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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-11-23
Another Revolt In
 Mexico Is Feared

Washington, D.. O., Nov. 17-The danger of another well organized rev. olution in Mexico has caused the war department to suspend the orders for the return of troops now on the bor- der Officials are apprehensive of further trouble.
 Austin, Tex, Nov. 1.-Two com panies of rangers have been ordered to the border to prevent revolutionary activity on the Texas side. Captain Hughes has presented the governor with evidence of further preparations for rebellion in Mexico.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-11-23

MANUSCRIPT cOVERS-The Exami. ner has just received full new lire of manuscript covers or backs for legal documents of all kinds. They come in green and blue and will be sold printed or imprinted Cheap while they last.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-11-23

The Yuma Ice Company's soda wat CT is the best. Only pure distilled wat CT is used in it's manufacture, there. fore it is also the most healthful. Dring no other. If
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-11-23

The Yuma Ice Company's Extra Dry Ginger Ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold Try it. If
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-11-23

R. M. Turner, of the Imperial val ley, is in town over Sunday.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE

In the justice court, First Precinct, County of Yuma, Territory of Ari- ZOna. H. Wupperman, Plaintiff,
 vS. Louise J. Verville, Defendant
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-11-23
SUMMONS

Action brought in the justice court of First Precinct in and for the coun- ty of Yuma, in the Territory of Ari- zona.
 In the name of the Territory of Ari- zona:
 To Louise J. verville, defendant, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- uired to appear in an action brought against you by the above-named plain tiff in the Justice Court of the First Precinct, in and for the County of Yu- ma, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer to the complaint filed in said Justice Court, at Yuma, in said county, within five days exclusive of day of service, after the service upon you of this summons; if served within this Precinct; but if served without this Precinct, but within the County, ten days; if served out of the county, if teen days; in all other cases, twenty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Yuma, Ari- zona, this 1st day of November, 1911
 J. c. JONES, Justice of the Peace of said Precinct. First publication Nov. 2. At
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-11-23

New Magazines at Shorey's,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-03

governing motor vehicles. Under the
new state law, automobiles will nor
hereafter be subjected to petty an
noyances on the county roads at the
hands of sheriffs, deputies, consta-
bles and other rural officers who
look upon the motorist as a criminal,
There will be SO more payment of
tribute to use on the country high
ways of Missouri. Under the new act
the legal speed limit on public roads
is twenty-five miles per hour.
St. Louis motorists declare that in
the past the driver of car. no mat
ter how careful and mindful of the
rights of others, has been regarded
as legitimate prey by the rural Of
ficers of the law and has suffered
much from official pettiness and i'm
pertinence. Under the old law about
$4,000 motor vehicles were licensed
by the state, but the number is ex-
pected to double within a short time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-03
Oregon Law Effective.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 2-What is
declared by motorists to be an ideal
law for the regulation, registration,
license, identification and operation
of automobiles went into effect in
Oregon today The law applies to
every motor vehicle in the state, and
includes provisions to regulate and
license persons who drive and own
cars and provides adequate penal
ties for the violations of the act. The
new law limits the authority of
cities, towns and counties to regulate
automobiles and repeats all municip-
al acts or parts of acts which con-
f1ict with the state law Professional
chauffeurs are required to pass state
examinations and to register with the
secretary of state. Road rules are
provided to govern all highways.
Road races are prohibited unless CIV
en- official sanction and provision
made for adequate patro1ling of the
course. Joy riders who use cars not
their own are to be punished by i'm
prfsonment not exceeding two years.
A new system of taxation of motor
vehicles is inaugurated, ranging from
50 for motorcycles and automobiles
up to twenty-eight horse power to
SO for forty horse power cars. In
Guiding in this act are twenty-five
laws of the road for the motorist,
and should he forget any of these he
becomes subject to a heavy fine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-03
HOW TO ADDRESS THE
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS
Courtesy and Precedent Furnish IT,
ties at Capitol.

Washington, Aug. 2.-"What is the
proper form to be used in speaking
OF or addressing the president of the
United States, the vice-president,
members of the cabinet and other
officials?" This is a question most
every newcomer into public life here
asks. If it is asked of social Sec
rotary the inquirer will receive a
typewriter slip answering as fol-
lows:
The President-"M President"
The President-"Mr. Vice
President"
Members of the Cabinet, Secret
aries of State, Treasury, War, Navy,
Interior, Agriculture and Commerce
and Labor-"Mr Secretary"
The Attorneys eneral-"Mr.- At
torney-General.'
An Enthusiastically Ambassa-
DOR" or Your Excellency."
A Minister-"Mr. Minister'S
All other members of the diplom-
attic corps, unless they have titles,
are addressed as ''Mr. y
The Chief Justice of the Supreme
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-03
FORM
GETS ENDORSEMENT
| p,ssenting Vote among OKLA
,nma City commissioners

roo City, Okla, Aug. q
anvns form of government n,n
o OIL IN effect in Oklahoma City
,t two months. In all that
a aot a dissenting vote has been
~. = single proposition that has
sofore the commissioners LOT
WI. This is regarded as
p r,I The board is composed I'd OF
No. and one Republican
|thev dwell together in perfect 'ct
|ony. The board this year VIII wiz
/ the operating expenses OF the
'nn 'r 100000. The ma
10 NJ government is now In pet
la.rotion than ever before and
the present outlook this form
avornment will prove a success
:. o,tv The commissioners have
[ected more business in the
time that they have been Is OF
.san the old city council accom-
ed in any six months period.
! has not been the slightest CRIT
, =. anv member Of the board nor
.o+,on taken by the officials.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-03
w. L. DEWOODY & co.
Court--"Mr. Chief Justice"

Court-"Mr. Chief Justice
Associate Justices-"Mr. Justice
United States Senators Senator"
General, Major Generals, Brigadier
acknowledgements
Colonel and Lieut.-Co lonel-"Col-
onel"
Majors and captains have their re-
spective titles All officers of the
rank below the line of captain are
addressed as Mr.. Officers OF
the medical department below the
rank of captain are addressed as doc
tor.
Admiral and Rear-Admirhl-'Ad-
miral."
Commodores, captains and com
manders are addressed by their re-
spective titles.
utenant-commanders are by
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-03

courtesy in social life called COM
manders. Those below the rank of
acknowledgements are addressed
as "Mr. -"
The same rule applies to the staff
officers of the navy
The assfstast secretaries of the
executive departments are addressed
as "Mr. -
1t is decidedly bad form to address
or speak Of the wife Of senator as
Mrs. Senator -" or the wife of
an army officer as Mrs. General
-" The wife OF Senator John
Smith should be addressed or spoken
of as mrs. John Smith, and the
wife of General Tom Jones as Mrs
Tom jones'
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-03
- r,ne Means Loss of Pay


dney trouble and the Ills II
A. means lost time and lost pay
INV working man. NJ. Ba1ent,
little Penna St., Streator, I'LL,
an had from kidney and bladder
|hle rat he could not work, but
avs: II took Foley Kidney Pills
|on,v q short time and got entire
All and was soon able to go back
bark and am feeling we'll and
}hIer than before" Foley Kid
pills are tonic in action, quick
results good friend to the
Iline man or woman who suffers
h kidney ills. W. L. Dewoody &
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-03

-Remodeling prices: Mrs. Potts
Sad Irons SIC per set, Family Scales
SSc, Waffle Iron 7sc, TO at. Galvaniz-
ed Buckets f4c. and Brass Wash
Boards worth 35c at 19c.-Cleveland-
Matthews ffdw. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-03
|T0 REGULATION
IN TWO STATES
ssouri Statute Permits Speed Of
Twenty-Five Miles An HOur-Ore.
CONS Regarded As Ideal Law.

|St Louis, Aug. Motorists Of st.
buis and throughout Missouri hail
L Hull automobile law, which be-
line effective today, as a great i'm
foyement over the old regulation
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
Championship on Turkey Day

to slow fighting he Is the one the public
should saddle with the most blame. /
know he couldn't make me lead until it
suited me II he stood there with his head
wrapped in his arms for an hour"
In view OF this criticism from Welsh
II will be interesting to watch how he
behaves when Wolgast walks close with
his head wrapped up in his arms"
Wolgast makes Il his boast that he
hasn't met a man yet whom he couldn't
force TO lead. Incidentally, Ad denies
that his opponents lead simply because
they think it's "up to them" He says
they lead because they have to-that he
keeps right after them and that they
lead In desperation, thinking to beat
him off.
Here We have champion who thinks
his method OF fighting is irresistible and
challenger who believes that he knows
said method from A TO q and under
stands how to cope with IT,
This OF itself makes the prospect an
interesting one and gives the fight fans
a basis on which to figure while watch
ing the men in their training
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
PERCY WENDELL A MARVEL
Famous Family Contributes Another
Foot Ball Player to Harvard.
HE IS PLAYING HALFBACK
I'lunging Half who Is Consistent
Ground Gsiner is = Rarity, but
Wendell Possesses This
Distinction.

BOSTON, Macs, Nov. ii.--Parcy Lang
don Wendell. E;cknamed "the human
bullet by crimson undergraduate. Is
this years contribution of the famous
wendell family to Harvard athletics An
au-Anerican halfbnck Last year b. unan-
!naous choice, Wendcll this year is the
strongest man in the Harvard back field
In fact, his work both on the offense
and defense il tho best seen at Harvard
for a NUMBER OF years.
Wendell % admirably filling the place
at the halfbsclS position left by his
brother. Jack" the star back OF the
Harvard team IN 1q05. who also won Tor
himself The coveted distinction OF O place
on Walter Camps lTat eleven best men
Of that season.
Under tho now rules a plunging half
back who can bo considered q conGiztent
ground gainer is decided rarity, as the
rules tcad to prevent such gaining
Whether or moi thero is hole opened
IN the line young Wcndell may always
be depended upon 90 make q substantial
gain, and that this is the case must be
attributed TO some innate ability oe the
man rather thaa any backing he gets
from hls team mates.
Ore explanation is this. AS soon as
Wendell takes the ball he wraps both
arms about the pigslin. which is carried
close 70 his stomach. and with head down
starts of with great speed through the
spot designated b. the qusrterback's sig
nails. He is built very stockily and when
no thus gets his head down, unless be
is tackled very low It Is almost irnpos-
sibie TO bring him TO earth because Of
tho great weight he has to carry him
Glong
In this man Harvard undoubtedly has
the wonder as we'll as the freak OF the
foot ball world. No other college team
ean show anything like him. Wendell
who is the logical selection for captain
Of the Harvard team for next season.
prepared for Harvard at the Roxbury.
Mass. Latin school. where, although he
cid good work, no one ever dreamed
that he would develop into the wonder:ul
player he has proved himself.
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Promoter COffrOth
Plans Ring Contest

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov lL--Jiin
Coffroth, the fight promoter, contera-
plates arousing tLa boxing game on tie
Pacific coast from the lethargy iAlo
which it has fallen. Besides his offer
Of s2oeco for twenty-round contest te-
tween Ad Wolgast and Paclsey AIcFar-
land on New Years doy, Coffroth will
make a bid for Jimmy Kilbane ana Abe
Attell on Thanksgiving day. Kilbane's s
manager has written to the Frisco pro-
moter suggesting match. and IL Atteil
VIII come to reasonable terms the match
will be made Coffroth expects lots OF
trouble before landing the wolgast-d
Fariand match II he does succeed in do
ing So
Mcfarland Is willing TO meet the chain-
pion under the same weight conditions
that prevailed IN their proposed bout at
Milwaukee, but-it Is thought WoIgast will
never again esrec to meet Packey except
at iss pounds ringside. AZ Milwaul1ee the
weight agreed upon was 1853 pounds at 5
o'clock, giving Mcfarland several hours
In which to regain some lost poundage by
eating and sleeping. Another reason why
Coffroth is doubtful OF landing the at
traction is the high opinion each man is
known TO possess of his worth in the
ring. Satisfying the demands of these
two high-priced artists is enough to dis
gust any one with the fight promoting
business" Coffroth IS reported to have
said.
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Ry w. ). rARNswoRTM.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1i.-Foot bali ex-
perts are figuring on their aii-America
eievens about this stage OF tho season
and already have probably decided upon
certain players. II is hardly fair, how
ever, for anyone 10 pick their men 50
early, az not until tho very last game
has been played ana won Il ia,a certainty
who is the very bes, in his respective
position
Tho writer. like hundreds OF others.
thinks he knows OF a few who already
are sure Of being elected TO the "great-
est team on paper. I" lbut the only way
20 mention their names at this time OF
the year is to call thom likely candidates.
Wendali whose front names are Percy
Langdon, looks 60 be as sure OF making
the ali-Americn team az he was last year.
Here Is the pivot OF the great Harvard
eleven. Take him away from the crim-
son back field and their attack would be
weakened 80 per cent.
sprnckling. Browns captain and clever.
fast gated, quick thinking quarterback.
IL playing even more sensational ball
than last year. The fact that the Provl-
dence man has taken part IN every game.
while Howe of Yale rested IN the early
battles, Is almost sure 20 earn him the
sob on Waiter Camps "A-A" team
Hove h every bit a. good general
as spracisling. but he Is not. In the
opinicn Of the writer. as versatile n per-
former. In the game against Pennsy
spraciuing was a demon IA hts attack.
Ho did not show 70 the same advantages
in the Harvard contest. inasmuch as TIE
crimson ends kept him we'll covered. In
fact. the whole Cambridge aggregation
was on sop OF the great quarterback,
and on this account alone were they able
70 keep Brown from scoring more than
six points.
Cornell has crack quarterback IN But
Ter. He spraekilng and Howe are tho
best field goal Siokegv IN the east. surely
Butler win be IN II when the big team
Is picked, Also. Potter OF Harvard has
come TO the front, faster than expected
Bud Smith, who. with Fitzpatrick. Sc
iectod unanimously as end for last year, 3
All-Amcriean team, Is playing the same
sensational brand Of football as he did
last fall II was chiefly his work that
kept Sprackling down In the Brown
game. lie looks 20 be suro OF occupying
another berth this year one the hig
team.
sam FELTON,. Haryards other crack
wins man, may also be selected, as he
has improved wonderfully this year. He
IL liarvard's most accurate holster.
smith. however Is BY far the class
Of the pair. The way he intercepted
forward passes attempted BY Brown was
immense. And. believe me. the little
Providenee eleven is Tar ahead OF any
other Ia this mode Of attack.
The Brown system OF passing Is like
unto baseball catcher throwing 10
second to catch runner stealing. The
player who tosses the bail figures Il the
recelsers duty 10 cover certain spot
where the ball is aimed for OF course.
u takes adept receivers 20 make the
play successful. but IN Ashbaugh and
Adsms. tho wing men, Brown has a.
good a pair IN this line as there is
on the gridiron.
Pendie,on. f.rinceions great hack. A
every BIC a. good this year as he was
last year and there doesn't seem 10
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All-America Foot Ball Stars.

be chance OF keeping him out OF the
running for the ALI American team He
Is the best broken field runner In the
country II the Tigers interference this
year had been up 20 the standard,
am sure that Pendleton, would have been
the biggest ground galner of the season.
Princeton has great kicker in De-
Witt. younger member OF the family
OF that name, and the Tigers have often
relied on him to bring home the bacon"
During. the past month he has improved
wonderfully. and today Is getting off
long. twisting spirais that are surely dir-
ficult TO freeze TO- De Witt can be
classified as ''one Of the finds OF the
season"
There are two other ends. oss.ain
Very Of Penn State and Eyrich OF Cornell.
who have been putting up cracking
good brand OF foot ball. II Is now un-
likely that they Will bo selected by some
Of the gridiron experts. Jourdot Of
Pennsy, u he were bit heavier would
be the equal OF any wing man In the
east. He Is 30 light however, that he
has continually been forced to lay or
because OF injuries.
Captain Fisher OF Harvard was Walter
Camps selection for one OF the guard,
positions last season and his work this
taIl warrants his again landing a berth.
surely FISHER has hecn just as powerful
10 the Crimson line this fall as he was
twelve months ago.
When the Princeton coaches shifted
Captain Hart from hts backfleld 10
tackle, IL was a wise move. Hart was
a great man behind the line but he has
proved even greater in the line. he IS
a fast hard. charger and follows Ne
ball In faultless style. Hls ability 20
get down the field on punts has added
strength 10 the Orange and Black COM
bination Hart didn't make the All
American team a back last fan. but
he may grab a position this season as
a tackle.
At center Princeton has a powerful man
In Bleuthenthal and he Is making a hard
fight TO be among the eleven men Sc
lected as greatest OF 'em all lie is a
SURF passer aud on the defense is found
IN every play.
Penn State followers think that In AIil.
Ter they have a quarterbaek every BIT
as good as spraekling and Howe. There
Is no getting away from the fact that
Miller u first-ciass man. but he hadn't
shown the same ability as the Yale and
Brown man.
II Is not unlikely that the Princeton.
Yale and Harvard games win bring forth
other stars. FOR IN both OF these contests
II Is not unusual when some unlocked
for player bobs up and proves himself the
man OF the hour.
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Amateur Billiard
Program Planned
Will Be Decisive

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Amateur bill
Hard player will begln their season, for
which the biggest program ever arranged
has been drawn up, with tho deciding Of
tho national class b championship the
latter part OF the month. The committee
OF the National Association OF Amateur
Billiard Players awarded the tournament
to Maurice Daly's academy. broadway
and Fiftieth street, and fixed the open
ing Gate for Monday. November "a.
The class b tournament will be the
first OF the five championships that we're
projected by the national association al
its meeting last week. The matches win
be. 800 points at ls.2 balk line billiards
and all entrants must have a grand aver
ago record OF between five and seven.
The list viii be in charge of ]. Ferdinand
Poggenburg OF tfie Llederkranz club who
win act as official referee Of the tourna-
ment series for the title.
From present indications there viii be
entries from Philadelphia and Chicago.
as well as from this city. AS the list
viii not close until about a week previous
TO the opening match II appears likely
that the championship will attract as
representative a number of amateurs as
was the case when the tournaments were
played at the old Hniokerbocker Athletic
club
Negotiations are in progress as to the
playing Of the other championships-tbe
International the class a and the class
c, and the newly Instituted pool tourna-
ment. Mark Muldauer, chairman OF the
class committee. expects 20 announce
the date and place for his class before
the end OF the week. The match will
probably be held IN one Of the rooms in
this city either late in December or early
In January
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MANY DOGS RENCHED
FOR SHOW IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE annual dos
show Of the westmipster Kennels club
viii be held this year 10 Grand. Central
Palace. This is the FIRST time in the
history OF the organization that the show
has been held outside of Madison Square
Garden. since the Garden is 70 be rared
In early February and tho show dates
are February % 20 41 ipclusive. Il win
be impossible 10 ho.o the show IN the
old ampnitheater As rule the show
lasts a week but this time il. is cut down.
Over aeeQ canines viii be henehed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

trio of track sinr poszi-
bilItios Tor the 1917 American
Olympic team, who are be-
imo tnc public because Of
the approach OF the national
indoor championship that
will be held IN Madison
square Garden. New York.
on December 2s and n.
on tho left s. Harry els
sing. star middle distances
of the New York Athletic
club. who returned a short
time ago from, a. trip to Eu
rope. where he beat oil the
foreign stars IN his fsor1te
events. Gissing Is shown IN
starting position Tor a half
mile run.
In tho center IS Peerless
Mel sheppard. crack Of The
Irish American club and
rival Of Ciisslng. shown un-
der full speed. Sheppard Is
the most reliable man IN the
country IN his CHOSEN events.
u IL possible that ho may be
disqualified for olympic COM
petition because OF his ro-
cent dishonorable discharge
from the Twenty-second reg
lSuent, n. Y. N. O.
on tho right 10 a remark
able action picture OF Matt
McCrath. the New York
Athletic clubs star weight
shrower. hurting the ficty-
six-pound weight for height.
McGrath recently smashed
the worlds record fQr tue
hammer throw.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
HOLD SWIMMING EVENTS
At U OF PENNSYLvANlA

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1.-THE inter
collegiate swimming meet this year viii
be held at the University OF Pennsyl-
vania. March ? has been fixed as the
date This was arranged at q meeting
Of the intercollegiate Swimming league
The delegates were 20 have arranged
their dates FOR the season. but because Of
the absence OF Cornell. the schedule max
Ing was postponed. Executive officers
for tho year, however, were selected
Robert c. Patterson OF Columbia. presl-
dent; ]. Stoddard, Yale. vice. president:
William Beal, Yale. secretary treasurer.
compose the new board. Representative
at the meeting were delegates from Yale
Princeton. Columbia, College Of the City
OF New York. Pennsylvania and Amherst
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
colleee Glrl. ana divorce.

Vassar. among the women's colleges Of
the country, boasts the distinction OF
having on It's graduate lists mot tho
name OF one girl who has figured in a
divorce According TO news dispatches
Miss Elsa Cunningham, principal ac-
counts for, this happy absence by the
fact that ''at Nassar no girl Is received
as a student who is not at least IS years
old" The college course Is four years,
The average age OF Yassar graduates is
"a. According to Miss Cunningham's OBJ
servation, divorce concerns chiefly
York Times.