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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
Arizona DriIIers Win
 Another Contest

Page and Pickens. the Globe, Ari- zona. conte.tsats, who in the annual drilling contest at Ansconds, Mon tans, this week, for the second time broke the worlds record sni won prize of sl GOO, nov expect to interes, Fl Psso for snatch in the forthcoming fair.
 A depth of 45 and l5-l6 inches nas attained hy the Arizoosns nc Aps- conds. an increase in depth Of two inches over the former record. The men struck considerably better :han seventy . minute and son easily over McNichols and Ross. their closest competitors. who made 43 and II. .l6 inctes. The rock used was Home. stake granite.
 The meet was an open contest and | drillers from all over the country par. ticipsted in the event. Page and Pickens have won first prize severs times and have established and brok en the worlds record several times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

The following truthful lines are taken from the Globe Sil- yer Belt: "Globe and the great Globe district are all right. Conditions never were more favorable. Stocks are showing strength; the metal market IS showing evidence of permanent health; money is again seeking investment; confidence is being restored. About all that remains for the business man to do is to take on the smile that won't come off and go into the fall season with bouyant step and with light t and hopeful heart. Times will be just as good as the people make them"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
Arizona Redmen
 Feted Sachem

Last Saturday evening the "Injuns" me; in Bisbee, add this IS wha, the locs paper says abou, them:
 HE. Berner, of Tombstone, the great Sachem of the 2edmen of Arizona, ar rived in Bisbee last evening and visited the local tribe. Two candidates were given degrees at the meeting arer which Great Sschem Berner announced that an organizer will be sent to Bisbee next month to assist in securing additional members. The organizer IS William Kelly. of California, and IS known to a number of the local members of the order
 Alter the lodge meeting had adjourned ;he chiefs escorted Grea, Sscbem Berner to the banquet hall where delicious luncheon consisting of cold meats, pick les, olives, cheese and beer were.erved. Nearly two hours were spent around the table, stones were told, speeches made and toasts proposed and responded to by "Injuns."
 Mir. Berner highly complimented the Bisbee tribe and predicts that with the assistance of Organizer Kelly the tribe will grow t, much greater membership than it now has. and II is at present the banner lodge of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
Travellers Were Not
 Much Delayed

The Fl Psso and Southwestern yes- terdsy provided an auto service and teams to transfer passengers and mail from Fairbank to Tombstone. Buchsn ans auto made the trip under con- sderable difficulties since the road. in places were almost impossible. Seven bents of the rsilrCsd bridge be- low Irwin's wss washed out while five bents were cleared from under the bridge st Fisher. A large working crew were at work yesterday and to- day and the first Tombstone train was enabled to make the trip at noon today. Regular service will now be resumed and the bridge crew are busy replacing the temporary crib5ing with more substantial piers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
AN HONEST JOURNALISTS 5 HONEST EXPRESSIONS.

"Wbo Shall You Employ? is the caption of a leading ed- itorial in the Phoenix Ga zette. erstwhile leading re- publican paper of Arizona and then proceeds;
 With the republican ma- chine platform declaring its opposition to the initiative and referendum, and the dem> ocratic platform pledging the candidates to work for and support these great measures, whereby the people may rule as distinctive provisions of the state constitution. we fail tC see where any man who has the welfare of the state al heart has any cause to hesl- tate which platform and whicf candidates to choose.
 "One thing is certain. f convention controlled by tn republican machine will writ a constitution leaving out al the progressive measures tha the people need to protec them from railroad domina ton and corporation control ed legislatures.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

A Los Angeles doctor has discovered a new use for al- falfa. By extracting the juice of the plant and compressing it into a tablet, he claims that it is a panacea for nervous ness. Also that it will cure a man of the smoking habit and take him out of the jim-jams and into some reason, But he says nothing about it be- ing a cure for hay fever.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
THE MAIN ISSUES
 ARE UP TO THE PEOPLE.

The Yuma Sun voices a popular sentiment when It says the rank and file of the people of Arizona, irrespec- tive of party or creed, want t h e initiative, referendum and recall made part oi the constitution of Arizona. With these three things written into the constitution of Arizona the people will be in a posi- ton to control the future and such other progressive meas ures as may be added either to the statutory laws of the territory or to the constitu' ton from time to time, as
 prudence snd good Judgment
 may demand, There is nc intention, as far as We have
 observed, on the part of any lone to write a rabid or ranl lconstitution as our friends
 the enemy seem to think. The
 democratic party in ever!
 county in the territory ha
 taken high ground upon ines
 vital measures. They hay not only declared their belle in them. but they have als pledged their delegates, elected, to vote for them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

The Maricopa county re- publicans hit the bulls eye when they inserted in their platform provision for the di~ rect primary elections includ- ing the nomination of U. s. senators by the people. That is the most decided step to- ward the peoples rule and honest integrity in official life that can be embodied in Ari- zona's constitution. .-Nogales Oasis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
From ednesday's Daily.

J. l.. Miller has again assumed tie manage of the schietfelin Hall, and the show will be given as u.usl on Friday evening. There will be & complete ch.ng- of program and Mir. M Her -ays the show sill be first class in every respect. This is pleasing news Co the amusement lovers of TombstOne.
 Constable L. R. Bailey is in the county seat today from Lowell, hsv- ing made the trip overland.
 Lee Hutchison returned from Ben. son ssterdsy, where he spent several days with his mother and sieter, who s,opJ ed at the railroad town for few days enroute home to Long Beach, California, after an extended visit in Nebraska.
 ! William Pesrce is in Tombstone for & fortnight on a visit to his parents. having arrived in the city from Tue l son few days since.
 James Barrett is in the city from the Barrett Camp in the Dragoon mountains. where he is developing some valuable copper properties. He will be in town for several days.
 Mrs. J. E. Drain of Mesa, daughter Q; Mr-. Abell of this city, returned yesterday from Nsco, where she has been on few days visit with friends.
 Mrs Drain ~ill return to Mesa Sat- urdsy, having spent an enjoyable visit here with her mother and friends for several weeks.
 Felix Fsbro, who has been visiting
 in Tombstone for the past several . month., has gone to Bisbee. where he has accepted the position os collector for the Merchants Protective Asso- citation in the big copper camp. Mrs. J. A. Rockfellow and children have returned home from a extended
 visit at their old bone in the New i York state. Although they enjoyed
 their long visit in the esst very much
 they were glad to return to Tomb |. stone.
 ? Professor P. A. Venne and wife. anc D c. Jackson, members of the Venn, Q Orchestra. returned this morning fo
 home at Phoenix after three month
 stay in Tombstone. The music lover of this city appreciated the music O
 the Verne's which they had th,
 pleasure to hear and enjoy on man,
 occasions thia summer. The orchestra will be missed from our city yer much.
 Miss Vernette Bschelder returne,
 hone last evening from Fl Psso on 6
 months visit with parents and friends
 Miss Batcnelder experienced littl g delay on her trip home because of tn D washouts, and at Fairbank transferred to an auto on the final home stretch h over muddy roads and ministur, [ rivers, req ching here safely last even a Ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

Both Arizona and New Mexico will, We have no doubt, provide for the initi- ativc and its concomitant rights-the referendum and recall, in their constitutions, says the Fl Paso Daily Times.
 Only the interests" ap- parently are opposed to these measures, because with the initiative and recall it will be impossible to perpetrate leg. islative wrongs upon the peo- pie and the fatness of the in terests is in the spoilatiOn of the public. Even the fin terests" will be compelled, eventually, to endorse these provisions because, powerful as they are unGer the per- nicieus legislation of the re- publican party they cannot long stand in the way of pro- gress or afford to antagonize the popular will.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

The constitution of a state when once made is not easily changed. Therefore iet the constitution of Arizona be so made that changes in it will not be necessary Tucson Post
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

A woman would rather ad = init she had false teeth tban that her shoes pinched her; but that doesn't mean tha she would admit either.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

Alaska expects to be the forty.ninth on the American flag. Can anybody predict where the fiftieth will come from?
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

Deputy County Treasurer Frank Demsrest is again at his post of duty in the court house after . vacation during which he visited friends in various par.s of the county.
 James Lockley is here today from his home in Bisbee on brief business visit.
 The Ladies Aid of the Congrega tionsl Church will resume their meet ings for the season Thursday (tomor = rowl afternoon at 2:3p o'clock at the home of Mrs. Westervelt. All of our lady frednds are invited to join us.
 Mas EO FLACH, Secretary.
 A few minutes delay in treating some cases of croup, even the length of time it takes to go for a doctor may prove dangerous. The ssfes. way Is to keep Cbsmberlsins Cough Remedy in the house. and at the fret indication Of croup give the child a dose. Pleasant to take and alwsy cures. Sold by all dealers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE CHEAP

In packages of 100. Call st PROs- HECTOR office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04

Keep the bowels good condition
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-04
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
CHANGES MADE IN
sH0[MKER's staff
Two Twirlers Released and Two
Others Signed Up at
Once.

LYNCHBUR0. VA. May 1.-THE
Ghcemakers have made quite change
In their pitching star this week. the
announcemsnt has just been made by
Manager saith, The new men are
Brooks and Lloyd who Joined tho squad
last week and have besn given sew
erAI try-outs II practice. Brooks was
with the Richmond squad Z part OF
the spring. but was released when II
was found that there were = number
Of promising twlriers Ia the camp.
The men released are 00hring and
Michasls. Qehring came from Utica
and was ID the Atlanta League last
year. Hts record there was excellent
and II was thought that he would
prove valuable additions to thu
1ynchburx club. Michaels came from
eteu benvtllo, o. He has shown up
well this spring. but Smith Hikes Lloyd
better and has decided to make the
change. Lloyd II : southpaw released
~ Norfolk and - expected to do
well with the 0hoemAkarA Ha win b.
glvon his frGt chance IA = few days.
BROOKS y IN good form and viii work
In one Of tho gAuses during the early
part Of next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
TWELVE INNING
CAME TO CHAMPS
Andrada in Great Form and
Holds Truckers Safe at All
Times.

NORFOLK, VA. May ie.-The
Roanoke champs got the long end OF
a twelve inning game here yesterday,
The Truckers lost In the last session.
after putting up an excellent game.
AndrAda. who was tn the box for Roa-
noke. displayed great form. and had
the opposing batsmen guessing from
thE start H6 let them down with
one hit. The run scored by Ports
mouth was due to m error and should
never have crossed the plate.
Roanoke took one run In the Sec
ond inning: Holland singled and was
aacrihced by Newton: Spratt and
Schmidt singled and Holland scored.
SpsAtt We caught 1t the plate when
he triad to score on q long ny By
rresoly. The Truckers did not score
until tho ffth. Chunk singled and
peFched on second when Andrada
threw Wild to catch him following
GtaHord's bad attempt to sacrifice.
jackson hit q long NY to left and
Chunk scored. After this Andrada
continued his good twiriing and held
the Truckers at bay.
Roanoke scored two more runs and
took the game In the twelfth. New
ton, double and Spratt singled. New
ton was caught on third. Schmidt SIN
gled. Pressly ssnt an easy grounder
TO STAFFORD. but AndrAda sent 1 lona
ny to center. WHICH rot away from
Mcfarland. both runners crossing the
pan. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
FORWARD PASS
NEEDED IN CAME
Coach Stage Will Endeavor to
Effect a Continuation Of
Spectacular Play.

CHICAGO, May f1.--Director
Stage. of the University of Chicago,
will make another attempt nj the
football rules meetings in New York
on Friday and Saturday to convince
the members that the spectacular
game is the best.
Stage declared to-day he did not
consider the unrestricted forward
pass as finally defeated. and win try
to show the other members Of the
committee that the old game to which
popular a. the style he fought for at
the meetings last week.
In declaring his intention, Stagg
said he has the backing Of the Mid
way athletic board and the West gen.
orally. He said he had not anttct-
pated the sudden change In senti-
ment which caused the adoption OF
the rule allowing forward passes only
behind the line OF scrimmage.
Since his defeat Stage has given
considerable thought to the defense
OF long forward passes, and when he
travels East he will be armed with
some new arguments.
1T all came so suddenly we were
not prepared" said the Midway men,
tor. AT the first vote II members
were in favor OF the unrestricted pass
and only against 1t. Then we got
to discussing 1t. We were asked what
protection we could provide for the
receiver OF the pass. and finally had
the vote tied up. il was put up to
the chairman of the committee. and
he voted against the free pass.
Prohibition OF hard body cheok-
ing will keep down the dangers of
injuries due TO receiving long forward
passes. This argument did not seem
to carry enough weight to keep the
forward pass. and we shall have to
spring few additional ones. l con-
slider that the long forward pass 10
not lost to the game for this year."
!, Other reforms which Stage win
battle for on the committee floor are
TO abolish the kick-on and the goal
from touchdown. to count on0 more
point for a goal from field by drop
kick than from placement and TO
allow free substitution Of players 80
as to afford greater specialization
As to the professors. they cannot
see how the rules adopted Will pro-
vide a. safe game. They look upon
1t as q return to old-sty1e football.
which was condemned for tts bru-
tally four years ago. and insist that
the only possible change for Lessen
ing injuries lies in the forbtdding OF
pushing and pulling OF the runner,
The Midway authorities predict that
II the rules body sticks to the limited
forward pass, there win be another
upheaval among critics OF football
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
JOE CANS GOES
TO PHOENIX lR|l.
Armed With Letters from Nelson
Colored Fighter Goes ia
Seek Health. III

bAA<TAAohE, NIL, may
companied by his wife and armed wifh
letters Of introdncsion ~tv.r "a 40.
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owns q ranch In Arizona Joe Cans,
the foremost lightweight pugilis& *
hta day. Ieft hi. old hcne q feas4o.
80 =
more to-uay loF FnoenA ATlz.s WneS0
he will 60 into training for hie bak1Jo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
". |. JOHNSON HEADS
NICKEL SAVINGS BlHk
Stockholders Of Institution vots
to Increase Capital
Stock.

Increase OF capital stock from S1O.ee1
to $4,000 was authorised Tuesday ndHhf
IT the annual meeting u tho okodk~
holdefn OF the Nickel Savings Hank
Church Hill II was also docldA4 ~
sstablish branch bank tnside ~
West End.
OdcsFS wers elected - 1oalowu. w.
cik Arst vtoS-pr11Idont; Rev. d. n ~
AAsA second vics- prestdent; 106onll
n Pollard. cashier: Or. n 6 Hf0Wa.
assistant caahieF. STE|
These of1cers Together with ~. !. NJ
Lewis. E1i1Ah Berkeley, oharlen NeeS.
n. 4 BAn1gn. w. IL 0Ainns, III w. GI114A.
and John Lewis, comprise ths boasA n
directors. sss M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
CREW sNAMPED
IN THE SECOND
Fox Weakens in Last Two Ses-
sions and Team Goes to
Pieces.

DANvILLE, VA. May 11.--Norfolk
was swamped In the second game Of
the series here yesterday. Fox. who
worked for the visitors. had an on
day, and was found for seventeen hits.
ueverK1 OF them Tor extra bases. Fox
was made TO 20 the entire route. after
Danvilic had made enough runs IN the
first four innings to win the game. Six
runs were made In the eighth inning
and ~ many In the ninth. thus paying
Norfolk back for the grand rally that
nearly won for them the game on
Monday
Fox was given practically no sup
port. the Tars being charged with ten
errors, only three men having q clean
slate. Bussey. who twtrisd for Dam
vile, was In great form, and held the
visitors At his mercy throughout the
game, He was found for seven wide
ly scattered hits and was never In
danger OF losing his game. The score:
Norfolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
PROGRAM OF FINALS
AT UNION UNIVERSITY

The eleventh annual commencement
OF tho Virginia Union Uniyersity. co.'s
.crcd, viii begin Sunday and continue
through next Wednesday. All friends
of the institution. over fifteen years OF
ago, are invited to attend the exsr-
ctseH.
The following program has besn an
ranged:
Sunday. s:so r. M.--HAccalaurcate
sermon before Virginia Union univer-
sity and Hartshorn Memorial college
In Coburn Hall. by Rev. Robert w.
Van Kirk. d. D.. West Newton, Mass-
Aohusetts.
Monday. s.i5 r. M.--3raduating ex-
efciEee OF the academy.
Tuesday. p. M.--Class reunions.
-BHsiifess meeting uf t1s
ALUMNI. n M--Alnmni dinner.
n. M.-pubiio alumna address and
illustrated lecture on history of Way
land. Richmond Insctttute, ana Xir@
|ainlR Hnlversity.
wednesday,. 10 A.. M.--Meeting of
The Social Study Club; Subject; Re
vivals sslt n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT