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Pneumonia is Fatal.

D. NJ. Farrell, a car repairer on the Southwestern, succombed 10 pneumonia at his home on Eigh- teenth street last night, after having been seriously i'll for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-09
Blues stiiI Lead.

The Blue forces in the r. M. c. A. are still in the lead. both teams drilling through granite" This morning the indicators showed $50 tc 320 A great rush is expected from all contestants during the closing days, which will soon be at hand.
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Will Dance Tonight.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Bremen will give dance at Odd Fellows hall tonight. Blumenthars orchestra will furnish the music
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Visited sisbee.

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Legal Advertisements
AMENDMENTS TO ThE ARTICLES OF INcoRPoFAT ON OF THE "cALUMET AND sRiZciiA
 MINING COMPANY"
MINING COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. that at 6 special meet ing of the stockholders of the CAL UMET AND ARIZONA MINING COMPANY. duly called and held at the office Of said company at War ren. Cochise County, Arizona. on :he 18th day of February, 1911. the fol- lowing amendments to the Articles of Incorporation were adopted by the affirmative vote of a majority of the capital stock of said com pany
 RESOLVED: That ARTICLES " AND VI of the Articles of lncor- poration of the Calumet and Arizona Mining Company be amended so as to read as follows
 ARTICLE ".
 That the amount of the capital stock Of the said corporation shall be Six Million Five Hundred ] housand Dollars. divided into Six Hundred Fifty Thousand Shares of the par value of Ten Dollars each. Such amount of said capital stock as may te necessary for the purpose, is set apar. to be issued full paid and non assessable in payment for the is sued capital stock of the Superior and Pittsburg Copper company. a cor poration. or such portion thereof as can be thus purchased at a price to this corporation of not to exceed one share of the capital stock of this cor poration for three and One,half shares of the issued and outstanding capital stock of the said Superior and Pittsburg Copper company; Provided that at least fifty percen. of the said capital stock of the said Superior and Pittsburg Copper company is on deposit for safe or exchange, as herein provided. on April 1. 1911, in a depository to be designated by the Board Of Directors of this corporation. The remaining unissued capital stock of this cor porauon and all the capital stock of this coporation so set apart, and that has not been used to purchase. as aforesaid. shares of stock of the said Superior and Pi.tsburg Copper company. before such time after April 1. 1911, as the Board of Di- rectors of this corporation may here after designate. shall be disposed of and paid for at such times, under such conditions and in such manner as may be determined upon from time to time by said Board of Di- rectors. The judgment of the Board of Directors as to the value Of prop erty or services rendered and re eeived in payment for capital stock of this corporation. in the absence of fraud, shall be conclusive
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ARTICLE VI.

That the affairs of the said cor. poration shall be conducted by . Board of eleven CID Directors, who shall be stockholders of the corpor- ation, and who shali be elected at annual meetings of the stockhOld- CTS of the corporation on the second Monday in April of each year. for the term of one year and until their sue cessors are elected and qualified The officers of said corporation shall
 be Presiden: and three Vice-Pres idents, all to be elected by the 31ard of Directors from their own number, a Secretary and a Treas urer. who may be chosen from among the stockholders and such other minor officers as the Board of Di- rectOrs may from time to time deem necessary. The President, Vice-Pres- idents. SeCTe. ars and a Treasurer shall be electoI as soon as they can conveniently, following the annual election Of the Board of Directors. . They shall hold their office for the term Of one year and until their successors are elected and qualified. The Board of Directors may create and abolish minor offices and fix the :erms of the officers filling them. Ten Of the members of the Board of !, Directors for the remainder of the term Of the current year and until their successors are elected and ! qualified are Charles Briggs. James Hcatson. Peter Ruppe. Thomas Hoat- son and Gordon R. Campbell, all of { Calumet, Michigan: Thomas F Cole, ' Charles D'Autremont, Jr and Chester . A. Congdon, all of Duluth, Minnesota; 1; 1 George E. Tener and Henry R Req Of Pittsburg. Pennsylvania.
 All vacancies in the Board may be filled by the Board of Directors. i IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have ! hereunto set our hands .his 2Sth ! day Of February. 1911
 ! (SeaD JAMES HOATSON Vico-President of Calumet and Ari-
 zona Mining Co.
 , ATTEST:
 ! GORDON R. CAMPBELL. i Secretary Of Calumet and Arizona
 Mining Co
 STATE OF MICHIGAN. COUNTY ! CT HOUGHToN, ss
 Before me. James F. Fisher. a Notary Public in and for the County of Houghton, State of Michigan. gn this day personally appeared James 5oatson and Gordon R. Campbell known to me to be the persons whose ' names are subscribed to the fore going instrument as Nice-Pfesideni and Secretary. respectively, of tho Calumet and Arizona Minine com pany. a corporation and each az Imowledged 10 me that he executed the same as such officer Of said company for the purpose and cousid eration therein expressed
 Given under my hand and seal Of office this 2S day of February 1911.
 My commission expires February 26th. 1913
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INTHE PROBATE COURT O. THE COUNTY OF cccHIsE, TE 7RI-
 TORY OF ARIZONA

NOTICE OF TIME FOR
 PROBATE OF VII L
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RESOLVED: That ARTICLES " AND VI of the Articles of lncor- poration of the Calumet and Arizona Mining Company be amended so as to read as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
SHUBERT BENEFIT TO
AID MINNIE GEURTS

The management Of The ShubcTt the
ator announces that all the tickets for
ton'sht's benefit performance for Minnie
Courts. the little girl who was manned in
a laEndry' m9nele last week, are prac-
ticsIly sold. In addition TO the rogulay
play. East Lynne which Will he pre-
sente5 by the Shubert Stock company,
Manager sutton Of the Orpheum and
Manager ketchan Of tho Mission thcstar
have each donated an act from their
respective houses. Other and diversified
features are promised.
The spirit Of good viii, "A characteristic ic
trait among those in tho theatrical pro-
f"sslon. has ruled everyone who has been
connected with tn" preparation OF to-
nights performance. The theator build
Ing has been TUNED over To the perform
ers for the occasion. and tho actors will
all give their services free Of charge TO
the Subert management. Practically the
only expense to be incurred is that OF
lighting the theatcr. which will be small
TWO girls from the laundry in which
Miss Courts was injured have been busy
all week selling tickets TO the benefit per
formance. Many charitable citizens have
not waited To he approa chod. but have
called at the Shubort box office and pur-
chased tickets many OF which will not be
used. 1t is expected that "A sum be-
tween 500 and $500 VIII be raised for
the benefit of the injured girl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
TURK WILL TRY JAP
TRICK ON DE|METRA
Hassan to Use Jiu-Jitsu, but
Greek Also Has One
New Hold.

EIassan Tousouf. the big Turk, has de-
veloped what he believes to be new
combination hold that will spell disaster
TO DemetraI when they meet on the mat
20 wrestlc TO a finish at the Salt Lake
theatcr next Tuesday night. Hassah has
been working on the combination for
some time past with. such secrecy that
even his partners were not aware OF ~,
although they realized that the Turk had
something new on them whenevcrthe ap-
piled Il. Hassan. however. was wise
enough not to carry the combination
when he reached the stage where TO carry
it out TO It's full possibilities might nave
resulted In public knowlnedge OF what ne
hopes to be his trump card.
Tho hold is an adaptation OF some
tricks he learned from Ynmagata. Jap
ancsc iiuJitsu expert, who competed IN
Boston in August So far as can be
learned it is Il partial nelson. with IN
arm lock of singular Furnishing powers,
almost as effective. he thinks. as the
deadly toe hold He believes that he
can get this combination on Dcmetral Al
some time during the contest and thai
once ii Is applied il means defeat for the
Greek
That the Turk is pleased over the re-
suits of his study and originating the
hold is putting it mildly. He has worked
on il With his partners and with his man
ager until he feels now that hc has
reached the stage where he has perfected
the combination 10 point where the
chances OF failure arc practically NIL.
new ones that he will spring on the Turk,
so that the bout may become a battle OF
brains. In which each wrestler VIII be
trying to outgncSS the other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21

particular bent in sport. which in my
case IS shooting and hunting and cross
country running.
Get Into Game Yourself
For middle men the mild ex~
citcment of watching a rousng game
is n healthy pastlme. but somehow or
oiher the idea OF Young fellow spend =
ing all his leisure watching profession
ais play seems TO me not in the nature
oil what 1t should be. or course. an oc-
caSional session at his pet teams struE-
gle is allowable, and good for his lungs
and sporting morale. but ] think young
fellows should get Into the game or some
other game themselves
No man should be content 10 watch a
game and feel qualification in his
atcd from the game himself He VIII en-
JOY IL twice as much when his own ex-
pcriencc shows him tho brilliant hit OF
the clever tactics of the captain or the
unselfsh. Gratuitous cffacemenT for the
good of tho team. which latter. in base
ball strikes me as one of its finer points.
Gave Up Days Pay to Play.
IL is only of recent years that base
ball football. cricket. etc, have become
so entirely professional. Al home. a
not TO Say town. had its team Of crick-
eters fooibalers. etc who not only re-
ceivcd no pay but gladly gave up one
or two days pay in order to uphold the
prestige Of their home side.
Nowadays professionals get enormous
salaries. in America much more so than
with us, quite rightly. for a man who
devotcs his life to sport should be able
TO earn enough To start on velvet when
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
How to "Shed" a
Bad Complexion

IL s foolish to attempt to cover up or
hide salow complexion. when Won can
so easily remove the sallowncss, or the
complexion itself. Rouge and the ike on
a brownish skin, only emphasize the de-
feet. The better way is TO apply pure
Imercolizcd wax--the same as YOU would
cold cream-puttiug IL on at night. re-
moving il in the morning with warm
water and soap. following with a dash
of cold water. The effect OF few ap.
plicatious is simply marvellous The half.
dead cuticle is absorbed by the wax
painlesslv. gradually, in tiny impercep.
tible particles-revealing the beautiful
velvety white new skin beneath.
No woman need have sallow,
blotchy. pimply or freckled complexion
If she II Just go TO the druggist s, get
some good mercoizcd wax and use as
suggested Woman IS Realm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
"O' FEARS AMERICANS
WILL BE EFFEMINATE'
British Soldiers Stop Firing to Learn Race Win
ner but We Tolerate Suppression
OF Sport.
BY THE MARQUIS OF oUEENsBERRY.

middle age reaches him. But my plea
is that the young men should butt In
and look upon watching professional
game as reward for having kept them
selves alert and fit,
Compared to Hyena.
The criticism of a man who knows the
game In and out is valuable and interest :
ing and his cheers ring true, But the
fat. overtcd ooy who bowls at the play 3.
ers. howls at the referee, and hoHls al
anything so long as it gives him chance
to give tongue is rather Ike hycna
singing in a choir at church and about
as homogeneous
Again tho public repression OF legiti j.,
mate sports, instead of their enforced
publication, such as racing. boxing and
wrestling must have n tendency 10 ef-
femnancy. II may creep on slowly. so
slowly that the dwelicr In the country
cannot see 1t. hut sn Impartial! foreiGner r
can sec here and there peculiar signs.
which cause him to wonder how so great
a people. so free a people. can stand for
so much interference in their rights OF
amusing themselves according TO their
!nclinations
Too Much Interference.
To my mind, their very tacit subdued
way OF taking this interference. legal
no doubt bu. arbitrary, Is sign o! that
very tendency In which have above re-
ferrcd tremblc TO thinl: OF what would
Le The fale OF any government IN France
or England which interfercd with the
peoples games There wGuls be blood :
shed. On the battlehoIds OF South Afri
ca there are authentic stories OF g whole
company ceaSinG fire TO hear from a new
arrival from the base OF the winner OF
the Grand National VS.. Liverpool cup.
Without wishing TO he supcrcritcal,
ono thing has struck me here In Chi
cago more than anything else. It is
su"h A trivial thing. but II yankles In my
minds and makes me feel uneasy. so /
had better get IT off my chest, aud that
is the barber shops. Splendid BARRIERS
YOU have the best in the world. mon of
skill and brains. who put their whole
heart in their workout the clients.
Fancy any young man o. %. say. spend :
ing one half An hour 10 an hour. which |
am told is nottunusual, in barber chair,
being titivatcd up. hot towel after hot
towel scented creams scented powders. a
beautiful little lady 10 manicure his mitts.
and finally A face massage and hair curl,
1t genuinely frightens me.
three minute shave and "A cold sIice
is all I ever allow myself The Idea OF
sitting ono -ouartcr Of an hour in n bar
Der chair, let alone an hour, IS TO me ap-
paling, What does it mean? ] do not
understand Life Is so short. Fancy
half an hour day in tho chair. Why.
In an ordinary life IL works AT least one
year. Give me the chin whiskers in
preference.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
RUBY H. RUNS FOUR
FURLONGS IN O0:49
Coeur d'Alene Track Record
Broken by Fast Sprinter
in First Race.
TIPPY Is FIRST AGAIN
Florence A. Also Gains An
other Victory, Defeating
Quality Street.
TIPPY is FIRST AGAIN

SPOKANE. Sept, cO.-Track records
continued 10 topple al Lake CITY lhls
afternoon. Ruby II. cutting the fuur-fur-
long dash to 40,
The summary
First race. four furlonss. purse-Ruby
II &C. Rossl. 3 to . won: Florence krlpp
rGross), / TO !. second Odollia 'keoGhl
10 /. third Time. 80. llomcsick,
Lady Mint, Anna Schneider. Marjorle
Tlemming. Change Of Air Ilo Milo, Ka-
vona and Callista Jones finishing as
named.
Second race. six furloncs. selling
Tippy (Hopkins) 10 l. won. Bellsnicker
FrachD. If 10 ), second: Rosario lCo-
burnj. TO >. third. Time. l;li 4-0. Biily
Myer; Cantem. Susan F; Fernando %
Stcndal Hand Satchel and trlczc nm
ished as named,
Third race. one mile selling-Ecenc
w. (Riddle), TO l. won; MariGot lCal-
lnhan). TO /. second: Margarct Ran
lolph Gross, TO i; third; I,me, ,T,ss
Greenwood. Southern Cold, Lady Nc,
Nally, Gretchen e.. Military Man and
Massa finished as named
Fourth race. mile and an eighth. Fost
Falls handicap. S500-Dlck Baker (llop-
lsins). 6 10 / won. Ocean Queen Gala
hsn). 20 to l. second; Fred Mulholland
Coliuet and Whtiewool also ran.
Fifth race. one mile. sellng-FiCent &C.
Ross. to l. won. Tiflis 'Roscnl. II 70
/. second; Jim Cafferata uliddle), . to
Cisko. Eirgie Cassie and Lexington Lady
finished as named.
Sixth race. one mile. solline-Florence
\. (Ross), TO I. won; Quality Street
OHopkInsl to ,, second Iahra tMc-
mtyrcl. - to L. third, Time. l;4l ] 5.
Lass, Nettie Traver and Fulletta finished
as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
RALEIGH p. o. "coMEs BACK"
Famous Old Thoroughbred Beats Princess
Galloway at Lexington,

LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept 9o.-Thc tracl
w5s faster the crowd larger and tht
weather ideal today and the programme
OF the Kentucky association presented
some good races. of which the feature
was the gentlemen's cup at six furlongs
summary;
First race six furongS-RoysI Can
tive $40 straight. won: County Tax.
$3.50 place. second: WorkboX, $3.50 show.
third Time. III.
Second race i've furlones--Igleo. ssts2c
straight, won; I.eialooha. $3.50 place
second: Star Rose. So show. Third
Time. Los
Third race. six furlongs- Robert Bruce
$40 straight, won; Kitty Fisher. $50
place. second: Going Some, $3.50 show
third. Time. "a 40.
Fourth race five and a half furones-
Wiley. $3.50 straight, won; Titles Night
marc. $40 place, second; Alpine, s.
show. third. Time. 'l:I0
Fifth race. six furlonss-Raleigh p
r.. 81 straight. won; Princess Galloway
$3.50 place, second Donau. SO show
third. Time, LII 80
Sixth race. mile and seventy Yards
Bouncer. $40 straight won. Tho Hague,
$3.50 place. second Helene. s22o show.
third. Time. Isl -.
The foregoing prices on g mutucls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
HUMeLEs EQUINE ARIsTocRATs.
PIcbeisn Delivery Horse WIrs as He
Pieases OH Grand Circuit

DETROIT. Mich, Sept Continuing
his unbroken string OF successes. Thomas
W. Murphys former delivery horse, r.
j. G.. today won "A hollow victory In the
Michigan SIC. 900 stake. the feature of tho
Grand Circuit card al the Michigan state
Fairgrounds. lie took the three heats as
he pleased y
r. I. &. now has won hve sIn. n0r
stakes this year one 5000 and one purse
event. In only one heat has he failed 10
lead his field 10 the wire, Results:
2:lh pace. three-in-tivc. purse 81 900
Pstrick Pointer. won Morctta second
Susie Gentry third. Best time, 2:0s5.
The Michigan stakes @:16 lrot. three =
1h-nve. purse Slo.Qo0-R. r. g.. ch -
BY Prince March. won: Lewis Forest. sec
ond; Gordon Todd. third: Chdtty Direct
and Gay Audubon started Best time,
2:DS IL
Els trot three -in-Gvc. purse 81 600 -
Maud" Light. won. JOHNNY c.. second
"lmerinG. third. Best Tina .;O9S
2:O9 pace two-iu-three, purse 8 200
Diminished won: sunny Jim sec
ond; ShauShran, third Rcs, time. 2.O7l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Today's Occur d'Alene Entries.

LAKE CITY Ida, Sept. 2O.-Entrics
for Thursday:
First race. five furlones. selling. 2-year-
olds-PeDanc. 100; Buri. Stacde. East
man. Mono Lake. Wild Bear l05; Wink
Ter. Masalo. Prince OF Bohemia, 102,
Second race. five and a half furlonCs.
selling. 3-Near-olds and upwards-Sain
otta. Saipcst. Annie Wells. Burning
Bush. Geneva. Passenger. 100; Helen
Hawkins. RUSTY Coat. 1903.
Third race. six furIonGs. selling, 3
wear -olds and inward .-Barnsdale. 112;
Lord Clinton: MeddinG Hannah. Birdie
r. Waner. Charles Green, Rey FL To-
var. Sir Fretul, loo, Edmond Adams,
Eddie Mott, 1903.
Fourth race, five furlongs. purse En-
field. ll6. Csccit. Star Actor. Pride OF
Lismore. Beda, Terms Trick. loi.
Fifth race. six furloDgs. sclliug--Chief
Desmond, Bcn stone Judge Cabnniss.
Ncada, Chantcclen Blondy, Gramcrcy,
loa: Lcscar. 106: 'GoodshIp 10+,
Sixth race, one mile. selling Edwin r.
FRYER, los; foreguard Sorrowfu Maure :
tania. rifljs. Bonnie Bard. 100; Sneczcr,
lo1, 'nclcna. 100.
"AnDrCnticc allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
GIANT CHASE CUBS
TOWARD PIRATE DEN
Victory in National League Is
Practically Conceded to
New York Team.
DREYFUS MEN HOPEFUL
Pittsburg Has Fighting Chance
TO Take Second Place Away
From Chicago Bears.
DREYFUS MEN HOPEFUL
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2o-Muggsy Nc
Graws Giants did war dance today at
The end OF double header. in which they
won both games. thus acquiring "a a
"clnch" on the pcnnant With the close
OF the season only three weeks away.
such a lead as the Giants have Is ad :
mit,ed by everyone to he practically
equivalent TO victory. They arc 90 points
seven games ahead Of the forlorn
Cubs. who merely broke even with Phlia- :
delphja Yesterday. McGraw's men de-
clare IL ts impossible 10 lose tle pehhaht
now and everyone agrees with them
although wa gers Will not be paid until the
end OF the season.
The Giants held celebration hero to-
night but il was wholly informal. and tho
athletes were not permitted latc hours or
alcoholic stimulants. The pennant means
thousands OF dollars IN increased patron
age TO the New York masnatcs. ard Nc
Graw is not going TO take any chances.
even if he has the tias practically In his
grasp.
games were over put aside their, usual
hostility 10 visiting teams and chccrcd
the Giants as pcnrant winners
IN the American league the Phllaoci-
phia Athletics have been conceded the
pennant for several days past.
PITTSBURG. Sept 2O.-Thc Pit.sburs
Pirates. while admitting that the Giants
have tho pcnnant. are hopeful OF dcposins
their old time enemies. the Chicago Cubs,
from second place In The race.
When Pittsburg won from Boston TO-
day the local team got within ~ points
OF Chicago.
II is common talk tonight that prizes
VIII he bestowed .on PLAYERS who dlslin-
guish themselves IL the Pirates arc able
10 overtake the Cubs. While no official
announcement has been made. Dreyfus
has always rewarded The men who helped
him win close battle but aside from
this the Pirates are one and all anxious
10 finish a little ahead OF the Chicago
team. The race will he exciting. despite
New Ynrk's cinch on the 1ac
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
JACK HARBERTSON
IS GIVEN VICTORY
Special 20 The Tribune

BRIGHAM CITY, Sept. 2o-In the
Peach day wrestling match held here to-
night there was no fall. but Jack Ear-
bertson of Ogden was given The decision
over Julius Johnson OF Preston, Idaho.
Referee William Hemp made this de-
OF the wrestlcrs before the bout. He said
that Harbertson was the more aggressive
all the way through and although they
wrestled two hours without a fall the
big end OF the $1,000 purse was awarded
TO uarbertson as the victor,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
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sore eyes, sprains, swelliugs, bruises,
cold sores. Has no equal for piles. 25c at
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
REFEREES LICENSE
MAY BE REVOKED

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o,-The New York
state athletic commission this afternoon
summoned Charley White. the referee.
TO appear before them next Friday and
SHOW cause why his license should not
he revoked for failure TO stop the bout
between Carl Morris and Jim Flynn last
FRIDAY night.