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The evening world., 1908-12-21
BIG HANDICAP BEATS
VETERAN EDDIE CARR.

Giving handicaps up 70 six minutes
and starting from scratch himself.
Eddie Carr, the Nav!er \. c. veteran
runner. was unable to finish better than
SIKH in tho slH-mlle race held by the
.lub Yesterday. He covered the dis
lance p foity-nne minutes nat.
j l.EuNs. with p s!X-minute ha1dica D.
was are-. =" yards ahead OF W. Wilson,
. Hv.-u!unte handicap man. ]. Walsh,
with iour-m.uuie handicap. finished
Nh.
The evening world., 1908-12-21

talking about his peculiar moves. But
he is sincere in his belief that he can
beat anybody doing anything II they
vii. give him time. He thinks ne can
bea, any OF the Marathon runners II to-
day, and he'll keep talking about & I'M
til some bright day he will step out and
either make a fool OF himself or OF H. e
public that las been giving him the
laugh.
See this chest" he said. with some
braggadoclo Look what slender
waist I've got, and pipe these legs. The
The evening world., 1908-12-21
Langf0rd Is Topheavy
FdU0rite Over FZun1

~ Win Lou shepard. pug!llst was siEned
on Dec. IS. '' " 90
Dave Barry. the California lighter. who
prepared Young Corbett" for his recent
been matched to meet ''Unk'' Russell the
fhI.aaeIphia light mtddle-weight for ten
ROUNDS at the Southern A, e., OF New Or
leans on Jan. 8. Russell is one OF the
toughest propositions in the ring and Barry
WI have to fight his hardest to stay with
Dung Donahue" and Dave Deshler the
Boston fighters. who fought a ten-round
ara" at the Royal A @. OF New Orleans.
on saturday n!ghht have been re.rna,cb.d for
another tcn-rouni battle before the same
clth on Christmas night. As both lads are
from the same city the chances are that
their next bout Will also be- draw
The evening world., 1908-12-21
NO MANAGER FOR BROOKLYN
UNTIL JAM I, SAYS EBBETS

these men, and ! cannot imagine how
such yarn could have been circulated
Hunntel is not for sale or trade" re-
piled Ebbets.
After putting a spike in both stories
Pres dent Ebbets said goodnight. after
which he g0ped few times. and then
throwing himself into bed went TO sleep,
This week will settle the fate OF Hal
;'Aase, the great first haseman OF the High,
Ianters who jumped the team on Aus. 70
.: he PseifG Goast league e se |here he has
since played BY Jumping to this orsaniza.
ton Chase made an outlaw OF himself Ran
American and National Leagues, respectively,
are now on the Coast a. members OF the
~ az ia9nai C@in;niss2n tryin % cet The coast
ana MI. probably succeed, IS Oakland Is said
TO be the only team holding ou'. II can he
Wiz again he member OF the Highlanicrs.
as the members OF the National Comm ssion
are not disposed 10 punish him by keeping
him out of the game. Tor his !ntFaction o:
~ TO take any other players with him and
wi! probably ,.ge, or With a fine by the
meeting Of the National Commission at Gin.
c-nnatl on Jan. 4.
At this same meeting Jimmy sebrlnS. the
most noted outlaw OF them all, Will be freed
IRON al charges aSinst him. SebrinS jumped
f Ha sss aa eas.e so many IA. inSs IA: he
was hat waile manager OF the williamson,
Tr.-S;ate League he tamperei with other big
Jump. For this he was banishcd to the Tri-
state League i'r ne but this ban Will be
raised BY the commission Jan. /.
In this connection It is pertinent to remark
manager until after the first OF the Coming iis
year. Sebring, when reinstated. Will be the
property Of the Chicago National team, bu:
The evening world., 1908-12-21
Lightweight Champion Has the Build,
Says Ernie Hertberg, While He Is
Known as a Physical Won
der at Endurance Work.
BY BOHEMIAN BCLGER.

~ donlk he replied seriously. tried"
This 100000 indntng the
DONE he said later the things that
] tooka cha
The evening world., 1908-12-21
BATTLING NELSON SURE HE
CAN MAKE RECORD AS RUNNER

feet are all right too. Now do you see
any reason why l shouldn't run race"
is Euilt for Runner.
The evening world., 1908-12-21

This Wi, put a good
ke.. and IL is the me
VIII figure SOM kind
'nr brooklyn Then he
to make a trad. w!.h
turning over HUMn.l
E6nets could then sarf
BIZ pahlsr. the ma
MS manager mex: seas
The evening world., 1908-12-21
GRlAIlNllIIlIIULJIf GliiiiAlSiElRiszssaaiiii

GAkUtN Mat. vel x.a:, : Sat. as.
,l s.' Z Z s g.: DIxEY $3.50 e ~ & |.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-07
lceleSS Ice Box.

An illustration in the March Pop
ular Mechanics shows to what per-
lection and simplicity small
electrical cold storage system has
been brought. The outfit consists
of an electric motor belted to a
pump, which keeps cooling solution
moving through a set of pipes which
are placed in the refrigerator. These
pipes are similar to the steam or hot
water radiators in the living rooms,
only they cool instead OF heat the
apartment. The machine is entirely
automatic, and constantly maintains
whatever degree of cold is selected.
The moment the thermometer riaes
above that point the machine starts
up of itself and works until the
apartment is sufficiently cooled; then
it stops of itself. The whole affair
Is so simple as to require prac
tically no attention, except an
occasional oiling which Is no more
difficult than to oil a sewing ma
chine. At trifling expense one can
also at up a basement room as a
cold storage for large supplies such
as barrels of apples, jars of butter.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-07

Sim Bailey, one of the former res
idents of Caldwell, was In the city
Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Bailey
was here for the purpose of attending
meeting Of the stockholders of the
old Commercial bank reorganization
who met for the purpose of winding
up some remaining business.
The ladies of the Baptist chuNn
served dinner Monday in the room
formerly occupied by the Royal Cafe.
The dinner fully sustained the repu-
tation of the Baptist ladies for the
best cooks this far west. The re-
ceipts were a trif1e over $1,000 and
the patrons got the full worth of
their money.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-07

sacks Of potatoes, etc., which are
now impossible to keep in the aver
age residence. In many families
the saving effected by purchasing
supplies in quantities instead of
from day to day would be enough
to pay tue entire cost of operating
the cold storage system; il not, the
amount formerly spent for ice
certainly would.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-07
corporate Seal)
Approved:
Director, Reclamation Service.


the approval the Director after three efforts obtain bids
the T director ~~ N ND' N''''' " "D''''"
person performing furnishing
either incorporated stipulation fol-
lowing form:
performed materials supplies furnished in lieu
in setting
thereof which shall receivable reclamation
project regulations approved by the Secretary the
Interior.
time certhcaton the
satisfactory portion
supplies
association will execute in duplicate certificates following
Certificate No. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
of
to the value OF $...... on the project
The said credited the
a held
Reclamation credit
te sncb lands for th U ' , p t t u and
amount of such operation and maintenance charges
If replaced and If any
will not be accepted.
corporate seap Secretary .... Association
Engineer u s reclamation Service
(Accepance)
ITO be filled in when surrendered.)
and accepted for credit on charges payable on waegh application
Tor .. follows:
Face value of certificate s..........
Applied follows:
Building to
Total ..... ...:.:..:::.:::...:::.
Engineer u 8 R. s. in charge
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......... project
O the charges
Certificates shall practicable
lions $50 when found
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-07


WORK ON RECLAMATION PROJECT
All work will
with plans and the Reclamation Service
will be
effectively expedite the the divisions
will insure the
Upon the determination engineer the Reclamation
Engineer
DONE
settlers association there with representative
work The contract shall fix the maximum the
necessary administrative of the association salaries and SINH
lar expenditures not being subject to compensation The contract will
be in the following form:
agreement between the United States
America acting Reclamation
of June H. 1902 2 Stat $685. first party subject the approval of the
ec'or OIL 'ne SERVICE ana Assocuon
corporation organized and existing under the laws of and
Association,
That the maximum paid the association
hereunder
2 competitive bids and the work
obtanabe
calendar
shall specif-
may identified of this
or supplies and by each person. as Kept by the
The association shall
by certificates
of
Departmental Regulations
this himself
with the Director
ant
of America
Engineer
Observation-Disclosures.
corporate
Director, ion Service
The oasis., 1908-09-26

kHFatVFHsHt NHFP8FHNbHf
There has been organized re-.
Gently u new corporation for oper.
alton in the State Of Sinaloa and
territory Of Topic, in the republic
OF Mexico, corporation which has
very useful aim and scope and
will be OF great and commanding
influence in development Of the
immense virgin resources of the
two great commonwealth named.
The title of the corporation is the
Sinaloa Investment Il Title Guar
anty Company. 1t has two organ
izations, one in Mexico carefully
drawn under provisions of the civil
code of the republic, the shares in
which are held by the American
corporation, which latter is organ
lied under the laws of Arizona.
The operations in Mexico will be
conducted by the native corpora
ton. The powers of the company
under its organization in Mexico
are general and include almost all
kinds of business except mining.
1t will do a general trust, banking
and contracting business, and will
guarantee titles, to that end having
in its official roster some of the
most eminent lawyers in the re-
public. 1t will deal in lands and
contract for construction work of
all kinds. 1t will handle conces-
sions and construct and operate
electric street railways and lines
and lighting plants in the various
cities OF the two states. 1t has re-
ceived already concession for an
electric street railway in the city
of Culiacan, and will proceed to
construction of the line as soon as
the necessary machinery and mat
erials can be purchased and as
sembled.
The stockholders and officials of
the two corporations include some
of the prominent and widely known
men in Sinaloa and Arizona. OF
the Mexican corporation Don SIEVE
riano Tearease of Culiacan is pre-
sident, Don Jose Salazar is secre-
tary, Licenciado Buelna is treas
urer, and Licenciado Jose Tamasa
is Comptroller. OF the American
corporation Mr.. Albert Steinfeld is
president, and Mr.. Herbert Tenney
is treasurer. the latter named two
gentlemen being residents and pro-
minent business men of Tucson.
The oasis., 1908-09-26

Save money by having your
Articles of Incorporation drawn
and all details arranged by "THE
OASIS BUREAU OF INCORPORATION. o*
The oasis., 1908-09-26

Tuesday evening Mr.. Paul Spre-
cher, U. S. customs inspector at
Nogales, returned from visit in
the East.
The oasis., 1908-09-26
SONORA SlFTlNCS.

Gambrinus; Qua mas: Beer;
Lunches
For fine American lunch goods
60 to the Cantina Central, at Her
mosillo.
The Sonora Copper Company,
near Llano, has finished plans for
an extensive reduction plant, and
several machinery factories have
been invited to prepare bids upon
the plans and specifications.
Go to the Railway Eating House
at Carlo. Al passenger trains
stop for mea 5. w. G. Bowman,
proprietor.
The new mill OF the Tribune
Mining Company, at the Rey del
Orc camp, in the Magdalena dis
trict, is described as working to a
charm. 1t was made and installed
by Roy & Titcomb of Nogales.
DR.. w. R. Henderson, optician,
at Alamos, carries a complete
line of Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Have your eyes fitted properly. y
From a personal letter received
last Saturday evening The OASIS
learns that Mrs. Myra Seymour,
president of the Torres & Prietas
railway, is in the City Of Mexico,
on business connected with her
railway.
Go to the Bank Saloon, opposite
the railway depot at Ilermosillo,
to get fine orange blossom honey
and first quality liquors.
When the railway reaches Realito
next December the Realito Copper,
Gold q Silver Mining Company
will begin ore shipments. There
are in the mine, reported by Mr..
Dnrfee, the superintendent, 1000
tons of high grade lead-silver ores,
all blocked out, ready for stopping
and shipment.
All passenger trains on the Son.
ora railway stop for meals at the
Railroad Eating House at Carlo,
where passengers will find one of
the best hotel tables in Sonora. w.
G. Bowman, proprietor.
Railway construction on the
branch of the Cananea, Rio Yaqui
q Pacific railway going up the
Yaqui river from Corral, has been
very slow on account of the heavy
rock work. The end of the track
is laid now to point called Aqua
Salida, which is about ten miles
below Realito. There is tunnel
in course of construction, and
when that is finished the rails can
be laid to Nacimiento, which is but
four miles below Realito. 1t is
promised that the rails will be laid
into Realito by the first of Deem
Der. Tonichi, which is about Is
miles above Realito, will be reached
sometime next year. Recently 200
men who could be spared off from
the Cananea- Nogales line have
been sent to the vicinity of Realito,
and that addition to the construc-
ton force will push the work a
little faster. From NaCosari, on
the north, there has been a little
construction work done. The ma
terial yard at Nacosari has been
laid and some two or three miles OF
4rooly And havond thot fhara ha @
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

Three young ladies from Drake
hacked their trunks and sent them to
the depot, just prior to leaving tor
college. Their trunks were stolen
and later found mile from town,
the contents scattered Deer the prai-
RE with many valuables missing. &
"A threshing engine at Maza explod7
ed killing the fireman, John Wilson
and injuring four others.
Several people in the vicinity OF
Hankinson raised fine apples this
year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01
EDITORIAL COMMENT

,.,rer wrote to the Harvey Herald IN answer
,er., articles which had appeared IN VIC
1Ier,,d complaining because the farmers VIZ
sendirs to the mail order houses LOT soou'
..rnoer took the case of his own BOY, VINO "o
r. h,> shotgun He received cataosues "Ae
,o.r,ea al, about them-laminated and blue hnish
.,rro,s hammer or hammerless, the hnlsn " 'n0
stock etc-and the difference in price between 'ne
,inds He was about ready to send away a
~; father who writes, halted him. my Doy'
~, tho father "there are four merchants III
Harvey who deal in guns. You "aocn the A'"4 ~
r.n.rs and see what they want for their guns
and what kinds they have. Ii they 90 not 'on'o
near eoualling the price Of the catalogue nousea
then I'm much mistaken" So the boy walteo' anu
waited It was in vain, and just before hunCns
reac,n onened-the lad sent away for his hrearm.
In ~ that time not a single dealer had ever
named shot guns or prices, or attempted 10 ue-
rcr1a a single gun! There was no chance lor
comparison of prices. To this statement tne re-
n7v will come: 'Why didn't the boy come into
town and look up the four dealers?" He did not
have to- The catalogue, with careful descrlpuon'
illu3', elton and prices was carried to his ooor'
Why should he not expect the same of his nome
4Mea1er If trade is worth getting-it is worth 60
ing after, and the catalogue house knows TINS ana
acts on it. The farmer ends his letter 10 tnS
Herald this way: ''Now, Mr.. Editor want 10
saw that YOU should not roast us farmers any
hnoc, until the merchants give us show to kno"
as much about home goods as the Catalogue
houses do about theirs"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

Hard Spring Wheat" league has been organ
lied IN North Dakota and Minnesota and its OBJ
ject is most worthy one Nowhere in the world
il a better grade OF hard wheat raised than IN
North Dakota, and yet thousands of sacks OF poor
hour made from mixture of Durum wheat with
the soft, cheap Kansas wheat, are sold to North
Dakota consumers every year, whereas they ought
to be using -four made from the home grown
wheat This of course has had tendency to
lower the price Of the hard wheat, and why not?
Wont people pay just as much for the inferior
grad. Of flour, manufactured by the inscriptions
mills of the east, as they would for the home
made dour? Consumers are asked to buy -four
made from North Dakota wheat, and none other.
In this way, the price Of the wheat will be kept
np which will mean millions Of dollars to the
farmers annually. Previous to this year, the oll-
6ere:re in price between Kansas wheat and the
good NO. / Northern has been from seven to
hight cents bushel that It will not take a
mathematician to figure out why the eastern mil
lers wish to pan OF the cheaper grades Of -four
o. their customer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

Or Equinoxal storm is now over, and what
grand thing it was for the land. The rain lasted
IRON Thursday night until Saturday night, and It
proved to be regular soaker. A little snow fell
with IT, just enough to remind us that now g
enod time to lay in our winters supply q coal,
tho really we are going to have great deal OF
II, weather before winter settles in for good
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

Falkenstein still runs the Republican ticket at
tie head Of his editorial ~ while he continues
10 ihsow the harpoon into the Republican candi-
dates In general and G. - johnson Il partieular
The EBotanesu Rows con nos poss,blyi hope to
me ~ iuauerca egap@ IS Inconsistent. ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

This has been an ideal fall for threshng and har-
vest'ng, and now since the three days. rain which
ended Saturday night, the ground is in excellent
condition for blowing. The farmers are about
month ahead of last year, with their work, and
practically all of the fall blowing will be done this
yea. This will give the farmers an opportunity
to SOW their grain early in the spring and break
out great deal Of new land for next summers
crop The farmers are getting in the way Of sue
cessfu' farming Most OF them are raising few
hogs and more are milking cows right along. A
driv thru the country reveals the fact that the
average farmer knows what good thing it is for
him to raise a few hundred chickens and turkeys
eve'y year. In short the North Dakota farmer
is learning that pays to diversity. The success
OF ia, ming in North Dakota is assured and already
tho 1851 Dis of farmers this part of the state are
on IT,. highway to wealth
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01
suRke COCHRAN ON TAFT.

BURkE COCHRAN ON TAFT.
There is remarkable unanmity OF opinion OF
Judge Taft in all parties and in all sections. Men
pay libute TO his remarkable ability even where
party politics may exert such an influence as to
demaEd the espousing of the rival presidential
candidates cause. AS an ustrtion W. Bourke
Cochran in an interview at Boston the other day
said
Eyes shall support Bryan; he is the best can
didate the Democrats could put up. Taft, however,
is the greatest and best qualified nominee ever
offered in any republic in the world. He is
greater man than Roosevelt and when surround
ed by the same environments that made Roosevelt
great will prove bigger man. Taft is a wonder
full administrator, the greatest the country mas
ever seen. and is wonderful worker"
II am sending Taft to the Philippines" said
President Roosevelt, because he is the broadcast
and most unselfshly brave man I know, and be-
cause he will carry the spirit of the constitu
ton Of the United States in his very blood"
There seem to be excellent reasons also for send
ing Taft to the white house. The American peo-
pie will undoubtedly show November third
tina. they have come to that conclusion
Hearst candidate for President on the Indepen-
demo. ticket, placed quite bomb under the Demo-
of TIC Democratic National Committee, Gov. Has
keli CT Oklahoma, had been particularly friendly
Ito the Standard Oil CO. President Roosevelt back
ed Hearst up in what he said which called for
telegram from Bryan to Roosevelt, oskng for
more specific charges. This was just the opening
that the President wanted, and in lengthy let
ter made specific charges Of Haskells friendliness
to he Standard Oil Co. in calling off a suit which
hai been begun against the Prairie Oil Co. OF
Ok's homa, concern owned mainly by the Stand
and OIL. Gov. Harke has resigned as treasurer
and PTyan refuses to say much about the trouble
HsEeN was Bryan's choice for Treasurer and
framed up the Democratic platform which was
adopted at Denver. The Democrats are on the
run and If there ever was possible chance for
Bra,n's election, the Haskell story has put an
end to it.
All this harangue of William Jennings Bryan
makes the thinking citizens laugh. Bryan is a
theocist an experimenter if you please, and. IN
case OF his election, would be tinkerine with the
government advocating the passing OF laws which
he l:mself would have no faith in THE people
seem to want railroad regulation" Bryan recently
said and If elected will try to give it to them"
Yet re does not believe in railroad regulation He
has often said that he believes in the govern.
ment ownership Of the railroads. Twelve years
ago Fryan would have the people believe that il
his pet theory concerning free silver were not
adopted this country would go to the dogs proper,
yet the Republicans have proven that Bryan was
wrong Bryan is not saying anything about Free
se' in the present campaign He would nae
the people forget it. Bryan campaign without
quackery would be welcome, but it would be in
conceivable.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

Gov Burke Is a good speaker, good politician
and good fellow, but that's no reason at all why
n '1spld be better executive than plenty of
other men. Gov. Burke came into Office under the
issu OF enforcement OF the provisions of the pro-
hfbiticn law. His successor will be weighted with
That same responsibility, and il Hon. C. A. John
son 1s chosen he stands pledged to the same line
Of work. That he can do better than Gov Burke
orsfS to fbe apparent TO any thinking man who
understands what It means to work IN harmony
" the balance Of the state sorces.-Cando Her.
aid
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

TAFT and Bryan both spent last Sunday in Min.
neapo'is' More attention is being paid to the mid
die west this year than evertefore Ei
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

j. f. Smith, clerk Of the district court is said
TO DC contemplating running for the office again
'n<r = ndently knute T. Hagen is the Republican
nominee and will certainly be elected, however
mr. smith since his defeat tor the nomination to
tn eislature is said to have been looking at his
o CO co With longing eyes Mr. Smith has held
me once two terms, Or nearly tour .yeara ana
considering 'g the tact that competent man has
oeen nominated !' should be willing to step down
and out as gracefully as possible z-s-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

W. d. Boyce, editor Of the Saturday Blade Of
cn"aso has sued his wife for divorce on the
gro' Eds or e1travagance Boyce probably does
not "'sh TO remember the early days of his news
paper career when he ran a little paper at Lis.
Don y. u, and made such an utter failure that
ne was compelled to walk out Of the town, and
MS accounts could have been purchased for ten
cents on the dollar
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

Inc editor OF the Rugby Optimist wants the
farmers 10 all agree to burn their straw piles on
one hight that OF Oct II. The illumination would
ne grand The editor might do the country more
good II he advised those farmers to let the straw
to-. sud then set certain day for them all 10
haul the manure over the fields