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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

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Boston .....,.00 0 o o o 90 Ill Z
Batteries--Joss and Easterly; Areilanes
and Carrigan.
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st. Louis 0i0.0t3 "a 02 oil IS 1
Batteries - pygefts Coombs. Morgan,
viokers and Livingstone: Howell. Dinssn
and Criger and Sfnith.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
Lank Twlrler Beats Hopeless
Newark Crowd.
Kansfislders Appear to be Climbing
for the Top Round Of the Lad
der The Games.
HOW THE CIdJBs STAND.

GAMES TODAY.
Portsmouth at Mansfield.
Lancaster at Marion.
Newark at Lima.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
ON THE DIAMOND

AT CINCINNATI r. II. ..
Cincinnati ..... 0 0 0 I o o Oh
New York 40 2 o o 0 20 0 o.
Batteries-Gasper, Rowan and Mo-
Lean Raymond and schlei.
AT PITTSBURG- X. H. u.
Pittsburg ...3OO 40 0 ~ 10 1
Brooklyn .....3olo % / O---5 l6 /
Batteries willis and Gibson;
Pastofius and Bergen.
AT ST. LOUIS II. II. Z.
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81. Louis 800 ! o 00 o 0 OIL o
Batteries--Moore and Doom; More,
Rhodes, Higgins and Phelps.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

JOANNA:
PRlIDENCE.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
MESA DEPARTMENT
ARIZONA THE MAKING
 OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Territorial Headquarters Found Ev- anywhere in Los Angeles.

T. F. POmeroy Of the Pomeroy- Guthrie Realty company, has just arrived in the valley from a several weeks sojourn in San Diego and other Southern Californian towns, where he went with his family. The change of climate he made primarily in the hope of benefitting his daughter Le- ona's health. The change has proven very beneficial and the young lady is again on the rapid road to complete recovery.
 MT. POmeroy, in speaking of his trip stated that from all indications. that Arizona meant more to Southern Cali fOrnia than can be imagined. Every where can be seen Arizona Head quarters" posted in prominent places and the idea seems to be to corral the trade of the territory.
 And while the resorts are after the trade of the Arizonians. the climate has incidentally made captive a num- Der of old-time residents of this sec ton. Mr. Murray. an old-time sheriff of this county. was found in the mer- cantile business in San Diego.
 En route home, MT Pomeroy met MT. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson and Mrs. L. B. Johnson, at Santa Monico. and reports that they are enjoying them selves.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
AN EARLY WEDDING
 IN PHOENIX TODAY IN WHICH TWO TEMPE PEOPLE TAKE LEADING PARTS. Miss Josephine Murphy and Frank erechan Will be Married at Seven This Morning and Will Take
 the Santa Fe For the
 Grand Canyon.

By the time this story is read this morning by most of the Tempe read CTS. Frank Brechan will have forsaken the ranks of the single and will have become benedict.
 The news will hardly be a surprise for it has long been apparent that Mir Brechan was contemplating some such move but the date of the affair has been pretty well kept a secret and the particulars did not leak out until yes terday afternoon when Mir Brechan went to Phoenix. It is hardly necessary to state that the other party concerned Is Miss Josephine Murphy
 The ceremony takes place this morn ing at seven o'clock in Phoenix at the Catholic church. Immediately after ward the bride and groom will take the morning train for the north. The we'd ding will be a quiet one. only few being present to witness it. Mir and Mrs. Brechan will make their first stop at the Grand Canyon where they will spend several weeks. From there they will continue on east to Freemont, Neb.. for a visit with relatives. They will then visit Mrs. Brechan's parents in Emmetsburg. Iowa, after which a call will be made on Mir Brechan's home town. Chamberlain, s. D.
 Just where the young people will To- cate is not known. MT. Brechan says himself he has not definitely decided just where they will call home for a time. He has had an attractive prop osition offered him in the middle west he laaflao fn good bye to Arizona. It is by no means certain. however. that such will be the case and both young people having spent some time here will more than likely do as most people do who once live here-come back again and stay forever
 Mrs. Brechan came here some four years ago from her home in Emmets- burg and has been here most of the time since though she has made one or two trips home She is an attractive young lady and during her residence in Tempe has made a host of friends who wish her much joy and happiness.
 MT. Brechan has been a resident of Tempe a similar length of time. com ing here from South Dakota some four years ago with his brother. Dr. F. c. Brechan. He is a graduate pharmacist and since being here has been connect ed with both drug stores in that ca pacity. He has made many friends and acquaintances in Tempe and Mir. and Mrs. Brechan will always find welcome waiting for them here. if by chance they ever decide to return.
 Though the bridegroom sneaked out of town last evening to avoid the ad- vance congratulations of friends and well wishers. he authorizes the an nOuncement that a liberal supply of good cigars will be found at the usual places this morning after seven o'clock with the compliments of himself and wife
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
HE PLEADED GUILTY
 AND PAID 4 FINE
The Mexican Who Gave the Marsha
 Such a Chase.

Aemrial Romero, the Mexican who was detected in the act of supplying an Indian with liquor the other night returned to town yesterday and took up his work with the bridge gang. It was hardly expected that he would ever show up again as there was a clear case against him. The federal officers. however seemed to take little or no interest in the matter and he was taken before Justice Carr on a misdemeanOr charge fined s1250 which he paid and was discharged That was as much as the justice could do in the matter. The liquor selling matter comes under the Jurisdiction of the United States officers and if they do not see fit to push the case. 1t Is not the concern of the local author ities.
 Romero pleaded guilty to the charge and said that he bought the booze for the Indian under the impression that he was a Mexican and for some per sonal reason did not care to go into the saloon and make the purchase himself Romero has worked on the bridge gang for two years and is said to a very reliable man and a good worker
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
l BUMPER CROP
 OF ALFALFA SEED
BETTER THAN $40 AN ACRE FROM
 SEED ALONE.
To Say Nothing of Crop of Hay and
 Winter Feed.

What a man can accomplish with a piece of ground in the Salt River val ley under ordinary conditions is truly wonderful and from time to time some particular yield or other eXcites more than passing interest. Just at present the alfalfa seed crop is being harvested and reports of unusual yields are time ly.
 Alfalfa seed growing Is coming to be one of the best paying features on the valley farm and what an acre will pro- duce is well illustrated in the follow ing incident: A c. Mcdonald, who now owns the old James Carroll place southwest of town has just harvested a crop of seed from a 25-acre field. The field netted a litle over 5000 pounds. The prevailing price at the present time is eleven and a half cents per pound, consequently from this twenty-five acres Mir. Mcdonald prOfited. little better than a thou sand dollars or over forty dollars an acre. In addition to this the field pro duced a good crop of hay and is yet good for considerable winter pasture.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
MACCABEES INSTALL
 NEW OFFICERS

The local tent of the Maccabees, which is known as Tent No. ', install ed officers Thursday evening for the ensuing six months. The follow ing officers assumed the responsi- bilities of their respective positions:
 Past Commander. 0. l.. Pickens, Sir Knight Commander. Elmer Ruse; Lieutenant Commander. w. H. Peter son; Chaplain, w. H. Hogle; re- corder. Cecil Drew; sergeant, Geo. s. Irwin.
 Those who have been elected. but were not present to take their oath of office. were:
 c. Fred Bracket, master-at-arms. c. H. Van Antwerp, first master of guards; F.. T. Ford. second master of guards; Dr. Nelson, sentinel, sen tinel; c. M. Johnson. picket w. II. Hogle has been designated as recorder for the next month. and all dues should be paid to him. Cecil Drew is preparing to leave for Berkeley college. which makes this arrange ment necessary.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31

There Is more catarrh in this section Of the country than all other diseases put together. and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced 1t a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven ca tarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treat ment Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac- tured by F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. O.. is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case 1t fails to cure. Send for circular and testimonials.
 Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO. To- ledo. Ohio.
 Sold by druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for indiges-
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
News Notes,

Pete Carney, of the Superstition Development company. left yesterday morning for his mine. twenty-eight miles east of Mesa
 Thornton Fitzhugh, the architect who planned the Chandler. was in the city yesterday. trying out one of the fans used in the cold air service to be used in the building.
 Aroj Russ was a passenger for Roosevelt yesterday morning
 Mir. and Mrs. Webb. of the Roose- welt mercantile, came down from the dam site. and proceeded on to Tempe. from whence they will go to California for the summer.
 Bird Henderson, of the engineer ing corps at Roosevelt, was a pas senger to that place yesterday after his vacation.
 Ed Hunsaker and family expect to leave in a few days for the moun- tains.
 Mrs. A. A. Jones. Mrs. Wm. Ne well and Mrs. Marc Newell have gone to California for the summer.
 John Linnenburger. who was taken to Phoenix a few days ago suffering
  returned to Mesa, and is again at work. MT. Linnenburger was one of the most trusted employees of c. K Scott, the superintendent of the company installing the Mesa water works system and was welcomed back on the work.
 The total cantaloupe shipments now amounts to 112 car loads.
 Dr. R. F. Palmer and W. N. Stevenson were Phoenix visitors yes terday.
 Joseph Huber. of Everybody's Drug store. was a Phoenix business visitor yesterday. principally to see that the Marathon race was pulled off in prop CT shape.
 Mrs w H. Peterson left yesterday for Crown King MT. Peterson will will leave within week or two for Flagstaff, and Mrs. Peterson will join him en route. They will camp among the pines during the remain ing portion of the heated term.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
ADVANCE DETAIL
 LEAVES FOR FORT
Other Shooters Will Depart on This Mornings Train.

Lieutenant Harris, Corporal Woolf and Privates Hitchcock and Russell joined the advance detail under Major Hayden yesterday morning and pro ceeded to Fort Huachuca to make ar engagements for the preliminary con- test which takes place next week. To- day the other members of the com pany who will engage in the shoot will leave. They are Captain Woolf, Lieu tenants Jones and Sigala and Private Fogal They will remain at the fort until about the middle of the month when the team will be made up and the members of 1t will proceed to Camp Perry. Those from here who do not succeed in making a place on the team will return at that time. The na- tional shoot at Camp Perry commences on the 22nd of August.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
MANAGER APPOINTED.

At a meeting of the directors of the Mesa Dairy and Ice company, Thurs day evening Fred Weekes was made manager of the concern. Mir. Weekes took the plant July 1st, and has con- ducted the affairs in a business-liks way, and such a manner as to satisfy the directors that he is a suitable man for the place. MT. Weekes has been identified with the Mesa Dairy and Ice company for long time. and is fully alive to the needs Of the plant from the standpoint of the rancher. -L-- M
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
AMATEUR NIGHT AT COLISEUM

Another record rd-breaking crowd was present at the Coliseum Thursday night and two performances were given. It Is estimated that approx imately five hundred people saw the show The work of Mae LaRue in singing specialties was exceptionally good. The prize in the amateur con test was awarded to oscar Webb, who appeared in a black face mono logue with a singing speciality.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
A FAREWELL LUNCHEON.

Thursday at one o'clock, Mrs Clara Van Noate entertained with a farewell luncheon for her daughter. Corinne. who leaves Monday. August 2nd, for oberlin college where she will study music and art. The dining room was prettily decorated in La France roses with La France buds as favors. After a dainty three course luncheon, coffee and music were enjoyed in the living room. Covers were laid for, Miss Quinn. Miss Jean Quinn. Miss Woolf. Miss Irene Woolf. Miss Mary Corbell, Miss Nell Harris, Miss Louise Blount and Miss Alberta Painter.
 Go to Baldwin's for peaches-3 cents per pound.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
REACHED DESTINATION.

Word has been received here from Round Valley, above Pine, Arizona, to the effect that Don NJ LeBaron. Jr.. Chas- Pew and Al. Millett. with their families had arrived at that place and were enjoying the cool weather.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31

Angeles were registered at the Casa Loma yesterday.
 Rather quiet here yesterday; Friday half holiday as usual.
 Through the agency of R. A. Windes lots three and five in Goldman's addi- ton have been sold to J. H Daniels by w J. Stewart
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
METHODIST CHURCH.

The morning theme at this church next Sunday will be The Old Testament" its proper place and true standing in the light of the twentieth century knowledge and dis coveries.
 The pictures in the evening wiz show the close of the old Testament cOurse-the stories of Esther, Elijah and Daniel
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
TELEPHONE BUSINESS.

J. H. Langston of the Peoples In dependent Telephone company was a Mesa business visitor yesterday. At torney Langston is responsible for the statement that the new telephone company business is prospering.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
wATERwoRKs PUMP INSTALLED.

One of the water pumps for the new waterwOrks system was lowered into the pit yesterday and the other will be placed in position today. The system is being rapidly completed and will be in working order in a feV weeks.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
NOTES OF NEWS.

Rumor has 1t that wedding bells are shortly to ring in Tempe again.
 Miss Elva BlOunt, who has been spending the winter with her sister Mrs. Lynd. left Thursday evening for Los Angeles She was accompanied by Miss Louise Blount.
 A number of Tempe people took in the races at the Fair Grounds yester- day afternoon.
 C. w Lutes and R. Johnston of Los
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
MRS. EIsHRuRN,s DEATH.

Mrs F. F. Fishburn died yesterday afternoon at her temporary home on East Sth street The deceased accom- panied by her husband came here from Muscatine. Iowa, early last fall on ac-} count of her health. The intermenr will be made at her former home and the remains will probably be shipped this evening.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31

Ripe peaches at Baldwin's.
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sUCkLIH BREEzES

The weather clerk concluded we need
ed a change, 1t rsined Monday and Tues
day. II spoils the sutoiDg, but 10 fine on
the wheat that is sown, and most Of 1t is
10 the ground 10 this part Of the coun-
try, though there are few farmers that
are not quite through sowing yet.
A. B. Gresham has moved bis house,
hold goods to KingsdowD. He is build
ing q residence there and expects to open
up the bank there 10 short time.
f. N Denning, of the state Of New
York, Q cousin of Frank and Glenn Ar.
menirout, has moved into the A. B.
Evans house, just north Of the railroad
y. II. Wagler has moved bis family
from town to his new house south Of
town.
s. e. Stofer Is moving into his house
In Bucklin for the winter.
&. o. CLARK, of Ottawa, Kansas, came
in last Friday evening and spent Friday
night and Saturday with bis wife's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Glosslee. Earl
10 one OF the old timers. he hauled the
first load Of lumber on to the Bucklin
townsite. His fathers residence was
one or the first houses built in BucklIn
and II d still standing, though It was
moved . short time ago to another part
Of town. Mr.. Clark left Bucklin nine
teen years, but has been back here few
times On1hortvisIis since leaving. Il y
SIX years since his last visit until this
Time. He took little Trip out through
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-21
Items From Howell

Mr.. Good is 10 the neighborhood with
bis lhreshing[mscbine. 3snaSs
OMr. Rogers and wife have been in st.
Joseph for the past two weeks. They
were called there by the serious Illness
Of sister Of Mr.. Rogers.
Mrs. Bradburn left last Saturday for
her home ct Pendleton. Oregon, after an
extended visit with her parents, Mr.. .and
Mrs. AnderS.
Miss Della Anders visited her parents
Sunday.
Harve Parker is working for Mr..
Gragg.
r Albert Miller and family visited at D.
A. Lupton's Sunday.
Our school Is progressing nicely with
Fred Mcdaniel ss teacher.
Tommy Wilcox 10 attending school al
Dodge City.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-21

IL
tho country Saturday evening In 9. F.
Trsgess auto and hs says there hes been
vast inprcvemsntin BucklIn and sur
rounding country since be was here last
We believe him, there certainly has been
4 great change In that time.
The sidewalk on the south side OF Oak
street il being extended to Nshraska Az
venue.
O. o. WEIGH has sold bis property In
In the west part Of town to W. F. May
hood. Mr.. WEIGH has moved to Dodge
City.
r. H. Benedict made business trip to
Dodge City Tuesday. He took lady
with him and his business was with the
Probate Judge. Well 1t has been sosince
the days of Adam and Eve, and will con.
Time so until the end.
Chas. Robinson and wife returned
from their visit In Kansas City, Tuesday.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-21
FORD ITEMS.


Chas. Herzer was down from Dodge
on Tuesday OK last week.
A family by the name Of Matley are
occupying the snoeks property.
Miss Hsgerman has added a nice new
barn to her premises.
Mrs. L. @. Halves and children took
the train on Friday for Turon, where
they visited her sister, Mrs. Russell, over
Sunday.
w. A. Lonker made bis weekly trip to
Coldwater Saturday.
X. B. Hagerman will Install an acety-
lene light plant to light bis new residence
and barn.
J.F. Reynolds will build a large barn
on r. l.. Imel's place near Bucklin.
Mrs. Rolla Hagermsn was a Dodge
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Lulu Bradford has been here from
Wichita several weeks visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shook made trip to
Dodge In their new Buick car Friday.
X. s. Jones and wife have been visit
ing among their children for several
weeks, and are grandparents to another
son, born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Shook
last week.
Samuel B..Reed, manager Of the Buck.
lin Produce Co., transacted business hero
the first Of the week.
The front Of the Smith store is being
fitted for the dry goods department; the
groceries have been moved to the rear.
Announcement cards were received
last week Of the marriage Of Miss Viola
Hollopeter to Erasmus Madison, on sun
day, October 10, at Oklahoma City. Mr..
Madison 10 the last bachelor 70 pass out
OF the ranks In this vicinity, he being the
fifth one to enter into the marriage con-
tract within the past year. Hearty con-
gratulations from Ford friends follow
them and wish them much happiness
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. D. Herzer were Sun.
day guests at the home Of Mrs. Herzers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison.
Miss Mary Crawford sold her land, $50
acres, to an Illinois party last week for
$36 per acre. Mrs. Crawford will not
give possession until March.
DR.. and Mrs. j. D. Hollopeter and
daughter, Miss Hattie, who spent month
on'the Western coast during the sights at
the Seattle Exposition, and around the
southern part Of California, stopped on
their way home last week. They re-
turned to Oklahoma City Saturday,
which, the doctor thinks, is the only
place to live.
Miss Agnes Steele, Dodge City high
school student, came home Friday even
ing to spend Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steele.
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The board Of county commissioners met at
the court house In Dodge City, Kansas, Tues
day. October 8, 1909. at . m.
The entire day was spent In conference
with bridge engineer and concrete work
men In consideration of plans and costs OF
putting cement floor on the Dodge City
bridge.
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day, October Q, 1909. at m.