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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
Arapahoe Rntters -husr.

ARAPAHOE, Neb., July 11.-(Specisl
Telegram The Arapahoe Braves again
defeated Lincoln today by superior bat-
ting, also eXcelling in field work ia a fast
well-played game. The features of the
game was the terrific stick work of the lJ-
Gals, including a home run by Tanner with
two on bases, he driving the ball over the
left field fence, distance of las var
also the splendid pitching by Bellamy,
who had the visitors in his vest pocAe..
Score: q. ... r. II. l..
Arapahoe .....l.O1.1O4 400 s-TlO !
Lincoln .......O 0 0 0 o {. 0 l Ell 3 &
Earned runs: Arapahoe, A. Two-base
hit: Arapahoe, /. Home run: Arapahoe,
/ Struck out: BY Bellamy, s: by Smith.
G. Batteries Bellamy and MAIN; Smith
and Cookus. EMPIRES: Hall and Bellamy
Time: 1915
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LouIsNILLE

Wis. Three base hits
asses: Graham, Sulli-
Graham. Mo0dTUn.
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Boston. the present Niagara International
champion. was beaten BY Field OF Buffalo
DAY Ar AUBURN RACES
Biggest Attendance Ever Recorded at
IocPI Track.

AUBURN. Neb.. July li.-(specisl Tele-
gram. AK Sar-B Ben bell day IN Auburn
was the largest day Auburn has seen for
some time. The Ak-SarBe bell excursion
which came from Omaha and arrived here
about noon brought a large crowd which
that has ever previously shown interest OF
any day OF races heretofore. -Four fine
races were run on the Auburn half-mile
track, as follows: 2:l6 pace. purse $500
$50. purse $500; 2;S0 pace, purse $500. five
sighths mile dash. purse 500.
In the 2;i6 pace there were ten entries
with eight starting. Fred H., owned by
A., owned by r. II. Longcnbeil, Padonia,
second and Blasa owned by q. F. Thomas
Waterloo Ia, third. Best time. 2:1Gis
In the 2.22 trot there we're seven entries
with six starting. Silver Russell owned
by w. r. Mccormick Manhattan, Kan,
won first money; Johnny K, owned by H.
G. Laramore, second, and Mesmerisnn
owned by II. d. Bennett Lincoln Neb.,
third. Best time, 2:20h.
In the 2:30 pace there were sixteen entries,
with fourteen starting. This, as well as
the 2:22 trot was a four-heat race. Bud
weiser. owned by c. b. Bennett Carthage,
Mo. won the race: Ethel Mussick, owned
by J. o. Mussick, Sioux City. Ia, second; ;
Weldon Boy, owned by John Reynolds Jop-
L. ID. Hennerstreet, New Virginia, Ia,
fourth. Best time, 2:16h. In the first half
of the third heat the time of 1904 was
made.
In the first half of the five-eighths mile
dash there were seven entries, all going.
Golden c. won first money; Randall sec
ond. and Pickins third.
The weather Is fine and the races arc
the best ever before had on the Auburn
track
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CITY Tennis Tonrnnment.

Everything is being put in readiness for
the City Tennis tournament at the Omaha
Field club courts. The entries have been
coming in fine and Mr.. Wood has received
a last number. The list will close Friday
night and play will begin Saturday after
noon More clubs In the city than ever
before will be represented and the tourna-
ment promises to be large. The city tour
nament Is a good forerunner to the Middle
West. which will be held at the Field club
courts in August. as ii gives the men good
tournament practice before the big event
of the west
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Iova LeaRue Re.uIt.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, July l1.-(Spe
cial Telegram -Following are the results
in the Iowa league:
Ottumwa, Z; Burlington, 5,
Oskaloosa. 5; Keokuk, 2.
Fort Dodge. 3; Waterloo, 1.
Marshalltown, II Boone, 2.
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in four and one-third innings; OF Richie.
In three and two-thirds innings. Stolen
bases: NOonan. Burch. Mcbride. First
base on balls: on Druhot, 5; on Plttlnger.
q Struck out: BY Druhot, s; by Pittinger.
/: by Richie. l. Left on bases: St. Louis.
9. Philadelphia, 10 Time: 1853 Umpire;
Johnstone
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Mins snttnn Hna WaIkover.

NEWPORT, Eng, July 11.-May Sutton
of California was given a walSover today
in the 6rst round of the women's Welsh
championship tennis game, Miss Hudd
scratching Miss Sutton won the title in
1905. Miss Sterry and Miss Sutton beat Miss
Hudd and Miss Barclay, 2-l, in the women's
doubles handicap
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

eNcelled with the stick The same teams
play here again tomorrow. Score:
Fremont ....12o 1o1oO Is 10 ?
Harvard ...-. o o o O 1. Q IL p. 4
Struck out: BY Bradley, s; by Nestle
BUSH 2. Bases on balls on Bradley, =
on Nestlehush, 2. Batteries: Nestlebush
and Ling, Bradley and Shea. Attendance;
500.
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PITTsBURG, July 1.-THE Pittsburg and
Brooklyn teams broke even in a double
header today. Brooklyn took the first
game because Of a batting streak in the
sixth inning, scoring three runs on three
singles and triple In the second game
Pittsburg had little trouble in winning.
Brooklyn wasted many big hits and could
only score one run. The locals hit Eason
opportunely In the fourth, fifth and sixth
innings. Score, first game
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Kelly welsh Holds Omaha Down 10
Nine HIta. HOMeNer.

GRAND ISLAND Neb., July 11.-(Spe-
clal Telegram.)--It was anybody's game
today until the last man was out, Grand
Island finding Ayers with ease. Errors
by Welsh and Ryan in the fourth save /
the leaguers from defeat The helding
work of WEIGH of Omaha and the stick
work of Ryan Fleming and Gonding We're
the features. Attendance: 1900 Score
OMAHA GRANn ISLAND -
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Games today: Boston at Chicago. Brook
Ign at Pittsburg, New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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At Decatur-Decatur, 4; Peoria, J.
AT Rock Island-Rpck Island, 8; Du-
buque. l.
ton. 0,
AT Cedar Rapids-DaYenport-C Cedar. Rap
Ids game postponed; rain, -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

ATLANTIC. Ia, July 11.--(special) THE
Merchants leaguers OF this place defeated
the Anita High school i'm a well played
game of base ball by the score of to 6,
after what seemed to be a certain defeat
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NEW YORK
'Batted for Newton in eighth.

St Louis .....S 90 o o Pc
New York ............0 . 90
First base on errors: New York, l. Left
on bases: New York g. St Louis, 4. First
on balls: on Newton. 3; of Clarkson, 1;
OF Glade, /. Struck out: BY Newton, g.
by Clarkson, /; by Glade Is. Home rum
Stone, Two-base hit; Jones. Sacrifice hits
Stone ca. Hits: on Newton, s in eight
innings; off Clarkson. 3 in one inning. I'm
pire: Sheridan Time: 80
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Totals.
SIOUX CITY.

Earned runs: Sioux City. 4 Des Moines.
T. Two-base hits: Sheehan. Frost, Dexter,
Hogriever Three-base hit: Welday, Double
plays: Campbell to Meyers, COFbett to
Newton to Meyers. Left on bases: Sioux
CITY Z; Des Moines, 3. Sacrifice hits:
O'Ieary, Magoon. First base on balls: of
Miller /. Hit with pitched ball: Welday.
Struck out: BY, Corbett. /; by Miller, }.
Passed ball: Dexter. Time. 1:27. Umpire:
Davis. Attendance: 500
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Two-base hits: Ritchey. Maloney, Lum-
ley, Alperman. Three-base hits: Alper-
man. Hummel. Sacrifice hits: Nealon, Wag-
ner. Double plays Ritchey TO Nealon TO
Gibson; Wagner to Nealon. First base on
balls. on Willis, 1; off Eeson, l. Struck
out: BY Willis, Time: l:35. Umpires:
Fmslie and Conway
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ST. LOUIS.


Left on bases; New York, 5; st. Louis.
5. First base on balls: on Howell, 2.
Struck out: BY Chesbro, s.; by Howell, 3.
Chase, Niles Sacrifice hit Jones. Stolen
bases Conroy. Laporte, Hoffman, Stone.
Double plays: Williams, Conroy and Chase
CD. Hit by pitcher; BY Chesbro, J.. Passed
ball: Hickey Umpire Sheridan. Time: 49,
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

CHARLES CITY, Ia, July 11.-(Special.)
The Cedar Valley fair circuit had a meet
ing at Usage Monday and decided on
hanging up purses of about ST. 900 in each OF
of Iowa and southern Minnesota.
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GRAND ISLAND

Earned runs: Omaha, ]. Grand Island,
4. Two-base hits: Gonding ,(2), Ryan
ter, Mills, Corbett (2), Graham, Welcn.
stolen base: Fleming Struck OUT Bg
Omaha, /: Grand Island, 4 Umpire:
Keefe
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ChIcnro wins Both Games.

BOSTON. July u.-Chicago won both
games today, 2 to and 8 to Q. The first
was a pitchers battle, which went to the
visitors when they punched two hits with
a pass in the eighth. Chicago won the
second game easily, Boston playing poorly
at the bat and in the field. O'Neill was put
out of the game for protesting decision.
Score first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

Nance Knabe. Double plays; Pruitt to
Sugden, DrilI' to Padden Bases on. balls:
on Wigs. 2; off Pruitt. 4. Struck out:
BY Pruitt, s; by Wigs. 9. Passed balls:
Drill /. Abbott, l. Wild pitches: Wigs, 2.
Sacrifice hits: Sugden a.. VanZandt, Drill,
Pruitt. Left on bases: st. Paul, ]; Toledo,
5. Time: EOS Lmpire: Owens
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
Fremont OutpIays Harvard.

HARVARD, Neb.. July 11.--(special, Tele-
m.)-The Fremont champion team took
a game from Harvard today by a score of
to .. The playing was slow and Fremont
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
MILWAUKEE
INDIANAPOLIS
,Ratted for Cnrtls in Az ninth.

Indianapolis .,.....O 90 0 0 0--5
Milwaukee .........'O 0 a 0 O.
Two-base hit: Kelium Three-base hits:
McChesney, Bateman. Stolen bases Hines
l9, Anterior. Hit with pitched ball: BY
kellum, l. Struck out: BY Kellum, 2; by
Curtis, s. Double play: Marcan (unassisted).
Sacriioe hits: Roth Curtis, Williams, Mar
can, Dunleayy. Left on bases: Milwaukee,
8; Indianapolis, 2 Time: 1;45 Umpire:
Kane
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Cincinnati Wins In Eleventh.

today in the eleventh inning by scoring
on two singles and q wild pitch after two
men were out. There was considerable
fault found with the umpirlng, Bowerman
being benched in the first inning and Dew
lin In the eleventh Mertes hit home
run to right in the eighth, tieing the score
Score:
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Totals.,,.,.ss SAN

St Louis ...........O 4O1 Is
Philadelphia ,..,...,.i l. 0 o o %
Earned runs: st. Louis. 8; Philadelphia
Two-base hits: Pittinger, Doom, Brans-
field. Three-base hits: Hostetter, Bennett
Sacrifice hit: Smoot. Double play: Nc
Bride TO Bennett Hits: on Pittinger, 9
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
CHICAGO WINS FROM BOSTON
Both Pitchers Are Effective Except in One
Inning,
CUBS SCORE TWICE IN FOURTH
Doubles by Bates md Howard
In the ninth Give Benn
Eaters Their Only
Run.
CUBS SCORE TWICE IN FOURTH

CHICAGO. July n.-Dorner and Taylor
were both very effective except in one in
ming each. Chance was hit by pitched
ball In the fourth. scoring on steinfeldts
triple. the latter scoring on Tinker's hit.
Doubles by Bates and Howard gave Boston
one in the ninth. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

Two-base hits: Freeman, Tannehill, Jones
Sullivan, Ishel Three-base hit: Donohue.
Sacrifice hits: Stahl.' Donohue. Isbell.
Goodwin. Double plays: Parent to Free
man; Davis to Isbell to Donohue. First
base on balls: on Young, 2; Off Altrock, 3.
Struck out: BY Young, 2; by Altrock, 8.
Wild pitches: Altrock, 2. Balk: Young.
Time: 1:45. Umpires: O'Loughlin and
Evans.
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score, second game:
BOSTON.

Two-base hits Jones, Dougherty.
Three-base hit: Davis. Stolen bases
Jones. Davis CO, Donohue. Dougherty, Is
bell, Hahn. Hits: on Harris, in six in
nings; off Glaze, in three innings. First
base on balls; on Harris 2; off Glaze, l..
Struck out: BY Harris, 2; by Patterson,
T. Passed ball: Hart Time: 1:43 I'm.
pires: O'LoughHn and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
Game Postponed.
At Washington - Neutrality-suspicious.
game postponed; wet grounds.
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: Chicago at New York, ST.
Louis at Boston, Detroit at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
Field Defeats Wright.

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE. Ont July II.
In the mems handicap Of the Canadian
tennis championships today on the courts OF
Tie NlagsJa Tennis club. Irying Wright Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

Double play: Brashear 10 ouinian TO sulli-
van. Struck out: BY Kenua. 8; by Kilroy,
s. First base on balls; on kenna. Z; on
kilruy. g. Wild pitch. Kilroy. Left on
bases: Louisville. 6: Minneapolis, Z. Time:
las. Cmpires: langley and Sullivan
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
Columbus Makes Twenty Hits and
Seventeen Runs.

KANSAS CITY July u.--Columbus got
two home runs, a double and a single scor-
ing four runs in the first Inning today. and
Wolf retired in the second. The visitors
secured ffteen hits off Durham and they
played an errorless game. Score;
COLUMBUS KANSAS CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
st. Paul Defeats Toledo,

ST. PAUL, July 11.-Pruitt, St Paul's
new recruit from the Texas league. allowed
Toledo but four hits today Wigs was
wild and was hit at opportune times. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

TRAVIS MAKES LOWEST SCORE

Games today Columbus at kansas CITY,
Toledo at ST Paul. Indianapolis at MIL
waukee, Louisville at Minneapolis.
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nosroN
Chicago .",.........S SSS$SS -

Left on bases: Chicago, Z; Boston, g.
Two-baso hits: Bates, Howard. Three base
hits: Steinfeldt, Tenney. Sacrifice hits
Gessler. Tinker, Steinfeldt Stolen bases
Tinker Slagle Double play: EYers, Tinker
and Chance. Struck out: BY Dorner, 0.
Bases on balls: on Taylor 3; of Dorner g.
Hit with ball: Chance. Time 1:4O. Cmpire
O'Day.
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GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Good hitting Gives philadelphia an
Enar NIrtnrr Over Cleveland.

PHILADELPHIA, July u.-Good hitting
gave Philadelphia an easy victory over
Cleveland today. Waddell pitched nrst-
class ball and the visitors were never dan
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
KANSAS CITY.

Two-base hits: Coulter 90. Hulswitt,
Leahy. Three-base hit; Pickering Home
runs; HinchmGn, Friel. First base on
balls: Berger, j; Wolfe. /; Durham, 2
Struck out BY Berger. 2; by Groth .;
by Durham. 3. Left on bases: Kansas
city, s; Columbus, 6. Hit by pitched bali:
BY Durham, Wrigley; by Groth, Cassidy
and Hin. Hits: on Berger, in three in
nings; OF Groth. in six innings; on Dur
ham, 10 IN seven innings on Wolfe, ) In
two innings. Stolen base: Frtel. Time
al0 I'mpire. Exam
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NEW YORK.
Totals....37 6's9 II {?

1.-TWO out when winning run scored
Cincinnati ......O 0 o 90 10 0 0 1AS
New York ......1 o. 0 90 0 o.
Two-base hit: Strang Three-base hit
Siegle. Home run: Mertes. Sacrifice hits:
Fraser, Devlin Gilbert. Stolen bases: Hug
gins. Seymour, Delehanty, Bresnahan,
Marshall. Double play: Seymour TO Dele
hanty. Struck out: BY Fraser, 3; by
Wiltse, 3 First base on balls: on Fraser,
5; OF Wfltse 4. Wild pitches: Fraser, 3;
Wiltse. g. Time; LEO. Empires: KLEIN and
Carpenter.
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MiIIers Win from DistiIIers.

MINNEAPOLIS, July u.-Au Of Min
neapolis runs today were made after two
were out. Ksnna's wildnsss was the cause
OF his defeat, lSjlroy did not allow a hit
until the NTH. Ncore;
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Even Break In New York

NEW YORK, July u.-New York and
St. Louis split even in double-header here
today, the locals winning the flrst,s4 to 2
and losing the second, 6 to 0, Score, first
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
GAMES IN THE WESTERN LEAGUE
Champions Win from sioux by score
of Five 60 One.

SIOUX CITY. July l1.-Des Moines won
today's game in the second inning. when
they landed on Corbett for two two-baggers
and two singles, netting three runs Af;er
that Corbett settled down, keeping tho
hits scattered except in the fifth, when
Des Noines scored two more. Sioux City's
lone score was made in the fourth, when
Noblit ran in after long fly had been
caught in center field Miller pitched n
good game allowing only seven hits, which
were well scattered Score;
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H0oriers win on Frrors.

MILWAUKEE. July 11.-Errors at crih-
cal stages lost the end Of the series with
Indianapolis today by a score OF 5 TO 4.
Keiuin was effective with mon on bases.
Score:
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PHILADELPHIA.


'Batted for townsend IN the nlnth'
Philadelphia ....:...1 o 0 -
Cleveland .............1 0 0 o Q o.
Left on bases: Cleveland. S. Philadelphia,
S. Stolen bases: Lord Seybold, Gross (2),
Davis. Two-base hits: Flick, Bemis, Hart
sell. Three base hit: Lord. Sacrifice hits:
Bradley, Cross. Waddell tO Double play;
Turner to Stovall. Struck out: BY Wad-
dell, 4; by Townsend, 2. First base on
balls on Waddell, /: off Townsend s.
Passed ball: Bemis. Wild pitch: Wad-
dell Time: 1856 Umpires: Conner ana
Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
COLORADO WEATHER REPORT
FOR MAY.

DENVER, June L. Denver had 300
hours of sunshine during May, 65 per
cent of the possible, or 5 per cent more
than normal-no day sotthout sunshine,
seven with 90 per cent or more, and two
with 100 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

Two-base hits: Ganley, Jordan. Sacrifice
hits: Clarke, Leach, Phelps, Leifeld. Double
play: Bergen, Lewis and Mcintyre. Time:
l:D Umpires: Conway and Emsie
Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

LEAGUERs WIN FRoM'GRANp ISLAND

Games today: Omaha at Denver, Des
Moines atfSioux City, Lincoln at Pueblo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12

ST. LOUIS, July u.-Druhot was effec-
tive against Philadelphia today and st.
Louis won easily, to 2. Score;
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-24
PRESIDENT ADOPTS
REFORM SPELLING;
According to Recomme endations of
Carnegie system--Messaae to
Be So Printed.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 2l. President
Roosevelt today announced that he
has adopted the Carnegie reform spell.
ng and that he has instructed the
public printer that all official docu
ments from the White House includ
ing the presidents message, shall be
printed in accordance with the recon
mendations of the spelling reform com.
mittee headed by Brander Matthews
of Columbia University.
This committee has published list
of three hundred words in which the
spelling is reformed. This list con.
tains such words as Thru" and "Tho'
Though" The Presidents sanction
of this reform movement is regarded
as the most effective and speediest
method for inaugurating the new
system of spelling throughout the
country. 1t is regarded as more thar
likely that the respective heads of de
partments will fall in line with the
Presidents idear and have their of
fetal documents printed in the new
spelling. The President will also uti
lie the reformed spelling in all Of
MS correspondence.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-24
BUGS DESTROY
PINE TREES
Curious Little Insects Do Great Dam.
aue to Forests in Southwest.
Says Expert.

Washington Aug. 24.-J. L. Webb,
special field agent for the division of
forest Investigations, has completed
his report on the western pine de-
stroying bark beetle. A variety of this
insect occurs in Arizona and New Mex.
leo and attacks the western yellow pine
aud the sugar pine. The investiga.
tions by Mr.. Webb were taken up in
May of last year, and it was found
that from to per cent of the ma.
tured, standing bull pine timber had
died as result of the ravages of
this insect.
+ The bark beetle attacks the trees
in swarms, burrowlng into the living
bark through the inner layer of which
each female excavates winding gal.
leries in which to deposit eggs. These
galleries serve to cut off the natural
movement of the sap and completely
girdle and kill the trees. The habit
of the insect in attacking girdled and
felled trees enables the keeping of
the pest in check by the means of
trap trees. Such tree will usually
be attacked by swarms of the beetle
which excavate galleries and deposit
their eggs. After the eggs have hatch.
ed and the larvae are about full
grown, the removal and the burning
OF ihe bark will effectually destroy
the broods and contribute greatly to
the reducing of the number of the
beetles.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-24

ests between what are now Arizona
and New Mexico. Southern New Mex
leo will not vote for 1t to go to Ari-
zona. Arizona will not vote for 1t to
be changed to southern New Mexico,
finding that when 1t does so, her
chance is gone for ever.
"As property owner, ! personally
believe that joint statehood is for our
local benefit and were I q citizen OF
New Mexico today, would work with
might and main in favor of joint
statehood. The real interests OF the
people of the two territories and the
special interests of this city would be
greatly served and because the re.
tention of the capital here would be
assured by favorable action upon this
question, next election day.
"Tn my opinion the property owner
and citizen Of this city, and county
who votes against this proposition
will injure his own property and hurt
himself more than any one else. This
county should give, II its people know
what is good for them, unanimous
vote next November for joint state
hood"