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Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
STUBBORN INDIVIDUAL.

For the past four days the evening papers have been sending H. l.. Chandler to the coast for short visit and MT. Chandler has refused to go. Not only have the papers insisted that he would gc every evening for the past four days. but that he had actually gone. Had MT. Chandler been of a congenial nature he would have had ample time to have reached the Maine coast by this time. but as it is he did not get out of the valley until yester- day eN ening.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
MESA DEPARIMEMT
CHAs- z. JONES,
 Manager
INSPECTING HIGHWAY.

A party made up of members of the territorial board of control and Redr mOnd ToOhey passed through Mesa yes terday forenoon in an automobile bound for Roosevelt and Globe to go over the territorial highway recently between those two pOints by MT TOohey Ae will be recalled this is the link in the territorial high-i way connecting up with the govern. ment road between this place and Roosevelt
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
WILL BUILD HOUSE
 IN GAGE ADDITION

Prof. J. H. Hall of the Normal is expected home the latter part of next week, while Mrs Hall will prob ably not return untilsia little later They have been spending part of the summer in Canada but will re- turn to Mrs. Halls home in Califor- nia before coming here.
 It is understood that immediately upon his arrival here MT. Hall will commence the construction of a cot tage in Gage addition Before leav- ing this summer he purchased a well located lot in the addition. just west of the Normal campus and facing the Normal. He will build on that property.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
A SALE ANNOUNCED.

Attention is directed this morning to the display -ad of Hyder Bros. This sale is not due to any special lack of business or need of money but to the fact that as new goods are ar irving daily for the fall trade, room must be made for them. This sale is another one of those kinds where goods will be moved regardless of price and the time taken to read the time taken to read the particulars in the ad will be well spent
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
BACK FROM RANGE.

a I. V. Stewart has returned from the Stewart range near Mayer, where he has been spending a couple of weeks
 He reports an abundance of feed there due to the recent heavy rains
 While gone MT. Stewart devoted a good deal of his time to shooting the genuine old fashioned wild pigeons that are as large as a small chicken
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
pisaareeable at Home.

Lots of men and women who are agreeable with others. get cranky at home It's not disposition. its the liver. If you find in yourself that you feel cross around the house. little things worry you, just buy a bottle of Ballards Heroine and put your liver in shape You and every body around you will feel better for it. Price 90 cents per bottle. Sold by Elvey & Hulettt, quality drug gists.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
AFTER HORSES.

Boss Chilson came down from Sunflower yesterday after a bunch of saddle horses that he will take back to the range with him. He says that while there has been enough rain in the immediate vicin ity of Sunflower to keep the feed growing, there has not been much on the other side of Reno along Tonto and Rye. Coming down he met Joe Birchett and family within a few miles of their destination.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
PRISONER OF MERIT.

Marshal Peterson rounded up a live one yesterday in the person of A. Romero on a charge of being drunk. Romero differed considerably from the average five dollar patients in that when asked to contribute for the sake of having something with which to purchase lubricants for the city ma chinery he flashed a certificate of de- pOsit on one of the local banks which nearly took the breath of the local of ficerS
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
ATTEND coMMIITEE MEETING.

George s. Irwin. T. F. POmeroy and J. C. Sexton went to Phoenix yester- day for the purpose of attending | meeting of the Republican County Gen. tral committed called at 2:3O in the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
BROKE A SPRING.

The Vance Buick automobile is laid up here for repairs. In cross ing the railroad night before last with a flat rear tire. a back spring snapped. Another machine has been pressed into service for the time being until the necessary repairs are made on the Buick.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
NOT TYPHOID ATTAcK.

Recent developments in the illness of L. w. Bartholomew has determined that he is not suffering with an attack or typhoid as was feared for time. His temperature is now practically under control and it is not anticipated that his illness will not reach such seri- ous stage as was at first anticipated.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

Tn buying a cough medicine. don't be afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy There Is no danger from it. and relief is sure to follow. Especially recommended for coughs. colds and whoping cough. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

Be sure and take a bottle of Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy with you when starting on your trip this summer. It cannot be obtained on board the trains or steam CTS. Changes of water and climate often causes sudden attacks of diarrhoea and it is best to be prepared, Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
OuT FOR JOY RIDE.

The Misses Grace Peterson. Viola Bullock. FraEcelle Pomeroy and Mable Pcmeroy and G. H. Todt Earl and Twain clemens and Mir. Kleeper enjoy ed an auto ride over the desert Wed nesday evening stopping at Desert Wells where ghost stories were told.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
Dysentery is a dangerous disease but

can be cured. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has been successfully used in nine epi- denies of dysentery. It has never been known to fail. It is equally valuable for children and adults. and when re- duced with water and sweetened. it is pleasant to take Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

When the digestion is all right. the action of the bowels regular. there is a natural craving and relish for food. When this is lacking you may know that you need a dose of Chamber lains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They strengthen the digestive or gans. improve the appetite and reg ulate the bowels. Sold by all drug Oie
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
NEW TAILOR IN TOWN.

Marques Rich is a new arrival in Tempe and will open a Merchant tailoring establishment here. He has rented the room in the Kingsbury block formerly occupied by the mill inery shop and will be prepared to get down to work in a short time.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
EAvEs FOR THE SOUTH.

Frank B. Harvey the well known Lehis rancher left yesterday evening for a month or six weeks visit with two sisters in New Orleans.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
R. F. D. INCREASES.

R. F. D. carrier Chas. Blakely and wife are the parents of an eight pound son born to them Wednesday after noon. Mother and child are reported as doing well.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
A SCHOOL DAY FRIEND.

John Kruce of Missouri has been spending a few days with M. O. Odell this week. The two were school day friends years ago in the east and have not met before in years. Mir. Kruce has gone on to the Kel- vinRay country and will probably locate in Arizona permanently.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

If your liver is sluggish and out of tone. and you feel dull. bilious. consti- pated, take a dose of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be- fore retiring and you will feel all right in the morning. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
RETURNED FROM VACATION.

Miss Jennie Brundage who has been spending several days in Prescott re- turned to this place yesterday morn- ing The two children of l.. B. John son who have been at the mountain town also accompanied her. Mrs
 Johnson will return later in the month.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
DINING ROOM CHANGE.

Wong Foo formerly employed as cook by the reclamation service during the construction of the Granite Reef dam has leased the Alhambra Dining room and will commence serving meals at noon today.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
2d Notice

Old treatment of chronic Kidney disease by excitation has broken down. Deaths now nearly sO,OO0 and books declare it incurable. If you have had Kidney trouble over six months send for helpful diet list and pamphlet (free) that may prolong or save your life. John J. Fulton, 66s Battery St, San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
HERE FROM THE NORTH.

A. C. Mcqueen of the Santa Fe was a Mesa visitor yesterday from points along the Santa Fe, coming down for the purpose of looking over the ranch
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al- ways be used for Children's Teething. It soothes the child. softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
BALL AND E0OzE
COMBINATION
IS N. G.
Garry Hermann Puts the
Ban on Hard Drinks on
the Red Stockings Home
Grounds-Cood Move.
nV TIp wRIaAr.


Hats of 90 Garry me4FuSann
Thr Ksnial president q tns Cincin.
pau baseball csur has psst sha hihast
on the sale ~ iufaNsrAnta On tbs
home q the Hrf Stockings
et.iquor shoutd bs said only h.
saioonas 4 TIE sentiment - tbs
Reds owner
And Ifs sooa sentiment Doubt
iraa tinHinnatianu who likr their
hear wtli protest - Wfil brewery
men and some politicians. buf Herr
mann proposes 10 stand pat.
The sale - intgxisangs has always
been a bis money maker IN cinrin-
matt uai v always vas a mistake
You never saw nqvpf sold w a thaa-
ere. ga yauf That IT, Ia a first class
snemtref fou never aaw Hnynna huy
trink ~ anything stronger thar
red lemonade 81 a ciFrua. did ycuF
Why. then. should the honte - The
national 81 ne ~ degraded I hopa
the seed planted ~ Hermann finds
root IN otber cities where baseball
and togza trsyel together. and that
she dssfswnm@rM ~ beer o. any other
beverage that cheers IL stopped
Heres q good chance for the re-
spccflFe leagues g. taru a nice little
trick. They ought - Eaf the mem
bars together and vote on The ques-
ton The chances arr the Fute woutd
b. sufficient 90 knock uWt tha liquor
selling and pisce baseball just a lit-
10 hst higher Than g Is az present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

Lots II boxing. but very little
fiehtinK. was tho rule at the newly
orxaniscd Phoenix HoNinK clubs IN
fttat smakeg last night, and with the
exception II tho wlndup and @eni-
winaup. the bouts were On the tame
slide. The acrappers seemed GO nave
tho desire O. mix a. without the
ability Ia do 80. and a harvest OF
uscleas blows were struck durins the
course of the evenings entertain
nent
Ciiff Dyer and Jack I.anfall net
m the iSs. pound class as head
timer. and much % the surprise ot
avarvhativ. the latter was awarded
the decision. after an extra round
had been called for hy the Judges.
Dyer took his man too easily. and
In the firSl two rounds seemed Co
be feeling him out Then, when
Dyer commenced 20 realty flght
TRnfan refused % accept an the
punches AHMED az him. and in tho
final round tore into Dyer Ia a way
which forced the Judges % give
him the decision i.anfall ls one ~
those fellows who doesn't know
when he i licked and this undouht-
sdiy gave hlm his win last Night
for he was h0pelcssiy hehlnd on
points during the first t@o rounds.
Jack Navak the crack 5. a g.
weltcrweiKhf. won hts fight against
Eli Jonas III the third round. when
Referee Pete Muldoon stopped he
proceedings but Novak got several
rude inlts 60 remind him that ne
was np against scrmppy. II unset.
entific man Jonas II Krat clean
through. but he lacks both expert
snce and training. and was an easy
mark for NaVak IN che second
round the latter stopped an awful
wAll0p with hts mid section and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

There hasn't been much said about
the moving pictures u the Jeffries-
johnson fixhf lately I wonder why
fian ths picture trust ciuched the
privilege ~ have the independents
stolen a march on thcmf Both
trust and independents we're talking
business with gam Berger not long
mwo IN Chicago but nothing definite
haa been made public
When Jefffi~s ard johnson signed
ARTICLES fhsl agreed 10 split The re-
reipts ~ the pictures three ways
Each fighter waa g. get one-third n
tbs profits and the promoters were
e. have the other third
Il was stipulated IN the agreement
that the fighters would control the
pictures Apparently the men who
make the pictures we're not taken
infn consideration. u was the eiHuae
giving them control ~ the pictures
thaf caused the fighters 60 accept
miraard and GiaaNons hia
NnN there isn't Il chance Ia TIRE
world for the fighters o. control
Ths trust has pat ia n fiat bid for
the pictures and the independents
have made an offer based upon per-
csntRFe. which IN reality viii bring
more money 60 the fighters and pro-
motors than the offer Of tho trust
but b-sth independents and trust wili
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
PHOENIX CLUBS SHOW
PROVIDES GOOD SPORT
Good Boxing But Poor Fighting the Order OF the Even.
ing-Bouts Staged With Speed and Fans Pleased
With the Show-Another Soon.

slowed up 80 perceptihly that u
Looked as though Ionan mlsht - IA
and finish tho tob. lie dosEsd y
badly In che third, however, heeoin-
tne quite daaed after a rain " hlewH
ta the chin. and after going O. hlH
knees several times. MWldeon %.
etded quite rightly that hr waA All
IN. and stpupud the slaughter
fise workman. who has not laced
a glove on Tor quite while. found
that he had forgotten a number et
the fine points ~ the game when ne
faced FRANK WestermRn. the heavy.
weight chAmpinn Of the Nnrthw AL
SVe~tsrmAu had IL an over hts ens
panent from the first hut he ataiisd
along feeling his man out. and in
the aaeond cue loose 80 bard thei
ths referee came o. Wcrshan'a res
eua and atopFea the bout
THE fans were disappointed IN not
seeing Johnny otHNrN ana Wine
Vetre in action. the latter faiiing GO
put IN an appearance az the last mo.
ment. and necessltatinR a chsnsr 81
progfam.
serial and Harris. pair ~ ios-
FOUNDERS. figured Ia the opener, the
former winning 0ui after an sxttM
round
Roy BROWN. the smiling KID from
Ballard had things hie own wa}
With 4. Hodge. both boys wclEhins
In AZ las. and Ia the seCnnd round
the fight was stopped.
r. Edison got shade on Frank
Vase after some eolorlena Mullins.
and won 8 decision
Thn smoker, which was staged la
the PIKE 81 ghfatre. vas well
handled. and nearly a capacity hoasy
sltre@@ed the show Maichiuaksf
t.annl. Austin hsa scheduled anuih-
81 event far Friday. May 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
HE'S AFTER WOLGAST

The next nppanent 81 Lixhtwrixh
Champion "A woixnst Nsll b. the
little New England hurricane Maffy
BALDWIN. enc 81 the fastest hsfys
thar ever pulled on q glove In the
lightweight class.
Baldwin has the respect ~ every
lightweight in the iaad lie -
tough nut for any boxer ~ his
pounds a. crack a. Witness his three
lights with Owen Moran than whom
II 10 hard to find a better nan,
RaIdwsn'H last fight wfth Moran
followed a ride from New Orleans TO
New York In fact. he went almost
directly from the train u the ring
sids. And despite the fact that he
could not have been Al hls best
after 80 tedious a ride. Baldwin gave
Moran a terrific battle wa8 fighting
Mks q terrier and az strong a. a
bull when the tenth session ended
Moran T. one - the greatest
boxer fighters living II was but a
short time before he took on Bald
win that he and Abe Atteii flashed
through one Of the prettieat exhi-
Billions ever staged IN New York.
and the little Engifshman. while laa-
ing the decision. would not have had
the best q " had the affair been
called draw.
Now anyone who can break near
even with Atteii IN a boxing match
and then turn around and 60 10
rounds ~ rough house battling. r.
surely the GLASS; hence the fight
made BY baldwin with Hueh per-
former must b. 70 his credit
Baldwina next opponent viii b.
that clever lltfie chap. Danny Dunn.
Tho two Niii get together a. New
Orleans. and following this Baldwin
Will e. across the country a. San
Francisco % train Tor hls fight with
W0igasf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

JEFF TAKING OFF
WEIGHT TO FAST

ROWAHDENNAN RATNfN 60
CAMP. BEN LOMOND, Cat. April
"a The warm spell here A. taking
the flesh Of jeff IN fine style. and
the challenger was compelled 90 let
up In hts work RE exercised IN
the morning and planned 90 DO "a
little spBrrlnR but when the sun
began making things gixzle. Jeff DO
clded % stay IN the shade and take
things easy
the day IN unpacking and getting
hls gym pafauhafualin in shape. He
refused % announce the course Of
training he had planned for JEFF
and said thHt he would lol results
speak for themselves
JEFF plane a boat race tomorrow
on San Lorenzo river. The jeff
shell viii race tho pnpke craft In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
BY MAX BALTHAsAR.
The Riuatlder.

SAN FRANCISCO. April %
Looks very much Ike Al kaufman
and philadelphia Jack O'Bnen are
going 10 become really and truly A.
finiileA Ia Sam fsangford and Jim
Barry. When there ~ nothing else
ia sight. they string some ham pro
moter into matching them
pittaburg. which fell for the
Klaus ketchrl two Htep, was the
scene ~ their latest spat Il took
place last night, and for three
rounds u was a perfectly proper
reunion. Then O'Brien got a faux
pas out OF his system and slapped
Albert on the beak. bringing the
gore.
That made the big boy real an.
gsy. and thereafter be gave the
cunfesH0f quite an exciting time.
The first round was punk, the see
ond fierce. the third rotten and tho
crowd Missed II had had IL dose
~ an understood" fight before
and waited some real action Then
came the bat on the nose and a
few Fireworks
Louis Blot IL paying an awfuliy
big price for The Tommy Burns
Sam LanEford fight when he agrees
"a split tss 900 between the fight
ers How BE- figures n worth that
much money Is hard 90 understand
Neither man IL a champion. one Il
an en.chnmpiun and business
man and the other has never fiR
sired IN a fight that has drawn
even $4,000 BURNS showing
against 1911 Lang did not enhance
his reputation very much. and IN
the face o. thia and his defeat by
Johnson he has an awful crust "a
ask a small fortune 10 fight Lang
fag4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

reminds him of the closing rounds
~ his fight with Armstrong la New
York. when tho negro ala tho very
same thing. after be- had found out
mat he could not hurt the California
grizzly with his hardest punches. A
great help 90 Jefrs training win be
me swimming be- viii be- ems hlcd 10
40 within a few days His swim
ming pool IN the San Lorenzo river.
"a beautiful mountain stream which
flows about n quarter 81 mile back
~ bis training quarters. Is almost
completed. and when the Job is fin
iahed Jeff VIII take "A daily dip he
Il extremely fond ~ the wntor. being
both an expert swimmer ana oars
man. The swimming strengthens hla
heart and lungs. and tho rowing
looNcns up tho muscles or his hack
and arms Rowing also makes the
hitting good be said the other day
Although no definite time has been
fixed, u is expected that the real
training campaign which means
plenty ~ hard work with tho gloves,
as well as on tho r1nd and with the
gym apparatus. VIII begin about
May rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
By MAX eALTHAsAR
THE RinusiderJ

HOWARDENNAN THATNINQ
CAMP BEN LOMOND. Cal. April
1s-Ihe warm weather Of vcater-
day and sam Beraer'H repeated
statements that IN his opinion JEFF
fries IL too light has aroused con-
jecturs ar % what Jeff will % when
tie Thermometer begins flirting with
the high spots IN May and june. FOR
Il gets quite bastery down here. do
spite the shady pines and mountain
broszsa Jim's road work b. done
while The SUN w very young. but
whom The warm days come 1t Will be-
uncomforiably hot 10 the gymna-
sum, and 4s tho real hard work rs
70 begin siA weeks before tho day
% battle. q looks like the weight
question is going 20 Increase Bar-
gers Worries When Jim begins 10
psrspife. be does not 40 f. by halves
and 4 does not take uuch work To-
bring The beads out ! have seen
MS face Gripping and his Underahirt
eoakri after five minutes fuRRlng at
NE puileys. and when re was
throuEh with them he looked a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
HOW MANY REAL IRON MEN WILL THE
MOVING PICTURES MEAN TO FIGHTERS

insist upon absolute castFa
There's a barrel If h@nss , y
pictures No one can e<sinsR -
any certainty their uifirna;s ~
but they ought 10 BE- gped r -
than a year. with 4 corl<fz1k =
pie % years Later. They ~ >
worth 10 times any picfnrH ''S
made
There has been much s&t = y
effect that Jeffries and fsknsgf Z
fight re o. i1 rounds fer ne 100
% the picture machines b<fas. r
inr 20 put across a kneckpst ~
statement credited % 1Affiia =
peis this
Ieffrlss il reported 70 hNn 40
"t'li whip johnson IN ffIrse Tsun1s
{ can don't intend . sass =
time foolsnE around The a4lrlr
dispose n him. the n1ore 80
there il IN Il Tor ne fnaifidsaA
quick victory means blE mensi
the read. and ! car nlake tlss1N
few weeks
GOOD talk. jeff Tlss pshils -
10 see a sharp. decisive irfl .
the quicker you o. y1af ef2a4
wins the better We VIII ia x -
ing viii 80 quickly dispess Z =
talk about a frame up ihan : :.
rv-up finish and stamp oai ~ =
about TIE fighting game bang ~
10 the cora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
'RinGsider's" Gossip of the Game

though he had had an involuntary
bath.
Another matter that IL going 10
bother Berger is the crowd that ~
sure % be down here toward the
eud u the training spell Jim hates
crowds They get on HIS nerves
make him aulkY and generally IN
tfaotable. and fha worry throughout
the camp is correapOudinRly IN
creased. Perhaps the frllis that Joe
choynsh has promised 20 put into
Jeffriea' regime will overcome this
difficulty but II they d. ChoYnsh
viii have done something that no
other trainer has accomplished.
with Sam laugford and Frank
Goteh on the Job Jeff ought 10 get
the rough work that n ia admitted
be stands greatly IN need of
AfmHtroug's timiditv and Farmer
Burns age initiate against their do
ing anything very strenuous when
Jeff crowds Armstrong BIZ IN the
boxing bouts. big Bob hangs over the
ropes OF yella for help or turns tail
This always makes Jeff grin. a. u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

IL body q
pgunda
~ fourn sunfs
h~ would - literally dead
one
walking Al liver protected hY
tha
nr a punches
q
aufhpa
In oths he
udar
nsaks D 81 puneh
fha heart punch panrh
nat
20
aatar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
Northwestern Will Not Bar Photographers;
W. H. Lucas Makes National League Look Sd

sulphldes' Bromidea Developer and POTASH spokzs
attie Tacoma photographers take nsicsl
President Lucas. Of the Northwestern league II
follow footsteps u President Lynch Of the Nssz b
Association Photographers VIII be barred from
4 thoroughly believe with ban johnson. u he Ansdn
league photographers evil
they delay the BY inng for bali hF =
they viii be welcome said he today.
President Lucas has again derontrxs
his good Judgment Nothing the fan
er good picture taken The field Of play
words. pictures help the game immensely.
And for the Northwestern league 20 make is nsu
brother look like a biz dos Ia a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
This FIGHT IS ON
THE SQUARE,"
SAYS 0'BRIfN
Then He Backs Up His As
sertion by Taking a
Sound Beating From Big
AL Kaufman.

~ tHAtHa HFf
FlTT8nuHG. Pa. April "a
right fans ara esTtain today THAI
Philadelphia Jack osf9rtens ra
markabIe assertion. TN stake my
life that this fiant IL on the
square" Nas one u the ,raesi
sentences be ever spoke Jack
made the remark during 4 cllnch
In the second round Of the fight
with Kaufman In Dnaaesne Gar.
dena last niEht The next moment
Kaufman cent him spinning
against the ropes. and thereafter
beat him all arcand the rims.
O'fsrfsn was a badly licked man
AZ the aud Of the sixth round u the
mill
nthe last two rounds Kaufman
had hia man nearly out, bat he
seemed 70 lack the necessary steam
10 put over the deciding punch.