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Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
WEEKLY LUNCHEON
 OF BOARD 0F TRADE
STATEHOOD" DAY DURING FAIR
 WEEK IS DECIDED ON.
Those Who Attend the Gun Shoot Here Will be Given an Auto
 Ride About the Valley.

The directors of the board of trade yesterday resumed their regu- lar weekly luncheons which had been discontinued on account of the ab- sence from the city of many of the board.
 They met at the Ford hotel yes terday at the hour of I2:15. The most important business transacted was the arrangement of plans for the entertaining of the visitors to Phoenix during the Gun Club shoot. Sept. 22 to "A.
 The matter was called to the at tention of the board by w. B. Twit- chell. He asked that the board of trade cooperate in making a success of the shoot. He suggested an auto mobile ride about the valley Sunday. Sept 24 The suggestion was ap- proved and all owners of automobiles will be asked to donate their cars for a few hours on that day SO that the visitors may not alone have a good time but carry away with them an adequate idea of the extent of this valley and its productiveness.
 Another matter that was brought to the attention of the board was the question of location for a bur eau in Los Angeles. Correspondence with Colonel J. H. McClintock. who is now at the coast. was read It was decided to accept the offer of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com merce for quarters in that building, provided no better location can be secured Secretary Welch was in structed to write Colonel McClintock to that effect He was also request ed to write to R. S. Stubbs of the Southern Pacific and Swanhauser. who represents film company, in regard to procuring moving picture films of the valley.
 Secretary Welch stated that the territorial fair commission had ap- preached him on the subject of hay ing a statehood" day during the fair. The board of trade will make arrangements for such a day. The secretary announced that s450 had been received from non residents to- ward the expenses of the board as a result of a movement to get out side support as well as in. The work vii be continued and all those who receive benefits from the work of the board will be asked to con tribute.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
GOLDEN RULE" POLICE WORK.

Already the lesson of Cleveland, which was in a fashion taught first by Toledo, has spread to other parts of the Union; Evansville. Ind; Har- risburg, Pa; Lansing. Mich; Bir- mingham, Ala, are adopting in whole or in part in their police work the salient principles of the Golden Rule" Toledo. having taken the lead. has added features of her own.
 Not long ago Police Judge Stewart years fin the workhouse on a prisoner arraigned before him on the charge of habitual intoxication. An erect figure with flashing eyes strode up to the judge bench with the crisp statement: No man should be ar rested on the charge of being drunk He should be sent to sanitarium, not to workhouse. He is suffering from a disease and he won't be cured by being treated like a criminal"
 The speaker was Perry D. Knapp, chief of the Toledo police department. and his words illustrate another phase of the awakening of the Amer ican city. Toledo and Cleveland are only two of the communities that are coming to see that the three hun dred thousand arrests for drunken ness in the United States every year are neither decreasing the appetite for liquor nor. in the majority or cases. adding to the protection of the community.
 The Toledo police are noticeable for a reform in still another dlrSc- ton. They have eliminated both canes and clubs. On the streets or the Metropolis of Northwestern Ohio you will find policemen who nave left the bullying baton in the attlc. With the exception of the blue uni form they are just like any other men. And the miracle is. that not only have they found the club un- necessary. but they are doing more effective service without it than ever.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-12

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 Special all this week. My full s5
 palmistry readings and dead trance clairvoyant sittings. soc and s1OO I tell of changes, successes, failures
 marriages. divorces, lawsuits. travels
 deaths, love affairs, separations. dis eases, etc. I accept no fee in ad- vance. If you are not satisfied vou pay me nothing. I wish to show the citizens of Phoenix that there is one in this profession that understands his business and is no fake. I am IT years before the public and can refer you to eX-Mayor Storey of Portland. and T. T. Geer, eX-Governor of the state of Oregon. I have read the palms of the most noted personages on either side of the Atlantic. The imprints are at my rooms for inspec- tion@ No darkened rooms or cabinet. l say without fear of contradiction that I stand today the acknowledged peer of all in my profession. I am here with a desire to help only those who honestly wish to better their condi- ton and are willing to employ the ser and are willing to employ the ser vices of a true palmist. and can give a thousand times the value received ask no one to believe what I tell them until they are thoroughly con vinced that I have knowledge that required years of study and careful training to acquire. My days of ex- perimenting are over. My profession al services are 9 boon to the amb- tious. discontented and unhappy peo- pie. This week only 30 cents and s1.00. Don't forget the name, CHES- TERFIELD. parlors at the ."Whar- ton House." 3S North Center street. open evenings
Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 Seven-room house and lot; fine shade, on north Fifth avenue Price S2500. $500 cash will handle it. For sale or exchange for small ranch or Phoenix property. S-room house and lot 10Ox140 feet Six blocks from center of Hiawatha. Kansas, a town of 4O00 population. This is an ideal home in a fine town, and first class country. Price S2500.
 N. j. HANLEN & co.
 43 West Adams St.
 Phone Red 3911.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
RECORD OF TRANSFERS As Reported By the Arizona Abstract & Title Company
 IA West Washington St.

Henry l.. Peterson and wife to Mar tin l.. Arnold, deed, part lot ,, block 9 Mesa.
 k. A. Spaulding and wife to William Ham. deed, lot 75, Highland Add.
 $. w Sugar X Land Go. to J. J. Gump. deed, southwest quarter, south east quarter, section l, township ? north, range l east.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
A DISQUIETING REPORT.

"Is it true" asked Plodding Pete, dat yous is offerin' work to anybody dat comes along?"
 Yep. replied Farmer C0rntossel. Jes' take off your coat an'-"
 Not me. I'm jes' a scout sent ahead by de other fellers to verify terri ble rumor. Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
WELCOME NEWS.

Whats de news, Jimmy?' aswed the tall messenger boy.
 Uncle sam has seized a million ice cream cones," announced the short messenger boy with the newspaper.
 Oats good, Now if he'll only seize de ice cream in de country maybe a chap what's keeping company will have de price of a ticket to a ball game oc onally.'-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
FOR SALE

Brick house; shade. sidewalks. Only S1200; $500 down.
 We are offering some very nice homes, North Side. very reasonable. We have a 5-acre ranch, 3h miles out: $12O0: $25O down, $15 per month. l60 acres; A water; $37.50. Will trade for city property.
 We have a number of good trades to offer
 We have the best 100-acre ranch in the valley at $200 per acre.
 BIGLEY & SON, Phone, Black 4751. 35 N. list Ave.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
LEMON WHEY FOR INVALID.

One cup hot milk. two teaspoonfuis sugar and one small lemon. Heat the milk in a double boiler and add the ;,ice of the lemon, cook until the curd separates and then stsalh through a cheese cloth Add the sugar and serve hot or cold.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-12
FOR SALE.

Modern Groom house, on Indian school car line, with one and one quarter acres. for $4000. Half cash, balance on time to suit. Modern Groom cement block house. on Brill car line, for $4000; $500 cash and balance same as rent
 FOR RENT. 5-room brick house, near Indian school, with acres of land, for $25 Der month.
 5-room brick house on West Adams street for $20 per month.
 B. G. PECkA.
 Real Estate and Insurance, 42l5 West Adams St.. Phoenix. Ariz.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Jeff Makes Up
for Lost Time
by Hard Work
Ex- Champion Puts in Some Strenuous
Licks After Vacation of
One Day.

BEN LOMOND, Cal, April 27.-Jim JEFF
fries made up for his vacation of yester-
Gay by working with redoubled energy to-
day, He declared he felt in a working
mood and allowed himself little letup. He
worked on all the indoor strength-building
devices and put ginger and life into his
tasks.
A six-round boxing bout with Sam Berger
was planned for the afternoon, but Jeffries'
work this morning was so warming that
his trainers did not want TO heat his blood
any more and the bout was postponed.
The skin trouble on Jeffrles' back is dis
appearing rapidly and his trainers expect to
eradicate it in two days more.
J~effries spent the afternoon hours work
ing with the laborers on the river dam,
which sprung a leak Saturday. Until the
leak Is stopped boating and swimming arr
impossible and as these are among the
sX-champion's favorite pastimes he will put
in much of his spare time in helping at the
dam.
Accompanied by Bob Armstrong, Far
mer" Burns and Joe Choynski. he started
at dawn on ten miles OF regular road work
between the big trees. with Ben Lomond
and Billy Papke going over part Of the
run.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Varsity Players
to Make the Trip
in Spite OF Rule
Athletic Board Makes Late Decision
and Games Will Be Secured
Wherever Possible.

LINCOLN, April 2I.-(Special telegram
The Nebraska base ball team will make
its annual eastern trip into Iowa and Min
nesota, although the players on the nine
will not bear Qualifications Of eligibility
from the athletic board that they are anna
tours under the anti-summer base ball rule
Of the conference. The Cornhusker board
voted yesterday to let the team make
the scheduled trip.
Iowa university will not be played on
this trip, as the Hawkeye Athletic board
refused to permit the C~ornhuskers to play
at lows City unless their amateur stand
ing was certified by the local board.
Possibly Minnesota will take the same
stand that Iowa has, although the Gophers
have not as yet decided what they will
do. Nebraska notified the Minnesota au-
thorities that the Cornhuskers would make
the trip and would like to play at Min
neapolis, where games with the State uni
versity are booked for Friday and Satur-
day, next. Manager Teach OF the Min
nesota team limited, last week that his
school would play the Cornhuskers, though
the latter bore no certification as regarded
summer base ball.
The Nebraska board will send it's team
east bearing a signed statement that the
Cornhusker authorities believe their team
is as eligible as any of past years, and
stating that all the men are qualified
students.
Ames has agreed to acc pit the Corn
husker players, without any statement
from the local board in respect to sum
mer base ball. A letter was read before
the board, in which the Ames authorities
stated that they are In full sympathy with
the movement against the anti summer
base ball rule of the colferencs, which Ne
braska has started. In permitting the team
to go on the eastern trip, the Cornhusker
board has not abandoned its fight against
its ruling, but will carry the rule before
the next confersn;e met ing. The team
to be played on the trip are; Ames, High
land Park at Des Moines, Cornell at Mt.
Vernon, and Minnesota at Minneapolis.
Iowa wal scheduled for Wednesday and
Manager Eager is trying to get Grinnell
to take the date.
The trip will be started next Friday
when the team Will leave Lincoln to meet
the Ames Aggies Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Omaha. Loses by One Run; Lincoln Beaten by the Same Score; Cubs Beat +
DEyyERS CANE IN TENTH
Omaha Fails to Connect at Most
Critical Period.
CONTEST LOST, SCORE 10 TO 9
50. Joe Lays IL over sioux city by
) 90 1-Lincoln Loses TO
wichita-ChamDs Win
at Topeka,

DENVER. April H.-Furchner's bad
throw and "Swampy" ~Thompson's single
ended in the tenth inning, a long dragging
game, which Denver had to win twice in
order to have safe 10, It's column. Pitcher
Jared badly, first patton getting his and
then three Denver men being chased to
the bench. OF these latter, Hagerman
went out because Of an injury to his fin
ger; the others, because the Omahas
proved bad incidence to them. When
Olmsted was called in, he being the fourth
Denver pitcher, the local nine was ahead,
out he gavt two bases on balls and Harry
Welch's hit tied the score,
At the beginning, .Beal scored from a
three-base hit In the first inning, when
schlpke dropped a fhroYn ball. In the sec
Dad inning a base on balls, an error by
Fox and two sacrifices gave Denver. two
runs withoutia hit Omaha scored in the
fourth on Kings twn-Ragger and Kane's
single. r'o =
Denver's batfest IN the fifth was an
exhibition Of free hitting, seven hits Civ
ing six runs. Everything seemed to go
Yafc in spite Of Pattou9 best efforts.
Gillen went in for, Denver in the sivth
inning, and escaped hdndily for a time, but
In the seventh the Omaha hitters found
him soft and easy. Schipke. Gonding, Pat
ton, Shottun and Fox made singles in a
row. Then Buchanan was sent in and
King made a single off him, thus sending
In the last Of Omaha's three runs Of the
inning, Kelley's error opened the seventh
and buchanan lost his nerve. A base on
balls, mixed with two singles and Fox's
three-bagger tied the score, Olmsted went
in before all this Happened and was re-
sponsible for giving Omaha its chance, as
he passed two and WEIGH sent them in
with a single.
After the eighth Olmsted was invincible.
Furchner did well IN the eighth and ninth,
but lost his head in the tenth. Lindsay
opened with a hit. When MsAleese tried
to sacrifice Furchner oyerthrew second
in trying to catch Lindsay. Then Thomp-
sons single ended the game.
Old Man Gonding is the happiest man
IN the league tonight, having made five
clean hits. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Sunday Ball Wins
Out in New York
Games Allowed Amateurs After $3.50
Harvard Player Defends Sab
bath Play.

ALBANY, N. Y. April ga bill legal
tzing Sunday base ball by amateurs be-
tween $3.50 and $3.50 p. m, squeezed through
ths assembly yesterday by a vote Of n to g.,
Cheering greeted the result. Speaker Wads-
worth, who played first base for Harvard
when in college. surrendered his gavel to
speak in favor OF the bill.
Il do not believe" he said, that this
sort OF thing violates the Sabbath. / be-
lIeye that 1t makes for the betterment OF
men and that is my conception OF follow,
ing In the footsteps Of the Divine master
Il would rather have my boy shouting
at the top Of his lungs when Casey's mitt,
closed over the long ny in the %outfielt
two out than have him loating arounC
street corners Sundays, telling stories
ogling women or debauching himself will
beer in the saloons"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
AID Club Ready
for Opening Game
Enterprising Organization Has Re-
served Block Of Seats for
Initial Fray,

The Omaha Ad club has reserved 200
seats in the grand stand at Vinton Park
for the opening Of the Omaha base ball
season May 10, when Omaha and Topeka
play here.
President Ralph Sunderland Of the Ad
club will be the first hitter to face Mayor
Dahlman, who will deliver the first ball.
Fans all owe the city are becoming en-
thusiastic over the opening day plans, and
it is expected that the Vlnton street park
will be filled to overlooking when the game
starts.
Twenty fans who are owners Of automo-
biles AVE informed the ifficers Of the base
ball club who a the opening day ar
engagements in hand that they will have
their machines in the parade, witch will
leave the downtown district for the grounds,
and others are expected to join.
The city council will attend in a body and
has made arrangements for automobiles to
carry the members in the procession.
1t Is expected that other organizations
OF the city which possess boosting spirits
will make plans to lend their air in max
ing the occasion a gala day before all ar
engagements are complete.
At a meeting of the executive committee
Of the Commercial club Tuesday noon the
question of that organization taking part
in the affair was brought up, but was
laid over without action being taken.
Reservations are being made daily for
seats and It is thought that most Of the
boxes will be sold before the gates open.
The arch at the city hall will flash Out
a welcome to the ball payers upon theiI
arrival in the city,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

st. Joe Make Eight TaIIies
and win.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 27.-After hold
ing the Sioux safe forl eight innings ny
pitching superb ball in the second game of
The series here this afternoon, Jimmy
Swift, the giant " Drummer sOuthpaw,
cheated himself out of a 'shutout in the
ninth by allowing Fenlen a, score when he
pegged Wildly to Clark at. first to stop
Beers. The Drummers had amassed eight
tallies inU exactly that number OF innings
and the break IN the ninth gave them an
8 to ] victory. swift struck out eight In
diRns.
Wilson mounted the Hill for the visitors
but was solved by the DrHmmers' sluggers
In the third, when three ITALICS slfted over,
Jones bringing In two with a triple to left
center. In the fifth, sixth and seventh the
home boys counted a run per inning and
In the eighth tho last two units were gar
nered off McLean's delivery. Mclean re-
lieVed Wilson in the seventh and the Drum
mers touched him for three runs and as
many hits,
Swift was invlncible. In the first place,
he had everything In the bender line, and
60 cap the climax was accorded air-tight
support by the eight Drummers behind
him. McChesney made an overthrow on a
return peg from center field, but It did moi
prove costly. The Dr1mmers were placinp
and punching their hits and the Sioux were
helpless, though they played a fighting
game from start to finish. Score:
4.. GTOITX nTTV F.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
ALASKA OFFICIALS REMOVED
United states Marshal aRd District
Attorney Dismissed by d
of President.

WASHINGTON. April G.-President Taft
has directed the removal from office OF
Daniel 4. Sutherland, United states mar
shall for the district Of Alaska and OF
John ]. Boyee, district attorney for the
first division OF Alaska. General inoom-
peteney was the charge against the mar
hal.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Lincoln one in the sixth, and Wichita
ned it up on two errors by James, a
sacrifice and Westerzil's single. A, base
on balls, a sacrifice and Cobb's single gave
Lincoln one in the seventh, but Wichita
came back with four singles, which with
three errors and a wolk netted five.
haner succeeded Schackelford in the
eighth, but gave way to Atchison, when
he pitched SIX balls in succession. An
other walk, a single and a two-bagger hit
gave LINCOLN three. The weather was
perfect. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
MURRAY TROUBLE ADJUSTED
Claim Against Philadelphia CIub
settled with President Lynch.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Fhe claim
OF. William j. Murray, aga nst the Pr la
delphta base ball Cub waSr adjusted toda Z
at a meeting between Thomls ]. Lyntn.
president OF the NationR' ga FORMER
club. After the conference Murray 80
Il simply ant TO say that the ne n
owners OF the Pntla elphiA club have set
tied With me on @ttrns entirely a isfas-
tory, The new man gem mt has dealt
fairly ana that Is all l nave 10 say"
The terms OF the settlement, which wa
as manager, and for back sAiary. wsre
not made public,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
YOusen Colts Win Three Games from
Peoples store, Captain
Getting High.

The Yousen Colts were at their old tricks
again last night, winning all three games
Yousen rolling high total OF sol pins.
Pitcher BruggemAn tried to break the
worlds record In the first game, getting
240 pins, all in one game.
In the Mercantile league the Quarter
masters won two games out of three from
the rangers, with Scott getting high total
Of COZ pins.
Tonight carp against Huntington at 8
O'Clock. Score!
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
CUBS VICTORS IN HOT FIGHT
Chicago Beats Pittsburg One to Moth
ing at Home.
.ATTLE IS DESPERATE ONE
Mcintyre, New HuFler, Pitches Bril-
liant Game-HOfman Makes Two
DOubIes and Single and Does
Fine Fielding.

CHICAGO, April H.-Chicago defeated
.Plttsburg, / to 0, in a hard fought game to-
day. Mcintyre, recently secured from
brooklyn, pitched brilliantly with men on
bases and held the losers safely all the way.
The hitting OF Hoffman, who made two
doubles and a single, and the fielding of
Beaumon and Hoffman were features.
Pitcher Reulbach, who has been i'll with
diphtheria for some time, reported to Chi
cage today. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
FUGATE TRIES TO DO o MUCH
Des MOines Takes Game, 10 to g.,
from T0peka..

TOPEKA, Kan, April~' M-Des Moines
took the game from Topeka today. 10 to g.,
by heavy hitting, Fugate, who has been
games, essayed to try d. whole game. A
hit, an error and a walk filled the bases
In the first, but no scores came in. The
second WIS his undoing, as six singles
We're registered. two Of them doubles before
the side was retired. Harris held the visit
ors down, but was jerked to let Landreth
bat in the firth when Topeka had three on
bases. Dalton picked his home run in the
sixth and in the eighth McManus started
trouble with a single, followed by Dalton
and Colligan cleaned up with a triple.
on Abbott's error. Biersdorfer was going
fine until the fifth, when two, doubles and
three bases. on balls Melted three scores.
BentZ came in and forced Landreth to fly
to Matticks and Topeka never troubled
him afterward. The scores
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Glidden Scouts
at Dallas, Texas
Night Control to Be Established
Therefore Star Roads
Are Good.

DALLAS, Tex, Arpil 2E.-The Gliddsn
tour pathfinder's car arrived in Dallas this
afternoon from Paris, Tex. DRi LewIS
Of the Pathfinder praised the Texas roads
and said Dallas would be night control N
the 1910 Glidden tour.
Tomorrow night will be spent at Fort
Worth and Fort Worth Automobiles wiz
the party to the Texas line, en-
route TO Oklahoma City.
ali druggists.
The Key to the Situation-Bee Want Ado
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Standing of the Teams
AMER. ASSN.
WEST. LEAGUE.
NAT IEAGTrE
AMER. LEAGUE.

Western League-Omaha at Denver, Lin
coin at Wichita, Sioux City at st. Joseph,
Des Moines at Topeka.
National League-Brooklyn at Boston,
New York at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at
Ptttsburg, st. Louis at Chicago.
American observation-disclosures at In
dlanapolis, Toledo at Louisville, Mlnneap-
oils at Milwaukee, st. Paul at Kansas Guy.
American League-Chicago at Cleveland,
Detroit at St. Louis, philadelphia at New
York. Boston at Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
LINcoLN enrs nIrs wnONe rIME
Loses TO wichita by, Close score OF
Ten % Nine.

WICHITA. Kan, April g,-wichita beat
LincolH today In a smuggling match, IL
which the visitors got the most hits, bu
not when needed This score ERs 10 toe
L,ncolus errors hiso we're oosuy. Wich.
Isbelrs home run. Five hits, Including
Jude'sf three Dagger and Claire's error
gave Eineoln four in the nth. Wichita
and saws single, Three SINGLES CAV,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

HONG Tun' Dalton, Ihree-base hit. Col
ugan. Two-base hits; Reilly, Matticks, Pen.
fold, Rats, Kunkle, Kerns. Sacrifice hits
Matt'cks. NeihOff, MeManus. Hits: ".
Fugate, in two innings; off Harris, 2 In
three innings; off Biersdorfer, s in five and
tWo-thlrds innings. Struck out; BY Flu
gate, /; by Harris, |; by Wright, 2; by
off Fugate, 2; Off Harris, 2. off Wright, /;
Off Biersdorfer, 4; off Bentz, l. Double
plays; Abbott TO Reilly, Niehoff to COLL
gan to Pentold, Raftls to Colligan, Passed
balli kerns. Wild pitch: Biersdorfer. Hit
By pitched ball. Kerns by Btersdorfer.
Ger.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
INDIANAPOLIS

Totals. "a 8 80 10 Q TOtais. -, 81 9 80 Is I
Columbus ..........O 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 "a
Two-base hits: Hayden, Sltton, Dele
hanty. Struck out: BY Duggan, 2; by Sit
James. Double play: Lewis to Carr. Base
on balls: Off sitton, G; off Duggan, 3, Sac
rifice hits: Delehanty, Milligan, Carr,
Murch, Bowerman, Quinlan. Time; 2:Oa
Umplres: Cusack and Bierhalter.