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The Washington herald., 1909-08-06

LIT On noSfa-AsUIlTlcS, = NlIr1E1l bdF0a
On ball5--Oh Smith. /; oH Morgan. ) Struck cut
BY Smith, S. by Morgan, 3. hy 5uter J. Three-hase
hits-Barry. Lviugst0u. Hcitmuller. Two-bsse hit
Altizcr. sacrifice h.ts-Ganley Collins. stolen
bases Collins. Baker Double piays-LfvingSton 90
Barry; Collins 20 Barry 20 Davis; Taunehiu %
Isbcll 10 Parent Hit by pitcher-By Morgan, 2
Umpire-1ir. OL0ughlin. Time Of glme-l hour
and 20 Minutes
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Says He Is Anxious to Meet
Jack Johnson.
HOME AGAIN IN FIVE WEEKS
Hopes TO Find Articles Signed by
johnson for GOOd-siEed Side Bet
When He Returns from Abroad.
Declares Negro Is n Much over
rated FighteS.

New York, Aug. 5.-James ]. Jeffr!es
sailed for Europe this morning on the
steamship George Washington without
waiting to have a personal Interview with
Jack johnson. Neither did Jeffries show
an inclination TO be IN hurry about
signing articles. He declared that he
would leave everything 20 his manager,
Sam Berger who has absolute power to
arrange every detail with the big negro.
I VIII not throw a single obstacle IN
the way OF this proposed fight" said
Jeffries before the big liner sailed. Il
have posted my money simply 10 show
that I mean business. johnson also posted
s, ,OoO. declaring that he wants 10 fight
me. But. Of course, that doesn't make
the match. I intend 10 be perfectly fair
with Johnson. I am naturally anxious
TO make all the money can. and want
70 have a $4,000 side bet as well as the
Hons share OF the purse IL win. but
you can say that II Johnson cannot raise
So 900 to wager on himself. I viii agree
to fight him for the purse. and I'll agree
10 set aside a losers end that will be
ample TO cover this fellows expenses.
am going to beat Johnson quickly. He
has talked enough and am going TO bot
tie him up forever-that is II he can be
dragged into the ring with me.
Negro Is Overrated.
johnson is an Overrated fighter. He is
Ast-footed and has but one kind OF blow
a right-hand uppercut. delivered as his
opponent comes into a half clinch. and at
that he Is not hard hitter. never
Intended to enter the ring. but there has
been so much talk about a negro holding
the worlds championship title that
have been forced TO train again. AS
have given my word that I will meet this
black man. am not going 70 renig. I
shall go TO Carlsbad for about five weeks.
and will return here IN the fan. Then
will begin training in dead earnest"
What ~ KetcheH should beat Johnson
in October? Would you still want to
fght?" Jeffries was asked.
''KetcheH? Oh. don't believe he IS big
enough to beat the negro. But II he
should put Johnson away I'd quit the
game forever Johnson. however viii
hold Ketcheu OF and just chop him 10
pieces. The coon IS taller and nearly
fifty pounds heavier than Stanley. which
is G terrible handicap TO overcome"
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FIRST GAME.

Two-oasc ht-Austin. Three-base hit-Demritt-
Sacrifice hits-Elberfeld, Laporte Austin First base
on oaLs-Oh Warhop. }; of Petty. 2; of Wadden.
2 Struck out-By Warhop 4; BY Petty. /. hy
Waddell. /. Hit by pitcher-By Warhop ]. by
Petty. Left On bases-New York. 70: St Louis.
g. DOublo plays-Tlberfeld 10 Lapolte 20 knight
Stone 10 Williams Umpires-Messrs. Perrino and
sheridan T.me & Gane-l hour and 3 minutes
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At I.oweli-LoVell. 6: New Bedford. l.
AT Haverhill-Fan River. 9; Hsve-hill. 4.
At LaWrcnce-Brockton. 4; Lawrence, O.
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English Woman COLI Chimp Coming

London. Aug. 5.-Aiiss Dorothy Camp
bell, the holder OF the British lady golf
championship. and winner OF the Scot
ttsh championship in 1907, has accepted
an Invitation to compete for the ladies
championship Of America. She will sail
on September 10
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sANDERS IN FORM.
Brentwood TwirIer Leads German
town 10 Victory.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Gaithersburg. Nd. Aug. 5.-German-
town easily defeated Gaithersburg to-day
in a fve-inn!ng game, the second Of the
county series outplaying them at ell
stages
Sanders, the crack Brentwood twirler,
simply toyed with the locals, allowing
them 10 hit il out and then frightened Up
and famed them al ais VIII. The hit
ting OF Warthen 2aJ McCathran we're
features Ccora-
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SECOND GAME.

Iwc-h0Se mt-Laporte Sacrifice hits-Hartzeu
Wallace, Williams. knight Stolen bases-NlcAIeese
%. Englc Bases on balls-of Graham 3: OF WI
son. ) Struck out-By Graham /; by Wilson 3
Hit by pitcher-By Wilson / Left on bases-st
Louis. 7; New York, 5. Double play-Hartzeu 10
Crger. Wild ritcb-Graham. Hits-Of Wilson. 4
in innings Umpires-MesSrs Perrino and Sbcri
dan. Attendhnee-T.OO0.
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NiIan Ran. Out Three-bngrer.

Milan smashed the ball to the left field
fench for a three-bagger. Jiggs DOno-
hue dropped a beauty between Goode
and Flick, Milan crossing the rubber on
the clOut. Jiggs reaching second Dele
hanty pulled his third hit OF the game,
clean single to center. scoriag Donohue.
In the opening battle Hashingtonians
got their first glimpse OF Speed Kelley,
who played third during the last two
innings. While Kelley failed to make
hit. his work pleased the crowd He
handles himself like a real ball player
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SECOND GAME.

Left on bases-Philhdelphia. 4: Chicago. s Three
base hit-Whito Sacrifice hit-TRnnehill. Stolen
bascs-C Collins %. Istell. Struck out-By Scott q;
by Bender. 6. Bases on haIls-Of Scott, l. Wild
pitch-Bc1der. Passed bail-Livingston. UmIire-
Mr. OLOuShlin. AtteaCancc-T.3H.
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washs7gt Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation In
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. Its books
are open.
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SECOND GAME
'Batted for Stem IN the ninth inning.

Totals. 8 9al4 2
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At st. paul-st. PAIL. c. Columbus. 3
At Milwaukee. s.: Indianapolis. 2
At eapolis-Minneapolis g. Toledo. 5.
At Kansas City-Louisyile, s.; Kansas City, 0.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGuE.

At Trenton-FirSt game: Lancaster. 5; Trenton, :
Second game; Lancaster. s; Trenton. G.
At York-Reading. 10: York. I
At Williamspcrt 4: Altoona >
At JohlStOEn- Harrisburg. s: JohnztOWn, L
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MINOR LEAGUES.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.


At Scnnton-Blnghamton 2; Scranton. O.
Az Wilkes5nue-Elmira, 6; Nilkesharre, 10
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BOTH TEAMS BLANKED.
Athletics Beat sox to o, but Lose
Second Game, 1 10 o.

Philadelphia, Aug. 5.-After shutting out
the White Sox in the opening game. :
to 0, through Morgan's effective pitching
the Athletics failed 10 score themselves
In the final game. owing 20 Scotts fine
pitching. the visitors winning by 1 10 O.
Umpire Hurst. who became involved in
a splitting incident with Collins on Tues-
day. has been suspended by President
Johnson for his actions. Collins Is still
IN the game. Scores;
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Double plays-Hofman TO Howard; Tinker to EYers
20 Howard. Left On bases-Chicago. 4: Boston. 6.
Wild pitches-Brown o.. Umpires--Mess-s Klein
and Kane Time Of game-l hour and 38 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-06
FIRST CANE.

Thrcc-base hit-Schulte Sacrifice hits-Sheckand.
Brown. Struck out-By Brown. Z: by Richie ,
Base on balls-Of Rtchie ]. Double play--Slem
70 SiDer. Left on bases-Chicago 3; Boston, J.
Wild pitch-Brown. Umpircs-Messrs. KLEIN ard
Kane Time Of game-I hour and l2 minutes,
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TWO GAMES FOR CUBS.
Chicago Cubs Have Cfnch with Bos-
ton Nationals.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-T6e Chicago Cubs
won both games Of a double-header this
afternoon with the Boston Nationals; the
first by a score OF TO / and the second
4 70 Q. The visitors were easily out
classed in both games. Scores:
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CARDINALS WIN OUT.
PhiIIies Defeated in Close Game
Owing 10 Pitchers WiIdness.

ST. Louis. Aug. 5.-St louis beat Phil
adelphia this afternoon. 2 TO l. Bachman
was in rare form, and the Quakers proved
easy for him. McQuillan gave three
bases on balls IN the second, which cost
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CUBS ARE CLOSING Up
Chicago Now Within Short
Range of Pirates.
BROOKLYN DOWNS PITTsBURG

Hans Wngner's Enforced Absence
Has BhnefuI Effect on Present
National League Leaders-TrOlley
Dodgers Win Interesting Game by
Timely Hitting and Fast Fielding.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-06

Earned aShington. .; Cleveland,
s. First base on Washington. 2:
Cleveland, 2. Left on Washington.
3; Cleveland, s, First base on balls-0ff
Wtherup. l. Off Obi. ]: of Young, .
Innings ptched-By Cray, 8; by Wither-
up. ., by OIL, 4. Hits made-Off Gray 4;
off Witherup, 3; of Oil. .. Struck out
by Gray, 3; by Witherup, /. Three-bese
hit-Bemis. Two-base hits-Stovau, Lord,
Perring. Flick. Street Sacrifice hits
Clymer, Lord, Ball %, Young Stolen
base-StOvall. Double plays-Perring TO
Laioie 70 Stovall; Ball 20 Lajole TO Sto-
vail; Mcbride to Delehanty 10 Unglaub.
Hit by pitcher-By Gray (StOvRlD- Um>
pireS-Messrs. KERN and Evans. Time Of
game-l hour and 40 minutes,
Second Game.
Manager Lajoie figured that Falkenberg
ought to repeat his victory Of Tuesday.
while Charley Smith begged for a
chance TO redeem himself. Falkenberg
was hit much harder than the score
shows. only great work by the men be-
hind him kept the runs down Smith
was a complete puzzle 20 the Maps. Dur
Ing the first seven innings he allowed but
two hits, and was simply invinclble In
the pinches.
The visitors had Just three chances to
break up the game. In the second In
ming Lajoie was caught at the plate by
q perfect throw from Lelivelt IN short
center In the eighth. after two had
gone. Perring doubled and Ball singled.
Manager Lajole sent Ted Easterly in 10
bat for Falkenberg. and Ted ignOmini-
Ously tanned IN the ninth inning. as
described IN the foregoing. Lajoie could
have scored two runs by tapping the ball
out of the inheld
Fall6cnberg got himself out OF several
small holes Tor i've innings. but in the
sixth after two men were out, Wash
lrgton won the game. Smith flied 20
Goode. Browne popped just OF Lajoie's
reach and got 20 second on Larry's poor
throw 10 Stovall The prodlgal son at
tempted 70 steal third, but was caught
red-handed on Bemis' lightning throw 10
Perring
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona dGe circulation cI-culation in
Washington larger BY thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books
are open.
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GAINS THOUSAND PER CENT.
Chicago Great Western Stocks AZ.
ford SIOney-making Chance.

ford MOney-making Chance.
New York, Aug. 5.-Au the get-rich-
quick schemes. $50 per cent Miller. and
the rest are made 10 look simple by the
possibilities OF gain looking backward
into the week past in Chicago Great
Western stock, whicb shows a possible
profit OF 1000 per cent for seven days.
A week ago Chicago Great Western
common. which Is subject 10 an assess
ment OF SIS a share under the reorgan-
izatiOn plan. sold at Z, or so cents a
share. To-day it touched 5l5 A man
who bought 1000 shares last Wednesday
for $500 could have sold them to-day FOR
$500
Another assessable stock. Western
Maryland, was down TO S1h last Friday.
To-day it sold above Z. an increase In
values OF about 100 per cent.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-06

Two-hase hits-Alpounan. Lennox. Bell. Three
base hit-Lennox, Bases on bais-Of Maddox. ..
OF Bell. g. Struck out-By Maddox. s. bv Philippe,
l. hy Bell. 1. hit by pitchcr-By MADDOX J.
Hits made--Od Maddox. S In 5 innings: OF Phi
irre. 4 IN innings. Umpire-Air O'Dsy. Time Of
Eame-l hour and 9 minutes. Attcndanc-asa
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Twobase hits-Gant. Byrne. Bases cn baIls-OG
Bachman, /; of McQuillan. 5. Struck out-By Nc
Quillan ?; by Moren. !; by Bachman, p Hits
Left ca bases-St. Louis. &; Philadelphia, 8. Um-
pire-Mr. Emslie Time Of game-l hour and 50
minutes
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=
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn nt PIttsburE.
New York Mt Cincinnati.
Boston mt Chicago.
Philadelphia nt st. Louis.
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The Score.

'Batted for Gray In third.
tBatted for Witherup IN fifth.
.Batted for Oil in ninth.
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Special TO The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, Aug. 5.-Andreda got
perfect support behind invincible pitch
ing, while the ShOemakers piled up error
after error. mixing them UP with hits.
and Roanoke took the first Of the series
by the score OF s TO / One lone hit. by
Lawrence. saved a shCt-out for the Shoe
makers. Aside from -zndreda's pitching,
Pressler, for Roanoke. got three singles
and a triple in four times up. Smiths
fielding In left for the locals was superb.
Score:
RHE
Lynchburg. ........... ooo0o O-l s
Roanoke. 0 ol 80 O-s 10 0
Battercs-Griin and Pratt: Andrcda and RYAN
and PresSy. Umpire-Air Hennesar. Attendance
700
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New wYcrk..................... OOOiOoo oOOL
Cincinnati. ti.................... o o 2 0 As
Left on hase$-New York. (: Cincinnati. :. Bases
on bals-Od Raymond 4 of Ewing. s. Struck
out-By Rsymcna G, By Crandall, !; by Ewing. .
Two-bsse hit-Tenney. Sacrifice hit-Oakes Stolen
bases-O Hara. Beschcr. Oakes. Paskert lD Hob
htzei, Huggins. Double pay-f0blitzel 70 D0Euey.
Umpires-Niessrs. Johnstone snd Rigler Time Of
game-l hour and s. minutes
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Totals. 0 :.
To-baso hit-schulte.

'Batted Tor Slem In the ninth inning.
Chicago. 2 Q 0 0xA
Two-baso hit-Schulte. Sacrifice hits-Beckcr.
Holman. Howard Stolen bases Tinker Schultz
Archer. Struck out-By Phester. 5; BY Brown. 4.
BaSas on balloon PlesteT, 2; OF Brown
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Stolen bascs-tIermantOWn. 8 GaitheT55urg. ?
Two-baSe hitS-Warthen. Griffith. Struck 0ut-By
Sanders. 6; By Murphy 2 Bases on balls-OH
Sanders l. OF Murphy s. Unp3re-Mr. Thompson
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Chicago, =; Boston, 1.
Chicago, 4; Boston, o.
Cincinnati, 3; New York, 1.
st. Louis, p Philadelphia, I.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06

day evening. Mrs. Brennan is the mother of Mrs. II. F. Rogge and will probably make her home here.
 Joseph Foster is moving his family into their beautiful new home at Pima this week.
 II. s. Johnson, forest assistant in the supervisors office, returned from the rangers school at Flagstaff this week.
 Henry Harms of Thatcher has rented a farm at Pima and will move his fam fly there about the first of the year.
 II, c. Soper of Los Angeles arrived in Stafford last evening and will leave for Globe tonight.
 The wife and daughter of the Rev. Mir. Gardiner, pastor of the Methodist church south, arrived last evening.
 The board of directors of the new Citizens bank at Thatcher are: John F. Nash, II. J. Anderson, Frank Tyler, Myron Alfred, P J. Jacobson.
 Arthur Jennings returned from the Pima and Olney cattle ranch few days ago.
 Wiley E. Jones left for Globe last evening to attend court.
 De Witt Wise of Los Angeles, is doing business in the valley.
 D, o. Colvin made homestead entry near Thomas this week before Com missioner Cotton.
 Ranger Gerald Merrill returned to Pima from Flagstaff this week.
 P. II. Hannigan with his family came overland from Douglas last Monday and spent several days at his ranch in Ar tesla. They left for their home in Douglas Thursday.
 The work of enlarging the Smithville canal IS completed. The construction of the new canal will now begin.
 Mrs. O. P, Pearson has been quite ill
 Mrs. Free Hubbard is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. J. Blair, at Pima.
 Isaac Blake, of Globe, has purchased thirty acres of land near Pima for $3,000. J. T. White was the owner.
 John Welker has returned from Ida ho after five months visit.
 N. II. McKittrick came in from Will cox last evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Lyman Dodge and child ren and Mrs. Nancy Reynolds have gone to Duncan to visit Mrs. Orval Williams
 w. R. Wootan of Aravapai was visit ing in Stafford this week.
 A dance and supper tonight at Thatcher insures a good time to all vis- itors.
 The Mexicans announce dance at Solomonville Saturday night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06
Good Cough Medicine for Children and
 Grown Folks. Too.

"We could hardly do without Cham berlain's Cough Remedy" says Mrs. Flora Despair of Bloyd, Ky. "I found it to be so very good for croup and have used it for years. can heartily recommend it for coughs, colds and eroup in children and grown folks, too. " The above shows the implicit confidence that many mothers place in Chamberlain g Cough Remedy, a con fdeuce based on may years experience in the use of it. No one need hesitate to use this remedy for it contains no chloroform, opium or other narcotics and may be given to a child as con fdently as to an adult. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06
Her Heart Was Broken

because her complexion was bad and she could not find anything to clear it. Ladies: a bad complexion is caused by an inactive liver. An inactive liver will be put in perfect condition by taking Ballard s Heroine. The un- equalled liver regulator. Sold by the Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06
SAFFORD NEWS BUDGET
MRS. W. D. FRENCH, Corresponden

Ipitality were: Mesdames Jennings Mashbir, Warner, olney, French, Dial, Dowdle, Simon; Misses Olney, Tucker, Dowdle, French. The next meeting will be held November IS at the home of Mrs. w. D. French.
 Mrs. J. c. Robinson and daughter Zona are spending the week with NIT. Robinson at the ranch near Thomas.
 Mrs. Packard came up from Globe this morning,
 c. s. Conway of Clifton is visiting his brother,in-law F. w. Hayes He is look. ing over some attractions in the real estate market here.
 Mrs. Agnes Brennan and two sons came in from Belleville, Texas, Wednes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06
Consumption Statistics

prove that neglected cold or cough puts the lungs in so bad a condition that consumption germs find a fertile field for fastening on one. Stop the cough just as soon as it appears with Ballard s Horehound Syrup. Soothes the torn and inhamed tissues and makes you well again. Sold by Palace PharmecY.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06
MONEY TO LOAN

At low rates on improved property or for building, on easy terms of repay ment. Building plans furnished. The Globe Real Estate Office, 161 North Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06

SAFFORD November 5.-The Katy 3l Whist club met at the home of Mrs. Fsrr Dowd.c Thursday afternoon. This netting was out of the regular order s that the fair week and Thanksgiv.
 rg lav couI be lodged. Three tables vge filed and five rounds played after vsib refr.,4mcuts of delicious ice qsan, cake and fruit punch were srej Butrc adjournment short business meeting was held in which it ys, ras9Dvol -o limit the membership ci tLe club r1 twenty and to let the Es7r5te of tlo meetings be "simplic. Hiy" Prize giving, though not forbid lE. will u.t be encouraged. Those lpying Mr.. D5wdle's gracious hos
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06
~,1n CHAPTER MEMBERS

gNTbh b.,b~rs l-i of the local chapter of
 The ,I," ,f tnc Eastern Star were en' Ae CIoJ' yr,trrday afternoon by Mrs tsrt1InCC", Ca,cr anl Mrs. J. P. Bosch, the .P 5. 'Im n,otr,n. at the home of Mrs, v2hD! South second stree.
 .0IeT on -, rrnber of he members and
 %'sy; s,,;s;tnr, from other chapters s,Je'~ -,sont and all spent a most de- hgghii'. ,,ms ", were artistically deeorat.
 me , 'J f,rrs and a profusion of white q s,I ,j chr,>anthemums.
 ir5ss' ,l Bosch rendered. several very
 MS AssJ readings, which were espee, Sta.'Ii a oIrioycI by all present.
 ii,! ,.,sybmrrs were served during the
 ,,n hyl, gr1 they were as delicious 'i,Iny' l,r wrr. daintily served,
 $ , 'Is' n3'mbcr Q. plans for the social side
 .,,,e .ra meetings were informally dis 'i l.i' Mrs. Bosch has been a very 'a's,.; 'aS..;.sti, worker since being elected '''-.,-@S '''s-,Sy ma.ron and has done all in E SS, g,Zsr 10 n5jntain a high standard la Il in t.c order and to stimulate q sg,a ,,torest of each individual member lS T., ,a informal afternoon spent at the
 ". . of inc different members are one ,", So dergutful features that have q 'G G;o.titutcl during the past year.
 'T1 T.,,c 'o who were compelled to be ab,
 l",r ,ro,teriay have cause for regret
 I t5o charming hostesses are to be .u .Su,r,rratcI upon the entire success ,5eir efforts as evidenced by the i,,,rra of tle.r guests.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06
.COCial l: Circles
 h By Edna Surerus Hasse

Ipit and dainty refreshments were served.
 About twenty guests were present and all spent a very delightful evening,
 r
 SURPRISE PARTY
 A delightful surprise was rendered Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Price at their home, at 320 North street, Thursday even. ing.
 The evening was very enjoyably spent in playing games, after which delicious refreshments were served.
 Those present, besides the host and hostess were: MT. and Mrs. T. s. Nun son, Mrs, Wm. Hegar, Misses Rose Dav- ies, Hattie Munson, Millie Williams and Kate Murphy, and Messrs. G. c. Howard, Fred Pote, Cecil More, Wm. Munson and Merl Davies.
 PLEASANT PARTY
 A very enjoyable party was given in honor of Miss Leona Vincent at the home of Mrs. Thomas Vincent last night, at which about fifteen friends of the young woman were present.
 Games were played during the even ing. Grace Crews won first prize for drawing the most natural looking pig, Elvira Maldonado winning the booby prize. In a money guessing contest, Marjorie Whelan, Lillie Crews and Lois Kerr were the winners.
 Following the games refreshments were served. All of the guests express ed themselves as highly pleased with the evenings entertainmeut.
 Those present included the following: Grace Crews, Marjorie Whelan, Cidella MaldOnado, Lillie Crews, Alma Cook, Elvira Maldonado, Elsie Glenn, Nell Kerr, Margaret Fegan, Louis Kerr, Lou ise Gallop, Irene Marvin, Marjorie Me Grath Anna Weleh, Margaret Welch, Richard Weleh. Mrs. Welch assisted the hostess.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-06

ares VAN WAGENEN ENTERrAINS r,, She Van Wagenen of 149 South p.,,l street. entertained last evening in
 ,,r of Mrs. Jhas. E. Hewes, who ar -rsI here recently as a bride, and Miss |y,, P9nilctur If Berkeley, who is wis |flg friends ner''
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24

1000 LBS. BIG RIPE CHERRIES, 10c PER LB. 1000 BOXES CALL FORNIA BLACKeERRIES, 3 FOR 25c.-McKEE'S CASH STORE.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
A PRETTY WEDDING
 AT THE GREER HOME
Alice A. Grier and Marion R. Rays United in Marriage. Will Spend Honeymoon in Seattle.

At the home of the parents of the Rays were welded last evening. The ring ceremony was used. the Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell being the officiating minister. Miss Flora Grier a sister of the bride attended her as the maid of honor. while Will Grier a brother of the bride was best man. The bridesmaids were Lois Murphy and Lucille Rays q sister of the groom. -'ti
 The house was beautifully decOrat- ed with foliage and flowers About one hundred and fifty guests were present to witness the ceremony and to tender their congratulations to the newly married couple. After the cere- mony light refreshments were served.
 The young couple left on the Santa Fe this morning for the coast. Their destination is the Seattle Exposition and they will visit a number of points in the Northwest before returning to this city. After Sept. 15 they will be at home at 11O4 N. First Ave
 Both of the contracting parties are members of prominent families in this community. The bride is a daughter of Wm. NJ. Grier, while the groom is a son of Emory Rays. Mir Rays is employed in the offices of the reclamation service and will re- suTne his duties there upon his re- turn in the fall Both of the young people have a wide circle of friends who tender them heartiest congratu- lations and wishes for their happiness and good fortune.