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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
Fan Meeting Opens At Louisville

Louisville. KY, Sept. 25.-The au.
tumn race meeting at Churchill
downs opened this afternoon and
will continue for eighteen days. Hun.
dreds Of horses, including nearly all
.of the best that have been on the
American and Canadian tracts this
summer are stabbed at the local
track. From here the horses will GO
70 Latcnia. where twenty-four day
meeting viii wind up the season on
the Kentucky tracks.
All the stakes for the Louisville
meeting have been well filled. The
feature event Of the meeting will be
the fonr-mile Kentucky endurance
stakes. which is set down for October
! and will be the first long distance
race In Kentucky in twenty years.
The event will b. worth more than
$4,000 10 the winner.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
DURHAM TEAM|N
FAST CAME WINS
Chapel Hill Dewned by Scare Of
iiei Saturday

Saturday afternoon at the East
Durham ball park the Durham hos.
iery mill defeated Chapel Hnl by the
score OF 4 TO ] In one OF the fastest
and best played games OF the season.
Howard pitched FOR the hosiery
/. mill and was steady throughout the
game. allowing only one man 10
cross the home plate. His sped and
control served him good during the
game. and his backing was OF the
best ever seen on the local diamond.
Bennett caught for Howard ah..
did pretty work. getting numerous
rounds of applause. Although good
In his catching. Bennett was on in
hitting. not being able TO get over a
ting a home run, or a two or three
tings home run, or a two or three
base hit
Ice pitched better game than
Howard but was supported wretch.
eddy and several hits were made on
him that should have been easy outs.
The game all depended on Lee. and
with the heavy hiifers IN the game
Saturday Il was impossible for
Chapel mn 10 win.
Swlnk received Ice behind the bat
and was very effective. having a
good pegging arm. and getting sew
eral hits. AZ times during the game
Swink did some brilliant playing
that was admired By several OF the
fans. and would no doubt have won
his game II al OF the team had as
much spirit IN them.
In the sixth inning Lee was re-
placed by Pember who allowed hut
one hlt on him during the three In
nings. and scored the only run made
BY Chapel Hlll.
Whlited was In the game with life
and ginger enough for the whole
team and made some nice plays on
firrt. not making an error during the
nine innings. Hit hitting was also
good. getting a hit every time he
came 20 the bat but once, then the
ball bounced and hIs him while run.
ming 70 1rat. putting him out.
Carroll was also In the game for
the hosiery mill and eavd the fans a
line specimen Of Durham ball play
erS Ills hitting and base running
we're one OF the features az the game.
his fielding was also Of the best. at
one time making a grandstand catch
W front Of the blcachers that looked
impossible.
Tuesday afternoon the hosiery
mill plays Trinity College. A large
crowd IL expected out to root for
their team.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
FOR WEEK
Monday

e Monday
Opening Of fall race meeting OF the
Louisville jockey club. at Louisville
Kentucky.
Opening of ind ependent race meet.
ing OF Columbus driving association
at Columbus. o.
Annual trials Of American field
trials club begin al Mount Vernon,
Washington. -
Opening OF horse shows at Trenton.
~ j.. and st. Joseph. Mo.
Close Of the season OF the kitty
baseball. league.
Eddie Murphy vs.. George Memsic.
10 rounds at Gary. Indiana.
Jim Stewart ". Andy Morris. 10
rounds Al .Rrooklyn- \. Y. -.
Tuesday.
Opening OF horse show at Oklahoma
state fair. Oklahoma City
Knockout" Brown VS.. Jim Bonner
10 rounda at Tamaaua. Pa
Wednesday.
Annual tournament OF Western
Pennsylvania golf association opens
at Pittsburg.
Opening OF annual open air horse
show at Bryn Mawr. Pa.
Eddie Murphy vs.. Ray Bronson, 10
rounds at Indianapolis.
iale-Wesleyan football game at
New Haven. Conn.
cornell-Alleghany football game. at
lthica. \. Y.
Thursday
Tony Ross VS.. Morris Harris. 10
rounds. At New York city.
Young Ketchell Us. Young Stewart.
10 rounds at Hammond, Ind.
Friday.
Matty Baldwin vs.. Frankie Burns.
20 rounds at san Francisco.
saturday.
Johnny Kilbane V. frankie conley.
20 rounds al Vernon. Cal
Harvard-Bates football game az
Cambridge. Mass.
Yale-Holy Cross football game at
New Haven.
Brcwn-New Hampshire game Or
football az Providence,
Carlisle Indians-Dickinso football
game at Carlisle. Pa.
Princeion-Sievsns Institute football
game at Princeton.
PENNSYLVANIA Gettysburg football
game at Philadelphia.
Minnesota-Amss football game at
Minneapolis.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
American Field Trials

Mount Vernon. Wash. Sept. ga
party Of more than fifty sporting dog
owners and handlers from the east
ern states. bringing with them their
string OF honor winners. has arrived
here to take part IN the annual trials
Of the American field trials clubs. Il
Is the first time that the American
trials have been held IN this section
Of the country and the fle.d trials or
ganIzations Of Oregon. Washington
aud Brltish Columbia have jcIued In
pnrsssions 70 snske ne meeting a
big success.
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Independent Meeting Al CoIumbus.

Columbus. o.. Sept. 25.-The second
big race meeting to be pulled on IN
Columbus within two months open
cd today. 10 continue until Saturday.
The present meeting Is an indepen-
dent one. arreHged by the colum-
bus driving association. Over s4O.-
goo Is 70 be distributed III purses dur
ing the Ave days OF the meeting The
horse review futurity for both PAGERS
and trotters IS on the card for the
week, while there is a $4,000 stake
for 1907 PAGERS; $4,000 stake for
Ell PAGERS: $1,000 stake for 2:i2
trotters. and large number OF class
races, The program also includes a
free-fcrAall tfot which will bring out
the best Of The horses IN training aud
q grand champion pacing stake. IN
which are entered Independence hoy,
Evelyn W. and several other stars.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
BALL RESULTS SATURDAY

American League.
Chicago. 3 New York. 2.
Washington. 1; Cleveland. g.
st. Louis. 2: Boston. ~.
Detroit, 3; Philadelphia, IL.
National League.
brooklyn. 8: pittsburg, 4.
New York. s; Cincinnati, 2.
Boston. ~: Chicago. 6.
Philadelphia, 2; Sc. Louis. 3.
American Association.
Minneapolis. y: Toledo. 1. Second
game Toledo. I Minneapolis. s.
Kansas City, ~: Louisville, &.
ST. Paul. O.: indianapolis. 4.
Milwaukee, 1; Columbus. 9.
Eastern League.
Newark, 1 Jersey City. 2. Sec
ond game: buffalo, 4; Montreal. 4;
% lnnings.l
90 innings. darknes)
Providence. 8: baltimore. y: tf0
lnniqgs) Second game: Providence,
4, baltimore, IL.
Rochester, 4; Toronto. 2. -
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FOOTBALL RESULTS SATURDAY.

AZ Worcester: Holy Cross. ~:
Boston College. o.
Az Amherst. Mass. Agriculture
College. o; Rhode Island Stale, 5.
AZ Easton. Pa: Lafayette. SO:
Bloomsbury. 0.
AZ Carlisle. Pa; Carlisle Indians
%; Lebanon Valley College, o.
AZ Charlottesville. Va; uniyersIt,
OF virginia. 90; Hampden-sidney, o
Az Macon ga: Mercer, Is; Locust
Grove. 0.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26

Cincinnati. Sept. 2s.7-obtalning
an early lead by making three runs
in the opening inning. New York
with Mathewson pitching was never
headed here Saturday. winning by a
score Of 9 20 ?. Cincinnati found
Mathcson for ten safeties. but all
we're scattered. ten men being left on
the sacks
Score: II. N. v.
New York 7. 500 O02 colt 10 1
Cincinnati 100 OOi 00--2 10 4
Mathewson and Meyers: Gaspar.
HUMPHREYS and Clark.
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BASEBALL RESULTS SUNDAY.
American League.

National League.
New York. s; Cincinnati, 6.
Philadelphia, s; St. Louis. ?.
American Association.
Louisville. 4 Kansas City. &.
Milwaukee. 2; Sc. Paul. 3. Sec
ond game: indianapolis. 3: 81
Paul. s.
Minneapolis. g; Toledo. 1.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26

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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
Chicago Wins rpm xew york.

New York. Sept. 25.-In spite OF
the fact that Walsh was knocked out
Of the box, Chicago defeated New
York In the FIRST game OF the series.
In the eighth with none out, woiter,
Cree. knight and Hartzell fell on
Walsh for clean singles. but Cree
prevented New York from tying the
game. when Sullivan caught him
mapping OF second.
Score. r. n. =.
Chicago :. 600 O02 1908 10 4
New York !. 600 100 OiO--2 III o
Walsh. Scott and Sullivan aud
Block; Caldwell and Williams and
Blair.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26

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bold:
See here. young woman, my c0coa's
coidl-
She scornfully answered: II can't help
that.
II the blamed things chilly put on
your haLs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
OTTUMWA
WOMAN
CURED
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

0ttumwa, Iowa.-"For years was
almost constant sufferer from female
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
President Taft Sees This One.

Sc. Louis. Sept. 25.--st. Lonis won
Saturday from Philadelphia In a
loosely played game. President Taft
watched the players from a deco
rated grandstand and applauded the
Philadelphia team when the score
was tied In the eighth inning. lie
remained throughout the game.
which was won in the ninth By a
double. n sacrifice. a base on balls
and q single.
Score: II. II. y.
So Louis O0e ole ellis 5 2
Philadelphia QUO 900 O20--2 3 2
Geyer and Bliss: Chalmers. Moore
AMI cotter.
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brooklyn Wins.

Plttsburg. Sept. 25.-Brooklyn
Saturday defeated Pittsburg by hit
ting Leifeld hard in the first inning
when the visitors made four hits and
scored three runs. Lel1eld was re-
tired after the third inning and
Gardner finished the game strong.
Ragon pitched ~ell all the way.
Score: II. II. +.
Plttsburg 100 100 0Ii-4 . 1
brooklyn 30l OfO 0O0--5 10 4
Leiheid. Gardner and simon:
Ragon and o. Miller.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE CANES
Hope OF Cubs Waning.

Chicago. Sept. 25.-chicago was
placed further away from the PEN
nant Saturday when Boston beat the
locals TO the tune OF Is 10 G. The
game was batting bee. punctuated
with weird fielding. each team con-
tribnting literally TO the latter. The
visitors started by driving Mcintyre
on the mound. and continuing their
smuggling tactics until tie locals had
used four pitchers. T,ser, OF the
Iiostons. on the whole. pilrhed fine
ball with the exception OF one inning
when he was touched for four hits.
behind two errors and a pass for
total OF FIVE runs.
Score. n. n. Il.
Chicago 600 COS oOI-- s g
Boston 30f i03 222-If 10 8
Mcintyre. Rowan. Richter, ToneyI
and Archer and Graham; Tyler and
Raridcn
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Consider This Advice.

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hams Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Pinkham, Mt Lynn. Mass.
invites all sick women 10 write
her for advice. Her advice Is free,
confidential. and always helpful.
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Boston Easy Winner.

Boston. Sept Boston piled
up hits and runs at the expense OF
81. Louis pitchers Saturday and won
easily Loose fielding by Austin and
Mailman figured greatly In the re-
suit.
score: II. II. T..
Boston :. 500 21l c0.-if Is !
ST. Louis :. ole goo 00i- . s 2
Hall and Nunamaker: Il. Brown,
Mitchell and Clarke.
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I'M THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athlctics Defeat Rivals.

Philadelphia, Sept. 25.-Philadel-
phia and Detroit Saturday began the
final series between these clubs, the
home team winning easily IA to
before a large crowd. Krause was
very effective except in one inning
and he was given perfect support.
The home players drove Summers on
the rubber in five innings and also
pounded the delivery OF Taylor, a
young right-hander. Bush, Delehanty
and stanage put up very poor game
in the field. both in holding ground
ers and thrown balls, and six bases
were credited 10 the home players.
Murphy. with -four singles. .snd Lapp
with two singles and a two-bagger
led in the smuggling. while Crawford
made home run and a single and
Gainor had pair OF two-baggers.
Score: r.. N. II.
Detroit :. o0O 0o2 100 2 4
Philadelphia Boo leo f3'-I4 10 %
Summers. Taylor and stanage:
krause and Lapp.
senators Lose Another.
Washington. Sept. 25.-cleveland
hit Walter Johnson Saturday for a
total OF q bases Nnd easily beat
8 10 /. Krapp's pitch
Ing and the fielding OF Ball and Nc
Bride were features.
Score: X. II. f.
200 100 00O--i 81
u.cyeland 0iO vOs 2O0-e IL Ill
johnson and Henry: Knapp and
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Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
Lovely Woman Gets
Chance on a jury
She ii Give a True Verdict Accord
ing to The Law and Evidence.
s. Help 'er.

Bellingham, Wash, Sept. 5. =
Six women and six men compose
the first jury sworn to try the
first case docketed for the Sept
ember tern of court. Ten of the
September venire were women
and all qualified. Rooms have
been prepared for the women
jurors in case it is necessary to
lock up the jury over night. A
woman bailiff will be employed.
Seattle, Sept. 5-of % women
called to jury duty in King coun-
ty, Mrs. Jennie Gordon is the
only one who remains on the list,
the other being excused when
they urged pleas of sex exemp-
ton. Mrs. Gordon expressed a
willingness to serve, though
challenged by counsel in the first
case. She will remain in court
ready to be called again.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
Arizona Leads

Arizona leads the Southwest on
fine horses, There are horses in
the Salt River valley and in the
upper and lower valleys that
would show up most favorably
with any older sections of the
country. Breeders have found
that it costs practically no more
to raise a hundred dollar high
grade colt than it does a fifteen
dollar scrub. The Percheron
strain has the lead in this sec
tion and is proving very satisfac-
tory. Raise good horses. Raise
better colts. better pigs, better
calves and better chickens, and
they will help you raise better
children. Business Farmer.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
Court House Site is Chosen
Henry Hill Accepts Appraisment
of Lots for Court House Site
And Deed Executed

On Friday of this week a deed
was placed on record in the office
of the recorder of Greenlee coun-
ty lots 13, IA, Is and 16, block II,
Hills addition to the town of
Clifton. The consideration as re-
corded in the deed was fourteen
hundred ($1400. 0Odollars. 1t is
understood, woWever, that the
amount received by Mr.. Hill was
considerably in excess of four
teen hundred dollars. The diff
ference in the purchase price as
fixed by the board of appraisers
and the demand by Mr.. Hill be
ing paid by property owners of
Hills addition. A subscription
list for this purpose was being
circulated in that locality on
Wednesday and Thursday.
With the deed for the court
house on record according to law
and the PAIGE paid for the site in
accordance with the valuation
placed upon the site by the board
of appraisers it would appear
that every obstacle to the begin
ming of the early construction of
the court house had been remov-
ed.
At this writing the Board is on
the main line" again and the
opposition to the location Of the
court house on Hills addition is
in the ditch. - Era.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
Gone To The Tall Timbers

w. d. McKeehan, after much
maneuvering and making ar
rangements for the sale of the
hind quarters of two dozen deer,
loaded chuck box" with ra-
tions for month, his family, a
trusty rifle, his faithful dog and
all other things necessary to
put his plans in execution,
into a prarie schooner, cut the
wires behind him, cracked whip
over his team and with whoop
struck for the tall timbers on the
Blue. When last seen they were
crossing the Gila at a pretty good
gait.
They expect to be gone a
month and that will be long
enough for the Agents hair Tex
cept where it used to grow to
almost reach his neck and grow
full beard to say nothing of the
wild nature which will accrue
from eating venison, fish, turkey
and other such things as Nature
has so bountifully provided the
mountains with in the head
waters of the Blue.
fortunately, Mrs. McKeehan
and the boys are along and as
the vacation is for only month,
it is not believed that w. d. will
take up any savage language and
especially lose the art of his
native tongue.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
6-Year Old Girl Burned
To Death
House And Contents Destroyed

Emma. the six-year old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zufelt,
was burned to death last Satur-
day afternoon, living only about
six hours after the sad accident
occurred.
Mr.. Zufelt believes the accident
was caused by lightning which
struck coal oil can near the
house. Mr.. Zufelt and his
threshing crew were returning
to his place last Saturday after
noon at about two O'Clock and
when near the house they saw
the fire start from the explosion
of the oil can, the child being
near the can was enveloped in
flames and several attempts were
made before she was ruscued and
this was left to the child's bro
ther, Samuel, who succeeded in
getting her burning body from the
wild fams and rushed to a near
by ditch where the fire was quick
ly put out, but the flames and
already performed their deadly
work and little Emma fingered
between life and death till about
eight o'clock when her young
soul returned to the God who
gave it. DIR. Briley was called
and all was done within the pow
er of medical skill but of no avail.
She was buried Sunday at Frank
lin.
The Zufelt home, of course,
was on fire and by mere chance
Mrs. Zufelt was enabled to get
herself and the other children
out of the burning building. Not
a thing of the household goods
was saved.
The generous people of Duncan
and the valley around have don
ated leberally to Mr.. and Mrs.
Zufelt's physical welfare for
which they are more than thank
full, but their grief rests in the
sad though of having lost their
child and in this they share the
full sympathy of friends and
neighbors.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
Center Of Population

The center of population of the
United States was announced by
the director of the census bureau
to be in the western part. Of the
city of Bloomington. Monroe
county, Indiana. This is eight
miles further west than the loca-
ton announced July II, when
Director Durand place it at ST
miles south of Uuionville, in the
same county. Ten years ago the
center of population was six miles
southeast of Columbus, Ind,
thirtynine miles east of it's new
location.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
BEATTIE GUILTY In
First Degree

The jury empaneled to try
Henry CLAY Beattie for the muir
der of his young wife, after lis
tening through long hot days for
two weeks to the testimony of
witnesses, arguments of attor-
neys ard instructions from the
Court, arrived at a verdict of
guilty in the first degree" in
just So minutes. These jurors
were God-fearing Virginians Of
simple life and pure thoughts,
who in true Puritan fashion
kneeled to implore Divine guild
ance in handling so serious a
matter and after registering an
unanimous vote for murder a Sec
ond prayer was offered to Him
on High to clear their conscien-
ces of a duty nobly performed.
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr., the
son of rich man took the life of
his young wife Of less than one
year and mother of his child of
only a few months of age, all
because of another woman, while
the evidence was purely circum-
stantial, yet, it was SO blood
curdling that all believed that he
emptied the contents of shot
gun into the face and head Of his
young wife on Midlothian turn
pike while in their automobile.
This case has attracted, per-
haps, as much attention as the
famous Harry K. Thaw trial and
the deed itself has been far more
Irepeliing. ThaW claimed to have
killed White to protect his own
wife while Beattie killed his own
wife, the mother of his young
child, for the sake of a woman of
the under world!
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
Mexican Badly Mangled

Manuel Quiros, Mexican
laborer on the Zufelt threshing
machine, was caught in the
machinery last week and badly
torn and it was thought he would
not recover.
The thresher was at Frank
McGrath's place when the acci-
dent occurred; he was taken to
Clifton where he was treated in
the Hospital and later returned
to his home in Solomonville.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
Bank Statement

The Bank of Duncan submits
it sworn statement as to the fin
ancial condition of it's standing at
the close of business Sept. 1st,
1911.
The Bank is maintaining it's
good standing under the efficient
management of Cashier, Ian
neau, Notwithstanding this sum-
mer has been an unusually dull
season in banking circles as we'll
as many other lines of business.
Mrs. Nellie Buck and Miss
Esther Chiffon came up from
Sheldon this morning.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-09-13
Educator Returns

Prof. Olaf Halverson passed
through Duncan Saturday enroute
to his home in Clifton where he
is principal of the City's schools.
Prof. Halverson has spent the
summer in the Chicago Univer-
sity doing special work in line
with his profession; being Uni
versity graduate and a progress
sive educator he is recognized as
one of the leading school men of
the new state.