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Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
PREPARING FOR FINISH.

II all signs may be read alright next Saturday afternoon will witness one Of the most fiercely contested games of baseball that has happened on the South Side in several moons The game of Saturday afternoon with Phoenix was only a tea party in point of excitement to what the real article will be next Saturday with the Norma 1 team, on the Tempe grounds. A circulation will be pre- scented by the students of the athlet- ic association tO the business men this week asking them to close their stores and declare an international holiday SO that every one may have a chance to visit the Normal town. As to the probable outcome: that is a matter that is open for discussion but with the odds decidedly in favor of the Mesa team. Anyway it will be worth the money.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
ENTIRELY QUIT
 SAYS MRS. BRADLEY
The Troubles This Lady Had She Says Entirely Quit Since Tak-
 ing Cardui, the Womans

Hines, Ala.-Advices from this place from Mrs Eula Mae Bradley. tell of the bad times she used to have. before she took Cardui. the woman's tonic.
 ''i used to spit. up all l ate" she writes. and would have awful pains in the lower abdomen. l was irreg- ular and had tired. sleepy feelings all the time
 'l had headache nearly all the time and could hardly drag around.
 Since taking Cardui have entirely quit spitting up what l eat Every thing seems to digest all right. stin have some headache and pains. but not nearly SO bad as before.
 "Cardui has done me q great deal of good already and I expect to keep using il until. am entirely we'll"
 Mrs Bradley seems to have been suffering from what is called nervous indigestion. The treatment for this trouble IS not stomach medicine, but a medicine for the neryes-Cardui. ;he tonic for women. which builds up tn, nervous system and strengthens the entire female constitution.
 That is why Cardui helped Mrs. Bradley and why it win help other weak women who need building up in natural. simple. safe and gentle way.
 Your druggist can tell you more--Dr you will find full directions on the bottle.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
MORE GOOD CATTLE
 BRING HIGH PRICES
The Purchase Of Ten Cars From W.
 Clemans by Pomona Firm.

Jas. Thomas. buyer and shipper for a Pomona firm. has just closed dea' with w J..Clemans for. ten ears oI ia, steers. Eighty one head oi this number was shipped out yesterday af- t,rnoun and others will follow in d short time. Mir. Thomas said yes terday that h6 regarded the purchase as one of the best made here in ;he cattle business this winter The ClemanS cattlcNWere all raisrd Oa the Jack Frazier range. noE also owned by Mir. Clemans The cattle par chased were all three and four year old steers and are among the best that are being fattened ia the valley ths year. Mir. Cleaners fed in the I.ciei Jorhond nf q ;housahd mead here tai> winter and Mr Thomas has >;h- ri:ilegr nf hINing lS mar innr. of tie bl nch a his firm 'uay require The p-ice pail was what rnc market now calls for for first class stock five cents.
 I'he bunch shipped oI, yesterday lid n.I aNGas. up iH g. 'gn5 as w'iI as the icc,.'d record brCakiu:- ship ment made by eGorge Taylor MT Thomas explains this D" saving that EH was obliged to ship ic twenty head of small steers q certain portion Of his firms trade demanding small stock He is confident that if he could pick the best of thc bunch. he could select several ear loads that would go in the neighborhood of ll5O.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
MESA DEPARLMEMI
ORANGE TREE SHIPMENT
 DELAYED FOR 4 WEEK
A Consignment of 1000 Coming From
 Florida.

W. K. Bowen received telephone communication yesterday morning from I H. Fleming. the president ol the orange Growers association to the effect that the carload of orange trees expected to arrive at this place this week and consigned t0 number of rancherS in this vicinity had been shipped from the Florida nurseries Saturday. IL is estimated that il will be upwards of ten days before the shipment can arrive here.
 The shipment which was expected this week will include about 7.00s trees.
 It is estimated that approximately eighteen or twenty thousand orange trees will be set out in the Mesa vii cinity this spring. M. C. Phelps will have d large shipment reach this point somewhere near the first of April
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
CAN BUILD BUCKEYE
 ROAD ON SHORT NOTICE
Mesa Contractor Says it Can be Done
 in Nintey Days.

According to c. B Shattuck. gen eraI manager of the local department company's operations at this place his concern can complete the railroad from Phoenix to Buckeye within nine ty days. As a matter of fact the proposition has been put to him ten tatiVeiy or rather as query asking if his company is in a position to complete the work within three months from the time of actual con struction.
 The Shattuck- Nimmo Warehouse company with headquarters in Los Angeles. as is well known has just about completed the contract for de- livering oil to the cement mill at Roosevelt and is practically in the market for another contract While q number of their teams have been taken from this place and put on other contracts they have consid- erable amount of wagons and stock remaining here which could be utiliZ- ed in the construction Of the Buckeye road As is well understood the Shattuck- Nimmo company are rail road contractors principally. the oil hauling contract being more in the order of side line. In the event that the Buckeye contract is awarded to them they would of course draw heavily on their Los Angeles base of supplies and could also utilize q good portion of their remaining parapher- nalia at this, place. One of the ad- vantaees of this firm over others ir the bidding and execution of their contracts is that they are thoroughly equipped tn do the work. They are in a position 10 do the grading of the Toad. to lay the rails and build the bridges and finishing the road. They have five locomotives and grading and track-layihg machines which could he placed on the ground in short time. According tO the gen eral understanding at this place. the Buckeye railroad is practically as sured all remaining but a few techni- calities tO he gone through.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
4 MEXICAN CHILD
 DROWNED IN CANAL
An Unfortunate Accident at the Hon-
 ston Ranch Friday Afternoon.

The two-vear-old daughter of MT and Mrs Frank Mecinas met death in aa unfortunate manner late Friday afternoon a; the A ]. Houston ranch southeast of here The Mecinas fam ily has made it's home al the Houston ranch for some years and live in a house near d medium sized irrisat- ing ditch. Though there was no run ming water in the canal Friday. good sized pool was left standing below the h-adsate aEd il va m this that the child drowned The yard about thr house is fenced but the little on" crawled under tn" netting while the mother was inside sewing Evident ly intending tu iaiG the SVn older c!i'- drcn who ~o"' r':,, in" down the road, .tht baby fell i:tn t'.' hole The mother. missing the hIby. started ont to search for II and MAS mortified tn find it in the water. Grabbing The child in her arms. she rushed Ia the Houston home. a short distance away. Mrs. Houston at once teIephoned l." Mesa for a physician and one respond ed in an automobile. In the mean time Mrs Houston tried every known means "f restoration but without success The little one was evidently dead when found by its mother. The doctor. upon his arrival. gave that ds his opinion.
 The water in tn" pool was compar- atiVelN shallow and but for prey ioCs accident the little one might have gotten safely out without help. \ short time ago one of its fingers was nearly cut off bv an axe. The injured hand was securely tied in a sling and the movements of the child were thus greatly hindered and once falling int" the water. il was unable to save itself
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
AUTO RIDE FOR
 LOS ANGELES VISITORS
Mesa's Arrangement for Entertaining
 the Guests.

One of che principal diversions which will be afforded the Los An geles business men in their entertain ment by the citizens of Mesa next Fri- day morning will be an automobile ride over this section of the country.
 pr. R. F. Palmer. president of the Mesa Chamber of Commerce, began an active canvass yesterday to deter mine just how many autos could be secured for the occasion. He has up to the present time twenty-one ma chimes with q capacity of eighty per sons CT rather eighty visitors. In ad- dItion to this it Is expected that more machines will be secured from Tenn pc which will furnish ample accom- modations for the entire party of eX- cursionists.
 It is contemplated that the party after being met at the train will be driven to Main street and the ma chimes lined up on Main street fac ing east in preparation for the start. The machines will leave at intervals of two or three minutes apart. The route to be travelled has not been def initely determined but it is proposed
  gates and thence south to the Base Line and through the DobsOn neigh bOThOod and thence on to Tempe would be probobly the best course.
 In view of the fact that the train will stop at Mesa for an hour and at Tempe for an hour the matter of both towns entertaining in conjunction has been taken up and is now being worked out. The best possible man. ner of entertainment is a ride over the agricultural districts and it makes little difference whether the start is made from this place or Tempe. How ever. with the two towns joining forces the party could start from Mesa traverse the agricultural sec tion and catch the train at Tempe. The time could be profitably used and each town would receive an equal amount of credit and likewise an equal amount of advertising which is one of the principal objects of the oc- ca sion.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
NEWS NOTES.

Miss Faith SanbOrn is in Phoenix the guest of Miss Joy Bush.
 The little two year old daughter oc Francisco Mercias was drowned in ar irrigatng ditch on the Houston ranch south Of town Saturday
 Horne and Riggs are moving their blacksmith tools into their new build ng
 Mrs. Polk Mrs Wright and Mrs. Snowman were entertained at the home of Mrs. Jno. R. Wallace at her country home. Friday.
 Mrs. Everett BrisZee has gone to Ray. where she will join her husband
 Miss Irene Noble has been secured 70 sing the illustrated songs at the "ance Auditorium. Manager Vance could have made no better selection. Miss Noble has beautiful soprano voice which is rapidly becoming a favOrite. not only with the local peo- pie but with music lovers from Phoe- nix and Tempe as well. is winning an enviable reputation for her.
 Win. Irwin and Wm. Anderson have completed the final arrangements to- ward proving up on their valuable homesteads south and east of town.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
z. ". GRiFFEH,
 Manager

!. Music. Solo. Miss Creighton. . .DeclamatiOn. The story of Patsey,'
 Elon Armstrong. Tempe. . Decianlation, "GuineVere." Winie
 Belcher. Globe . Declamation, The Rescue" ArlZo- - ma Johnson, Mesa. ]. Music. Violin Solo. Miss Mullen.
 Awarding of medals.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Byron. the eight year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Ed Jones. celebrated the eighth anniversar- of his birth yes terday afternoon and was assisted in the festivities by some of his young friends. Popcorn and such other eatables that go to make a boys par ty a decided success were some of the more important numbers on the pro- gram for the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
DARK TIMES AHEAD.

From the present indications it is impossible to say just how long il will be before the Mesa Light and Power company will be in operation. It has been stated that the repairs will be made within week and that the city will be lighted at night within that time but according to the officials of the company this is very optimistic guess. However. everything is being point
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
MESA
ANOTHER MESA AUTO.

The appearance of q new auto on the streets of Mesa has become such q common occurrence that il hardly causes a rifle on the surface. How eyer. in order to assist those who are satisfactorily inclined and desire to keep a tabulated report of the new machines coming here it might be added that C. B. Cotton who recently purchased the Chas. Friend poultry wards has become the possessor of a Buick. The Bucks come in black and whites and Mr. Cotton selected a black
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
THE CONTEST OVER.

Hyder Bros guessing contest came to close Saturday night but q de cision as to the winner has not yet been announced. The problem was. How many dealers in the United States are handling Queen Quality shoes" When the contest started. Hyder Bros. wrote the firm and eN- pected to have the figures on hand by the time the contest came to an end It did not arrive and wire was sent Saturday. The reply will probably be received by today and the winner may then be announced.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
THE BORN JUGGLER.

Give man that isn't made TO his trade Swords to fling and catch again. Coins to ring and snatch again. Men to harm and cure again. Snakes to charm and lure again; And hen be cut by his own blade. By his serpents disobeyed, By the people laughed to scorn. So 'tis not with juggier born. Pinch of dust or withered flower, Chance blown fruit or borrowed
 staff
 Serve his need and show his power Bind the spell and loose the laugh.
 old Song.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT.

The board of trade and citizens meeting which was to have been held last week IO arrange for the enter iainment of the Los Angeles visitors
 has been set for tomorrow evening at the Council chambers It is eX- pected that President Cook of the board will return tomorrow morning
 A full attendance of all directors of
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
LODGE MEETINGS.

Tomorrow evening the Knights ui Pythias will have work in the first and third ranks and will also serve ra- neshm;~,ts on Saturday nights tine odd Fellows will have work in the first degree.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
SCORE AND SUMMARY
 OF SATURDAYS GAME
Wherein the High School Was ln-
 glorlously Defeated.

The Normal High School game Sat urday afternoon was completed after the, Tempe matter Was mailed. The final results were telephoned over for publication yesterday morning and herewith is given the score and sum ma
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
MOTORED TO PHOENIX

Mir and Mrs. J. T. Vance. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Vance and Mrs. W. A Burton went to Phoenix yesterday by auto for the day.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
GONE TO LOS ANGELES.

Dr A. ]. Chandler left for Los Angeles Saturday night for d few days business visit
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
4 BABY GIRL.

Alr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson of East Main street were presented with d baby girl yesterday morning
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14

the board is desired and citizens gen orally are invited to be present and take part in the plans and discus sior
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
VISITED THE WALLACES.

Mrs. R. C. Baker spent the weeks end with her sister. Mrs John Wal lace. m
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14
Total.

Summary Stolen bases: Normal. l5, High School ?. sacrificed hits: Normal 1. High |; struck out, by Dimes .. by Halbert 3. Bases on bails;
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14

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