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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31

The polls, aud will bo required to
swear 10 their votes II they vote 20
vt all II they do 10 and their
votes are found to be illegal and
fraudulent they Will be prosecuted
to the full extent Of the law.
REPUBLICAN County CENTRAL Cow
MfTTEE.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
NOTICE 70 voTfRs OF SANTA CRUZ
COUNTY.

The Republican County Central
Committee Of Santa Cruz County,
Arizona Territory, calls attention
hereby 20 certain provisions OF the
law, etc., with regard to qualifca.
tons of electors, illegal voters etc.
The election proclamation OF the
Governor OF Arizona, offers a re-
ward of Fifty Dollars for arrest and
conviction of every person voting
illegally on the third of November,
or allowing himself to be registered
10 vote at such election if he be
not entitled to vote.
Paragraph 2282, Section II, Page
620, Revised Statutes Of Arizona,
provides that every legal voter
must he male citizen of the
United States, n male citizen Of
Mexico who Shall have elected to
become or citizen OF the United
States under the treaty of peace
exchanged and ratified at Quintero
on the Both day of May, 1848, and
The Gadsden treaty Of 1854, of the
age OF twenty-one years, who shall
have been resident OF the Terri
tory one year next preceding the
election, and Of the county and
precinct in which he claims his
vote, thirty days. aud whose name
is enrolled on the great register of
the county.
Title w of the criminal code,
Paragraph 80, Page 1880 provides
that every person who wllfully
procures or allows himself to be
registered in any county of Arizona
knowing himself not entitled to
such registration, is punishable by
a heavy fine or Imprisonment in
the county Jail or territorial prison,
or by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
Paragraph 6, under the same
title, Page 1897, in the penal code
provides that every person not EN-.
titled to vote (Which means illegal
| ly registered) who fraudulently at
tempts to vote, is guilty Of II mis-
, demeanor, and misdemeanors are
punishable By fines or imprison,
ment in the county Jail or both.
the Republican County Com
mittee of Santa Cruz county, gives
notice that it will insist upon en-
forcement of the law in all cases
, Those whom it believes are not en-
titled to vote will be challenged a
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31

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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31

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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
A LIBERAL OFFER

WILL be made to a party or parties
who can handle high grade silver
and gold mining property situated
in Arizona, about six miles from the
Mexican line and settlements. A 5
stamp mill and other machinery on
the ground. Property situated 80
miles from railroad, but good wagon
roads. This offer is made only on
account of health of the owner.
Only men of means invited.
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
SAVANNAH AUTO RACES.

The steamship City of Savannah Of the Savannah line, which has been chartered by the Automobile club of America to convey many of It's mem bers to Savannah to attend the interna- tional automobile race on Thanksgiving day, will have among It's passengers; Judge and Mrs. D, Fl. Gary, W. Pier son Hamilton, Winthrop E. Scarrlt, John F. Roosevelt James A, Blalr, 1r,; Henry Sanderson Edgar L. Marston, Dave Fl. Morrison, George F Cham berlain, Schuyler skaats Wheeler Philip T. Dodge, v. Tderltt Macey, r. M. Chapman, R, A. Brown, James Mo- Tsson Brown, Fl. A. Lozer Hubert Coperthwaith, g. w. Wilder, John D. Chapman, Winsow Tracy Williams, Fl. A. GiddinEs, J. E. Carhart Stewart H. Elliott and w. B. Hurlburt.
 Tn order to satisfy those Of the gen eral public who cannot travel on the City of Savannah, the Savannah line will dispatch on the same day, Novem- ber 21st, the S. S, "City of Columbus,' % which will reach Savannah in time for tho automobile races.
 The Savannah limo will therefore send out two steamers on the same day, and since the announcement was made about the & S, "City of Colum- bus" the demand or accommodations ravo been coming in very fast Auto- mobiIists regard the steamship line as the safest way to transmit machines and space has been reserved for many
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
TTa MORNING JOURNAL COURIER THURSDAY 1908

surpassed by kilpatriGk If Burch is Injured Saturday Fitzpatrick will go in in his place, but at present tae Yale captain feels confident of being able to play through the whole game. If ho does Logan, or whoever starts at the other end, will have to give place to Fitzpatrick.
 The playing of Wheaton was a great improvement. When he played against Princeton he was not iu the best of physical conditlon but after the three days rest he Is feeling fine now, and will be one of Yale's main hopes in the game Saturday, His drop kicking ability Yale relies on and in practice he made several from the forty-yard line, though in the scrmmage he was unable to score, Philbm Nplayed his usual hard. steady game and was re- sponsible for many of the gains, Mur- phy was at the Held In uniform, but he llmpa badly and may not be able to play Saturday, If he is not able 10 play Yale Wil be without its sureSt and most consistent galner Field did wei, and will make good substitute or Coy.
 The Vale line held all the aftemoon With the exception of the ends the men are now in eNS'lleut physical canjitlon Hobbs, especially, seems to be making up for lost time, He Is not afraid of Harvard, for his freshman 1 year at Dartmouth he played against 1 the Crimson, .... There were many coaches at the field assisting L. H. Biglow and Tad Jones, i Among those noticed were Ralph
 Bloomer Tom SheylIn, Frank Ilnkey,
 JIm Rodgers, George Adcc George Townshend Flynn sherman Coy, Guy | Hutchinson, Art Erwin, Clint Rora- 1 back Frank S. Butterworth and Wal | ter Camp.
 This afternoon Harvard will practice
 on Yale field for couple of hours,
 and then the Yale team win go on for
 a final scrimmagc. After tho scrim- mage tue last sad rites of the pres
 cnt team will be held with the GUS
 tomary bonfire and the sacrifices to the gods of chance.
 Jimmie Tallon, the assistant trainer of t,,e Harvard team was at tho field
 for short while yesterday. lie has been maldug arrangements for the rc-
 ccptiou of the team at Faruiugtou. and
 yesterday fixed things up SO that the
 team will prepare for thc game at tha
 Y. M C <. building, and will go there 1 Immediately after it.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
CRY FOR STADIUM
Yale's Athletic Needs Again Put Forth in Alumni Weekly
 Just Out.
PRESENT STANDS SMALL
50. GOO Grads and Friends Would At- tend Football Games If There
 Was Room.

Two things stand out with striking distinctness In the immediate financial foreground of organized Yale athletics, tho Alumni Weekly of today will say. ono is the pressing demand for a new boathouse which will be com modlous enough to make boating at Yale more popular among the under graduates and properly support that
 fine sport The other need Is tho erec- ton of an athletic field amphitheater, or coliseum, or stadium which will adequately accommodate the growing proportion of Yale alumni who desire seats at the final football game. The situation this year offers a very strik
 Ing instance of that demand. Every Yale graduate who applied for three seats will get two instead Every year of the last five or six has seen the de- mand for seats far exceed tho supply
 With the increasing graduate list of younger alumni this demand will only increase in the future. Fifty thousand seats could easily be filled by the grad uates of Harvard and Yale alone at these annual spectacles. The friends of Yale and Harvard among the gem eral public of varying degrees Of att tachment have secondary but en- tlrely logical reason to ask for accom- modations. With certain sporting" clements eradcated from that list, there remains a great body of friends of both universities all through the east whom 1t is a pleasure to Yale and Har- yard to entertain. It is now impossible to entertain them, impossible even to accommodate Yale graduates to the ex- tent of their legitimate demands for accommodation. The present football stand, seating some 32,0OO people, can not be enlarged without incurring a danger that the Yale athletic execu- tives properly refuse to permit, As long as the present situation remains 1t ls impossible that any other way out of the difficulty can be found except the costly maintenance of the old wooden stands and the annual neces-
 sity of refusing seats in a large meas. ure to the graduates and almost entire
 ly to the general Yale and Harvard public. It seems to many that the only
 logical move to make is the erection O
 a new, large, concrete coliseum, eithe1
 by the Yale Athletic union, the Yal'
 Football association, or private alum mi company which should Issue bonds
 we will say. for the purpose, There arr
 those who confidently believe that sucl
 a stand would soon pay for Itself ant
 could then relieve greatly the presen
 cost of athletics to the undergraduates
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
TWO SCRlMMAGES FOR YALE
Lines Up Against Freshmen and
 Scrub Teams.

The first hard scrimmage Of the week was held at Yale field yesterday afternoon. the Varsity first playing tae freshmen, and then playing the second team Although the season for the freshmenNis over, they win remain in training until next Saturday when the Varsity will no longer need them Co practice against.
 In the long signal practice, which was in secret the lineup was: Logan, left end Hobbs, left tackle; Andrus left guard; Riddle, center; Goebel right guard; Brides right tackle; Burch, right end; Corey quarterback; Philbin left halfback; Wheaton, right halfback; Coy full back. This ig probably the way in which tho Yalo team will limo up against Harvard Sat urdaY though the final decision has not been reached.
 In the scrmmaRcs two touchdowns were made, one against the freshmen by Field, and the other against the scrub team by Phlbin. Field was playing fulback in place of Coy, who was given a rest for the day. Captain Burch played through the scrmmagc against tho freshmen, and for a while against the scrub team, being replaced by Fitzpatrick for q few minutes. Phil bins score was made against the scrub team. and was the result of a series of line plunges
 Corey was at quarterback and ran the team in fine style. He Ks quick, inspires the men and Is q good indI- yidual player in spite of his weight and shape. He will probably start the game against Harvard, but Johnson will play part of the time.
 Neither the freshmen nor the scrub team were able to score though both came perIlously near 1t. Savage, one of the freshmen ends, tried several goals from the field, but was unable to make them. On the Varsity side Wheaton tried drop kicks from the l 30-yard lino but in one case the ball went wide. and in the second 1t mar rowly missed being 6 score.
 The return of Fitzpatrick 10 the var sity line Is very encouraging. Kilpat- l rick ls undoubtedly one of the best ends in the country By the strength tests Inc is the strongest man in Yale, not excepting Coy. He is an eNper- fenced football player, having played at Audover and on the freshman team last year, of which he was captain, On his freshman team Fitzpatrick played fuDi back, So he is experienced behind the line as well as in iL At end he resembles shoylIn both in his build and his style Of play lie is the only Yale end who can both take a forward pass and recover an on- side kick. tIaInos can take forward pass, but can do nothing with an on- side klcls, Burca is good at end play tbut in these two features Is slightly
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
BOXING BOUTS OFF
Police Authorities Step in at Last Minute and Stop Gard
 of Local Athletic Club,
TABOO MEMBERSHIP AFFAIR
Plea of Club Members No Incentive to Chief Cowles to Allow
 Matches.

YYe card of boxing bouts which tho members of the New Haven Young Mems Athletic association were to put on this evening in conjunction with their special athletic and social enter tainment has been called off at the last moment. The club had made all arrangements to have some very good boxers appear tonight in Colonial nall but last evening word was passed around that the police officials or the city were very much opposed to the idea and that any attempt to carry out the program would be met with dras- tie action on their part.
 Investigation by tho members of the arrangement committee revealed the fact that the rumor was true and that if they persisted in their endeavors to put the attractions on, the hall would he raidcd and the principals taken Into custody.
 The bouts In which some very clever fighters had been matched were to be carried out by the club which has a membership of over 1,200 No tickets were to be sold at the door and all per sons who were admitted would have to show membership card This did away with the idea that 1t was an open affair and gave the packers of the club n chance Co show that 1t was purely a membership affair.
 Considerable disappointment' how ever. was manifested last night when 1t was learned that the bouts were of as n number of local boys would have had chance to show their worth. Among them was Jeff Doher- ty who was matched with Sandy Will Hams; Spike Hickey, who had taken on Dan. Thomas of England; Iz2y Winters Joe Marks and others.
 The meeting of the members of the club. however, will be held and the singing and dancing program will he carried out as heretofore arranged At a late hour last night. Tzzy Winters was matched to wrestle Andy Parker and 1t was thought then that another match could be made by this evening
 The officials of the club will appear this morning before tho chief in order to sec if he wll not allow the bouts to go on.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
WESTVILLFS' CLEAN SWEEP.
City Lca21Icrs Trim Paolas of Indus-
 trals--Goodc High Roller.

Tho Westvllle City leaguers came to town last night and waloped the Pa olas of the Industrial league unmerci- fully taking all three games at the Academy alleys, The outcome of the match which had been previously ar ranged, was the result of the eXcep- tIonal championship form of T. r. Goode of the WestvIlle.
 In three games he secured total of eco averaging 22O The performance of the whole of the team was exception- ally creditable and they deserved their clean sweep. The score follows;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
LIKE A LOT OF DUBS
Jones Charactcrizes Playing of Vale in
 First Half of Princeton Game.

The most enthusiastic cheer meet ing of the fall was held last evening in Alumni hall to practice the songs for the Harvard game Saturday. There were nearly two thousand persons present and the hall was packed to the doors.
 Tad Jones coach of the hackacld, made brief address. TIe said in part;
 In the first half Of the Vale Princeton game last Saturday. the Yale eleven played like a lot of duhs, there is no getting out of lt. Bnt in the second half the team took a great brace, no one knows just how or ever will know how They won and will win the same way Saturday but they must have every Yale man behind them, as I am sure that they will have. Captain Burch will play at end and will play the position as am sure it has never been played bee fore. For coach Yale has a man superior to all others, Captain Biglow of last years team. The men them salves are winners and the team will go Gntc the field Saturday the scrap piest eleven men who can be gathered together.
 This year it will not he SO easy to defeat Harvard as in former years, Every Harvard undergraduate thinks that Captain Burr's eleven Is going to win Every Harvard graduate in the country is confident that tho Grim son cannot lose this year It will he an uphlll fight for Yale and the eleven needs all announcement"
 After the speech, Jones was given an enthusiastic cheer and then sever al songs were sung, including Mother of Men" "Boola, Down the Field "Yale, Oh Yale" and several others
 Because of the mass meeting the usual Wednesday evening prayer meeting was given mp.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19

Continued from First Page) expected to play against Yale Satur- day, He also said that Vcrweibe and Dunlap will play
 The members of the Harvard squad are confident of defeating Yale Satur- day and Head Coach Haughton said to- night that while the game was sure to be close he thought that Harvard would win There will be no rest from prac- tlce for the men while they are at Pennington for on Friday afternoon even there will be a signal drill and n scrimmage, The members of the par ty here are;
 c. G. Browne, R. Brown. r. II. Burr. .Corbett, Crowley, Cutler, Cutting, Dun lap Fish, Forchoimer, Galatti, Gray Graydon, Hadden, Harding, Hoar Houston, Konnard, Leslie, Long, Me- Kay, Mcguire, Nourse, Pope Robinson, Smith, Sprague, West White Withing- ton and Yer Wiebe, managers, Eggles- ton. scudder and Amory, Coaches Haughton, Daly, Graves Kersberg, Campbell, Dr. Nichols, Trainer Dono- van and Helpers McCloskey Connerty and Shamrock"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
Rathbono Lodge, K. of F., Observe
 Fortieth Year of Their Existence.

Rathbono lodge No. j. K, of F., ceIe- brated their forteth anniversary at the hail. 400 State street, last evening. The program was: Address of welcome, by Past Grand Chancellor L. F Norton, Musical program, Durand family of entertainers, remarks, c. C Stanton, New London, violin duet. Puritan sis ters, claronet duet, Harry Dooholli, l4 Dryer; recitation. Miss Norton; re- marks, G, V. C, l.. r., Jacobs; von- tllllqust, Howard Durand Refrosh- meuts followed the entertainment. The committee of arrangements were l. sugenheimer, l.. r. Norton and Mr. McDOWell
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
DANDELION IS FIRST
Captures Pritchard Handicap in Easy Style at Races
 in Oakland.
DORANTE'S MOUNT FINED
Judges Impose Penalty of $50 on Archibald for Cutting on
 Ncya Lee.

oakland, Cal. Nov. 1S,--There was only trio of starters in the Pritchard handicap at Emeryville to-day, and the event resulted in an easy victory for Dandelion. Dorantc was second, but Archibald, who rode, was fined $50 for cutting off Neva Lee. The judges suspended A Walsh and Gill bert for week, except for their own stables, for rough riding The offense of Walsh was shutting off Voorhees, with Nagazam. Gilbert rode Import in rough style yesterday.
 First race. Six furlongs, selling Curriculum, 117, Archibald, 5 to 2, won; Goldena, IA, Stock, 15 to l, second; Royal N, 122, Rettig, ! to 1, third. Time, l:14 3-5.
 Second race-Six furlongs, selling; Nagazam, l19, Walsh to ?, won; Voorhees,. l22, Archibald, to 20, sec ond; Charles Green, 119, J. King, 30 1, third. Time, 1:l3 4-5.
 Tnlrd race-Futurity course: Mad am, 11), Walsh, to 1, won; Schles- wig, Upton, to 10, second; Moorisd King, lOS, Archibald. 12 to 1, third Time, 1909 3-J.
 Fourth race-Mlle and sixteenth; Pritchard handicap, s1,0O0 added Dandclion, 110. Powers, 2 to 10, won Dorante, no, Archibald to 1, second Neva Lee, 1O2, NJ. Miller, 1S to , third. Time, 1;45 l-5.
 Fifth race-SIx furlongs. selling Smiley Metzner, l14, c. Russell, t 5, won: Free Knight, The Bear 119 Kirschbaum, to 1, second; Merrill 119, Keogh, to 1, third Time 1:14 1-5.
 Sixth race-Six furlongs, selling Bellwcther, 113, Sweet. to 10, won F'ireball, lO4. Taplin. 22 to 5, second Cressina. 1O9, Kirschbaum. l6 to 1 tbird T'inna 1.1 2 Ak
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MEET
Paper by Dr. Mcfarland of New '
 on "Diseases of the Ear

Last evening was held the reg monthly meeting of the New Ha Medical association, at which pr. W Mcfarland of New York city, befol large audience read paper on " cases of the Ear" There followed usual discussion of the paper anC other subjects of interest to the doc of the city After the meeting members adjourned to the Ui League club, where buffet luncf was served,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
Game Tonight New Haven Vs Bridgeport
A MILLION FOR MRS. rY COBB.
Great Ball Player However, will Not
 FOrsakc Baseball Diamond

| New orleans. La, Nov lS.- Though stra TNrus Cobb ls reported Co have Hllr,, iioir Q more than SlO0J000, fine great Detroit outbeldcr win not quit professional team here. and when hIs friends learned of Mrs. Cobb's legacy they hastcned to break the news to him
 Friends I hate to disturb your dreams, said Cobb, but I knew her rat ing before I wed This money isnf going to mako a bit of difference to me Tin going to keep right on play ing ball because lt's great exercise, and l lcvo the game
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
WORCESTER GETS TENANT.

Boston. Nov t8,--The annual meet ing of the New England Baseball league was held at the American house today all of the eight clubs being represented
 The club pennant for the year was formally awarded to tno Worcester club. Ii was voted to begin the next championship season on April 23, and close it September IL.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
TO GIVE A BALL.
Arrangements for Big Affair at
 mory. Benefit of Hebrew Orphans

On next Tuesday, November 2i, Hebrew Ladies' orphan society Is hold a hall at tho Second Regiment mory and elaborate plans for the S cess of the affair are now being m by the committees. Indications pd to large attendance and there is cry reason to expect that the affair he a success socially and financial The proceeds are to be devoted to the establishment of home for JI ish orphans,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
LOW ENGRAVING RATE.

st. Petersburg, Nov 1S.-The news papers of st, Petersburg to-day an- nounced the institution of a special railroad passenger rate for Jews emi- grating to America or other countries not in Europe as laborers, on the rail roads Of AsIatic Russia this new fare Is approximately, half the existing third class rate.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
SEATTLE SELECTED.
Next Meet of A. 4. ', 10 he Held
 There In August, 1900.

There In August, t00O.
 New York Nov 1S-Plons for holding the next annual outdoor meet of the Amateur Athletic union in Se- atne. Wash, next August during tho Alaskan Yukon exposition which will open there in June, 1909. have made such progress, according Co William M. lnslis of Seattle, Pacific North west delegate to the present. meeting Of the A, A. r. in this city, that q definite announcement is expected on the subject within a short while. A resolution recommending that the 1909 games to bo held in Seattle, Wash, was unanimously passed by the members of tho union and re- fcrred to the championship committee which hns tho power of final decision as to where the annual games shall be held The Seattle committee in planning 10 make the meet a notable one. A stadium and special track and field for the various events arc in course of preparation All standard A A. r. championships will be pro- vldtd for, There will be both salt and fresh water for aquatic sports of every kind, including n novelty in tho way of an Indian war canoo race.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
MAMMOTH WINS.

Hartford, Nov 1S.--Yussirr Nah mout, the Turkish wrestler secured two falls from EIialmar Lundin in their wrestling match hero tonight The first fall came after 23 minutes of work and the second in three minutes and fifty seconds.