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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27

Bros O; rushes, Tobin {, O'Brien z. Errico 2: stops. Lewis g, Levine 1; fouls called. All Brooklyn 1. Roger Bros II. Referee. Hollywood; timer. Spain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27
he,a Dead.

what has become of the man who led to write plausible articles on how to Live on Thirty Gents . Dayr' kks an exchange. Dead. most likely
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27

The Evening Democrat is the peoples paper. The price is 2c . copy, 12c a week. 42c a month. 36 . year, by mail or carrier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27

Score-Wallingford j. New Haven 4; stops. Allen 3o. Mullen 21: timer. Collins: scorer. Bartholomew. Referee Doherty. Attendance. 4O0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27

Little Leisure in Jspss.
 |Fsctories in Japan do not stop work
 ! Sundays, but usually the first and heeufh of each month are holidays.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27
Second Wards.Clock Shop.

In the first preliminary game the Second Wards defeated the Clock Shop five by the score of to 1. The game was enjoyed by the spectators and was much more interesting than the score indicates. The lineup:
 Second Wards. Clock Shop.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27
yuawe Nelss, I. Clese Fssl.h.

LOS ANGELES Cal. Feb. s1-Fair feids faced the starser at Ascot Fs-l vorites took most sf the prizes. The nils rscs wnt to Judgs Selsoa in Sard nujeh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27
Roger Bros-All Brooklyn.

The Roger Bros continue to lose and last evening were shut out by the All Brooklyn five. The lineup:
 All Brooklyns. Rogers Bros. r.l.. Cpiarn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27

one foul called on him for holding. The game as a whole was remarka- ply clean.
 X section of seats oh the southeast corner came down just before the big game. but no one was injured. The lineup and summary: wallingford. New Haven
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27
MIth shs comins q Ass.

|Aes does not nake us ckildisA. e
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27

Shop 1; rushes. McMahon 6, Herbert 1, Mcclure 2. Marcella 1; stops, Reardon g. Dowd 12; fouls called. on Second Wards 1, Clock Shop 1. Um- pire, Hollywood; timer, Spain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-27

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
DESIRABLE CITIZENS.

The Duchess of Marlborough, an American born woman, is coming to New York to help the working girls. She is going to try to interest New York 's "i00" with the East Side.
 She wants the American million aires dollars to build clean toncmcnts and model dwellings, to provide for widows and orphanG, and to make less irksome the lives of these people of the slums.
 The Duchess is particularly interest ed in the welfare of the New York working girl. For "he wants to build girls boarding houses, noon.day rests. libraries, halls. She wants to provide for her moral welfare as well as her physical comfort.
 There is plenty of room for grcn, en. deavor for the one who would h,p the working girl. The social conditions that confront the New York girl, if not living with her parents, are shocking
 The Duchess of Marlborough has it in her power to save the New York working girl. No one could provoke a livelicr interest among New York . millionaires than she.
 Our American Duchess, wno nys an American flag over her English home, is the stamp of citizens that is most de. sirablc. Quite unselfsh herself, she has started out to preach the gospel of unselfshness to her American sisters. May success encourage every effort.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

solf-inctimnation. He admits that his testimony would not inculpato him in any way. but he thinks inc jury nas "ndic,cd n number of gentlemen upon insufficient cvidcucc.'
 Tricky Mr I,mmor might safely leave that to a jury io decide But hi. refusal to testify, undoubtedly, is 1 plan of ,hc defense to Gnj loophulr of escape for Glass. Iimmcr'. r,i lcucc |. needed to connect thc llll-ov payments 'o Supervisor Boxton, and others, with tho general manager, which if shown. exclusively establishes thc guilt of Glass. Apparently, tnc plan is To keep Iimmcr's lips sealed through ont the trial, and then secure dis. mis.al of thc ease, on the plea that thr defendant, having been in jeopardy once, cannot bc tried again for the same alleged orcnsc.
 Will it work' Not if Judge Lawlor persists in his righteous purpose of keeping the iusurgcut witness under confinement until he sees inc error of his ways IT, at the end of five days, nc declines to testify, ho can hc IT. turncdto iail and the process may bo repeated indefinitely. Why not! If he were released. the law would bc. come n farce. Such vicnrious offering ns Iimmcr's may appear heroic, but, m reality, it is an attempt to defeat the ends of justice compounding felony.
 Evidently, the bribc givors up in San Francisco are hard pressed, and no attempt is too desperate, that prom iscs immunity fror their deserts. The prosecution has Icrculean task before it. If successful, it will set q precedent that will frightcn millionaire bribc. givcrs all over the country, and. lct us hope, purify the municipal atmosphere for years to come.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
IT IS THE soUTH's GAME.

The New York World has been an. alyzing the Democratic party to see what must be done to bring about success. The World would read out of the party Tom Taggart and "Fingers' Corners. II would .xpcl
 Tom Grady and Pat McCarrcn. It would court martial Tom Ryan and August Belmont. It adds that nothing can destroy the Democratic party, but its refusal to be Democrat; nothing can crush the Democratic party but itself. Samuel J. Tildcn said something like that some two-scorc years ago, says the Washington Post.
 William J. Bryan, the leader of the Democratic party, likewise is anxious to make it select layout, as when he read Roger Sullivan out of the ranks of the elect in Illinois, and threat encd to drive out all the eastern brethren who did not agree with him as to the initiative and referendum. It also is pretty generally understood that inc New York World is not quite sure that MT. Bryan long ago read the World out of the Democratic Israel.
 In no other quarter of the car,h's surface is the initiative and referendum quite so odious as among Democrats of the southern states of the American Union. What Mir. Bryan contemplates dcing with these he has not toll us. Doubtless it will be n plenty.
 It has been shown that there arc more sorts of Democrats in this country than there were colors in Joseph s coat. It is manifest that there win not be another Democratic victory in this country until Democrats vote together. It is equally clear that Democrats will not vote together until they think to. gcthcr. That Is the kettle of fish that is set before the party of Jefferson, Jackson and Tilden. There is one issue upon which Democrats think together and would vote together, but the Dem. ocratic party has been forbidden Co tender that issue and joint battle up. on it.
 There arc ten months for preparation. As an independent, and looksr.on in Vienna, we have this to say, that the one and only hope of the party in the great struggle of 1908 is for the south, where dwell the heart and the brain of the prcsent'day Democratic party, to emerge from its place below the salt, advance to the head of the table, take it's seat at the head of the family, and make the Democratic party Democratic. |
 The Woodrow Wilson's of the east and the William J. Bryans of the west would have to obey the Democracy of the south, if that section should dis. cover one-half the virilc leadership of the Democracy of the old south.
 The game is in the souta's hands.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
AMEN!

(From Florence, Ariz., Blade.)
 Rumor to the effect that Governor kibbey will soon vacate the guberna. torial chair Is again current. These rumors bob up with monotonous regu. larity. The Blade takes no stock in them, for two reasons, namely: lst. There is no reason why the governor should voluntarily resign. While the salary paid the governor is not com. mensurate with the value of the ser. vices he performs, the holding of the office does not prohibit him from ac- cepting fees as m attorney in cases not affecting the interests of the Ter. ritory and the prestige of the office enlarges his law practice. 2d. The President cannot, consistently, demand his resignation, for the reason that he is giving the Territory the most ellie. tent and honest Republican administra- tion 1t has ever had, and by demand. ing his retirement the President would demonstrate that honesty and efficiency do not meet with his approval. Mr. Roosevelt Is too shrewd n politician to place himself in that position.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To T. J. Carrigan, his beirs ,,, signs; You are hereby notified . we, the undersigned, have eYno,d.,| during the years 1905 and looe ~, hundred dollars (s2OO) in labor ,,,I improvements upon the follo,,.. named mining claim, viz: tbe ,co7e lode claim, situated in Weaver mi. ing district, Yavapai county. A,;,... Territory, location notice whereof i, .. corded in Book 49 of Mines, page eo the above being records of tho cou., Recorder of Yavapai county A,i,o,, Territory; that said work was do,, upon the above named claim in o,so, ,o hold it under the provisions of so. ton 232i of the Revised Statu,o, al, the United States, and the amendmor,, thereto, approved January 22, lss, concerning annual labor upon mini,, claims, being the amount required ,o hold said lode claim for and inelud;,, the period ending the 3ist day of De. ccmbcr, 1906.
 And, if within ninety days from tn, personal service of this notice, or with. in ninety days after the publicatio. thereof, you fail of refuse to contribute your proportion of such cxpendi,nro Al, co-owncr, your interest in the 'G9er mining claim will become the property of the subscribers, your co.owners, who have made the required expenditure by the terms of said Section.
 HERMAN VOGE,
 B. F. PETERS.
 First publication May l. 1907.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

Drake. aal N... N.ty Frank Gardiner are ,.p.r h.m. sunday evening. from iaur m.n.l'. visit in Yellow. stone Park. .uorolo.
 \ juue wry returned from th" N,r,.. ~lmrav evening. Those cou- pn-in, u. rrv v.rc thc Mc.sr- I.cs. uo (. pru.,.. ci0ori E. Ware. Lloyd Bacon 1nI Baker
 rlinor B Ware has gone to Crown King to spend his summer vacation.
 Miss Liu Hawkins returned home, Friday evening. from Los Angeles, where she has been thc guest of thc Misses C,''wIo Workman and Lila Murrict'n for 'hc past three months.
 \ small but select, audience, heard Rev. Robert Mcintyre deliver his fam. ous lecture. Buttoncdup People," pt thc Elk. 'hratrr, Thursday evening Rev Mcintyre has well been termed the prince of fine platform. and his dis. course, filled with humor and pnthos. held his audience closely interested from tho first.
 His word picture of the great Chi. cago fire. .troug. startling. vivid, and. withal, poetic, is probably as great n piece of descriptive work as is given on the American platform today.
 Rev McIntyrcs lecture was address. cd chiefly to those butioncd.up people who love, but keep that love buttoncd up within their hearts
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
PICNIC AND BALL GAME. (Ffom Tuesday's Dsiiy.)

A large and jolly crowd of Odd Eel. lows and Woodmen gathered at tho race track, Sunday, for the picnic and match ball game. The watermelons were prime, but the piece de resist. ance was the barbecued beef, which was furnished and cooked gratis by the O, K. Market. After lunch the two ball teams lined up, and an exciting game cnsued. The Odd Fellows won by a small margin, and tho woodmen arc now looking for revenge, so another game to be played on the regular diamond some Sunday, when the Grays are out of town, will result.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
WARMINo NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un' 'sersigned owners of the mines known as the Lute, Compromise, Black Mesa, Aztec, Gold Note, Iowa, Maine, Oayn. pia, Vcsuvius, Surprise, Center and Oregon, and the Improvements, ma. chinsry, and tools located thereon, 0l at and near RiehinbaF, Yavapai Couney, Arisona, will not be responsible tor debts of any kind contracted for labos, supplies or improvements on said proP' srty or any of 1t, while 1t is being worked under Q contract and lease, suo that said property h now being worked under such contract and lease granted to c. w. Mitchell. Dated this 1st day of March, 1907.
 KENTUCKY STANDARD MINING
 COMPANY,
 By Hunter M. Meriwsther, Pres.
 RICHINBAR MINES COMPANY,
 By Hunter M. Meriwsther, Pres.
 First publication, March 20, 1907.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
TO INVESTIGATE MINES

], '. Wallace, an Independence, Kan. .aP,'aNst' has arrived in this section m to investigate the properties of tho nr,"nsle Mines company, in the Mo. cape ., district. The company has been Financed for large operation, hv
 n' White, who returned Friday nivh, ron the east. White and ws,,sc. properties. "pA"' .
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

Editorial Comment

but n towel and split spoon and . handbill, but after while dandy nig. ger, all dressed to kill. waltzcd up to me, and, says he, What n you havcl' and putin on my most stcrncst look, 1 says, 'Vitilcs, darn you, and bc quick about it. ."
 While it would not bc polite to say ii. a man with a normal stomach can ' help feeling, "Vittles. darn you. '--Al. buqucrguc Journal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
UNR[QU|TED LOVE IS
 CAUSE 0F LOCAL CRIME
Continued from page ono)

hand, behind your back!" when he suddenly drew the weapon and fired, the bullet passing through the muscles of her right arm, between the elbow and shoulder. She rushed upon him. and called tO her mother, when the second shot was fired, passing through her right breast, making an ugly flesh wound.
 The frantic mother rushed into the Kitchen just as the third shot was fired, which entered the left lcg. be. tween the knee and the body. At the s'ght of inc mother, Carroll rushed From the place to tho outside. where. at The door of the stable, h, fired one of 'h" remaining three shots in the weapon through his right side, in the direction of his heart, dying instantly.
 George Merritt, who was in his room m the building, at the time of the shooting, rushed out, and seeing what had happened, at once notified the shcr. ih x office and called Dr. Southwor,b to the bedside of the wounded girl. Un. 'er Sheri'f Neaglc and Deputies Mcr. 'o' ana bowdrc were promptly on the scene. They came armed to the teeth hs It was reported to them that inc g'ri had been murdered and that tho murderer had barricadcd himself in inc barn.
 when they reached the barn thcv round the dead body of Carroll lviny race downward, near the door. with ,h. P'S'o' 'ying about foot from his head. Coroner McLane was notified. and , coroner's jury was summoned, while "'' sout"worth was dressing the girls wounds. He cauterized the wounds nm ner arm and body, and after Gndin, '"' ou''et still in her leg, had her re. moved the Mercy hospital. The dead 'oay Of Carroll was removed to the '"'el'"king parlors of Maus & Shan. non, 10 be prepared for burial
 While the girl was being cared fo, oy the physician and her wounds cam 'erized, she showed remarkable cou,,,o and fortitude, never shedding n ,oa, nor groaning from the great pain sbo was suffering, and refusing to ,,Lo a anaesthetic. U"
 lhe only regret she was heard ,o nv press during the operations was CT .m sorry that he shot himself; 1. wos so '"o''sh or him to do it.n
 When Dr. southworth walked o0, o, tho room wherein tine girl lav mro, '"g' ana announced that she wo,,, 'iVe' suppressed, but plainly ,ua;h,a cheer went up from those who had aa,h e'eu around the scene of the tra,.dv
 carroll was n very illiterate m,n ho ing unable to read or write. Uo va. very industrious, however. and os;1, rom his occasional drinking .n,ao. had no particularly bad habits.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
WARNING NOTICE.
To All Whom It May Concern:

To All Whom It May Concern: My undivided one.half interest is the Silver Coin, South Extension Silver Coin and North Extension, situate ip Turkey Creek Mining district, Yavs pai county, Arizona Territory, will not be responsible for any debts contract ed for labor performed or material furnished by the parties working ths same now under an option and agree ment.
 0. J. GRAHAM. Dssted this 10th day of November, 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
zIMMER's vIcARIous OFFERING

Meditation behind the bars may have a "mellowing" effect on Vice Presi. dent Zimmer of the Pacific States Tele. phone company, committed to jail by Judgc Lawlor, for refusing to answer questions in tho trial of Louis Glass, general manager of the San Francisco company, indicted by the grand jury for bribe'giving. There is no excuse for his recalcitrahce on the ground of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
WARNING NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern:
 Tho Enterprise Mining and Milling O., or the following named mining claims, to.wit: The Coral, Bonanza, Virginia Dale, The Standard, th, Golden Eagle and the Bonanza and Coral min sites and improvements thereon, situate in the wainu, Grove mining district, Yavapai county, An. zona, will not be responsible for any debts contracted or labor performed or material furnished by the parties d, present wo. king tho above claims under bond and lease.
 ENTERPRISE NJ. & NJ. co.
 By ED. NJ. BLAKE, Secretary.
 Dated, Dec. 10, 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
MILL ALMOST CoMpIErrn
 From Tuesday,s Dau.,

Y. NJ. Drcscher, of the a,r
 o't X Drcseher, left smurday fo, , ,, camp of the Black Rock Min;, ''' pany, Ltd, in the Black Rock J,...' ,o' where his firm has force of u,., engaged in erecting n mill. uo that the pumping plant and nj, rrcssor are already installed asJ . the mill, which has daily e,,... of 70 tons, will be completed ,be . ing week. 0"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
WANING NOTICE.

Notice h hereby given that the un' dersigned, owner of the Neiman group Of claims, and located about 30 miles west of Hillside and adjoining the pat snted claims of Lawler | Wells, ID the Eureka mining district, Yavaps' county, Arix., will not be responsiels for debts of any kind contracted Tor labor and improvements on said prop srty, while 1t is being worked under bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

Notice is hereby given that the u'' dersigHed, owner of the Nsimsn group Of claims, and located about 30 mi'es west of Hillside and adjoining the pay ented claims of Lswlsr . Wells, |" the Eureka mining district, Yav"pS county, Arisoas, will not bs sesponsip" for debts of any kind contracted TOT labor and Improvements on ssid pro psrty while 1t is being worked unds' bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
 By 6 ,. 0aasA, sttssssy-in'ss@' 7.l-oe. staoiastsa
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

The largest stock of men s and boys shoes in Arizona, can be seen at Ed. Blocks. e
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

Captain and Mrs. F.. A. sturges, Mrs. William F. wheatley, Miss Alice Poor. man, ?. Leland and Lieutenant c. &. Hoyt were the guests of O. Longacrc, Jr, Saturday and Sunday at his home in Poland.
 Mrs. W. A. Drake and her dau shters, Mrs. c. E. Meany and Miss Dorothy
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

The Prescott Bridge Club was very pleasantly entertained by Miss Theresa Frodcricks, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. !. C. lIcrndon had the high score for inc afternoon. Miss Frcdcricks' guests were Mrs Morris Goldwatcr. Mrs. r. r. Hastings, Mrs. IT, D. Aiken. Mrs. I. C. lIcrndon, Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mrs. r. C. Norris and Miss Louise Glib. bos.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24

The ladies at Whipple Barracks have decided to have the first Thursday of each month as their day at home. It seems so far to have the ladies from town come to call and not find anyone at nome, that the first Thursday is adopted so as to see all who call
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-24
GUY ALLEN,
MINE WANING NofIoE.

By s. J. 0nash, attorney-in-faes'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-23
LITTLE THINGS THAT HELP.
Devices for Keeping Liquids Hot or Cold
-Inyaids' TongS.

The hot water bag is the latest object to
which electricity is applied. A simple
device which can be attached to any bulb
socket enters the bag itself and keeps the
water hot indefinitely.
Bottle cases are another new invention
sayorinR OF magic but in no way de-
pendent upon electricity or any agent
supplying heat. The device is simply
a bottle, set in a practical and presentable
case. which will keep its contents at the
same temperature as when hileo LOT d
period Of twenty-four hours.
Coffee stays hot and lemonade cold, no
matter where the bottle is carried and re-
CARELESS OF weather changes. The secret
lies in the fact that the bottle rests in a
vacuum which prevents changes OF tenn
perature by radiation.
Combination dishes are a great con-
~yeuienoe, says Modern Housekeeping ana
Food Neps. Relish dishes have separate
compartments for different kinds OF cold
cuts, relishes. &c. Covered vegetable
dishes may be separated into twin dishes.
Silver holders are offered for the plank
nm which fish or steak is served and for
budding dishes hot from the oven.
An ingenious and simple contrivance is
that OF nickel plated aluminium tongs Tor
an inyalid's use. These tongs are OF lattice
work which closes and opens after the
manner Of a ferryboat gate,
A gentle pressure causes the lattice 70
spring out fully eighteen inches long and
In the hand may be directed by an invalid
toward any article, book or newspaper
within the reach at that distance. Another
slieht pressure causes the ends TO close
like a pair of tongs over the desired object,
which is then easily drawn up to a COM
Portable handling.
Where a patient is not allowed to make
any exertion this invention proves a boon
indeed. The lightness OF the tongs is an
added aid in preserving strength.
For the unforeseen but always recurrent
emergency there is a combination OF small
steel tools, set side by side in a Tyre shaped
steel frame, which Is in reality the handle
for each one OF the tools, The whole oom-
bination may lie in a mans hand n be
slipped into an overcoat pocket win no
perceptible increase OF weight.
In the set there are two sizes OF screw
drivers, two sets Of gimlets, a PICK which
can be Used to break ice and is equally
handy TO remove stones from a horses
SHOE wire pincers and a corkscrew. A
still more numerous collection OF the same
order OF small tools ia arranged in cross
rows upon a fat leather strap that rolls
up like a diminutive carryall, (either to be
nut into a coat pocket or handbag, scissors
and knives being a feature OF this useful
medley, 20 suit any emergency.