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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04

8. VI. 300 an. Diitte lebten Wtonats
wurbs Der Betrieb in Der 6abrit sr6ff=
net. Sen Nrbeitern mar beripro6en
tporoen, oaB rpenn bic Q6bne Der Mit=
9lieoer Der alien 8. u. 800 erb6bt
tperoen miirbe, audi ibnen bieislbe
2ohnerb0bdns su She'll peroen iOllte.
Dor einisen Sagen muroe Der 2obn
Der Witalieber bss alten 8. u. 800 um
l2A proSent erb6bt unb bic Mitalieoer
Der neaen 6. u. 800 perlanet.n fofort
ebenfaas 9obnerbDbuna. Sroboem
Serr Saplor periprad, bab bem ab=
fommsn sendB. bi.islbe am Is. Scto=
Der in &raft treten iolts, l.atsn bic
Mrbeiter bod bic Nrbeit nieoer.
@reenfieIb's erfer Mapor
geftorben.
@reenfielb. Sm Sitter bon 79
5abren iif SbOmus 8. granbam, Der
erife Wfapor BON Greenfield aug oem
aeten seidieben. Gr mar felt 81 Sab
rem in bisfssr Staot anidife unb
betleioete brei Wale sas Mmt zines
Mapors. Der @erblidene mar elm
geteran aus Dem 2risae nit Ierico.
Der 6 beriffbat ben vifei=
nernen Mann".
@nansb lille. Ser &e6tsftreit
usgen beg unbeimli6en iteinernen Go
ites, Den Die Staot sesenwdrtig bsber=
bergt, 1T nun in elm neuss Gtabium
setrsten. Dem Griebsnsridter Sborn=
burg wirb Die Wtiibe, cine gnti6eibuna
in Dem Gall ab3usebsn, eripart peib.n,
unb es iit Der &idter Mattiion, Der
fi9 nit Dem Gall gu bef9dftisen bat.
Greita9 Ra6mittaa lieb 9ouis 2amb,
Der bisberise arbeiter Der Contract
Co., Der slnipru4 uuf ben Sunb err
bebt, neil sr es getueien lei, Der ibn
aus benz StrOm sehoben, elm neues
8eiaiasnabmeberfabren i'm Rreisse=
ridt anifrensen. nadbsm man Die on,
bere 2lase in bem untergeorbneten
Nmt bate fallen lah.n.
gidt tpeniser als brei Nbpotaten bat
Samb tnsaairt, um feline Sads su p:r=
fedten, lauier erersiibs iunse 2elite,
ndmlia ben pOliieiridter Gurrp, fer=
ner 6siman uno Wlontforo. Sieie
ma4ten 6ann alsbalo Die gingabe,
tporauf Der Sberiif Die Sisur in ieinen
geiB nabm, iie absr borliufis an benz
play belieb, ws iie ieyt ausssifeGt lift.
2amb siebt unter anoerem an, er
lei Der re1tmdBi9e 8efiber bes Stein=
mannes. ooer Der rSteiriisur", ME
es in Der 2lase beiBt, unb es iueroe ibm
bic 6i9ur piberredt(idsr Weiie borent-
balten. @r siebt oeren Wertb NIT
$1,000 an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
11mfca nit bsSeatti9sn Tolssn.

@dbrenh Srant lllrep baniit be-
f9dftigt mar, an Der Siio Eelaware
GtraBe .@spfel aus elmer pennfplbania
@ar auf ieihsn @asen 81 laben, batte
sr oas llnslad gu fallen. gu sleider
3eit tippts au6 Der Wassn um unb
fiel auf i'm. lllrep trus einen S&d=
celbru9 babon unb er tpuroe in beIin=
nunsslOiem 3uitanoe na6 osm 5oipi-
tai gsbra6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
&e@tsmiH idafts= s@nle.

Sie Snoiana &edtstpiHenf9afts=
S6ule bat ibren Wintercurfus nit
bsinabe 100 Stuoenten erOffnet. Die
SeniOr=@laiie bat einen 3uwaAs BON
smansis Stubertten befommen, tpel6e
bon ben S6ulen bon Mi9isan, San=
bile, 0alparaiip, Notre Dame unb
Marion fOmmsn. Sn Der Sunior=
@lalie merben Sames u. &ebbaf, Sas.
M. Oeben unb 8. 9. gpbant, in Der
SeniOr-elafe $. M. 0Owling, %. s..
gliott unb Sobn 6. Scott 8prleiun9en
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
Die q. S. Titserafo Tamilie
1T Sramer beriett.

q. $. SiBseralo, elmer Der rei9fen
8drger b,r Staot, empfin9 beute aus
StraBburg elm gabeleraTlm, trel1es
bic traurige 9adri9t bradte, bab iein
14jdbriser Sobn George in Solse zines
unsIiidli9en 3ufaas eri9oiien puroe.
Die oas llnelhd fib erei9nete. tpirb
nidt mitsstbsilt. Serge NOR Elm
36slins bes bon prof. 8. 6. @oB,
Dem ebemalisen bieiisen S4ul=Super-
.intsnbsnten sslsiteten Nmericaniiaen
college.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
Gin Sammsr fam seFosen.

Sem BEL benz aussrabsn zines Sellers
binter Dem Sispsniarim beiddftiaten
Garbisen @nbretp Maiie fieI elm i6pe=
rer Sammer. wel9er Der 9ano zines
anoeren arbeiters entfdlipft mar, nit
iOlder @u9t auf ben Sddbel, oab er
cine fiinf 3ol tiefe Wunbe babontrug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
Jensr i'm Gonrtbanie
9asieIbe bei9rdnfte ii4 iebod nur auf bas
fiinite Stodtperf. - 8eberl IN ben
Gountp Offices nod in oeneeri4tsidIen
uurbs elm 99aben anseri4tet.

Sn Der i'm fiinftsn StOdpert oes
@ourtbauies befinbliden @affenbane
Der So. 8. Der Mili3 brad beute DIOR.
gen furs bor 3 llbr elm Geuer aus,
tpsldes gum Slid iOfort entbedt tDurbe.
Balo barauf raiielte aud i4on Die
sseueruehr heran unb begann unter
2eitune bon @bef Scots nit ben SOi4=
arbeiten.
2sbtsrer lab, oaB @efabr fiir5as ganse
@ebduoe i'm ansuse mar uno er lieB
oaber lOfOrt sinen 3weiten alaru geben.
galb barauf mar oann AUDI bas Court.
baus bon SpriBen etc. umgeben.
Iabssu fiinf3ehH Winuten oauerte es,
Biz Die 2Df9mannidaft snbli9 ben
6eerb bss 6euers entbedt tatte. &ie=
fige @aHermahen wuroen in Die bren=
nenoen Rdume Der Waffenballe qe=
iGleuoert uno bod bauerte es nabe3u
cine Stunoe, bis oas Geuer mnter
gontrolle mar.
Die 20I9arbeit i'm Snnsrn oes 9e-
bduoes muroen beionoers baour6 err
i5psrt, baB bsitdnbis grObe Stiide Der
i6ueren @lasi9eib.n, tpelde bas ein=
falenos 2idt biloen, uno geiprunsen
paren, binunter fielen.
Wm. CLUTTER, Elm Mit9lieb oes &et=
tunescorps tpurbe bon einem iol6en
@tiid nit iol9er @u4t auf ben &opf
estrOfen, baB sr betpubtlOs gu gOoen
iant. ST srbolte ii9 iebo4 balb pie-
Der. Den anitrensunaen Der 5euer-
we6r par es in Der Sbat gelungen,
sas Jeuer auf ieinen Serb gu bei9rdn=
fen, 10 baB nidt einmal Die &dume Der
ouberen bier i'm gourthauie unb 5war
eb.nfals i'm fiinften Stodtpert fatio.
nirten gompagnisn Der Mili5 S9aoen
erlitien.
@Ompagnis 8. NOR Die einsige, pel=
DE non benz sseuer beim9eiu9t puroe.
Ser in Der @aIfenballe anseridtett
S6aben, pel9en Der Staat tpieber er-
feben mus, miro auf $500 seiadBt,
pdbrsno bsrjsnise am Sebduoe felbs'
iid auf ettpa $500 belaufen pirb.
Sas eroBe einfallenbe 2i9t iit fait To-
tai serff6rt.
Sobn WcGregor, Yrdiioent Del
GOuntp=Gommiiidre uno anoere @oun'
tp.geamte marsn anweieno, um bi
notbieen @norbnuneen gu treffen, baf
bic Ntten unb Sofumente gerette
tpiirben, ipsnn Die Gefabr gu srOB per-
Den piirbe. allein gum Slid fam E!
ni9t 10 melt. gii9t einmal in Der in
britten StOdtpert befinoliasn Office
bes @OrOn.rs purbe aud nur fir elmer
Sent S9aben anseridtet unb in Der
Geri9tsIdlen tpuroe Geri9t ab9ebal
ten, als oh COR ni9ts porseialsn mar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
Gin outer Mesaer,

mirb iofort bsrlanst in go. 4l8 @eF
@afbinston Str. Sur elm tiidti9er
brau9t ii4 su melben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-04
Nahrthten aus Snoiana.
mel 8riioe erfidt.


8aIparaiio. o. = Greb.s unS
CHARLES SobnIon, % reip. 81 Sabre
aft. SObne zines Der angeiebenifm
giirser bon gBooopiae murben in
ibrsm Sdlafsimmsr toot aufsefunben.
sic warsn i'm 2aufe Der Ma9t bur9
entipeidenbes 2eudtaas erifidt. @eibe
junsen 2eute waren febr popular.
Gin 6 ulbaus BON Ell mem
g d hlerin Branb
&c fedt.
SDnes'boro. Das 6o1I9ul=
sebduoe wurbe our9 6euer total aer=
Hort. Ser Sdabsn belduft fi1 auf
$50, 900, weldem nur cine gsrl9s=
runs BON s17. .OOo ssseniiber ftebt.
9as Seuer war oas @srt zines granb=
Filters unb als FOLDER tpirb allsemein
Der 12jdbrise Sames Werrpman, Der
6obn bes biefsen anseisbenen 2auf=
manns Sobn Merrpman besei9net.
Der 8srba1t fdllt um 10 mebr auf ihn,
als er aus Der Staot beri9Dunben 1T.
gr bat ii9 bes Oefteren babin eedu-
bert, baB er bas G9uaeben latt bat
unb bas perf-- @ebdube zines
euten Sases in granb feden tperbe.
@m lebten Montas bate er bereits ben
@eriu4 aemadt, eoas Geuer tpurbe
isbOa reat3eitis sel0Idt.
Cine 6 om SO II Der SIR II NJ
GEN.
6 u m bus 8. Charles u. Sones
rei9te i'm 2reisseribt cine $4,000
Sdaosnsriabtlase sesen @eorse @Obn
elm, in p.l9er er betiIslben bei9uls
oist, ibm Die 2iebe ieiner Trau abfpen-
fig sema6t gu baben. Sieielbe bate
cine Sdeiouns bon Sonss erlanst unb
bann @Obn sebsiratbet. sic purbe
Ieiner iibsrbriiiiia unb eruirite cine
S@eibuns aud bon ibnt. Sierauf
i0bnte iie iid pieber nit Sones, alio
@atte go. l aus unb iie idloHen gum
apeiten Wale ben gbebunh. Nlein
iie fanb bas Slid, pas fie gum stpei=
ten Male in oem ebeli9en 3uiammen=
leben nit Sones iu9te ni9t unb iie bat
jebt gum 3tpeiten Wale eine S9ei=
bunssflase sesen ibn einserei4t.
Sie @ei 9morenen fonnte n
lid nj i4t einigen.
@ufbbille. Sie @eIdmnrensn
in benz Salle bes bes Mprbss ansstlas=
ten @olla Glinemann babsn, nadbem
lie "a Stunbsn in Beratbun9 getpsien
paren, auf oas beitimntefte ertldrt,
bab lie iia nidt eit,isen tnnnten. Sic
muBten fierauf entlaiien merten.
glinemann mar iebr nieberssi6laeen,
oenn er bate feft eruartet, bab Die
Surp ibn frsiiprsdsa piirbs. gr
wuros auf's Neue in's @sfdnsnib
suriidseianot uno es tueroen jebt
Monate berseben, bebor Der speite
prossb ieinen Mnfans n;mmt.
Ser 8abnunfall Bel
8ra3il.
Yrasil. Sie gollifion stpeier
0anbalia Sradt3iise, iiber tusl6e i6on
gehern beridtet tpurbe, bat idlimmere
Golsen sebabt, als anfdnsli9 ertpartet
puroe. @et6btet purbsn Der Ssi3er
George Sole bon bier unb Der 2oeomO=
tibfiibrer Sobn @unninsbam bon 9erre
0aute. Sduer perleBt muroen :
Gonoucteur s.. s. &eepes bon Serre
Saut,, Glassenmann 6reo. 81. gootbe
bon SraSil, 5. 6. Smith BON Brasil,
2OcOmotipilb-er Sall Sell bon Sra3il
unb Bremier 8. g.. Yurcen bon 5erre
Saute. Ser getrieb auf ben @elsiien
NOR udbreno oes san3en 9ases seifort
uno Die 8anoalia 3iise muBten bic
Big Gpur gahn=8eleiie benuben.
6 tn W on ment 3u 6 bre n
Generals Milrop.
aporte. Nuf Der bier ab9ebal=
tenen &sunion beg 9. Snbiana &eai.
ments iit beidloiien tuorben, Elm Gene-
raj Milrop= =Monument in @eniielaer
erriaten Sa laHen. Oie nd9fe
2eunion finoet in gltbart fatf.
I8las better an Strife.
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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-10
Money 10 Low Grade Ore.

Low grade properties are the best
money makers. They necessitate large
capital for operating them, but they are
sure. Investors are looking for proper,
ties Of this kind and not for mines carry
ing narrow seams Of high grade ore.
Low grade mines, M u rule, are more
satisfactory and yield in the aggregate
much larger returns. The mines Of Ana
conda aud Butte are as rule low grade.
~ are those Of the Occur d'Alene. In
dividual miners would have starved To
death attempting to make money out
of the liomestake or Treadwell mines,
and it was only by tho employment Of
large quantities Of machinery and hun.
dreds oi men that they have been able to
pay enormous dividends. Large bodies
oi low grade ore can bc protitably and
more economically handled than smaller
mining enterprises. for In.
vrstors.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-10
AN INTERESTING REPORT
How the Homestake Pays Dividends on
$3.50 Ore.

The annual report Of the superinten-
dent and secretary Of the Homestake
Mining company Of the Black Hills has
recently been issued to the shareholders,
and it is interesting reading whether
one is personally interested or not.
The HomestaKe. produced in bullion
- .303. .977.57 for the year ending June /,
1902, against f3, ,639, ,332 .O3 for the year
ending June l, 1901.
The Fix stamp mills Of the company
produced 24l ,2O7. 80 ounces Of bullion,
gross. This was worth t3,7+7, ,+O6,l+ in
gold aud t2s, ,+06.7+ in silver. Mint
charges against this amounted to tl0,-
0sl SIS, which left t3,765 S23.A The
proceeds Of concentrates amount to
$3.50. O.l5.
The different mills of the company re-.
duced during the year l,2is,0s3 tons Of
ore. OF this the Homestake mill re-.
duced 2s7 ,l34 tons. the Golden Star,
2ss. 1919; Amicus, l93.Ol5; Deadwood-
Terra, l6a, ,%a5; Monroe, lS9, 40; Mineral
Point, 81, ,7O5; Pocahontss. 81. 100.
The monthly average Of ore milled has
been lOl ,5O7 tons, or about 1850 tons =
day. This ore has yielded 1888 q ton
net. The monthly cleanups at the
stamp mills have amounted to 1914, ,65s..
n on the average, and the cyanide
plant has yielded n monthly average Of
&+l,sl03i.
The financial report Of the secretary
furnishes some interesting figures.
among the receipts. in addition to the
bullion account, are shown bills pay
able, &SOO,0Oo; proceeds of sale Black
Hills and Fort Pierre railroad to G. h. 4
O., 81 900 900; balance of cash trans.
ferred, t9l ,0X.+0; new capital stock
issued, s, 40 shares at $75 n share, 1880.
900, With numerous minor items and
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-10
ADVANCE is
IN ADVANCE.
Notes OF a Valuable Cable
Cove Property.

ThnMas !. Costello. of tho Advance
Mining company il IN the city from the
scene oi operations of that concern in
the cablo Cove district. u miles north
oi Sumptr,
III, property now being developed is
what ~ known aSthr Storm King group.
consisting "i seven claims. About $1,000
has been .xprndrd ON surface property
which has 80 thoroughly proven the
value oi the ground that the manage.
mrut In IN possession oi all information
as hnw Ia proceed with future develop
,ncnt IN the most effective and econ.
omlrai manner,
4 working shan is now being sunk as
rapidly as tw" shifts can sink il.
Nariy the entire shaft is in pay ore
Wh,rl, carr,rs an average of tSO, PER ton
in gold. silver and copper Three min.
ins .xl~rts have examined this property
and all have expressed themselves ~
bsins very much surprised that such \
magnificent shown. was not taken up
Ion. isiore the above named company
acquired Il.
Stock in this company WAS placed On
the. market At 80 cents per share, but NJ
great has been the demand that it has
advanced to 81 90, and il is claimed there
il no difficulty in disposing oi II at that
figure.
tn, ore now being extracted viii be
stored during the winter and shipped
10 Tia, sn,cltcr next spring.
Thi, ar, j. alnios, what may he termed
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-10
An Idaho BONANZA.

The American Mining News, OF the ~
inst, has the following to say Of the
Friday Mine; The Friday mine, Of
Sumpter, Oregon, is being opened rapid.
ly. With each successive stage Of the
work the value Of the property becomes
more apparent. Four thousand five
hundred tons Of ore, Of an average value
Of 80 per ton, are all ready for the mill,
which 10 expected to be in operation
within few weeks. The cost Of min
ing is being kept at rock bottom not
over - per ton-and in consequence
dividends seem sure rs soon as the iuill
is in operation, Messrs. Sorenson Il Co.
who are placing small block OF the
stock, are very much pleased At the out.
look,
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-10
Timber and Homestead Filings.

Timber and homestead filings, as we'll
rs final proofs, can be made before
Charles II. Chance, United States COM
missioner. office in FRS, Bank of Sump-
ter building, Sumpter, thus saving ap-
plicants expense Of n trip To La Grande.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-10

1carry fine line ofsilverware, jewelry
watches, clocks, solid silver novelties,
souvenir goods Of Sumpter in solid silver
and aluminium. New goods arriving
daily. Everything suitable for a fine
Christmas present.
+. &. BRoDIE, Jeweler.
Granite street, opposite Hotel Sumpter.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-10

self huxing. II contains iron and lime
in quantities sufficient to reduce it.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-10

Leave your measure ior suit Of
clothes at Neill Mercantile company's.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-12-10
ADVANCE

various balances the receipts are brought
up to 81, 6,6l7 ,9lO.63.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-28
HER FIELD WIDENING
Miss Marie Mattingly Now Contrib
 utor to N. r. Herald.

Miss Marie Mattingly, who is now claimed as a semi-resident of Phoenix from the fact that she has spent con- siderable time here during the last two years, is broadening her field of news paper work. She is now a regular con- tributor to the columns os the Sunday issue of the New York Herald and her stories are very entertaining.
 In a recent issue she had a story de- scriptive of "The Discalceated Nuns or Mount Carmel" a new order that bears allegiance to the Roman church. Rather it i5 a revival of an old order of nuns that flcurished in mediaeval times and that was recently introduced into the United States. and is growing rapidly. Miss Mattingly describes Q cloister in Philadelphia and the many quaint and curious customs of these people to- gether with the severity of their daily routine. The story was illustrated and occupied nearly page in the Sunday Herald.
 Miss Mattingly is ct the same time still connected with the Washington papers and spends part of her time in each city.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-28

Phoenix Trunk Factory for suit cases.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-28
THE HIGH SCHOOL
 BREAKS THE TIE
Indians Defeated by a Score
 5 to 0
An Exciting Game Between Evenly Matched Elevens at Eastlake Park Witnessed by Large Crowd.

The high school football team defeat ed the team from the Indian school in a match game on the gridiron at East lake park yesterday. The score was: High School, ); Indian School, 0.
 The game was stubbornly contested by the Indian boys, who fought hard to keep back their opponents, but the high school boys were the better elev- en and it was on the territory Of the Indians that the greater part of the game was played. Both teams played a better game than when they met in drawn contest several weeks ago. It was a good game and was enjoyed by large crowd. The teams were about of the same weight and quite evenly matched as to sizes. A number of girls from the respective schools were there to shout for the teams and to wave their colors. The cheering was loud and with true college spirit the high school girls cnthused their team with song and yell.
 The day was fine and just the best that the teams could wish for.
 The game was called at 10.30 a. m. with a fair-sizcd crowd present. The Indians got the east goal and the high school kicked off, sending the pigskin near the goal. The ball was downed on the 90 yard line. The Indians fumbled the ball in the first play and their op- ponents got possession of it. The high school started eff with the ball at a terrific gait, plunged around the end or through the line, invariably making good gains and within four minutes they sent Mayors through the line for a touch down. The kick for goal was missed and the result was to
 So far the game was all for the high school boys, but with seemingly new energy the Indian boys got up better opposition and held down the high school very successfully, keeping them from scoring during the remainder of the game.
 The Indians kicked off from the cen ter. Baum was downcd near the 20 yard line. McCarty made a left erd run of 20 yards and Mayors went through the right tackle for d 10-yard gain. Hughes was sent through the center for yards. Miguel the quarter back for the Indians was conspicuous for his brilliant tackles and but for his work the high school might have piled up a large score.
 Within q few minutes the high school had gotten the ball dangerously close to the Indians goal-within one yard. The Indian boys stubbornly stood their ground and in three successive downs would not let the ball be advanced a foot. The last down was characterized by a fierce match of pushing strength. Finally the Indians won the push and the heap fell back from the goal and the ball went to the Indian team, the high school not having made the re- quired yards in three downs. The Indians now carried the ball for the
Arizona republican., 1902-11-28
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Arizona republican., 1902-11-28

first time in the game and their cC9- portcrs expected to see them make gains. They tried a series of linc bucks making several 3 and f yard gain. In one of the scrimmages Baum was tenn pCrariiy disabled and Marian was put in his place. The Indians advanced the ball about 40 yards showing up some very good plays. They were then forced to kick and the ball went high but not far. The high school failed to secure ly hold the ball and an Indian player fell on 1t near the center of the field. Kirk made a sensational 15-yard end run, followed by some ineffective line bucking. The ball was fumbled and Tribolet secured it. Mayors went around right end for 10 yards and Mar lar through the center for a good gain but he lost the ball which was picked up by Center Allen. The Indians failed to make way and were forced to kick. McCarty returned the ball to center of the field where it stayed for a few plays. The first half was over.
 In the second half Parker was put in Tibbet's place. The Indians kicked off. The high school downed the ball on the 25 yard line and the bucking was resumed. Some gain was made when the high school fumbled the ball. Park CT falling upon it. The ball was fum- bled soCn again and was secured by the Indians who made but small gains. With two line attacks the ball was sent around left end for yards and Kirk around right end for yards. The h. dians seemed capable of fumbling the ball and in a few plays did so How ell for the high school falling on it. After a few downs with little gain the ball again found its way to an observ- ant Indian. The high school held the Indians down to a 3 yard down and the Indian faked with a kick formation, made double pass and sent q man around tte loft end for a good gain The high school got the ball on downs and then Mayors. McCarty, Hughes and Marian made good runs. Miguel dis played his usual cleverness in tackling
 The remainder of tine game was char acteriZcd by considerable kicking.
 Mayors did the star playing for the high school and Miguel was the clev- crest Indian player.
 The umpire and referee were Ford and Christy Linemen, Parker and Perrq. Timekeeper, Todd. Twenty five minute halves were played
 The following was the lineup:
 High School Indian
Arizona republican., 1902-11-28
How About Those Cows?

lot of advertising that will tell all about Call and get some of It. It's worth having and it don't cost you anything.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-28
VACCINATION AND DANpRUFF
There Is As Sure Prevention of Bald ness As There Is of Smallpox
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It is now accepted that vaccination renders the vaccinated person exempt from smallpox; or at worst, he never has anything but the lightest kind of a case. Now as sure a preventive and cure for dandruff. which causes falling hair and badness, has been discovered -Newbro's Herpicide. It kills the dan druff germ. c. H. Reed, Victor, Idaho, says: Myself and wife have been troubled with dandruff and hair falling for several years. We tried remedies without effect until we used Newbro's Herpicide, two bottles of which cured us.' Hundreds of similar testimonials.
 Sold at leading drug stores. Send 10c in stamps for sample to the Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-28
Cancers and TumOrS Cured
 WITHOUT Rg2Tr THE DR, HIBBARD

removes externaI growths by local medication. His method is safe, sure and successful. Num- erous testimonials and specimens removed can
 be seen at office. The doctor makes a speciality of chronic diseases and removal of abnormal
 groWths. The knife is a failure in large per cent of cases. Dr. Hibbard's method is .. sue cess. Bis system is rational and scientific. Thousands die annually in the United States because physicians AS rule do not understand
 the disease. They call 1t uncurable and if they do anything they resort to the knife. There is a remedy. treatment without severe measures
Arizona republican., 1902-11-28

An Atchison young man is "an awful ly nice fellow," but the fact remains that he has no sense, and will never amount to anything.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-28

CFrom the Philadelphia Press.)
 The man with a family of grown up daughters is surely under home rule.