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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13
GREAT HEAVENS WINS
LINCOLN HANDICAP
Heavy Track Suited Chinn's
Colt and He Led All
the Way.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, February 10
Great Heavens. carrying the colors Of P.
L. Chinn, easily disposed of his field in
the Lincoln birthday handicap. the stellar
attraction at Moncrief Park today. The
heavy track conditions just suited the
winner, who, after setting a sizzling pace,
came on to win handily. Five other SINH
larly interesting events were contested,
all of which furnished exciting finishes.
Three favorites were returned winners,
while two met with the misfortune of
ueing left at the post. Both Patriot and
La Gloria refused to break when the bar
rier went up, the result of which was
very dlstas .eful to the talent. Starter
Browns work, as d whole, today was not
up to his usual standard, as he had four
poor starts out of six. Summary:
First race three and half furlongs; purse
Moncrief. ll5 1roxler), to b. won; edmond
Adams. III Davis. IL to 2, second; james Me,
10 tAicop, u to !. third. lime, o42 AS.
second race. five and half furlongs; selling
La La SALE, lol Henry'' to l. won; Harold, Jr,
Ihe Macintosh Tres Jol idnontor' Gordon
Third race. mile: se!ins-Funl loo (Mus.
grave,. to 2, won: Forly-t tour, LOG Burns,
20 i. third Time. l.45. Harvey r., COLTS
Jrmsby. Amyl, Sucker and Golden Flora also
Fourth race. Lincoln's Birthday handicap;
mile and eighth-Great Heavens, l07 Pow.
ers). II to ), won; Eye Bright. lo5 tGanz), 9
.nird. Time. Los Is. First Peep, VoA Populi
and Moquette also
~ Fifth race. six farongs: selling-Waponoca,
cner naS,s to ;,a third i,o Time n ls ssy
aid, Miss Sly and Patriot also
Sixth race. mile and three-sixtecnths-O beron,
ios tniussravej. 10 to l. second; The Minks n III
tHoward,. to /. third. Time. 2.O6. Mamie
Also. Woolstone and Bclleview also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race. five and a half furlongs maiden
three year olds-Starboard, Marie Hyde, Jack
Hale, katherine Van, 1o7; Herdsman. Martin
May, Capt. Crawford, Allanfearn, Tom o'Don-
nell, 100; Universe, Oghwaga, liz: Derook. 1872
Second race, seven furiOngs: selling: four year
olds and up-Schleswig, 9S; Mozart, 80; Harold,
Jr.; Sandpiper. Low Heart. 101; Ped Hoe, Miss
Herbert. Critic. Endymion, 104; The Mackin-
tosh. loo; Night Mist, skye, 107; Tyolini. Rose
burg ii, 1913; Esther B., 1o2. Also eligible
Allonby.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l0l; Billiard Ball, los; My
Henry, Alfred the Great, 100; yoltaire, 1903;
King of Yoo. liz.
Fourth race. four-year-olds and up; purse; six
furlongs-Royal Captive, lOi; Strike Out, Turn
coat. 106: Rio Grande, Judge Cabaniss, Seymour
Beutler, DR.. BnrkIey. 100; Howard Shean, Mag
azine, l12 Hasty Agnes. 107.
Fifth race SIX furlongs; o -year-olds ,a and
g5: Dolly Bultman, 192; Ragman, Lord Nelson,
lo4: Dekalt 100: Camel, E. +; Ship, los;
George w. Lebolt. 40: Otiio. IL; Horace E..
lOl: La Sale. 1903: Ceremonlous, lo4; Wsponoca,
Ill.
Sixth race selling: three year-olds and up;
mile and Observation-Disclosures. 101: Gramsar,
killlecrankie 1903: Wooistone, Belleyiew, Edo
RADIO, iO6: Oberon, 100; Joe Rose, 1Os: Des-
comets. ITO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13
Candidates Look Good.

The indoor work of the prep candidates
has now been progressing for some time.
and 1t has reached stage where a line
can be gotten on a great number of
the players. Capt. Langmuir Is most
sanguine that the team will be q very
formidable one, and his opinion seems
to be generally backed up at the Hill
top school. OF late the men have been
working out In the old junior yard gym
nasium. where a catching court and bat
ting machine have been rugged up for
them. Although the date is Of ne
cessity indefinite, they hope to get out
doors before the end OF the month, and
1t has been announced that they are to
be ready for work on the diamond at
the first favorable opportunity.
Capt. Langmuir Is being depended on
by his followers to be the mainstay OF
the nine in the pitching box. where LIE
did such great work last spring. With
the benefit of last year experience he
should be able to do even better this
year, in which case there is no DOUBT
but that he will be hard man for OPP
posing batters to face. He will also have
on his pitching staff two other veterans.
Wurtz and Mclaughlin, both of whom
are likely men. OF the new candidates.
McInery, who played last year on the
Albany High School team in New York
state. Is showing up the best.
Loehl, q veteran, VIII again be behind
the bat. with Bergen. an Old Waterbury
High star. alternating. Miller, local
lad, who has had wealth of experience
on the first sack at Randolph-Macon, at
present looks best for that position on
the embryo aggregation, while Milburn.
another Randolph Macon lad, Is making
a strong bid for shortstop. He is being
opposed for that place by Crowley, who
is we'll known in the District, having
played with the Cairo Athletic Club last
summer. kerwin at second and Martin
at third are two old props whose past
performances speak well tor their future
successes.
Waidron of Greensburg High School,
Mathison of Wheeling High and McMul-
len Of Cumberland High are at present
doing the best in the line of bunting
and light work Of those trying for the
outfield positions. The gardens. though.
are places which can hardly be doped out
from indoor performances. and for this
reason it is not at all likely that any Of
these men will make good. Hanna, Lane.
Dahill, Burke, Carter, Cohill and Golden
also look like men who may do some
thing before the season ends
Since the games when played will make
It possible for definite line TO be gotten
On the relative merits Of the props and
other local scholastic teams. there is
every incentive for them to endeavor to
10 well on the diamond this year. AL
hough Billy Sitterding of the varsity has
assumed the responsibility Of directing
he coaching. most of the actual work is
10 be done by old friends of the school.
md matters in this regard have been SO
arranged that responsible man will
watch the practice daily, thus insuring
hat when the Hilltoppers do perform
hey will be In the best possible condition
o show what is in them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13
Amherst Defeats Williams.

AMHERST. Mass, February 1.-THE
Amherst hockey team today defeated
Williams by a score of to 1. Con-
ditions were against good playing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13

Score-Rcserves. II: Northminste., 10. Goals
Malloy Hall. Hughes t3). Walk 81, Plummer
~. Bischof. FURNACE and GIN. Goals from
free toSses-IIushes, Aliwine. Ono point was
also awarded to the Reserves for a foul commit
ted by Bisrhon of Northminster. Referee-Mr.
hughes. Scorcr-Mr. Bone. Timekeepers-
Mcssrs. Farley and Gould. Time of hslvcs-.0
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
REED AND ARBUCKLE STILL PLAYING
 ID CAPACITY

The Reed and Arbuckle company is making good in Globe and the Globe people are giving them hearty support. The performance last night was better than either of the two previous bills and the house was flied almost to ca. pacity, only few seats in the balcony being vacant.
 Last night s bill was a bright bit of musical comedy in which every char acter was good.
 Many new musical numbers were in- troduced, each of which was strengthen ed by the pretty chorus. The chorus girls wore pretty costumes for all of the different numbers, entire change of costume bein gmade each time.
 In "2:l5", the name of last night s comedy, this company scored hit. The lines were full of bright comedy and the music and acting were charming.
 There will be new bill this evening, which will doubtless be just as inter esting as that of last night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
INDIGESTION GOES AND STOMACH
 FEELS FINE
No Dyspepsia, Heartburn. Gas or Headache Five
 Minutes Later

There would not be case of indiges. tion here if readers who are subject to Stomach trouble knew the tremendous anti-ferment and digestive virtue con tained in Diapepsin. This harmless preparation will digest heavy meal without the slightest fuss or discom- fort and relieves the sorest acid sto- mach in five minutes, besides Overcom. ing all foul, nauseous odors from the breath.
 Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula plainly printed on each 50-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin, then you will readily understand why this promptly cures Indigestion and removes such symptoms as Heartburn, feeling like lump of lead in the stomach. Belching of Gas and Eructations of undigested food, water brash, Nausea, Headache, Biliousness and many other bad symp- toms; and besides, you will not need laxatives to keep your stomach, liver and intestines clean and fresh.
 If your Stomach is sour and full of gas or your food doesn't digest and your meals don't seem to fit, why not get a 50-ceBt case from your druggist and make life worth livingf Absolute relief from Stomach misery and perfect digestion of anything you eat is sure to follow five minutes after, and, besides, one case~ is sufficient to cure whole family of such trouble.
 Surely, a harmless, inexpensive prep, aration like Diapepsin, which will al. ways, either at daytime or during night, relieve your stomach misery and digest your meals, is about as handy and valu. able thing as you could have in the house.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
INDEFINITE MEMORY DISPLAYED AT
 HEARING
Boarding House Mistress Is Hard Put to Remember
 Details of Business

Mrs. NJ. A. Reed, former proprietor of North Globe boarding house, who was arrested at Bowie late last week on charge of concealing property with intent to defraud creditors, was given partial examination before Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday. From the testimony which she gave in court, Mrs. Reed either knows very little about running n boarding house or has made deliberate attempt to leave this city without meeting her ob- ligations.
 Mrs. Reed claimed that she did not know how many boarders she had, what their names were in many cases or who had paid her. Questioned by the count she stated that she had an average of probably twelve boarders between De- cember 12 and January II, during which time she had engaged in busi- ness, and that she charged $50 month for board. While she should have col lected over $35O on pay day, she claim ed that she had taken in only about $70.
 AllnOuSn she cldlHeu lHdI she Hdu conducted boarding house business for many years in other places, she did not know, she said, which of her board CTS had paid and those who were de- iinquent.
 Mrs. Reed claimed that the only per son to whom she was indebted was M. A. Brown, North Globe merchant. On cross examination however, she remem- bered that there were several other firms with which she had not made settlement before leaving.
 Other testimony of a similar nature was brought out during the examina- tiOn. As the prosecution has a num- Der of witnesses who did not appear in court, the examination was contin- ued until Friday, when additional tes timony will be taken.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
MIAMI DEMANDING
 NEW POSTOFFICE
Comnittee Sends Telegram
 to Headquarters

X fprceful telegram directed to the postoiice department at Washington de- manHtg the immediate establishment of a ppstoffice at Miami was despatched TntsZby. The communication was sign Id bT committee of five prominent business men acting for the forty busi- ness houses in Miami and the 300 per sons Eho have made application for post2f6ce boxes. Immediate action is exDoefcd.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
MORE STEEL ARRIVES

Four carloads of steel for the Miami Copper company have been received and laid. A consignment of 25O ears of steel, long overdue, will begin to arrive today. Since the first of De. cember over 200 carloads of material and machinery have been received by the Miami company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
THEODORE COLLINS WILL
 MAKE HOME IN NEW TOWN

\ E. Collins, who for some time has been connected with the w. w. Brook ned Company of Globe in the grocery deparment, moved to Miami today, where he will make his future home. Mn &Ollins comes to Miami to act as manAger for the s. Abraham grocery stores (which will open January 20. MT. toiiiM is young man and his rapid rise the position of manager of the Aofaham store is the result of a com D'naflpn of industry and intelligence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
MIAMI IS FACING
 FAMINE FOR COAL

Miami is now having a coal famine. It is over three weeks since any coal for local consumption has arrived in Mi. ami and the local dealers are unable to secure any. A carload arrived the other day, but the hopes of a number of residents were dashed to pieces when it was learned that the fuel was con signed to the Inspiration mine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
PEDDLING SCALES

" Montgomery, representing the Dayton Moneyweight Scales company, Wifh headquarters in Salt Lake City, Wan ID Miami Tuesday with sample of one q the Scales company's automatic self.Hpmputing scales, which weighs an artiele and at any price from Hc to &l9 ihdicates the selling price. The Niani Meat company and Cobb Bros, groeers, purchased one of these almost human machines and will have them on exhibitiOn inside of thirty days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
DEPUTY RUSSELL IS
 STATIONED AT MINE

Deputy Sheriff Fred Russell, who has had entire charge of force of deputies in Miami, is now on duty at the Miami mine, where the constant service of a police officer has become necessity. When Deputy Stevens sufficiently re- covers from his accidental pistol wound Deputy Spoon will join Deputy Russell at the mine and Mir. Stevens will officer the flat.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
Too Much Face

You feel as if you had one face too many when you nave Neuralgia, don t youl Save the face. you may need st; but get rid of the Neuralgia by apply ing Ballard's Snow Liniment. Finest thing in the world for rheumatism, neu- ralgia, burns, cuts, sealds, lame back and all pains. Sold by Palace Phar- macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
BUSINESS VISITOR

F. G. Hollington, Fl Paso sales agent for the Colorado Fuel & Iron company, was in Miami Monday securing orders from the various mining companies. MT. Hollington had just signed contract to supply the Arizona Commercial Cop per company with coke for the year 1910,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
BOUGHT BUILDING LOT

Ernest KeIlner of Florence; A. N. Crawford, q fnancier of Los Angeles, and w. D. Fisk of Globe, were at Mi ami Monday. Mir. Crawford purchased a lot on Miami avenue on which he will erect substantial building.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
SOLD TWO SAFES

F. E. Miller of the Miami Investment Co. was in Globe Monday. While there MT. Miller closed deal with the Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co. for two Victor safes, for which he is special agent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
STOCKED WITH CIGARS

The Miami drug store has just re- ceived a fine line of foreign and domes- tic cigars.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
MOVING JoE,s HousE

The Prochaska residence, which oecu. pies the site of the proposed cold tor age plant, is being moved to Indian Hill. Excavating for the foundation for the cold storage building win begin in a few days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
MIAMI DEPARTMENT

1AN eleven the terminal the Gia Val lev Northern railway It has postoce express office telegraph office and three aday train service with Globe months house. it has hundred Miami The population of Miami district is Ooo In the Miami Warrior Inspraon Keystone Live Oak Cor Gibson Duqune Schuze Group and Cole copper mines capitalization Miami the
 
 S75O0O The first months freight receipts at Mi Miami rapidly All lines business weekly The Miami Messenger Many es opportunities still It predicted that by January | the will be 5000.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
COTTAGES IN DEMAND

Each day Manager Prochaska of the townsite company receives several ap- plieations for cottages. The number of employees at the Miami mine is being added to daily and living quarters are at a high premium.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
LOOKS LIKE CITY

3hls looks like South State street lR Nhpcago or Larimer street in Denver 'n li'ei palmy days" remarked tray, S''nss man as he emerged from the Mis- s'vn me other night. His remark was 2s'tsht forth by the sight of couple 1t sFeet fakirs stands surrounded by S52wd of miners who wanted quick aefiQp on their money.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
NEW REALTY OFFICE

Bob Merritt and B. J. Barron of Globe, who own property on Sullivan street, will soon establish branch of flee of the B. J. Barron Real Estate Go. of Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
kNoTHER NEW BUILDING

inere IS a persistent TumOr that two heafg holders of Miami property will crest a twostory brick building facing en heystone street near Sullivan. A ufNand for office rooms has arisen and g is iaimed this building will provide
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
CONTRACTORs DIsso1.uE

tnf firm of George & Burns, con @ffers, has been dissolved. Each of 'sse gentlemen will continue to work
 the Miami district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
PASSENGER BUILDING READY

MI two months of careful and con. sJapE .''' labor, Bard Bros. have completed \ tne eSsenger buildings, Nos. 1 and H will move to their property on zi1l'n2n street and erect a large room &1N Muse
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
WILL OPEN SOON

Every effort is being exerted to complete the interior of the Abraham store that the opening may take place on the goth, as advertised.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
TO ESTABLISH BRANCH

B. c. Park, general agent for the Ari- zona MutrH Savings and Loan assoeia- tion, was at Miami Tuesday making ar engagements for the establishment of a branch at Miami.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
DAVIS RETURNS

After spending few days in Miami, John Davis, who is now acting as dep uty sheriff at Winkelman, left for his post of duty Tuesday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
WILL HAVE soCIA LHoP

A grand ball will be given at the Inspiration mine boarding house Thurs. day night. All are invited. A small admission will be charged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
EXTRACTOR VISITS MIAMI

WY OhuFIch, of Churich & KOll, sMen contractors, was in Miami Sun 'a Spctng as guide to several Globe 'Ns'aess 't' men, whc are looking for basi. 'esa locations.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
MOVES INTO NEW HOME

J. o. Long, who recently brough to Miami a bride, has moved into his new cottage on Live Oak street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
BUILDING ROOMS

Steve Polino is building living rooms on Sullivan near Keystone streets.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-19
Dental Notice

have opened Dental Office at the of East Oak and Broad streets and in order to introduce get quaned with the people of Globe and vicinity will until Feb 1s do work at the following greatly reduced prces A $2O.oo Set of Teeth for $12.5o A $1O.oo Gold Crown for soc A $5.oo Gold Filling for 4oo A $2.5o Platenia Filling for 1ssee And All Other Work at These Con-
 paratively Low Prices
 - All work Positively Guaranteed to give satisfaction
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07

ELKS MEET With
WARM WELCOME
Keys of Charlottesville Presented
by Mayor of
City.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Charlottesville, Va. September e.
ginia state Association. B I:s,ns
called to order in public session at
1l;3o this morning at the Levy Opera
House by u. a. Joachim. exalted ruler
of the Charlottesville lodge.
a. y. Dabney. former Common.
wealth's attorney OF this city. acted
as master of ceremonies. The invoca-
D. D. OF the Presbyterian Church.
The address OF welcome to the city
and the presentation of the keys was
made by Mayor Il. G. Haden. while
the delegates and visitors were well
coined on behalf Of the Charlottesville
lodge of Elks by T. C. Conlon.
j. Anderson Chisholm, president of
the association, made a brief address,
after which the benediction was offered
by Dr. Petrie Music was furnished
by Rubins Orchestra.
Immediately after the public meet
ing business session was called, and
committee on credentials was APP
pointed
Tonight, beginning at $40 o'clock,
a Dutch lunch was given at the Elks'
Home This social session was largely
attended by delegates and visiting
, Elks. For this event the Newport
| News lodge sent up a barrel Of crabs.
which was greatly enjoyed, especially
by the inland delegates
Tomorrow promises to be busy
day for the antlered tribe. a general
reception Will be held at the home at
10 o'clock, and at noon business
meeting will be held. at which time
officers for the ensuing year will be
chosen. At o'clock the entire herd
will take in the afternoon perform
ance of John Robinsons circus. Leav-
| ing the show. the Elks Will take cars
for the Horse Show Grounds, to wit
ness the baseball game between the
| Elks and Eagles, and attend the open
| air concert by the Stonewall Band of
stanton. The day will conclude with
| d smoker at the Elks' Home. The
| original convention program called for
! a parade Tomorrow, but that feature
was abandoned. although the circus
| consented to move UP Its parade ar
hour. moving at 10 o'clock instead
\ OF IL.
\ At the business meeting an auditing
| committee was named. consisting OF
| w. l. Kinder, of Charlottesville; Al
] Lucado, of Lynchburg, and L. a
| Myers, OF Newport News.
| The. following telegram was sent tc
/ ThomaA B. Hicks, treasurer of the as
| ISOLATION, who is i'll at his home In
tends to you unanimous expression
| of it's affection and regard. its keen
| regret that you are unable to lend the
7, bright cheer Of your presence at this
| meeting. and its earnest good wishes
J for your speedy and permanent restor-
| alton to health"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-07
NOT A DOLLAR FOR
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Authorizations" Made by Con-
gress, but No Money
Actually Voted.
Especial to rhe rlmes-pispateh.1

Il
Washington, u. e., September s.--Bc-
cause of Investigations commenced a
day or two ago by Postmaster Spence,
of Charlotte, N. c.. oil Supervising Arch
itect Taylor, of the Treasury, as to
why there was no money Forthcoming
at this time for the enlargement OF
the present post-otiice building at that
place, 1t has been found that. although
Congress on June is last voted 10
pass a public building bill, carrying
what was supposed to be q general
appropriation of something like s22,-
ablesfor the construction of new build
ings from such act. Ordinarily such
actual appropriations would be made
under the "sundry civil bill at the
purpose of the law carried out. AS a
matter of fact, however, nothing has
pesn done except TO favorably con-
slider authorizations" SO far as actua,
money Is concerned, with the exception
OF the purchase Of sites. All the towns
IN North and South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Tennessee Virginia and FLORIDA,
ana, in fact elsewhere in the United
states which are waiting for work to
pegin, are without money at this time.
lett high and dry.
should panic hit the country this
TALL 1t Is probable that not q dollar
OF these authorizations" would ever
~ seen. II Is also quite PROBABLE that
II the House goes Democratic. the Re-
publieans may decide to curtai ex-
penses, and proceed no further with
the public buildings until after the
next presidential election. II every
thing goes along quietly, the actual
money for new buildings will probably
be voted this winter, but as yet there
Is not cent available for any new
buildings for which AUTHORIZATIONS"
We're granted at the last session. pecu-
liar as the situation may seem
p. H. MEG