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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-14
ORPHANS DEFEAT
INVADERS In
BOTH GAMES
In Afternoon Contest Ben Hem
derson Is Touched Up for
Thirteen Hits

Inc 1ans are ready to hear surprises
at any time on the ball field, but the
double defeat of Oakland by the Or
phans yesterday was one of the worst
reversals of baseball dope that has
happened in this vicinity in many days.
BY their double header victory the Or
phans finished the series by taking five
out OF seven games from Cy Moreing s
high salaried stars
In their last series with the Orphans.
the invaders Knocked them down like
lot Oh nine pins and made clean
sweep of it. However there has been
somewhat of change in the makeup
OF the San Francisco team since then
Wnlch has worked wonders. The Or,
phans mad their batting clothes on and
Iney touched up Ben Henderson In
lively manner. But they made num-
Der of boneheaded plays which kept
lhgIn from scoring couple OF runs;
AZ looked like candy for the Orphans
during the latter part of the game
Yesterday afternoon, but Oakland came
along In the seventh frame and put
three runs over and tied the score.
After this it was nip and tuck, but the
San Francisco players had a line on
Henderson's assortment which brought
them out in front
MAKES FIRST RUN
Oakland made the first run in the
fourth frame Nealon picked out a
nice one for q single Moskiman was
there with a clever sacrifice. Russell
went out, Heister to Ferlin, and Nealon
moved along to third on the out. Camp
bell was the man on the job with a,
safe hit to center.
The Orphans went right after Hen
derson In the fifth frame. Pitcher Hes
ter led off with a double along the
third base line and arrived home on
CroIIs Texas Lacquer over first base.
Croll went to second on Burns passed
ball and scored on Bliss hit to right
Henderson walked Heister, the first
man up in the seventh. He stole sec
ond and on Campbelrs miss of Burns
throw he took third. Croll grounded
to Campbell. who threw Heister out at
the plate. Croil stole second and
In Bliss took second. Murray knocked
hard fly to Moskiman, which he
missed, and Bliss scored.
Oakland's rooters took heart in the
seventh, when Russell led off with
clean single over short. Campbell hit
one in front of the plate. but Bliss
made poor peg to first and the run
ner was safe. Henderson hit to Feeney,
who threw Campbell out at second.
On Burns sacrifice fly, Russell scored.
Jimmy Smith started the boys roofing
when he tripled to right. scoring Hen
derson- McHale followed with a sin
gle scoring Smith and tying the score.
ORPHANS GAIN SPEED
The Orphans could not be kept down.
as they went right after Henderson in
the eighth and touched him up for
three hits. Feeney led of with dou-
bic to centSr and scored on Gordon's
timely bingle to left.
Oakland had a grand chance to again
tie the score in their half of the eighth,
when Nealon led off with a triple to
deep left. He died between third and
when the squeeze play signal was
given. Score:
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Santa Cruz 6, Fresno 4

SANTA CRUZ, June 1S.-The fans got
more than their money called for in
the morning game when Forester, with
Fresno in the lead by a score OF to 8,
in fit of temper lost control In the
last of the ninth inning, walked two
men and hit another, thus filing the
bases. wild ball hit the backstop,
allowing two men to score.
FORESTER contended against Atkin-
sons decision and when the umpire
refused to yield the bellgerent pitcher
hit the umpire in the face. Forester
was fined.
The afternoon game was devoid of
anything sensational, Santa Cruz win
ming without much effort. This closes
the series between Fresno and Santa
Cruz, the home team having taken all
but one game from the visitors. The
scores:
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Van Haltren to Seek Timber
For Pittsburg Club
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PITTSBURG. Pa, June 1S.-The
Pittsburg club has enlisted the serv-
ices of George Van Haltren, the fa-
nous old California member of the
National league clubs, to look over the
best timber in the California State
league for 1t.
Van, who has just been released by
the Oakland club, has wired Barney
Dreyfus to look after Pitcher Frank
Eastley of the San Francisco team, as
he is the best on the coast. Pittsburg
has asked for further details and will
likely buy the pitcher.
President Harry Pulliam of the Ma
tional league reached Pittsburg today
and had long talks with both Dreyfus
of Pittsburg and Ebbitts of Brooklyn.
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MANY BIG LEAGUE
GAMES DELAYED
BY RAIN
First Official Statement OF
Standing of Clubs Reads Like
Weather Report

NEW YORK. June 13.-The standing
of the National league OF baseball
clubs, given out officially for the first
time this season by Acting President
John Haydler today, was incidentally a
weather report. 1t was shown that in
addition to many postponed games
which have already been played off.
there remains an accumulation of no
fewer than "a games which il has not
yet been possible to play on account of
rain or cold weather
The official standing of the National
league up to and including Saturday.
June IL, is as follows.
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OAKLAND
VAaA 90 - =
zone out when winning run was sec
san FRANCISCO

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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San Francisco 2, Oakland L

Trippet. formerly of the San Jose
team, took up the firing work for Oak
first battle with the Invaders in a
2 to l game. 1t was a battle of
the pitchers and honors were about
even. Cooper was in many tight places,
but he pulled himself out with the
assistance of his fielders
Oakland scored it's only run in the
first frame. when they got three hits.
San Francisco scored in the third and
the seventh. Score:
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Portland 7, Sacramento g

PORTLAND, Ore, June 1S.-PortIand
won today's game from Sacramento
and thereby took all OF the series save
one tied game. The local team batted
Brown hard, especially in the seventh,
when they scored four runs and won
the game on three two base hits and a
single. Most of Sacramentos runs
were the results OF Graney's wild
ness. Score:
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FORD car REACHEs DENyER

DENVER. Colo, June 13.-The Ford
car No. in the coast to coast auto
mobile race. which left Denver at
.. M today. will attempt to reach
Laramie. Wyo.. tonight
The Ford car No. l. which arrived
in Denver at o'clock this morning
left tonight on an all night run to
Cheyenne, Wyo.. a distance OF 100
miles
The Acme car, which encountered
difficulties in Kansas. is expected to
arrive in Denver tomorrow morning
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NATIVE SONS CROSS BATS
TSpecial Dispotch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. June 1s--Stsnford psrlor of
the Native Sons league crossed bats with the
Santa Rosa parlor here today and sent them 10
defeat by a to 1 score. The home team was
unable TO connect with the curves of LYMAN
who was in the box for Stanford. only securing
four singles from bis delivery. while stanford
found Smith for IA hits. The Santa Rosa team
made their only run in the seventh inning
while bite S.anfords piled up four in the first
one in the sixth and four in the uiuth
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Brown q by Graney 5. BY
Harkness !. First base on called balls-Off
Brown 1, of Graney g. Two base hits-Jan-
sing. Ryan (2), Graney Breen. Three base
hit-Ort. Double play-Kennedy to johnson TO
Ort TO Breen to ort At bat-on Graney 81.
Sacrifice hits-Graham, Gandil. Stolen bases
ShinD Cd. Byrnes, Doyle, Flanagan. Hit by
pitched ball-Shinn by Graney, Ehman by Hark-
ness. First base errors-Sacramento f. Port
land 3. Left on bases-Sacramento T. Portland
2 Innings pitched-By Graney Z. Base hits
on Grsney 7. runs 5. Credit game to Graney.
Time Of game-2 hours. Umpre-McGreevy.
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Batteries--Chinault and Fournier;
Berger, Baker and Kellackey. Umpire
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Henley showed the effects of that
strain of the "a inning game Tuesday,
and so did Wiggs. Neither pitched
anything like the article of ball he is
capable of and neither had good con-
troll
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SACRAMENTO

RIMS AND HITS RY
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OAKLAND
SUAIMAR

Three base hits-Smith, Nealon. Two base
hits-Hester. Campbell, Heister Feeney Sacri
fee hits-Smith. Murray. Moskiman. Burns
Croll. First base on called balls-of Henderson
2. Struck out-By Hester 2, by Henderson s.
Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
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FRESNO
SUMMARY

Home runs-Cobb, Kuhn. Two base hits
Householder, Kuhn. Sacrifice hits-Curtis co.
Townsend, Waters. Broadbent, Cobb, Schimpf.
First base called balls-On Marie T. OF
Leonard 4. of Forester 8. Struck out-By
Maire 2 by Forester 2. Double play-Funck to
Kelly TO Tracey. First base errors-Santa
Cruz l. Fresno / Hit by pitched ball-Car-
ney, Conrad. Maire by Forester. Wild pitch
Forester. Passed ball-Dashwood. Innings
pitched-By Leonard 2 1-3 by Forester %
Runs-0f Leonard ]. of Forester A. Hts
on Leonard !. of Forester 5. Time OF game
2 hours and minutes. Umpire-Atkinson
Scorer-Iucas.
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there were no men on bases when these
hits We're made.
The Seals were in the game and
fighting all the time, and they man
aged to take advantage of the two
errors which the Oaks committed. They
got off to a good start in the third
when they went for three runs on two
hits. a pair of bases on balls and an
error by Terry McKune. In the ninth
and deciding spasm Carroll allowed
McArdle's hit to get away from him
and this registered the winning run
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The California boys league opened the season
yesterday with one OF the best juvenile games
of baseball played this season The Owls met
the Billy Brackets and for 13 innings put up an
article OF ball that held over 1000 fans after
the big game at Recreation park. Features OF
the game were the battery work Of both teams
and the brilliant work OF Peters at short and
the fielding of Grant. The game in
the thirteenth by the Owls dropped Nv.
Score: r. II. E
Batteries-o'Neil and o'Neil; Smith and Gar
dinf
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Seals 4, Oaks )

Brother Joe Corbett got away with
the morning game at Oakland. TO 3,
before great crowd Of local and
1ransbay fans Joe is deserving of a
pile OF credit for winning, but at that.
isis team played wonderful ball be-
= tight hole. Both Hogan and Cam
eron knocked the ball out of the lot
in he fourth inning, but fortunately,
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WINS BICYCL EMARATHoN

NEW YORK, June 15.-Defeating a
field of 1876 starters. Joseph Orlando of
the Empire City wheelmen, New York
won the amateur bicycle Marathon to-
day. Patsy Demans, National Athletic
club. Brooklyn. was second, and Floyd
W. Bedell of Baldwin, /. l., third.
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NAPA 5. VALLEJO L
I TScecidi Diy0dtch 10 The Cuu1

from the Vallejo nine this afternoon the East
Napa grounds. with Of 5 10 l. Napa
obtained in the fourth. nth. sixth and
euth innings by timely hitting Nsps made 10
hits. Vallejo ). Batteries-FOr Nspa. Emerson
and Wallis; for Vallejo. ID. Ward and EIliS.
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VERNON
RUNS AND HITS BY INNI
Q NINA 4 ]

Home run--Coy. Three base hit-Hovard
Two base hits-Godwin. Nagls. Daley. Sacrifice
hits-orendorn, Daley. Stolen bases-Stovali
Haley. Coy. First base on called balis-Off
Nagle 4. Struck out-By Nagle T. Double pIsy
Haley to Eagan TO Brashesr. Time of game
hser and As minutes Umpire-Toman.
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SUMMARY
Home runs-Hogan. Cameron.

Home runs-Hogan Cameron. Two base hits
-Corbett. Tenant, Z. Williams. Sacrifice hits
Cameron. j. Lewis. Murphy, r. Williams.
First base on called balls-0n Wigs ;, on Cor
belt 3. Struck out-By Wigs o. by Corbett 1.
Double plays-Mmphy 70 McKune; McArdle 10
Tenant. Time of game hour and As minutes
Umpires-Nan HaItren and Mccarthy.
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SUMMARY

Home runsCarney. Brosdbent. Two base hits
Cobb Townsend. Waters. Sacrifice hits-Curtis
Townsend Kelly (2l. Tracey, SchimPn. Joyce.
First base called balls-On Butler g. of Van
otterman .. Struck ont-By Butler 2. by Van
0tterman 3. Left bases-Santa Cruz g. Fresno
g.. First base on errorsSanta Cruz 3. Fresno .
Hit by pitcher-Conrad. Wild pitch-ButIer
Time Of game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
Atkinson. Scorer-Lucas.
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SAN FRANCISCO
ANp HIrs BY INNING
SUMMARY

Six rms and 10 hits OF Henley in % innings.
Five runs and hits or Christian in 2-3 in
pings. Two base hits-D. Lewis. Carroll. Ho-
gan Rodic. Sacrifice hits-Henley. Melchoir. r.
Williams First base On called balls-Of Chris
fian = m Nelson j. on Henley ,. OF Browning
p Struck out-By Christian 4, by Nelson l. by
Henley ]. by Browning J. Double pay-Zeider
10 Mohlcr 10 Tenant Time Of game honr
and - minutes. Umnires-Ean Hsltren and Nc
l-artLr
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SUMMARY

Innings pitched-By Leonard 4, by Hart T..
Two base hit-Burke. First base on called balls
on Corbett 1, OF Leonard 3. Struck out-By
Corbett 4, by Hart 2. by Leonard 3. Hit by
pitcher-Corbett (by LeOnsrd). Wild pitches
Leonard, Hart. Time OF game--1 hour and 20
minutes. Umpires-Fitzgerald and Phelan. Scorer
Ray Miller.
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TINS AND HITS By lNNING
SUMMARY

Three base hits--Pfyl, Mertes Hallipan. Two
base hits-Farrell, PfyI. Sacrifice hits-Farreli.
Miller. Hoag, Lovett, Hap Smith, Kellar. Stolen
bases-Pfyl, Mclaughlin First base on called
balis-on Hoag 2, OF Miller 3. Struck out-By
Hoag 3. Wild pitch--Hoag. Passed ball-Smth.
Left on Dissatisfaction 3, San lose Z. First
base on errors-San Jose I, Stockton 3. Double
play-Hoag to Mertes to Pfyl. Time OF game
| hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Ehret Scorer
Harlin.
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We Can show You

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MODESTO REDS vIcroRIoUs

MODESTO. June 13.-Tbe Modesto Reds de-
tested the White House nine OF San Francisco
R. n. F.
Modesto ......................1 IS Ol
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Sheehan, Murray. Sacrifice
hits-Streib. Russell First base called balls
on Trippet 5, off Cooper 1. Struck out-By
Trlppet a. by Cooper 3. Hit by pitched ball
Feeney. Smith, Ferlin. Double plays-Nealon to
Burns to Russell; Hester to Ferlin. Passed
ball--Burns. Time of game--1 hour and IS
minutes. Umpire-Stultz
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Stockton s, San Jose 2

STOCKTON, June BY hitting
Roscoe Miller hard and often in the
first three innings. Stockton easily de-
feated San Jose by to 2. The visitors
never had chance. The score:
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Baseball Notes

Henley showed the effects of that
strain of the "a inning game Tuesday.
and so did Wiggs. Neither pitched
anything like the article of ball he is
capable of and neither had good con-
troll.
In order to accommodate the over
flow Sunday crowds, President Ewing
will have another set of bleachers con-
structed in left field close to the fence.
Work will be commenced Immediately.
and when the Seals return home there
will be seats for everybody. About
600 had to stand up yesterday
Many of the fans thought that had
Henley been taken out In the Third
inning the game would have been
saved. Browning pitched grand ball
when he succeeded the tall lad, the
Oaks getting but one run off him. But
hits, while the Commuters were there
with 1S-auite difference.
right fielder. made the serious mistake
of paying too much attention to the
taunts of the fans. He went over to
the wire cafe in the seventh inning
come out and fight. This only tended
to get all the bleecherites down on
him. and for the rest of the game they
handed It to Murphy as fast. as they
by answering them back.
The Seals. left for Portland last night
and tomorrow afternoon they will start
the first of a series of seven games
with the Beavers. Jimmy Williams
Joe Corbett and Ed Griffin were left
at home. Captain Mohler intends to
work Eastley and Browning two
games each and Willis and Henley one
il they get away with that northern
series 1t VIII be we'll nigh Impossible
to stop them. While the boys are
away from home the Commuters and
the Angels will entertain the fans here
bay tomorrow afternoon. Sacramento
is due to make the long jump to Yer
non There will be no game tomorrow
because the Senator'S will not arrive in
time.
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Tom Dillon just received eight new
styles in soft hats
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING, ]
CLUDING GAMES OF JUNE 13.
Northwest League

SEATTLE, June I3.-Vancouver made
it five out of seven for the series lust
closed by defeating Seattle this after
noon by score of to 4. Score:
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GlOstQ ny uSlcdlAnB seattle InlS after
noon by score of to 4. Score:
r. H. E.
vancouver .......-s
Batteries-Mfller. Allen and Shea
Erickson and Sugden.
TACOMA, June 13.-Tacoma won in
the twelfth inning by S to 4. Pitcher
Baker, who had replaced Berger in the
eighth, driving in the winning run.
after one man was out, with slashing
hit to center. Score: r. III. e.
Portland PortIan -....-..... ..... 8 8
IdcOind .
Batteries--Chinault and Fournier:
Berger, Baker and Kellackey. Umpire
-Frary.
ABERDEEN. June 13.-In the last
half of the eighth. with the score a tie.
Aberdeen to bat. nobody out and. two
on bases, Spokane players quit the field
and Umpire Flynn forfeited the game
TO Aberdeen, to 0. Spokane claimed
that they could play no longer as they
had to catch train. Score:
R. H. E.
SpohaHe s.........- IL =
Batteries-Jensin and ostdiek; Siever
and Kreitz
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SUMMARY

Runs-on Willetts 4. in % innings Home
runs-Eagan. Martinke. Two base hit-Mar-
tinke. Sacrifice hits-Bernard, Mott Hogan
Stolen bases-Daley (2l, Ross, Wheeler Brash-
ear. Eagan. First base called balls-Of
Briswalter 3, OF Willetts f. Struck out-By
willetts s. by Briswalter 4. Passed ball
Ross: Time of game hour and so minutes
Umpire-Toman.
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PITCHEs BEMILDERING Ball

Christian pitched bewildering ball
while he was in the box The best
proof Of this is the fact that the Seals
only nailed him for three hits. He
was wild all the time and this weak
ness gave the home team all the runs
that il secured. When Nelson went
IN 70 pitch the Seals We're moved down
with machlnelike regularity. They. did
not have a chance.
The game was exciting and spec
Il cular in every inning. The Seals
were trying so very hard to make it
seven straight that nobody dare say
they would fail till Mohler. the last
man up in the ninth struck out 1t
was fighting game all the time. re-
plete with that uncertainty that makes
baseball the greatest Of all sports. The
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STANDING of THE cLuBs
tstate League,
RESULTS or GAMES

RESULTS or GAMES
San Francisco 4. Oakland y,
San Francisco 3, Oakland Z.
Stockton \, San jesse =.
Santa Cruz q. Fresno 4.
Santa Cruz \, Fresno z.
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SEALS FALL DOWN
NLAST LAP OF
SERIES
After Winning Six Without a
Miss They FaIfer Before
Great ThrOng
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 4. Oakland }.
Oakland :. San FranciscO D.
Vernon :, Los Angeles 4.
Los Angeles 3. Vernon j.
Portland =. Sacramento 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28
IoeAn "a sRYAn

4 Especial Wire to -J.sOveFioek-}- }-
 NEW YORK, March 27.-Stccks continue strong adn bnpyant. The more cheerful news has exerted a more favorable influence over the foreign markets and good buying in our securities has come from that sOgrcs. The steady advance in Eng iish c01sois has also been Q help Most eastern advices are friendly to the market, but we are rather inclined to the lower and medium priced SC c1rities ia making new commitments. feeling that the higher priced issues have about discounted in their re- feelt movements to the news that has so far promulgated or is liable to de Fslcp ia the immediate future. The market, however, in all classes of securities shows underlying strength. and on every outbreak the offerings absorDed with readiness and prices quickly bid up. The market is broadening, and we believe for some time to come excellent opportunities in the way of a trading market.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

IN THE JUSTICE COURT, SECOND
 Precinct. County of Cochise. Terri
 tory ct Arizona
 r. A. Tovrea & Go, . corporation. plairtsa, vs. Cora Miles, alias Cora Wortman, defendant, sumnaons.
 Action brought in the Justice Court of Second Precinct in and for the County of Cochise. in the Territory of Arizona.
 In ths name of ths Territory of Ari- zora:
 To Cora Niles, alias Cora Wort man, defendant.
 Greeting: You are hereby summon ed and required to appear ta an ec- ton brongnt against you by the above named plantn n the Justce Court Of second Precinct, in and for the Coun- ty of Coehisc, sn the Territory of Art- zons, and answer to the complaint filed in ssia Justsce Court, at Bisbee, in ssid county, within nvo days, ex- elusive of the day of service, after the serTfoe upon you Of this summons, If served within this precinct; but fl erFoi without this precinct. but within the county, ten days; but fl served out of tho county, fifteen days; in sll o.aer cases. twenty days; or judgment by de.sult win be taken against yon.
 - Given under nay hand at Bisbee Arizona, this 10th day of February, 1909. M. c. HIGH, Justice of tho Peace of said Precinct
 Firs. publication March 2, 1909.
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DICK EROS.

Especial Wire to L. J. OverlOck)
 NEW YORK. March 27.--The mar ket is awakening today and showed greater activity, strength and breadth than for . long time past and a new high price level was made fer the current upward movement. Buyers found the supply Of stocks as limited as ever, but what was equally impoT- tant was the indications of new bull ish actvity On the part of the strong interests. All week the market has been hardening, but that it should develop 5uoyancy is logical and in line V tn our recent advices.
 We look for further improvement in the Hartman stocks, St. Paul. Atch. son, New York Central, Rock Island preferred, Mexican Central, the Hin shares, Shelters. B. 6 O. all seem promising. The list gives indi- cations of moving up next week.