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Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

values there and has caused the pop ulation to more than double, both in the city and county. the policy being to cOloniZe the country
 The aggressive and progressive policy that has so materially benefited these communities will be adopted here. But to succeed we must have your hearti- est support. A policy of waiting until next year will not do-we must have
 the beets the first year. We expect to raise some beets ourselves, but we want every farmer to feel an in terest in our success, and to do this you must do your share of the part nership. There is good money in beets when properly farmed, and we try to see that this is done We do not want farmers to put in beets out of a desire to boost the country unless they intend to give them good attention; but we do want every farmer in the valley to feel that he is part of this project and that our success is his success, and to com mence immediately to get some land ready for beets, not by merely scratching the surface, but by getting i 6DOu SCtu Dtus llltll the planting through the months of November, December. January and a little early in February By this method you can easily handle a good acreage and by dividing your plant ing you can do the team work, both as to planting and hauling. your selves. and a smaller number of men will attend to the hand work
 We believe this is good a location for a sugar beet factory as exists in the United States and We will demonstrate this fact if each farmer doeT his part.
 Messrs. Warehouse of Mesa, Null len of Tempe, and Furrey of Glen dale, have been to Colorado and Kan sas looking up the record of the people connected with the Southwest ern Sugar and Land company, and their report as quoted in the papers is satisfactory. It is now up to all concerned to do their best Solicitors will soon visit the farmers asking for contracts, but as we have stated above, we only want growers who mean business and are not too far from a railroad switch, six miles being about the limit The company panys the freight and will cooperate in every particular to make the busi- ness of growing beets as profitable here as it has been and is in other localities.
 We want every farmer to feel that he is part of our company and that we will be glad to talk beet and fac tory matters with him at any time. Our phone number is Main 379 and our office is second floor of the Lewis building, corner of Center and Adams streets. Come and see us.
 Yours truly,
 THE SOUTHWESTERN SUGAR
 & LAND COMPANY.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
First Session of Their Annual
 Association Convention HELD IN THE POsTOFF|CE
Government Encourages the Organization and Its Con- ferences-Timely and h. structive Address of h. spector C. D. Durand.

Yesterday at 10 am, the Postmast-
 CTS Association of Arizona met in second annual session in the Phoenix postoffice. A score or more of mem bers attended, including President Me Clintock, Vice President Geer of Con gress Junction and Secretary Mullen of Tempe
 The main address of the day was that of Inspector c. D. Durand of Den yer, detailed by the Postmaster General to attend the meeting and to speak up- on matters that concern the connection between the executive offices of the service and the postoffices. MT. Du- rand spoke especially upon the pro- posed extension of the parcels post sys- tenn and of the plans that have been made for a postal savings bank system. Both plans were strongly supported by Mir. Durand, who argued that in no wise would they interfere with the business of the small merchant or with the operations of the banks of today. Following the address, there was gen. eral discussion over the financial fea- lures of the work of the postoffices and then the meeting adjourned, to meet again at the same place at g this morn ing At tOday's meeting will be receiv- ed the reports of committees on or ganization appointed last year
 The Postoffice department is very
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

LOOK out for the pretty actresses on Tag Day.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

Piano tuning. Call up RedewII's.
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Continued on page 21)
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
STATES BOWLING
CHAMPIONSHIP
DECIDED
Kuppenheiner Beaten BY For
man in Match at Santa
Cruz
Special Dispatch to The Call

SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 21.-In match
game on local alleys tonight, o. j. For
man of this city defeated George j.
kuppenheimer of San Francisco for the
state bowling championship and purse
of 5000, having the best of the contest
by 151 pins. When the two crack
bowlers faced each other tonight be-
fore a large crowd their score was
even. each having defeated the other
this year. The match was for total
pins in 10 games. The local bowler was
second game, when Appropriateness over
came Forman's lead of six pins and
took the lead with as many himself
After that forman gained steadily.
appropriateness was decidedly unfor-
tunate in having a score of splits, and
bad ones at that The bowling of both
men seemed 10 be off color, for higher
scores were expected In the seventh
game both men fell down to tie score
OF 14S. and Forman even dropped to
were:
Forman-192- -167-19e- e-197-214222-14S-
lS5-l3O-16S. Total !, 1929, average 1872 $40.
Kuppenheimer -s1s6-I 6-I79-165-152-157-
lS6-14 671S5-153. Total ,678, aver
age 167 $40.
The reeord OF Q. J. Forman as
which he has taken a liking to tenpins
is phenomenal. He held the alley rec
ord in this city when but a schoolboy.
but II was after establishing an alley
OF his own in Hollister that he gained
great recognition as tenpin king win
ming the championship OF the central
coast counties in 1905, which he has
since held. 1t was in Hollister that he
deIeated William Ullman of Portland
one of the greatest bowlers on the Pa
cine coast He also defeated Herman
Schulte, the San Francisco wonder. by
Wnom he was earlier defeated and with
whom he expects to secure another
match. Already this year he has once
qeteated George Kuppenheimer of San
francisco, from whom he also took a
defeat by a small margin.
Most wonderful of ALL however was
MS breaking of the worlds record for
10 straight games. The previous record
had been held by a New Jersey bowler
having a total of 2,037 pins. 1t was at
Holllster on January 16. 1908. that For
man rolled the great score of 2,413 pins
exceeding the previous record by 376
pins.
AT the great national bowling contest
in New York, May "a to June 5, 1909
+ orman expects to represent the CEN
trail coast counties and may be counted
on to win 1aurels for California and the
Pacific coast.
The record of George Kuppenheimer
of San Francisco is familiar to all
bowling fans. for he has defeated the
best men in the United States. and held
the state championship. Twice he has
bowled the perfect score of 500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
CLASS IS LACKING
AND LONG SHOTS
SCORE
Attendance Small and Betting Is
Light on Second Day at
Arcadia
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
Los ANGELES, Nov. 27.-Class was
lacking in the card run off on the sec
ond day at Santa Anita track, but a
big sputter of long shots created much
excitement among the bettors and broke
the monotony for the 1000 spectators,
although there was not much betting
and the 10 book makers had rather a
sorry day of it. The big falling off
in attendance of the first day was a
good deal of a disappointment to the
association officials, as the day was
fine, but in view of the fact that the
opening was a holiday and that
the game hardly is started, they con-
elude that todays attendance is no cri-
terlon of what is to come.
Friend Harry of the Alvey stables
showed more class than all the others
of the day. He ran a remarkably fine
odds on. Alvey paid $4,000 for Friend
the horse is looked upon as a prize He
held at to 5 and l to 2. Off eighth,
where he remained for the first quarter.
he moved up notch at the half and
stayed there to the stretch turn. On
the home stretch be was in seventh
place, several lengths back, but broke
through the field with a rush and
passed all in front of him. Musgrave
was pulling him up as he passed under
the wire, two lengths ahead.
Canine at 20 to l won the second
race and several other long shots ran
second and third in the various races.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
WILLIAMS DISCUSSES
RACING WITH
GOVERNOR
Club President Lays His
Plans for Mexican Circuit
Before Official

President T. II. Williams of the New
California jockey club, who is travelling
through Mexico in the private car
Rover, was at Guadalajara a few days
ago, and was entertained by Governor
Ahumada of the state of Jalisco, of
which Guadalajara is the capital. Quad
alajara is one of the places at which
Williams and his associates in the
recently organized Mexican jockey club
plan to establish a racetrack and the
plans for the enterprise were explained
to Governor Ahumada in detail. Will
liams was accompanied from San Fran
Steele and Frank Fenehler of Chihua-
hua. At Ell Paso the party was aug
mented by the addition of Alberto Ter
razas and William kraff of Chihuahua
both OF whom are associated with
Williams in his Mexican racing enter
to the City of Mexico. where the prin-
cipal meeting of the proposed Mexican
circuit is to be held next winter
Williams expects to return to San
Francisco December s.
In connection with the movement to
establish racing in Mexico on an ex-
tensive scale, w. OBJ. Macdonough, pro-
prietor of Ormondale stock farm at
Menlo park. has recently had an in
quiry for a wealthy Mexican. who
plans to organize a racing stable, for a
price on about 20 thoroughbred mares
In foal. One of the fixtures that the
Mexican jockey club will establish is
valuable. derby for Mexican foals of
1903 and the shipment of the mares to
Mexico before they drop their foals
Will render their produce eligible for
the stake.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
- q q CURES
-. ~. -. CHRONIC ULCERS

Any chronic ulcer shows unhealthy
blood condition
inhamed and of
healthy the circulation
feet medicine which will
Salves lotions
fanaon cleansing the perhaps lsenng the discharge but
applications do reach the blood
and can never effect cure S. down into the circulation
drives out all impurities and morbid
with rich blood naturally
s does make surface beginning
rebuilding brokendown tissue supplying ha healing
the blood the place FIJI in new steadily
but surely effects
blood is pure and will thoroughly purify the blood
and Ulcers and medical advice to all whow
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA. GA.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
Ketchel and Fapke Unmarked;
Fans Begin to Wonder Why
By T. p. MagiIIigan

Manager Stanley
ure the Mchgandcr
vifn
the although will
engage struggles after the rolls around
Billy Papke the been waloped whi
and clipper college lad and
with Of defeat hanging about him than undergraduate
shows MS 5 4 football
Fapke feels
Of
he
whack Ktchel middle and reln
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
Rubia Gronda ProOes Class
by Defeating Cleoer Colts
By J. K. Jefery

That President T. II Williams 0 Jockey lub 6ly
yesterday when that daughter of Ruby
seo clever od handicap which the
were going uongs for the first time Jockey J. Butler
on kuoa under sNlfu
ns @ R loom as one Of the keies OF the California Oaks eigb Joe
nudder excellence,
good colt s~ig was badly beaten of third Madmn was top
weight OF the
iton there until the
odds to
ountia the had
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
Businessmen Play a Tie
Football Game

PALO ALTO, Nov. 27.-Battling up
and down the field in hard fought
game, the football match between the
two teams of businessmen yesterday
resulted in tie, neither side being able
to cross the goal line of their oppo-
nents. Jordan, Ish, McLachlan and
Couch were the stars of the day and
pulled off some good plays in the
match which LAS fine exhibition of
the game were donated to the aagpole
fund The lineup:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
HARNESS RACES ON SUNDAY

The harness races, under the au-
spices of the San Francisco driving
club which were postponed last Sun
be run tomorrow afternoon, beginning
at 1890. on the Golden Gate park sta
dunn track.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

he attempted 10 go around that horse.
Priceless Jewel meanwhile was max
ing the pace out in froEt. clear of in
reference. Kokomo was a distant but
safe third al the finish. having curled
up suddenly In the final sixteenth.
plegate stable. was held at a short
price in the fifth. despite the fact that
Il was his first essay at mile. After
getting into a tangle on the first turn
he gradually made up the ground lost
in consequence. took the lead at the
far turn and lasted to win by a half
length from the suddenly improved
HerodOtus, a 30 10 I shot. that Eddie
Lynch was riding. Curriculum barely
outlasted unlucky Byronerdale for
third money. There was a heavy play
I'm this race on Be Thankful and Mill
thing. Be Thankful was prominent to
the last turn then quit. while Military
Man was seemingly unable to raise a
gallop.
FRANCIS JOSEPH BEATEN
Jockey Borel landed his first winner
of the meeting when he drove, the well
played - TO l shot, Alcibiades TO the
wire a length in front OF Francis
Joseph, favorite in the closing race
won had Jockey Walsh kept him out
of the deep going close TO the rail in
the stretch. Walsh negotiated the last
turn in the center of the track and
made the costly mistake of taking his
mount to the rail in the final furlong
badly and Alcibiades. which Borel kept
out In the good going, got up TO beat
him in the closing strides. Sexlaw, an
other long priced contender, captured
the show.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
THOMPSON GETS DECISION
special Dispateh to The can ]

IopeclaI DIspatcn 70 Inc OaII
MAR1sVILLE, Nov. 27.-"oyclonev Johnny
Thompson was awarded the decision over Kid
Dalton last night
Jack Grace who in Dalton's corner st
the end of the sixteenth round. threw sponge
in the ring and Referee Billy Roche raised
Thompson's arm, declaring him the winner Of
the bout.
Dalton, despite his gameness did NOT have
chance from the beginning of the second
round, and II was only matter how long he
giving him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

Thoroughbreds are becoming scarce in Ken
tucky The Haggin and Madden establishments
the only important breeding farms left
intact in the blue grass region. Kentucky has
been virtually stripped Of the cheaper sort of
west who have been hocking there ever since
the passage Of the Hart-Agnew hill irr New York
toreshadowed a depression in the thorou ghbred
breeding industry. On account Of the pending
scarcity prices should look up in the near future
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

Larney Liehtenstein and Cyclone
Johnny Thompson spent yesterday in
the city. Thompson is still hankering
for a match with some of the stellar
lightweights. but he will not remain
over TO force the issue. as he is to take
himself back to Sycamore, ILL.,, today
willing to meet either Packey McFar-
land or Freddie Welch
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

Billy Papke and Ketchel will split
S1S.321 for their Thanksgiving day
S10.992.60 while Ketchel is to receive
S.328.40 for his trouble Under the
agreement that Coffroth had with the
lighters, they were to have the first
$4,000 that came into the house but
as the receipts fell under that mark
they split 1t on a so and 40 basis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28


QulsAed the lead 10 Rubia Granda only
ST the very end The Williams flly
had heen the closest contender from
The beginning. and her finish was the
embodiment Of gameness. She was a
wei backed third choice i'm the betting.
Schleswig was the favorite The race
was marked by tremendous plunge
thar made SemprOnium second choice
He made poor showing. probably be-
cause II Jockey Walsh's inability TO
keep him out OF the deep going along
rfe rail, which he persisted I'm hugging
rrOughout.
PUBLIC PICKS THREE
Considering the track conditions that
prevailed the racing was exceptiOnallv
formful. Favorites captured half me
card and two other races went 10 third
choices. Alcibiades was the single sur
prise OF the day in the list of winners.
aillougu ierodOtus. which showed
notnlng in his last previous start at
short ODDS, came mighty close 10 win
ning at 80 10 I. Tt was day of vary
ing results with the book makers.
some Of them winning small amounts
and others losing heavily
DONalla graduated from the maiden
class DO winning the opener She was
slight faVorite over Yellowstone
t5eJtlng an advantage OF several
lengths al the break she held it to the
end. Yellowstone was ALWAYS the con
tender and easily heat Cheers for the
pace none OF the others ever had
n 4ONhlu dnW the nOISES UnlEneQ IN
strict accordance with the odds.
Plausible outclassed the company
that he was meeting in the second and
would have Won of by himself had not
Miller begun 10 ease him up at the
paddock. where he had a substantial
lead Jockey BOrel brought the 10 10 !
shot, Distributor, from behind at the
end. with such q rush thar he came
near catching Miller mapping. Miller
noticed the danger ia time 10 get his
mount going again and Plausible Won
by about a length. The Englishman.
second choice. barely got up in the
last stride TO beat Warden Yell for
show.
SCORES LUCKY WIN
Priceless Jewel scored a lucky VIC
tory IN the third. FOrerunner, which
suffered q neck defeat. was by far the
best horse i'm the race Jockey KeOgh
failed TO get him away from the post
10 advantage and the horse had many
lengths 10 make up. Even with this
handicap he would have won but for
being carried almost TO the outside (
fence at the last turn by KokOmO when
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

For championship battle, the Thanks
giving day affair at Coffroth's arena
was surel% rather bloOdless one
Failure to be marked up is not one of
the usual results of championship
night when the men mean to fight
After the last Gans-Nelson fight Cans
showed every sign of being badly
beaten and; cuffed.> His face was much
pufled and swollen and cut and he had
a sausage grinder.
When Jeffries fought Fitzsimmons
Jeff was cut TO ribbons In the Britt
Nelson fight there was a flow of blood
that made sthe ring look like a sham
bles. Even in the Thomas Ketchel
fight at Colma there was enough blood
to satisfy the most bloodthirsty; but
when the supposedly hard hitting
Ketehel and terrific hitting Papke left
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28


the ring yesterday they appeared TO
have fought a French duel rather than
real marquis OF Queensberry rule
battle
And what adds peculiarfty to the go
is the fact that Papke beat Ketchel
so badly in Los Angeles and cut him
up so much that the Michigan man
was unable to make public appear
ance for fully week.
Jack Gleason is out with the an
nOuncement that his card for Monday
night gives promise of producing some
of the best fights seen here recently.
The main event will be a 10 round
contest between kid" Harrison and
Sam Nelson Both men are fine punch
ers and they should put up a great
Tight. Monte AttelI and Jimmy Reagan
and Joe Leahey and Charley Reilly are
also down for Is round bouts. and as
these DOvs are to battle on a winner
take all basis great go is looked for
There will be one six round prelimi-
nary.
Sam Berger has matched sam Lang
ford. the Boston black man, and Jim
Flynn, the lighting fireman. OF Pueblo.
Cole. TO fight here the latter part OF
December. They will meet at catch
weights.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
DINNERS TO DRTE

Following is the standing of
the three San Francisco morn
ing newspapers relative to the
number of winners picked for
the season:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

+. A. FOrsythe has about given up hope that
Jockey J. Lee viii come to the coast. as ar
ranged when he parted with the boy at New
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

Do You Want S5.OOf
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
DON MISUNDERSTANDING T OVERToN
Ell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INA L. DALEY-HANNAH LoUISE-TOLL BOX

;, year oids.
Remarks.
II Anna 1. Daley runs to her good east
ern form she Will win this race Hannah
Louise has not started since last spring buf
is in nice shape Toll Box requires Strong
hustling rider Erbet ran some clever races.
in east. Strike Out appears to he OF little
account.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
PAPkE MEN GLUM


side of none of the Ketchel punches
aimed at him on Thanksgiving day. He
showed fair defense. but he displayed
absolutely no eagerness to land on the
Michiga ander. Fans are not loath to eN-
press the opinion that either Papl<e
pulled hard on Thanksgiving day or
else mis- win over the Michigander at
Los Angeles was palpable huke.
Papke is to leave for Los Angeles
Monday night to prepare for his night
with Hugo Kelly before Jeffries' club
on December Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28
sCOREs LICNN w
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Eneryville

-
Friday lsos-Eightenh day. weather
3eQQ
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

SANTA ANITA PARK. Nov. 27-seeond day
winter meeting. Los Angeles racing association
A. W. Hamilton presiding judge. Jake Holt
man, starter. Weather clear. Track fast
FIRST RAcETFiye and half furIongs, .
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

utes on at 1;46. D0Falta, z5 place, 2-5
rs. ] show. Winner b. (. by Altamsx- -Dovey
good. Won easily Next two same. High
y. DOvalta u fresh horse. She had the
= bis Whip a furlong from home and she drew
only contender. He appeared to sulk in
the spot where he fell previous out Cheers
may improve.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-28

yme-.25 IS. 81 %. 1903. I:lS. Al post /.
show; Yellowstone. As place. % show;
MontrOse- Trained by G Ninchel 5
price-T Yellowstone 1S5. Cheers @. Pas,
speed and was never in danger. Walsh
away from Yellowstone. The latter wa
FINAL furlong, refusing 10 extend himsel
best of the others. He Is not ready.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-23
Stylish Clothing.

Now is the time to get measured for a NOBBY SUIT for SPRING OR SUMMER
 F. BUCK. l;2 forh Man. Tel. Ca Fashionable Tailor. Ladies or Gents Garments
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-23
PURELY PERSONAL

Judge R. A. Lowe took day off to-day and went to Lennox, Mass.
 Floyd B. Andrews his morning left for Marblehead. Mass, and may be absent a few days.
 P. H. Manyille. wife and daughter of Cleveland, Ohio, who have been visiting her sister Mrs John Brophy have left to-day for the shore.
 George Santanna and family of Lounsbury street will leave on Sat urday for Savin Rock, where they will spend vacation of five or six weeks.
 Dr Adelard David of this city is under the care of Dr La Due of Put nam. When his health becomes somewhat better he will take trip through Canada.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Jennie Clark of Taylor street and John Law Tor of Central avenue. The mar riage will take place at the Sacred Heart church during the second week of August.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-23
A Memory Test.

A professor Of mnemonics had gone tO lecture at or near Canterbury
 After the lecture was finished he hal to wait for his London train. It WE most comfortless day. and be rs tired to m inn for shelter and rpfrcsa- ment. To pass the time he began io exhibit his feats of memory to the yokels in the inn parlor. and one ans all were fhundersiruck except the walter. There is always one skeptic In every communion. whether os saints or sinners. Do what he wouid he could not mitigate the acrid su1ilc of acid inceduilty of that EicriGei potman. In the midst of one of his most difficult feats the whistle souni- ed of the .only train to London to- night-- and be rushed oG to catch q
 He caught 1t as the station. and his reputation caught ft ia the inn parlor
 for the waiter coming ia with soasp ordered refre<hnents and finding hIm gOne-poinfed to the corner where hr had been sitting and exclaiDal -SI- ly 'uubgE. he's forgot his umbrella.