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Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
PHOENIX. ARIZONA, JUNE 24, 1906.
NO PARTISAN POLITICS IN THIS.

We notice a tendency on the part Of some of our territorial democratic con- temporaries to reaffirm the opposition of the party to joint statehood and to express a fear that the bulk of the re- publicans will flop" that they will be whipped into line. This fear is utterly groundless. No republican in Arizona unless he is indeed very servile can be forced to agree that the statehood question is a party measure. It is true that the majority of the republicans of the house said it was, but the Faithful Forty-Three said it was not So also did the republican leaders of the sen ate say it was not. The weight of the republican press of the country agreed that it was not. One branch of con- gress cannot be regarded as the formu- lator of party policies. So it is not incumbent upon any republican of Ari zona to regard the question as in any sense party measure.
 The governor, who is really the head of the republican party or the terri tory, is actively and determinedly against jointure. With him the issue is not partisan
 Some republicans will doubtless sup port joint statehood but they will not do so through any sense of loyalty to their party. Some democrats will also support it with precisely the same mo- tives that will actuate it's republican supporters. There can be no politics at all in the matter.
 We are pleased, however. to be as- sured by our contemporaries that the democrats of Arizona as a party will oppose joint statehood. They can do so with the greatest propriety and they will be engaged in most creditable undertaking. We are gratified to be against the jointure proposition will be overwhelming. We feel sure that the republican vote against it will be over whelming
 There is something much more vital than politics in this issue. The ma terial interests of the territory are at stake as they never were before.
 No quarrel can be started between republicans and democrats over this question, for they are companions in arms, brothers in peril, and they will be associates in victory. The fight is between the friends of Arizona and it's enemies.
 So we trust that our democratic newspaper contemporaries will con- tinue in their good work and not fal- ter; that they will keep on pointing out to their readers the importance of voting against jointure.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
Little James
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 (The Inter- Territorial Wager of Mr.
 Bovine Andrews and an Excursion to the Internal Regions.)
 I ast my Paw and sez: Do you l think Mister Bull Andrews is agoin' to Win that there Soot of Cloes off of Mister MacWire at Arizony an Moo Mexico is agoin to take tn Champeen lint Staithood Belt?"
 My Paw he sez: James. Mister An drews is very Recklou8 Person. He's got Crate Curridge without no Con vickshuns. But a Race is never won
 or lost till after it's been Run Still sence you ast me my Expert Opinyun about this here Bet, I'll say at if Mis- | ter Andrews don't never git no Cloes | till he wins that Soot off of Mister MacWire, he'll be clad in nuthin 'cept tn extremely Rare an Purifide an 1 Transparent Atmosfear which prevails throughout Moo Mexico. His Trowsers won't be nothin' but tn Zeffers which plays among tn Sage Bresh an his Cote'll be of tn same materials. His hatn be a Golden Oriole of Sunshine which them at aint never heerd nothin' about his Privit Life an his Ffnanshle Oppyrashuns in Pennsylvany might 1 think was a Hallow like tn Saints
 wears. but it won't be none if it's on Bull Andrews. Them, James is my
 Opinyuns of that there Staithood bet"
 My Paw he sez: James while we is talkin' about Giant Staithood an
 things like that. I'll tell you a Fabble
 Wunst they was 9 Promoter what got
 up Excurshun to Hell. an he went
 around tellin' fokes at now was their Chanst an at it'd be a long time be-
 fore they was anuther wun like it. He fO
 uther trane lin' to Hell fer tn next
 Fifteen " an mebbe they won't
 be none th Git Abor6" Tn Foxes they Replize, Who wants to go to Hell. anyhow? We didn't never think of l takin' a Hollerday in He'll Pull out with your Trane. We don't care if they aint never anuthern.'
 But they was some 'at sez they don't know about this. They sez 'at they aint been hankerin' to go to Hell none, an at they never Thot of it be- fore. They sez: But if what this here Excurshun Promoter sez is Troo, we better give tn Proppysishun a Secon' Thot. We don't want to be cut off
 fun no place, not even rum Hadous, an if this here's tn Last Chanst we better take it before it is too Ever lastin' Late
 -N'' CA Niii SoN Ofi Dut must OL eiIl
 they sez at they don't want to go to 1 Hell yit fer awhile, but if they ever
 makes up their Mines to they can go
 any time fer tn Rode's open an tranes is Runnin' Reglar."
 l asst my Paw an sez: "I shuddent think Nobody wuddent want to go to Hell atall. What in tn World did tn | Promoter of tn Excurshun hisself
 want to go fer?'' "Oh, he was in tn Bizness,' sez my Paw. "It was Rev moo fer him if he could git up a big enuff Crowd. He wasn't goin' fer tn Climit or tn Sosiety. He was after tn | Doe they was in it."
 LITTLE JAMES
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24

Dr. Dowie says that President Roose- Welt once wrote to him: "I don't want to hold office much longer. and I want to be free to say and to do things which l cannot do in the presidential chair. Admitting. for the sake of ar sument' that the quotation is genuine 1t is still possible to wonder what things our informal chief magistrate would say or do out of office that he would forbid himself to say or do while he is as yet an occupant of the White House.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
MIR. HITCHCOCK'S RIGHTEOUS
 PURPOSE.

The secretary of the interior does not falter at any stage in the pursuit of his righteous purpose in the land fraud prosecutions. Noting that a man out in Wyoming, convicted of fencing off some thousands of acres of government land for his personal use, had got away with light sentence, MT. Hitchcock called the attention of the judicial de- partment to the matter, with a view to discovering if the United States dis trict attorney there was responsible for this example of easy justice. It ap- pears that he was not, and the honor able court is, of course, beyond reach of departmental criticism. Neverthe- less, the action of the secretary will command the admiring approval of the great body of his fellow citizens. who hold that to lack strength may be for given to a man so long as there is no lack of will.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
BIDS FOR CITY PRINTING.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will received by the Common Council of the City of Phoenix. until the 2nd day of July. 1906. at 7:3O D. m. Of that ady, for the following contract Tor the year ending April 30. 1907: Publshing ordinances, resolutions. mo- tIces' advertisements, proclamations. etc, for the time and in the form re- qulred by law and the council. Bids 10 state prices to be charged per inch Ior-each insertion, set in solid brevfer. inc successful bidder will be required to give bond. to be approved by the council. in such amount as the council may require, or as is fixed by law. for the faithful performance of said con tract The council reserves the right 10 reject any or all bids All bids to De addressed to Frank Thomas. City Recorder, to be marked "City Pro posaf' and have a copy of this adver- usement attached thereto.
 by order of the Common Council of the City of Phoenix, made the 18th dav of June, 1906
 C. w. BARNETT
 City Recorder Pro Tem.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24

The Arizona Star presents a certain fact in such a way as to induce mathe- matical confusion. The Star regards the attack of Delegate Smith upon Speaker Cannon as particularly unfor- tunate for Arizona. So far says the Star, MT. Smith has succeeded in get ting very little consideration for this territory, and now that he has got the speaker mad at him he will get much less. Subtract much from very little and the result is something less than nothing. From this we Infer that the speaker has it in mind to take out his spite on us and do us a positive injury rather than a negative good.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Ernest Crismon and wife to John F. Stratton, deed to part of lot 3. block 26, Mesa.
 Juan Soza and wife to Edward B. Goodwin, deed to part southwest quar- ter of northwest quarter Of section 2S. township 1 north. range 4 east.
 Jos. E. Davis to Cecilia P. Bailey. deed to lots 9, II. 13. 15, block L. Unl- versity addition.
 Edward F. Goodwin to C. M. Her rera. deed to part southwest quarter of northwest quarter of section 23. town ship l north, range 4 east.
 John Imback and wife to Mary Mol lett, deed to north half of northwest quarter of northwest quarter, section :. township 1 north, range east.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24

Mir. George Fred Williams of Massa- chusetts is fond of MT. Bryan, but he refuses to consider him if the issue of free silver is to be abandoned. It is evident that Mir. Bryan and the demo-
 cratic party must stand by the only cause or face the dreadful contingency
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24

The Star points out pathetically the self sacrifice of the New Mexicans in giving up the name of their territory, which has become endeared to them by half century of association. It is too much. We cannot permit this self-de nial. Let New Mexico be called New Mexico for all time.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts Of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company. ..
 The records for yesterday were.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24

The Republican is not inclined to boastfulness, but it cordially invites comparison between it's issue this morning and that of any other news paper in the United States published in town of 15,ooO population.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24

We do not wish to be considered wearisome or monotonous, but we again rise to remark that the dust in the streets of Phoenix yesterday was a little deeper than on the day before. Our civic pride is becoming stified bv tt
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
MiIIer'S
 Drug Store ". E. Cor. Center and Wash Sts. Phone Main 113.
Proof

We have been claiming the most satisfactory drug serv- ice in this city. Test our claims. Compare our quail ties and prices. Consider our system of double checking all prescriptions, which elimi- mates the possibility of error. Give our drug service a trial. We have no fear but what you will come again.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts, less
 due from directors. ........ $145, TIP. 33 Due from directors mortgage
 loans. .... .... ........ 1.4677O Banking house. furniture and
 fixtures ....... . 25O.0O Other real estate. ........... 332S.35 Current Expenses and taxes
 paid " ... ......... .236.3O Other items carried as cash,
 treasurers balance. .. 4OO7O9 Assets not included under
 above head, viz: Fines.. 35.06 Discount on dues paid in
 advance .... .... ...... 1S6.15 Real estate contracts. ....... 16,216.67
 Total .... -. ........... .s171,4s9.65
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of The Phoenix Building and Loan
 Association.

At Phoenix, in the Territory of Ari- zona, at the close of. business June IS, 1906
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24

Watermelons-Finc. big. ripe ones. in cold storage. Fine cantaloupes; finest in the world. Phone Main &. Iribolcts Cold Storage Market.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
AMONG OREGON PINES

A home in thriving lumber town; modern conveniences; windmill and outbuildings, for sale or exchange for Salt River Valley property. $. T. Thurston, R. F. D. No. 3, Box 1S5. Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day of June. 1906. (SeaD HENRY JENNINGS,
 Notary Public
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24

ANGEL MARTIN. WALTER TALBOT, P. A. THARALDSON,
 Directors.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
$171,439.65

Territory of Arizonl County of Maricopa, ss.
 I, R. H. Greene, secretary of the above named building and loan asso- citation do solemnly swear that tho above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
 R. H. GREENE, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-24
LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid in. .$144,4S6.O2 Surplus-dues paid on stock. 7,232.5O Undivided profits-gain from
 sales of real estate. ...... 1.19O.S2 Time certificates of deposit. 11,275.O4 Interest bearing bonds. .... 6,S51.0O Interest accrued .... ...... 2O7.94 Undivided profits .... ..... 196.39
 Total .... .... .......... .$t71,48s.65
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-30
NolsIis d Jlsn Dc Gagnin Belaeg
vENTA PuBLIOA

Por IA presente hago sabera to 4
aquellos q quienes pueda interesar,
que ell lunes cuatro de Junio proximo
q las diez de Ia maf1ana, vender6 en-
el local de mi oficina notarial. calie
de Tetuan, ndmero ounce, de esta
|ciudad, al mayor y mejor postor. Dor
|orden del Banco Territorial Y Aprf-
cola y cuenta de Ia sociedad aprfco1a
Cintron Hermanos, los siguientes
bienes y valores.
/. Las plantaciones, siembras.
frutos y productos existentcs en- Ia
hacienda Laura y fincas anexas sitas
en- Yabucoa hoy del Banco Terrific
rial y Agricola, y con arreglo 4 las
cuentas de SIT administrac ion hasta
ell Ola lo del actual y para cuyo papo
Sc hace esta venta, 8 sea para pagar
al Banco la cantidad de S2osos.s6.
intereses y concesiones convenidas
Segdn mas detalladamente consta de
Ia escritura p1blica nlinero ,44
otorgada en- 3 de Mayo de 1000 ante
el Notario don Santiago r. Palmer.
La boyada existente en- la mis-.
AAANA AA<ANASH0SA 4<dUId que lOTudDa
parte de ella compueSta hoy de $50
bueyes valorados 4 raz6n de cuarenta
dollars cada buey; tres Kilometres
de via ferrea valorados en- dos mil
dollars y noyenta y nueve wagones,
valorados veinte dollars cada uno,
que tambien pertenecfan 4 la misma
hnca, y cuvos bienes sc venden para
pagar al Banco Territorial y Agrfco-
la Ia cantidad de nueve mil dollars
con sus intereses al nueve por ciento
anual deSde la misma fecha citada
q de Mayo de 1900 hasta ell diasdel
pago.
Los espresados bienes Sc encuen-
tran Ell la mencionada hacienda Lau-
ra, sta EN- Yabucoa.
San Juan P. r, 26 de Mayo del 1906.
iran dT G'tsm&a Benffe9.
2 Notario Pdblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-30
I'm Iadr6n acr6bata

No pens6 seguramente, Harry Sc
gel, que la sonora Luisa Reuker, in
outline del cuarto piso en- IA casa dc
departamentos del ncmero 20 Stuy-
vesant Street, Brooklyn, Estados Uni
dos, acostumbraba ab4ndonar eli le-
Gho mas temprano de 10 natural; Y es
asi qne aquel resolyi6 descolgarse
por una cuerda que hab:a sujetado al
techo para hal,ar la manera de intro
ducirse en- las habitaccnes de la citada
inquihna, por una dc las yentanas de
aa parte atras del edidco.
Para asombro mdtuo, 1 tempo que
eI ladr6n Sc preparaba a pouer ell pie
zen Ia moldura de Ia veutaua, la ma
drugadora DANA abs.a Ia persiaua V
Sc hallaron frente treute los dos ri
vales. la senora Ravser despert6
con sus gritos todo e. vecindaiio; el
caco qued6 suspend.lo en- Ell vacfo;
botarse al sueio equivalf9 hacerse
pedazo la crisma; gaaar el techo tre-
pardo per Ia cuevda era entregarse en-
manos dc gent cue estaban ale1ta
para proceder como en- senejante ca
sos Sc acostumbra; J es asi que no lie
qued6 otro recourse que tomar impulse
por medic de IN titaaico remcns6n Y
dar el salto al techo de la casa de en-.
frente, es decir, saIvar en- el aire una
dis'ancia de mas de setenta pies Con-
igui6 reslizar con Gxito Ia extraordi-
naria hazaha pero "a para ese mo
mento mas de media docera de vecinos
armados de revolver dcscargaron So
bre el fugitive un diluv;o de proyecti-
les
no siendo eXPertos en Ia ciencia del
tiro al blanco, ninguna de las balas
acarici6 al case, el que Sc puso Ell fu-
ga brincando techos y hacienda actos
de agilidad de tai maaera srprenden
tes, que 81 40 de la desgracia de que
al Oar el dltimo brinco la calle. cae
en- brazos de un poIicta, 1 ba6n seguro
4ue q estas horas lo estarian buscando.
Tia sido condruado el ladr6u acr6bata
q IN aflo de reclusi6n penitenciaria; y
10 carioso del hecho. es que attes de.
marchar para el preside, hrn6 con-
trato con un empresario de circo de
volatines pora fofmar psrte de la com
paaia tan pronto como vQelva 4 respi-
rar libremente las btisas de Ia madru-
gada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-30
Id de sienpre

Hasta Ell sabado liltimo no vino 4
~@acr Mr. Root en- La cuenta de que
en San Juan de Puerto Rico sc esta
tramando algo y atm algos contra
la paz mas menoS asendereada de
Ia repnblica dominicana.
Con aquella fecha, dia IL telepra-
fiaron de Washington con el caractcr
dc noticia fresca La de que Ell de-
partamento de Estado tenia infor-
mes de que la Isla dc Puerto Rico
servia de base de operaciones cier-
tos revolucionarios que Sc proponfan
.echar abajo al Presidente Caceres.
Sc supone", afIadia el despacho,
que los ex-Presidentes Morales y
imenez son los jefes del movimien-
80.
Esta es tambien noticia acabada
de Sacar del horno, como 10 saben
nluy bien nueStros lectores a quienes
Sc la SERVINGS, tomandola del He
raid" hace ahora POGO mas de TN
mes.
Ello es que 'se han enviado ins.
truce ZONES al gobernador de Puerto
Rico para que haga observar las le-
YES de neutralidad impida la sali-
ia de toda expedici6n hostil. y Sc
anviaran tambi6n 6rdenes al efecto 4
los huques de guerra americanos que
rodean 4 Santo Domingo y los je-
fes de las estaciones nayales dc San
Juan y Culebra para cue impida el
desembarco de fuerzas ilisbusteras. .
Is decir que no han desembarcadc
va v tenemos barruntos de que algt
ha de saberse pronto tRecuerda el
lector 10 que sucedi6 con la barca
'Livonia"s Sali6 de Filadel6a para
Sanchez Ell 6 de Mario, Washington
sc alarm6 y empez6 dar 6rdenes e.
20 dc Mario y dos dias despues ocu-
rrfa el levantamiento de Samana, pc
gadito Sanchez Teadria gracia
que ahora Sc repitiese Il historic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-30

Sc recordaba acerca de este houb1e lie sensaciones
experimentadas haca tempo, ia que vistaba uaa
gran fabrica el Plata la attraction oconsceae que
lie hacia pasar manossobre los cobres sobre los
aceros pulimentados de las m4quiuas como para par
ticpar de los eauvios de Ia faerza mserosa tan cal
mada tan terrible. que pona en- CONJUNCTION todos es
enormes rodaes
Cuando los estudios fsiol6gicos esten mas adelan
tados nos descubrran siu duda las estrechas reacio
nes exisenes entire los fen6menos del muudo fisico -
los del mundo pensante
Una poderosa corriente eectrica produce TN team
po magn6tico imaata los cuerpos vecinos crea ua
polo de attraction.
Proxima energia domiuadora, Nine Fla
mona recibfa imantaci6n era straida haeia ess
polo.
lPOnia algo de coqueterfa en- una amistad cad.
yez mas intima, mas agradable para el uno para e
otro2
Podia hacerlo sin peligro.
Mr.. Robinson Sc salia nj In instante de una re-
serva que descartaba toda suposicion dc gelanters
Sus atenciones demostrabsn c&rameute 4 Mi
llicent que la encontraba agradabe interesaue Pea
no pudo sorprender jamasacechaba tai vez ioutmen-
ta-la palabra Ia mrada que Ia aubiese dc cubiesfa
que la enccnraba bonita deseabe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-30
SUBASTA

I'll dia de Junio pr6xiino & las
.diez de ST. mafIana sc 1levara 4 efecto
la venta en- p1blica subasta del de-
|partamento marcado con el n1mero
|cuarto del edificio de mamposterfa Y
azotea seffalado con el ntfmero uno V
sito en- el barrio de la Marina de esta
Ciudad. Dicho cuarto departamento
sc halla construidO sobre un solar de
dosclentoS TN metros cuadrados con
cuarenta y Siete centfmetros V linda
por Ia derecha con otro almacen de
don Ramon Balasquide; por la IL
quierda con ell departamento tercero
de la sucesi6n de don Juan Rodri-
guez Cachada; por ell frente con Ia
calle del Deposito por su espalda
con Ia del Arsenal.
El departamento descrito pertene-
ce 4 Ia testamentaria de don Celesti-
no Villamil Y Rodriguez v los tftulos
de propiedad del mismo Sc hallan en-
poder del Notsrio don Francisco de
la Tore. en- cuya oficina, San Tusto
% altos, Sc efectuara la subasta. FL
apoderado de los testamentarios Sc
IreServa el derecho de no adnitir
posturas inferiores la suma de cua-
tro mil ochocientos noventa dollars
con once centavos, precio en- que
fue tasado el indicado departamento
Tamblen sc subastarda en- el mismo
acto Glen accioncs del Banco de Pto.
Rico pertenecientes 4 10 misma tes-
tamentatla, reservandose igualmen
te dicho apoderado el derecho dc no
aceptar postura inferior a vciute do
liars por cada una.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-30
v1zCoNDE E. NJ. DE VOGUE

Tambi6n este celebre mas todav(a cubierto
de gloria conquista envdiable para la mas exigente
Aventuras lejanas peligrosas her6icamente afron-
tadas; poseia cuantos prestigos necesarios un
Otelo para captarse las smpafas de las Desdemonas;
j6ven en- hn, de cara de coraz6n aprop6sito para
interesar las mujeres ell caracter varon de un
rostro que la llama interior del pensamiento umi-
naba su rasgos agradabes.
Este sodado habfa reazado grandeS empresas, en-
elias habia sufrdo grandemente odavfa despertaba
el orgullo y la tierna conmiseraci6n de su pueblo
Este tambien fuerza; diferente de la que
bufa en- Mr.. Robinson. meaos abrumadora para las
inteligencias. poro mas conmovedora para ell cora
zon.
Millicent no podfa impedirse poner la balanza
estas dos fuerzas que por nsante habfan gravado
sobre su ala e pareca que la prmera la atrafa es-
pantandola. senta la deseo tenor de dejarse
dorninar por una energfa devoralora del universo
ientras que hubese deseado dominar drgir su gus
la segunda la que no e resistira sin6 que por ell
contrario lie pedia vaor para agrandarse al
gual de la o.ra.
Ambas imagenes desflaban ante sus oos, en- aque-
la trste soledad de Jersey que anargo contratiem
po hacia tan hostil.
Engaaaba affection abandonandese los pen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-30
lNFORMES AMERICANOS

Informes do personas, casas de colnercio,
scciedades an6nimas, p6lizas de seguros
de vida, acciones y bonos de todas clases
y cualquiera cosa que psrtenoaca los
EstadOs Uuidos. Negocios facilitados. Ho.
nOrarics pequefos y pagaderos al recibir
ell infcrrue servicio dcseado. =
Dirfianse ( LATiNORTH BUREAU.
T. 0. Box 1912, New York City.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-30
Hotel TO1edanO
40 SAN FRANClSCO-4O
$0n sga6a, ESEO. EgfC0

Este Hotel situado en- In calle mas
cGntrica de IA capital, esta montado
a Ia altura de los mejores de Ia Isla;
no escatima gasto alguno para el
biencstar dc SITS clientes. Esmerada
comida bajo Ia direction de personas
competentes. C6modas habitaciones
Y bafIos.
40 SAN FRANCISCO 40
SAN JUAN, PUERTO mcO.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-04-04
Scientific Krokinole.

Four young men of this place have
become quite interested in the game of
krokinole. This is game that is very
often underrated because it is supposed
that there is little or no play in it, but
there must be some play in the game as
is being demonstrated by these young
men. They engaged one of our jewellers
to make gold button with the letters
&c. K" beautifully engraved on it,
meaning champion Krokinole." They
play to see who can wear the gold but
ton the longest time, for when the
champion is defeated he is compelled to
surrender the button to his superior.
Some of these games are very skillful
and exciting. Each one goes into the
game with determination to win, for
they see ahead of them that gold but
ton and it looks bigger to them than
the Klondike. 1t not only affords
amusement for the young men but for
everybody who sees them. W.