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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13

It just had 10 come!
 Billie Lush put confidence in the men and they went in 10 win. This spirit never loses.
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'Robarge out, hit by batted ball,

Meriden '. .........OooooOo2 2 Hartford :. ..,,.."..0 o 0 0 0 o 0 o 0-0
 Two-base hit, Conroy. first base on balls, off Swanson g. struck out, by Tuckey S. by Swanson ., stolen bases, soffel g. Barbour, Wade, Accorslni, Golden, swane; first base on errors, Meriden 2. Hartford 5; sacrifice hits, Wade, Golden, Barbour. Bridges hit by pitcher, Swanson; time, 1.35; um- pire, McCloud
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TUCKEY's THE MAN.
Former New Haven Twlrler Shuts
 Out Hartford

Meriden Conn, May 12-Tn one of the best and most sensational games ever played In this city, Meriden this afternoon shut out the league leaders, by the score of to O Tuckey and Bridges were the battery for Merden and Swanson and Wadlelgh for Hart ford. Hartford had the bases full In the fifth when no one was out and 1t looked as If they would score, but Tuckey pitched great ball and threw two men out at the plate, retiring the side, The score:
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New York.

Totals Q. ........ 80 $ [ 27 xBatted for Young in ninth.
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1othls ..... ..,..s.oS ~ lU 'Batted for Lindaman in seventh Batted for Ferguson in ninth.
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Bridgeport.

lVldlS " Q oD sf D
 Boucher out for interference with catcher.
 xTighe batted for sindler In eighth.
 Score by innings
 x. Britain ....0 0 O2ooO01 IA Hoyoke :. ...0 0 0 poo 800 o 0--3
 Twobase hits, Waterman, Rodgers, Massey sacrifice hits, Burns Finn. stolen bases, Finn, Rufsnge, Marsans, Bunyan, Rodgers, Hambacher, Me Cabe; double plays, Connaughton and Bunyan; left on bases, Holyoke 3, New Britain 8; first base on balls, off Sind Ter 3, off Ward 4; first base on errors, Holyoke 3, New Britain B. struck out, by Sindler B. by Ward 8, by Hodge 2; passed ball, Thackara; time, 2;35, um- pire Kennedy.
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New York, May l2.-Pitcher Joss, of the Cleveland baseball team, won his own game here to-day by smash ing out q three e-bagger which scored Hlnchman In the eighth inning The visitors got another tally In the final inning on Stovall's double, Lajoie's sacrifice and single by Bemis, The
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New Haven.

Home run, Simmons; two base hits, McAndrews, Hirst; stolen bases, Con- nor, Hayward. Simmons, Zacher @, Lush, Sherwood, McCabe; first on balls off Walsh S. off McCabe 5; struck out by Walsh ', by McCabe g. passed balls Connor; hit by pitcher, McCabe; time 2;l0; umpire, Wilkinson. Attendance $50.
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TO-DAy's SPORTS.

Racing-Metropol handicap. New York steeDlechase and four other races at Belmont park Col lege schall---Princeton vs. Cor nell, at Princeton Yale vs Wesley an, at New Haven, Penn vs. Colum- bia, al Phlladelphia Harvard vs Amherst at Cambridge; Dartmouth vs. Trinity, at Hartford; Army vs Brown, at West Point; Navy vs. Dickinson, at Annapolis, Fordham vs Lafayette, at Fordham; Will Hams vs. Bowdoin, at Williams town; Seton Hall vs Xavier A. A. at South orange Golf--Cornell vs. Princeton, at Princeton; Harvard vs Brookline Country club, at Brooklne Boxlng-Eddie Cham bers vs, Toney Cafoni at sharkey A. C.
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SENATORS LOSE AGAIN.
St. Louis Plays Errorlcss Ball and
 Defeat Washington.

Washington, May 12.-St Louis de- feated Washington in slugging game to-day, 6 to 3, playing without an CT. TOT, while the locals had four costly misplays Milan was hit by foul tlE from his bat in the ninth inning ant Delehanty batted in his place. The
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Toronto-Toronto 2, Jersey City 6 (twelve innings.)
 At Buffalo-Buffalo 1, Newark 2, (ten innings.)
 At Baltimore-Baltimore 4, Ro- chester o.
 At Montreal-Montreal-Providence game postponed. Wet grounds.
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ATHLETICS VICTORIOUS.
Hammers Chicago Pitchers All Over
 the Lot.

Philadelphia, May 12,--Philadelphia won today's game from Chicago by hammering the curves of oven and Altrock and through the effective twirl- ing of Plank, which offset the home teams poor fielding. Nichols duplcat- cd hls feat of yesterday by getting four singles. The score:
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CHAMPIONS BEAT BOSTON.
Last Years victors Coming On at q
 Rapid Pace.

Boston. May 12.--Detroit took the first game of the series from Boston to- day, { to 2. The home team took the lead In the seventh on errors by Schmidt. In the eighth, after Detroit had tied the score with two out, Craw- ford tripled. sending in two runs. Wagner's batting was a, feature. The score:
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tals .....,...45 24 20 27 r
Bridgeport.
Score by innings:

SNole DS lHUlHGN'
 Waterbury 1 10 44S 0 x-2i Bridgeport 2 o Q 2 II 4-14
 Two base hits, Lachance, Kelly, Shincel Bcrtwhistle, Beaumont, Ken nedy Romer; three base hits Swan der, O'Rourke; hits, off Duffy in 3 Ia innings, off Romer II in 2-3 innings; sacrifice hits. Lachan,e. Far ley, Phelan, Ladd, Kennedy; stolen bases, Singleton, Hughes. Romer, O ORourke, double plays, Singleton, Fitzpatrick and Lachance, Fitzpatrick and Lachance, Kennedy (unassisted) Hit, O'Rourke and Kennedy loft on bases, Waterbury 2. Bridgeport II, base on balls, off Farley 9. off Duffy 8. off Romer 1; hit by pitcher. by Duffy, Fitzpatrick, Lepine; by Robcr, Fit2- patrick, Levine, Kelly. Lachance; struck out, by Farley 1, by Duffy 1, by Romer 4, wild pitch. Duffy, pomer; time, l:55; umpire, Rorty
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OVERALL FINALLY LOSES.
Famous Twirler IIns Poor Contro
 and Cubs Lose.

Chicago, May 12-After having pitch cd fourteen winning games since last August, overall lost today by poor control, and timely hitting by the vis- itors in the second and third innings. The locals punched hits off McQullin In the second, put were unable to touch him after then only two of them reaching first after the third inning, Score.
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Pittsburg, May l2-New York de- feated Pittsburg in one-sided game today by score of to g. Maddox gave four bases on balls In the fourth inning and New York made three runs, Young was substituted for Maddox in the fifth and pitched a good game. The score.
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Totals .........3s 815 27 10 O
 -Batted for Smith in ninth.
 s'Batted for Milan in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 St. Louis. .....0 0 0 0 2 o 1 0 3-8 Washington ...10 0 00101 0-3
 Two-base hit, Milan; three-base hit, Ganley; sacrifice hits, Mcbride. Ferris; stolen base, Hoffman; double play. AL tiger. Mcbride and Freeman; left on bases. Washington 9, St. Louis q first base on balls, Powell 1; struck out, by Smith T. by Powell 5: passed balls, Street 1; time, 1:45; umpire, Sheri- dan.
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Philadelphia.

Philadelphia ....n...O ? 900 o-s
 Two base hits, Steinfeldt, Evers; hits off Overall, in innings; sacrifice hits, Bransheld, Dooin Titus stolen bases, Hoffman, Magee, Titus, Knabe; double plays, Tinker Evers and Hoff- man; left on bases, Chicago 4 Phila- delphia q bases on balls, off overall ( Lundgren ?, MeQullin i; struck out by Lunderen 1, by McQullln 4 time l:52; umpire, O'Day.
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bases, New York 3, Cleveland 4; first base on balls, off Doyle 1; first base on errors, New York l. struck out, by Doyle 8, by Joss 5; time, l:S6; um- pires, Hurst and Evans.
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BHITed TOT FeTBUHUH TIT HITIH
 Score by innings
 Cincinnati ....l 002 P '-s Boston ............i O o Q q 2 1 0 0-i
 Two base hits. Mclean 2; Ewing. HuEgins Three base hits: Ganzei, Browne. Sacrifice hits; Lobert. Mitch ell, Beaumont. Stolen bases: Huggins, Ganzel. Kane, Ewing. Browne Hanni- fan Double play: Mclean and Huls- witt Struck out: By Coakley. ,; by Lindaman. 2: Ferguson, 1. Bases on balls: Of Coakley, {; Ewing 1. Hit by pitcher By Ewing, 1, Hits: or Coakley. in 6 2-3 innings; Ewing. ! in Ia innings; Lindaman. I in 6 innings; Ferguson, In ? innings. Time, two hours Umpire. Rigler
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BOSTON SLIPS UP.
Fatal Errors and Opportunc Hitting
 by Reds Responsible.

Cincinnati O.. May 12.-T,mely hit ting and errors by Boston gave Gin clnnati comparatively easy victory to-day. McGann was sent of the hell in the seventh inning for dlsputing a decision. The score:
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Hits or owen, In innings, off AL trock, 9 in 6 innings; two-base hits, H. Davis. Coombs. Plank, Anderson; three base hits, Sullivan; sacrifice hits, c. Davis. Atz; stolen bases, Nicholls, Anderson: left on bases, Chicago ', Philadelphia Il; first base on balls. off Owen {, off Altrock 1. off Plank 4; first base on errors, Chicago 8, Philadelphia 1; struck out, by Altrock 2. by Plank 6; wild pitch, Plank; time of game, 2:12; umplres, Connolly and Egan.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River-Fall River 2, New Bedford 3.
 At Lynn-Lynn 2, Lowell (ten innlngs)
 At Worcester--Worceste IS, Law reence 1.
 At Brockton-Brockton 8, Haverhill
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IHtUIS s.T.',...s'' or TTaU Ia 'Ran for Schmidt in eighth.
 IIThoney out. hit by batted ball.
Boston.
Totals .....s6 21OIl26 13

Totals .....,..36 TO TT26 13 2
 'Batted for Clcotte in ninth.
 Payne out, hit by batted ball.
 Score by innings.
 Detroit ..... 0 o o 1 0 0 0 3 0-4 Boston .... 0 0 o 0 1 0 0-2
 Three base hit, Crawford; sacrifice hits, Carrigan 2, Mcintyre; stolen bases. Lord, Cobb, Laporte, o'Leary Jones; double play, Lord and Unglaubi left on bases, Detroit 3, Boston g. first base on balls. off Cicotte |; first base on errors, Detroit 1; lit by pitcher, by Cicotte l. struck put by Siever 8. by Cicotte 1; time, 1.5i, um. pire O'Loughlin.
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OTHER GAMES.

At Medford, Mass.-Tufts, z; Bow- odin, A. At Amherst-Massachu Agri- cultural college. 1; University of Ver- mont, 0,
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Brooklyn.
.-Batted for Bergen in sth.

BdIItU IUT BFTEVH TIT c0H'
 '"-Batted for Mcintyre in sth. Brooklyn :. ........o o o 0 0 0 0 0--0 St. Louis .......n..l 0 O Ii 0 0 -
 Hits off Mcintyre. 10 in innlngs; sacrifice hits. Sheehan 2, Lush; stolen bases, Sheehan; double plays, Bergen and Lewis; Barry and Konetchy; left on bases St Louis s, Brooklyn 6: bas- es on balls off Mcintyre g. hit by pitcher, by Lush l. struck out by Me Intyre 1, by Lush 5; time, 1884; umpire, Emslie.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Portland--Lewiston g.: Port> land, 8.
 At Newport--Newport, z; Pawtuck- ct. ' (fourteen innings).
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Diamond Clippings.
The Journnl- Courier Is the only pn- per In tho city publishing full reports nnd boN scores cf nIl the National md American league games.


 It just had to come
 Billie Lush put confidence in the men and they went in 70 win This spirit never loses.
 stoupe Is back again, this time to stay. With him came Wilhelm from the Newark club Last year he pitch ed in the P. Q. M. league and made an enviable record
 Kane Griffin and Long have been re- leased. More power to Sam Weiden- heimer,
 hooks out for a star first baseman. When he arrives there will be nothing to it,
 Joe Jolt and Lepine have been releas- ed by Holyoke. Yesterday Lepine play cd in the outfleld for Waterbury,
 Marsens led the league in batting last week with an an average of Al. Sim mons has a good show of beating him out If his stick work yesterday is any criterion.
 GlDnUy JHChSDI tONtTS bCTeE Ol ground In center, zacher like all good outfelders, makes all chances look easy. He gets off with the crack of the bat. is fast in going after 2 ball and judges them perfectly He had Ave chances yesterday and at least three of them were difficult
 Umpire Wilkinson had his troubles yesterday, and also a bad eye, being way off on balls and strikes.
 The West Haven police can't stnr Clans As long as he keeps inside the fence no one can say boo" to him Keep 1t up old fellow
 Walsh, springheld's new pitcher halls from Wilkesharre Yesterday wac his initial performance in this league He ought to get by
 Waterbury will be our fruit to- daS and with one of the new men on tho firing lines ought to make it pretty decisive.
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Marsens led the league in batting la week with an an average of Al. Sim criterion.
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The management have got their hooks out for star first baseman When he arrives there will be nothing to it,
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lotols Q. ...,...,.3O 2i Is l
 Matted for Young in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Pittsburg <. ......,,.,0 l o Q 0 70 1 O 0-2 New York .....,....0 1 2 3 0 0 2 0 0-s
 Two-base hits, swacina. Penney; home run, Donlin; hits off Maddox 4, off Young 3; sacrifice hits, Leach. VII son, Deylin. Doyle stolen bases, Ten ney and Donlin; double plays. Donlin, Bresnahan and Bridwell; left on bases. Pittsburg ,, New York 4 first base on balls, of Maddox 5, ofr Young 1, off Wiltse {; first base on errors, Pittsburg 1; hit by pitcher, Young l( Shannon) struck out by Witse l. by Young 1; time, l:45; umpires, Klem and Rudder ham.
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New York.
Score by innings

Cleveland ....,0 0 0 0 0 0 1--2 New York .....0 0 0 0 0 co
 Two-base hits. Stovall, Birmingham, Chase; three-base hit, Joss; sacrifice hits. Lajoie, Birmingham; double play, Doyle, Chase and Conroy; left on
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WINS HIS OWN GAME Pitcher Joss Smashes Out a Three -Bagger, Beating
 Yankees. DETROIT COMING FAST Jennings Men Defeat Boston, While Athletics and Browns Win
 Their Contests.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cleveland at New York. Chicago al Philadelphia. st. Louis at Washington, Detroit at Boston.
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Joe Jolt and Lepine have been releas- ed by Holyoke. Yesterday Lepine play cd in the outheld for Waterbury
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ter ths as Mir. stoupe from the Eastern league who Is back with us again, went in and retired the three Ponies In easy shape. The summary follows
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WORLDS CHAMPIONS LOSE
Philadelphia Has Cubs Number, and Boston Is Beaten in Company
 With Brooklyn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York at Pittsbura. Philadelphia at Chicago. Brooklyn at St Louis. Boston at Cincinnati.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28

At the Hotel Adams were: w. H. Constable, Los Angeles; J. w. Price, San Francisco; R. A. Kirk. Bisbee; J. A Lyons, New York; F. $. Shewell. Chicago; John D. Sibley and wife. San Francisco; s. c. Gardiner. Fl Paso: MT. and Mrs. Samuel Draper Dunlop, Auditorium Annex; T. W. At kinson, Chicago: T. Gerson, Philadel- phia: H. c. AnOo, Philadelphia.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28
10 OPEN CURlO ST0RF
 CHANCE IN MISSION
The Former Home of Mission Will Be
 Made Into an Apartment House.

H. L. Maraman, who has been con- nected with the cid Mission Curio in the capacity of manager for the past few years, will in September open up in the Fleming block curio store with much of the best and most valuable of the antiquities and Indian wares found in the Old Mission. To this will be added other goods to make complete the stock.
 The Old Mission will be overhauled and made over into an apartment house of five three-room suites, fitted up with furnishings from the old Mis- sion and made particularly attractive and desirable MT. Maraman will also have the management of this house.
 Between now and that time. he will spend the summer in the east. On July MT and Mrs. Maraman and daughter Wynona will leave for Phil adelphia and New York City, taking in en route the Mammoth Cave and other places of note. A part of the time will be spent in Atlanta City as the guests of a sister. They expect to return to Phoenix September 1st.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28
OPEN NEW MARKET
 AN INDEPENDENT
Mr. E. Hackett Will Launch Out For
 Himself in September.

Articles of incorporation of the Hackett haarket were filed in the of flee of the county recorder Friday af- ternOon. The incorporators are F. Hackett, Matte Hackett and J. c Hurley and the capital stock is s50,000. But there is more of story in this item than the mere recording of the articles.
 The purpose for which it is organ iZed is the wholesaling and retailing of meats and allied products. The new market will open about the middle of September. in the room occupied by the Pettid bakery and lunch room, one door east of Alkire shoe store on East Washington street. MT. Hackett is making arrangements to install a modern cold air storage plant and other necessary fixtures for an up-to- date market
 Referring to the matter yesterday MT. Hackett stated that the company would be entirely independent of any other concern in the valley. It would not only be independent as far as ac tual business relations were concern ed but would be independently equip ped to carry on it's business. For this reason and that the company may row its own boat, the erection of a slaugh- ter house of it's own will be com meneed soon.
 The company will also have its own refrigerating plant, a machine having been purchased and will be installed about the first of September. The refrigerator will be the most modern of sanitary construction. The room which the market will occupy is 25 by l50 feet and ample for its needs. MT. Hackett was with the Hurley market for ten years and is well known throughout the valley His experience in the meat business assures the sue cessful conduct of the conipany's af-
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28

of plan is due to a demand on the part -Of all the ball tossers and their man. agers for Magoffin to hold the indicator in this contest, upon which so much depends, not only honor but the dough. The teams are playing on the winner takes all basis. As nothing else will suit, Magoffin will be in the judgment seat. The grandstand looks upon Ma goffin as a square-deal man and counts also on his eye being good. His pres ence in the game will prevent any pos sible gabfests over close points.
 The game will be called at 3: 30 sharp in order that the Mesa boys may catch their train back to the cantaloupe fields. Excursion rates are on from Mesa and Tempe to Phoenix on account of this game and the trains will stop at the park, going and coming. These two teams played eleven innings last Sunday The hour for calling the play was arranged with a plus contest a possibility. for this one may go fifteen rounds, if somebody does not win it sooner There's that chance.
 A requisition will be made on the fire department for the mighty Del, to be backed up by Charlie Grijalva in the later stages of the combat for the MarOons are hostile The Fraternal Bros. will plant Williams on the mound at the opening, and if Willie goes well, he will heave the enire game, with Morris wearing the muzzle. With foxy Pedro catching for the Maroons. this will constitute the main show, but there will be some side exhibitions worth seeing. These teams are evenly matched and while there has been a big bunch Of money bet among the sports on the outcome, no odds are offered. The game has been advertised by big posters and owing to the terms on which the teams are to play, each hines supporters will be out in full blast, swelling the purse above the Usual mark Of $100. The Orphans will play the winners of this game week from next Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28
RETURNED FROM okLA-L. E

RETURNED FROM oKLA.-L. E. Graham returned yesterday from Ok lahoma where he has been for the past two months looking after his holdings.
 VISITING IN PHOENIx-Miss Georgia Davenport and Miss Ruth An drews both of Waterman, Ills. are here on trip through the west and are the guests of Miss Davenport's uncle, C. w Hunter.
 Y. M. c. A.-Prof. George Bleunt will speak before the Y. NJ. c. A. today at 3 o'clock in the basement of the First M. E. church. Prof. Blount is soon to retire from his work in PhOe- nix ard move to California. It is hoped there will be a large number of mem Sresent at this meeting. Miss Hough will sing a solo.
 FINE SPECIMEN-One of the fin est specimen of valley grown water melons was brought to The Republican office yesterday. It weighed 45 pounds and was deliciously sweet and juicy. The variety was Kleckla Sweet and it was raised by J. A. Wilson on the ranch of Mrs. S. NJ. Wilson in the dis trict by the same name.
 NEW JEWELRf STORE FOR PHOENIx-Charles B. Baryman, jew eler and .optician, has rented a part of the storeroOm at AZ North Center street. next to Pinney and Robinson gun store and will open up for busi- ness about the first Of July. Mir. Baryman came here from Toledo, Ohio where he has successfully operated a large jewelry store and optician par Tor for the last 23 years. It has been ringing in his ears to go west, till he finely selected this valley as the most desirable spot in the country. He sold out and came here in February and has been in the employ of N. Fried man as matchmaker. He is a good workman and his experience in busi- ness augurs his success in his new location.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28
ITEMS OF
 INTEREST
ITS GETTING WARM!

Buy Summer Goods now. Our Screen Wire bars out everything from a "skeeter" to a blue bottle fly.
 SOME PEOPLE THINK we have a good many "side issues" for a hardware store. Guns, Tools, Paints, crockery, Stationery and hundreds of other useful articles, and that's the reason we sell so cheapIy. We don't increase our running expenses doing it, but we do increase our business and give our customers the benefit of it.
 LEFT-HANDED PEOPLE should not endure the discomfort of using right handed Shears when they can buy good Keen Kutter LEFTHAND- ED SHEARS AT DAvIDSoN'S CASH STORE.
 HUNTERS, TAKE NOTICE. OUR AMMUNITION IS FRESH FROM THE FACTORY. Our stock of Guns and Rifles is as complete as can be found in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28

At the Commercial were: Wm. Orm- sby, Globe; Wm. Carthey, Globe; F. Gill. Globe: R. Remington, Globe; Wesley Gordon, Globe.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28

fairs. MT. Hackett said he believed that Phoenix is destined to become a large metropolis and that there is even now splendid opening for another meat concern wholly independent of other markets. He holds to the view that the Salt River valley raises some of the finest beef cattle in the country. He does not expect to win his share of the patronage by spectacular meth ods. but by handing over the counters the best class of meats prOcurable. He intends to establish this reputation for the market as the keystone of it's permanent success.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28

IT PAYS TO TRADE AT
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28

At the Ford yesterday were: S. B. Goodman, Los Angeles; c. l. Fisher, San Francisco; L. E. Myers. Los An geles: Ed Schultz. Louisville; B. Clark, Calf; Henry Hill. Calf.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-28
WINNERS TAM ALL
 THIS CAME OF BALL
Today the Maroons and Fraternals
 Settle the Championship, Maybe.

Sullivan, formerly of the Iowa league, will not umpire the game today between the Fraternals and Maroons as announced on the bills. This change