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Graham guardian., 1902-12-12


as he played against the Englishman
Whitman would never have had a
"looll in."
Larned's victory in the challenge
match was the sporting sensation of
the year. 1t was forlorn hope that
faced him. for this same Englishman
defeated him at Bay Ridge, N. Y, in
the international singles, and nine out
of every ten followers of the game
considered that the defeat of eX-Cham-
pion Whitman settled the result of the
thrilling tourney for the American
championship.
Taken as n whole, the invasion Of
America by the Englishmen has
proved that our experts are superior in
singles, but inferior In doubles. The
Engllshman won both championship
matches in doubles, losing both de-
Gliding matches in singles.
r. f. Doherty's exploit in winning
the all comers' at Newport was OF
course very creditable to himself and
to transatlantic methods. This is the
third all comers' tourney captured
by an Englishman, but the challenge
match has always been won by the
defender. Bob Wrenn, ex-champion Of
America, twice defended successfully
the national title in international
matches.
The English team that visited the
United States in 1900 was vastly infe-
rlor to the Dohertys and DR.. PIN, and
had the last trio been substituted at
that time the records would tell a diff
ferent story.
r. Il. Doherty has the oldest serving
style Of any player ever seen In Amer
lea. He is very tall and very thin, and
when ready to put the ball in play he
stands with his racket uplifted and
tosses the ball high in the air, so high,
in fact, as to appear impossible of ac-
curate handling. As the sphere de.
scends he smashes 1t with moderate
force over the net without gauging the
distance, as one would think necessary
with such serve. There are many
times when he tosses the ball FIVE or
six feet over his head.
OF the four international players in
doubles Holcombe Ward played the
best game both at Bay Ridge and at
Newport. The little Jerseyman moves
around the court like rabbit, and de-
spite his constant activity he seldom
fails to make accurate returns. He is
a wonderful steadier to Davis, who Of
tentimes takes short aerial flights
while In action.
The playing Of DIR. Joshua PIN was
a disappointment to Americans and
Britons alike He was clearly loft his
game" and he did not show anything
like the ability he demonstrated in pre-
vious years abroad. 1t is the general
belief that If the smaller Doherty (H.
u had been substituted for PIN in the
international singles the Davis trophy
would have come much nearer going
to the other side of the Atlantic. The
advisability of such substitution was
brought to debate before the matches,
and 1t was decided by the Englishmen
that as long as PIN had come over
here at sacrifice Of personal interests
In England it would be unfair to keep
him out Of the contests.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12

resented by the same two bulls that
headed the class at Cardiff last year,
and II they did not quite repeat the
performance on this occasion 1t can at
least be said that no undue favor
would have been shown them had they
both been rewarded with the same re-
spectlye honOrs as last year. The In
vincible Royal Duke from Windsor
had no difficulty whatever in retaining
his place ut the top and subsequently
In winning the male championship.
This extraordinary son Of Prince Vic
tor never tucked better, and he ac-
counted FOR his opponents deal more
easily than in 1901, as he walked bet
ter and at the same time was admira-
bly, straight in his shapes and level in
his flesh. This triumph in the cham
plonship makes Royal Dukes third SUI
preme victory at the premier British
show, a record which has perhaps nev-
er been equaled and which can leave
no doubt as to the marvellous quality
OF the bull.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
American Horse. In japan.

Messrs. S. Soto and Y. Kismimoto
superlntendents Of the japanese i'm
perial studs, have Of late been staying
IN Chicago observing American meth
DDS in selling market horses. When IN
terviewed, they stated that Japan has
now 100000 horses in its islands,
while little more than thirty years age
there was none at all to speak OF
They further said that they were de.
slrous of making as much use as possi.
tle Of the American trotting bred horse
and that they also found the English
horses exceedingly valuable. These
gentlemen are now on their way to
England to buy stations and mares.
II is not so long ago that the Japanese
imperial government placed a large or.
der with the Hamlins of Buffalo for
trotters to go to the imperial studs.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
Berkshire Progress.

The American Berkshire association
recorded sales Of 800 pure bred Berk-
shire hogs during the month Of April.
These sales represent the number
bought during that month in "a states.
Iowa leads with rs head, Illinois Sec
Ond with 80 head, Indiana and Ohio
each bought % head and Texas 20
head. The number entered for regis
tration during April was 500 head,
Iowa leading with SO head, Illinois 81,
Indiana so, Ohio SO, Nebraska 50. The
other breeds have made a record equal
ly good in proportion to the number
OF breeders. This renewed activity
among the breeders should be OF es-
Declal interest at this time, in view Of
the much talked Of shortage and the
shrinkage in the average weight of the
hogs marketed. Journal.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
Read This TO Your Horse AZ YOu
Want 10 Make Hir, Laugh.

Read This TO Your Horse Al You
Want TO Make Hir, Laugh.
"It will revolutioniEe the business of
feeding eatle and rake meat cheaper
and better than ever before, besides
saving millions of dollars to stock.
men," said an attorney who is interest
ed in tie invention of John Hammer
for tire economical feeding and fatten-
ing OF cattle.
"rhe invention is not in a theoretical
stage" lie continued, "but has been
given practical tests which prove that
It viii do all that is claimed for It.
make bushel of corn go as far as
two bushels now 60 in the fattening Of
steek."
Hammers device consists OF large
galvanized iron case with drawers to
servo as receptacles for shelled corn.
each drawer having capacity Of half
a bushel On tho top and ON four sides
Of the case is placed common moss,
such as may be gatheeed in the woods.
The mess is three inches thick and is
compressed so as TO form huge
sponge for the retention Of water. 1t 10
thoroughly dampened, and In this
moist atmosphere the corn begins to
sprout almost Immediately.
In four days the hard grain is con-
verted int mass of tender sprouts,
fed by the softened pulp. 1t is then
ready for feeding to live stock or poul-
try. The claims made for this process
are:
1t increases the weight by the growth
OF the grain up 70 100 per cent, rem
ders the grain wholly digestible and
Mutritiye, brings to the grain by chem
lcal changes valuable food elements
not otherwise obtained, aids digestion
of other foods with which the grown
grain comes IN contact, supplies the
best tonic that can be given to animals,
converts corn. the great stock feeding
material. into the Ideal food for poul-
try and el young growing stock and
supplies At all seasons of the year a
food to all animals which is the equiv
Slent OF the nutritious pastures of sum-
mer.-ChicagO Special to Philadelphia
Ledger
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
LARNED OUR BEST
TENNIS PLAYER.
On Form He Is Superior to His
ola Time Rival, M. ID,
whitman.

William A. Larned of Summit. n. j.,
has indeed won his right to the title
greatest Of American tennis players" )"
His sensational defeat of r. f. Doher-
ty, the English star, In the challenge
match at Newport, r. I.$ after the
latter had defeated Malcolm D. Whit
man, dlsproyed a theory held by many
close observers that Whitman really
held the highest notch in the list Of
American experts. Larned has now
given us a glimpse of his best form,
and had he played against Whitman
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
Best In Great Britain.

The Shorthorn bull Royal Duke
(T5,509l is roam. calved in March,
1893, got by Prince Victor (73.320),
dam Rosewater by Red Rover (6S, 1922.
In commenting on this bull the Lon
don Live Stock Journal says:
In the class for bulls three or four
years old there were no fewer than
TWENTY-FIVE entries, aud, taken as lot,
the animals made highly imposing
display. His majesty the king was rep
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
somehodx IL Lazy.
ScnIx Leg.

Scaly legs on poultry are due to the
work of minute parasites wbich buiid
Iime formations on the shanks. They
are not really injurious, but are uD-
slightly. Grease destroys them ard
eINanses the legs.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
"Brother~ batteries.

The o'Neil brothers are declared to
ne the best brother battery since the
aays OF the famous White brothers.
\ nc scribes have overlooked the Ew.
ri%s. Pitcher Long John" and Catchsr
'Buck' Ewing.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
Yates Ia N 0r.rD

When Governor Yates of Illinois was
asked II he would umpire game OF
baseball for charity, his reply was:
IN minute. I used to be something
OF player myself, and the old game
is still dear to me-"
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
western Golf championuhip.

The open championship tournament
Of the Western Golf association will
be held on the links of the Euclid
Golf club at Cleveland, o., Sept. 1917.
This club is the possessor Of an ex-
cellent eighteen hole course, covering
$3.50 yards. The money will be di-
vided as follows: First, $3.50; second,
800; third, $75; fourth, 500: fifth, $25.
If an amateur finishes within the
money, he will receive the equivalent
Of his prize in plate.
Somebody IL Lazy.
Sudden deaths in great numbers aft
or the chickens are Matched and grow
ing well are usually due to lack of
vigor on the part Of the keeper, says
American Cultivator. Somebody is too
lazy, careless or busy at something else
to kill the vermin In the coOps, give
fresh, sweet food every time they are
fed and take away all that they will
not eat up clean as soon as 1t is given
them.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-12

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Arizona republican., 1902-10-19
Additional Local

FOOTBALL GAMES.-1Iarager Pad dock of the Tempe normal football team was in Phoenix yesterday en- deavoring to arrange games with the Phoenix teams. The normal and In- dian school teams will meet November i5. Both these institations are devcl- oping excellent teams. The schools are displaying considerable enthusiasm and the game will be great contest, cs each team seems confident of having the best team in the territory.
 POLICE COURT.-When the hour for police court arrived yesterday De witt Brown, who with his brother, Jchn, was he'd over from the day before on the charge of riding bicycles on side walks was the only one of the pair present to answer. The mother was there to make excuses for him, but the judge was net in a mood to listen tc such things. He postponed the case again till Monday and announced that if the lads were not there then there would be something doing in the war rant line, and warrants know no sym pathy. Harry Watson who was in- vited to be present and be sent to jail, was also absent and will remain so. David Vrandt, arrested for vagrancy. was given a floater, and another un- fortunate paid $4 for getting drunk and making a disturbance.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19
DISTRICT COURT
A Var ety of Motions and Demurrer:
 Disposed Of.

The case of the Phoenix and Eastern railroad against J. C. McNulty and others in a condemna ton suit came up in the district court yesterday after noon. The plaintiff filed a bond of S750 and was given permission by the court to enter upon the right of way.
 In the case of Mary Hyder against Jchn Hyder and others suit for main tenance. motion was made to set off the value of certain property in the possession Of the plaintiff against the amount awarded her by the court. It was ordered that she should have pos session of a. sewing machine. but there was a buggy involved in this phase of the dispute. The court ordered that for the present none of the parties should use the buggy for private pur- poses, though the partners might use
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

it for partnership business. All the other articles in the possession Of the plaintiff will be allowed to remain with her until Q trial for the purpose of as certaining the value of the property.
 Tn the case of August Enaiking against F. A. Ross the hearing of an order as to the demurrer and motion of the garnishee was ordered to be re- set on the second call of the calender A demurrer was overruled in the di- vorce suit of Eliza Cline against Frank ?. Cline. In the case Of Thomas Collins against D. P Kyle the motion of J. P. Burf0rd to be substituted for the plain tiff was granted. Tn the case of D. H. Burtis against c. A. Scroggs q de- murrer to the amended complaint was argued and submitted. The. suit of the Doris Heyman Furniture company 9 gainst Thomas J. Prescott, assigpee of the firm of Mansfield & Rhodes. was set for trial.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

hood Democrats an Republicans all ! tn same"
 Tt all depends on who handles it." sez ETarkuss. "Kurnel Wilson. f'rin- stance, cuddent do nothin' with it. But Il can. I'm tn only Reconnized Tin | Gawd of tn Terrortories, tn only | Otherized an Legle Champeen of Stait- hood. Dellycate Rody, of New Mexico | an Dellycate O'Flynn of Oklahamy is cnly Infringments. If it hadn't been fer me tn Omnibus Staithood bill wuddent "a never been heard of. drug it in triumf through tn House l All by my Lonely, agin tn Wish of tn | Speaker an Hosstylc majority Of OnfreRdly Republicans. I got 'em all Buffolowed so's at only wun of 'em was foolhardy enuff to vote agin it.. Tn overwhelmin' Republican majority | a "a voted it down if they'd a been strong enuff. Then I took it to tn Thrashole of tn Sennit. I'd a got through there. but they 'Journed on me an Turned tn I.ites Out. I'm agoin' to bring 1t up agin this Winter" :"
 "Aint tn Sennit got a Republican majority, too?" asts tn Democrats of Arizony "Is that a good Reeson why tn Terrortory should go Democratic?"
 "Of course it is" sez Markuss 4. Smith. "WeT bluff 'em; we'll go Dem Ccrat jist to show em at we don't care a cuss fer 'em an they'll let us in"
 "We don't b'lieve," sez tn Democrats, |" at you can get enuff DamfoOls in Arizony by that Argument to do us any good fer they won't let tn Insane Asylums vote"
 "All tn Damfools aint in tn Insane Asylum as I've found out in my long an successhe pollyticle Carear," sez 1arkuss A. Smith.
 "All rite" sez tn Arizony Democrats. We aint got no other ishue so we'll haf to Holler Staithood or keep still"
 Guvner HuSUs of TCoksoon. who is a Democrat an fren' of Kurnel Will son, sea- sez he; This aint nothin' but 8 Sceam of Markuss A. Smith an Bryan Nomore to defect Kurnel Will son. This Staithood Weppon in Mark usses hans is a Damsite more lible to hurt Kurnel Wilson 'an it is to do him any good. I aint gOin' to stand by an see him Slottered. I'll Raise my voice aginst it.
 Tn Arizony Democrats they sez to him; You set down. You cant be Democrat TO more. You're scommuni- cated. We won't even let you be bur rowed in tn sacred ground of our Pol lSticIe Grave Yard"
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

Tommy's Pop-"What are you crying about?" Tommy-Bocl hoo! hoo, Will lie Green threw lump of coal at me. " Tommy's Pop-"Great scott, What did you do with it?"
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19
LITTLE JAMES
(The Democratic Wandering in the
 Wilderness of Arizona.)

When Kurnel Wilson got to Blunder- in aroun' in tn Campane tn Arizony Democrats sez: We got to do some thin We follered Kurnel Wilson till We lost our Bearins. Les send fer Markuss A. Smith. He's tn Mosus to lead us out of tn Widernous." The frens Of KurneI Wilson sez: We can't have two Leeders. Whatu We do with tn Kurnel? He must have a Post of Onner"
 wen give him a responsible posi- shun," sez tn otherns; we'll let him bring up tn Reer. Tn Reer Gard is often grate post of Onner an Re sponsibility."
 ''Yes, but that's only when tn Ormys runnin' away in Full Elite" sez the frens of Kurnel Wilson.
 Well. ain't that what we're a doin' rOw?" asts tn Otherns "Kurnel Will son cuddent have a more Onnerable place. He'll get tn whole brunt Of tn AttaX an he'll have tn glory of dyin' to save tn Democrat party which can be saved no other way"
 They sent fer MarkUss an he come to be tn Cheefting of tn Democrat Hosts. Sez he: Les see yer Orms an Amy nishun." They shode him tn Tooksoon Platform. "O'eH," sez he. this is what Arnychists htes with. You can't use sich Weppons in Civilized Warfair. They're all out of date. They're too Clumsy fer tn Battle an too heavy to carry in Retreet. We got to have a diffrunt kind of a Ormyment."
 Markuss Smith sez only wun wcppon at can be used Successhe an that's tn Staithood Queschun. We dent see what good thatn do" sez tn Democrats. "EverybCdy's fer Stait-
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19
THE COUNTRY CLUB
Informal Opening and Business Meet
 ing Yesterday.

The informal opening of the Country club yesterday afternoon was an occa- sion of much pleasure to the many members and friends of the club in at tendance. It was the date of the an- nual meeting of the club, and there was some business to be attended to as well as pleasures to enjoy. The business was quickly disposed of by the election of new directorate composed of the fOllowing-named gentlemen:
 l.. H. Chalmers, C. F. Ainsworth, T. w. Pemberton. H. I. Latham, H. l.. BiXby, R. Goldwater I. H. Andrews. II. B. Wilkinson, Jerry Millay. B. F. Porter, s. Oberfelder and F. w. Young
 The new board of directors at next Saturdays meeting will elect the off cers for the ensuing year.
 The special feature of the entertain ment yesterday was the serving of re- treatments by Mrs. Webster Street, Mrs. N. O. Murphy, Mrs. Leo Goldman and other ladies. The attendance was good and the gathering was most en- thusiastic for the future of the club during the coming season. It was one of the chief attractions of the city last season and will probably create even wider interest this year. The golf grounds are in good condition, as are the tennis courts, and many amused themselves at these. sports. Ping pong tables will be provided at an early day and altogether there will be a wide variety of entertainment for those who choose to avail themselves of it.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

peculiar to women, severe bearing-down pains, and continual headache.
 After using five bottles of Peruna I was as well and strong as ever ."-Miss Millie Baker.
 Mrs. Nellie Blyler, 67O W. Twentieth street, Chicago, H., President Of the Ladies of the G. A. R., has the following to say about Peruna:
 Gentlemen -'I recommend Peruna especially for women as it promptly cures the weakness of our sex and will always be sure to give satisfaction" ."- MRS. NELLIE BLYLER
 Mrs. W. A. Allison, Assist. Matron of Peoples Hospital, 75S Sheffield avenue, Chicago, H., writes:
 "I have had frequent opportunities to observe the wonderful curative ef-
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

fectS of Peruna. 4 aIfeViafes pdss and soreness, increases fife appetite and so tones Hp f1e entire system thaf f1e patient quickly regains strength and health. ''---MEs. ". 4. Allison.
 Free Home Advice.
 In view of the great multitude U8 women suffering from some' form of female disease and yet unable to find any cure, Dr. Harfnian, fhe renowned specialist on female catarrhaf diss eases, has announced his willingness fO direCf fiIe freatG7enf of as many cases as make application fO him during fhe sumE7cr months without charge.
 Those wishing to become patients should address The Peruna Medicine Co.,, Columbus, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

Miss 4. Brady, Corresponding Secre- Gary Illinois Woman's Alliance, writes from 2725 Indiana avenue, Chicago, H.:
 "Last year from continued strain in literary work became very much ex- hausted, my nerves seemed to give way, aad had baekache, headache and seri- ous indigestion. One Of my friends sug- gested that l try Peruna. It certainly acted like magic on my system.
 within ten days I felt new life and bealth given me, and by taking an occa- sjonai dose off and on when I feel extra tired, I keep my system in perfect order. Miss A. Brady.
 Miss Mi1ie Baker writes from 29O East cfhio street, Chicago, H.:
 CT suffered for years with weakness
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

These are the prices that make 'em dizzy And crowd the store that's always busy.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

Mrs. Aylwin's hair dressing parlor. Il So. Center. Cotton block, upstairs.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19

Feel cold shivernigs, aching in the bones, lack of energy, headache and great depression? These symptoms may be followed by violent headache, high fever. extreme nervousness, a condition known as malaria. Heroine cures it. Take it before the disease gets a fair hold. though it will work a cure in any stage. J. A. Hopkins, Man chester. Kan. writes: "I have used your great medicine Heroine, for sev- eral years. There is nothing better for malaria. chills and fever. headache, biliousness, and for a blood purifying tonic there is nothing as good" 50c at Elvey & Hulett's, druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19
FANCY C.,oDm.

Paffea and reeds for Indian baskets stamping for burnt wor;< a speciality Mrs. w. w. Hill, South Second street
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19
Matters of Rcord

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were filed for record in the county recorders office yesterday:
 J. Ernest Walker and wife to Minnie T.. Van der Veer. deed to lot 64. High land. Consideration S150.
 N. A. Sanders and A. s. Arthur to M II. Raridcn, deed to lots 19 to 22, block 47. Montgomery addition. Con- sideration $500.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-19
The Wild Rash To Our Store
 For Fresh Ammunition

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Arizona republican., 1902-10-19
OLD PEOPLE HAZE THEIR
 TROUBLES.

Mir. Francis Little of Benton Har- bor, Mich, is over eighty years of age. Since 1865 he has heen troubled mere or less with indigestion and constipa- tion and has tried almost everything in nee for those ailments I.ast August he began using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and was soon feel ing much better. Tn a recent letter he says: "I have used three boxes Of the tablets and now think I am well" These tabletS improve the appetite and invigorate the stomach. liver and bow els. For sale by EIvey g, Hulett. drug gists.