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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-10-25
ROYAL
AKINGPOWDER
ABSOLUTELYPURE

Cooking under modem methods and con-
veniences is made so attractive the whole
family is becoming interested.
"These biscuits are delicious; this cake is
excellent, says the father. 81 made then"
says the daughter, and both father and
daughter beam with pleasure.
Royal Baking Powder has made home
baking a success, a pleasure and profit, and
the best cooking today the world over is
done with its aid.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

Falk. the famous violin virtuoso. ., several physicians the other day.
 No very strenuous exercise in play ing the fiddle" responded one Of his listeners.
 I'd Doe willing to bet that not even the strongest of you men take as much physical exercise i'm a day as do practicing on my violin" respond ed Mir Falk.
 His listeners gave him the lausn but by two simple tests he demon Stratcd to them that his daily fiddling was not babes play by any means
 First he let them tire themselves out in from fiv, to ten minutes by going through the gestures of fiddlins. and then. Co make the test complete hr easily yaHquished his medical friends in thc old trick of lowering ones op- ponrut's arm when placed with elbow on the table.
 "Of course. Falk concluded. as ne had doUned his last competitor. l an up wonder at this and there are hundreds and thuIsands who can down me. but you see. l ann not weaklins even though ] ann violinist"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
$ PORT T " EW S
 FROM FAR AND NEAR
HIGH SCHOOL PLA YERS
 PREPARE FOR BALL SEASON

Al d meeting uf about twenty-five nthllsiastic baseball fans at the high school yesterday Will Conpsteln. the >lrinter. WIS elected captain of the baseball team for the coming season. Corpstein k a fighter and d winner. leo. his popularity with 'he boys makes him just the man for the place.
 Prospects Tor winning team are ,vceptionaliy good this year. The students are enthusiastic over all kinds of athletics and are determined to win in baseball as they have in track Teams from the Mesa high school. Tempe Normal Tempe high. Indian school and the Phoenix high will contest sor the Republican trophy cup and the championship of the Valley league this year
 The first Phoenix game on the Val ley league schedule will be played in Phoenix between the high school and th Indians February 22. A preseason ..me has been arranged to be played between the Phoenix anl Evans school teams at the Evans school Saturday. and it Is possible that d return game may bo arranged to take place in Phoenix on the seventeenth.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
BALL WAR ON
 IN NORTHWEST
Boise Club Wants to Quit Union League and Much
 Trouble Results in Inter Mountain Territory Over
 Affair

BOISE. Idaho. Feb G.-Th inter mountain country will oe annexed as territory for al new baseball league tO De composed of cities in tine three states of Idaho. oregon and Washing ton and to Ee known as the Tri- State or the Commercial. unless a truce iS speedily declared in a merry baseball war on here against the Union league and its president. w. II. Lucas. due to the determination of Boise to Secede from the union.
 Hugh Ktllackey manager of the i.oist club in the Lucas association and part owner of the franchise this city held last season. ana Jack Cody who held the franchise in his nam" may be declared outlaws
 Lucas is accused Of trying to fore, 8 foreign manager, Dan Mccoy oi Salt Lake. into this territory as owner of the Boise franchise.
 Kellackey and Cody have issued an ultimatum to Lucas that he will either allow the Commercial club to dictate who shall take charge of the fran chise or Boise will Secede from tho Union league. and organize rhe Fri State or Commercial league to be composed Of Boise. Nampa and Weis- ,r in Idaho. Baker. La Granje and Pendleton in oregon. and Walla Walla and North Yakima in Washington Local fans largely back Kellackey.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

of Los Angeles which is the metropo- lis of the southwest, and bids fair tp be the New York of the Pacific coast some day.
 Los Angeles has cultivated get together and boost together spirit which any city might envy. Last year it built 23.Oou.000 worth Of buildings; T.. 800 structures It k boosting it's big aqueduct. it's harbor facilities. cleaning mp it's politics. getting good government and combining it's capital to erect immense buildings
 This latter iS evinc,d in one in- stance worthy of note Suc1 Strlc- turcs generally are built by million aires. but thousands of persons are putting their savings into the SiN Der cent gold notes of the Los \ nSeles Investment company. which are used To erect a magnificent thirteen story
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
NEW TEAM ID
 PLAY SUNDAY
Valley Grays Will Face Maroons at East Lake New Club Will Bring Out Many Good Players, Ora ham Among Them

Tn, Valley Gr;tys. recently organiz- .J under the management of F. IT. Graham. will hv the opponents of the Naroons sunday. As the MaroonS have swept everything before them SD far this season they will welcome the advent of a new club on the local field. The Grays have enlisted the services oi several players who are well known to local fans and. although this will be their first game. they should b" able Co make reasonably fair showing.
 Graham will pitch for the ncw az eregation He is not in the best of c.ndition-uot by a long ways. How ever. he will go on the mound and do his best His ability is we'll known in the valley aui those who follow the sport feel sure that he will give a splendid account of himself in spite Of the conditions.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

million dollar building for. bank and office purposes. free from 1riortgage ,r direct lien That company offers this opportunity for cooper Ltion in good interest making right in. line with the other pull together" features of Los Angeles
 AS Los Angeles gro Os. SD grows the whole southwest Conseduentlv it's prosperity is our prosperity and we rejoice in the raIfd development of our pig neishhor, with no spirit ,t envy or jealousy
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
WE BOOST BUT DON'T KNOCK

lt Is the habit of many papers % knock every city but their own. irre~ pcctiN- ut the fact that sIch knocks probably will act as boomer ans~ This is not the policy of The Republican We believe iu boosting the whole. southwest
 Speaking iu this line ", take much satisfaction iu the wonderful growth
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS
The Coliseum.

He would want much for his moneS who would demand better enter,ain- ment for the price than that offered ,ast evening An excellent series "i photo plays supplemented d vaude- vile bill opened by Lipman and Kel- ly in bit of comedy and song that got them recall from a packed house
 Miss Eva Irion sang Alma" from Alma. Where You Live" with a charming grace and musical perfec- tion. and whistled d pretty encore.
 Mack & Hastings. in ." The Travel ing Man and the Girl scored the big but Of good clean bill
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
The Empress.

The Four Bcnos with an acrobatic act that is distinction par excellence. Stewart & lrion. in musical turn nc less classy in its line with an un- usually pleasing picture program. won the plaudits of a packed house at the Empress last evening.
 The Altons. the short end of the bill. will be succeeded Thursday even ng by the Rollicking RoeS. strong trio. making big bill of attractions.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
Savoy.

X new bill was put on at the SaV"N at yesterdays matinee and will con tinuc today and tomorrow. IL met with the approval of all wh" saw ii and will no doubt be q big drawing card for the people of Phoenix ar, always looking for something good His Daughters Bracelet" is a Wcs- tern picture full of excitement and trying situations. "A Thief in tn. Night is q vitagraph and shows how a burglar had the good that was ii him brought tp the surface bv gazing into the innocent face of a child Caught with the Goods" k a bio graph comeday. The Maid at the Helm is Selig. By request Mir Roberts sang the "Oceana Roll" He also sang The Navajo Rag" which brought down the house. MT Rob erts sang As Long as tn" World Rolls on" illustrated
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

Mail line loads have discontinued until May l. allowances to SD called tap lines bending decision of the mters tate ccmmercec commission as to tn -ir legality and which it k eN- pected wip be made before the date named
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

Make Republican Want Ad do the work for you-a live wire salesman on the job 24 hours a day.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
PLAYING THE FIDDLE
Comments of Jules Falk, Who Will
 Appear in Elks Theater Feb.

Playing the violin is q form of physical exercise that is practically overlooked by physicians and physical directors. vet it is one of the best eN- ercises I know of" remarked Jules
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

The coming season will be Lee Tan uchilrs tenth with the Chicago White Sox. Speaking of Tannehill recently Manager Callahan said. Any young ster that keeps Fanny from being a regular on the team will br real gem believe me"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

Pitcher Tesrdu. who was tried out Ly Detroit two years ago. has been signed by the Giants
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

Baseball and the cigar business have been kind to Bin Carrigan of the Bos- ton Red SoX. Bill recently purchas'Nl in Lewiston. Me. a national bank, ar d bank building. or a building from a bank or something like that
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
THE PLAZA THEATER

THE PLAZA
 GRANT LINCOLN, Manager FIRST DAYLIGHT PICTURE Special attention chestrs Best of films Good Open from 1o:3o m to nn.
 GENERAL OPPOSITE CITY PLAZA no E WASHINGTON ST.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
SERPENTINE CREPE

Thls popular material Is here m sII the new coIors and patterns. This price IS in- teresting.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
Lingerie Waists, 90c

Pretty Waists, made of lingerie clOth-1s12 styles -besutfuy trimmed with tucks and side frills- made to sell for s15o and every Waist in this lot bargain
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

John M Ward says that Mii;r Don I'm will draw the highest salar: next season of any Outfielder in the Nation al league
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07

The New York Highlanders sent Blair back to Rochester and now Man ager Wolverton Is mp against Il for an extra catcher.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
Apparel

Made of light or dark bordered Per cales-square and round yoke. Ines dresses were made up to sell fo s1.5o to s1.75.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12

John Nelson. ewx SEX. sDk
SwN Sec. II. ana Nwk M y. NE
4 NwX. ese. l>.Sl.1: ooSo.
Ruth John. Nwk NDx. IN NV
y. sse. ~: swk sWx. ~ 10.
ss.s: oi1o.
Joseph Parasoee q ai. w m
sse. 1860: ol.oeo.
Emma Goodman q q. m 0Wk.
sx Mex. %. li.S1.s: ol.eeo.
Emma Goodman q al. % y ssc. ..
SIS; $500.
Emma Goodman q q. NwN %.
il-Sl.s: SSoc.
The following parcels we're listed
August a. 1911. and bids viii b
opened March -, 1919.
Emma Goodman q al. on NDk
esc. io-Sl.S. ana 0X o0k -. ..
.Sl.s: oseo.
Emma Goodman ss ai. M SEX
Dee. - Si.3: oi.ise.
Dora Pedro Ct al. M 0Wk Bee.
lS-SA.S: $3.50.
Many Ann Moore. M SEX. Sx
NEx ooc. 9<.3l.S: o7se.
Sealed BIDS. accompanied BY csrti.
aed check. payable to Edson watson.
superintsndsut. klamath Indian
school. and covering 10 per cent Of
the price offered. may b submitted q
the klamath Agency. during . period
OF sixty days prior 70 . o'clock .. n.
on the days Indicated abovs for each
tract. q which time the bids will b
opened st the once Of the agency. IN
eass Of deferred payment salse. 10
pse cent OF the purchase price viii
accompany bid and IS per eeat addi.
tiosal when BID % secsptsd. Notss
for balaaee. at legal rate OF interest
taken. Patent In fes when notes and
interest Grs paid In full. All that
should appear o. the envelope con
tanning the bid should bs bid for 10.
hsrited Indian Land" and the date Of
opening bid.
Any further Information may b
had BY applying to Edson Watson
superintendent klamath Aeency. Ore
eon. EDISON WATSON.
Superintendent klamath Assacy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12
JURY TRIAL FOR CHINESE
# TEXANS Dill GOES
lnsesumeat Aims 70 Give Celestial,
Alleged 10 n n This Country ME.
Oal1y, CAaace q Osal Tsstimoay
80 - Dsposltloas, 100
Usitsa Pres Services

Unlto4 Pres Service
WARRINGTON. D. c.. March IA
Coasrsssmsn are chucklins with
AMUSEMENT - they picture . court
sesas possible. II . bill Introduced By
Representative Smith (dem. Texas,
b passsd. The bill b . proposed
amendmeut to the Chinese exclusion
oct. and gives Cinnamon arrested for
being Illegally In this country the
right OF . trial By jury. That the
Cinnamon may give oral testimony
before the Jury and also submit depo-
sitioas In defense Of their right to re-
main here also 10 provided.
The bin provides for . United
States commissioner to b the Judge.
with . Jury similar In sise to that Of
. Justice Of the peace.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12
List OF INHERITED INDIAN
LANDS FOR GALE

Department Of the Interior. United
otateo lndian Service
The following tracts Of ln1iaA laAAs
with the name OF the owner. dsscrip-
tion. and appraisal price. situated on
the klamath Indian Reservation. ORE.
gon, are offered for sale. under the
act OF congress. approved aMrch I.
1897. Tho lands we're listed 0eptsm.
her ;. 1911. ana bids for their pur-
chase will be opened March -. 1919.
1919.
The terms Of the sale are eash.
James George ct al. SWK -. -.
3l.S: $50.
Frsd Hsndrieks. INK -. 1850.
.; $3.50.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12
NADERO WANTS JAUREa
CLOSED AS PORT or ENTRY
United Pres Service

United Pre- U0tvJcO
WASHINGTON. D. G.. March IA
The cabinet conferred on the Mexican
situation. Il 10 reported that Prssi-
dent Madero asked reconsideration
Of the governments dscision TO a.
low Jaures - . port Of entry to ~
main open.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12
United Press Serves

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. d. C., March IA
Tho Bureau Of Education's report
says that BENJAMIN lido Wheeler. Of
the University Of California. Is the
highest salaried president OF any
state university. at $4,000 pcr a.
mum. Cornell and Illinois are next.
with $4,000 salaries.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12

IOOrING ALLOWED NJ
MEXICAN REhEI.S, CLAIM
iuited Press Sasvtca
FL PASO. Tex. March l3.-Jaurss
Il quiet. General Rojas and $50
troops went to Chihuahua Sunday A.
ternoon following complaints to Gen.
eral Orosco that Rojas 10 allowing his
men to loot.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12
CHI COTE s RICE y

REAL EDTATB - INSURANCE
VI MAKE a SPECIALITY q c3ose
u pseSsssy I'D god fArn lasds. No
esoable 70 show property. Prompt -.
ssatiea vtges an Inquiries. A few
eoea heases for rent. II zoe want 70
bay - 81 h Win pay 200 to SO -.
Next 10 Auvepscau Hotel. phooe 001
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12
sIaIKERs AWAIT NEWS or
NEGOTIATIONS or PEACE
DATED Prsss Service

Unitsd Prsss Service
LAWRENCE. March l3.-All b
euisG. and the strikers are AWAITING
nsws Of nsgotiations to end the strike.
rhsy announce that . report Of re-
ssipts and sxpsnditurss for relief will
- made.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12

Cheapest accident insurance--Dr.
Thomas Eclectic OIL. Stops tho pain
and heals tho wound. All druggists
sell II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12
United Press Serves

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. d. c.. March IA
President Taft told Congressman to
desist In controversies and personal
tiles with Roosevelt followers. He
was aroused BY tho McKinley-D Dixon
controversy over presidential pri.
maries.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12

We have some very desirsbis 9Th
street property for saIs-etephsns-
Hunter Realty Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-12
TRnOLI FIGHT KEEPS uP,
ITALIANS RESTING TURN

United Pres Service
ROME. March 13.-Thsre u con-
slant lighting In Tripoli. The war
once learns Of . clash at Tabruk yes
tcrday. when the Turks were ~
pulsed. The italian loss was fifteen
killed and seventy wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-24
KANSAS MAN WOULD
Be HELD FOR MURDER

L0uisburg. kan Dec "a -t harles
j crosley wants the coroners it''~
10 hold him for the murder OF George
G. McElheny the postmaster VINO
was assassiuated the night Of octo-
her +
Crosley 60 years old, and Of the
respected men OF the town. has been
connected with the killing by village
gossias who have welded lraementary
rumors into what they are pleased to
consider direct evidence. The Cos
sips are responsible for a secret IN
Guest into the case
For two days a jury mas been TAX
ing testimony behind closed doors and
score of witness have been eXamh-
ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-24
EIGHTEEN SHOTS FIRED;
VALUABLE CARGO SAVED
Frisco Passengers Say Negro poP-
Ter Was Coolest Head On The
Passenger Train
lBr Assocla ted pressl

Kansas City, Dec "a To Walter
Daniels. a negro porter. should 20 The
credit for saving valuable consign-
ments contained in the through safe
OF the express car on the Frisco pass
enger train near Chandler, Okla. last
night, according to the passengers
who arrived here this morning
Daniels shot and killed the negro
bandit while the latter was in the act
of robbing the express car
According 10 he passengers, the
bandit got Oh the train as it left Chan
der
lie first held up the conductor, and
rook his watch then he compelled him
0 lead the way to the express car
There be already had forced the ex-
ress messenger and conductor TO
open the small safe containing little
Of value ANA was trsiug to force them
to open the larger safe when Daniels
who had secured revolver from !
-
Several shots we're exchanged be
t5fe W S Gordon. private detec-
tive, reinforced the porter
Wounded, the bandit fired WILDLY
from the floor Eighteen shots were
tired before the negro desperate .ias
still
THAT porter was the only one of US
not scared to death, said George Pet
eraon. Of Tulsa passenger in the
chair car
Reports last night gavo Gordon the
credit for killing the bandit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-24
To PROVIDE
AGAINST
CONTAG|ON
SUPT. WILSON AND j. c.
MAHR JOIN IN INTRO
DUCING BILL
-ecIaI 10 Lne DAM Leader

Special to the Daily Leader
Oklahoma city, okla, Dec Ell
Recommended by supt Wilson and
supported by Dr } {. llahr. state
health commissioner. a bin will be
introduced IN the legislature proyid-
ing that no person shall be permitted
10 teach in any Of the public schools
of Oklahoma unless he or she be the
solder Of a certificate Of good health
In regard 10 this matter supt.
Wilson says Il believe that only
PERSONS of good health should he
mployed in the schools for the fol
owing reasons:
"lst Teachers OF poor health en-
langer the health Of the pupils.
"2nd III health makes the teacher
ttable which is the direct cause of
4 large per cent of the boys and
iris leaving school
"3rd. 1t is unjust to the teachers
hemselyes to be closely cor"1ed
when a rest OF few weeks or few
months would restore their usual
trength~
A resolution making this recon-
nendation was. upon motion Of Supt.
Wilson. passed by the state board q
adacation more than a year ago by
ranimous vote and this requirement
las been made OF all persons en-
lloyed in the state schools
In this connection it is recalled
hat the seyerest criticism that has
leen made against supt Wilson aud
he recent state board of education
las been made by party who was
not reelected On account Of we'll
developed symptoms Of tuberculosis.
Since leaving the schools this party
1as waged a ceaseless and bitter
light against the old members OF the
card A month ago it was an
bounced that this party had gone to
Arizona on advice Of his physician
hat he might get relief from this
Tread malady
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-24
CORN TO BE THE FEATURE
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Columbia, 5 g., Dec = trom
three thousand miles across the con.
tiuent there viii be brought 70 the
Fifth National corn Exposition here
next month an exhibit in which corn
will not be featured This exhibit
viii come from the agricultural eNper
iment station in The state OF Wash
ington and among other things. will
feature modern methods in the grow
ing, handling. packing and marketing
OF ruh. including a demonstration OF
the penetration system OF spraying.
the plant breeding work at the station
III wheat, oats and barley and some
OF the work on moisture requirements
of crops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-24
TRUSTEES or HIGH SCHOOL
TO HOLD LAST MEETING
Of YEAR SATURDAY

There will be an important meetins
OF the trustees of the Logan county
high school next Saturday afternoon
at the office Of county Superintendel 1T
Neil Humphrey. The meeting mex
Saturday will be the last one in which
Humphrey viii participate as super
intendent He will vacate the office
on January st and in MI probabilities
Miss Doolittle will then take the oaNh
of office and official charge. Under
the law the county superintendent ane
the county treasurer hold their re
spective offices six months longer
than all the other officers; this Law
was enacted for the purpose OF allow
ing the superintendent 10 close the
school year and the treasurer 10 close
the work Of the fiscal year, As Mr.
HUMPHREY was elected clerk Of the
district court. he must take that OF
flee en- January 1t is said that
there are several candidates for the
vacancy to be caused by Mr. llumph
rey's resignation
There will also be vacancy in The
faculty of the Logan county high
school to be filled al the meeting neXt
Saturday. Miss Gertrude Hunt having
.l. Ilf1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-24
HONEYMOON I'M BERTH 10
ENDS IN DIVORCE
Special to the Daily Leader

Special to the Daily Leader
81. Louis. No. Dee. ~ i-Upper
birth No. Is, the only one available
in the Pullman car selected by Mr
and Mrs Harry Gearing, OF East 81.
Louis for their honeymoon trip start
ed series of matrimonial troubles
ending i'm separation. according 10
Mrs Gearine's testimony at BellFiile
in the divorce suit. brought by hsr
husband Mrs. Gearing was award
cd decree and $500 alnnony in gross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-24
CHRISTMAS IN NEW YORK
USHERED IN BY HEAVY
SNOW
SHIPPING OEMORALlzEO
BY TREMENDOUS GALE
Two Vessels Stranded on Jersey
ast-..BIizzard to Keep on
For Hours

New York. Dec. PA blizzard
began At MIDNIGHT and is growing
each hour
1t swept New York aud the north
ern Atlantic seahoard today
The storm blanketed the city with
ten inches of snow and a lo,,~ -
gale drove two vessels on the treaah-
erous sands OF the New Jersey coast
Two men were fatally injured in
tug collision in the harbor.
In the open places the snow drift
ed this afternoon TO depth OF many
feet
The local weather bureau declared
that the storm would continue with
OUT abatement for many hours
The Indications are that New YORK
will be buried under the heaviest
Christmas snow in a generation