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Arizona republican., 1903-04-14
LEGEL EDVEETIsEMEN
 
 NO. 372S. The National Bank of Arizona

Report of the condition of the National Bank of Arizona, at Phoenix, in the Territory of Arizona, at the close of business, April g. 1905
Arizona republican., 1903-04-14
NEW CITY DIRECTORY.

All persons whose names have not been secured for the new directory or who have changed address please leave same at board of trade. corner Adams and Center streets.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-14

still using honest wheel reasonable
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

William r. Crane. speaking Of the
all-star cast Of "The Rivals told this
story Of Nat Goodwin
'pve played with Nat, said Crane
I'VE were together in the all-star cast
of The Rivals He had the part OF
Sir Lucius-nothing but feeder you
know, for Bob Acres.
You must like that part said
friend of his, and Nat wanted to know
why,
Why, think Of the great men that
have made hits in that part, said
Goodwin's friend There are Bnly
Florence and w R. Floyd and John
Brou--
"'That's right said Goodwin sarcas-
tically, so ahead for the whole list
But every time-you show me an actor
that has made a hit in the part Of Sir
Lucius III show you a dead man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23
The Boston's Great Baokstop.


Lou Crigier. who has been doing
most Of the catching for the Boston
American League team since Charley
Farrell met with an accident, is looked
upon by some critics as the best
catcher in the country It was for
tunate for the Bostons that they had
such a man as Criger to fall back
upon, as he has contributed in no
small degree to the great success Of
that fine crowd of ball tossers, at the
head Of whom is that keensighted
manager and brilliant player Jimmy
Collins. Criger is a native Of Elk
hart, Ind, and is 81 years Of age
He began his baseball career as a
member OF the Kalamazoo (Mich)
team In 1895 The following two
years he was with the Fort Waynes,
Of the Interstate League, where his
great work behind The bat attracted
the attention Of National League man
ayers. He entered the league in 1898
as member Of the Cleveland club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23


Walter Kinlock. center fielder on the
Davenport team, has been released by
Manager Hayes.
Outhelder Haidt. released by Joliet,
has caught on with Ft. Wayne in the
Central League.
President Sexton has assessed each
club $50 for the maintenance Of the
Joliet Club. pending the transfer to
Springfield.
Rockford has now four college play
ers in Merritt, Of Beloit; Pattison. Of
Dixon; Stark, Of Detroit City, and
Ovens. Of Ottumwa.
Manager Tebeau. Of Joliet. has re-
leased outielder Hoffman and second
baseman Lyons. and will play second
base himself to save expense.
Henry O'Connell who played with
the Sacred Heart team, Of Watertown,
Wis and who has made good in a
semi-professional way, has signed to
play with the Rockford club.
It Is said that King, last year with
Davenport, who has been playing short
for Bloomington is slated for release,
and that Manager Connors Is after
Walt Davis, the Davenport amateur, to
take his place
Bloomington has dropped Dicty
Brown after four years Of service.
Brown failed to deliver the goods this
season, both in fielding and stick work
He has joined the Grand Forks (N
d. team Herbert is now a fixture on
third base for Bloomington, and is
doing well
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23
Plavwrlahtls Satisfaction.

In rather a neat explanation Chan
ling Pollock, the young man who re-
eently fathered a melodrama called
A Game OF Hearts" which was put
IN in New York Tor a late-season trial,
replied to those reviewers who criti-
eised. and rather sharply, his play. Ad-
hitting the truth Of the contentious,
he adds 81 must admit that was
writing down-was doing less than my
best. I was also working in great
haste. I viii be stil more frank, and
admit that wrote the melodrama in
three days. on three Sundays. in fact,
an aot a Sunday. and | never had
time to revise and brace up ny work.
And tn tell you something more, not
ID iusuhcatioR for that sort of thing,
but in explanation. The royalties that
/ have received for the week from "A
came Of Hearts are more than twice
the amount Of any weeks salary I
ever drew in my life."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

Dalen Is playing phenomenal ball
Harry Steinfeldt is troubled with
rheumatism
President Ebbetts made the Western
trip with the superbas.
The Pittsburgs have enjoyed five
Sunday rests in four years.
Billy Gilbert leads the National
League in sacrifice hitting.
Pitcher Kennedy win be unable to
play ball again for some time.
Pitcher Harry Thielman, late. Of
Brooklyn has joined the Woonsocket,
r. l., team.
Ean Haltren is by all odds the most
popular man on the New York Ma
tional team.
Pittsburg friends have presented
Otto Jordan, Of the Brooklyus, with
diamond stud
Pittsburg critics say that Ritchey
is playing rather dopey ball. He
thinks too slowly
Hugh Jennings would like to play
in California and has offered his SER
vices to the Sacramento club.
Pop" Anson and Ned Hanlon met
while the Brooklyn baseball club was
in Chicago and talked old times
Bresnahan. Mertes, Warner
Browne. Bowerman and Lauder Of
New York, have all batted over 800.
Mathewson is pitching far better
bah now than in his first year in the
National. when he was a sensation
Ned Hanlon makes no secret about
what he thinks Of his team Of Super
bas lie says they lack baseball
brains.
Frank selee has released Arthur
Williams, Pop" from Maine, and he
has been pitching for the Gunthers,
Of Chicago
Manager McGraw shows not the
slightest deformity where his nose
was broken earlier in the season. The
injury does not bother him in the
least now.
Six straight shut-outs. or 54 in
nings Of baseball without run be-
ing scored against them. is the new
record established by the Pittsburgs,
twice champions Of the National
Leesue.
Phelps the experimental Pittsburg
catcher. is now backstopping the
pitchers excenently. and the worry
of the Pittsburg critics as to the
catching department seems to be
ended
Evers pulls off lightning plays at
Chicago's second base as no man since
Pfeffer's day has done. He even
takes bad throws with his gloved paw
and swings the hand like lightning
on the runner.
Umpire Johnstone is enforcing the
rule that forhids a pitcher rubbing ?
new ball in the soil OF otherwise de
liberately discoloring it, The rule
has been ignored in the American
League this year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

Charles Frohman has had his trials
no one will deny that-as well as
his successes, and not few Of them
have been caused by ambitious mem
bers OF the gentler sex But there is
one woman whom the manager Is said
to have held not alone in great re-
spect but in fearsome awe as well.
She was Mary. the scrub-woman at
the Empire theater No matter what
the tension Of Mr.. Frohman's nerves
might be at rehearsal, on cleaning
Jays Mary would scrub all around him
with apparent unconcern. and should
he refuse to take the hint and move,
aer stentorian voice could be heard
n the most distant corner of the thea
Ter ordering him to do SO.
"Out wild vel An sure, how can We
expect me to clean under your chair
+ ye don't let me geo to it2 Raising
rour feet won't do, Mr. Frohman"
Mr.. Frohman, without a word, unless
i be one of apology. would move away,
Once upon just such an occasion, he
vas rehearsing the leading woman OF
4 company he was about to send out,
ind as he politely moved to permit the
nyincible Mary to scrub, his star, be-
ng annoyed by TIE interruption,
missed a cue, whereupon Mr. Frohman
rented all the feeling Of impatience
lpon his star he perhaps meant for
Mary, but dared not express.
Some time after Mary was missed,
md in reply to Mr. Frohman's inquir-
es concerning her absence. he was
old that, sue was ill., He Immediately
sent some one TO see her. who found
ler in a dying condition. Mr. Froh-
nan not only paid tie expenses of her
llness, but buried her as well.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23
Plympton Knows HIS Value.

The temperance Of Eben Plympton
as Mercutio, ia Romeo and Juliet,
recalls the fact that for years that
actor would not play at all, because he
couldn't get the amount he thought
his services were worth. No matter
how much he needed money he never
broke the rule, and for seven months
of the year he would go away in the
wilderness up in Canada or IN the Ad-
irondacks. where years ago he took
up 100 acres or bought them for a
few dollars Here all alone he would
live IN his cabin. fishing. shooting and
studying until fall, when he would re
turn to the marts Of Thespis to see ie
the price Of acting had risen. If some
aspiring young woman wanted a Ro-
meo he was hers. at his price only.
He preferred a few weeks at his figure
to a seasons engagement at less. He
has been consistent, too. but think Of
the time wastedl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

Nine Rejane viii begin her London
engagement in a fortnight with Is
bens "A Dolls House"
The Sultan Of Sulu" has been is-
sued in book form. How few musical
comedies could be subjected safely to
such a test!
Chafles Hawtrey is negotiating FOR
the British rights Of The Wizard OF
o. with an eye to presenting it In
London next season.
So successful have been the per-
formances Of Isben's Ghosts" this
season that Miss Alberta Gallatin an.
nounces her intention Of starring In
the play next season.
Victor Mapes' new play. in which
the Independents VIII present Charles
Rlchman next season. has been named
Captain Darlington" Itisa romantic
comedy Of thesfevolutionary period.
Theodore Thomas is resting at Eel
sen-garten, his place in the White
Mountains AS in past summers his
diversions are a bit Of wood chopping
and gardening. and the orchestration
Of some favorite work.
Flodden Field. tragedy In three
acts by Alfred Anstin, poet laureate,
which Beerbohm Tree produced in
london. viii be published shortly BY
Harper & brothers. The piece win
receive but the one performance
Among the players who win be seen
in shakespearean revivals IN this
country next season are Miss Ada Re.
han and Otis Skinner. Jointly. Miss
Nance O'Neil. Miss Marie Wainwright.
Miss Viola Allen. Edward soihern an&
Miss Edith Wynne Matihison.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23
BATTLE SHIP VERMONT WILL BE
MOST POWERFUL OF OUR NAVY

The 16,O00-ton battleship Vermont.
the contract fox building which was re-
Gently awarded to the Fore River ship
and engine company Of Quincy. is the
very latest type Of American sea
fight
She and her sister, the Kansas to
be built at Newport News, and the
Minnesota, TO be built at Camden, will
be the heaviest warships ever con
structed for the United States Navy.
and indeed win be surpassed in size
BY only one vessel in the nayies Of
the world, the 1s,0OO-ton man-of-war
Great Britain is now providing herself
with
The ships OF the Vermont class. as
they are officially designated. are to
be $50 feet long on the water line and
456 feet inches long over all, which
is about IS feet longer than our next
largest batiieships. those ct the New
Jersey class, Of which ths New Jersey
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

Toledo has released Ed Connors.
Fnst Baseman Kihm last week be-
came a happy father.
Minneapolis has rebelled against a
1s-men limit rule in the American As
sociation.
Manager Watkins has arranged to
have the indianapolis Sunday games
played at Anderson.
e. Guy Jehnson. coach Of the Kalana-
ZOO College nine, has signed to pitch
for the Louisville club.
Pitcher Shaw. who was loaned 10
the Nashville club by Manager Can
tilion. returned home the other day
andahas been sent to the Duluth club
* the Northern League Tor the bal
ance Of the season.
Manager Cantllon says the major
ieaeue clubs are already casting covet
GUS eyes on his players. Comske,
wants third baseman unglaub ana
helder Dunlevy. LOTUS for his Wash
nEtons wants first baseman rggs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23
ENeLIsAMEN LEARN To sHooT
National Rifle Association Has I'M
menae Membershlp.

National Rifle Association Has I'M
mense Membership.
The English have taken up rifle
shooting SO enthusiastically that 25.-
600 men are reported TO be enrolled
in clubs amliated with the National
Rife association, and $4,000 more to
be members OF clubs not connected
with that organization None of these
men is a Volunteer. Sir Conan Doyle
has been inspired By the success Of
the rifle club movement to suggest
to the authorities at Aldershot, the
headquarters OF the First Army Corps,
that force OF regular troops be told
of 70 attack Hindhead on certain
day. aud that he be allowed, on short
notice. to summon the members Of
the rife clubs TO oppose them. The
regulars would be In a comparatively
strange country, while the rife club
members would know every inch OF
the ground. Sir Conan seems to for
get that the shooting qualities Of the
rife club men would not be tested
There could be no operations of any
real value IN such a mobilization,
though In this country. 1t may be re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23
SHE KNEW TOO MUCH.
innocent Remark Of Old Lady Spoiled
a Good Bafaain.

innocent Remark Of Old Lady Spoiled
Geod Bargain.
When diamonds were first discov.
cred in South Africa the rush of pros.
pectors was. Of course. tremendous.
and a certain guileless old lady who
lived on a farm near Kimberly de-
termined to turn the golden oppor-
tunity TO her own advantage,
Hearing that a party of proapectors
were IN the neighborhcod. she sent a
polite invitation 90 them to -fossick
for diamonds on her property.
In due course they came, and prod.
ded and prospecte5 the whole day.
Towards evening the dear old lady
hobhled out
Have you found any?' she. asked.
THAT we have said a delighted
prospector; rfve. old aag-hve little
beauties.
"Five2" was the surprised reply
Look again. there should be eight
But somehow. that remark seemed
70 damp the ardor Of the prospactors
and the oid lady did not sell her farm
that time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

nearly seven feet high. In its centre
is a summer house OF quaint design. 1t
is only about fifty years old The maze
Akborough, in Lincolnshire. is one Of
the early type Of the mazes. It does
not consist of hedges. but is cut in the
green turf and is forty-four feet in
diameter As will be seen there is
no puzzle about Il. There Is only one
road to follow The object Of it is to
test the patience of the pilgrim It is
merely firing. not perplexing This
was a form of religious maze. In by
gone days no large garden was com
piete without a maze.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23
Akborauah Ma1s.

From "Chums" Gan English paner)
We extract the follo~iug regarding
some well-known English mazes. or
labyrlnths Once upon = time 1t was
the custom to make mazes for the
purpose OF afording religious discip-
line. The early Christians were accus,
toned to follow them as a penance.
by degrees ehis pious practice died
out. but here and there some Of the
old mazes are still In existence. One
Of the most famous IS that at Hamp.
ton Court. and thousands Of boys have
attempted TO solve the secret Of its
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

Pitcher seay has oeen released bs
Milwaukee.
Bostons farm hand. George Stone
has already made himself very popular
10 Milwaukee
George Mcbride. the Milwaukee boy
who started ont with the Bewers last
year. is playing second base for ST
Joe He is playing a clean game a2d
running better than ever
Wright. who Is playing FIRST base
for Omaha. was with the Green Bay
team two years ago. He was known ii
Wisconsin as hard hitter and he has
been keeping up the reputation whiis
with the Omahas
Manager Dufy has two fine eH
around men on his team in Tip O'Neil
and Silver Braun. O'Neill is caicher
but plays a star game IN the field. anl
can also play the indeld. Braun is Z
pitchc-. but plays good indeld O.
outheld game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

construction, This labyrinth is sup
posed 10 have been made IN the reign
OF William and Mary The hedges
originally consisted wholly Of the horn
beam. Now. however, holly and yew
are intermingled with the hornbeam.
The maze covers a quarter Of az acre,
and the walls of hedges are exactly
half mis- in length
The labyrinth in Hatfield Park is an
old one and is formed of clipped yew
hedges. One Of the most celebrated is
at Somerleyton Hall. near Lowestoft
Il is perhaps the finest example Of a
labyrinth in England It's hedges are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

below, preventing the cracking Of the
armor II. by any chance, it should be
struck at just the right angle for such
a mishap.
AS if this we're not enough, % tons
Of cornpith cellulose are stored back
Of the plating along the water line
in a cofferdam Z feet high and 30
inches wide Should the shot pierce
the ships skin sufficiently to let IN
the sea. the contact Of the water would
Immediately swell the cellulose and
stop the leak until .he vessel could be
hauled out and her plating renewed
Furthermore. the double bottom is di-
vided by water-tight bulkheads In such
a way that the ship is practically un.
sinkable.
OF course Il takes a tremendous
power to move such a mass as this
new Vermont at all, TO say nothing
OF sending her through the water at
a speed OF is knots an hour as the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

Donohue. Cleveland and Cincinnati are
also feeling for other players
Bobby Quinn. at one time a good
catcher but now business manager Of
the Columbus club, intends to take
team Of American Association sstars
on a tour through New Mexico and
other western points the coming fall.
st. Paul's great infelder. Miller
Huggins, continues to play ball Of the
kind that makes the big teams want
him. Higgins does not wish to be
promoted. Not only does he get a good
salary where he is, but he and his
brother have advertising and peanut
privileges which net them tons OF
dough.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23


Jake Stahl looks Ike good bats
man.
selbach now captains the Washing
tons.
The Boston Americans are outbat-
ting all clubs in the business.
Jesse Burkett is growing in popu-
larity all around the league
Washington has released "Ducky"
Holmes to the Chicago Americans.
Lush played a very fair game at
third for Detroit during Yeager's lay
Of
Lajoie has passed the 800 mark
with the stick and is going after the
leaders.
Billy Sullivan, It is reported in Chi
cago, viii be out Of the hospital in a
few days.
Boston has the American League
record for consecutive victories-ten
straight.
"sllk" oLoughlin is not popular
with the New York fans, and they
roast him unmercifully.
titNucl dNh OMcnf "a Nu0 Whtte
Sox, fought with the volunteer troops
against the Spaniards in Cuba.
Comiskey tried hard TO secure Elber-
field, Offering in exchange two players
and his claim on George Davis.
While the Chicagos were in Phila-
delphia local friends presented Billy
Hallman with a diamond-studded
watch
Robby Carruthers is the unluekiest
umpire in the business in the matter
Of being perpetually bombarded by foul
tips
The last vestige of the recent fierce
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

and Rhode Island. building at Fore
River are the nearest 70 completion.
The nodded breadth Is rs feet 8 ~
inches and the extreme width outside
the armor 7s feet 10 inches. with a
depth Of 46 feet these gigantic steel
hnlls win draw "a feet inches Of
water when two-thirds stores and sup
plies are aboard
The main battery consists Of four
12inch breech-loading rifles, two in
each Of the main turrets: eight S-inch
rifles. two 10 each OF the lesser tur.
rets. and twelve 7ineh rifles the lat
ter placed on the gun deck and con
stituting the principal hroadside bat.
tory The secondary battery Is made
up of twenty s.inch l4.pounder rapid
fre guns of 90 calibre. twelve pound
ers and SIX l-pounder semiautomatlc
rapid fire guns. two Sinch field pieces.
two 20.callbre machine guns and six
30-caiihre automatic
with this tremendous armament
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

separation from him. One Of his late
interviews was published in Omaha
1T is all nonsense, he said. Il just
received a cablegram from her, in
which she says Loving greetings.
Maxi But In my production Of A
Midsummer Nights Dream there is no
suitable part for her. In the new play
that Clyde Fitch has made for her
she is given a splendid role that just
suits her capabilities. It has plenty
Of comedy, with touches Of pathos. :"
~The public misses her" com.
mented
80 do 1" he replied, "and more on
the stage than on, but it is only fair
that she should be given a chance to
show what l know she can do"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

there must Of course be correspond
ingly heavy armor The main belt.
along the water line, which is the
most vulnerable point. where a shot
wound could do the greatest damage
by starting a serious leak or Gripping
the machines that are the ships vital
organs. is feet inches wide amid
ships. tapering to ABOUT s feet at stem
and stern. and 8 inShes thick for 284
feet Of its length. reduced In three re-
ductions to four inches at the ends.
The positions Of the 7-inch guns are
covered with 7-inch armor plate. work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

specifications require.
The work Of turning the great twin
screws is to be done by two four
cylinder triple-expansion engines. ca.
pahle of developing 16.500 horse
power. supplied with steam from 12
water tube boilers Of the latest type
that have a heating surface Of $3.50
square feet above / leo square feet OF
CRATE surface, and can maintain a
working pressure Of 265 pounds TO the
square inch.
Like the other newer large ships Of
the navy the Vermont will have three
smoke tunnels and two military masts.
When she has her full compile
ament the Vermont Will carry besides
her officers, Sl4 men
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

The latest cure Ter anemia Is to go
up in a balloon. # You come down
alive YOU get well. The proper thing
is to have a tame balloon in your back
yard and 90 up in it after breakfast
each morning for-a couple Of hours.
Il is claimed that half dozen ascents
are equal tc three months in a health
resort because Of the pure air breathed
in the higher atmospheie.-P Portland
Oregonlan. 49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

membered we had minute men, about
equivalent to Sir Conan's rifle club
members. and their mobilization at
Lexington Ia April, l775, resulted In
the defeat Of trained soldiers. This
was not simply because the minute
men gathered rapidly, but because
they made actual use of their skill
with firearms
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-23

The United statessis almost a goat
less country compared with others
and the importation Of goaiskins
young and old. aggregate S3.500.oOO q
which represents the slaughter
of 100000 goats and kids,