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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25

day and it is probable that when the traffic justifies the railroad will put on a special Sunday excursion rate. The restaurants, saloons and confectionery store were taken by surprise and in soTe instances cleaned out of goods by the hungry and thirsty, but next Sun day $ crowd will find everyone prepared 10 care for the visitors.
 Lack of space forbids printing the expression and opinions of some of the business men of Globe who were here, but all were astonished at Miami s re- markable growth and the consensus of opinion was that Miami was destined to be big city by 1911.
 J. N. Porter, J. J. Keegan and fam. fly, Anton Trojanovich, Pat Rose and family, II. H. Hiener and family, II. C. Ho!dsworth, Sam R. Sprecher, Wm. By. an and family, F. M. Hurd and family, T. Pascoe, E. L. Taylor, J. c. Efromson, George Mauk, F. N. Dodge, Howard Fl. liott, Al Newkirk, Jos. Hamill, Joe Bandhauer, s. l.. Hamilton, J. F. Hous. ton. Joe Brown, George Sultan and R. B. Hegardt were among the Sunday visitors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
G|LA VALLEY BANK OPENS BUSINESS
 IN MIAMI

With but a few hours notice to the public and with improvsed banking paraphernalia the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company opened its Miami branch Monday morning on schedule time with barrel full of money which Manager Hurd had brought from Globe
 Before the close of banking hours. J. c. Efromson, cashier of the Miami branch in answer to question of whether the people generally knew of the bank s entrance to Miami stated he did not know, but that, up to p. m. over $l2,000 hal been deposited by Mi ami people.
 Manager Hurd of the Globe bank remained at Miami all day Monday perfecting arrangements for the branch and greeting old friends and clients of the Globe bank who signifed ther in- tention of using the Miami branch.
 The Miami branch is located in the front part of the Miami drug store Jn Live Oak street, and will remain there until the completion of the new build ing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
Page Three

son and Keystone streets. This is one of the most important undertakings which the business men of Miami have taken hold of since the town was start ed and will prove of incalculable value hill a safe and easy way of coming to Miami; and that the sales of the mer- chants of Miami will increase is a fore gone conclusion. This undertaking IS being pushed by a few progressive bus mess men .who will be complimented by all of Miami; and it serves as an allustration of what can be done by concerted effort. Greater things for Miami can be accomplished by a busi- ness men s club.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
A Sprained Ankle

As rule a man will feel well satis. fled if he can hobble around on crutches in two or three weeks after spraining his ankle, and it is often two or three months before he is full recovered. This is an unnecessary loss of time, as by applying Chamberlain Liniment, as directed, a cure may as a rule be effect ed in less than one weeks time, and in many cases within three days. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
STEP ROAD ID MINE WILL BE BUILT
 FROM CITY

Within the next two days survey will be made of "step" road up the hill to the Miami mine. The route chosen IS the trail which passes by the side of the Gila Valley bank building on Gibson street. This road will cross two streets on the slope of the hill at which point the steps will give way to level surface the width of the streets. The steps will be excavated in the side of the hill at an easy grade and will be planked to the top. This work will be done immediately and the expense will be shared by the business men in the immediate vicinity of Gib-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
HEROIC WORK SAVES MANY DWELLINGS
 FROM FIRE Two Instead of Twenty four Miami Dwellings Now in
 Smoldering Ruins

But for the prompt response of sev- eral hundred men to an alarm of fire. the fact that the mining company has provided an excellent fire system, and that the wind was from the west in stead of north or south, twenty four dwelling houses would be smouldering ruins in Tinkerville in place of only two.
 At 2:l5 o'clock yesterday afternoon neighbors of A. J. Larson, who lives at No 3 in the double row of houses in Tinkerville, discovered that the rear of Mir. Larson's cottage was roaring mass of flames. An alarm of fire was sounded and while workmen were hurry. ing to the scene a number of neigh.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
NEW CLOTHING STORE

The American Clothing Co.,, branch of the Union Clothing Co. of Globe, with J. A. Hopkins in charge, opened its doors to the public Monday with a full line of shoes, hats, gents furnishings, etc. No winter or old stock of clothing was brought to Miami by this firm, as on February l they will receive full line of suits of the latest fashion and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
BUILDING FOR CHURCH

Luke Churich, who owns lot on Canal and Miami streets, and who has built a retaining wall the entire dis tance of his property, started work Monday morning on concrete buili' ing 20 K 30 feet on his lot. The build. ing will be rushed to completion. Mir, Churich has a tenant who will take possession when it is completed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
SELLS MANY LIMBURaERs

Chas. Baker, we'll known in Lowell and Bisbee from the fact that by his service and attention to business he do. veloped sandwich stand into one of the largest restaurants in the former town, has started in business in front of the Mission, where the belated pc, destrian can secure any kind of sand. wich. The Globe contingent cleaned him out of all the limburger he had Sunday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
BUILDING FOR RAII . oAD AVE.

Dave NuksanOvlch and Pete Tarras. ga, who recently purchased the Flat Iron building and the adjoining lot Monday began work on a building to occupy the entire lot. The building will have a basement, which will be of concrete, the upper portion to match the building adjoining. The building will be for rent when completed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
M1AMI's BIG GROCERY STORE

Without doubt one of the most com plete and the freshest stock of grocer. ies in the southwest is now on the shelves of the Abraham grocery store on Miami near Gibson street. Mr. Abraham has made good on his promise to the Miami people and their apprecia- tion is shown by his sales for the first four days, which amounted to nearly { ,000..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
MIAMI DEPARTMENT

1AMI miles from Globe kE Globe Northern railway It W telegraph office and three train service with Miami hao has population of 800 The population of Miami district 2ooo the Miami Warrior
 Miami mines with tazaion
 these monthly payroll of S5O0O freight
 S40O0o Miami growing rapidly. All
 nted It has weekly The Miami opportunities still predicted January
 the population will be 5000
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
Caught in the Rain

Then a cold and a cough--iet it run on-get pneumonia or consumption, that's all. No matter how you get your cough, don t neglect it--take Bal lard's Horehound Syrup and you'll be over it in no time. The sure cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis and all pull monary diseases in young and old Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
VAN DYKE ENRouTE TO MIAMI

Cleve W. Van Dyke, president of the Miami Townsite Co.,, who has been wis iting in the east for several week. is scheduled to return to Miami this week. While away Mir. Van Dyke spent some time in Washington where he untangled the Miami postoffice twist
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
DAYS DOINGS AT MIAMI

fabrics. MT. Hopkins states that his store will equal any in Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25

Price your goods before buying, then try Adams Candy Prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25

OH JdHudIy ~ LII dII uIISUIu IOIS UeIOHS- ing to the Miami Townsite Company will positively advance
 10 PER CENT There are still few desirable locations left which we will sell before January 27th at original prices. Miami has today B business houses, with popula- ton of 800 people, and all in just months. See us before it is too late.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-25
Miami Business Directory
Miami Drug Store

|First.class Pharmacy. Sc
 Esrt stock of Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Med, |srines and Toilet Arti, Lies Mail orders so, |licited.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
Cured in 5 DAYS
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Structure

CURE VARICOCELE HYDROCELE.
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NO detention from occupation
am the only specialist in San Francisco
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correct name, personally conduct nv office I
am the longest established, most successful
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college Companies have no diplomas or
license to practice medicine In California OF
any other state Medical companies usually
are named after doctor. A portrait whose
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selected and published as the legitimate spe-
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consultations, examinations and treatment.
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WEAKNESS
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
y the Commuters at Every Turn of Opening Game
GRAHAM Listens
TO TWO CHARGES
Head of League Reserves His
Decision i'm the Cases of
Oakland Players

The fate of Captain Harry Wolver-
ton and First Baseman Don Cameron
OF the Oakland baseball club still rests
in the hands of President Graham OF
the Pacific Coast league. The chief
executive has not yet seen ft to make
public his findings in the case. though
he has promised to render his decision
not later than this evening.
Wolverton, Cameron and Umpire Nc
Greevy were carefully examined and
cross examined in Graham's chambers
after the game yesterday afternoon
Umpire McGreevy again told how
Wolverton and Cameron had abused
him and had later refused to leave the
field when he ordered them TO. and how
he was then forced to forfeit the game
to Los Angeles.
Both WolvertOn and Cameron strenu-
ously denied that they were intoxi-
Gated. as some of the dispatches from
Los Angeles indicated. They insisted
that McGreevy erred in his decision
and that when they asked for an ex-
planation they were taken to task by
the umpire. who declared the game
forfeited before they had an oppOrtu-
nifty to defend their own rights.
As for Lively. he has not been drawn
into the case at all. There was a
story to the effect that he attacked
McGreevy with blackjack. but this
the indicator man denies Nelson also
escapes session on the carpet
1t is the general belief of the fans
that the suspended players will be
back in the game before the week is
out. Oakland needs their services very
badly at the present time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
The Game in Detail

FIRST INNING
oaklsnd-Maggart struck out. Wares struck
out Pfyl struck out. No runs.
San Francisoo-Lewis beat a bunt to second
and took second on Mohler's sacrifice Melchior
struck out. Bodie went out, Cutshaw to Pfyl.
No runs.
SECOND INNING
oakland-Hogan flied out to Lewis. cutshaw
went out. Witt to Tenant. Swander struck out.
No
San Franoiseo-Tennsnt flied out to Swander.
Witt is safe on PfyPs error of Hogan's throw.
Witt stols second williams hit TO Hogan and
Witt scored on Hogan's bad throw to Pfyl. viii
liams went to second on the play. McArdle
grounded to Pfyl and Williams took third.
Sutor went out. Cutshsw to Pfyl. One run.
THIRD INNING
oakland-CarrolI walked. Mite struck out.
Lively singled 10 left field. Maggsrt singled
through the pitchers box and Carroll scored
when Sutor failed to field the ball. Lively went
To second. Wares flied to Bode. Pfyl fled to
Lewis One run.
San Francisco-Lewis flied to Carroll. Mohler
doubled over third base and scored on Melchior' s
single to center. Melchior took second on the
thrown in. Bodie few TO Swander Melchier
went TO third on swander's bad throw. Tennant
went out. Lively TO Pfyl. One run.
FOURTH INNING
/ oakland-Hogan went out Sutor to Tenant.
Cutshaw went out, McArdle to Tenant Swan
der went out Mohler to Tenant. No runs.
San Francisco-Yitt went out, Wares to Pfyl.
williams struck out. McArdle struck out. No
runs.
FIFTH INNING
oakland-carroI vas hit on the head by a
pitched ball He was revived and took
FIRST. Mite sacrificed and Carroll made a great
run and took third the play. Lively struck
out. Msggsrt struck out. No runs.
San Francsco-Sutor walked. Lewis hunted
to Lively, who threw sutor out at second.
Lewis was thrown out when he tried to steal
second. Mohler died out to Mite. No runs.
SIXTH INNING
oakland-wares went out, Sutor 10 Tenant
Pfyl flied out TO Tenant. Hogan singled TO
center. Cutshsw grounded out to Tenant. No
runs.
| San Francisco-Melchior out. cutshaw to PfyI
Bodie doubled to left field, Tenant went out
Cutshaw to PfyI, and Bodie went to third. Witt
went out. Wares to Pfyl No runs.
SEVENTH INNING
oAkland-swander singled to center. Carroll
sacrificed Swander going to second. Mite died
out to Bodie. Lively struck out. No runs.
San Franoisco-wilIiams flied to Carroll. Nc
Ardle walked and went to second on Sutor's
sacrifice. Lewis went out, Wares to Pfyl. No
runs.
EIGHTH INNING
oaklsnd-Maggart struck out. Wares struck
out. Pfyl hunted and was out, Sutor to Ten
nant. No runs.
San Francisco-Mohler was safe on Wares
error. Melchior hit TO Cutshaw, who threw to
Wares, forcing MohIer at second Wares threw
10 first and Mechior out, completing
double play. Bodie walked. Tennant singled
TO right field and Bodie was thrown out trying
TO make third base. No runs.
NINTH INNING
oakland-Hogan was out, Mohler to Tenant
Cutshaw walked, but out trying to steal
second base. Swander ended the game by strik-
ing out
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
American League

Left on hsses-vernon 5. Portland A. Time Of
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Finney
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

=
ING haro all the time but it's best
efforts looked foolish the way Sutor
was pitching and the way the team was
working behind him from start TO
finish
Tt was the first game Of the most
important series played between San
Francisco and Oakland since the good
old days Of the Haight street grounds
ln the early nineties. when they were
running neck and neck for the flag.
II was the first game of the series
which may Yet tell which team shall
1nat gave the fans much encourage
ment. for it showed them that their
home team is fun of the real fight.
PITCHES GREAT GAME
Sutor was the most important per-
former OF the afternoon, pitching
game that fairly tingled with sensa-
tionalism on his own part. He famed
II of the Commuters and walked but
three. The first three men to face
j. m Ma Maggart, Wares and Pfyl. were
famed in + row. and eight others
shared similar fate before the eight
and q half innings had been reeled off
Livelys work was also bordering on
the spectacular all the time. but the
Seals did get one legitimate run off
him. SO all things being equal they
would have won the game ! TO Q. pro-
Hided no errors had been committed.
Barring two innings. Lively had the
enemy well under control. though his
teammates did not support him as
they should have
Tho Seals jumped into the lead by
putting tally across in the last half
of the second spasm- With one man
down. Witt hit an easy one to Hogan.
who lelded the bah perfectly TO PfyL
bat the left handed first sacker dropped
% So the rr1nnpr was safe
Witt made 4 daring dash for second
on the first ball thrown and he easily
beat Mites peg 10 the bag. which
was a wide one. Then Nick Williams
started q groUnder for third. This
time Hogan booted the ball and then
tossed IL away at 6rst. Witt saw that
trouble was coming, so he just kept on
tearing and he slid into the pan before
Pfyl had even recovered the sphere.
NcArdle ended the inning with an easy
out
san Franciscos lead was good for
only half an inning. as Oakland tore
right into the game in the next frame
Sutor gave the Oaks their start by
walking Carroll. Mite famed. but
Lively drove one into the left garden
for q single. Msggart followed with
2 slow bounder down between pitcher
and second. Instead of letting the
ball 90. Sutor tried TO field it and the
IeSull was llioA liit epuStS oVhOSlOu oA
the pitchers glove and Carroll arrived
with the run which made ii a tie.
GET EARNED TALLY
The Seals got the last one in the
nth and il was an earned tally too.
Mohler doubled over the third sack,
and without preliminary stalling Mel
chfor responded with single 10 center
which let the Seal boss IN.
From that moment till the finish
the game was one Of those nip and
tuck affairs, with each team pulling
and working and trying each and
every scheme which might entice a
run over. But the rival pitchers were
far too strong for the batsmen and the
few hits which did make their ap-
pearance did not harm. though a hit
would have won the game for either
side on several occasions. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
SAN FRANCISCO
ANGELS ANNEX GAME
IN THE TENTH INNING
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Sept. 2o-It took the
Angeles 10 innings to defeat Sacra-
mento today in one OF the best games
seen on the local diamond in several
-weeks.
The fest developed into pitchers
duel between Delhi and Whalen. and
the big local boy had quite bit the
better Of the shooting. The Whale
was touched for II safeties. three of
which went to Bernard. while the best
srahan's gang could do with Delhi
was eight. Three of these came in the
second frame and went without produc-
ing run, while three more in the fifth
frame called for the only two runs
Sacramento scored.
Dillon tried a new find named Dea-
kins. who had chance to bat the
Angels to victory in the sixth act.
Deakins met the ball all right, but his
hit to the infeld was weak and the
ensuing out retired the side and kept
los Angeles fghting until the tenth to
wallop out a victory
Bernard led off in this frame with a
bingle to right and was sacrificed by
Howard Dillon beat out a bunt
Then Murphy was called on for a sac
ridce hy, and his lofter to Heister
gave Bernie time to cross over with
the winning bell ringer
Hughey Smith, Berry's young catcher,
may be put out of the running for some
time because Of broken fingers drawn
in today's fest. Smith took Orendorff's
place behind the plate about half way
through the game and in stopping
foul tip had his right hand put out of
commission.
lbs ANGELES
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
INTERCLAss DAY

An interclass field day will be held
by the athletes of the wilmerding
school this afternoon. The various
events will be run off according to the
new weight schedule which has been
put in vogue. Wilmerding has some
clever men and there should be some
close competition for the honors in
some of the events.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
TROPHIES OF THE CHASE

Sportsman (to admiring friends)-
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in the Adirondacks: was taken for a.
deer. This one I got in the Canadian
Rockies; 1 was taken for a mountain
goat. This one, UP in Maine; hunter
thought I was wildcat. I've got three
others, but on those occasions I never
found out what 1 was taken for!-Puck.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
GREGG HOLDS VERNON
TO THREE MEASLY HITS

PORTLAND, Sept. 2o.-Gregg. Port
lands southpaw, held Vernon down to
three hits in the opening game Of the
Ryan and Olson each scored one for
Portland. In the third Ryan took des-
perate chances and beat out a bunt
and stole second, scoring on Olsons
single. In the eighth a triple by Ryan
sent Olson home. The score:
UrpNnN
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

The Seals are right up in the
running now. Their victory over
the. Commuters yesterday after
noon puts them within striking dis
tance of second place, and all they
have to do today is to beat Oak
land again and the coveted position
will be theirs, as thereIis only half
a game difference between the two
clubs which are now fighting for
the honors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
OAKS LUCKY TO PUT
OVER LONE TALLY
SutorS Ambition to Field Ball Gives En-
Their Only Crumb of Comfort
BY WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

CNAA FRANCISCO beat Oakland yesterday,
argument at the finish which
w" the Seals from the
III the ninth thereby ended
Playing even ahead of the usual
victory the fans have
license to oyel"h lard luck"
ne tact IS that Oakland fortunate indeed
had
winch looked
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

AS was expected, the Beavers
kept up their tearing streak in the
opening game of the series against
the Villagers, and thus they retain
their hold on the lead by a fat
margin. They are 20 points ahead
of the Oaks and Is points to the
good on the Seals. There is no
chance to head Portland off this
week, though nobody can tell what
will happen next week,