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Arizona republican., 1910-09-13
GATHERING DEAFMUTES.

To the Editor of the The Republican:
 Sir: I wish to thank you for the
 space you have kindly given to my
 letter on the school for the deac and
 trust the question will be settled
 soon. Since writing to you. the ad- dresses of several deaf and dumb boys and girls have come to my knowledge. There was a slight error in the printed statement about the
 ratio of one deafmute to every 1900 of the opulation-acording to this ratio, there are 100 deafmutes in Arizona. though they are as hard to find as the prOverbial needle in a haystack Pub licity will bring them out. If the pop ulation here is more than 15O,OOO, of course, the number of uneducated deafmute children is approximately larger. HENRY c. WHITE
 As sigular coincidence the appeal for the education of our deaf and dumb written by one deafmute was set up by w B. Egan, a deafmute linotype operator in the office of The Republican. It speaks volumes for the good results of the education of the deaf. MT. Egan was educated at the Berkeley school while a resident of California, and though he can not speak one word to save his life, he has travelled from end of the country to the other and made his way every where. He is married but his wife is at present in Oakland, Cal. He be- lieves that a school for the deaf is needed in Arizona and that it will soon justify itself. He says an edu- cation at home is a boon to every child.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS
OPENING o FTHE WIGWAM

Tonight The Wigwam theater which
 has been closed for the last few months. will be opened, giving a show of high-class pictures and vaudeville There has been a growing demand in the last few months for shows in this line and owing to the management being unable to handle the immense crowds which seek admittance to their house each night, they have de- cided to open this once popular house with line of the best license films obtainable. and will offer a speciality each week which will be presented this week, by Billy Howard, presenting an eccentric musical act, and J. NJ Campbell, in piano and singing act The price of admission will be 1Oc and, 15c and the shows will start at 7:3O each evening.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13
RETURN FROM vAcATIoN-A

Starkweather, wife and daughter. Lila Starkweather, accompanied by Mrs. W. E. Reno and daughter. Pauline Reno, returned last night from months vacation in Pres colt, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13
WEATHER MAN HOME

WEATHER MAN HOME-Section Director Jesunofsky, in charge of the Phoenix United States weather ob- servatory, returned last evening from a trip into the western part of the territory, taken for the purpose of inspecting subordinate stations.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
Local Daily Weather Report For the
 Arizona Republican.

Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 m. yesterday.
 5.9a s.9a.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GOES TO KANSAS CITY-Miss Lou Baker was a passenger on the Southern Pacific yesterday bound for Kansas City, where she will be the guest of friends for the next few weeks
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13

RETURNS TO IoWA-Mrs. Edwin L. Paschall, whc has been visiting friends in the Salt river valley for sev- eral weeks, returned yesterday evening via the santa Fe to her home in Co., lUmbus Junction, Iowa.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13
HERE FROM MEXlco-E. (

HCNC TNOW WCNTOO-T H. OVI Her, who is engaged in mining am railroad work in Mexico in the Vicinit. of Cananea, spent yesterday in Phoe nix. MT. Collier was a former membe of B troop of the Rough Rider regi nrent, and yesterday called on Colone McClintock, his former captain. H. left for home against last evening.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13

GOING BACK EAST-George R. Brewster will leave this morning over the Santa Fe for his old home at Quincy, Ills, which he has not wis ited for eighteen years He is going to see his mother who is not only very old but in feeble health. He will stop at Kansas City and visit a brother who is in the railroad busi- ness there. He will go as far as Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13
MARSHALL FAMILY RETURNS

E. A Marshall and family have re- turned from a two months sojourn at Catalina Miss Henrietta Carter of Waco, Texas, a niece of Mrs. Marshall, accompanied the party and will spend the winter in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13

NEW NOTARY-H E. Mann, of Chambers. Apache county, has been appointed a notary public.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-13

A HUNTING TRlP-Adam J. Fike, left on Monday for a hunting trip in the Rincon mountains. about forty miles out from Tucson. In the party are his brother, Freeman Fike, cashier of the Tucson Gas & Electric company, alson MT. Jenkins and sons of Tucson. They will travel by auto to the General Manning place. near the Rincons, and from there by horses and pack burros. They will be gone a fortnight, and ex- pect to feast on wild game, deer and bear.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
OLD GRENDSTAND is NO MORE
Carpenters and Graders mt Work on
Pa ROurke's New Base
Ball Park.

sorrowful row Of disconsolate fans
watched the old grandstand go to pieces
under the blows Of workmen at pa
Rourke's vinton park on Monday At the
same time the two back fences took long
fall and graders began WORK on levelns
off the old park grounds and the section
of the new park that is to be aided.
William Meyer, the contractor, promises
all possible speed In rushing tho work and
having It done in plenty Of time when the
daisies bloom again and ball players start
spring work Pa himself does little ever
seeing and spends few hours now and
then, watching things SO.
The extent of the grading being done and
the moving OF material In the present ola
monds will make necessary now coat OF
sod on the field next spring. II Is TOT def
lnitely settled as yet whether the home
plate will rest In the same spot as before
or not, but II will pc IN the near vicinity
Of where Johnny Gonding has ruled in
past years.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
INDOOR PLAYERS LINING UF
Captain Bill schiplSe f. Arranging 1
Game with Council bluffs
Team.

Bill sohipke and his team Of prospective
indoor ball players have re seived ohal
lenge from 7. f. Pierson OF the Council
Bluffs Young Mems Christian association
indoor ball team for December g. At the
Auditorium, or any other time that Il
can be arranged Bill proposes to accept
The Young Mems Christian association
team Is one Of the fastest indoor teams IN
this section Of the country and the Omaha
ball players will find themselves up against
real base ball. sehipEes team Is composed
Of Johnny Gonding Harry Welch. Pat
Ragan and Shannon Williams up TO date
with several other stars in near proximity
Of being signed"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30

PIERRE, s. d., Nov. S-(special.l THE
county authorities Of Stanley county are
offering a reward OF $50 for the capture
OF NJ, NJ Edwards, wanted on a charge
Of horse rUstling In the southwestern part
Of Stanley county. IL Is claimed that Ed
wards, While teaching school near Weta,
Ia the southwest part OF that county
looked after the horse business" as
side issue, using two boys who lived south
% Cottonwood as his stool pigeons for the
work Edwards was arrested near Cham
berlaln BY the Brule county authorities
but while being taken TO Chamberlain he
jumped from the rig and made a quick
getaway and has NOT been Teoaptured
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
BASKET BALL PRACTICE BEGINS
High School Boys Get Ready for a
Hard Schedule.
sEvENTY-FIvE OUT FOR SQUAD
Director earns VIII BE Coach, As
sisted by Mr.. Linn, and Boys
WIN Fight Hard for
Places.

The basket ball candidates Of the Omaha
High school met Tuesday afternoon at the
close Of drill and organized for the coming
season. Il. l.. earns, athletic director,
has been chosen coach. He has had a
great deal Of experience in this line, and
coached the high school boys last year.
Albert Calm, a senior was elected student
manager Of the team BY the athletic
board At this meeting about seventy-five
boys were present and all declared that
they would try out for the first squad,
which will be chosen in three or four
weeks. The practice will start Wednes-
day afternoon and will be held in the new
gymnasium. An extra fine schedule has
been arranged, but only two dates are def
lnitey fixed. These are February with
Lincoln at Lincoln, and February Is with
Lincoln at Omaha. Games will be played
also with York and South Omaha, Sioux
City and Council Bluffs. Only one game
will be played with each OF the two former,
but with the Sioux City and Council
Bluffs, two games win be played. Mr..
Linn, a member OF the faculty, will assist
Mr.. earns to coach the squad
Next Thursday afternoon the "O's' viii
be awarded to the foot ball men and the
captain Of the team for next year will be
elected. David Bowman and Virgil Rector
are the two probable men for this office.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
DANES HAVE A BIG TUG o. WAR
Lively Contest TO he Held at Wash
inEtOn Hall Next Saturday
Evening,

The sporting blood Of the Danes in Omaha
is being heated to the boiling point by an
athletic event which is to come off at
Washington hall Saturday night between
two tug O. war teams. In a contest held
November 10 by teams from lodges OF the
Danish Brotherhood, Nos. ! and 10, South
Omaha, "A and 1876 and 800 combined, the
championship at two traekning" was mar
rowed down to two teams, No. 10, under
the captaincy OF Gus Corneet, and the
combination team from 1876 and 200, under
the captaincy Of Hans Neble, These two
teams Of strong men will try Saturday
night for the cup that was purchased by
a committee from all the Danish lodges,
The prize cup must be defended twice sue
cessfully against any Danish Brotherhood
team in the country, no matter from where
it may come, and II It is held It becomes
the property Of the team, and new one
will be put up. The tug O. war is not
new event for the Danish athletes, but
this is the first time a standing offer has
been made in the way OF a prize cup.
large crowd Of enthusiasts is expected
for the Saturday night contest. Frank
Rasmussen will act referee and Waldo
mar Michaelsen as timekeeper The eight
men teams pull against each other for ten
minutes, and the side having the advan-
tage at the end of that time wins.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
NATIONAL CLUB LEADERS MEET
Officers Of General Federation Of
WOmen's Clubs Hold Session at
CoifaN, Ia.

COLFAN. Ia, Nov. S.-(Special)-T
annual business session Of the executive
committee Of the General Federation Of
Womens clubs is now being held at
Hotel Colfax. Prominent women from all
over the United States are in attendance.
Mrs Philip " Moore Of St. Louis, No,
president Of the General Federation OF
clubs. will preside. Other prominent Of
fcers are Mrs. Charles Mcmahon Of Utah,
Mrs. Elmer Blair Of New York, Mrs J.
A. Nash Of Iowa, Mrs. Frank White Of
North Dakota. Mrs. J. Creighton OF New
Orleans, Mrs. Eugene Refill Of North Caro-
lima and Mrs. H. l.. Keefe OF Nebraska.
The manager Of the hotel will give
complimentary banquet to the officers on
the evening of December l, at which time
other prominent women Of Iowa win be
Invited guests
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
TURKEY SHOOT FOR CHRISTMAS
Local NimrOds TO Have Another Big
shoot Across the River for
Live Prizes

There are fans and fans Although the
midwest bowling tournament is taking the
attention OF the most OF omahas sportinl
eyes a wee corner OF the right eye Of those
Interested in shooting events is pointing
toward Christmas.
Christmas, be 1t understood. is the date
Of big turkey trap shoot to be held by
the Omaha Gun club at its. grounds just
across the bridge. The Thanksgiving shoot
was so successful that the winners are
more than anxious TO get a try at a few
more turkeys. ducks and geese. The losers
attribute bad luck for the absence Of fowls
in the gunnysacks they carried along and
want another try.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
BRONCIIOS
Tommy Bresnahan
Loses His Battle
with Kid Farmer
Peoria Lad Too Fast for South Omaha
Fighter and Takes Count in
Tenth Round.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Nov. 29.-(Special TelS-
gram. before the Comet Athletic club
here tonight kid" Farmer of Peoria
knocked out Tommy Bresnahan of South
Omaha in the tenth round Of a ten-round
fight. The battle was a clean one the
whole way through and both fighters per
formed well Until the end of the fifth
neither man was the aggressor but in the
sixth Farmer began a heavy onslaught
which ended in the tenth with Bresnahan
taking the count.
Twice in the tenth Farmers heavy swings
to the Omaha boys jaw felled him, but
each time he was up Immediately. The
third time the KIDS right landed in the
same place. He went down and heard the
double figure.
At the finish Of the fight, when several
hundred people rushed over the ropes to
see the fighters, the stand gave way but
no one was injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
Promotion for Captain Philpot.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Nov 9,-(Special)-
Captain S. b. Philpot, commanding Co. G,
Of the Fifty-sixth regiment, has resigned
his office because business calls him t.
Des Mones to live, but he will not be lost
to the Iowa Guard because Colonel w, T.
Chantland, recognizing that he is an in
valuable man to military Iowa, has
recommended his appointment and conse-.
quently his promotion to the office of
brigade signal officer with the rank of
major on the staff Of General Lincoln. 1t
is understood the appointment will be an
nounced shortly First Lieutenant Verne
Hale will be elected, without a doubt, TO
serve as captain Of the local company.
Captain Philpot is veteran Of three
wars, Boer, spanish-American and the
Boxer rebellion. = '''
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
Nones Men Plan oSow Bowrs Knock the Pins Foot Ball Gossip

Elyins Squirrel ? to s. second; Bat Master.
sixth race Font. even. won; Des Com
nets, even, second, Wander, even, third.
AZ Emeryville,
OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 29.-FRvorites did
not tare well at Emeryvlhe TO-DAY, there
being number of upsets. Big suck ruIed
aIter being pocketed in the carrier stages,
finished third. Rsieign, showing improve
ment over Saturdays race, won from
First race, five and a half furlougs:
DeauWood, to 1, won; CISCO, second
Cara hampton, to /, third. lime, lOS
second race, futurity course; SAX, to l.
won LOOKOUT " 70 1, second CaniQue, Al
to 2, tnird. lime, Ill.
Third race, futurity course: MaXims
(Matthews), to 1, won Prudent (GlloerU,
! TO No. seconds New Capital lCottonl, to
way, Redondo ana Poppy finished as
named.
Fourth race, one mile: Raleigh (Glass),
TO q won; HOOray (SeldenJ, . TO 1, sec
ono Big stick tGarner), third. Time
l;tO5S. BOtts creed, Eddie Graney, Roman
as named
Fifth race, mile and an eighth; Captain
BuInett NSRrgan), TO l. Won; Nebuicaus
llayiOr), " to 1, second; Treasure seeker
lSelden), TO 2, third Time. lA59t Elgln,
slr Angus, Agreement and swell Girl TIM
sixth race, seven furlongs: Smiley Metz
ner tGarner), z 70 2, won; ServtcencC
(Ihomasl, to /, secondl Tony Faust
NF1ckens), to z, third, Time, LIZA. Os-
Meld y. and Pete finished IS named. sir
Edward left at the post.
Autumn Rose wias.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 2g.-Ladies day,
the first Of the season at Kupfrian park,
accounted for an attendance almost equal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
Capitol Pool Tourney.

At the Capitol pool tournament Friday
evening Reynolds defeated Motz 100 70 96
" Fss5 ete@s and exciting game. Both
players played good pool, considering the
hard luck they each had in scratching, as
Reynolds had eleven with a total Of III
balls, while his opponent had twelve with
. total OF los balls. Score by innings:-
Reynolds-9, 3, 4. a. IA, Is, 2, T. 10. g. O. 10,
A. g. S-lll. Total 100
Motz-6, u, II, /, l. 0, 10, H. g. r. u.s. O.
II, T. 6-l0S. Total 81
Scratches-Reynolds II. Motz p Fouls
Mot1 2 High rups-ReynOlds 81. Motz Is.
Monday nights game between Swanson
and Bunnell was won by Swanson 100 20
%. Bunnie did not play his usual good
game, missing many easy shots, each time
breaking them up for his opponent,
Tuesday evening Fralick and Motz will
play. Time, 1880 O'clock. Score by innings.
swanson-o, a. y, 10, 4, TO- Il, 5, Z, II, Is
lOG. Total Zoe
Total S.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
BOB R. LIKES CUPPY TRACK
Shifty Alan A. Dale Colt Wins Best
Race at Monorief.
FAvORITEs TAKE MOST MONEY
Touted winners Did Not Fare So Wen
at EmeryvilIe, There BeinE NUM-
Der of Upsets-Kup-
frian opens.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 29-ln spite
of threatening weather and card which
was only fair a good crowd icurneyed to
Moncrief this afternoon. The track, which
was cuppy owing to rain which fell last
night and this morning, was just to Bob
RS liking and the shifty Alan a. Dale
colt, oleverly handled by Butwell, won the
best race OF the day, the fourth on the
program, in a gallOp from Compton, whom
the former INDUCED In the pace making
Until the stretch, then came home alone.
Winning favorites were much in evidence,
five of them being first to catch the judges
eye. Summary:
First race: The Whip to 1, won; Spin
to /, gecond; Billy Barnes, to /, third
Second race: Husky Lad 10 to l. won;
Darling, TO 8, second Monte Fox, to s.
third.
Third race: Ozana, 10 /, won; Great
third.
Fourth race: Bob r., to 10. won; Comp
ton, even, second; Captain Swanson, out
third.
Fifth race; Ben Double. to = won;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
SENATOR BlLBO is BOUND OVER
Man who Refused TO Answer Question
in Miasissippi Bribery Case
Held.

YAzOO CITY, Miss Nov. 29.-Former
Judge Wylie Potter was the first witness
in the Dulaney bribery case here today.
T. r. James, who was asked whether he
had paid a bride to Senator Bilbo as chair
man OF the local and private legislation
committee to influence his interest in what
was known as the George county bill. The
witness declined to answer.
The court then informed Mr.. James he
was held in the sum Of $1,000 to appear be-
fore the grand jury OF Kinds county
The district attorney then asked that
Senator BilbO be bound over, to which the
court agreed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
Chatter OF tue IIIna.

Jimmy, dear " hat was that man say
Ing when he Tell and missed his shotr
Weekes got some free admiration when
he brought down one Of those battling 81
splits IN his pickup.
what / want 70 know is this, remarks
the alley question box Does man bowl
better wearing suspenders or a belt
Chadd OF Columbus set neat little mark
ia his personal record sheet Monday
bringing down 2iS Ia his third game,
Palmer missed his pickup. You bless
the pins, sammy. Darned II will
Palmer, by the way, wears a white collar
when he bowls.
Bill Weber claims that the reason he
made low score Monday was that his
vile came down 10 watch him. Also she
refused TO believe he ever did better
This afternoon the same b6wlers who
relied Monday night have the floor 70 roll
OF their doubles and q giles. There Is
the morning
Scorers al the meet are somewhat scarce,
that is. about as plentiful az ducks In
anteed goOa and honest scorer Is pressed
into service ana made a worker
Why reporters SO crazy at the meet.
SWvi55a arSs 2 95 Sos Are you reporter
never lcarned), can you read that writ
ing afterwards DO they pay you Tor
why don't you do it this WSyY' Win
eXplanauon). II must be nice to be re-
porter"
AoNlkul elkNA Oluanh teams nave the al
leys. Ihe brodeaaaId Crowns. Drexel shoe
company, Schroederis> st. James. and StOFE
Malls are Ina the first squad and the Nancy
Sunkist stars, LuNus Pete LOchs and D..
s. Cross IN the second.
The Duffy team Of st. Louis and the
ChulmeTH-D Detroit five OF Chicago have
agreed TO bowl prize match Of their own
in ST.. Louis a week from next sunday on
neutral alleys Five games Is the match
ana Tor purse OF $3.50 sioe.
To anyone who contemplates beginning
career as a noted bowler and would like
D set few tips on the values and not
alues Of strdigat end curved balls, there 3
n all-day argument open TO anyone ana
rec 20 hear az the Midwest
Novel OF Columbus has the record high
game for Tits tournament and also beat
The one made last year a. the Midwest.
lie rolled 2d5 Monday afternoon, beating IA.
81 sieman's last years mark OF llb. lie
got nine strikes and one spare in the game
and it was pure hard luck that he did not
set a tenth strike.
A meeting OF the new officers Was held
Monday and a number OF resolutions
passed. Votes OF thanks were extended 10
the past ofnceta Tor their work % tie
omaha Bowling asfQciauops 20 the Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
Grinnei17 TO Flect Postmo,ter.

GRINNELL, Ia, Nov. 29-(Special y
Making good on his promise that here
after the republican patrons Of the Grim
nell postoffice should by an election,
choose the man they wanted for post
master, Congressman N. e. Kendall was
IN the city today arranging for the pri-
mary. 1t win be held December 10. At
present there are eight avowed candi-
dates for the place. Those candidates get
ting more than So per cent Of the vote
cast will go on the ticket for the election
that will choose the postmaster later in
the winter In case none OF them get the
required per cent OF votes the four highest
win go on the ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30

to that OF opening day. The marked i'm
proNement I'm the crowd was reelected a
the botting. Autumn Rose, backed TO the
exclusion OF the otner starters captured
the feature race, a handicap at one mile,
with ease. But five races we're carded,
summaries.
First race, five furlougs: Mrs Wisler'
to l. wor. Harding, second; Ringer, Intro.
lime. l.Ooss.
second race five furlongs: syzygy, -
D, won; Bright Maiden, second Ike Cohen,
tnitd, Time, 1.00&.
Third race, uvC furlongs; Inspired, 10 TO
l. won; Lady Chiffon, seconds Teddy Bear,
third, Time. 1.O0sk
Fourth race mile; Autumn Rose. to =
won; Jack Baker, second Norman, third
Time, 1.t64
t1ith race, pursS $500. S-year-olds and up,
seven and a hair furlongs, selling; Golden
castle, l8 lt, Jackson), TO l. TO 4, even
Won kupiolal ia thaynes), TO 8, ! TO B.
second; Rebel queen, 100 (Warren), even,
third. Time, l,fUm. Hiram, Chief Hayes
Van Dan, Autumn Girl, Virginia Lindsay,
Falcada, olivia Mleke and Paul also ran
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
Meeting Of Mink LeaEue.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb, Nov. E.-Tht
officers Of the Mink league meet In tins
city on December for the purpose OF form
ing new league for the coming year. As
yet the Nebraska City team officials have
not decided as 10 whether they viii join
during the coming year or lose their fran
chise. Last years was anything but g
profitable one for the local team and Il
has debt which Is yet unoancelled ano
this must be done before Il can raise the
guarantee for the coming year
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
DR.. Buck Charged with Murder.

GREEN SBURG, Kan. Nov. 29.-Dr. q. p.
Buck OF this city, at his preliminary hear
ug here last night, was held for the murder
+ his wife, who died a month ago. His
jond was fixed at $4,000, Physicians who
Examined the viscera Of the dead woman
estified that the symptoms of her death
indicated cyanide poisoning. Mrs. Buck
as "a years old and married the physician
year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30
FUNERAL OF COL. WETMoRE
Grafton IL Delivered by Senator stone
Coroner Finds Death Due to
Accident.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Men Of prominence
in national and state democratic councils
attended the funeral Of Colonel Moses e.
Wetmore, national committee member,
here today. United States Senator W. }.
Stone delivered the funeral grafton. Re
ligious ceremony at the home was con-
Quoted by Rev. s. ]. Nicolls. The body
was buried in Bellefontaine cemetery.
ooroners jury today returned the YER
dict that Wetmore's death was due to an
unavoidable accident. He was run down
by horse and buggy while crossing a
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-30

from an attack OF the grin except when
followed by pneumonia, and this never hap
pens wnen Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy Is
used This remedy has won rs great repu-
tatlon and extensive sale by its remark
able cures OF colds and grip and can be
r~l.ed upon with Implicit confidence For
sale BY an druG