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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

WARN weather necessities in order, and
featuring COOL crisp, eolored and white wash fabrics
countless styles at pleasing prices Third Floor
COLORED DRESS AND SKIRT FABRICS-S6 and 30 inch
striped and plaid voe showing absolutely the
weaves in all coors. Prices start s0O the yard, and
range downward follows: or
75c, CSC, 50e 45c, CSC and AOG
SHEER GINGHAM TIsSUEs-27 and Sc inches wide;
pretty three and four eoored novelties, paid and
stripes. Priced at the yard,
soc, 45c, 40c, and OOC
PLAIN COLORED SHEER VOILES-40 inches wide: clean
and all the wanted shades shown. or
Priced at the yard, 75c, Soc 4oc, $50, and AOG
WHITE TUB SKIRTING-The and accepted fabrics in
novelty plads and stripes. Extra special or
values, at the yard, S10O, 75c SOC, s5c and AOC
27 AND So INCH PRINTED LAWNS AND VOILES-Floral
effects OF all colors. Priced or
at the yard, SOC, S5e and AOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

0NE Of the hardest things to awaken people
Aout Of is inertia about the future.
We think of next Fall or next Spring as vague,
indefinite time coming to be sure, but still far of
If we are warned of possible coal shortage next
Winter, we think, "Oh, well, by next Winter prob
ably everything will be all right. I'll put in my
coal a little later. .
But please good people awake what heading toward IN
the wool situation very serious situation, We
are doing the very best project you against what com
ing But conditions that control with
ssbe force toward famine in wooden clothing Of all kinds
you do wish outrageous prices little later buy what
ever you need now
Women should buy tailored SUITS skirts, cloth dresses this
Spring Already businesses Of small capital who cannot invest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
1t Is a Pleasure to Conserve Wool
When the Alternative Is Silks

crepe de chine moonglow crepe, ruff-a-nuff. Geor-
gette, wolfe, khaki kOol, Ia JeTz FarWay and many
other novel and plain weaves.
We offer Special for Monday and Tuesday the fol-
lowing items.
UNDERWEAR CREPE DE CHINE-Fivs hundred
yards Of white anL flesh underwear crepe de chine
Regular s1.5O quality. Limit ten O0
yards to customer. at a yard, ZOG
BLACK TAFFETA-A special lot Of $50 quality
black taffeta six Special for Monday O. =
limit ten yards to a customer. at yard, 60 IL 10
GENUINE WHITE KHAKI KOOI-Iieal for max
ing ei1irts- Monday only we offer limited amount
Of this $3.50 quality, 60 az
at yard, - Ea -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Y OFFICERS IN
CASUALTY LIST
103 Names Comprise List,
of Which II Are Those
Of Killed.

Washington, ID. c., April 2I.-The
casualty list today contained 13a
names, divided as follows; killed IN
action. II; died Of accident, 4; died Of
disease, .; wounded severely, ~;
wounded slightly. 81; missing in ac-
ton. @
Twelve officers are named Lieuts.
John D. Arnett and Charles Long
were killed in action. Lieuts. Thomas
J. Mooney and Charles S. Williams
died Of ACCIDENT Capt John T. Eng
lish and Lieuts. Clement A Fogerty,
Richard r. Furlong and Harvey C.
Updegove were severely wounded,
Lieuts. William T. Andrews, Howard
J. DEMO and Samuel A. Tyler were
slightly wounded. Lieut. Andrew
Robinson is reported missing IN ac-
ton and chaplain William j. tarreI
IS slightly wounded.
The list follows:
killed in action Lleuts- Jonn a.
Arnett, Charles r. Long, SergL I'd
ward J. Beatty. Corps. Harry T. Dit
mars. Edward p. Wing PVts. Charles
%. Cessna. Frank DurWin. Bernard T.
Fitzsimmons, Eric G. Hedquist, Abe
KOser, Henry A LacrolZ-
Died from accident Lieuts- Thomas
J. Mooney. Charles S. Williams
wagner Fred Bonyea' Pvt John
Died Of disease: Pvts. sam German.
Severely wounded: Capt. John T.
English; Lieut. Clement A. Fogerty'
Richard r. FurlonE, Harvey C. Upde-
grore- Sergts- Clovis l. De Saulmiers,
Charles l. Gilbert, George ~ Parks;
Corps. James J. Henderson, Charles j.
Hill, William E. Sheridan, Samuel To-
bias: cooks Andrew II. BrOadhurst,
Leon Robertson WaEoners Russell
Drurv. Richard H. Land. Pvts- Car
ence p. Ad0ue. Charles P Bays, Wiz
liam BeczWith, Aloysius 2. Borne
John r. Cannon, Domnic0 CapuzZl,
Brodie Caywood, Manuel o. Correiai
John ". Dill, John J. Giles, John 81
Grattan, Herbert ". Hopper Joseph
Jordan, Joseph kacher, John knopri
Joseph laughs. Oney 2. Lanciault,
Archie c. Lensi. David z. Marshall
Alphonse Nader, Andrew +. Offutt
Ray T. Palmer. Martin Peterson. Fred
ericz c. RaisEi Johnnie H Roddy,
Louis SelVitela, Benny Smith. Ray
mond z. South, John B. SpallOnes
Nick Papano. Abe Zimmerman, An
drew F. Tint
The slightly wounded.
Slightly wounded; Lieuts- William
+. andrews. Howard / DEMO, Samuel
A. Tyler; chaplain william j. Farrell; /
SerEts. John G. Mccormick. Kenneth /
~. squire, Corps Elton III Allen, I
John " BOwyer, Charles G. Morahan5 ]
mechanic Hugo H Petzler: wagner I
John A Mulhern; PTts- Charles j. Z
Allen, Andrew Anastasio. James A. I
Babkirk. George l. Bandlow, George I
H Barnes. Alfred II. ChagnOn. Harry I
Collins, Ralph Cook, Joseph F. Cor
c0ran. Arthur Cruz. 1IyrOn D. Dickin- i
son Antonio di Gianfrancesco, Van %. !
Eastland. William Elliott, Gaige z I
Foote. John Gill. Alfred A. Henssn. I
Bernard +. Lafleche, Staley Narkuu, I
James Pappos, George A PeriEny. +
George J. Prefontaine. Peter RadoulJ-
Witch, Harley r Richards Raymond
z Smith. Ralph Stebbins.
Missing in action Lieut.. Andrew S. D.
Robinson and Pvt Edward p. Maher-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

Many Of the tanks used by the Brit
ish armies are manufactured by wo-
men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

Despite the heavy fighting for more
than q month past the British casual
ties reported are only now beginning
10 approach the high figures for week
after week last year Whcn the British
were on the offensive on the western
front The increase recently has been
on the average of 80 percent each
week over the week preceding. Last
week the aggregate was 1855 and
the week previous 5z29
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
CASUALTIES FOR
WEEK TOTAL 1899

London, Ine-, AprII 27.-Brltlsh
Casualties reported this week totaled
lows:
Killed or died Of wounds: Officers
ses- men, 1851 wounded or missing;
OFFICERS. POL; men 1928.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

The German attack in the north
unless II can gather much greater
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
PRISON SLAYER IS
PUT IN ASYLUM

PHOENIX. Aug 96-Miguel Gri. jsiva. ,hs convict who killed Frank Spence. fellow prisoner al the Flor ence prison last Sunday. was brought 10 the state hospital for the insane today
 Griia,va vas regarded as an cratic ard dangerous man by the prison authorities and was for that reas on X epi by himself tor the greater part os the time l. was while Warden Sims vas on his vacation that su5cr- iins.e, at inc prison le. Grijaiba cut ~:,h other prisoners.
 According 70 the account of the murder given by prison guards who bronsh- the de.nentet man to the hosp.,al -oia: G-ijaloa took hat cH -Ae face O; another Mexican pris- oaer rA' sas lying in the shadow of the ar!s)a wa.i si.h some others
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
cocHIsE LABOR QUOTA
 IS PUT AT 525 MEN

BISBEE. Aug. 26.-Cochise county has been called upon to furnish 525 unskilled laborers to the national government, to be taken anywhere they may be needed. Following a visit from Jack Angus. district organ izer for the eastern tier Of counties, during the week, it was announced that the Bisbee Douglas community labor board had been named and would get to work in the immediate future. registering and classifying la bor of every kind. ready for the gov ernments call.
 The composition Of the committee is James H. East. of Douglas, county reserve director and chairman. rep resenting the government. R. J. Will 1 bert. P. O. Box 23s, Bisbee. represent ing labor: Harry A. Clark. Douglas,
 representing the management
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
FOUR DRAFT CALLS ---
 MADE BY caowoes

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.-Four sep. crate selectiye draf, calls. consti,u,. eng the first of September calls and requiring lss.77s men to entrain for uaining camps between Agusut 30 and September $. were issued tonight by Provost Marshal General Crowder Every state and the District of Col. umtna is called to furnish men for eraining to augment the forces abroad For general military service l25.oo0 white men and 2l.e1o negroes are c<,ied; for limited service. lo.5os white men are called.
 The calls Of the western states. with the camps to which the men are to he sent include:
 General military service. white: En- trainment September 2. 1918. to Sep tember 6. 1918
 Arizona 300. to Camp Kearnv. Cal California. $500, Camp Kearny. Colorado 500. Funston. Kansas. Kansas 4.5oO. Funston
 Missouri. $500. McArthur. Texas. New Mexico. 500. McArthur Oklahoma. 1000, Logan. Texas. Texas s.O00. Travis. Texas. General Military Service. colored Entertainment September 1. Arizona 7 Lewis
 California 75. Lewis.
 Colorado. 4c.. Lewis
 Kansas 1o7. Funston.
 New Mxico ,. Travis
 Oklahoma ao4. Dodge
 Texas 100. Dodge
 Texas so). Travis
 Limited sers.ce. White Entrain September G
 Arizona loo. Bowie
 California 500. Bowie
 Colorado 3G0. Fort Riley.
 New Mexico. loo. Bowie. Oklahoma 800. Bowie.
 Texas 500. Bowie
 Limited Service, White Military intelligence photographers entrainment Angus: %. 1918
 New Mexico 2. Fort Meyer. Va
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
Dispute Settled
tsGi5sr-- : :

Going to Bisbee. the commissioners effected a settlement Of the dispute between Cochise county and the state over expenditures of road funds. Un- der the arrangement contemplated the state will pay the bills and gs; title 10 the road.
 The matter of establishing a road camp at Superior for the Miami-Su- perior highway was looked into. At all the road camps visited. NIT. Ladd said excellent conditions prevailed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 AT PHOENIX. ARIZONA
State Of Arizona

TO WHOM IT MAY CONC ERN:
 Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona. under the proyi- sions of the Act of Congress. ap- proved June 20. 1910, (S6 Stats. 550. has filed in this office it's school In demnity Land Selections. applying to select as indemnity the lands de- scribed as follows:
 2523-039621: In T IS S. R 22 E.. Lots l; ?: EIa NWl.: NEi. Sec T; Nis Sec. S.
 2524-o39se2: In T. IS s. R. 21 E.. Sik Sec. l; sis Sec. 9. 2525-osss2s: In T. IS S. R. 21 E, Lots 1: ?; 3: 1; SIa NE; Sl. Sec. 3.
 2526-039624: In T. Is S. R 21 E., Lots l: ?; 2: I: S1a NI.; Sis See. f.
 2527-o3sS25: In T. IS s. R. 2l E.. Lots l; 2: 3; 4; Sk NE; Si. Sec. 5.
 252S-039626: In T Is S.. R. 21 E.. Lots |; 2; 5; 4; 5; 6: :: SE1. NWA {; Fla SwA; S1s NEi.; Ni2 SEL;
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
CONVERTER SKULL" FALLS;
 TWO DEAD: TWO INJURED

JEROME. Ariz. Aug. 25.-Two men are dead from injuries received when a large piece of converter skull fell upon them in the United Verde smell ter at ClarkdaIe. and two others are in bad condition, from burns and broken bones. The dead are Miguel Alfonso and Pastor Fernandez. and the injured Ismel Jiminez and A. Sonoqui.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE. AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
 St1cs of Arizona

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Notice is hereby given that the State Of Arizona. under the pruyi- sions of the Act Of Congress. approv- ed June %. 1910 t3s Stats. 551). has filed in this office itz School Indemni- " Land Selections. applying to se- lect as indemnity the lands described as follows: 25i7 -9iDos5: n T F s. R. ? F.. Los | :: 9: ST. Ni=; sh4 Sec. 2s.s-oio9s5 IT T. r S. R 25 E. Lots I; :: 2: :: s1. Nt-. s1. See. 2s4e-ol69si; h T. r $. R. e5 F.. Lots ! ,: 2; I; ;: 5; :; SEi. NWi4; Eia SWi,; si. NEl. sEi. Sec, f 2j5o-c400s3; h T. T. $. R. 25 F.. Lots !: 2. 3; |; sI: NJ: SWi. Sec ,.
 z65I-o400se: Ia T. F S. R. g E.. Lots !; ?: 3: |: ,; s: :; SEf4 NWl4: EIz sWI.; Siz NEIL; sEl. See. 5. 2s52-Oi0GS1: In T. F S. E e5 F.. Lots I; ?: 2; !: Ei2w1.; FL: Sec :.
 2e53-oisesc: h Y. a2 $. R. 25 F.. All Sec. $.
 2s5i-o4oo7s: h |. F s. R 9 F.. All Sec Q
 7s55-oiec7s, Tn T. r. s. R 25 E.. All Sec. To.
 ss5s-0400.7: h T. r. s. R. p E, All Sec. IL
 2s51-oi901S: Tn I. r. S. R. 9 E.. All Sec. l..
 2s5s-9ioo75: In T. F 5. R. 25 F.. All Sec F.
 .S5s-040074: h T. l. S. P. g E., All Sec. IT,
 2s69-04G0.3: !. '. F S. R. 25 F., All Sec. 15.
 eS6I-9400.2: In T. F S. R. g F., All Sec. IT.
 2ss2-04o071: h T. F S. R. 25 E., All Sec 20.
 2SS3-0400s0: h T. F S., R. 25 E., Lots 1; ?; :; f; E1s WIZ: E1a Sec IS.
 266i-040069: In T. 12 S.. R 25 E., Lots l: ?; ,; I; Fl. WIZ; Ek Sec, 1s.
 26S5-04ooSs: In T. 12 S. R.. 25 E.,
 All Sec. 2l.
 26SS-0400S7: In T. f2 S.. R. 25 E.,
 All Sec 22. 26S7-04O06S: In T. 12 S. R. % E.. All Sec. g.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
NO OBJECTION lS MADE TO
 RAISING OF PHONE RATES

TUCSON. Aril.. Aug. 25-A; a meet ing ot the state corporation commis- ion held ia this ci,y no objection ~as made to the proposed raise os rates oa business ahones from s4 to s5 month. S,a.e Manager Ncvey. of Phoealx. saawei tha, .he Tucson exchange now is ,csing a, the rate of sl5"5 a aio-.h. with I, per cen. H2o-e i-7-es than N,iea the company tooE oha-se. tw7 years ago.
 The 2ro2,s=i raise will give ony s52j m3-e income than at present The same application has been made :n Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
Many Already Mailed

The certificate is merely evidence of the existence of the contract of in sursnce, and forms no part thereof No apprehension should be felt by persons who have not yet received their certificates They are being sent forward as rapidly as limited space and an unprecedented onrush of business will permit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE, AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA
 State of Arizona
State of Arizona

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona, under the provisions of the Act of Congress. approved June 20. 1910. ,36 Stats. 550. has filed in this office its School Indem- nity aLnd Selections. applying 70 SC lect as indemnity the lands descrio- ed as follows:
 25si-o3sSsS: h T. r. S. R. 2S E.. NEl.; NEi. NWi,; Lot ): Fl. SEt. section F.
 25s5 5-o2ssss: In T. 19 $. R. 2i E. We section 35 -5s6-o3ss7o: h T Is $. R. ? E. S'. NEIL; sEt. SEt. swl.; Sec tion 9. sWi4 sWil Section 25. -5s7-0Sss7I: In r. 1s $. R- 2a z, Lots ,; 2; |; sWf. NEi4 Fl. NEi.; sE1.; Secricn %.
 All G. d .. K VI.
 During the five weeks period yf publication of this notice. or any tine thereafter and before fna, a. Droval and certihcation this office will receive protests or contests as D any or the tracts applied for and trans mi- the same to the General Land Office
 Dated at Phoenix. Arizona. June -5- fs1s
 JOHN L. IRWIN. Register.
 SCOTT WHITE. Receiver.
 Date of first publication July '. lars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
LIEUTENANT wHEELiN
 WOUNDED sY sHRAPNEL

TUCSON. Aug. 22.-Lieut. J. J. Wheeiin. husband of Mrs. J. J. Wheel in of South Stone ave, who went to France early in the war. with a regu- lar army unit. was wounded on the first day of the Aisne-Marne drive on July IS. according to letter from rhe lieutenant to Mrs. Wheelin. re- ceived yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01

sWh. SEI. Sec. $. 2529-93s62q: In T. l6 S, R. 2l F.. SEA SEA- Sec. 6; E12 Sec. 5; 5Ei. Sec. F. e52o--O3ss2s: In T. ls s, R. 21 F. All Sec. 9. 253i-o39S2s In T. Is s. R. el E, All Sec l0.
 55.2 o33630: h T l6 s. R. eI 2, Al sec. Ii. ,532--02963I In T. ,6 5. R T E. a. see. Is 255SSi es9GG2: In T. 16 s. R. 7. E.. Al sec. II. 25535-03sS33 In T. 15 $. R. 2i E. Al Sec l5. !5e6 -03962i Ia T Is 5. R. 2i E, Al Sec. 26. 2557 )a9s35 In T. ,6 5. R. 2l E. All Sec. 21. z53s-o3sS3s: In T. Is S. R T E.. All Sec. 2s .J39-039637 In T. r6 S.. ?. ., 2. All Sec. S5 2s.9-03953S Tn T l6 5. R. 2l E.. s'3 sec. %; g. Sec g. o545 5-o2asss: Iu'T. F s. R. 2 E. Lots 5: :; s; E;. swi.; sEi. Sec. 7.
 tAn in C. & $. R. I.D
 During the i've weeks period of puJLcatioa of this notice. or any time thereafter and before final approval and cer-:dcation this office will -4- leipe protests or contests as to any of .he tracts applied for and trans nj, he s4me to the General Lari Office
 Dated at Phoenix. Arizona. ,,ay 9. IotS.
 J. L. IRWIN, Rey:s-a-.
 SCOTT WHITE. Receiver
 Da.e of hr-: publication June ,. l.,s
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by .Dcai apv.i i-1g'2HS. Es f1-y -fa1p' r=2ch the disrls poEtl'@ Dt -@- "a. Ther~ $ only one way . c--- -4.f-rnai deafness ari shat :s sy OBS !t 4'. o...! remedy. Catar-ha! Deafness 8 c.gs-t by famed co=ti,;o- ot t-s nJ1cSys lining O, .ke Eusl.cEila ..oa NE-a ms tube !5 :naamed y1g Sa-c ruraDAa.: sJ1-t or i'm perfect caring aIl Hhc. ls entirely closed D-1fr D .S- rHs.t Cn.ess ths inra-.Tnation yi- 70" --i!-af hHi .his tgo" restored 10 .-s -Or.Ea! cpr-flt.oa. h-ari-g will b. 1es.ro rai I'--"-. Nary cases 0: deafrsss are r,ussd sv cat4rra which ls an tasanet condition O. the Tn-cogs sur faces Ha-s catB--h Medicine acts thr1 the blood on tSv ;:44cOrs sJF.ScsJ O. the system
 w. WI give Ore -T-n1raf Dollars for any casa 1f Tata-rs.aI -b.e-H- ss fhst cancs. b. cured hy Halls ''a-arrh Hetic.ns. C..- cu.ars free All p--IExsrs -5c
 2 ! C:iCSEy X co ToIeto. O
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01

-p"S J! T. :. S.. -. -O &--, All Sec. 2i
 2sss oiOosi: In T. F s, R. 25 E. All Sec. 25
 2S.0-940J63: In T. F S. R. 9 F.. All Sec. 2s
 257l-OieOS2: In T. F s. R. 25 F.. All Sec. e7.
 2s72-oio06l: h T. F s. R ? F.. All Sec. 2s.
 26.3-04o060: Tn T. l. 5. R ? F.. Fl. Eia Sec. %; Los 1; ? 3; f; Sec 30
 a514-0io05s In T. T. s. R 2 F.. All See. %.
 4s75 -o4oo5s In T. !. S. R. 25 E. All Sec 3i
 .5-s-o.oo577: h T. F $. R. , F.. All Sec. 8.
 2677-oi0o5s In T. T. $. R. 25 F.. Lots l: ,: 2. |; Eis WIZ; Fl. Sec 3l.
 457s-9aoO55: In T. IS $. R. [. E. WI. sec. 20; NE'i; Lots z; I; Er9 SWi.; SEi. Sec F. 267a-o'o05i: In T. 1s g. ? T r . si. sEn Sec II; sWi, 5v-f. See II: NV. WI. sec ' 26s5- -oioIi3: In T. II $, R II E. SEA; s. sWi, Sec, F; sr: s,c H.
 2556-0ioiI4: In T. IS s. R T F. . Lots T. :: ?: I; sec r.; Lots I: ?; 3; f; Sec. %; In T. Is s. R. r E.. wv. sWl. Sec 20. 25s5 oiO1I5: In T. 1s s. R. T F.. NEi. Ets w1= Sec. 1a. Ei2 VI. Soc 3J
 2sss-o4erIs: h T. IS s. R. 2l E., Nis Sec. 20
 e52o-oiol17: In T. IS S. F. T E. NEi. sec 3I; NJ Sec. 22. 26s0-o4ol1s; in T T. $. R. T F.. sl2 Soc. 2: sIs See. [. 2ssI a.O11s: h T T. s, P. T E., si. Sec. ,.
 26s2-04oi-o: Tn T. T. g. R. T E.. Lots 5: I; ,; s; :: SE4. NWia: EH SW-i. See. s; Lots I; ?; FL NWii; NJ. NEi. Swf. NEi. Sec :. 2s93 -oi0I.1; In T. IG s. R. 21 F.. Lots 4; ,; 5; Sec. :: Lots 4 ,; S; See. 1S.
 e694 940I-e: In T. IS $. R. 21 E.. Lot 3: SEt. NW-1.: Eia SWi. Sec. :: Lot 3; sEr. Nwit; Ers swH Sec 1s. :se7- o4o1ea: In T. l5 s. R. % F. AIi Sec. 9.
 esss-o4o12a In T. l5 s. R. % F.. All Sec 26 2ss7-ciOl25: h T I5 s. R 20 E., AT Sec. e7. 25s3-O49126: Tn T. I5 $. R. 2o F., Ei2 Sec 2s; E12 Sec. %. e6ss-5i5127: In T. F S. R. 2 F., Lots 1; :; 3; I: sl. Nr.; si. Sec. |
 2-oo-oio12s: h T. 1s S. R. n E., Hrs sEr. Sec. 25; NEii sEl. swi. SEf.; SEr4 Sw1. Sec. 26: Nv'I. NEi.; N1- WI. Sec. 35.
 (Au in G. 6; :. P. NJ
 During the five weeks period O: publication Of this notice. or any time thereafter and before final approval ani ceruicarion this office Will re- ceive protests or contests as to any Of the tracts applied for ard transmit the same to the General Land Office.
 Dated al Phoenix Arizona. July g. ! 1918 ! ] L. IRWIN. Register ! SCOTT WHITE. Receiver.
 Date of first publication August |, 1913.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
MANY APPLY FOR
WAR iESU RANCE

PHOENIX. Aug. 26.-Insurance ap- piications received from soldiers and sailors by the bureau of war risk in sursnce at Washington now aggre- gate more than g billion dollars.
 This interesting statement and oth- CTS regarding soldiers and sailors in surance Of interes. 10 their relatives and deper dents is contained n bul- ietin received at the local office Of the Arizona State Council of Defense and made public yesterday
 More than 2s5i.s9e applications have bean received to date for grand total Of se514s.I1s.Ovo
 Tn the last four days upward Of one billion dollars of new insurance was written The total for July will be close to four billion dollars
 Steadily increasing
 The average amount of insurance applied for per man has been steadily increasing for the last few months and is now about ss.50O. The average for July 2ith was s9.6le. The maxi mum permitted by law is slo.o0J.
 The bureau CT war risk insurance now has more insurance in force by sbree billion dollars than the ordinary Fife insurance on the books of all the legal reserve insurance comapcies Of the United States combined.
 Persons who have been named as benefcisrics under the war risk in asurance but have not yet received uheir insurance certificates are re- minded that these certificates are protection effective.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
MANY ARIZONA
TAXES RAISEo

PHOENIX. Aug. e6.-The largest percentage raise made by the state tax commission affects .the Standard oil company. which returned a county valuation of ssl.50o The county as sessor raised this se1.l40 and recom- mended investigation. The state board then followed with an additional in crease of s752ilO The Union Oil company was raised from si2.36o to slS2900 The Phoenix Wholesale Meat company was boosted from s60. s90 to sl56.2o3. and -four mills and moving picture shows were about double in valuation One decrease was noted. that of the Glendale beet sugar factory. by s25.eoo. in addition to a similar reduction that had been made by the county assessor. The factory. which cost more than sl.0O0.- 0o0. has not been operated for sever al years. as the farmers have fouaa other crops more prof,abie than bpefs
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
NOTICE c= SELECTION UNDER ACT ON CONGRESS APPROVED JuHE 9. 1s1o
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
 State Of Arizona

AT PHOENIX. ARIZONA
 State Of Arizona TO WHOM IT MAY CONC ERN: Notice ia hereby given that the State of Arizona has filed in this office it's Grant selections. Lists Nos 6es and S49. Serial Nos 02ls6. and 037s55 applying to select for the purposes specified below. the following des ,gin- ei lands. to-wi-
 List No. 5a5. Serial No. 0Sls6.. for the beneh, Of the Payment Of Bonds in T E $. R % F.. All Section ,. List N. si9. Serial No. O37655. for the benef, O: University Purposes In '. 1S $. R. 2 E.. Ni:; SE1.; Ei. SWi. Sec. T.; All Section 20.
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 Dgring ,he i've weeks period of publication Of this notice. or any time thereafter and before final approval and cer5ifca,ion. this office will re- ceive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit .he same . the General Land Office Dated al Phoenix Arizona. July 26. 1918
 J L. IRWIN. Register
 SCOTT WHITE. Receiver Date 0. frs; publication August f.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01

FOR SALE -Wel drilling machine. co.Ep!e;s, engine cable. drills and all ss5 some 5-S ia. casing and :a. ...:ag. a. ia good condition [. 4 B. aie -ler. Turner. Ariz.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1918-09-01
LaO0 PARTY HOME
 FROM STATE TOUR

PHOENIX. Aug. 2s. Returning from an ins ,ection tour of the state institutions in the southern part O: the state Leroy Ladd and l.. E Whit ney members ot the commission on state institutions declared themselves 70 be highly pleased with the efficient manner that these institutions ar= being run
 The trip consumed about eight days time. the commissioners covering about 900 miles in their automobile The itinerary included the industrial school Q; Fort Grant. Tucson. B!sbee. Tombstone road camp NogaIes. Sr- Pe-io-. the prison al Florence. and back ove- 2 portion 0; t,.e S.ssa-Su- pe-ior highway.
 Mir Ladt characterized the rip a. an epi:ome Of the work being done by the state .n the fed and ia Is in stitutiCus