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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-09
WASHINGTON.

Republican members or the Balm
ge> Pinchot investigating committee
have assembled in Washington to be-
gill the final revision of the majority
report on the Ballinger inquiry.
cut of sl4 GEO 600 in the estimates
for the running expenditure of the
government during the next fiscal year
WAS reported to President Taft as a
result Of his ultimatum to the vari-
Gus heads of departments at the cab
met conference.
president Taft informed his cabinet
officers, after scrutinizing the final
draft of the estimates of the various
government department for the fiscal
year beginning July 1, 1911, that there
must be a further and deeper cut in
them; that they would not do in their
present form.
Senator Eugene Hale of Maine, Re.
publican leader OF the senate by vir
tura Of his position as chairman Of the
party caucus and the committee on ap-
prorriaGona. foresees lltle OF accom-.
plshmcnt CID tho coming short session
Of congress.
The attack on the constitutionality
Of the bank guaranty laws OF Nebras.
ia, Kansas ana Oklahoma came to The
the front on Tuesday, whom attorneys
for several banks in Kansas filed a
brief in the supreme court OF the
United States attacking specifically
the Kansas law.
EnnHtcM
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-09
Nest Closed.

into the box her back raises the Stats
and allows the stick to fall down; and
behind her.
A similar door can be put in the
back of the box and in this way the
hen can liberate herself
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-09

arms and ammunition.
Insurrectionary troubles in Mexico
took on an entirely new and uneX-
pected aspect on Saturday, when it
became known that the government
intervention resulted IN the Mexican
Intervention resulted in the MeXiran
government, for the first time in
thirty years, suggesting peace terms
to an enemy.
The Prussian government has
drawn up a bill compelling Berlin
and the suburban municipalities to
population of the metropolitan area is
nearly $500, 900.
kilograms from MADEIRA, in Chihua-
hua, Mexico, where many Americans
and Canadians in the employ of the
Pearson lumber interests are living
declare that they are getting in sore
straits for provisions, because Of the
Instruction.
Serious doubt that a projected loan
of s50,00e,000 to China by an Ameri-
can financial syndicate will be con
cluded is expressed in Pekin. Difficult
ties have arisen among them owing
to the unwillingness of China to accept
foreign financial advisor.
With the dissolution of British par
| lament on Monday, all formalities
preliminary to the election of a new
parliament were completed. The pro-
clamation of dissolution summoned
the new parliament to assemble on
January 81, 1911.
The ships of the Brazilian feet
which have been in the hands of mu
tinous sailors since November % have
been surrendered to the government
This action followed the granting OF
the mutineers' demands by the gov
eminent. including amnesty for al
concerned in the revolt. higher pay
and less work for the sailors and the
adjustment of certain minor griev
ances.
Telephones will in all probability
shortly be installed at Jerusalem, as g
system is being installed in all cities
by the Turkish telegraph department
A force of 400 revolutionists were
defeated by government forces in al
encounter near Chihuahua, on Sunday
the revolutionists losing heavily.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-09

Farmers are more and more getting
behind the old hen. They never will
miss it. The hen ia the finest bird In
the world today.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-12-09

After starting movement to Put
the next conference Of governors on a
business basis and 10 establish perma-
nent headquarters. listening to a suf-
fragist speech and discussions of vari-
Gus important subjects, the third an
nual conference of governors at Louis
Vile, KY. adjourned on Saturday.
Emily Reich, a 15-year-old school
girl. OF New York City. is dead, a
victim, physicians believe. of exces-
sive rope-skipping. she was suddenly
stricken at her desk in a public
school.
l.. c. Dulaney, accused of bribing
State Senator Bilbo to cast his vote
in the senatorial caucus for United
States Senator Leroy Percy of Missis-
sippi, has been acquitted.
Natural gas exploding in an under
taking parlor at Vinita. Okla, caused
a fire damage of s150,OO0 and the in
jury of four men.
Joseph zetlin Russian, who died
in Brooklyn Friday. was 106 years
old. He spent most of his time in
Moscow, and said he saw Napoleon
when he Invaded Russia in 1912. He
SIN )ked and drank and said it did not
hurt him
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

think lt would be an appreciated bit oi news if you would just now print cut of the cup.
 Let me take this ppp"rtunit- of eN- pressing my great appreciation of the assistance for the good of the gam" given by The Republican. no: only in the matter of giving beautiful cups. but for the stand for fairness taken upon all occasions Cordially yours. FRED C. AVER"
 In the present baseball series which was participated in by five schools in the Salt river Vallev. the Mesa high school and the Tempe normal school have come together twice. on March l9 by defeating Mesa by score of to [ the normal school tied thai nine. SD that each team now has record Of six games won and two lost. "r d per centage of .7Jp. Saturda> $ game at Eastlake park is to play off this tie
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

and decide the ownership of the cup.
 The other game between the hines Was played February ; and won hy Mesa by the score of l3 tO .. ln the cup series some fine and close games have been played. There iS. for in stance. that historic game between Mesa and the Coyotes. which resulted in victory for Mesa by the score of to o Another close game was be- tween the coyotes and the nOrmalS. which was won by the pIpcniN high school. tn. score standing at tu l. \ 5 tp | game was won by the nurinal- frum the Indians and d tu gam" won bv Nc~u from the Indians. Bv the same score the Tempe high school defeated Mesa. which is the one blot on the 'scutcheon of Mesa and the one game they cannot forgive themselves for losing \ tp game vas won by the Indians from Temp" high school. This record shows how well matched most of the teams were. The highest score made was by the norm al team against Tempe high. It was Is tn 2. In another game the Coyotes got lN runs against Tempe highs 9. but in general the games were Sn close that the result wds always in doubt till ths very last. No better series of ball -dm,S taken as whole has been
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
FINAL DISPOSITION
 IF SALOON LICENSES
All of Them Have Been Granted or
 Denied.

The saloon license business for th" quarter has been disposed of bv the board cf supervisors. It was decided yesterday tn refuse \. IT. Woods a li- cciIsc for the rcopcning of tn" Midway at Five Points. This k ou" of the sa- looms whose licenses were recently or dcrcd revoked by Judge Kent The re rusal was based on two grounds The issuance of the licenses had been pro tested against by a large number Of citizens of that vicinity including the owner of the building. They had Hoth- ing against the character of the appli- cant but they did not want saloon in that uciSlburhood.
 Then again. q refusal would be in line with the policy the board had practicaiiy agreed upon with reference to saloons in outlying districts. Lii ccnscs had been denied all other sa- looms similarly situated.
 \ license was. granted Phil < Whar- ton for the Casino. also one of the places whose license had been revoked bY the order of the court after d trial on the charge of selling liquor to minors.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

Windes. deed. lots IS. IS. .o, block \.
 Goldman's addition. Tempe. G A Goodwin and wife to I. R
 Windes. deed. lots Is, lS. 2o. block s,
 Goldman's addition. Tempe.
 L. E. Johnson and wife to A. B
 Obarr deed. F acres iu SWi. SEi4 sec. T. T. l. \. E. .. George F. Martin to Antonia Nor tin. deed part lot ,. block 4s. Mesa Ci-y
 John T. Dunlap and wife to Lydia Dickinson. deed. lot is. block l. Kirk lands sub Trustees Ariz Lodge F X X. M. to Mrs C <. Blaine. deed. W1- lot g, block 70. sec. ?. Greenwood cemetery R II. Satterwhitc ct al 10 F.. R Ames ct al, deed, Ei2 SEts. sec. 25 | T. ,. x R F. Maggie Rees and husband to Mrs C. W. Mckee. deed. lot l7. block C. ! University addition. ! John T. Lunlan and wife to S. IT, Blackburn. deed lot \. block -. | Neahrs' addition. German Investment company tu w ] r. Knutzen and wife. deed. lot S7. i Gcrmania place. Rebecca NJ BerLskhire to Alice Nj
 Sayre. deed, lot U. Highland s,idi-
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
SOUTH G|LA SUIT
 BROUGHT 10 FINISH
Judge Doan and Professor Myers Are
 the Last Witnesses

1 The last witness was placed on the 1 stand yesterday in the South Gila land | suit and the case is closed as far as l taking testimony k concerned. There | remain the filing of written briefs. the ! transCriblnS of the testimony and the decision of Receiver Charles F.. Arm 1 old The decision can hardly be eX- | pcctcd within six weeks. as it will take
 full month for the stenographcr tu 1 transcribc the testimony
 Among the witnesses on the stand | yesterday were Judge Fletcher NJ Doan ! and Professor Philip Van Ness Myers | of the University of Cincinnati. There were present Who aSsociated Professor Myers with the author of numerous textbooks of history. both ancient and modern. that are in use in many of the uniycrsitics of the country Judge Kibbey brought out Professor Myers identity by asking him his business. "I am a teacher and author.' he said
 Myers histories" he replied
 He is q stockholder and director in the Southwestern Fruit X Irrigation company. one of the protestauts in the suit
 Judge Doan gave his connection with the original south Gila project.
 He testified that in 1888 twenty-four families were induced to move to the
 land below the reservoir site and take
 up lands and settle. They all expected
 to get water from the dam and when
 it was found that there would be an
 indefinite delay in the completion of it
 they moved away. Judge Doan was at one time a director in the original
 project
 Some idea of the enormous amount of testimony that has been submitted
 in the South Gila suit may be had
 from the fact that it will require the stenographer about thirty days in which to transcribe it, and that his
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

The no percentage pharmacy Adams PharmacV. k
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
FINAL STRUGGLE FOR
 REPUBLICAN CUP Mesa and Tempe Normal Will Clash on the Diamond in the Deciding
 Game.

In rc-pou~c to several requests re ccived by The Republican. a r'pruduc- ton of the cup to be presented tu the winner of tomorroW's game between Mesa and tn" normal teams is print ed. Those who would like 20 closer view of the cup should come out {, the game romorroW. for it will be on exhibition and will be presented [" the winner when the game is over.
 \ letter from Professor Fred '. Aver of the Tempe normal school is as fol- lows:
 March 30. Editor of The Republican:
 50 many have made inquiry lately concerning The Republican cup that l
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

We pay no percentage The Adams Pharmacv
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
RECOR DOE TRANSFERS.
As Reported by the Arizona Abstract & Title Company, 134 West
 Washington Street.

Never Levy to E. II. Scudder. deed. lots l6. IS. % block <. G"ldmanS addition. Tempe
 F. Ii Scudder and wife to F. w. Griffin deed. lots 16. IS. 20, block s. Goldman's addition. Tempe.
 w K James and wife to F. w. Griffin. deed. lots IS. IS. 70. block <. Goldmans addition. Tempe.
 F w Griffin and wife to T. R.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

played in the valley in years They were thoroughly enjoyed by all wh" saw them.
 Saturdays game should he one of the snappiest amateur exhibitions of the national game of the whole series. Young Jack Halbert who displayed great talent in the last game. ill again confront Williams whose piIl-deliver- ing ability k well known and appreci- ated by his opponents. The lineup of the'tWo teams will be as follows: Mesa Normal
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
When Your Feet Draq.

When Nour feet feel heavy as lea, a box pr two of SeXine Pills will dis pei that tired feeling. Sexine Pills ar, guaranteed to overcome all forms O. nerve weakness that can be cured Price sl a box; six boxes g.. witt money back guarantee Address ol call on SIvey & Hulett, druggists where they sell all the principal rem edies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

fees will amount to about on" thou sand dollars for the task.
 After the decision k rendered by Re c.iver Arnold each of the protestantS will be given thirty days in which to fife an appeal to the commissioner "f the general lands office. The protest ants in the suit are the SOutnwes .crn Fruit X Irrigation company. J. l.. Cant. the Aztec company. and the Dendora company and Francis RudlOpl Mayer. PhdrmaCN
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

ton.
 | M.T-;- and O3Is t0 V. 0 Sv2i- low. Ceed. E1- NVE s--- aud NE'4 Se, \ T S-E r. C. R Clark and wife Co Levi . Clifford. deed 1.i- acres ir SEf,. sec .. T. !. V. E r.
 William e Parks To W. p C'c- mans et al. deed. EI- SWi. NE.N. sec. 3". T l. N E . F.
 L. F. Hewius and wifi. to Hsrri.- F.. Burshardt deed. lot =. bln,s -4 Capitol addition.
 Philip = Wharton to Phccniv Amusement company. all fixtures and furniture at 1i and ls F. Washing ton street Phoenix G. F. Warnk, an dNife to \ r ''ayi"r. deed. lots anu g. blu,E i. Drills addition We pay n, percentase. The Adaus Pharmacv.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
RECKLESS DRIVING.

What k the natter s-s vur got your hand in sling
 Reckless driving tsi f Horses" Hy No. nail"-Tit-Bits
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

Try our freckle cream Positively removes freckles. No cure 1lo pay Adams Pharmacy k
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Ter Ncntidle GorreipOnoent.

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Baltimore, peIhe BEN 2eIcrn alle
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@ableu III 1909.
GabIpre3infte 9aItimore'S.
MaIiernietbe iiir @obnbalEier.
SeitluutcribieoC.
Sllultrationen.
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Slid aitf bos @ott.
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ShloB Sonsiouci.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-19
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only GER
man paper in Baltimore that gives Its read
ers all the Important happenings In the
city, the State, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPON DENT MS far as Its news
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