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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Pimlico Opens.

PIMIICO. Md. April 2O.-Lowering
skies and cool winds kept the attendance
down on opening day at Pimlico. Heavy
rains mad made the track sticky. but this
did not affect the size Of the fields.
Summary:
First race. four furIongs-OId Sduaw
10 ! won; The Rascal. to /. second .
sir Chiffon 6 10 / third Time. - 90.
Second race, six furlongs-Asticot II.
10 TO J. won, Reybourn. to !. second ,
Havre. 4 10 l. third. Time. 1:20
Third race six ruroncs-Horace f. 10
10 T. won: Startgowan, 20 to L. second; ;
Cbepontuc. 10 to ]. third. Time. 119 3-5
Fourth race, about two miles. steeple-
chase-Expansionlst 10 l.. won: DIR.
Heard, i5 10 !. second: Jimmy Lane. &
10 l. third. Time. 4:22 2-5.
Fifth race. four furlonEs-Mas ster John
even. won; Hereto. 3 TO ]. second; Rash
TO /. third. Time. so 2-59
Sixth race. mile and forty Fards-PuIka
TO 2. won High Private. even, second ;
Dixie King TO ]. third. Time, 149 40
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HORSES RUN WELL TO
FORM AT EMERYNILLE

OAKLAND, Cal. April 2o.-fTorses ran
well TO form at Emeryylle today and
favonte followers cashed in. several
events, In the feature event. Jim Gaff-
ney won by neck from Faneuil Hall. an
outsider. while Kid North was third.
Ocean Shore came right back after his
victory of few days ago and beat Beau
Man.
summary:
First race, FIVE and n half furlongs.
pursse-W. '. Brumby ll2 tWilliamsl; ,
to 2, third. Time. los 40. Ormond
Cunningham, Vespasian,, sully. Doweress
Mex and MorroIl finischd as named.
Second race. six and half furlongs
selling-I>ord of the Forest. ll2 (Kederis).
6 to .. won; Airs. ITO (Boren, . to 2.
third. Time. 1.2O 2-5. Sarinesca, Adena
Ampedo, Bonnie Reg and Deneen finished
as named.
Shore. l07 lWiliamsl. TO 2. Won; Beau
Man. Jog CTaylor). > to ,. second; Follie
l., lo5 Crhomas). 10 l. third Time.
Roberta and I.lyius finished as named.
Fourth race. futurity course selling
Jim GaTney; 1lo (Coburn), 3 TO .. won;
second; KID North sS (selden) 3 to l.
third. Time l:I0. DR. Daugherty Binoc-
ular and Johnny Lyons finished as
named,
Fifth race, one mile. seling-Delmas.
lol CSeiden). ls to 5 second; Special
Delivery; io7 tWiilIamsl; Ia to ]; third.
Matte Mack Tiflls. Contra Costa and
Captain Burnett finished as named.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Lena
Lech, 10 tMentry). TO 5. won. Emma
G., loo (Gargan). 20 /. second: French
Cook, l13 (Wlliams). 10 .. third Time
l:l4. Servicence. Arthur Hyman. Alex
Father Stafford. Paul Clifford and Ketchcl
finished as named.
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JOHNSON WILL BE HERE
TO TELL ALL ABOUT II

The fight fans and others are anxious
" awaiting the arrival Of Jack Johnson.
who is 10 appear at the Salt Lake the
alter. April rs. for the purpose of bet
ter sizing UP tho black champion. Man
ager Heagren has arranged a good box
ing card for the evenings entertain
meut. but the interest viii center In tho
champion.
So many conflicting reports have been
sent out from the Jeffrlcs training quar-
ters as regards the condition of the
former champion that the fans arc all
up in the air. Several of these reports
haVc caused the impression That the big
follow is not able to get himself into
condition and II this Is the case the fans
are anxious TO see how Johnson looks.
EesGren says that there Is big ad-
vance sale OF tickets. and he expects
a large house to see the heavyweight
champion.
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NO EXCURSION TICKETS
ON LIMITED TRAINS

CHICAGO. April 2O.--Jack Gleason.
partner OF TEX" Rlckard in the promo
,lon OF the Jeffries-J Johnson fight. viii
leave for the coast tomorrow night keen
~ disappointed, Gleason, who has been
here over a week IN conference with the
executive heads OF western railroads. was
Informed today that the Western Pas
senEer association had refused TO handle
tickets To The big battle along with
transportation. Another ruling which will
hurt the attendance from the east also
was handed down by The railroads II
WAS decided that no transContiDental eN
cursion tickets Will be heuorcd on limited
trains from June 23 TO July .. No rea
sons We're assigned by the association for
The ruling. and Gleason was at a loss TO
explain.
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS
AERO CLUB PUZZLED

NEW YORK. April 2O.-The board OF
governors of tho Aero Club OF America
lis putting In some strenuous hours
struggling with the problem or a decision
upon the place for holding the 1910 con-
lest Reports have been received from
representatives who recently went TO
Washington to confer with the citizens
aviation committee there. and kilograms
have been received from st. Louis Los
Angeles md other cities that want the
big race.
Washington's offer OF 100000 toward
the expense OF the meeting is still open
and the Merchants and Manufac cturcrs
association OF Los Angeles has guaran-
teed q similar sum. Several members
of the board. however, declare them
selves in favor of laying aside all out
side offers and holding the contest on
Long Island.
meeting OF the governors Friday.
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CHAPMAN MAKES LUCKY
STRIKE IN BIKE GAME

John NJ Chapman. former manager or
the Salt Palace and Saltair bicycle tracks,
has made "A lucky strike.
With a capital Of 100000 the Cycling
Racing association. with John NJ. Chap
man Frank Million and Julius Klein
schmidt as the principal shareholders.
was Incorporated n Trenton. n, j.. last
week The association will control the
tracks TO be built at Providence, r T..
New Haven, Conn. and the present Re-
we're Beach. Mass. saucer. The Newark
Yelodrome and the Clifton stadium,
which are also included IN the eastern
circuit are owned hy separate compa-
nIcs. although Chapman will be manager
OF the entire circuit.
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HEAGREN SECURES A
WORLDS CHAMPIOy

j. r.. Whittier Of this c,,,
been signed b. Manager Ioas
at the Salt Palace the oor7,rI
broke the worlds Gfty-ml,o
record last week on the nc,v ~.
Just completed by Jack Prince
covered nifty miles in i0:l3 or a
than jacob D"rosicrs record
the Los Angeles MOTORCYCLE r..
is. 1909. Whitt!er's time Tor ~
miles was Zoos. ar . % s.eo,"
than tho old record. Tho ama,s-
for fifty miles is il:i9 50. msS.
lIuyck at The Springfield
stadium.
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HEHIR SHOWS HEELS
TO CHAMPION KR

Paddy .. s. lichir OF Ausiu.
rode at the Salt Palace bIcycls h.
summer. IS making n good imr--
the east. Last week he took a.
IRE Of Frank Kramer. From N,
Hchir shows promise Of bse1~
strong figure In this seasons s,s-
Justice 10 Kramer II must he 4, I.
the OranGeman has not deye'-
proper stride as yet. chiefly bs.'
wca thcr has been cold. Krzmf- 4
weather rider. as Clarke and
Taylor and he viii not show al 1
until July.
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king MUST NOT MAKE
BURLESQUE OF BASEBALL

NEW YORK. April e0-President
Lynch of the National league fearing
John c. King. the recalcitrant catcher
Of the Chicago team. intended TO raise
the 500 fine imposed upon him by the
National commission for refusing TO play
with the Cubs last season. by acting in
vaudeville. announced that he had sent
the following telegram TO Chairman Herr
mann OF the National commission
Il suggest YOU take steps 10 stop
Kings appearing i'm vaudeville He
cannot make a burlesque of the national
game. Insist on his reporting to his club
at once. or the commission will take
further action in his case"
If King defies the commission, Presl-
dent Lynch Will ask TO have the case
reUDened.
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SWARM ANGRY BEES
ROUT BALL FANS
PLAYER Throws Baseball Into
Swarm; Honey-Makers Then
Draw Their Swords" ;"

Los ANGELES. April 2O.-In battle
with swarm OF angry bees this after
noon tho members OF the Los Angeles
and Vernon baseball teams were driven
of Chutcs park field and the grandstand
quickly cmptlcd Of Its crowd.
Los Angeles was playing in the field
and the Vernon team was throwing the
ball around near the grsndsjand when
The bees flew over. 4 player angered
them by hurting wild bali into their
midst. In a moment the spectators and
players were In wild flight. leapinG
benches To get out OF the way of the
stngers.
with welts on their faces after the bees
hnA retired.
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CHICAGO. April 2O-Addie loss
pitched the first no-btt game of the sea-
SON today. with Chicago as his victim
Cleveland won, 10 TO 0. Only three To-
calls reached first base, two bases on
balls and one on an eHcusable error by
Bradley. only one reached third. Joss
assists. n II n
Chicago ...... " q a n
Cleveland w
Clarke
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Bills Is CLEARED

CINCINNATI. Apri! 20.-7,>
made by the Fresno, Cal, StaIe
club that PLAYER Joseph BIls. L
Detroit. should como under tht
n contract jumper or inclIgIb|.
WAS refused today by the Naii11
mission. Evidence in the cas.|
that Bills had acted with the d.
Of the secretary Of the NaIlonal d
sion.
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SAM H|lDRETHM MI
SHIP HORSESI
If New Bill Injuries Rae;
VIII Not Enter for h.
can Purses.

NEW YORK, April % =,
Of Sam iildreth's horses trom
CONS carly races was ~"
statement from the owner "p,alr' ,as
u am waiting to sec The 't n.y.
new anti-raclns bills a, wv
seid III racing ia Injured MnI
est degree here. | shall shin "
10 Buenos Ayres, II is NOV q
sentiment with mc. Int 80 2
race horses for n living and ~
q LIVING out Of them. If thiS.
here. Argentina looks The mos,
spot 10 me. 's'
Ilidreth has in his barns NJ.
lection . [nn2ica OF riLh Jipke S,a and handicap
longing To James r. Kaene ~
present racing conditions d
valuation OF his thoroughbred.
cecd 100000.
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BOSTON. April 2O.-TaknE advantage
of the locals misplays and hard hitting
4. Elberfeld hit for a home run with
three men on bases in the sixth inning
r. II. j..
Washington .......,s ..........12 II 2
Boston ... - < Z
BaueTtes-Gray and Street; Smith Le-
roy, Collins and Carrigan. Madden.
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Rain Stops Game.

A driving rain stopped a baseball game
between the high school and seniors
Wednesday afternoon on the high school
campus. at the close OF the fourth inning.
the score then being Ii to In favor OF
the first team. high wind was blow
Ing, which made fast playing impossible
The first team scored nine runs IN tho
first inning and two in the second Ry-
dalch was the only senior player to make
a safe hit while ten safe hits were clout-
ed out by the regular players.
The lineup:
High school Seniors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Short of Automobiles.

William r Dodd OF the RandauD
Automobile company left for a 1ying
trip TO the east Wednesday night for the
purpose Of securing twenty-five carloads
OF automobiles. for which he has a de
mand In the company's territory. Dodd
said that his firm was unable to secure
enough machines to supply the demand
and he will try 10 round mp ALI the loose
cars in the east. and II he cannot get
them at the factory lie win try to do
business with eastern agents.
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EPSON Track Opens.

EPSON, England, April 20-The CIty
and Suburban handicap Of 1000 sover.
elgns. for 3-year-olds and upwards, dis
tance about one mile and a quarter. was
run mere today and won by Bachelors
Double. Mustapha, ridden by Danny
Maher. the American jockey, was sec
ond. and Dean Swift third. There were
fourteen starters.
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Ball Players Insured

TOLEDO, April 2O--To guard against
the loss OF n player through accident
while on the road, President William p.
Armour OF the Toledo American associa-
tion team took out insurance today COW
ering every member of the team Poll
cies Will be made payable to Mr. Ar
mour.
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Umpire Saves Game.

ST. LOUIS. April 2O-Umplre O'Day
saved the Chicago Nationals from what
seemed certain defeat In the eighth in
ming today, when he stopped the game at
o'clock 10 permit the team to take a
train, ST. Louis had three men on bases
with one out and the visitors leading by
one run, when O'Day. by agreement be-
fore the game started called time.
Ri T.
Chicago go. ...OO 2lOl o. . .
St. Louis .........0 0 . o I IL 3 ]
Observation-Disclosures. overall and Need
ham; Lush, Reger and Brcsnahan
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TWo-Base Hit Wins.
College Baseball.

PRINCETON. y. j., April 20.-WD-
At New Uaven-BuCknel. ); Yale. 3;
thirteen innings.
AT West Poiu,-West Point, 8 Lafay
cite .,
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Good Support.

Los ANGELES. April 2O-Bunched
hits in the first, third and ninth innings
and Thorsen's steady pitching easily
won the game today for Los Angeles. /
TO ..
r. II f..
kernon ..s........s ',s.e-sss.....-2 :
Los Angeles ,-.-..... .,..-s-sar..' Z u
Batteries-Brown and Hensllng, Thor
sen and Orendorff
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ATlONAl
Season Is Opened.

BROOKLYN, April 20.-rhe National
league season WAS opened here today,
Philadelphia beating Brooklyn, 20 .. by
consistent hitting RuCkcr was Snockc
out OF the box lie passed three men In
The fourth and Balcs's double did the
rest. Bell and Barger were effective.
Ri. r.
Philadelphia 80. ................ s 10 o
Brooklyn .... ................
Battcries-McQulllcn and Jacklitsch.
Rucltcr, Bell, BarGcr and Bergen.
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Seniors.
Aviator Carries Four Men

CHARLEVILIE. France April %
The French aviator Roger Sommer ac-
complishcd remarkable feat today
which established a new worlds record
for acroplanes. He made "A flight OF five
minutes across country with four passen-
gers.
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American Association.

AZ neapolls-Mllwaukee, .; Mime
apoliS, 10.
Al St Paul-Kansas City, ., ST.
Paul, j.
Az Toledo-Toedo-Lo Louisville game
postponed: rain
AT Observation-Disclosures Indjnp,nolie
game postponed: wet
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A. H. MEREDITH SECURES FORD AGENCY.

The picture herewith was taken after
the Ford automobile parade
Tho agency was placed here by
Charles Hendy of Denver, who is the
western agent of the company. Hendy
SAYS that feature Of the Ford car is
the fact that the company makes but
one style, putting all its efforts into
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

The Ford Automobile, which is said
to be one of the best cheap cars on
the market. will he handled by A. H.
Meredith, one Of thc pioneer bicycle
men of the city. In the first car at tho
left Meredith is sitting in the front
seat. and Frank Libby, sales manager,
is standing to the right of Meredith,
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Sacramento Is Wild.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2o.-Tour Wild
throws on the part of the Sacramento
players enabled san Francisco 10 win
easily today. TO o.
r. H =.
S3u fTdnClsCO "-son.a.. ps-s-t..s'.o :
oANl dIu'illO " !
Batterles-Ames and Berry; Baum and
LaI,onge
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tho one machine. He claims that by
doing this a better car can be made
than where n company makes half n
dozen STYLES. It is said that the Ford
is great fayoritc in the east, and
Meredith is confident that he will he
able TO make it one Of the favorite cars
in this city
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Phila delphia
No One Gets BY First.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-New York de-
feated Boston, 10 q. today. Wiltse
held the visitors to three singles and
prevented any one from passing first.
RH l..
Boston ..... ..........s....... 3
New York Observation-Disclosures. 4 10
Batteries-Mattcrn. Evans and Smith,
Wttse and Meyers.
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Defender Wins Second.

PARIS, April 20.--W. *. Vanderbilt's
Defender finished second In the Prix
Dy Bias today.
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AMERICAN
Indian Is Effective.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2o,-Philadel-
phia defeated New York today. 8 20 0.
Bender was effective with men on bases.
Philadelphia hit DoyIe's curves hard in
TWO innings. punching nine OF their
twelve safe drives in the second and
eighth. II. II e.
11,mm ,ipth ..'..'s.''. '.'s.''..... ~
Batteries-Doyle and Sweeney. Bender
and Thomas
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First No-Hit Game

DETROIT. April 2O.-St Iouls-DetroiI
game postponed: wet grounds.
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lm; Lush, Reiger and Brcsnahan.

CINCINNATI. April 2O.-PittsburG- Gin
cinnau game postponed; wet grounds.
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Dresmwold is getting back into the
running. having two stations standing
for public service. The Peer 2i157. and
Dreamwold Kinney. The latter is a
grand-iookins 4-year-old by Mckinney,
2:l15, out of Dainty Dafto, 2:13a
Arizona republican., 1910-10-28
ONE MYSTERY SOLVED
 ANOTHER IS PRESENTED
In Finding Body of Man Missing for a
 Month.

Long Beach, Oct 27-The body of J. s. Famous. age 76. who disappeared on September 21, was found this after noon under a pile of refuse near a shack in the southeastern part of the city by Japanese. A pistol shot was heard at the house the night previous to his disappearance. Samuel ApOdacO, a Mexican, bought a revolver the day before he disappeared, and traded it for watch the day following. He had been employed as refuse hauler by Famous and had been in jail for several weeks, held on the charge of embezZl- ing money collected for Famous.
 D. s. Devoe, Ranous' son-in-law, who told the police he had moved all the pile of refuse two weeks ago and failed to find the body, is detained as a suspect. His wife avows that Devoe is innocent and says he was at home with her and her children the night of the supposed murder. The body was badly decom- posed and an autopsy will be necessary to determine the cause of death. There will be cOroner's inquest tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-28
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

The elevation of water above the Roosevelt dam yesterday was 61.15 feet, indicating a stored supply of 21,- 40 acre feet At Granite Reef the normal flow of the Salt and Verde rivers was 16,S22 miners inches, while the flow of the Salt at the joint head was 2,3S0 inches. On the north side 13,S50 inches were used yesterday for irrigation purposes, while 9,632 inches were used on the south side. The schedule of water distribution for to- day follows: Arizona, eight hours to quarter section; and-Appropriators twelve hours; Maricopa, dry; Salt, twelve hours.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-28
DAY OF SUICIDES
 IN LOS ANGELES
Three Voluntarily Leave the. Earth in
 Ways.

Los Angeles, Oct. 27-Three persons suicided today. Andrew McGee shot himself in odd Fellows cemetery and died an hour later at hospital. He was a member of Excelsior lodge, Helena. He left a note indicating that his wife was at Marysville. It is thought possible that he was a sheriff at one time in Montana, and also a miner in the north III health is given as the cause. He requested a plain burial and opposed the display of the present day.
 Mrs Elizabeth s. Vansickel. age 45, died with gas tube in her mouth.
 Mrs William Hewson, age 60, shot herself through the heart
Arizona republican., 1910-10-28
A PILFERING OFFICIAL.
The City Clerk of Reno Charged With
 Embezzlement.

Reno. Nev., Oct. 27.-City Clerk H. E. Christie was arrested today on the complaint of Chief of Police Burke, charging embezzlement of city funds. His bail was fixed at s10.000 and he is in the custody of an officer
 The dedication in his cffice, amount ing to $7,S90. was brought to light on Monday last by Auditor c. H. Stoddard after an investigation which followed the failure of the clerk to make a set clement last quarter.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-28
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LADIES' AID OF FIRST M. E. CHURCH-The Ladies' Aid society of the First M. E. church will hold a tea in the church parlors at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Strangers are espe- cially welcome.
 INJURED BOY RECOVERING - Wilfred Irvine, the 6-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. R. Irvine, who was injured more than a week ago by the kick of a horse, is rapidly improving. Yestarday he was abls to leave his bed and in a few days he will be in his usual good health.
 E NO PREJUDICE EXISTING - In The Republicans report of Wednesday nights council proceedings there was an unintentional intimation that in bringing up the matter of railroad crossings that needed looking after, Councilman Hackett had especially in mind the crossing of the Buckeye line on Seventh street. That crossing was only mentioned. incidentally as were others and MT. Hackett's calling atten- tion to the matter was merely in con- formity with the request of various of his constituents that the railroad crossings should be looked after.
 BASKETBALL AT THE INDIAN SCHOOl-One of the most interest ing basketball games of the season is promised Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, when the girls five of the Tempe Normal meets the girls of the Indian School Both sides have been practicing daily for two or three weeks and have developed as good teams as are to be found in Arizona. It had been planned to hold a double header, the Indian boys expecting a team of Normal boys to be on hand, but it was learned at the last moment that there was no boys team at the Normal There will be no admission fee charged at today's game Physical Director Fitzgerald of the Young Mems Christian Asso- citation will act as referee.
 DEATH OF JOHN H. RHUART- John Holmes Rhuart died at the ranch of his son, l.. H. Rhuart, Wednesday night succumbing to the general de- bility attending advanced age. The body was taken to Los Angeles last night by Mrs. Rhuart and their son, L. H. .Rhuart, for cremation. MT. Rhu- art was born in Vermont in 1889, and has made Los Angeles his home since 1882. He was here with his wife last winter and on the advent of warm weather he went to the coast. Mrs. Rhuart and Leslie going east to spend the summer. MT. Rhuart was taken sick while in Los Angeles and came back here about a month ago. Beside his wife and son Leslie. who is paying teller in the National Bank of Arizona in this city, the dead man is also sur vived by another son, Arch Rhuart. a praeticing attorney of Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-28
WoMAN's pEPARTMENT-Atten-

tiOn is again called to the desirability of all persons intending to make ex- hibits in the woman's department of the territorial fair, making their en- tries at once. A clerk is stationed at the fair commissions office for that express purpose. The entries may be made now, even if the exhibits are not yet ready. It is also announced again that an entry in the premium list of the art division was omitted accident ally when the book was printed. The entry should have appeared as follows: Collection of China, not less than twelve pieces. first premium S5, sec ond premium s3.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-28
HERE NOVEMBER

HERE. NOVEMBER IL. c. Hill, who left here with the army engineers after their inspection of the local rec lamation project, was in Pueblo yes terday and is expected home about the first of the month