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The Washington herald., 1910-10-01
HARRIS BADLY BEATEN.
william T. jerome Is ut Rfngsfde
of Prize-fight.

New York, Sept. 3o-Morris Harris. a
Philadelphia negro. took a terrific beat
ing from Joe Jeanette in a ten-round
bout al the National Sporting Club to-
night. Harris was on the verge Of a
knockout in the last four rounds. but
Jeanette could not reach the point Of
the Jaw. Harris had the better Of the
first two rounds. after which Jeannette's
superior class was manifest. Among the
spectators in the boxes at the ringside
was William Travers Jerome, who ap
peared 10 enjoy the fight.
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Rgns-Lord, Messenger 81, Chouinard Blackburne
Mullen. Block e. Stephens Two-base hit-Chouin-
ard. ThTee-base hits-Stephens. stone. Sacrifice
milestone Mcdonnell Lord. Blackburne. Double
play-Blackburue 70 Mcconnell TO Mullen. Stolen
bases-Nessenger Blackburne. Bases on balls-On
MaIloy ); Of BOYD, / Struck out-By Malloy 5;
by Olmstead. 3. Hits made-Oh Malloy in 2-5
innings Left on bases-St Louis %; Chicago. g
UmpiTes-Messrs. Evans and Sheridan. Time Of
game-l hour and "a minutes.
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seabrookes Want Sunday Game.

Baltimore. Sept So-The seabrooke
(AId) baseball team desires a game for
Sunday morning at Seabrooke. with
some good District amateur team.
Transportation both ways. Phone w. B.
Miller, Chesapeake and Potomac tele-
phone. HyattsviIle, As
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INl-TIs1 III s-IdllIl 'Il-I11 INIsIIE 70
Three-bsse hit-Aliian. Sacrifce hit-Elbsrfeid.
Sacrifice fy-Blair Stolen base-Warh0P Bases
on balls-Of WARRIOR g Struck out-By Groom.
3; ~ Warhop 2 Hit By Titcho-By GroOm. 1: b.
WARRIOR l. Irft on bdses-Nashingtnn. 7: New
YORK. g. DJub,e pays-knight 20 Gardner %
Chas. 10 Blair; Blair 70 Gardner. Wild pitch
Groom. Umpires-NlessrS O'Loughlin and Dneen.
Time q mme-l hour and s. minute.
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WHITE SOX HAVE CINCH.
Chicago Beats st. Louis in Poor Ex-
hibitfOu

81. Louis. Sept. 3o.-Chicago walked
away with to-day's game with St Louis
in about the poorest exhibition on any
ball field Score, to i. Almost every
member OF the locals made errors of
every description Score:
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Topeks-Topeka, q 81, Joseph, 70. Second
gsme-Topeka- 0; St Joseph. 4
At Omaha-Omaha. s; Lincoln. y.
At Dsnyer-DsnYer, :; Wichita {.
At Des Moines-Des Moinfs Q. Sioux CITY. s.
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GROOM'S .TWIRLlNG
HUMBLES YANKEES
Nationals Hit WARRIOR Hard
and Often.
CHASE GIVEN BIG OVATION

First Appearance OF New Manager
ON Home Grounds Brings Out
Floral Tributes and Cheers-Na-
tiOnaIs' Lanky TwirIer Is Al
ways Master of the Situation.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Game on.

The proposed football game between
George Washington and Eastern Col
lege for this afternoon has been called
of, as Eastern could not muster team
10 meet the HatchetItes.
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GAMES TODAY. .
st. Louis at PtttsburE.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
Chicago nj Cincinnati.
STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
GIANTS WIN SLUGGING MATCH.
Boston Doves Beaten by Score of
IT 10 -

Boston, Sept. SO-There was a ter
rife smuggling bee at the South End
grounds this afternoon. when the Giants
and the Doves got together for the first
game Of the final series this year. New
York won The game. II 10 s Score.
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.Batted for cranaan in The MI hi

Boston. .......... 8 0 , 2 0 Is
New Aork......,,.,.......,.. ! 3 3-I
Runs-Collins, Goode Shean, Beck, Miller
Sweeney. RardCn. HTCWn, DeyOre o.. DOYLE Snod-
grass "a. Murray o. BTidweu a. Devlm MeTkle
%, Wilson, Wiltse. Becker, Left on hases-Bost0n
g. New York, 6, Bases on balls-On Brown. /. OF
Curtis. !, OF Mattern. 4. Struck out-By Brown, ;
Rudolph. Home rn-Becker Three-base hit
DeyoTe. Two-hase hits-AiiIler e. Wilson Brown
Sacrifice hits-GOode. Dcyle. Stolen bases-Becz
DevuTe ~. Doyle, Collins Suodgrass. Merkle
Sweeney -. Burg o. Double plays-Brown 70
ReTiden 70 Beck; Shean 20 Sweeney 20 Beck; Doyle
10 BrdWell 10 Merkle. Hit by pitcher-By 3lattern.
l. Wild pitches-By Brown, !, by Curtis l: b.
Mattern. L Passed hall-Rariden. UmUires-Msssrs.
klein.~ and Kane. Time OF game-2 hours and %
minutes.
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the plant yesterday. and was loud in his
praise OF the place. He looks on II as
one Of the best plantssthat he has seen
at a distance Of less than mile
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, @, New York, 8.
Chicago, 81 81. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston, I.
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SURPRISES MARK
GOLF TOURNEY
Visiting Players Win Matches
on Columbia Links.
R. LEWIS BEATS H. V. SANFORD

Chevy Chase Crack Captures Hard
fought Uphill Match-TwO Extra
hole Contests Mark Second Days
Play of Annual Fall Tournament.
Finals To lie Played To-day.
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GAMES TODAY.

washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland Mt Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

The Nationals appear 10 be making a
speciality Of SCATTERING baseball reputa-
tons this eventful season. Despite the
fact Of the addition Of a trio OF raw re-
cruits, the McAleerites are playing up
70 the standard that is desired Of a pen
nant contender.
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eight runs. Score,

'Bstted for Shelter in the eighth
fBatted for Miller in the eighth.
.Batted for Rucker In the eighth.
Stated for Seanlon in the tenth.
Philadelphia OIL %
Brooklyn ..-.....----....-.. . 2 o o 0 %
kuns-Titus. Knabe. Bates %, Grant. f3ransfleld
Doohn' Moran. Shelter. Davidson. Daubert o.,
Wheat %, Hummcll. C0ulsOn, Miller, Rucker
Ihiee~ha1e hit-CoulsOn. Home rIns-Daubert
Coulson Bransield. Sacrifice hits-Titus. Hum
mel. Grant Stolen bases-Coulson. Humrnel
Bases on balls-0f Rucker. q of Moore, ?; OF
Shelter, L Struck Out-By Rucker. 5: by Moore
l; hy Shelter, j Hit b. pitcher-By Rucker.
Left On bases-Phiadelphik 8; Brooklyn. 8
Passed ball-Moran. Umpires--Sfessrs. EasOn ana
johnson. Time OF gsme-2 hours and minute.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.

New York, II; Boston. 3.
Philadelphia, 81 Brooklyn, D.
(DaTkness)
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Nationals Take Opening Game from Yankees and Hold On Sixth Place

a high one for street. and Gesesler taking
easy drives from Daniels and Hemphill.
Two were down when WARRIOR hit Ell
berfeld In the seventh. but Cunningham
left him with a skyscraper to Hemphill
The Hill men then put over one run.
Chases heavy liner went straight into
Milan's grasp and Mcbride threw Knight
out. Gardner shot single to left and
raced TO third on a wild pitch. Cree's
smash was too hot for Groom and Gard
ner scored. Cree had started 10 steal
when Austin flied 10 Milan.
knight made a superb catch of somer-
lots high fly in short center in the Wash
ington's eighth. Schaefer pounded a base
hit to left and McBrides drive TO the
same place took bad bound away from
Daniels. yielding two bases. Gessler hit
10 right and Schaefer scored. but Nc
Bride. who tried TO follow him. was
thrown out at the plate. Street was third
out on a bounder TO knight. With two
out in the last half Daniels singled over
second. only to be left as Hemphill put
uD a fly for GesSleT.
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ATHLETICS, 4; BOSTON, l.

Runs-Gardner, Hartzel %. Lord Barry. Left on
bases-Athletics s; Boston. g. Bases on halls-Of
Wood 2; of COMBS. ). Struck Out-By Woods s.
by COMBS g. Three-base hits-Collins Lapp Two
base hits-Barry 81. Sacrifice hit-speaker Wild
pitch-Coombs, I. UmpTes-AiessTs Connolly and
Egan. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes
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Jack Higgins

NEW FORMS OF AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
70s Westoy Bldg. Main 45gi.
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Three-bagger for NIiIan.

Warhop's sixth base on balls was hard
ed 10 Groom in the ninth and Milan's rat
Ting three-bagger 10 LETT center brought
the pitcher in Elberfeld popped to Aus
tin and Milan sprinted across the plate
on Cunningham's sharp single. The latter
died stealing on Blair's perfect throw TO
Gardner Just as Somerlot famed.
Then came a belated rally by the Hill
men that woke UP the crowd. Chase was
thrown out by Mcbride ana Knight made
his second two-bagger, a drive 10 the
scoreboard. He went 10 third on Gard
ner's scratch and scored on Cree's single
TO center. Austin filled the bases with a
sharp hit that Groom knocked down but
couldn't field. Blair pounded red-hot
liner to left, but Schaefer didn't move an
inch 10 collar it. Gardner ran home on
this out. and Baporte was sent up 10 bat
for Warhop homer would have tied
the score, but Francis tapped one 10
Elberfeld and Cree was forced AT third.
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Commander Chase figured on easy
picking when the Washington youngsters
assembled on the Hilltop for practice.
But Halls hopes OF a clean sweep went
a-glimmeTing when the visitors began 10
push the runs across the plate consist
entity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-06

might be going up there, red haired woman,
or fair haired, anyhow well dressed?"
"Never!" | said emphatically and with
truth "Whv do you ask"
his flat last night. That's all. Good day, Mr..
WYNN"
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR s396v-The best buy on North Second St: Groom hollow ce- ment block house. cool in summer. warm in winter; fine corner lot: house k new and modern. Small payment down, balance s25 per month. just like rent. Enjoy il yourself this summer. rent. il a double house next winter. This is within walking distance and only one block from car line. Crescent Realty Co.,. l27 North second St br
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

 
  so es 1o 1f7 'a fas t s 5o .c & S. 152 i5a 62 167 f6 i7s ho ISL s3 1sS 2o4 o 2o9 A. G. Hamilton
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17
FOR SAlE-hOUSES

: NEW BROOM COTTAGE-East front
 large lot Indian school car line; s1750; i S450 cash; %YQJ year. $500 ? years. s per cent. l. T. Bowles. bp
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.-Lots in Thomas Place Phoenix most beautiful subdivision Country joys; city conveniences. Thomas end of Indian Sc.lool car line. dg
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

PUBLIC SALE-Finding II necessary 10 move their salesroomS into more spacious quarters. the Bide Wee Mis- sion Furniture Co. has decided to make a public sale Of everything on hand at their present salesrooms. B Polk street. Tuesday, April IS, at 10 o'clock; The stock consists of brand new hand made designs consisting of dressers, bed steads. oak dining chairs, rockers. Mor- Yis chair porch swings, sdeboards, bull fets bookcases. china closets. porch chairs, settees tabourettes, magazine racks hall seats. hat racks. screens. mirrors desks. dining tables. library ta- bles dressing tables. shirt waist boxes. criftsman's rugs. and a large line of oil paiutings. water colors. crayons. photo aLroI1es, pastels. pearl paintings, oieo- srayeures. etc. all framed in new hand
 made mission frames. Most Of these goods are oak and all are new. fresh and first class in every respect. w. w. Hntchison, Aucuoneer; w. W. Dean. Clerk. pr
 PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday. April 19, on fh.. old Tom Prescott ranch. four miles west of Phoenix on Buckeye road and one-half mile south. Commencing at l6se a. m, I will sell the following de scyibed property: 55 head Of cattle, 3l head of A No. 1 dairy cows, z? head or fwo-horse wagon. l spring wagon. l set of work harness. l set single harness, l-De Laval cream separator. good as new. household goods. Terms six months given Free lunch for all st noon. Conway Bristow, owner: c. .. Mclfurtry auctioneer thcadquarters Valley Realty Co.,: w. Scott. clerk pr
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Just miles north Of town. situated on a fine l-2 acre tract. Corner property. Car running on the west side. The house is set back and is a new, up-to date bungalow. consisting of five large rooms bath and pantry, screen porch. Has hot and cold water electric lights, barn and other conveniences. Can be bought for the reasonable price Of s5250, on very good terms.
 ELLIOT EVANS CO.,,
 IS East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17
FOR SAlE-LivE STOCK

FOR SAl.E--Fine Poland China hogs.
 Two miles east Or Palm Lodge. Mrs, BlcndingeT hT
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

{ FOR SALE-Gentle burro. accustomed 1 lo children and safe. Apply to F. A. Stafford, Desert Inn. Phone, County
 Ia. br
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE-iS fresh cows, Holstein and Durham. one Holstein bull, first
 class l.. Kohl. ttree miles west and
 threc-qus rters north of Six Points. dg
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

AJ-cTION HEADQUARTERS-S Mc- Murtry- Live Stock Auctioneer. before making your sale date. Headquarters
 Valley Realty. 3i West Adams. de
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

CAN YOU VOTE
 At the bond election, or ARE YOU JUST HALF A CITIZEN Remember, for q small amount down and the rent you are paying YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME. 'lt costs you Dothing to fine out Our services for the asking. WE GUARANTEE THE CONSTRUc- TIVE STABILITY OF OUR HOUSES. HOME BUILDERS
 GREENE 6 GRIFFIN.
 GREENE 6 GRIFFIN
 BARGAINS
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

R A. ALTON. NJ h.. fnNsirian and Surgeon. Phoenix, AriZ-Wim give sp-- cial attention 10 all chronic and surgi,-ii diseases. Office es South Second Ave
 Phone. Black Issl.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SAI.E-Mare, wagon and har-
 ness suitable for express or peddling.
 Easy payments. Call Scates Vehicle X
 Harness O.. Five Points. br
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17
FOR SALE.

FSh DALE. Five acres choice alfalfa: new 7-room brick house; 3-4 mile west Indian School; fine suburban home. Only y3GO0 Sl6oo cash, balance easy. SIX, ten or twenty acres fine alfalfa. 3-4 mile west Indian School. Nice. loca- ton for country home. Excellent terms. Small merchandise store finest loca- tion in town, cheap.
 Good paying cigar stand. heart of city. al a bargain
 N. l. LATHAM CO.,,
 1f5 North Center. |.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE--iorse, buggy and har- ness. 3l9 North Tenth Ave. ds
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

A SNAP-Five-ro house and 2iS feet. on. corner Center St. and Virginia
 Ave: $500; 5000 cash, balance . years per cent J. T. Bowles. bp
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SAI.E-I60 acres class A. Yuma road. Tn cultivation. $s5. l60 acres join ing. class E. $75. This for short time Terms. Forty acres school. $50: class A. close in. Five-room house. two lots Sll50; terms. Ten acres. Center street. 5000; terms. Barr 42 Center br
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE-s5000-On North Center St A beautiful home of ! rooms, with
 bath. Everything new and down to date. Rents for Si5 per month Half cash. balance your own time. Now is your opportunity to buy nice home on North Center St. Crescent Realty Co. l27 Notth Second St. br
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE-A good young horse. com ing in June. broken to work: will weigh 1900 pounds. R. G. Shauvers Mule 6 Sale Corral. +. Reynolds. ds
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

LAWN MOWERS sharpen-,i by as cut Give us T trial and be cOuvinc-1- Called Tor and delivered Phoenix Cycle Co, l33 North Center St. Phone, 1iaIn si.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR QUICK WORK; hauling snd
 transferring call the Consolidated Trans , fer Company. Main li2. Office OPPO- site Adams Hotel ll6 N. Center.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

PUBLIC SALE-Monday. April IS. 1910. commencing at l D. m. sharp. ' miles west Of Five Points. on Yuma road, one half mile north or Fowler School House. We will sell the following property: ? extra work horses. l year
 ing billy: extra, some barn tools. cream separator. household goods. con- sjsting of dressers. bed springs. mat tresses bedroom suites. cooking stoves and cooking utensils. dishes, many other articles too numerous to mention. c. O. McMurtry. Auctloneer; w. A Scott. Clerk; O. F. Smith. Owner. - Inn
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17
LET YOUR RENT BUY YOUR HOME. SEE THE HOME BUILDERS.

FOR SALE-The best appointed. best located saloon. pool and billiard hall in northern Arizona Has three,chair bar stock A curio collection. the finest in Arizona. Long lease: cheap rent. Do- ing good business. Reasons for sell ing to close up estate. S6O60 is the price for all. See Johnston, 42 North First St br
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17
AUCTIONS.

PTBLIC SALE-s4-3G F.. Washington street. Phoenix. April 20. at 10 a. m. 'clres furniture of the. Palace Saloon and afuTnIiuFe and fixtures of restaurant. con- sisting of: Bar and back bar. liquor show case. cigar show case, roll top desk letter file case, hot water boiler. copper drsiner. 2fcash registers. indica- ,cr. 10 cells; safe. roulette wheel com piete faro table. 300 checks; heating stove, stoves. pictlire Bucky O'Neill. pool tables. ' gallon water cooler. billiard iable- ceiling fan. electric fans, glass ware step ladder. large pictures, card tables. IS fine chairs. .5-foot wall partitions, small heater ] gallon and l half gallon copper measures, Tom and Jerry bowl. l dozen cuspidors. slot ma chine, IS-foot steel haF- mat. cigar lighters. copper funnels sof all descrip- 1ion, 2 beer faucets. ] dozen patent V hisky faucets. Restaurant fixtures: counter lor shelving. 2 ice boxes, ta- Iles, ; chairs, coffee boiler, large range. ] dozen high stools. tubs. buckets. and other articles too numerous to mention. W ". Hutchison, Auctioneer; W. ". Dean Clerk. os
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE-One driving horse. five years old; standard bred good color, gentle and toppy. Dr. Conner, s West Adams St. dh
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

READ WHY We have been ordered to sell two lots worth S750 for S550 They are well lo- cated. One is corner and has east and south fronts.
 BANK YOUR MONEY HERE. If you know a bargain when you see it. now is the time to act
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

On account of owner leaving town. we offer beautiful new. Groom mission house: everything modern; hardwood floors. cement walks, lot 70xl90. Price 5000. Terms, S1000 cash, balance monthly.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

80 ACRES, with 40 acres Of new ai- falfa, at bargain price-s60O0. with only $500 cash. A good 4-room house. new; also good well. This is a piece of good soil. and we can make good terms; close to school.
 20 ACRES with regular water. 2 l-2 miles north and west of the fair grounds. The soil is Al and the terms easy. 1-4 down. Prlee' sISs an acre. A 6argain' all in aifalfafi and all water rights. Pos session can begin May 1st- Price, sl25 an acre, with good terms
 l2 ACRES. with a new house. for 5000. Good well and fenced. All seeded to new alfalfa and grain. Close to school. This will make you a fine small ranch, for poultry and dairying. Very good terms.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL, ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

 WELL DRILLING-I am equipped ta do all kinds of well drilling. Plrts-z wanting wells write or cali on I r. Gallery. Capital Hotel. ds
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SAL.E-7-room brick house; cor
 her lot. 1o0N200; just completed: on Brill
 car line. Price S2750 Terms. $500 cash. Apply i5 South Center St. bp
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR RENT-5-room brick house, on corner; large yard shade, bath and gas. 924 South Second Ave. bp
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey or Holstein COW. F. c. Wolf. l 1-2 miles north In dian School. Cave Creek road. bn
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR RENT--Houses, furnished and unfurnished: first-class property for first-class people. No other kind listed. See Johnston. 42 North First St. br
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

TWO AND ONEHAlF ACRES, CLOSE IN. FOR S700. THIS IS 4 GOOD BUY AND SHOULD SELL AT SIGHT.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE-Bay mare with foal; gen
 tie; will work anyplace. 5000. Also . good milk COW. s40.00. Phone Ranch 291. bp
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

KELTY COLLECTION A ENcY. Fleming Bldg, Suite so1-4o2. Phoenlx. Ariz. Phone Black SSH. .
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

LAS PALMAs LOTS, 7ox165, WITH CEMENT WALKS, CITY WATER AND PALM DRIVES. S100 DOWN AND s10c EVERY SIX MONTHS, AND THE
 PRICE IS ONLY $500 '
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE-Chicken feed; wheat sl90 per cwt. at Phoenix Flour Mills. bn FOR SAI.E-Chicken feed: wheat $l 90 per cwt. at Phoenix Flour Mills. bn
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

WANTED-Your carpenter work. con tract or by the day. Odd jobs promptly done. c. P. Hollcraft. 1142 E. AcKin- lev St .
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE-Two good Horse teams; 10 nice young mule teams. All well broke. All at special bargain. Higley Horse & Mule O.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

FOR SALE-New house. East Ever green. Built to be cool. with high roof.
 hardwood floors. buffet kitchen. five
 rooms and two screen porches; large front porch; lot 70xIs5 with sidewalks extra cheap for quick sale. G. Noll.
 Arizona Laundry. ds
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17

DR- W. S. LOWE. Veterinarian Of 3SS1. Res. Phone. County A.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-17
 FOR RENT-hOUSES

FOR RENT-7-roOm furnished resi- dence: modern: all conveniences: S35 10 October 1st. Barr. i2 North Center. br
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WITH THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME.

sentiment, and he wanted work. He
took OF his blue coat, hung up his
knapsack and musket and went out
to "hunts a: ~ 7:%s IS.
There is more than one prosperous
business in the Emitted States today
started in the summer of 1865 In: this
small way. =. e. I Z: z ::is.:.2:a>,
Great numbers sof men found await
ing them places which. had been kept
OPEN, Carpenters, painters, trades peo-
pie of all sorts, were offered their old
positions in hundreds,s even thousands,
of cases. Sir Samuel Peto an Eng
lishman, who published q volume in
1866 on American Resources" records
that soon after the close Of the war
he was in Chicago and there visited a
printing establishment The proprie-
tor pointed out forty seven compost
tors who had been soldiers "This man
was. a major" he told Sir Samuel
''the next to him a captain, the third
a lieutenant, another = sergeant. : :
They were only too happy to return to
situations which I had given them an
understanding when they left me that
i would retain open for them"
Officers in particular were in great
demand as business partners and as
promoters Of new enterprises, their
names being considered equal to good
lump Of capital. "One of our military
leaders, said a New York paper In
the fall Of 1866, "is now in charge OF
a machine for a patent pumping, an-
other is building a railway through the
oil country, one Of the first soldiers Of
the Army Of the Potomac is in the
pistol business. another keeps retail
grocery store, while one Of Sherman's
most trusted lieutenants is claim
agent. One major general prints q
weekly paper in Baltimore. These
starred and battered gentlemen 80
down from the command Of colonels
to become agents and partners and
dealers. perhaps with the orderly who
stood before their tents or the private
who held their stirrups." "
But there was another factor In their
assimilation which should not be for
gotten. It never could have takeos
place without the cooperation OF the,
people at home. It was they who had
by gigantic sacrifices furnished the:
money for the war. e was their ener-
~ which had at the same time devel-i
oped the west, increased imports,
opened new Industries. IT was they who.
foresaw the danger In the floods Of
mon which the disbanding Of the vol:
unteers would cause and prepared for
them opening to them their old posi-.
lions. calling them to new enterprises.
AS they marched into q town they
saw again and again q woman rush
from cheering crowd to cling, sob
bling. % husband, q child bound ont
cryihg, Gather, father!" comradeI
spring from the ranks to clasp q
mother. Il was the Sigh l:sof wives.
weeping with JOY. Of mothers thanking
God Tor their sons which MI the sum-
Imer and Fall stirred the hearts Of stf,A
lreturnlhg isrs. For the sake of
these, thIlss more than M else
these men q whom love q danger
and had become stroanie
and compeHin passion hung M 4helrS
runs ana cheer tillly took ap Sta,e s4eady
4 Grind sp1 earnine taeir ~ heelA