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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-30

Speaking about hunting, an ex-
change credits the following sign to
a Kentucky farmer:
"Notis -trspassers will be ~persecut-
ed to the full extent of 2 mungrel
dogs which never was o~versocable to
strangers and l double brl shotgun
which Amt loaded with soft pillors;
dam If l amt getting tired OF this hell
raisin N my farm"
c. D. Moore handed the above cllpp-
ing to the editor Monday and states
that the article will hold good on his
farms and asks that all will take
warning.
Don't forget DR.. Stevenson's visit
to Canton Monday afternoon, Oct.
3rd, Tuesday Oct. 4th, and Wednes-
day October 5th at the Rudolph Hotel.
14-15-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-30

Go to DR.. Noid's for the most de
icious ice cream and all tlavors in
Oda water,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-09-30

DR.. Stevenson the we'll known eye,
ear, o se and throat specialist OF
Sioux Falls will be in Canton Monday
afternoon Oct. 3rd, Tuesday Oct. 4th,
and Wednesday Oct. 5th, at the Ru-
dolph Hotel. Glasses also fitted cor
rectlV. 14-15.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
MARQUETTE LEAGUE NOTES.

The board OF managers. at the last
meeting, picked an all-Marquette League
team. Scott Dampler Of Pension Ru-
reau. first base: Elicit. OF Columbia 10l
second base; Louis Russo. Pension Blu
reau. shortstop; Herman. OF Pension
Bureau. third base: Mccarthy. OF Column
bia l0l, right field; Reynolds. OF Column
bia l0l. center field: Tansn. Of Brook
land. left field; Suess. OF Columbia. 1Ol
catcher: Herrel. Of Columbia 1Ol. and
Boreland. Of ension Bureau. pitchers.
Mccarthy, %: Pension Bureau and Col
umbia 10l. leads the league in battinr.
IN sixteen games he has been up 10 bat
sixty-four times and gotten thirty-eight
hits. with a batting average Of $50. He
also leads the league in base steallng.
with eighteen TO his credit
About the middle OF next week a
picked team viii play the Columbia l0l
team FOR the beneht Of the league. This
-eam is to be led by Mr. Hughes. man
ager Of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company. The lineup OF this
team will be: Tansil. Middleton. and
KrUg. Of Brookland; Woertendyke and
Dampler, Of Pension Bureau: strieby.
Langan. and Thompson. OF Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company: Cole
man, of Hygienic Laboratory; Luscombe.
of Government Printing Office: Engle. Of
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany. and Carlin. Of Government Print
ing Office.
A note appeared in the papers a few
days ago that Columbia 1O1 did not have
their franchise money UP. This is a mis-
take. as the secretary received a check
from Mr.. Sanders month ago.
A list Of Columbia 1O1 players that are
eligible TO play in the post-series fol-
lows: Krause. Elicit. Ball Wood. Suess.
Darnau. Weaver. Herrel Mccarthy,
wEhide Thornberg. Boyd, Goucher. Wal
delick. Reynolds. Shields, Frank Krause.
and Sanders.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
BASKETBALL OUTLOOK GOOD
Championship Five Expected to Be
Formed at Y. M. C. A.
Every Member OF Last Seasons
Crack Aggregation 20 Be Back
In the Lineup.

The call for basketball candidates at
the Central Y. N. c. A viii be sounded
the latter part OF September. and Prof
c. E. Beckett is expecting one Of the
largest squads in years Many OF the
members Of teams around the city have
already signlfied their Intentions Of try
ing for positions. and the veterans will
have TO keep on the jump all the time
In order 10 beat them out
The team had a very successful sea-
son last winter in fact, one Of the most
successful enjoyed by Y NJ. C. A
five for a long time. The record for the
season was Is won out Of the 20 games
played. which Is going pretty good A
series Of three games was arranged be-
tween Georgetown and y. n c. A. 10
decide the championship OF the city, the
Blue and Gray winning the rubber. The
loss Of these contests was a hard blow
10 the association boys and made them
work all the harder for the remainder
OF the season Georgetown had in their
lineup last year some Of the best local
basket tossers that ever tossed a basket
AIiO oa9oCiotioA team was composed OF
the following players; Allan, Duncan.
and Miller. forwards; Colly, center. and
Hoppe and Walk. guards. These boys
have played together for two seasons.
and by this winter should be a much
faster and better aggregation. Coach
Beckett has taught the men team play.
and they have succeeded in mastering
this most desirable acquisition to a
good extent.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
BLACK MATE Wins By A HEAD
Finishes in a Terrific Drive and
Beats SuperstitutiOn,
McGee Is Censured for the Defeat OF
Nimbus, n FnvOrite-Other
Results.

New York. Aug. 1.-The running OF the
Melrose Selling States at Empire City to-
day was a fair illustration OF what is
known as inconsistent racing. Black
Mate. who had been soundly beaten in
two previous starts. was Wild horse
this time. so much so that he made all
the running and won in terrific drive
by d head. The second horse was super
stitch. a 30-to-1 shot who could not raise
a gaIlop the last time out. Third money
went 10 Nimbus. 3-to-5 favorite, who was
never able 10 get near the pacemaker.
Incidentally. the ride Nimbus received
from MCGEE was productive Of much
severe comment. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-six furlongs. Planter 10 CicGeel
even. won: Isebel lW Thomas - 2. second
Ayame l07 (scoyiuel 20 j. third Time. LA.
No0gay HicC0ugh Alexandra, Busy Mss VANITY
Fair Excellence. Ncya ldleWise. klnora, Cold BUG,
and Virginia Cup also ran.
SECOND RACE-Mne ard twenty yards. Apache
l0g Gamer. 10 !. won. shannon. 100 (dcCaheyl.
10 J. second Huck Jos lScoulel. 10 third.
Tine I:u Is Prince Gal and Faunteroy also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Trance. I4 Knapp
even. won ROYAL ONYX. 10 ,ButwelD. IS to 5. SEC
ond Royal Captive. Jos Jones'. 20 l. third Time.
lI2 % Horace T.. Hudas. Sister OXer. Belle
Kingston and Hazelthorpe alp Tan-
FOURTH RACE-Alile and sixteenth. Black Mate,
100 Garner. p 70 l. won; Superstition. 100 lEstepl.
30 % J. second. Nimbus ~ QNcGeei. 10 5. third
Time lss Is Norbitt, Zenap Galley Slave and
j. a. Reed also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FlTo and half frlopgs- Heota-
guu. SO Thomas 70 10. won Bourbon Beau. g
Reid y 20 T. second Agility, mI archibald, z
20 l. third Time / d6 IS Altamaha. Beatrice. Ben
Lomond. Marsand Mona Lisa. and HUSKY Lad
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-NIle and sixteenth. Bad News.
lN tScovilel. 10 5. Won Apologize. 10 CThomasl
70 J. second, Banbury l03 Gamer. 3 to 4, third.
Time ia7. Wilton Lackayo and Rockstone also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT.

Elmer Steel, the Red sox discard. has
proven a life-saver for the Providence
club this season. having won twelve out
Of fifteen games pitched.
Scout HUFF. Of the Chicago Cubs. says
good shortstops are very scarce. The
position is by all odds the most difficult
TO Ill. with first base next in order.
There is a small army OF clever helders
in the minor league ranks this season.
but the best Of them are weak batsmen
The big leagues must have hitters.
The st. Louis club is negotiating with
St Paul for Jimmy Murray, the hard
hitting outfelder.
There was another ruction at GAINESVILLE
Thursday it being the third in three sue
cessive days. AS a result Of the latest
Umpire Welsh is lying In a hospital. hav-
ing been brutally beaten UP by fans af-
ter the game. which GAINESVILLE lost
President Carson is expected 10 take
some action to protect his umpires.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
RALLY BRINGS VICTORY.

Donneliy Bats Out Home Run and
Wins Game for Manhattan.
Manhattan defeated St Martins yes
terday in the Independence League, 3 10
2 The game was well played and excit-
ing throughout
Leonard, for the Catholics. and Raw
hngs. for the winners. were the slabmen.
Both pitched creditable ball. the latter
allowing the Churchmen but three scat
tered hits and tanning six. while Leon
ard allowed FIVE hits and struck out
seven.
Manhattan won in the seventh, when
Haislip singled, Whitmarsh walked.
and Donnelly connected with one OF
Leonard's curves for a homer. Rapp
played a good game in left for the losers.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
BELMONT CLUB TAKES TRIP.
VIII Lock Horns with Maryland
Semi-profeSsionaI Teams.

The strong Belmont club has left tho
city, and VIII be gone for week While
away the team VIII line up against some
Of the fastest semi-professional mines in
Maryland. Games Will be played with
teams representing Myersville. Jefferson.
Frederick. and Middleton. sam Brad
ford. who was given try-oUt by Balti-
more last year. will be on the firing line,
and Kelly. a Southern recruit. Will be on
the receiving end for the visitors. Those
who took the trip are keenan,, Howard.
and Z. Davis. former Business High
School stars. who, assisted by John Nc
Carthy, viii make up the inheld- Nc
Gee. Stone. and Crown viii cover the
outer gardens.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
OBTAIN R. R. Y. M. C. A. FIELD.
business High Football Squad As
snred OF Fine Place 10 PRACTICE

Manager Julius Eully. Of the Business
High School football team, has obtained
the use Of the big Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
athletic field in New Jersey avenue for
practice next fall.
President Winslow, OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
closed with Lully yesterday and the
stenographers are assured OF an ideal
turf field for practice.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
Capture Eight Straight Games in
Suburban Circuit.

BrightwoOd won its eighth straight VIC
tory in the Suburban League, outclassing
Takoma yesterday Il 10 ?. The Tramps
reached the high-water mark OF hits for
the season. slamming out seventeen of
the deliveries Of Yetton and Stuart.
Takoma was never IN the running,
Payne being effective at all stages.
Fague. Fentress. and Bergman led in
swatting. Payne drove out two triples
A catch of a foul fly by Plunkett out
side OF the third base fence was the only
faIHfrc fooTr.ra
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
OXON HILL TURNS TABLES.
Beautiful TvvirIing Holds
DRvidsOnviIIe safe.
Washington Herald.


OXon hill, Nd, Aug. Through che
mastery twirling Of Mattingly, Oxon Hnl
turned the tables on the strong David
sonville club. OF Anrs Arundle County.
Nd, yesterday, defes ting them by a :
TO 1 score The big riglit-hander. besides
setting eight down by the strike-out
route, allowed but four lonely hits. and
refused to issue a single pass. Aside
from Mattingly's pitching. the base run
ming of Major and the all-round playing
Of G. Townsend featured the contest.
Sweet. Of the losers, pitched in hard
luck, and deserved a much closer game.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Capital City League-Aloysius. 8: llidways. p
Sunday School Leag1e-Ninth. @; Sixth for
feitedl
Suburban League-Brghtwco 4. Takoma 2
Independence League-Aanhattan 8: ST Mar
tin.
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League-southern.
O. Sh0pmen, 0 forfeited.
Olympia Leag1e-OIyes. g; spartans lfor-
feitedJ
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
GAMES TODAY.

BANKERS Leasue-Amercan Security vs.. American
National
Capital City League-CorDen Company vs.. Kenu-
worth
Commercial League-Andrews rs Southeast Y
". c. A.
Independence League-Nati0nal Union 70. St
Paul
Olympia Learue-Open date
Southern Railway League-Law vs.. Treasurers-
Suburban League-Petworth IS. Woodburn
Sunday School League-Hamline vs.. Aracostia.
Terminal Railroad y. NJ C.. A LeaTue-shopuen
vs.. Southern.
Colored Departmental Leasus-Post-oflce rs In
terror
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

i - .'IIIII7l VI IIlTlIl
~. Carroll. Earned uIns-Midways. ! Aloysus s
First base by errurs-AlidEays 2: Aloysius. 8 Left
on bases-Midways. s. Aloysius g. First base on
balls-0f Hummer, 3; Of SfcNlahon 3 Struck cut
BY Hummer. s: By McAiahon s. Home run
Hurley. Two-oass hits-Zannelh Price. Hurley.
Sacrifice hit-Pnce. Stolen bases-ZannelH o. SUIT
ton Carroll 81. Murphy o. Taylor. Price. Kelliher
7. ONeilL Double play-SUtton 70 Peck. Hit hy
pitcher-By McNlahon. l. Balk-Kummer. Umpire
Nj Belts. Time II game hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
BANKERS LEAGUE.
OLYMPIA LEAGUE
soUTHERN RAILWAY IEAGrr
COLORED REIMBURSEMENT IEACT-E
PLAYS STAR GAME.
Harry ZanneTH Puts Up Sensational
Game at short for Mfdways.

Aloysius drew closer to the Cornell
Tigers yesterday in the Capital City
League by trimming the 8Iidways. 6 TO 2.
Harry ZanellL who has returned to the
city for few days, played short for
the losers and was easily the star Of the
contest Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

Earned runs-yyhitmarsh. Donneily Heislip Tan
sell Herman. Left on bases-St. Martins g:
Manhattan g. First base on balls-Of Leonard. 9;
Of Rawlings. G. Struck out-By Leonard e b.
Rawlings. 8. Home run-Donneuy. Sacrifice hits
S. Dampier. Leonard. Stolen bases-Herriman 49,.
Rapp Tanseu. Double plays-Ferguson % Whit
marsh. Hit By pitchcr-By Rawlings tRappl; By
Leonard Riddle. Umpire-1fr Dougherty. Time O
game hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
Playground Team Forfeits.

The New York Avenue baseball team
forfeited to the Garfield Park Playground
nine yesterday on the formers inability
70 show up st the appointed time.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

Arthur Irwin has turned down a good
offer 70 quit the aYnks and scout for the
Giants Irwin is rated in New York as
just about the best scout in the business.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

Two-baSe hit-Rowe. Sacrifice hit-C. Fisher. First
base on baIls-Of Sweet Z. Struck out-By Sweet
5; by Ma.tngly & Hit by pitcher &c. Fisherl- Left
on bases-Davidsoavile, 1; Oxon Bill, 7. Umpire
Nr Fisher
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

Totals. Il p Il
Th.a c.av--,sh
'Batted for Robertson

Takoma. ................,..... o Q 00l IL
brlgntNoNl- ; ! q Q b-A
Runs-Payne ~. Russo. Fentress ~. Tip. Fag1ie
O.. Plunkett Bergman 81. Robertson. Murphy
Grant ~. Left on bases-B rightwood 6: Takoma 6
First base on balls-Of Yelton. 2; of Payne g. In
nings pitched-By Yelton. Z: by Stuart g. Hits
made-Of Yelton, 4; OF Stuart B. Struck out-By
Payne. Z; by Stuart 2 Three-base hi,s-Payne %.
Fague. TwO-base hits-Bergman- Sacrifice flies
Bergman. Sacrifice hits-Hcwells Robertson Stolen
bases-Robertson. Murphy, Fentress "a. Charlton.
Rupert, Grant Double plays-Grant 10 HoweIls 70
Fague plunkett 90 Fague Hit by pitcher-Payne
Grant Wnd pitches-Yelton C2). stuart Payne
Passed palls-Angleman Murphy e. Umpire-AIr
sherman. Time Of game-I hour and $ minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
Empire City.

FIRST RACE-For twoyear-olds. non-winners
since July (: selling; Si0O added; Eve and a bali
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

Washington D. c.. July D 1910
To the Amateur Baseball Commission Of the Dis
triet Of Columbia. Washington ID. c.:
Gentlemen-The undersigned beg 70 submit the
following for your careful consideration and action
The Bankers Baseban League Of the District Of
Columbia was Organized In april, 1910 With Six
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

be Fivolity Stakes; for two
ross value $50; five and a
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

Washington. d. c.. July D. 1910
II. s. Reside, Esq, care American Security and
Trust Company. Washington. .. C.:
Dear Sr-As thsre seems 70 be Domo doubt as TO
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
LApIEs PLAN SOCIAL TEA-A so

cial tea will be held this afternoon in the pariors of the First Presbyterian church under the auspices Of the ladies or that organization. Mrs. Dysart, Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Dodge. Mrs. Wattawa. Mrs. Cant and Miss Jenckes will enter tain.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06

. GUILD MEETlNG-Ali members of the Guild of Trinity Church are asked to meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Ainsworth 80 North First avenue. on Friday. May 6. 1910. at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06

Temple No. 9, Pythian Sisters of Phoe- nix held a special meeting last even ing.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06

NEW NOTARY-Miss Luz Valen- zueia of Patagonia has been appointed a notary public.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
PHOENIX GUN cLUe-The recu-

lar weekly shoot of the Phoenix Gun club will be held this afternoon at the Country club grounds. on the Yuma road north of the Capitol. All shooters are invited to report and give their crack guns a chance to show what they can do.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
UNITARIAN MEETING .

tional Alliance of Unitarian and other Christian women win meet in Melczer's hall Friday at 9: 30 D. m. The subject will be Motherhood"
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
EXCURSION TO PARKER

excursion rates to Parker for the big opening and sale of lots on the lotf will go into effect today, and il is expected that town will be full oi people for the next week, anyhow The rates are placed in effect early so those who desire to bid on lots will have an opportunity to visit the place and study the townsite day or so before the sale begins.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
MISSIONARY socIETY MEErINe

The Womens Foreign Missionary so ciety Of the First NJ. L. church will have its regular meeting and mite box opening today at the church parlors at :: 30. Visitors are cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
VOGUE OF QUAINT RINGS.

The fad for wearing semiprecious stones has brought into fashion many quaint rings. In these we have imi- tations of scarabs. turquoise and oth- CT precious stones. They are set in sterling silver with odd craftsman like workmanship. which makes them very attractive. They are often worn by women who dislike limitations as a rule. But these craftsman rings are, as the children say. just what they are and not intended for make be- liever
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
MOTHERS DAY OBSERVANCE

There will be an observance of Moth CTS day next Sunday of which the ladies of the Eastern Star will have charge. The ceremonies will take place at o'clock at the. Masonic lodge room and the public is invited to attend The program will consist of music, vocal and instrumental. recitations and ad- dresses. Among those who will take part are Mrs. L. D. Dameron, Miss Boone. Miss Monihon, Judge Parker, A. D. Leyhe, Vernon Clark and J, H. Langston.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
PRIZES FOR cHlLpREN-The

Mothers day committee has decided to offer S5 in cash to the child who on Saturday There will be some other prizes. but they have not been yet Those who are eX- pecting to participate in the sale should report at the store of Elvey
 & Hulett today if possible.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
HAMBURG LOAF WITHOUT EGGS.

It is not necessary to use eggs in making hamburg loaf Add to the hamburg steak one-third of it's amount of bread crumbs. which have been thoroughly moistened with hot water. Add small onion. chopped iihe' sat and peper to taste, form int" roll and bake. A few years ago hamburg steak was a very cheap meat. The housekeeper could buy IL al the rate of two pounds for 15 cents. and 90 cents worth of meat plus the bread crumbs and other in- gredients made nutritious and in- expensive roast for dinner, with a possibility of cold sliced meat after wards. But now dependable hamburg costs almost as much as other meats. ---O-
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
HALLEps comET-Halley's comet

HAllEY'S CoMET-Hailey's comet is still showing at the old stand in the eastern heavens from about 3:30 to a few minutes past every morn ing. It is now so plainly visible that anyone who chances to look for it at the right time can easily find it. But if the star gazer he a little 100 early or little too late he cannot see 1t at all Shortly after o'clock il be- gins to get daylight. and the comet hides out at the first hint of dawn.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST
pYTHIAN SISTERS mEr-Purity

-
 PYTHIAN SISTERS MET-Purity Temple No. 9, Pythian Sisters of Phoe- nix held a special meeting last even ing.
 UNITARIAN MEETING - The Ma tional Alliance of Unitarian and other Christian women will meet in Melczer's hall Friday at 2:S0 D. Tn. The subject will be Motherhood"
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING The Women's Foreign Missionary so ciety Of the First NJ. [. church will have its regular meeting and mite box opening today at the church parlors at s:30. Visitors are cordially invited.
 WILL HOLD SHOOT ToDAY-At the grounds of the Phoenix Country club this afternoon the Phoenix Gun club will hold a shoot The object is to make such preparations as may be necessary to participate in territorial contest planned for the near future.
 HAS NEW AuTO-H you see handsome new automobile cruising along the streets of Phoenix. one of those autos which seems to have learned the axiom of our childhood to .'be seen and not heard" you can pret- ty nearly make up your mind that Dr. R. NJ. Tafel is at the helm. The doctor has just received his new ten horse power Stanley steamer runabout, pur- chased through the Standard Auto ar haS son to be proud of his acquisition.
 OSBORN SCHOOL ENTERTAlN- MENT-There will be a general enter tainment tonight by the pupils of the lower grades of the Osborn school. the program consisting of speeches, reel tations. dialogues and music. This is distinct from the regular graduating exercises of the eighth grade, which will be held next Thursday night Or dinarily these exercises are held at the close of the school on Friday, but they will be a day earlier this year on ac- count of the graduating exercises at the Indian school on Friday night.
 BIBLE CLASS MEETING - The regular monthly meeting of the Young Peoples Bible class of the Christian church was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A M. Pecka, No 545 West Madison street. During the business session it was decided that the class taken up the teacher tarining course along with their other work A very pleasing musical pro- gram was rendered. Those taking part were Rev Phillips. MT. and Mrs. Hill. Mrs Peclka, Miss Mamie Chappell and Miss Dorothea Cox. A recitation, 'The Patent Squealer," by Mrs. Seaton was of much merriment The wants of the inner man" were very looked after by the host ess. Those present were Mrs. P. c. Seaton, MT. and Mrs. Charles Grissler, Mir and Mrs. Forest Hill, MT. and Mrs A. NJ Pecka, Mrs. R. W. Fritsohe. Mrs. C B. Broan, MT and Mrs. J. A. Mims, Mir. and Mrs J. w. Armstrong. Mrs. J. Mir. and Mrs. R. w. Banks, Mrs. Fred Warren. Rev. Phillips, Mrs DeSouza. Miss Dorothea Cox, Miss Mamie Chappell, Miss Otis Banks. Miss Marion Hill, MT. and Mrs. W. D. Full Ter. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Bawden.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
GRAND CHANCELLOR HOME

GRAND CHANCELLOR HOME With the handsome sum of $1.0o0 raised to further swell the building fund for the proposed Pythian home in Arizona as a result of his efforts, Grand Chancellor J. F. Cleaveland of the Knights of Pythias. has returned to his home in this city following a general tour of visitation to the vari- ous lodges in the territory. Mir Cleaveland stated that the fund has now reached about s2.50O, which likely be invested in real estate in the Salt river valley until such time as sum sufficient for the erection of the home shall have been raised He also com mented upon the prosperity of Phoe- nix as compared with noticeable de- pression in some of the districts he visited. Mir. Cleaveland included in his trip the towns of Tombstone. Bisbee, Benson. Douglas. Pearce, Morenci Sol-' omonyille, Miami, Stafford, Globe, Cliff ton, Duncan. Courtland and Cananea.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
WILL HOLD SHOOT ToDAY-Ar

the grounds of the Phoenix Country club this afternoon the Phoenix Gun club will hold a shoot. The object is to make such preparations as may be necessary to participate in a territorial contest planned for the near future.