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Luckily Draws
MAN Of Sentiment. f"

The other day I heard an interesting
discussion Of this subject among three
married women. one Of the women
had been lucky enough 70 draw thar
matrimonial prize, a man Of exquisite
sympathies and UNDERSTANDING, what
the OId-fashiOned novelists used 20 call
"a man Of sentiment" He is door
young fellow, just getting good start
in life and he and his pretty vile have
not vet very much OF this world s goods
to bless themselves with, but the hus-
band is continually deyising little uneX-
pected treats FOR his wife, and none or
their fete days-her birthday or Christ
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Daily Horoscope
The stars incline. but do not
compel
Tuesday, October II, 1910

We'll shines the day 1Or him
Who moves with force and via
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4 PLEA FOR MOTHER

Published at the request Of Mrs, a. r wymes
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. He heart OF every woman in the
1 world Graves sentiment and 70
! nance. II isn't enough Tor her to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16
.1CHEI WORKS
f0R LAhkF0RD
Middle Weight Champion Prepar.
ing Himself for the Coming
Big Mill. .

NEW YORK. April l6.-Stanlsy
Kstchel middIsweisht champion Of
the world. who Il traintng 81 his
Amt with sam lAngford. the Boston
Tar BABY. IL rhtladelphiA On April
al. prc5S4ly Intends to oyerAxre this
negro with his masstvs intellect. Up
to data, inteliocts haven't entered
very strongly Into Langford's make
up. but Kefchei tntends to inject them.
The champion. who - 1t Woodiaxn
Inn, IN the Hronx. Ii training on
Grimm's fairy tales, road work. bag
punching saud Oscar Wffdcsn exotic
poems. the Quoercst training routine
ever adopted ~ anything but = Har-
ward professor.
And al for the gay white way--H
Ketchei tells II, he doesn't even know
how to md his way about In the lo-
caltties whore I'm mills diapenae 1ixx
Or where the l0hstsr palaces Invite
Ketchsi nays ne - working hard for
tho Langford ngAt aud to prove II
he outlined hfe unique course of train
ing. In the morning he does gym
nAsfum work and runs. Then he re-
turns and puts In an hour and 4 hAlf
punching the bag. shadow boxing and
working the weight machines.
His afternoons. he says. he spends
the same way. though he does give
considerable time 10 = Fifth avenue
maxsetSe., who mantpuIates his strains
ed thumb. i tendon In which he In
juTsd III his hight with Jack johnson
dix months ago. and which waz In
jured again In hIs hight with Klaus
In PittsburH three weeks age
The heavy work at night
49, 49, h~>A IN ArAA - -Apa
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lH9anl TlEEs
FIRST Of GAMES
Capture Initial Contest Of Series
With the Colts w ScQre Of
Brought the Crowd to it Feet
BY Sensational One Hand
Catch Of Long Drive.

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MN CLARK BELIEVES
he HIS THE PAAlAT

NORFOLK. VA. April 1e.-With
the opening Of ths Virginia Baseball
League season. lens than 4 week on,
tho management al the Norfolk and
Portsmouth teams are confident that
tho a~ggrsgatione representing the two
cities by the sea are the best yet
Manager Clark. Of the Norfolk
team. believes hts Grew " the Mary
lane thts year Will % even better
than the noble lads who kept the
ship well before the wind last season
The gallant finish the Crew made last
year. whom they only lost the ponnant
BY \ game. and then on ! decision
u : portion " the league directors.
hax 6one mor 70 Increase e~nthuAiasm
n Norfolk than anythtng that has
happened In yeAra.
Hundreds Of fans Ia this city 49,
ltova that Norfolk WA rightly entitled
10 the pennant, and the sO-calied un-
Spprt1man attitude of the Roanoke
! IN declining to play on the tie
with the Grow will make the team
from the Magic City the most hated
rival Of the home team this year.
Il am well sAtisied With the team
4 have selected this year." said Man
ager Clark to-day. II believe / have
some good twirleFs. but would not
care TO pAes final judgment on the
bunch until they have had Z fair
sh0w to demonstrate what y III them.
lin thu dald the Norfolk team II ~
strong - ever. WhtI0 NAltx VIII nat
b. IN left garden this year. me pod
ton will " looked altar ~ tho bsst
aaen 70 BE- had. i helievA Norf0fx
has = good shanrs fct TIN
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IuoHDuRe sTnIs OFF
NTH SEVENTEEN Men


ecs4l ~ The Aacansond Vs<x1uiAnD
AxNCHBURu, VA. Aprfl le.-Ths
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~ssokr nosksr n centss. ass al old
IvlfEfnf6@ 1e6Gnefa however, and are
[we44A nox1t- ~ Richmond fsa4-
In ad1ition u LAughIia, Harry
Kunkle. who cnnehs for Ro1no.s In
1eee. has been secnred ~ hatcher.
and Callahan. another good backstop.
- among the try-outNs At uret Gus
INxhrad<r II \ top-nQfch neldAr.-n1 his
record for two seAsoun VIII show. Ills
batting wae excellent In 1875, but he
eluiuped = bit tAS& seAson. This year
NJ - hitting well and - feiding IN
mid-eeAson FORM
NJ H1CoYid DEx6 CASTOR, VINO played
The bar Tor the Chattanooga cham
psons Of the South Atlantic f1st year.
showed ! disposition TO hold cut. but
hAs reported and has made . ine linz
preston, both In neiding and bat
Al shortstop Arthur L.arkin4 se-
cured from the st. Louis Nationals. IS
tho only candidate thus tar. IArktnS
has not yet shown tsh form expected
Of him n hitting and batting. bat he
viii - given ample opportunity 70
demonstrAte hls capacity.
Third sack il xuardods BY Manager
Griffin. 4 veteran who u Dependant hi
10 = fielder, and who batted at = .xAs
clip IN 80 eax4ee In this league In
1903 Grin v last rounding Into his
usual form. He n heady baseball
general ox large expcriencs, and q
coaching the men In inside hall.
ytncent TydemAn, an Athtets and
acrobat reported In peSfsct ccndItioa
and u covertna Ioft brilliantly and
cracktny tho baIi 1t hjn usual ciip.
He 1ssded peFfsctH u 1903 q the
outfeid for the whole :
EVERYBODY knows Hooker, the Rich
fnond bog. who colutsd the ball st .
ASS clip FOR : tail-end team iast ysar.
and who ~ = A&lder ana thrower n
about q rood - the best.
In right fieid y vinson, Who played
last year and part Of ths year before
England League. and who, prior 10
that ptkysd WIN thx C1xv6ixna AMER
icanes HI Hi II OYER 41aA- Mi1h--CIoxa-
land and fan III that figure In fha
New England League. He u left
hand batter and Z hard hitter, get-
ting two homsrB In 4 recent game
with 0resneboro. The right Held fence
II nteet-f utthes back than 4aSt- year
too.
FftraasEs Look serong.
The pitchers Include MAyberrv. who
II doing great work FOR the stak Ridge
Institute team. hut will emo here
In . few days. He IL young, strozar.
has speed and fine. fAst-brAakine
curves, And II he can curb q tendency
70 wfidness Will make : star. HANKS,
= left-hander secured from Atlanta.
and who played With Augusta last
year. has made . ine impression. He
has hAAn~ affective against higher etsss
RAAa& RAksA~ -A4.-aA -A--s
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onaksrs Down Dodnlr

AE
PHILADELPHIA. April I6.-Phila.
dNiphia won Fridays eame fFun
Brooklyn, 7 TO I. ~ bunchin9 hifr m
ecAnlon IN The second Inning ana pro-
fitting ~ the viattors errors g other
IuninEs.
.Brookiyn hi the ban hard. hut
could mot bunch tha safs drfvesI ne
'philadelphiA club to-day rAleanad
Pitcher Mcbride, Outheidse W1sich.
and In1eideFs NechSrlv ma
sC1augherty to the Albany club. 81 tlse
New York state League. The ecors:
PhiiAdelpAia ..o4eaA0e1s--f
HF0okiyn
Two-base hits-Dnnhert, wheat ~.
Knabe. TJtus. Home run-Erefe.
Hftk-Q5 ScArlon, \ III 4 inutnwn: III
Bal, , in 3 lnniuss: on Nufpu. 3 ~ Z
tnnings: on MAfonev. / IA 5 jnnin1uL
6Acrfnce hlt@BrAnanelA. gkplAn shsss
-Batea pUutie ptayx-130r1F. U00-
Ian ana HransieId; Knah4, Daolan ma
HrAnz1eld-Lef ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
HI PhtiHdeiutia. I. E1rxt 6as9 IN 6SifS
or 6canl0n, i. ~ Hell. II % Nc-
sren. = om Aaroney, 4 First haso a.
erfor-Rffladelhhsa Gtruck out-Ry
&c&ni1zs ~ by Mofsns n ~ 0afonNV.
Parsed balis-JAcklltacA. l: -
win. !. VIVID pitrhes-Noen. ]. TfrnA
lao. Umpfres-Rtgaar ana Dsnsiie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16
Ashlsslse CT lesse.

WASHINGTON. D. G, April 1s-
philad11phin turned the tables on
Washln9ton Friday. wtnntng hy The
seor~ "a ! ID 4 Bender w1s : puxxlo
With runnetu u haSes. whils Doo Aets.
Iin9 ~ drtwon from TN rubeS1 n
ths eeccm1 Inning. and 0rOcan In ~
hit iafd. 4 doubao piAy w Milan and
ElberfeId vsas IL feature. Ths sc0re:
P~hitxdSaptln ..310101e91@e
wnnhln&tcn .ee0ete0e1--1
fN0-baDo htkg-NcHxIdAs Mnyphy
"a. Une1auh THfeasba1e http--Haft-
sei. liYtnnsf0ue, McHrtde. Hit1-O6
,Slslealne. & n TIL 1nninGn; 0~ro0Gnss1
n \ 10 stnntn1o. aAeriAcs hitnr-O1d-
rin3. GAMMA HAee eeelen--by G1litnx
Double playn-Menttdga, HciAe1tsr md
fyariAHk: NihAmgand sE1b@rfasas Laft
a bAsos-Waehinetosk : HhiI261tRhfA
/. Beqsa ~ ba11e-QM Groom. Benz
o.. 1. E4re3 baso o. errOrs-FhtlA6e1-
nnl.. . 6trIck ouA-Hy 0fOom, 4:
bsn1sts n Tisass 1:bs umpirss-Esaa
And Evans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16
osuthsFn Aarus.
South Atlantic LsaSus.

AT CoIumbia-Macon forfeited on ac-
count Of failure to arrive In time for
game.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .: 6avnn-
nah,
Al Observation-Disclosures, I Au-
8usfA q.
Al Columbia-ColumhiA. .; Macon, .
{seven innings: dsrknessl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16

STATED for Raird In fifth.
The by Innings: r.
Richmond ....3 e0oo0oo 1--s
mAltoona $500 O20Ioz1- s
Summary: Two-base hit-McAlees.
Earned runs-Aitnona. :. Three-base
hit-Inxerton. HitS-on Baird, 8 In
innings: on NimmO. 2 in ln-
Dnr1mAyer. Shprten a.. Baunon. Nc
Aieee IA. Nlmlmo. Double plays
McAiees to Carey: Carey {~unaasist-
Adlt Durmeyer TO 6hortell to Carey.
Hasa on hails-oR Revelle. !; on
Baird: on Nimmo, 3. Struck out
BY Reveile. >. By Mmnno, I. SAcrf-
ahce hits-Conroy. Baird. Time Of
game--1:s0. Umpire, Mace. Attend
ancA. 1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16

AZ Macon, Ga.--Mercer University,
I; Trinity College. 4.
At Roanoke, Va--Ronnoke fvfrgfnia
State LeaguA). 81. Winston Salem
tCarOlina LeaEue), 3: called o. ac-
count or darkness.
Al Greensboro, N. C.-Montreal
Eastern League1, Ill; Greensboro. Z.
At Washington-BucknelL 5; George
town. I.
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Graham IFits SOMA

O044XRS MH2h WN&N
NEW YORK. April 1s.-arahams
batting four hits out Of four times
1t the plate waA Tho deciding factor
In the game which Boston won from
New York Friday, 5 70 i. TIA sturdy
catcher knocked In three runs. IN
Guiding the winning one. William
Sweeney was Friday appointed cap-
tain OF the Boston team. The score;
n.
Boston ........011UA1pls- S
New York ........0fI0loNH@
Two-bass hits-Sey1nour. Graham.
Devcre. Hits--Of Curtis s IN ! m
ningn; on Brown, : ln asnnfnrs. IN
Raymond. : In : "a inninsp: On Cran-
dali. : n lis innings. Sacrifice hits
Sweeney. Murray. 6anrifce f9y--
6chlei. Stolen bases-CotIfna. Dcvifn.
Merkle. Sweeney. Double plsve-
Doyle. BrtdwelI and Merkle: Br1dwell
and Merkle. Lett on baeeu-Nev
York. IL; Roston. ,, First 49, "a
bails-On Raymond, 4; on Curfta I.
on Crandall, 3; on Brpwn. Flrrt
base on errurs-New York. Il: Boeton.
I. Hit Nv pitched hali-By Curtfs
tpeyItn1. Struck cut-By Curtis y.
by Raymond. I: by Crandxlf. 3: ~
brown. 4. Tina. a:ee. Umpires-
McsErs. KLEIN and Kama
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Cabs Arc Bcaaon Again.

CINCINNATI, April 1s.-Opportuns
hits. combined with cosby crrcrs ~
Tinker. allowed Cincinnati ID win ths
aecond game OF the series with Chi
cago Friday. 5 TO g.. Cincinnati III
Brown freely after the third inninx.
Score: -
Cincinnati .......0Do31o1as-s
chicago ........... i01o00N00- S
Three-base hitsrEgan, Eyefs
Chance. Stolen base-Bescher. Bases
on bails-On C~ovaieski, 4: Cd Brown.
2 Struck out-By Covaieski. 1: by
Saggs. lib brown, a. ItsEoH Co.
valeski. 3 In 4 innings: on sugss. /
IN 5 innings. Hit by pitcher--By
Brown. left on bases-Cincinnati. 5:
Chicago. Z. Passed balI-Roth. Time
Umpires-O'DAy and Brsn-
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Dslaiths b MtnnAapolts.


American Aesee1a4ienA
AZ st Paul, Minns--0E Ran1. g.. 1eh-
b.; Milwaukee. ~, III. ~ (Ten IN
nings.l Hettsriee-K1kOys oeToo1e and
apencer; Hchafdt ands LWdwte.
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1of,
iihs Be-: Kansas Gu, <r- Oh %. HAk-
tsraeoEratterson. Altxock and smith:
Hheedes ~ Nttesr.-l -7--
AZ Toledo, O~hto--Tolsdo, 81. "a. "a;
Indianapolis. e, "a, ~ Batteries-
Roelnson and Land; Glass ana Bow
ernaan.
Az Columbus, Ohfo-Columbna. sr.
81 II; Louisville. n, m, 70. (Ten
Suninknt), BAtteriss-Nelson and Car
rtschi Weaver and PeitA.
osuthsFn Eeapus.
At AtIanta--AtIantas 10; chattanoo-
q. :.
Al View orieans-Mobiis. Il. New Or
leans, 8.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1: Nashville.
3.
Al Blrminxham-Montsomery, Il
birmingham. =
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81 obta1A the pattsrn nh cot the above
s49e@1e NJ celia. A16seas Pattern Dspaxtm
1850 " 1Axtetps WI ~ recsiyed With
Arizona republican., 1910-02-06
TIE tAw DAY SESSION .Of THE DISTRICT COURT
James Kennedy Ordered to Plead Next
 "Wednesday.

James Kennedy was brought before the district court yesterday for ar- raignment on an indictment two years old for an attempt to murder John Ryan and Peter Cannon near Gila Bend. Kennedy said that he had no attorney and Judge Kent appointed E. B. Goodwin to defend him.. He will plead next Wednesday.
 In the case of w. W. Dobson against James Dobson motion for a new trial was overruled. The case of T. E. Far ish against George Beebe. involving the affairs of the Cieneguita Copper company. which has been before the courts of this and other jurisdictions for several years. was set for trial on April 5.
 The case of J. R. Jones against F. c. ,Wisner and others was dismissed on the molten of the plaintiffs attrney. A similar entry was made in the case of C. R. Jones against the same de- fendants.
 In the matter of the Arizona Land company against J. Wilfred Johnson demurrer was overruled. In the case of J. E. Howells and others against G. w. Bell for the collection of claims against Bell as contractor for the Tempe high school building the mo- ton of one of the plaintiffs for judg ment for the amount of his claim was denied.
 -Divorces were granted in the follow ing cases: Ella Thompson against Will liam R. Thompson: Jesse Bruce Jy,,vpDbrox, ocafnSf Stella Hurnphrey. Leonora Ferris against William J. Fer ris: Elsie Barnum against Emanuel J. Barnum.
 In the suit of R. A. Alton against Mary Fl. Alton for divorce, the plain tiff was permitted to amend his com plaint to ailege assertion. and the mat ter was continued for further proof.
 The case vf I. V. Stewart against Martin Palma and others to, quiet ti- tie was submitted.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-06
CHINESE DOCTOR
Treatments Free
Wonderful Chinese
 Remedies From the Far East Given Away Free to the Sick

To one man or woman in each locali- ty will be given, free. a proof treat ment of pr. Hee A. Vans wonderful Chinese Roots, Barks and Herbs. This proof treatment which is offered with out one cent of cost has been used in China for over four thousand years and has cured more men and women than any known treatment now in ex- istence. To prove what this wonderful will do, Dr. Wan is offering a free treatment so that the skeptical may see and the doubters be convinced. A cured patient is a doctors best ad- vertisement
 No matter how many other treat ments yon have tried; no matter how many other doctors have failed, Dr. Wan stands ready to prove to you at his expense that his remedies will do the work. Sit down now and write to Dr. Hee A. Wan, 320 Pacific Bldg, San Francisco. Cal. telling him in your own words just how you feel and from what you suffer- most He will then prepare, especially for your case. treatment which will convince you that you are not in the incurable state but can and will bee cured. This treat ment will be sent to you in a plain wrapper with the postage paid.
 Don't put this matter off until to- morrow just because there isn't paper or pencil handy. Look one up and write immediately. This is your op-. portunity to get well. Don't waste 1t.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-06
NEWS NOTES.

The Daggs corner, formerly occu- pied by the Boston saloon. is being fitted up fora restaurant and rooming house
 The ladies of the Catholic church have arranged to hold a supper at the church this evening Two carloads of Mexicans. in all something over hundred. spent Fri day night here and yesterday morning
 were sent to Kelvin for work on the F. & E.
 The De Vores are moving into their
 new cottage on the corner of Mill ave-
 nue and Seventh street. - Dr. Brechan and brother were visit
 DTS in Mesa yesterday. Marshal Brown states that he will be
 found at his office all next week by
 those who desire to pay their city
 taxes and thereby ease theH minds. Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Stewart are re-
 joicing over the arrival of bouncing
 nine-pound baby girl at their home on
 Friday.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-06
TRUsTEEs' MEETING
 FOR REORGANIZATION
Progress of Work in Improving Cent
 rsI Avenue.

The board of trustees of the Cent ral avenue road district met yesterday morning at the office of the Lamson business college and reorganized. The new member. F. A. Woolsey. who re- gently purchased fine residence and twenty acres of land on Central ave- nue, was elected chairman.
 Edwin NJ. Lamson. who has been clerk Of the board since its organiza- ton more than three years ago, was reelected clerk.
 The following resolution was adopted unanimously:
 Resolved, That this board extend to the retiring chairman, George M. Hahn. it's thanks for the attention giv- en to the affairs of the road district his courtesy as presiding officer dur ing the meetings of the board.' -
 The superintendent of construction employed by the board, C. H. Bartlett, made his first report He recommend- ed the purchase of two oil tanks and wagons for hauling the oil to be used on the roadways. He also reported where graders, scrapers and some oth- CT tools could be secured, and that he was making progress regarding faciii- ties for heating the oil. The board has adopted a system of bookkeeping by which any citizen can ascertain for his own information the exact amount paid out for any specific purpose since the formation of the district. The books show that during the past three years the board has expended for re- pairs. such as grading, repairing cul- verts and bridges, s1,063.40: for sprinkling., .sS12.50; for tools and ma- chinery. s770.s5.
 The total office expense of the dis trict from the time of its formation to December 31 was 2l.70.
 In order to rebuild the roadway of Central avenue for the amount of money available. the board has been obliged to spend considerable time in- vestigating the cheapest methods of doing various parts of the work. The board now feels confident that it will be able to build the roadway according to specifications at cost not to ex- ceed 5000 more than the amount of money available.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-06
CORDUROY TROUSERS
 \ BAIT FOR THIEVES
One Lot Which Has Resulted in Two
 Catches.

Three pairs of corduroy trousers would likely be worn out in the ca pacity of exhibits in court if they were made of less stubborn material. At any rate they are serving a more useful purpose than trousers generally do, in that they are made the means of land ing people Of thIeving propensities into the claws of justice.
 They formed a part of the display in front of rhe Morales store a week ago and a couple of Mexicans lifted them and were captured. They and their plumber were taken before Just ice Barker. who found the thieves gull ty and sentenced them to thirty days in the county jail.
 The trousers, who had been marked exhibit A" remained in the possession Of the court until yesterday morning. when Mir. Morales called for them. Re turning to the store, he put them again on exhibition at exactly 10 o'clock. At precisely ten minutes after 10 Jose Diaz and Margerito Gomez happened along that way and the bait was again swallowed.
 Ten minutes later, MT. Morales was again appalled, by the absence of his pants display and reported the matter to Constable Murphy. who in exactly ten minutes encountered Gomez and Diaz. One was carrying a gunny sack with something in it and the other had something wrapped in an old news paper.
 The gunny sack was found to con- tain two pairs of corduroy trousers and the newspaper. one pair. Diaz and Co., meg are in jail and the trousers are again marked Exhibit A" in Justice Johnstone's court.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-06
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Arizona republican., 1910-02-06
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