA, NWA SW't
Sec. II, 100 acres-S19.43. j. N. Hs..
man, NEA SEA, Sec. IS. 40 acres O.
$50. Oregon, California II. r. &
NEh. Eh WA. SEA. Sec. 25, 30
acres-sl71.00. ID. NJ. Ross, Sia SE
Sec. q, 80 acres-$30.S0. Napoli,..l
Lice, Nis SEA. sen NEA, Sec. -,
100 acros-$22.t0. David G. Blair,
NWA, SEE. 80. i60 acres-sl650. ID.
NJ. Ross, VIZ NEh, Sec. "a. so acres
-$l4.00. A. +. Ross, Eh NEh, N]h
SEA, Sec. "a, l6O acres-S23.00.
Township II South, Range II West
Thos. II. Miller. Lots 26, 27 and 2S,
SEC. 3, i26 acres-$4.50. Thos. II.
Miller, Lots l5. 16. IL and 18, Sec. 4,
1877 acres-S6.00. Il. l.. Clark, Lot 20,
Sec. d. IL acres-S1275. Marion
Ruble, Lots z, 10. 15 and IS, Sec. q,
l60 acres-$3S.25. Thos. ii. Miller.
Lot 2. Sec. 10. ~ acres-S1.50. Hugh
johnson, Sh SWh, Sec. IA, so acres
-Sl6.SS; Lots G and o, VIZ SEh
SEh SEH, Sec. 15, 200 acros-S45. 90.
NWh, NEH SWh. Sec. 23, 200 acrss
-S4l.63. John l.. Murphy, EIs SEh
SEA NEA. Sec. 23, 120 acres-S2O. .25.
John l.. Murphy. SWh NWk, Sec. "a,
40 acres-s6.75. II. L. Clark, Sh SEh f.
NEh SEh. Sec. 2S, $40 acres-S33.75.
A. c. Beamer, sen NEh, Eh SEh
NWA sen, Sec. 80. 100 acres-$5l.C Co.
II. l.. Clark. NEh. SEk NWA. Sec.
90, 200 acres-s5S.25. Joseph s. Crafts,
NWh NEh. Sec. "a, 40 acrcs-s5.63.
]. w. Ingle. NWh NWA, Sec. "a, 20
ncres-S5.G3. Sam Hays, part OF Sec
50. 61 acres-S15.75. Andrew Il. Tro.
gan, Eh SEh, Sec. 80, so acres
SLIPS. Il. +. Sox, VIZ SWh, Sec. 80,
so acres-$11.25.
Township II South, Range fa West
Ella Reynolds, SWh NEh. Sec. IL,
30 acres-$4.S4. Marion Ruble, Sh
Lot /, Lot 2 OK. 7 acres, Sec. ID, 90
acrcs-S12..90. Ella Reynolds, Lot 2,
Sec. 20. 30 acros--stG.12. Nita NJ.
kabat, Ma NEh, NEh NWh, SWA
NEh. Sec. 30, 1G0 acres-S34.40.
Tewnshlp 10 South. Range Q Wcct
Z Oregon, California II. Il. Co, Lot 3,
sen NWh. NEh SEh, Sec. /, t2i
acres-S39.90. Thos II. Hanbrldge,
Lots Q and 4. Sh NWh. Sec. 4, 1872
acres-s34.62.
Township IS South, Range 10 West
! Il. II. Faulkner. VIZ SEA, ex.
acres, Sec. 1, rs acres-sS.25.
Township IS South, Range II Yves:
Ida Welch. Sh Swh.' Sec. s. SO
acrcs-S102O; SEA SEh, Sec. 9. 40
acres-s5.10. J. Phon. Lots 1. 2 and 3,
Sec. Z, 1903 aoros-$26.24. J. ID. Welch,
Ma NEh. Sec. z, 80 acres--slO.2 20.
Ida WEIGH, Nwh Nwh. Sec. s, 40
acres-S5.10.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

Every subscriber to this paper
who gave us an order for the Is.
cent club of four magazines car
renew their subscription this
year on the same terms.
This offer Is open to ever,
reader of our paper. II any o
our subscribers failed Z ak
advantage OF this offer last yea
we invite all to come in this yes.
The offer is surely a bargai
Just Think Of it! You can
four big monthly magazir
with the Leader, all o. .
for only $1.6S. Don't miss Il,
bargain. Just remind us TIL
you want four magazines whel
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We don't make q cent on thes,
magazines. The only reason
we offer them to our customer
is for the sole purpose OF savirf
our readers money. II is On
intention to give our subscribe
the advantages we receive frt Z
magazine publishers. Eve )
time you order magazines o
farm papers from other pub.
fishers 1t will cost you morC
money than we charge. II /
for your benefit alone that W,
offer you these four magazine,
at such a big reduction.
The four we offer this yea
are: Woman's World, Hon
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

w - ~ ~ O''N "A-N'
Notice is hereby given that tho TN.
dersigned has been, by order of thr
County Court OF Lincoln County. Orc
gon, duly appointed executor Of tn,
estate Of August Habberman, deceased
All persons having claims against saiG
estate are hereby notified 10 presen,
the same duly verified and with proper
vouchers. as by law REQUIRED, ~ INC
at my residence in Yaquina. oregon,
WITHIN slN months frJm the date OF
this notice.
Dated this 81, day OF December, 1914.
Cnas. Has5man,
Executor OF the estate OF August Hab.
herman, deceased.
HAWKING & Mccluekey, Attorneys for
Executor, Toledo, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

The foregoing is the net amount
~ nav and those remitting
should add 10 per cent OF the total
amount as penalty, with interest al
l per cent per month from Sept. 1,
1914, and the cost of publishing
sucn descriptions, which amounts tc
10 cents per description.
sGauary 22, 1915. Bert ocer,
.--4.n and Delinquent Tax Collector
OF Lincoln County, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22
Township ~ South, Range 0 West

Township IL South, Range Q West
Oregon, California r. r. Co., SEK
NWA, SWh, SEA, Sec. 20, 3e0 acres
-$43.70; NEA, NWA, SW14, SEA
Sec. rs. GAO acres-S91.20; NE4
NWk. SWA, SEA, Sec. 27, $40 acres
ss1.20; NEA, NW1l. SWA, SEX, Sec.
80, GAO acres-sG1.20; NEA Lots /
and 2, Ell NWA Lots and 4, Eh
SWk. SEA, Sec. 81, $50 acres-s92.40;
NEk, NWA, SWA, SEA, Sec. 33, $40
acres-sS4.50; NEA, NWA, SWIi4
SEA, Sec. S5, GAO acres-$76.00.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

Township II South, Range Q West
l.. F. Williams, NJ SEA, NJ SWA,
Sec. II, 160 acres-s2S.00. John E.
Crooks, Lots /, and 3, Sec. 10, SS
acres-$22.40. C. F. Willis, SWA
SWA, Sec. rs, 40 acres-S5.7S; SEA
SSEA, Sec. 81, 40 acres-s6.90. Jacob
Lesser G. S. Bromberger, SEA, Sec.
81, 160 acres-s35.20. C. F. Willis,
NEA NEA, Sec. "a, 40 ac-es-$6.9O.
John Watt, M SEA, NEM SWA
Sec. "a, 120 acres-S23.70. C. F. Viii
lis. NWA, NWA, Sec. So, 30 acres
S5.7S.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22
rownshIp Il South, Ranae Q West

Lucy Henry, part OF Soc. 4, TO
acres-St0.S0. James T. Udell, Nh
NEN, Sec. 5, so acres-s13.GO. Iowa
Pacific Coast Land Co..NEh Sec. 4.
100 acres-s1950. Matte G. Baxter,
S1h SEh. Sec. II. so acres--s9.O0.
George Nelson, ,NWh NEh, NEh
NWA, Sec. IL, 80 acres-$9.OO. Mat
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Continued from Page G

acres-$47.40. B. Gildner, NWA, Sec.
10, l60 acres--s103.S0. Frank H. Koch
Ter, NEA, Sec. II, 160 acres-s43.25.
Edward J. Avery, NWA, Sec. 90, 16O
$64.50. B. f. Jones, ct al, VIZ
Lot 3, Sec. 80, 20 acres--$7.52. Arthur
g; Carter, EA sWA SEA, Sec. SO,
20 acres-s1O.S5.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

Township II South. Range 0 West
Oregon, California II. II. Co., EM
NEh. SEA, Sec. /, 240 acres-s29.25.
Monta Smallwood, Test. Of Lots 2, 4
and s, SEA swA, VIZ NEh Swh
Sec. 9, $50 acres-sl slS.1S. Myrtle A. 4
Thos. j. earns, s1s NEA, SEA Nwh.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22
TownshIp is South. Ranoe n IVES.

Ida Welch. 81 Swh.' Sec. 8. SO
acros-S1O.2O; SEA- SEh, Sec. 9. 40
acres-s5.1o. ]. Phoff. Lots 1. 2 and 3.
Sec. z, 1903 aoros-$26.24. J. ID. Welch,
M NEh. Sec. Z, 80 acres--sl0.20.
Ida welch, NWh Nwh. Sec. s, 40
acres-S5.10.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

oWnehip 10 South, Range 9 Wect
Oregon, California r. X. Co., Lots
/, 2. Sh NEA; Lots 3 and 4, Sh
NWh, SWli and SEA. Sec. /, go
acres-S6S.S0; Lots and 2, 81 NEh.
Lots Q and 4; Sts NWh, SWh SEh,
Sec. 3, 655 ACCESSIBILITY; Lots and
z. SIs NEA, Lots 3 and 4; S1a NWh,
SWh SEA. Sec. g. COS acres-$GS.S0:
NEM, Lots 1 and 2. Els NWh, Lots
3 and 4; E1s SWh, SEh, Sec. Z, GA
acres-s103.20; all OF Sec. .. Gao acres
-s6S.S0; all Of Sec. II, GAO acres
sGS.SO; all OF Sec. 10. Gao acres
$1O3.20; all of Sec. 10, GAO acres
$1OS.20; all of Sec. II, GAO acres
$l03.20. Anna Rathjl, Lots 2 and 3.
sE% NWh. NEA sWh, Sec. IS, 1853
acres--s25.S0.
''t tsg--,-.r. .5,
Township 10 South, Range 0 West
Bertram II. Taylor, Lots and 2, 81
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

Township rs South, Range 10 West
Il. II. Faulkner. VIZ SEA, ex. 8
acres, Sec. 1, rs acres-SS.25.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

Township 10 South, Range 8 West
Paul Zeigner, NJ NWA, SWH
NWA, Sec. "a, 120 acres 90.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

Township 10 South, Range 0 West
Bertram II. Taylor. Lots and 2, ~
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

Tewnshlp 10 South, Range o Wcct
Oregon, California Il. X. Co, Lot 9.
sen Nwh, NEh sEh, Sec. /, 121
acres-S39.90. Thos II. Hanbrldge,
Lots . and 4. Sh NWh. Sec. 4, 162
acres-S34.62.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-22

Township 10 South. Range IL West
G. l.. McKenna, Lots /, 2, 3 and 4
Sec. 13, 13i acres--Sl6.45; Lots 1,
and Q, Sec. "a, 106 acres-Si4.iO
Maud G. Ready, Lot 4, Sec. "a, II
acres-$S.23.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-10-08
CLIFTON PRESS REPORTS.

The press reports sent out from Clifton, by the. accredited press repre- sentatives who are here on the ground, have been fair and impar- tial account of each days develop ments from news standpoint. But there has been a disposition on the part of two or three Arizona newspa- pers- to exaggerate the real situation which has grown out of the strike or dered on September 11th. Articles have appeared in some papers, bearing a Clifton date line, which to our knowledge were never sent by any accredited representative in Clifton. Wild rumors have been in the air, not only in Clifton, but throughout the statt and with the coming of the militia to Clifton, these rumors have grown in exaggeration and number.
 A dispatch from Phoenix On Thurs day stated that the Associated Press news being filed from Clifton was be- ing censored by Union organizers be- fore it was filed at the telegraph of flee. That is an example of the exaggerated rumors that have been reaching the capital from some source, without any foundation of truth whatever
 Any effort to discredit the regular press representatives, who are on duty in Clifton during this great in- dustr;al crisis, will fall fiat. They will perform their duty to the public without fear or favor. The great As sociated Press organization, composed of the best newspapers in the United States, has well earned reputation fo~ the accuracy of it's news matter, and that reputation will be sustained in this locality, during the present situation, regardless of the attempt on the part of some individuals and newspapers to make that task more difficult.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-10-08

CORONADO LODGE NO. 8,
 F. 6 A. M.
 Clifton, Arizona, Jan. 1, 1915
 CALENDAR FOR 1915
 Regular Communications August 21st September 18th October 16th November 20th December 18th Special communications when blue flag is hoisted. Visiting brothers cordially invited. R. E. MALEY, Worshipful Masteg THOMAS SMITH, Secretary.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-10-08
Leaves for Bisoee-

F. c. Fitzgerald left for !3isbee thie morning where he goes to attend session of the executive committee of the Elks lodge of which he is member. The purpose of the meeting in Bisbee is to select a meeting place for the next state reunion of the olGeT and to make the necessary ar engagements in connection herewith. Mr. Fitzgerald expects to be absent fer several days before his ret lrr to Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-10-08

Four of the six days of fair week will be noted for one thing, because of the Dog Show that will be held on those days. The dog show will begin on Tuesday, and will last four days, closing Friday night, and on these days the best bred dags in the state and many entries from out side the state will be on show before the admirers of the best friend of n'sr" among the animals. Dogs eligible for entry do not need to be pedigreed or registered, but must be Of some recognized breed. List or recognized breed can be found in our premium list. Quarters will be supplied for 150 dogs. The closing day for entries will be on Saturday, November 9th, and the dogs will be judged on Thursday of Fair week. All Cogs fer the show must be on the ground not later than 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning. Good quarters will be provided for the pets, and the lest of attention given them. No owner of a real pet need fear for the safety of his dumb friend. Some of the finest bred dogs in the United States will be on hand to contest for the ribbons and special prizes, many of which have already been donated.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-10-08
THE FAILURE OF "6O6"

AeyOu of those xho used oo6 and found faref Have been to and returned uneuredf
 ken the Mercury and Potasa treatment and obtained only temporary releff Have suffered from Blood Peson Ma lala. Rhemahsn Chronic Constipation Eezema Catah Liver Stomach Troie Enlaaed Glands In Neck or Groir or Sefuaa without being benefited by ratmenti write fc. 1Cagc book FREE. showing how to obtain perma nent and positive All correspondence confidential
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 7-23-tf-Dake
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-10-08

In common with it's activities at every other state feir. the Phoenix Gun Club will hold shoot at the traps at the fair grounds this year. A gumber of attractive prizes will be extended to visiting shooters. Glen Moreil and J. W. Pinney, of Phoenix, enthusiastic shooters, are working on the proposition with their aocustom- ed energy.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-10-08
ARIZONA STATE FAIR
 NEWS NOTES.

| PHOENIX, Oct. 6.-The sale of boxes for the state fair this year is already going on merrily. AL ready a great number of checks have reached the office of Secretary Shaughnessy. The drawing for boxes is made in the order in which the checks arc received. This is the advantage of sending your check in early. There are numbers of regu- lar patrons of the state fair, who, knowing this, have sent in their res ervations with the accompanying check for $25. .o0.; The drawing for boxes will take place Nov. 1st at 10 g.. m., at fair commission office.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-09-11
NATURALIZATION DON'T COUNT.

Washington - Naturalization Of an
Italian in another country does not ex-
empt him from military service in Italy
State Lansing who announces that so
lar as his department is advised, Italy
has always maintained this attitude. Mr.,
Lansing says the State Department is
unable to give any assurances that the
naturalization OF the Italians in the
Unitel States would protect them from
lmprcssment into the Italian army if
they return to Italy The secretary s
statement was in the form of circular
addressed to attorneys in Wheeling. w.
Va acting for unnaturalizcd Italians
employed there, who wanted to know
what their status would be if they re
turned to Italy.