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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

THE umpire has hia troubles IN all
leagues" according 10 Roy Hart
xal. the third baacinan who was
purchased for $500 BY the -. Lou
L. Americans from Denver last sea
son. The Western League was no
exception Go the rule. ] remember q
rather strenuous time the Denver
club had with Umpire Schuster at
sioux city IN 1885, Both teama we're
fighting for the pennant We had
men on first aud second when a ny
was Knocked 90 right field The
fielder misgauRed u and fell as he
got his gloyed hand on the ball
He Rufang to his feet With tina ball
IN HIS bare baud and Schnster al
lowed hts claim Of caught ny,
when II was palpable that he had
Knocked the ball down with one
hand aud picked II up with the
other.
Big nh Everett protested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
SEATTLE LOSES
TO VANCOUVER
INTERNATIONAL sowL DO
CONTEST 10 PULLED or nv
MALONE kso WARREN FRcn
rrIs CITY AND TWO FROM
VANCOUVER.

The first International howlinz
contest ever puilsd off Ia The north
w~st tssk place ia vancouver Sat
uriay night when aalons and War
ron. Of Seattle. uerv besien By
Muller and vtncsnt. Of Vancouver,
IN a scrp eiona game
The match waa for the beet four
uui Of seven games Seattle 500
tho first game By seven pins. Nsn.
cnuvrr the aeeond By six pins, He.
attic The third ~ Il pins. Nancoa.
sar wnn the fourth by ii pina and
the nirth by five pins. This made
three all and the interest vas IN
iens~
Vancouver won the las aad de-
Gliding game ia VorY close finish
hy seven pina Although the Amer.
leans lost IN tho number u games
played they wun on total pins. nak
ing z.t0i pins 10 the opponents
s.ats Wsrren had aigh score. AZ.
and high average. tsT 81. The two
teams viii roll a return match In
Seattle IN the uSar future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

efaf Of racing ia California. snd
Williams aaN 90 u that both oWnefa
wero pat of the tart faf life
A Erpap ~ occasional beitofH OF
the pnnisa ioskud rogfetiui when
thef heard 81 The HuEuonot'h aia
ircaaing finiah
The old horse sure didnt owe
us anything. they aaid TO carh
other. aua they felt sorfy that tho
willing old brute haiat lived hons
enuugh to cnIay lous period Of
sure enough resifrment hf,,Shiag ia
peaceful pc stares The Huzucnat
wAa retired on 40 less than Tires
occasions. ant aftsF each retire
mani Ia AS brought out. when
tho whole turf world had all but
fofzo,ira him. and pat over The
niats fuf a killing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
SIX RACE MEET
| At VANCOUVER

Last Saturday air races were
held ~ vancouver under the
.Ruapicsa of the Vancouver Jockey
club Tho track ia half.milo one.
located about six miles from Van.
couxer In the midst Of n forest.
and IL literally In the bushes" In
fact the grass aud brush in the
infleid IL 10 high that Il Ia almost
impossible 10 see the hackatrctch
Syndicate betting prevailed. and
there was only one book on In
the fourth race y. G. Runte. Hap
ny chanpy chccdmore and Dr
sherman were the entries. and the
betting was I ca against each
horse. crccdmore led into the
stretch BY three lengths. but was
beaten out by Dr. sherman. Il. G..
Runte ran third
The feature event was the NTH
race. AT ono mite Priokles, Flor.
once Fonao. uppercut aud Anvil
we're the starters Florence had
MP f25 pounds. and this proved too
great burden and abe ran last
Anvil. with i05 pounds up. liked
the muddy track and walked In
three lengths ahead Of uppercut.
Anvil opened up at 10 2. but
about f2s was bet on him and
his price went down TO 10 ;
0lendenning nj 10 won the
first race. five and one.half fur
long dash. In a walk 81 Winni.
bride was second: Spondoollx third
Lady Ninora won her maiden
race when she beat Camalotta aud
MilBora- She was 8 TO | In the
betting Iadora. a 2 20 2 favorlie.
won the last race by city block
from Corsicana. Anirad ran third.
this being the second time during
the afternoon that she started
There WIS n match race between
Fort Wayne and Camaletta. with
gentlemen riders up Tho betting
was , 10 and tako your pick.
Judge Frank Skinner was up on
Fort Wayne, and won by an eighth
Talbot for Patents. aos Mutual Lite.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

81 mile. Mr Callahan. % Van
eouyer rode Camaletta.
Results.
First race. five and Ouehalf fur
LONGS CtendanniuE. NJ Nlnni
ffida. Rpoudooli1
Second race. fiFo fuflonBa. LADY
stnnra. 8iIaora. Csmalstta
Thlrd race. four and one half fur
longs Dr. Sherman. Cfecdmorc,
T. c Hunte
Fourth race. ono mile Anvil,
Nppercuf. Pickles
Flfth raee. five fuFionEs Iadora,
CoralcHnna. Anirad
Sirth race. five fuFl0nga Fort
Asyus fMr skinner. eamaistia
lMg gafiahnnui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
IN DIST NO. 3

water rent due In September for
September. October and November
II DOT paid by September 20 be
rafnes delinquent District iuciufrn
All that pert 81 the city lyins north
II West Caller - Caller - and
Eant Caller - Mwiered Nsier due
from the iaf "a the aoth Of each
month becomes deiiaquenf oa tho
s1th
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SUBSCRIBERS

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phone US every time you miss a.
In this way we can be certain Of
giving our subscribers perfect
service--and q II tho only way
THE STAR PUBLISHING CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

against the decision and was put out
81 the game. In the next inning
Schustcr called ono OF our men out
~ second when he was safe by a
step. There was lots % kicking and
the umpire slapped on a few fines.
Newt Randall. our first baseman.
grabbed him by the throat. and
while they were struggling little
Mig perrine struck the umpire IN
tha face The game ended IN row.
the fana declaring we were right IN
our protests, That night Perrlua and
Randall were arrested and the next
day they we're fined SO each In po-
lice court They we're suspended for
three days by the president OF the
league. Umpire Schuaier ala not
fine either OF the men for ssaaulting
him. Randall threatened. n he we're
fined, 20 send schuster 90 the hospi-
tai aud I believe he would have done
a.. too"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
See California

Before going East The Southern
Pacific company offers excellent &C.
comm0dations. Two trains daily to
San francisco b. the famous scenic
shasta route Reservations. tick
cts and information AZ Union Ticket
office. sos First av.
y =. ELLIS. Gen Agt. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
nlaorsr SEIZURE KNOWN 10
MADE BY PROVINCIAL po'
LICE AT WINDSOR. ONTARIO
oANa SURROUNDED AND RS
CAPE CUT OFF.

WINDSOR Ontario. Sept 10 -
one Of the biggest wifc.mpping
aalrures made By the police IN any
ssetion OF the country for some
time WAS effected near here For
four iaYs the Wis had been tapped,
and this fact Was known iinrmen
had been dispatched. az they hiia'
pected that Il WIS not great dis'
lance. Messages then went oui ~
the regular course 81 the tel"
graphic service ON either side 81
the rivef. leading 10 Ito conviction
that grand coup Was to be pulled
off Saturday afternoon. and Nhsp
the LAYOUT was discovered the
atraight tip was furnished ProYin'
cial Detectives eampcau and Ma
Kinney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

Tho officers we're AZ the Windsor
track early In tho afternoon aud
before tho racing started they
stepped into . carriage With Two
other officers aud Ncfe driven hnf
fiodly down the fnrumseh road
They made their Nay on foot
through corniield between tho
psllette road and the Grand TRUNK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

SssrassgY I've tas9 hits NeNnnH
EAa0sessaia. AaFrgfsas An knss stu
- sasss Azne. sIsne~F Nass5sf lar
GAsast~ assN# Nsa~ ss& tsrsin 4E.iss sHsf
Wf.aen nas4s 90 - la@fsff faass ~
Aht Ws4aFenstip ~ Wffilaaat ssfdrk
eal~tsa 9eas~s " Wfi9asEat 3 Tiaaa ~
Eams-f 4 G'snriTsm airNf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

eaasressy Tuu.tass Aft Histstranf
stals1 asaes kane = Vas itnf@n. Isft
ssn ptaessscef siT. q. Nan Frasniare. q
D9q1i= plays IS ksns aaH huae Mat
aaS slfsfhl Naithssu aed Wiisoa ussss
% haiAe.=fNf NiftaFs off nfawn 3
lit ~ pitched hai.-Fau Hsren 81 nraNn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
PACIFIC COAST LGAouE.

sriss. tutss D. Kifkrss Hffask sst ~
NigksEs - HEssp. Iieza = sanir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
HUDSON MOTOR
BOAT RACES
ANNUAL EVENT OPENS TODAY
-oREArUsr IN raG history
OF MOTOR RACING.

ToaaY H. the opening fsy % IN.
anuuai motaf -bust race week %
ihe ftaasnn river one q the great
ssg events IN fuetaf sbaaiine Ia this
country Ttfe Fnee. HHn held under
~. auspices u ths Motor Boat Club
o. America. nhtch has ahtsinsj from
tha ~Ksantivs COMMITTEES % the IA o.
ttnnai ass citation ~ Enxtns and
uDat Manufacturer CONSENT 80 haid
fhs carnival curing the rae# week
TIE prowraiu wiil begin shis AFTER
nasln uith series ~ reliability
tests thr first event Of tie kfnd ever
held iu ths aaunsfY, The prizes 70
be awarisd are sod. silver au1
bf8nae medals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

The feature Of The first game
vas ths vera Of Terri Mekune. Sc.
aitie'a new thortatop he made
good IN every particular and inside
a one handed catch back II zeeund
that was a wonaeT After catching
u he doubled Mohler al second
base
Jones and Nick Williams we're
the opposing pitchers IN the first
game iones MAS hit safely six
tines. while Williams was touched
up for eight. kiopfs rotten deci-
sloas IN this game practically beat
the locals. AlthouGh Householder ~
huff Of q ~ IN right fislI proved
costly as Il iet In a rnn immsdi
ateiy afterwards Williams WAS
caught az the plate. bat the umpire
decided he Vas safe sud another
run camc IN for Frisco Maifhour
scored on SPIES. he 70 Mckane and
three runs won ths same tos ths
grfs
Seattle failed 20 bunch their hits
and this. combined with had deci
sions - she umpire. cost them the
Eafna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

aud found the wire iappefH HltilnH
I'M the shade " a tree The com
maud. Throw up 5oaf handn was
alYcn. aud the summons was
pfomfiy obeYod b all bat Robinson,
Who first sent word Of II Ia the
track. then submitted 20 handeuff
ing with the rest There was no
show 81 resistance OF attempt 70
escape
Trick Exposed.
The Detectives found q telegraph
ef.s complete outfit one vile ran
from the instrument 90 a nearby
pole. and connected With a sire
0hlrh II sustained The men aud
tho Instruments were Immediately
taken 10 Windsor and locked hp
They fegiatefed a. Frank Robinson.
Of 81 Thomas. and 4 y walsh. l..
!. Moran and Philip Mepory. OF
Detroit All the men are young
and they refused "a taik
one Of the quartet. Robinson 10
an operator. and worked at Oits sa.
while Walsh ~ known as an oper-
ator ln Detroit Tho IDENTITY Of the
others IL not known by the poiice.
whu have been endsavoriug 20 get
line Of their supposed eonfedef-
atas AZ tho pointa where money
wogld have been bet II the wire
tapping scheme had gone through
The Windsor police aud race.
track officials are Of the belief thai
this Is tho same crowd that tapped
ths wire during the meeting held
IN June. when Il Il claimed that
thousands - dollars we're won ia
Ssg York and other pooifOofna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

ne record breaking races pfom-
ise 10 be the most Interesting feat
ufr ~ tho week q 10 the fret tllue
that such races are held In this
country and some fine sport 10 81
rscted. as many ~ the best racing
boats IN the easintff are suffered for
these trials ~ syeed. With the on.
caption q ihs Challenges. which has
gaus out % existence. all the great
facer. will take part IA the races.
among them plxis, Den, ranhafd.
STANDARD snf Args A new eompes.
TOR wsil be Payne WhlsnuYs re-
usarkabis Aftfui The lis, 81
prizes and trophies 10 greater than
at any previous event Of THIS Kind
ard u Is safe 60 say that the race
week wui attract thousands u mo.
tog beat enthusiasts from ali parts
% the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

Tomorrow the teuE distances
cham taanuhip races fef both hish.
sne~d beats md pleasure boats I'll
tahr piarr TIE high speed baats
viii tahs considerably lounges
raafss
wednesday via 30 taftasf aay.
wfth = nursisvF e races exclusively
Tor women The races Zoe the tfa-
rhtsa given ~ the National Assoeta ,
tian - Engine ard Beat Manufar-
iufrrn. the international wotid' .
chaHa piansiitp uuphy Tor boais %
twrive fneifea. the national Au#fi-
cau championship truphr Cor boats
~ forty feet and above. the later 3
stats championship sranhy for bnafs
siatY feet and above and tia Ma
fieHAi Association uaoseH Yaehi tfo=
phy Zoe cabin lauuahss. above forty
ard untsf stsfy. etc. etc. siii be
held an THURSDAY and Friday. sad
on Saturday the finals fof all tfo-
phf races vii taks place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

"a cents for % miles around Mor.
Ger Island on steamer Fortuna. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

Klapf ordered Eddie out III the
game This brought matters 20 a
head and the ernWd from both
bleaehers sNarmcd cut on the field
ant xurruundcd the umpire. In the
Jam klopf Vas knocked % his
knee& some OF the bali PLAYERS
started 10 prutset the umpire from
the mob and to avoid further trout
bic. un the advice OF RaSs Hall,
klopf withdrew from the game aud
let Nick Williams. 81 Frisco, um-
plred TIE innings left
Seattle Won the game In che third
inning hen they SGT SIX bits IN a
Fuw OF ol Brown. Rcttiag them
three runs Frisco set their two
runs IN the fourth when base ON
balls single aud Hiillebmnd 5
double sent Two Refugees across the
plate The game onl3 sent seven
innings b. mutual consSut Niekcgs
pitched for Seattle and Brown for
Ffisca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
i: STANDING OF !:
THE CLUBS /:
karsh~eatsrn league.
National League.
ss.a ~xram Fsst
Olympic Market

iIs Pike ct Saturday. pot roasts.
8 cents a pound Give us a trial 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
UMPIRE KLOPF
IN MOB HANDS
SEVERAL CAD DECISIONS ARE
OBJECTED TO by TIE
BluAeagRs IN Yus1ERoAN's
GAME-sEATTLu md FRISCO
BREAK EVLN.

Seattle and San Francisco played
a double header yesterday and the
teams broke even, the ketukeca
wlnning the first game hY a score
al 3 Ia 2. while the home team cap
tnrpd the last game lay the same
acnre
The feature Of the second game
came at the close of the first iuhlng
skI0pf. Who was umpirink. had
made several bad decisions which
Aagerad the crowd present Riddle
Householder came 10 bat and had 4
dispute IN regard To strike that
vas called on him After he had
foulcd ont 10 Irwin aud che teams
ware changing sides Householder
walked up TO klopf aud began glV
Ing him his opinion % him a. an
umpire. and made a motion AZ II 10
strike him
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS
-4s-sss+iS448f-ss8ss.-sEss-sl.sss--s-s-ssss--a

Saturday night closed the eighth week of the engagement Of the East lake Stock company at the park Dur ing that time many changes have been made in the personnel of the company. but always for the better. IL Is a dif- fcult matter to get together. and stIl more difficult to keep. a company of actors in Phoenix for a period or six teen or eighteen weeks of summer. The work of a stock company is try ing at best. but when an actor has to study and produce two plays each week in climate like Phoenix ft iS indeed trial. and the members of the company should receive due praise for the excellent quality Of their vrorl
 and great credit is due the manage ment in endeavOring to hold the com pany together under adverse cIrcun1- stances. The park is the only place or amusement in town during the hot weather and it Is a boon 10 those who are compelled to stay in town during the summer The Phoenix public fz a critical one and difficult to piease hrrr the present company has succeeded In establishing themselves as favorites
 MT. Lee Beggs closed with the com pany Saturday night and has Iefc the city. His place will be very ablv filled by V. T. Henderson. who Is enc most versatile actor that ever pIaveI In Phoenix MT. Henderson win have Hull direction of the stage and that means that the class of plays win be up to the standard Of Phoenix audi enees and be we'll produced Mir. Hen derson will play principal parts In every play. Miss Maud Lita win re- tain her position as leading lady. Mr Hall, MT Bennett and the Phoenix fa- Yorite, Miss Ethel McIullen. alf win remain. The company win be further strengthened by the addition Of new people just as soon as the management can secure them. The public need have no fear, the company will be the best that can be had under the cIrcurn- stances The plays will be well select ed and well cast and the entertainment VIII be kept up to the standard set the last two seasons. The bin for the hTst three nights Of the week win be W, s. Gilbert's delightful comedy. "Sweethearts." and the shrieklnElv funny farce "What Happened to Afoke In the first bill Miss Lita. who has fully recovered her voice. will sing. bv request Tostfs Good Bye and fn tha second bill MT Henderson. as NIco- demus Nobbs. and Miss sIcAIuiien as Susan, his sweetheart Will show some of the richest comedy seen here for a long time The specialties will be new especially the one by Ethel McMuIier. and the motion pictures will be very interesting. AltOgetheN the show given at the park will be better than ever Seats on sale at Sanichas.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
TEMPE
AN EXTENDED TRIP.

Dr. B. B. Moeur will leave this week on an extended northwestern trip, par
 italy in view of taking a vacation and partially for the purpose of looking into some new lands in Idaho. He does not get a vacation very often but when he does make up his mind to leave the valley he does the thing right and this time will be no excep- ton. He goes first through southern California, on into Oregon and Wash ington and back into Idaho. There he will spend some time looking over the water storage projects on foot there with a possible view to making some investments. He will be joined by J. w. Woolf, who is now at Iron Springs, and the two gentlemen will make the trip together and returning will stop over at Salt Lake City. They don't know just how long they will be away, as it altogether depends on the interest of the many things they expect to see.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
N ToUR OF INvEsTIcATIoN.

Messrs. Walter Wilbur, Frank Peck, Fred Hunt and G. B. Wilds devoted yesterday to a tour of invesugatien on the north side of the river, the sugar factory being their main objective. They went in a surrey, leaving here early yesterday morning and spending the day visiting the factory and other points of interest around Glendale and returned late last evening. Like oth- CTS who have not seen the factory since its completion. they were considerably surprised at the size and completeness of the structure.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
A NEW WAREHOUSE.

Business is so rushing at the Santa Fe depot here that the warehouse has been found entirely too small and of necessity another one has been built at the west end of the high platform It is not large or pretentious but will answer it's purpose very we'll Ship ping of farm products is going on evory day and from eight to ton ears of baled hay leaves the yard for diff ferent points in the territory and out daily
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
Lest sns Pound

BICYCLE STOLEN-Saturday night from front of Flvey & Huletts store Drab painted frame Figure 9 above fork. Return He South Ninth ave. Reward.
 SPRAYED OR STOLEN-From 537 East Van Buren, black mare; ear mark, wire cut on front foot; age 4 years. Reward at above address LOST-Belt and belt pin, near Tempe. Notify F. W. Griffen. LOST-A buggy rug (carpet) Finder return to this office LOST-Buckskin pony, white face. w. E. Barry R. f. D. No. l.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
oFF FOR THE sPRINes.

Frank Fogal and family left yester- day for Iron Springs, where Mrs. FOgal and the children will spend the rest of the summer. MT. Fogal after looking after his interest in and around Date Creek will return to Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

This is such a nice world that when you get well acquainted with it you stop worrying about the next.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur- nished houses; all sizes, kinds and prices; also houses, lots and ranches for sale. w. K. James, 37 North Center street
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
Pasadena, Cal. aNTEH esRI4os

Private baths Homelike. 5Oe $I. Si 50 Euro. plan. Mrs J, k Clarke. TSc I'd trip all beaches
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
For Rent

room brick house in good location. north side, with bath. gas and electric light. for $22.5O by the year.
 room brick and frame house, close in for $10 per month.
 Furnished houses and rooms in all parts of the city on application.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
FOR oveH sTxTY YEARs

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
 used for children teethinE. It soothss the child. softens the gums. allays all uafn cures wind collie. and is the rsst remedy for Diarrhoea- Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

The mother in law joke may be very ancient, but it can't be traced back to Adam.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

If you buy a house the taxes go up: if you sell it there is a real estate boom right after you do it?-New York Press
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
WANTED

I want to figure with you on drilling your wells and installing your pumping plants-large or small.
 N. L. CARPENTER, with
 PRATT GILBERT co.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
For Sale

room tent house, chicken yard with lots fenced and put out with young shade trees, all for S35O, if talk en at once
 l lot with two extra good tent houses, good fence around, all for $375.
 room brick cottage. with bath, gas and electric lights, good location, north side, for S1150.
 3 room house with large lot, north side, for $500.
 room two-story brick in Capitol addition. in good condition, for $1750, easy payments, $1O0 down and $25 per month.
 room brick cottage with good shade and city water for $500.
 room brick cottage for $75O.
 6 room brick and frame cottage for $500
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

member an advertisement that ap- peared in this paper some time ago in the space used by Messrs. Hyder Bros. The advertisement was written by Miss Florence Stevenson and took first prize. A copy of it was sent the clothing firm of Kuh. Nathan, Fischer company the makers of sincerity clothing, and one of the heaviest ad- vertisers in magazines that is now do- ing business. This firm is competent 10 exUress an opinion on an ad. and Cor that reason what they have to say regarding that particular advertise ment is gratifying to Messrs. Hyder Bros. as well as the Tempe represen- tative of The Republican. The reply is as follows:
 MT. J. Hyder. Tempe. Ariz.:
 Dear Sir-Acknowledging your favor of July 10 with enclosure of clipping from newspaper. We wish to compli- ment you on the clever ad.
 One sees so much dOggerel in busi- ness poetry that it is quite a novelty to find something that really does something more than rhyme. Were it not for the fact that the play on words is localized to suit your particular name, I wuld use the jingle in our Book of Ads"
 Thanking you for the remembrance, we remain.
 Very sincerely yours,
 KUH. NATHAN & FISCHER CO. W. c. WATRONS. Adv. Dept.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

This is to notify the public that my mining claims. situated in the Wina- fred district, are not sold on commis- sion by any one.