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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

4 lake fans saw nearly eighteen
1, of baseball yesterday at Cooley
IA The double header WAS not
d IS usual into two games OF
rings each. The first contest
lFelye rounds and was won by
.ie By the score of 6 to 4, while
IA darkness curtailed the second
10 len than SIX innings, with
a the long end of a 30 count
nod contest was marked by dila-
h.hrs on the part of the home
= in playing for rain and by
n efforts Of the visitors to get
&|its put ont in order to hurry
1-einto the fifth inning before
lh end the contest
Bridegroom Hummel lost the
. which he pitched be would
va hard luck story to last him
[lt moons. The tall twirler
y he best game he has shown
Els1n and went into the last half
-iiib With a lead Of three ruus.
3t1two men and had two strikes
ne wheI the clever shortstop hit
~ tight field wall for a home run.
ytFe On bases when this blow oc-
snt the score was tied when vic
'faed certain.
is newly-wed was not dismayed
|<lted the side in order for three
waiting for his teammates to
game out Of the FIRE. This was
3 great style in the twelfth in
oe BY Spencer, Blankenship and
-liug over two rms and winning
Ee. Hummel went back in the
game after two local pitchers
a retired and finished in good
H started the second game and
laree hits in the second inning,
'f one nun, while an error and
pH5 gave the visitors q brace
M 10 the third. Wells for Butte
'oeal lhitters safe and Salt Lake
@a q chance for the second
Police!" Yells Toman.
'gpr sondness Manager McClos-
Inltemight have once felt for
sinny Toman was completely
w after the second game started
y remained off the field during
game, but took a seat on the
nl Tue second contest. While
~ inning was under way the
.asf squlnted at the grass fires
sla'lon canyon. visible from the
soaan must have thought thai
svln was making faces al
" o' plny, for he ordered Mac
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
TEAMS "STALL" IN
sEuoND, AWAITING RAIN
|.r,sn GET Out Purposely to
,,r. Innings, While Sky
r,apers Delay Matters.
FIRST game-salt Lake 6,
second game-Butte ., Salt

|. ,,osas Its engagement here TO-
double-hsader with the SKY
4. ne first game starting at $50
4 rrssan win work in one OF
g while Morgan is slated for
e. Morgan was taken out OF
iUs game TO save him for thi ,
csptain Blankenship VII
q Of the contests. McCloskey
4 lie nsed OF winning at least
4 thss games and will call on his
s.7srs. Rsmneas will pitch and
,,vho did 50 nicely against Salt
yssssday, may be sent back for
4 same,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
GREAT FALLS.

'Battod for Kane in ninth
Score by innings
Great Fails .,....... . o o 0 0 o 0-3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Second Game.
III FL .EN A

'One out when winning run was
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
MinOcsmGrfct uucr SiifOp GprOam
gfilDrcs paa &citre 9irfesaarO.

nar. 8qbl." al &c. Sept. %ifriper;
goo 8eitre airfeganrO oiilgre-
0es / @oor oct ti0ligere omtalte
Min0esmprfe paa 9iifop Gproams
@rao ! 0berbGrelie al Den aioeoe
9iifopS SlGgt % iorifelli9e al.
ore, booriblanOt 9iifopperne @ege.
ner % 0itenfelo, 9roieSiarerne
SdorIin9 og CORN, Stiftsprooit
9oiimeper, 9roDit listing, Stats-
raaOsiefretgr 9oeioe0, f6o. Sets
formnn0 MaoDig og 9iipinOe MaO.
len.
Otter afipn9elien al Snlmen:
On Soli9beo oo @lpOe" traaote
9iifop @e9ener irem foran Sra.
pen % bol6t MinOetalen.
San minoeoe ON, at naar ban
talte peO 6enne 2eilio6eo, ioa bar
oet ior0i, at ben, Der ifitIoe bope
tolt, life mere bar iblanOt os.
Get er meo gemo6, hi tpnfer
pon giifop Gsroanl, foroi ban life
lpngere er iblonot os, men ogioa
me0 Gof til @u6 ior 0et, ban 6no.
De oGret ino bel for ben Oonife Sol.
fefirfe iom for Ben enfelte.
9iifoppen minoeoe / eurigt ON
Be mere fremipringenoe Gunfter /
@iifoppens zip, minoe0eS Sen 3iO,
oa ban ito0 iom Sen 6pgti9e 9i-
flop, bpis 6ierte bron0te for @u0s
Giges Gag, % iom eerne biI6e
biGlpe 9ibet / 6olfefirfen iremao
oo Solfefirfen til go6e aaor; min.
oe0eS ben 0Datige og niOfGre grpit
me6 set o%onosbnnrne Orb, Sen lpr.
De Ron0, bois emit oct onr at gran.
ife / @lios Orc, ION 6porelon6ets
trofnite Sen, Ser elife0e it 2ano
og Soft, iom Siemmets Gen, oen
trofnite s@otefGIIe oe fprIige 5aoer.
San bar en- e%rfnren Mano, og
ban fsrte en- tronproig Gale. San
foritoo of asre grforinger, DC no.
iprona al bans cole Guns for alt
bet, Der er innOt og rent og go6t,
al bans onbe Menneifeforitaoelie
og aprliabe6 til @uoslioet. Men t
aIe ~afe6renoe SorboIo bpgee6e ban
lite paa egne g%rfarinaer, men paa
SUBS Orb. 90 Ser bar 2opiang og
8siti6 | bans 5orfnn6eIie al Cubs.
Orb, ser fiinbe biRlpe MenneIfer
til Seir ODER ale De ne0brpoen6e
Mneter og ct 2io / Somfun6 me6
@iib. San bar en- Mon0, Der troe6e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
11uuttturR.

oct Orb, Seius bapOe iogt til BAN,
og me0 set gif ban jim Bel iaaleoes
ion BET be0oer ON ben fongeli8e
2iener.
6an gif i'm Bel iom Serrens 8ie.
ner, % ban fun0e nl0rig bGiOe tr9t
al at oooare MOB Seloraaoig6eo
og SeIoiifbeo og opmnntre til at
goa Serrens / Steoet for e9ne
8eie. San oi0ite, boilfe 6orer Der
lurer poo ct Menneife, nanr BET
oil tiene iig ielo, at mar Magtip-
gen Ioar 2oaoerunt, tr9nger 5or.
oGrbelien inc / Menigbeoen.
Ia ban Tor en- baIo 5nes 4ar
ii6en ito0 oe0 gil6. 9ecfs goore,
min0eoe ban ON Serrens Orb ON
Baulls: o0enne er mig ct uOpolgt
H~eoifnb". Oct bar netop oct, Beef
bar, og ser blep Ipttet poa ganife
iprlig @iS til bette Or0, life blot
for0i oct bleo iogt, at Beef bob0e
oGret ct u0palgt Heoifab, men ior.
81 0en Won0, Der iagoe oct, oi0ite,
boa0 oct oil ii9e at oare ct Ge0.
ifab / Serren8 Saon0. Set piloe
ban, % set bleo ban. 0g ri tror
M, at ban er gaaet oerin0, boor
Or0et lDOcr: gu goOe og tro 8ie.
ner, OH bar o9ret fro ooer lioet,
ieg oil i9tte Dig oOer meget", ct
Sr0, ban oite ielo enote i'm Pr9oi.
fener me0.
8eliignet opre 02inoet ON Bre.
item og giifoppen 86omas Stat
Jieroam.
efterat 6erpoa 09ffet nar iol.
ben ira Winoesm9rfet, ooergao gi.
ifoppen bette til SIegtens 89rn
og Gle, ipecielt til giipinoe Ggr-
Dam, ioet ban minOeOe ON, at iom
bun 5aoOe iot i'm ai0eoe Nan0 ct
paroifulOt Minoe / oct Sfriit, bun
bapoe uOgipet, oilOe bans 8enner
iGtte BAN ct Minoe meo oenne
Sten, Der itllloe itaa til ijerne Il.
Der o9 min0e ON, bOaO ban boo0e
opret ior Den oonife airfe.
Saa lang man: Gen itore boi.
De 5lof", bporpaa oen 9loite al
9iifoppens Senner, Gano. mag. 6.
3sroam, poo 6omiliens gegne tof-
feoe for oct imuffe Minoesmprfe.
SeitiOeligbeoen ilutteoe meO af.
ipnaelien al: uSp Dog Sion, ier
on Ell"
Winoesm9rfet beltaar al ell msrf
@ranititen, Der er tilbugget efter
Segning al 9lrfiteft Martin Nprop.
Open oper ct aors, Der er no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
Democratic Candidate for
District Judge.

l am a practicing lawyer and
solicit your vote at the election
in November, feeling that my
experience has fitted me to pro-
perly discharge the duties of hat
office, and if elected, will strive
for the right as God gives me to
see the right, with justice to all
and without fear, favor or pre-
JUDGE. | was born in Germany,
fought under Admiral Dewy at
the Battle af Manila Bay, and
graduated from Creighton Col
lege of Law.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
Sn6re MisiiOn / a~p6enBaOn
Boloer Iarsfeit.

vairfeIig Screening for inore1iiS.
ion / a%p6en6aOn" feireoe 4ftenen
oen %. Sept. jim aarSieit beO en-
@u0stieneite / an0reasfirfen.
Otter Solmen gGaa Seruiolem
oct M" prGOife0e iilg. yar. D9bl."
8oItor Steen oper 2uf. 6, t7-19.
Raar ri / Gften er iomlet til Sn.
ore Mi8Iions aorsfeit, iua er oct
for iammen at 9leoes ooer Seiu
&elbre0elie al Menneifeiiple gen.
mem Sn6re Misiion8 4r6ei6e. Ser
itaar / Oroet, at Ger uogif en- Strait
fra Seius til ale, Der rsrte beo
bam. Soaoon eaar oct en0nu, naor
Menneifer fommer / 9er6ring meo
BAN. 56rit S%onobe0enS aroft til
SpnOserfenOelie, men ioa ogiao
araften fra Sein aors til 5relie;
iremoeles Strait til SER oper Spn.
Ben og til ii6It aroit til at %.
Men ioa u0gaar ser ogiaa en-
arait fra Seius oennem bans Sen.
ner til Ben fraftI6ie 8eroen. Og Oeri
beitaar Sn6re Wisiions @ernirg
at bringe Seius aprligbe0sfroit no
til De mango, iom life fommer / Sir
fen, og iom Girfen life fon ma.
Oct bar bette, ser br9note / Hit'
6oIi Srimo6ts, / 8ilbelm 9ecfs
6ierte, og oct er Bette, Ser br9nber
enonu / beres Sierter, Der itoar
miot / oenne tore, beliigneOe men
ofte TRANCE @erninq. Oct er trangt,
naor Der inbnes be nsOpen0iee Mio.
Ter.
ear % itaa iammen ON Wenne.
ifeiiples itore 6relie ber, ioo ri fan
itoa iommen ON bam oerbiemme,
boor Si9lene ifaG hinge bans gris
/ al gnigbeol
0ereiter tolte Misiionens 5or-
mon0, Stiitsprooit Soffmeper ober
Oroet: IS er mine 8enner, 0eriom
5 gsr, bba6 lea bar befalet eoer"
Cob. II. 15). Get, iom oct gploer
ON, er, at 9uoifabet, auno9srelien
ON @u6s 6relie / Seiits ariitlts,
6ringes no til ale oe mango ltfreI.
ite. Snorle6es bette ifnl a%abenbnre
iig / port 9ip, er Ser gioet nogIe
go6e Inbisninger pno | @eretningen
ira Observation-Disclosures Der
ipsrges, bborleoes en- WiSiionar
ifnl u9re, iom goar ito me6 @llOs
9u6ifo6. og Sboret Oerpoa er et
firbob6elt. /: Scr biaig til at lpre
% til at aon freml 2: Scr ben.
ligl 3: Gpne til at fsle me0 og for.
itoa andre Menneiferl 4: Gpne til
at Ie0e 9frbcioct.
0isie Eing uofrGbes al ell, ser
gnar no me6 SerrenS guoifab, og.
ioa | aebenboon.
90 mar Ri iao | often boIoer
Garsfeit, Oa sploer Sem Orb ira
SfGrtors0oq 9Gften ooiaa os. Oct
er, iom SENS ii66er ! fin Simme
og tiger; Dette befaler. ieg eoer, al
s ifaf elife bpernn6re - elife mig
og ioa bringe nit guoifab no."
90 for M at bette fan lie ino
ooot iom muliat, bar 9eitprelier
beiluttet, at 0ennes itprite SaIp6eI
. (8) for Sremtioen bill bore at o9lg(
al Menigbeoen.
gi bar giort bette for ocrmet
at 1tge: bethesda tr9nger til Wfe'
nigbeoens SiGlp meo 9sn og StGt'
tie oeiaa Benee. SO mere ali
gaar fremao, oes mere grua Ell
Der for ben inore Misiion. 9af
bette gubifob meo biem til Ser.
rens Ienner, bpor 5 er til ooelig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

bugget / GeIiei / Stenen, ies en-
Balmefrnns, mill1ttenOe ariltfDto-
nogram. 2ige UNDER bette og boi.
lenOe paa aoriets 4rme ii0oer fire
Spurpe, bporefter fglger Snoifrif-
ten, Ser er bentet ira 1 Bet. 1, 3.
timber aoriet les en- ~op8aaenOe
Sol og 8erslinierne:
Eli 2pffe apmpeiomIino %,
ut on bar Der inn fro iier
so lap ina pei berfro.
9aa 6ooitpffet finOes en- fig
eenOe giipeitao, 6ooroOer itoar:
Or. teol. 8bomas Sfot Reroam,
Sipaonos giifop,
gte0efllttl0er ltddr:
y @FR8gi
genner reiite bette Min0e.
s. 9aaens anle6ning par Sra.
pen lmpffet me0 rifle 9lomiter og
Rronie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

aarSieiten eiterfulgtes al ct llo-
iaIg / 9et6e50a Sc 3 fpl9enOe Gage.
6rH Anna 2nrsien. Der bar
Den ienere li0 gaoet Ell Del 9ipg-
Ter om 6ru anna 2~orsiens engage
ment til forifeaige 8eatre, Sims
iel ifaber, 9ommerlDit OBJ.
5ruen bar imiOlerti0 in0en tin
4freiie til Rorge uotalt:
g5o, oct er ianot, ieg bar fooet
SiI6uO ira ale Oisie SteOer, men
ifrio / 0eres gGo6 (ar. 0gbl.), iao
bet fan fonme til aae mine 8en-
nerS aun0ifa6, at ieg for Grange
lietS SfpI0 bar giOet afilug.
8bertimoo er BET min &enIigt
5remtiOen at toge mere oirefte Del
i arbeioet for SUBS 8iges l10bre.
Belle"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
MnnO. % aIuOiDaen. 9on06rnas

Numb % a%lpOiDsen. %2ano6rugs-
miniiteren bar un0er %. Sept. ll0-
ite0t islgen6e @efen0taorelie, ionI
Itrafs troaote / Strait.
"a Der er forefommet ct 3ilfpl-
De al @un0. og alobipse poa Ror-
0%enbroguor0 / @aoleb0 Sogn paa
9an9eIano, %forbpoes berpeo al 10.
foriel ira 2ongelun0 label til De
oorige QeIe al 2an6et iom til 10
Ian0et al IepenOe aoeg, SCAR, @e-
Der o9 Sbin iomt al SO og Solm,
beitemt til areaturfo0er.
9%eiGtningen paa 9tor0en6rogoorO,
81 aGer og 2 8pre, er beororet
ilaaet ne0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

5lere l~lrnefnnO. Baa genge Marf
bar @%nuroeier Saul Rasmusien
poa ct StDffe gratmarf funoet en-
oommel 9e9raoeIieSpla0s. 5unoet
ifete / 6sIge gSfo6rg. 81. 9p." oeo,
at 4lopen itgote moo en- Sten. "a
Stenen 6leo 9rooet op, oiite oet Jig,
at ser UNDER Den itoo to llrner. Gen
enc al llrnerne bar noget i Stpffer,
5porimo0 oen an0en bar bel. Gen
ubeifa0ige0e l1rne boo6e en- Sgi0e
Of 10 I'm. % inoen / BEN fanotes
en- el brpn0te Ben. 8eo Sioen al
De iun0ne l1rner iinoes en- itor
apmpebsi. .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

30 Gars SOrserjubileum ieire.
re6es 26r6ag Den %. Sept. al Gas
pprfs6eitprer g. 9. 1bomien / 81.
Der, Der bar taget meget uirfiom
Gel ! 9pen8 5remoefit og ll0oif-
ling, bI. u. iom @eoIem al Soene-
raooet. Subil9et feireoes paa for-
ife0ig BIS; 6l. q. ooerrafte / 6elge
nOooer Nn." San0eISforeningen
bam neo en- Population ct mutt
og itilfulot 9iplom Iom 9Gresmeo-
lem al 5oreningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

Winoesm9rfet beitaar al Ell msrf
@ronititen, Der er tilbugeet efter
Gegning al 9lrfiteft Martin Nprop.
Spen oper ct aors, Ser er no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13
Or. teol. Sbomas Sfot Rgroan
SipGonos 9iifop,
Ne6enltn6er itnnr:

VttUtIIHIIUPI TIuuI.
y |agF98l Z
@enner reiite Bette Win0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-13

ltlDffer. 5 SnttenpS peo Silfe.
borg par iorIeoen 8artifulier Pin
ton 9erteGienS 6S-oarige &uitrll
gaaet op pao en- Stige for at ref.
fe ct Hligneg op til i'm Mano, Der
6efanot fig paa 2oitet. Stigen aleo
imi6Ierti6, og 8ru 9ertelien itprte-
Sc til Soroen og fnuite | 6al0et lin
e,le Sfuloer. 8aa @run0 al Sti9ens
6olo fun6e Clinton 9ertelien life
fomme lin SuItru til Siplp; men
6eloigpis fom ser mart Siplp til,
og 6ru 9ertelien fsrte8 til Sp9e-
6uiet. &un bar / 5elge Stiff.
Np." It9rft lioen0e, o9 6enOes iii
itan6 err en0nu lnn9tfra goo.
aaIborg, 26. September. -
Gn t7oarie Sieneitefarl NieGs gbri.
itofferien ira Gingbef MeGe peb
Sftgrping bleb | 5alge gNalb.
9enitre6loo" / afteS orpbt pee
26bifferiel / OpIeo arot, boor bar
bapoe bentet 9rpnoe. San faloi
neo meGem Seitene og bleO tram'
pet libel.
= SoIIteb, 26. September. SEE
itene for ct 2onobosaeretsi Der
gftermioone bolot nbenfor en- aob.
manosforretning | Soliteo, bleo IT.
og I6b Isbif. Gre iman 9srn blet
o%berf6rtc al asretoiet. st al 9sr.
meme, ct Barn al llrmaeer Senien
6leb ioo it9rft fppitet, at bet opo'
pan Steoet. st onoet al 9srnene
ct Barn al Stenilaoer Sbuleien
blep iaa nlporliet fnGitet, at De.
! n9ppe fan Iepe. Oct treble Barr
! Hap meo Iettere appitelier.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-10

H. H. McNeil and wife to John F. Ruffin. deed to lots :. 9, and II, block 95. Phoenix.
 Wessex Co. to John H. Harbison and J l. Harbison. deed to Si5 NEA section ?. IS 4W.
 Frank A. Jefferson to Maricopa County, deed to strip in WIZ NWh section 2e. IN. BE.
 Bartlett Heard CO. to Maricopa County. deed to strip in sections 20 to A. IN, 4E.
 F. J. Barr and wife to Maricopa County. deed to strip in SEA sec tion 23. IN. BE.
 R. A Craig and wife to Maricopa County. deed to strip in section 19. IN, 4E
 A. l.. Connell to Maricopa County deed to strip in NEA section 29 IN. BE.
 Sadie T. Hall to A. D. Morris. deed to lots IT and IS, block 13. Collins Addition.
 Greene & Griffin Co. to Vim. F. Deatsch. deed to lot 9, block 1. Moun- tain View Tract.
 H. L. Moore to Esther A. Moore. deed to SEA section 29. IN. 6E.
 w Johnson and wife to Addie $. Johnson, deed to 65 acres in SW4 SWA section 5, IN, BE.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-10
A FATHERS VENGEANCE

would have fallen on any one who at lacked the son of Peter BOndy, or South Redwood. Mich, but he was powerIess before attacks of Kidney trouble Doctors could not heip him." he wrote, "so at last we gave him Electric Bitters and he improved wonderfully from taking six bottles It's the best kidney medicine l ever saw" Backache, Tired feeling. Ner- vousness. Loss of Appetite, warn of Kidney trouble that may end in drop sy. diabetes or Bright's disease. Be ware: Take Electric Bitters and be safe. Every bottle guaranteed soc at all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-10

The following is the record of realty transfers in the office of the county recorder yester- day. as reported by the Arizona Abstract & Title Co, 134 West Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-10

Want to close out all our neck ruffs, made of chiffOns and silk ribbon ends all colors. light and dark. No matter what they sS e9s'-a.i ,-+'..'s.'...............Q go .QSC
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-26
Free Delivery Phone 73

Keg sauer kraut at J. H. Ker. shaw's, Phone 54.
 Just received car meal and hulls-this years crush. Phone me your orders. s.-J. NJ. Haltom.
 Mrs. M. H. Ison and daughter, Mrs. J.J. Cowlin, of Centerpoint, arrived in the city this morning and will be the guests of Mrs. s. R. Briggs at the Park Hotel.
 NJ. w. Greeson will leave to night for Wagoner, Okla, where he goes on business connected with the settlement of an estate. He will be accompanied by J. D. Coopwood of Wallaceburg.
 J. A. Smith, of Taylor, Texas, left for that place today after a short visit in this city. Mir. Smith is a member of the con struction firm which has the contract for installing the sewer system.
 Dr. R. l.. Hinton will fit, and furnish eye glasses and spec tacles, and do any kind of repair. ing at reasonable prices. No charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction. or your money back. Over 30 years of study and experience. .-Moncrief Drug Store, Prescott, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-26
LET US SET We make No Charge for Conneon PRESCOTT HARDWARE COMPANY
TEMPERATURE
Local News

For the choicestof fruits call at J. H. Kershaw's.
 Sam T. White returned last night from a short trip to Ros- boro.
 Just received, extra fancy white Malaga grapes at J.H.Ker- Shaw's.
 Wanted-One good second hand cook stove.-L. W. Adie, Junction City Lumber Company.
 Remember the special salei on ladies ready made skirts. Your choice $1.00 at J. H. Kershaw's.
 z. w. Bailey, of Rush Springs, Okla, arrived in the city today and is the guest of his son Joe A. Bailey.
 Work on the sewer system is progressing rapidly, the ditch ing machine having reached as far as the home of J. W. Mar shall.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-26

This lamp almost materialized the dream but the filament was brittle and the cost was high.
 Both these obstacles are now cleared away. First, brilliant invention has resulted in the production of drawn wire stronger than steel. This wire is used to make the filaments in Edison Mazda lamps.
 The filament or burner in Edison Mazda lamps is so sturdy that hund- re'is of thousands are in use under se- were and trying conditions, even for lighting railway trains and automo- piles.
 Next, of prime importance, the full advantage of the General Electric Company's reduced cost of manufac- ture has been given to the public
 And the present price of the per fected Edison Mazda lamp is about one-half that of the first brittle tung- sten lamp.
 Tfae Dream Comes True
 So, with lower cost and better lamp, Edison's dream of the Suns only rival has come true. The waiting millions can be served now that elec- tric light costs so little and does so much.
 Now you-can have electric light in your home, your office, your store, your factory at price you have been waiting for if you use the latest in- vention- Edison Mazda Lamps, made only by the General Electric Company.
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The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-26

The second steam ditcher for use in the construction of the new sewer system will arrive here in a few days. It has al ready been shipped from Texar- kama and will come by way of the P. x N. w.
 While switching near Sam O. Logan's warehouse this morning one of the cars of the local freight was derailed. One truck left the track causing some dan- age to the cross ties and delay. ing traffic few minutes.
 Otis Cantley, who has been To- cated for some time past at Oma- ha, Neb, arrived iu Prescott last night and today is shaking hands with old acquaintances. He join. ed Mrs. Cantley here who has been visiting in this city for sev- eral days. They will probably locate here permanently.
 A. B. Poe and family of Little Rock stopped over in Presco tt last night, being en route to San Antonio, Texas, in their automo- bile, where they are going for the benefit of Mrs. Poe's health. The party was composed of Mir. and Mrs. Poe and two children and Mrs. Poe's sister, Mrs. Wat son.
 Yesterday being the occasion of w. B. Walters sixty second birthday he celebrated the event by giving a dinner to few of his friends at 6:30 yesterday even- ing. Those present were c. c. Hamby, J. K. Hamilton, M. w. Greeson, o. B. Gordon, w. A. Hatley, J.S. Began Will Waller and Ben Waller, Jr.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-26
EdisOn's Dream Comes True

Thirty two years ago the Wizard of Menlo Park dreamed his great dream which has now come true Elec- tric Lights fer Everybody
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-26

Phone 54 if you want the best of fruits. .-Kershaw's.
 H. Stainton is improving his residence property by the addi- tion of new two story veranda. Work on the cottages of Duncan McRae and Fred Powell is pro- gressing nicely.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-26
The Revolution

Suddenly another invention in elec- tric lamps revealed the dawn of a new era in electric lighting unseen in the dreams of anyone-except Edison.
 This was the Tungsten filament lamp which-ins tead of the original Is can die power, or the fancied limit of 10 candle power-gave actually so candles of light from the same 100 watts.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-10-26

When Edison invented the electric incandescent lamp thousands journeyed to Menlo Park to see the light that burned without air. Edison put lit- tie paper horseshoe filament, that he had carbonized, into a glass bulb and pumped out the air. Next he passed a current of electricity through thls horseshoe.
 The Dream
 As it gleamed white hot lighting up the darkened room, another light giowed in his face, for he saw the revolution that tiny bulb would bring about in the worlds sunless hours
 But the first lamps of l5-candle pow CT used up 100 watts of electricity.
 Slowly, as improvements came, the amount of light was increased. Six years ago people thought the limit was reached, for the close of the first quarter-century of electric lighting was celebrated by the advent of the Edison Gem lamp. Using the same amount of electricity it gave more than twice the amount of light of that first wonderful lamp.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-27
SCIENTIFIC TEMPERANCE TALK
convineinsiy illustrated by Rev. E.
 Taylor in Opening Series.

Thursday evening in the First Con- gregatlonal church, Rev. E. o. Taylor, MA, D.Ds of Boston, one of the founders, a director, and the field sec retary of the Scientific Temperance federation, that is the American branch of the International Bureau of Research, and who is also the special scientific lecturer of the National Tenn perance society of New York, gave the first of series of three discussions upon the temperance problem that he will deliver before leaving the city The points emphasized by pr. Taylor were plain and clear, and of interest to all present.
 One of the most striking facts brought out was the amount of alco- hol contained in pint of beer. The sum IS sufficient to furnish fuel for a flame that shed a light through the auditorium of the church for period of ten minutes. Dr. Taylor is an am alytical chemist of recognized ability and his illustrated points. therefore were the more forcible being the re- suits of personal investigations. The attendance was most gratifying to the local branch of the Women's Chris tian Temperance union, under whose auspices MT. Taylor is brought to this city. This (Friday) evening he will discuss his subject at the Methodist church. Sunday evening he will speak at a union service of all the Protest ant churches in the city in the town hall.