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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
SWEET MARIE BREAKS
IROIT|NG RECORD

Allentown, Pa, Oct 1.-Two worlds
trotting records were broken yesterday af-
ternoon on the Allentown Fair track be-
fore 10000 people.
In the match race for 5000 between
Sweet Marie and Major Delmar, best two
In three heats, the fleet mare won in
straight heats and incidentally broke the
half-mile track worlds record for regu-
lar ope-mile- Her best time was
20s made In the second heat, beating
tie former record OF 2:09s4. held by Dandy
Jim. Sweet Marie's time in the first heat
was 2:10
The other record was made by George
G.. this seasons unbeaten trotter. which,
paced by a runner broke the worlds
half-mile track record for an exhibition
mile. His time was 2:06%. The former
record was 2:07. made by Sweet Marie
on the Allentown track, Sept. 20 this year.
In tho match race Sweet Marie was
very steady, while Major Delmar had
trouble in making the turns. The latter
was swept off his feet in making the first
turn in the first heat. losing three lens ms.
which he nearly made up 10 the wire.
being a neck behind the winner.
In the second heat Alta Mcdonald
pushed the gelding ahead in the first
eighth and gained two lengths TO the
neck and neck Nearing the three-quar-
ters pole Major Delmor broke and Sweet
Marie won with east I'm 2:0s. Summaries:
Special match race for 5000
Sweet Marie. b. m, by Mckinney
(Andrews) ........... ................... 1 1
Major Delmar, b. g. (McDonald) -. .
Time by quarters: First heat 80 :06,
las. 2:1o; second heat, :S1ls, 1:04%, 1854.
2:0S.
Special race, against time. for $4,000:
George c.. b. &. by Homeward CMcDon-
ald). Won. Time-2:07.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
0'G0RMAN QUINTET
BEAT FALL RIVER

OGorman beat the visiting Fall River
rollers two out of three in the first game
of the season on the American bowling
circuit last evening.
The first string OF the mstch was a
hummer The two crack quintets whirled
across the sheet I'm desperate duel now
one and then the other showing at tho
front. but the bell found the Big Store
team two sticks I'm the lead. The visitors
more than squared accounts In the Sec
ond heat, leading their opponents to the
wire by % pins. The final and deciding
event was "hands down" victory for
homo talent, who had II on the Indians
by AZ pins.
Danny Cahil's 3l4 and 1l3 marks were
high The winners chalked up 1922
total and the high team string was sos.
The new Washington alleys In Paw
tucket open tonight with a game In the
American league between Attleboro and
Pawtrpket. Th@home team will be COM
posed of the following players: Joe Camp
bell. Forbes. Jack Forrest. Salisbury and
Billy Cahill
Inftnary Hall collected two games from
the house team on the Bullocks drives
and tied another knot In their claim 10
the leadership OF the home circuit. Dom
nelly rolled high with So7 and cluster OF
II.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
BLUES WIN GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP

New York, Oct. lin the 36-hole final
at the Nassau Country club yesterday for
the championship of the Intercollegiate
Golf association Yale won from Princeton
by 20 points to nothing. The summary:
Yale-R. Abbott. ~ points; ID. Partridge
3 points; w. f. Rowland. Jr., 3h points:
f.. Knowles, 5ik points; w. III. Dyon. 3
points: f. Van Vlack, 3h points. Total.
20 points.
Princeton-w. 7. West. o: r. Peters. Jr.,
o: #. III. McAdoo. o; II. II. Vandyke 3D., o;
G. G. Ballfh, o; ID. Roberts. 0. Total, 0.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
i"'"tS ''''.' ''''''ffi 10 9io i-''
WEYBosSET TWo-MAN TOURNEY.
Strings

JEWELERS. CIRCUIT SCHEDULE.
First week. Thursday, Oct. Dwight.
man -Hough VS., T.. s. Tinkham at Wey-
at Bullocks.
Second week, Thursday, oct Us. Il.
Champlin vs.. Wlghtman- Hough at
O'Gorman,s: T.. S. Tinkham VS.. @. w.
Third week, Thursday Oct. as r..
Champlin VS. r. S. Tinkham at Weybos-
set; g. w. Parks VS. Wightman-Hough at
O'Gorman's.
Fourth week. Thursday. oct. Sl-E. s.
Tinkham VS.. Wighlman-Hough at o'Gor-
mans $. b. Champlin VS. G.. w. Parks
at Music Hall
Fifth week, Thursday. Nov. Wight
man-Hough VS.. s. II. Champlin at Bull
locks: q. w. Parks VS.. Il, s. Tinkham at
Weybosset.
Sixth week Thursday. Nov 14-E. s.
Tinkham VS.. s. B.sChamplin at Bullocks;
Wightman-H -Hough VS.. G.. W. Parks at
Music Hall.
Seventh week Thursday, Nov 21-
Wightman-Hough VS.. f. s. Tinkham at
Meybosset: G.. w. Parks VS.. S. b..
Champlin at BulIooks
Eighth week, Thursday, Nov. 2S-S. B..
Champlin VS.. Wightman Hough at O'Gor-
mans; E. s. Tinkham VS.. G.. w. Parks
at Music Hall.
Ninth week, Thursday. Dec. SIS. b.
Champlln VS.. f. S. Tinkham at Weybos-
set; g. w. Parks VS.. Wightman- Hough
at O'Gorman's.
itillH week, lHuTSudNs Dec. lZ-t<. ..
Tinkham VS.. wigltman- Hough at O'Gor-
mans: S. b. Champlin VS. G.. w. Parks
at Music Hall.
Eleventh week Thursday. Dec. ls-
Wightman- Hough VS.. s. B. Champlin at
Bullocks; G.. w. Parks VS.. T.. s. Tink-
ham at Weybosset.
Twelfth week. Thursday, Dec. 26-E. S.
Tinkham VS.. 8. b. Champlin at Bullock's !;
Wightman-H -Hough VS.. G.. w. Parks at
Music Hail.
Thirteenth week. Thursday, Jan. q
Wightman Hough VS. T.. 8. Tinkham at
Weybosset: q. W. Parks VS.. 8. r.
Champlin at Bullock's.
Fourteenth week, Thursday. Jan. e-S
Il. Champlin VS.. Wightman- Hough at
O'Gorman's. f. ). Tinkham VS.. q. W.
Parks at Music Hall.
Fifteenth week. Thursday. Jan. 16--S. r.
Champin VS., Z, 8. Tinkham at Weybos-
set @. w. Parks. vs. Wightman-Hough
Sixteenth week, Thursday, Jan 23-E
S. rinkham VS.. Wightman-Hough at
OGorman's: 8. u. Champlin VS.. G.. w.
Parks at Music Hall.
seventeenth week. Thursday. Jan. 80
Wightman-H Hough VS.. s. II. Champlin at
Bullock's; q. w. Parks VS.. T.. s. Tink-
ham at Weybosset.
Eighteenth week, Thursday, Feb sc
S. Tinkham VS.. s. -Ghamplin at Bull
locks; Wightman- Hough VS.. G. w.
Parks at Music Hall.
GROCERS' CIRCUIT LEAGUE.
Schedule for tins week.
Thursday. Music Hall, Grocers VS.
Dodge x Camfieid at Bullock's; Friday
r. l., Rose VS.. Welcome Soap at wey-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
COLLEGE MEN IN TROUBLE

Worcester. Oct. 17.-It leaked out here
yesterday that an investigation Is being
conducted at Whitinsville and at VIII
liams College whereby some OF the Will
liams college baseball players may be
dropped from the team on the ground Of
professionalism. The Williams men who
played on the whitinsville team this sum
mer and who may be dropped are Capt.
Harmon, Young and WadsYorfh-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
BOSTON NOT IO
BUY BRONCHOS

The Boston American League baseball
club has allowed ts-e expire an option on
the Rochester club OF the Eastern League
The principal owner OF the Rochester
club, q. It. Chaplin, wanted 10 sell out,
and Fred Lake. one OF the scouts OF tho
Boston American club, was delegated TO
investigate the property. Had the club
been purchased he would have been made
Its manager. Al Buckenberger. who man
aged the club last season, IL slated TO 20
to Buffalo next season
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
JOHNSON TO FIGHT FLYNN

san Francisco, oct 1.-THE heavy
weight pugiiists. Jack Johnson and Jim
flynn hsve signed articles for 46-round
glove contest. 10 be held in Coffroth's
arena on Nov. 2. They are TO receive half
OF the gross receipts. b5 per cent. 10 the
winner and u per cent TO the loser.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
MAGIC HAIn STAIN

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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
FOOTBALL

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.--The score of %
to by which Pennsylvania defeated
Gettysburg yesterday did not impress
the spectators with Pennsylvania
strength The first half ended to 0.
Pennsylvania put UP miserable game,
while Gettysburg looked good by COM
parison In the second half Pennsyl-
vania's team was shifted, and II played
much better. Gettysburg al the same
time almost collapsed. the men taking
out time frequently for rest. Miller
started the game at quarter and Regan
was at fuliback. Miller showed ex-
ceptional ability to tumble the ball in
the back field on defence.
Greene at halfback was away off In
his work. Regan, clever as quarter
was poor at fullback, and altogether the
team as hooked up could not have beat
en- the freshmen. In the second half
with Miller at end and Regan at quarter
Folwell at fullback and Macklin and
Townsend halfbacks the playing was
better.
Disappointing features OF the game
were Pennsylvania losing the ball on
downs in the first half on GettySburgs =
five-yard line. Zegler was removed
from the game for ungentlemanly con-
duct and his team lost 20 yards as a
penalty. Both Wiener and Times punt
ed we'll The latter did quick punt
stunt close to the line very cleverly.
Regan punted well and his on-side
kicks were well directed.
The line-nn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17

Score--East PROVIDENCE s. Classical 5.
Touchdowns-Flynn. Btaman. Goal from
touchdown-E. Tingley. Referee--Wester-
welt OF Brown. Umpire-Colby OF Brown.
Timekeepers--Gorman OF La Sale and
Dyer OF Bryant &. Stratton. Linesmen--
Tingley OF East Providence and Smiley OF
Classical Time Of halves-15 minutes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
E. PROVIDENCE 6, CLASSICAL 5

The Interscholastic league football sea-
son opened yesterday afternoon at Cor
ham park, East Providence winning from
Classical by the score OF to 5.
Classical will protest the game on ac-
count OF East Providence having five men
in their lineup who were ineligible. The
protest will be decided upon by the board
OF directors at their next meeting. The
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
ANNAPOLIS u, ST. JOHNS 0.

Annapolis, Md, Oct 1.-THE St
Johns college football team surprised the
midshipmen yesterday afternoon when
they held their rivals down to n score
OF IL TO o. In an earlier game. which
opened the Navy season, St Johns had
collegians played a good game, the
small score made against them was
largely due TO tile Navy fumbles and
lack OF team work.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
CENTRAL MILL TOURNAMENT.
BIXBY co.

o'GoRMANs JEWELLERS ToURNA-
MENT.
G. W. PARKS
---Strlngs.--
2 Total
<allon ............... - " ~ As
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA. GETTYSBURG.
Braddock, ]. e.............r. e., Mcclure
Draper i. t................r. L., snyder
Gallagher, ]. g............r: e., Blume
DWyeT, c...... ......c., Cnamperlaln
Liegler, r. g............: Il. gyJenkins
CASTOR, r. t..............l (. L. l., Schwartz
Scarlett. r. e..... L. chopper
MliIer o. o. ..........'.''.'q D. Lantz
Eolwell. h. b.. b.............. n. b., Hines
greene n o'''...c n; b. Pownall
Touchdowns--Greene, Fowler. Townsend
2. Goals from touchdowns-Regan, Scar
lett 2, Referee-Okerson. Umpire Tyler.
Time of halves--'5 minutes. Substitutes
Miller for Braddock. Dietrich for Gal
lagher, Lamberton for zicgfcr,T Rookie for
CASTOR, Regan for Miller. Macklln for
Folwell. Townsend for Greene, Folwell
Topper, Comfort for Chamberlain. Piezick
for Mcclure. McCarroll for Piezick Lam
bert for Lantz. slump for Hines.
PRINCETON 45. VILLANOvA 8.
Princeton, n. j., Oct. 1.-THE Prince
ton football team struck a snag yesterday
afternoon In the Villanova eleven, and al
though the home team won, as to 5, the
visitors broke up onside kicks. forward
passes and end runs so well that In the
second half they had little difficulty in
forcing the team OF substitutes against
them 10 keep the Princeton 10-yard line,
where a forward pass on a fake kick
touchdown against Prinooton this year.
In the first half the regulars easily
rolled UP 27 points. Harlans kick from
placement and Reads star end running
were the features. The Princeton team
played loosely and experimental with on
side kicks and trick plays, most OF which
failed. The lineup:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
VILLANOVA.
PRINCETON

Touchdowns-Brown, Wister, McCor-
mick, Read. Coke 2. Orr. Russell. Goals
from touchdown-Harlan 3. Phillips 8.
Goals from placement Harlan. Referee
Williams. Umpire-Minds. Time of
halves--20 minutes. Substtutes-Vaugha
for Wister. Baumann for Siegling whaley
for Waller. Fass for Phillips, Woeher for
MacFadyen, Buckingham for Booth,
Dowd for Brown, Dawson for Dillon, Ber-
gen for Dawson. Orr for Harlan, Tibbott
for Read, Simons for Tibbott Coke for
Mccormick. Han1ill for Coke. Daniels for
Courtney, Smith for Buckley. Jenkins for
a.sir
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17

GROCERS' CIRCUIT LEAGUE.
Schedule for tins week:
Thursday. Music Hall, Grocers vs.
Dodge q Camfieid at Bullock's; Friday
r. l.. Rose VS.. Welcome Soap at Wey
bosset
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17

wEYBossET. j. o. o. r.. NJ. u,
TOURNAMENT
VICTORIA.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-26
BADLY In DEBT

Atlanta July % g Georgia S Jane s.
town commission finds itself in a
pretty bad financial muddle. 1t lacks
about 81 900 Of having sufficient fund
with which to pay the bill for the
Georgia bulding, and It does not seem
that sale OF tha property can he ne :
gOtiated to make up anything like this
amount. The state fund cannot be
used for this purpose, Hni at present
the commission has on hIn6 only 2l9
As against outstanding accoUuIS OF
moro ,han $,,OOl. ITc.uded in the
buldinG account is an item of 81, COO
for completing the building by June
10, Georgia Day, whch members o.
The commission say was unauthorized
The commission has also received bills
for $500 for champagne and $i6j for
carriages used on Gcorgi Dav Just
whore the money is coming from w th
wriCh TO pay the bills is wat is puL-
zIing the members of the comm iSSion.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-26
ARGO ARGO ARGO AEGO ARGO
ARGO ARG0 ARGO ARGO ARGO
JERRY CARTER is
CAPTURED

Saiudr, July 2l.-The Saluda oil
mill, since its sale on the first Monday
i n July, is being reorganized and the
following have been elected directors:
Rev, J. A Carson, w. $. Crouch, DR..
John f. Daniel, B. w. Crouch, Wal
ter Satcher and Alvin Etheridge. The.
Officers will be elected at an early day
A first class oil mill man is wanted
TO take charge OF the mi'2 and super
intend it for trN c ..m.ng season. AR
rangcmcn'S :o being made whereby
Mr ! .iwardS will have complete
: ...ge OF tue oil mill ginnerv, it have
ing been decided to divorce the ginnery
Sible for The Superntehdcl 1T to give all
his time to the mill.
MesSerS Daniel 81 Daniel, Friday pro-
cured an orCer for bail in the sum OF
81 600 for young Taylor, VINO killed
his father in CHS county a few dlyS
ago. The order was granted Dy Cir
cult Judge Watts.
Mr. Marvin Church of the SOu'hcr
Hallway company, with headquarters
in Columbia, is visiting relatives in
this town
Ex-Solicitor J. VIM. Thurmond Of
Edgefield was in Saluda Friday on
professional business.
MIR. f. -. Bcrgy u n oys
bought tie dwelln
Ilolings" a.I "a ill.,, town d VII.
move at an early day.
For the third time the trustees Of
the SaIudl Schooi have elected a prin-
cipal for The coming session. The
FIRST two elected had just accepted
positions before receiving notice of
their selection and OF course declined
YCste day MIR. \. B. ComnOr, origin a
| ly ol FLrfield cbunty, but recently en-
gagged in teaching in Lee county, was
| elected Mr.. ConuOr Is Il yo mg man
and a graduate of the University of
! south Carolina He has been teach
| ing for the past few years and comes
! very highly recon mendcd,
| 1t Is reported here that Jerry Car
ter, the negro who so foully murder
ed MIR. James Long near Pleasant
Cross, this county then EdHeiIe'd, l6
years ago has been captured i'm Mis-
siS,ippi and MeSScrS. Jake Hardy and
NJ b. Derrick Of Johnston left Friday
with rCquisition papers to bring him
back The Carter negro shot MIR
Long down In the field ana skinned
E,r all these years ne has been hunted
aud ON more than one occasion il
VAS reported that he hid been clp-
JUrcd. Many thought that he h d
long ago met death Ill violent mar
nCr at the hands of those who sought
his capture. II is now asserted that
lie has at last been really located and
lcapturc. Two OF Mr Longs sons VIII
al the time OF the killing were lit
.cllowS, have grown 10 manhood.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-26
P2OVI DENCE CHURCH

There will be an educational mass
meeting to morrow and an all da,
basket picnic, Prof. ClinkScaIcS and
other college men will make addresS"'s
The Annual protractcd meeting will
begin next Sunday Afternoon ~
o'clock and continues through
the week. The pastor will be assisted
by the Rev. j, w. Aiiail OF Johnston
S. G..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-26
now To OPEN ACAN OF SALMON

To open a can Of Argo Red Salmon
properly. lay the can on It's side, in
sert the can opener at the scam. then
stand the can on end, and pressing the
top firmly dowr, work the can opener
around the top, removing the entire
top. The Argo will then come out in
one solid piece.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-26
CHURCH NOTICES.
X kArU >ER HALL.

Presbyterian services viii be held in
kamincr Hall on sunday next at II
O'CLOCK a. Nj Bav' Richard II Gillespie
will preach.
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Latest I.upr owed Methods

If you want your clothes launder-
ed by the latest and improved meth
DDS send them to the Capital City
Laundry. Columbia, s, c.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-26

Monarch stump pullcrs, guaranteed
fpr twelve months. Pull any ki@d OF
= turIps. For sale by
q. NJ. ADAMS, BatesbIrg, 5. c.
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THODIST CHyPCE

Proi 10 &. Clinckscales of Wofford
College " 1"py he l.u.p. vn
Sur day next at III o'clock A. NJ
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Residents of
Lexington County

:Nh,l ;iting Clumba, dnt fail to call at either
of and in spet our line Of Rerigerators,
\ Stoves All Ranges We carry the largest stock
of such go /; Of any concern in the South and
our prices are low the quallty of our goods
will permit w. lave many valuable Costormers
already across tin Congaree and desire is to
double the number. Come i'm and see whether
I you wish to buy We will be more than
/ pleased to have you make orr stores your head
quarters while in the City. Ii you make pur-
chase Of us promise you honest goods at tlowest
prices and whether you buy anything or not You
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Try once, will he p.lsci and you
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Arizona republican., 1907-11-27
MESA
LAST EVENINGS RECTAL.

Miss Mary Holiday deserves much credit and good will for her patience in training the many pupils and the talent displayed last evening. The smallest member of her class is but four gears old, and has been in her class a year now. The duet sung by Misses Passy and Blackburn was es- pecially fine. while the Misses Noble rendered their respective parts excep- tionally well. The evenings program was opened with a prayer offered by Apostle Geo. A. smith and later in the evening. Mrs. Eliza McCune favor ed the audience with an especially en- tertaining recitation entitled The New Organ which caused the house to ring with laughter and applause. At the close of the program the girls glee club sang in chorus Fishing on Sunday Morning" which was in keep ing with the rest of the program and all was very, very good.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-27
THE COMPANY MADE GOOD.
A Record Breaking Attendance at the
 "light House Robbery"

Tempe has the general reputation of being poor show town but recent events have demonstrated the fact that good show will draw a good crowd. The Della Pringle stock com pany showed Saturday night to a good house and put up such an enter tainment that the Goodwin Opera House was almost packed Monday night when the same company pre- scented ''The Light House Robbery" Every chair was taken, a number of outside chairs were brought in and a good many people stood up. The per- formance was clean one with the comedy and pathos well interspersed. There were some good specialties be- tween the acts and as a whole the play was one of the best that has been seen in Tempe in long time.
 The stock company left yesterday for Mesa where 1t will play the rest of the week and if it ever should be able to stop at Tempe again for one or more nights, it can always depend uopn a full house and q warm wei come.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-27
TEMPE
\ A NORMAL ROMANCE
Which Had Its Continuation in Cali
 fornia Wedding.

In making the brief announcement in yesterday mornings paper that Gone Webb of Roosevelt. had returned from trip to, Los Angeles, the report CT was guilty of gross carelessness and neglect in that he overlooked a dec:d- edly important matter and told by far the smaller half of the story. Mir. Webb returned all right but he was not alone, for he brought with him blushing bride. a former Tempe young lady who will be remembered by her many friends here as Miss Emma Pulsifer. The wedding occurred in Nisalia. Cal, last Wednesday evening at the home of the brides parents.
 The wedding of MT. Webb and Miss Pulsifer was the happy continuation of another romance that had its begin ming in the normal some years ago when both young pedple were students at the institution. Miss Pulsifer grad
 usted with the class of 1905 and taught several years while MT. Webb gave up school during his senior year and en- gagged in business at Roosevelt where he was prosperous. Both young people are well known n Tempe and have host of friends who will wish for them d happy future. Mir. and Mrs. Webb left last evening for Mesa and will
Arizona republican., 1907-11-27
GENERAL NOTES.

The Della Pringle Stock Co. will play The Light House Robbery" to- night at the opera house.
 Dr. Chandler was the host of an auto party to Granite Reef yesterday morning. Those participating were Elders Geo. A Smith. Geo. F. Rich ards and Frank Pomeroy.
 Chas. F. Jones. was very pleasantly surprised by meeting his cousin, frye Futile yesterday on the street. MT. Futile is musician with the Gentry Co.
 Dr. Palmer went to Tempe yesterday morning in his auto to meet his two sisters who came from Marquette Mich. They are Mrs. Grace Petite and Miss Jessie Palmer. They expect to remain a couple of months with the doctor and his family.
 An interesting meeting of the K. of P. lodge was held Tuesday evening. Geo. Irwin. C. F. Jones and C. C. Man ming took the second degree.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-27
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

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 If you buy clothes you're foolish to accept anything less when you can get Hart. Schaffner and Marx clothes: all wool. perfect tailoring, correct style: and fit guaranteed.
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