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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

The llolbrook argus predicts that be-
fore the people of this territory cele
brate the next anniversary of Wash
ington 5 birth the star of Arizona will
have found n place on Old Glory Has
the Argus received an advance tip from
Governor Kibbcy!
Treasurer Gains of Cochise county has
entirely recovered from an attack of
typhoid fever and is again in his of.
flee at Tombstone.
Quito naturally the Stafford Journal
is elamoring for pure mountain water
and plenty of 1.-THE editor is a min
lister of the Baptist persuasion.
A carnation farm and rose garden are
among the certainties for Tucson aud
then will follow the annual floral fiesta
the United States supreme court has
affirmed. with costs. the decision in the
appeal from the supreme court of Ar
IONA in the easeo r. Allyn Lewis
and l.. NJ Lewis against Fred Hesara,
receiver for the International bank nj
Nogales.
Tucson is TO have a run of "summer
vaudeville, F." which doesn't necessarily
mean that soubrette skirts win be any
more abbreviated than ~ the winter
time.
Everybody's drug store at Mesa was
entered by burglars and about $50 was
taken from the cash drawer. Entrance
was gained through rear window,
which was opened by the aid Of 4 jim
my.
One hundred and sixty acres of Yuma
county neutrality-suspicious. the
other day for $4,000 spot cash.
Tucson is soon to have market
place TO take care of the products of
25O acres of small garden farms close
to that city.
Tucson planted ten thousand trees
last year. That is the method probably
adopted by Tucson to place other Ari-
IONA cities in the shade.
Secretary Ely has taken fall from
y. G. Adams of Phoenix for taking a
trip over the state and talking politics
and rubbing up forces antagonistie to
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

A Stafford doctor, according TO the
Journal, recently Extracted six and
one-half gallons of water" from a pa.
tent. There's no use talking, that
water wagon campaign down the valley
is gaining in force and fury.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

0dell and Howard, arrested mum.
Der of days ago at ella Bend charged
with stealing horses from farmers in
the vicinity of Mesa, have been held
10 await the grand jury in the sum Of
81 200 each. The young men may also
be compelled to answer charge of
burglarizing the railroad depot at Mesa.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Latham & Hunt is the name of a view
firm which has recently embarked in
the general merchandise business at
Thatcher. G. V. Latham, who recent
" came to Arizona from South Caro-
lima, will have charge of the business,
Alex. Hunt, his partner, looking after
the store at Stafford.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

The Stafford Journal is opposed to
Sunday baseball games and it seems
has converted the fire company into a
ball nine of that city. The Journal is
running reform matter to the exclusion
of the news, which is not exactly what
the readers of newspaper pay for.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

DIR. Green. travelling dentist with
headquarters in Los Angeles, was ar
rested at Concho the other day charged
with practicing dentistry in the terri
tory without first securing license. He
was convicted and sentenced to pay a
fine of 800 and the costs. He dug up
the dough and Immediately left Ari'
IONA.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

when the officers attempted TO serve the
warrant they discovered that the young
man had flown. He was accidentally
discovered by a deputy sheriff from
Bisbee, who happened TO be passing
through Benson.
Bisbee claims to have been the first
town in Arizona TO recover from the re-
cent financial shock. Now wha. city
will claim second plaee3
AT the Hollenbeck hotel Los Angeles,
Allen r. English, prominent Tomb
stone attorney, was united in marriage
to Mrs. Josie Alexander of Shreveport,
La. Returning to Arizona in the near
future, Mr.. and Mrs. English will make
their homo in Bisbee.
| Tucson Odd Fellows are working hard
to capture the |. o. O. +. home. which
territory They are present engaged
in securing options on land.
| II. b. hangers, who came down from
Oracle on business, said yesterday that
the snow fall was eighteen inches in
depth in the vicinity of that place.
Sleighing parties were formed and a
royal time was engaged in sleds built
fol- the occasion.--Tucson Star.
Yuma county Republicans are divided
and both factions are putting up a bit
ter fight for delegates to the territorial
convention.
Diamond drills are being installed in
| n large number of properties in the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29


During the coming year Arizona will
spend $462 500 in public improvements.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
will be expended n the erection of the
territorial prison and the balance will
90 to the University of Arizona, the
asylum for the insane, the industrial
chool Mt Benson and the normal school
at Tempe.
Territorial Auditor John II. Page is
out on his regular bank inspection trip.
Tucson women will soon organize
W. c. 7. U.
Long illness has weakened the mind
of Mrs. w. NJ. Carpenter of Nogales
and her sanity will be investigated by
a commission appointed by the probate
court of Pima county, where the lady
is at present residing.
A concentrator is soon to be built on
the Old Peublo property near Tucson
in Pima county.
public reception was given Rev.
II. B. Roberts, the new Congregational
pastor at Tucson.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29
Mining Machinery
News Item

Two money saving devices of interest
to mining men and comparatively new
to this district are as follows:
The Davis Calyx Diamondlcss y
Gore Drill, which uses chilled shot cost.
ing under Toe per h., in stead of dia-
monds. VIII drill any ground. 1t does
as much work in average ground and
much more in soft ground than dia.
mond drill, and its first cost is less. II
is made in several sizes, to run by hand,
horse, gasoline, or steam power. De
scribed in eatalog G.9l.
A still more important new thing is
the Temple-Ingersol Electric-Air Drill,
run by compressed air, but still using
electric power transmission; run by gas
oline or steam power; uses l-3 the pow
err required for an air drill of equal
capacity; no piping; no foundations.
The Old Dominion uses one. Catalog
GEO tells of it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Diamond drills are being installed in
a large number of properties in the
Prescott. district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Treasurer Gains of Cochise county has
entirely recovered from an attack of
typhoid fever and is again in his of,
flee at Tombstone.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Quite naturally the Stafford Journal
is elamoring for pure mountain water
and plenty of 1.-THE editor is a min
lister of the Baptist persuasion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Secretary Ely has taken fall from
J. c. Adams of Phoenix for taking a
trip over the state and talking politics
and rubbing up forces antagonistic to
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

After four months of red tape, Rafael
Valenzuela, who escaped from the Yuma
pen;tentiary some time ago, will be sur
rendered by the Mexican government,
the capture of the convict having been
made on Mexican soil.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Tucson planted ten thousand trees
last year. That is the method probably
adopted by Tucson to place other Ari-
IONA cities in the shade.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

A carnation farm and rose garden are
among the eertainties for Tucson aud
then will follow the annual floral fiesta.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Tucson is soon to have market
place to take care of the products of
25O acres of small garden farms close
to that city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

The predie t1on is made that within a
year, Bouse, u new mining camp in
western Arizona, will have popula-
ton of from 5000 to 5000, and will
be one of the liveliest mining towns in
the territory. 1t is gold camp and
the big properties are being developed
by Los Angeles capitalists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Yuma county Republicans are divided
and both factions are putting up a bit
ter fight for delegates to the territorial
ON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Phoenix is arranging for series of
Sunday excursions over the Phoenix &
Eastern to Queen Creek, where 100000
sheep are to be shorn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

One hundred and sixty acres of Yuma
county neutrality-suspicious. the
other day for $4,000 spot cash.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Territorial Auditor John II. Page is
out on his regular bank inspection trip.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

"Will Kibbey bring promisei" asks
the Arizona Democrat. The chances
should be good. He hash I lost any por.
tion of il en- route.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Two hundred and fifteen guests were
seated at the dollar dinner given by
the chamber of commerce in Douglas
and the new organization has been nice
" launched.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Tucson is to have a run of summer
vaudeville, " which doesn't necessarily
mean that soubrette skirts win be any
more abbreviated than 10 the winter
time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Seventeen years ago yesterday the
town of Yuma was almost swept away
by big food in the Colorado and ella
rivers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-29

Everybody's drug store at Mesa was
entered by burglars and about $50 was
taken from the cash drawer. Entrance
was gained through rear window,
which was opened by the aid Of 4 jim
my.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
PORT HURON To
GET A BALL TEAM

PORT HURON. Mich, Nov. lot
has become today virtually assured
that this city. not Muskegon, will take
the Tecumseh's place in the Southern
Michigan Baseball league next season.
The occasion for the decision has been
the prompt and liberal manner in
which the citizens have subscribed
for the season tickets which those in
terested in the plan have been sell
ing for the past TWO weeks. More
than half the 400 settled on as min
imum have been already disposed of
and enough enthusiasm has been
shown to make IL certain that the re-
mainder will be forthcoming
1t is understood that Wagner. the
owner OF the Tecumseh franchise Is
likely TO manage the local team He
has a number of last years team still
under contract and will have no diff
Guilty in getting together a winner, II
promises OF the other magnates to
assist the newcomer 10 their company,
are redeemed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

they come from another university, in
theory. IL is because they are so
greatly attracted by some feature OF
the curriculum that they considered
II worth while to change. Granted
that this is the case, they are TO be
left at liberty TO indulge themselves
In the studies that drew them away
from the other university. where their
work was tempered by athletics.
An example of the wrong sort OF
university team was at Columbia
some years ago. when the football
eleven had men from Williams, Wes-
leyan, Michigan and what not on 1t.
These men had no real LOYALTY to Co
umbia. IL may be said. without hurt
ing their feelings. They were In Co
lumbia 10 pursue, in most cases. grad
uate work, and they were not Column
bia men any more than an American
Rhodes scholar is really and truly an
oxford man.
IL Is not always the fault OF the
college. either. Many men who come
into athletic prominence write to
coaches in bigger universities, asking
whether they would be welcomed "
they madeNa changee. Prof Stagg has
had occasion To- deal with some OF
these men, and has written in return
that he had no interest in their move.
ments.
Year by year the code OF laws has
grown, so that the athlete has TO be
something OF a lawyer, and the profes-
sional trainer rather more 50.
Because. as has been said before. TO
some Of the professionals the rules
do not present a standard 20 be lived
up to. but hampering restrictions that
must be lodged. Therefore. the ap.
pearance OF a new rule means 10 some
OF them simply little more worry and
brainwork to find some scheme OF
evading its intent.
II the college had confidence in tho
honesty and integrity OF the governing
athletic boards OF their rivals the
whole thing might be reduced TO this:
let any man be an athlete who sat.
iisles his university that he Is stu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

dent In good faith" That is the only
rule needed. But as soon as this is
promulgated some one Is sure TO ask:
Good faith? Well. what constitutes
bad faith"
AS soon as that question Is answer.
ed II leads the way to colony OF ex-
ceptions, and II is out Of these excep'
tins that many rules grow. IL II were
not for these special cases. each re-
Quiring a new Interpretation by some
governing board, the whole matter OF
athletics might be conducted as II II
were sport and not something rather
more resembling business.
The first thing some college trainers
or coaches do Is to attempt to develop
their own teams: the next is to see
whether there isn't some man on an
other team which Is to be met who is
not strictly eligible. II makes the
while thing look bad. II isn't real
play. Competing on an athletic team
is supposed TO be for amusement. II
has grown 70 be rather more than that
In many instances.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
AT OAKLAND,

First race. 6 furlongs: San Oak. los !:
Nebulosus. los; Capt. Kennedy for
merly st. Charles). 102: Burnell. 1902;
Sir Wesley, 102; Adena. 1902; Edith
r., l02.
Second race. 6 furlongs, selling:
Abbey. 1902; Emma O.. 1902; Billy
Myer, 102; Billy Pullman. 1902; Billy
Bowlegs. 1902; Boas. 1902: 'Billy Wat.
kins. 81; swap, 81.
Third race. mile, selling: Elevation,
ll9; Charley Paine, liz; Lady Alicia.
1f9; Romanoff, III; 'Phalanx, III;
Mamie Stanhope, liz
Fourth race. s furlongs. Fieldwick
handicap: Sewell, us; Pajsroita, LOG;
Roalta. 100: Native Son. so: Force, IS.
Fifth race. lie miles, selling: Sir
Brillar. LOG; Cloverland, loo; l.. G.
Ackerley. los; Royal Red. 100; 'Re-
member, 102: 'Fulletta. 101; Lord
Primrose, 9S.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards:
Montgomery. liz: Don Enrique. 100;
Nevs Lee. 1902; Sugar Maid, 102.
Cloudy; fast,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
KETCHELL WILL Be
At PROPER WEIGHT
BY w. w. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10.-There
will be no trouble about Stanley
Ketchells making weight for middle
weight champion Papke. Yesterday
afternoon at Millett's he leaped from
massage table and stood on the
scales. He was weighed in the pres
ence OF the writer and the beam bal
anced while the plummet rested in
the 164 notch. This means that Ket-
chell is within six pounds OF the
weight at which he will fight Papke
at the Coliseum on Thanksgiving day.
Billy Papke worked at Shannon 8
In the afternoon In the presence or a
large crowd. He had for partners Bill
Aldrich and Ollie Cornet and the
middleweight Champion quickness
and neatness subject of favorable
comment on all sides.
The betting is 10 to 8, with Papke
on the long end, and Ketchell money
plentiful,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
s MALL 4A1x @znS PG %oRnD

McCune and jerks In the Mt. Cleme M
windup tonight,
The Riversides have decided to re-enter
the Associated league this year.
Penn leaves for the west this noon, ar
irving at the Country club tomorrow
morning.
ID. u. y. has reopeud negotiations for a
game with Benton Harbor for Nov.
II, on a Detroit field.
bowling ten hours consecuttve1y, stills
defeated Blankart by narrow mar
gin, scoring a total OF $500 pins.
Redden, Yost's enissary az Syracuse,
says Michigan ought to have little
trouble IN winning the final game of
her schedule
Watkins went to fullback, and Linthi-
sum and Davidson to end positions
In Michigan's practice last night.
Embs displaced Primeau at guard.
Latonia has succeeded Ia putting over
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

"A 100 to 1 shot, Mystifer taking the
third race yesterday TO the great de-
light OF the pikers.
Reports from Chicago where the Ma
tional association Is In session have
II that there Will be no trouble over
the Southern Michigan's application
to enter Class e.
Capt. Dull of the Michigan crOss-coun-
try team. has thinned his squad to ~
men whom he will run over q nine
mile course tomorrow, the first seven
home To represent Michigan at the
Princeton run n week from Saturday.
Drossmnn won nm Interesting match
from Mehninger I'm the opening bout
OF the city championship tourna-
ment. The winner bowled more con-
sistently to his average.
George Lane u the new president OF
the ID. A. ID. A.. John =. Schneider,
ice-president; Bob Davis. secretary;
Jack Brady. treasurer, and r.. Leroy
Pelletier show manager. were the
other officers selected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
BUICK RACER IN
SAVANNAH EVENT

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-two condh
tional entries with checks for the
Grand Prize race were received by the
contest committee OF the Automobile
Club OF America on Monday. One was
-tAat-ef- -hish-Pewercd Buiek.- fhis
Buick is a dark horse, no information
about its size or power being obtain
able other than the fact that IL il a
specially built car OF large dimensions.
The conditions OF the entry are such
that IL can be withdrawn on Tuesday
mex, If desired.
Due to probation laws existing In
the southern states, the managers OF
the Wall Street Special have decid-
ed TO provide cocktails, wines and
liquors with the meals. II is expected
therefore. that the passengers OF this
train will not have TO utilize the num-
erous drug stores in Savannah.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT LATONIA.

First race, . 1-2 furlongs, maiden 2
year-olds, colts and geldings. purse:
Or. Mayer, l09; Mique O'Brien, 100;
The Robin. 112; Killington, 49, Sig
nor 1l2: DR.. Fizz. 112; Duomo, 112:
Elgin. l12; Hurley, 112; Greenbridge.
l12: Governor Haskell, liz; Gold
112; Automatic, liz; Leaper. 112.
Second race, 6 furlongs, selling. .
year-olds: 'Daisy B., 95; LADY Haps-
burg, 95; 'Maie Fletcher, 95: Autumn
Wind. 95; Daisy Shine, 100; Dona H..
100; Miss X. o. B., 100; Miss Felix.
100; Europa, 100; Cygnet, 1885, Mar
morean. 1885, Meada. los; Lizzie Nc
Lean, los.
Third race. furlongs. selling, FLIES
and mares. 3-year-olds and up: sHasty.
100; Moscow Belle. 100; 'Dainty Belle,
100; Snake Mary, 100; Grenesque,
los: Viperine, 105; May Celia, 105;
'French Nun, 105; Refined, 105; Ca.
mile NJ, 1903; LADY Ethel. los; 'Sor-
rel Top, l05; Natasha, ITO.
Fourth race, furlongs, selling. g.
year-olds and up: 'Grande Dame, 80;
'Bon Art. 100; 'Cloisteress. 100;
'Heine, l02; Black Mary. lO4; Mer-
rick, los; Ovelando, los.
Fifth race. 1-S miles, selling, g.
year-olds and up, 'Apt. IS: Gertrude
Spann, So; Crawford. Sc; Spunky. SO;
Judge Treen. 1902; ID. G. Taylor, 1902;
Maid Militant, 1902; 'Imboden. 1902;
'Quagga, los; 'True Boy. los.
Sixth race, ! 1.S miles, selling, g.
yearolds and up: 'Oronooka. 90;
'Bitter Hand. 81; Gold Treasure. 50;
Dunvegan, 9s; Water Cooler. 101; The
Shaughran. 10l; Rose F.. 1902; 'Water
Lake, los; SILL Alarm. 107: Annetta
Lady, 107; Leonard Joe Hayman, LOT.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
MUCH JOY OVER
T|NKER'S DEBUT

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-Joe Tinker,
Cub shortstop, broke into the theatre
cal game last night al the People >
theater. when he impersonated the
part OF Bud Hail." a trainer OF the
varsity crew in Brown of Harvard"
In spite OF being first nighter, Joe
managed 10 touch second every trip.
although he was somewhat unsteady
when sent TO the plate in the second
inning, for he was not at the head OF
the batting order and did not come up
in the first session.
Tinker's appearance. of course, was
the signal for a greater burst of APP
plause than ever before greeted re-
cruit but il failed 10 unnerve him, for
they gave him bat instead OF cue,
and the day was saved
In response 10 the applause. Joe
said
Il don't know why you are applaud
ing. but | can't be kidded into think
ing that ii Is my acting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
DEER SEASON IS.
! OPEN TODAY IN
NORTH WOODS
MOST OF THE HUNTERS ALREADY
ON THE GRoUND-FIRE INTER
FERED BUT LITTLE AND REAL
IN MAKES SPORT BETTER.

The open season for deer is on and
from now till Dec. / the north WOODS
will be full OF hunters. Most OF them
are already on the ground in camp and
ready to take advantage OF the hrst
possible opportunity TO get TO work.
II Is not believed that the forest
Iires which ragged through Michigan
to such an extent this fall viii have
much effect on the hunting, as the
deer are seldom out OF reach of water
and deep swamps where they take
refuge at such times. In fact. In all
probability, the fires will make the
hunting better, as a good deal OF the
cover which has formerly lmpeded
the view is now burned off When
once started, a much better mark Will
be thus afforded.
Detroiters have been taking 10 the
woods In large numbers for week.
To a great extent the same men take
the trip every year and most OF them
hunt over territory with which they
are familiar.
The state game law in regard TO
deer Is as follows:
Open season from Nov 10 TO 80,
inclusive except on the island OF
Bots Blanc. Grand Island and Che
counties OF Lapecr. Huron, Saniiac.
Tuscoia. Macomb. Allegan. Ottawa,
81. Clair. Lake. osceola. Clare Ma
son, Manlstee. Wexford. Nissan
kee. Newaygo Mecosta. Isabella,
Leelanau. Grand Traverse Oceana
and Gladwin. where deer cannot he
hunted till 1907. Kalkaska until
1919. No person may Kill more
than two deer in any one year. No
person may hunt deer without first
procuring a hunters license. Res
ident license. $3.50: nonresident
license, $25. Use OF dogs I'm hunt
ing. pursuing or killing deer and
the killing of any fawn IN the
spotted coat or any deer in the red
coat is prohibited The use of any
artificial hight I'm hunting. pursu-
ing or killing deer is unlawful
killing deer In the water is pro-
hibited. A nonresident OF the
state who has taken out license
may take one deer out OF the state
by getting permit from state
& Game and Fish Warden, IL said
deer was lawfully killed by him
and no part Of IL to be offered for
saIe. No deer o.. portion OF deer
y can be lawfully shipped without
y license tag accompanies same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
Browns Fielding Feat
Here Was No Scratch

When Mordecai Brown. the Chica
go pitcher, grabbed Ty Cobb's perfect
bunt and threw O'Leary out at third
In the worlds series. he performed a
feat. but one right In his line. never
theless, for he finished the year with
the unusual record Of perfect field
Ing percentage. not making single
error In his A games.
Weimer OF Cincinnati. Boultes. OF
Boston. and Fromme. Of ST.. Louis
were other twirlers TO field perfectly
in the year, but none of them partici-
pated In anything like the number OF
games pitched by Brown.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
DEC. Is DATE
Of BIG FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. lO.-All
doubt as to the date for the Burns
Johnson fight at Sydney, Australia,
was ended last night by the receipt OF
a cablegram from Hugh Mcintosh. the
Antipodean fight promoter, who will
stage the worlds heavyweight cham
pionship battle.
Mcintosh. in his message, declared
that the fight would take place Dec.
20 at II o'clock in the morning. Both
Dec. | and Dec 26 had been mention
ed at the date for the battle.