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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-12-06

CURES ITCHING SKIN DISEASES.
Coles Carbolisave stops itching and makes
the skin smooth. All druggists. 25 and SOC. Adv.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-12-06

Great Blood Fer.
tilizing onic,
help the blood to
absorb nourish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

prominent figure in the big stakes
and IN the class events. lie has had
Ut lew really good trottcrs and nacers
the last few years. but has drrmr,ed
along with them with a lot of indus
ana haS each season been able 10
"'n quite nice little sum.
orc. cost. tic tro,ting eeldirg
which he raced successfully So many
,ear'. has hrally been retired and viii
u seen 1T the races no more McCar-
ny Tor many wears has prepared his
7'rseS ~ the Tcrrc Hauto. Ind. track
"here he resides. hut last season this
course was made over from the famous
tour -cornered-mi track. where
nary champions obtained their records
and made turf history. into 4 splendid
lalf mile course.
Mccarthy last wear took his horses
20 lrd:ananoliS for the finishing M
process ard will likely go there again
ilHs wear II he does rot ship dircc, 20
ono track which will give an ,arlv
meeting. He has The trott;ng mare.
\arc' ROYCE. , oct. with which Re
won quite a n,:ir'c r Of races last sea
son, ~ training atar. ard she Is likely
'' 'V''IA second ihis year,
a. well As prove decidedly troublesome
'" 10" 2o7 classes. Of which there
promises to De more than usual on the
hg r'ng This year. as well a the purses
being made larger
IN nTa?'s" string IS Derby Bow.
? 'l2i. Miss Moke. : .zgi: Ethel Nc
heen. 2.29!. and Mary Hartman. a
tlrec-year-o.d hy Mcke. dam Ethel Nc
2 o7t. tie mare Met ar;hv raced we'll
- e-ycral seasons The dlly IS 20 he
s'aricd m the various iuiuri'ies. # she
tram ~ % expectations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

matinee and night. March 9th. The
nrst act concerns the lives and do
ings OF certain village folk In the
second act the spectator is taken into
the sophistications of life among the
habitues Of Broadway. \ theatrical
boarding house il shown and here
gather the representatives Of the
classes which have been subjects for
q. Henry and other writer's. but have
been rarely Adequately treated in u
drama. \ further sharp r-iirf
seen when two Of these charac;,. ,
are transported back 10 the Countr,
town. which is just a. much OF a nov
city To them as was the metropolis 10
The Country Bow"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
YOUNG FITZ
is A Conner
SON OF THE OLD WARRIOR
SHoUo BE A CHAMPION.
the Prize Fight World Is LOOKING
Forward to His Entry In the
Roped Arena.

w hen Bob fi;zsimmons sends his sor
INTO the ring to do battle. I'll he pre-
pared To make 4 li,;le wager that the
boy wh' give good accoun. of himself -
remarked Bug Slai;cry TO a h:,le gath
er'ng OF fight fans up a; johnny Dagan',
last night
1t he inheritS any of the old man.
characteristics he should turn out 10 he
beaut with the mitis." yentured Doc
Downs
We'll. ! have II from Eitz himself
that tho hoy gives promise Of deye'opine
INTO 4 iopnoioher. said Slatierv. He
tod nc when he was here some months
ago that the son had picked up consider
able boxing knowledge IN his own ac-
count. and then Bob. seeing that he had
natural taste for the game. took him
III hand and has been teaching the finer
point, for quite while back But lie
i. said that he would not spring him on the
public until he had become so exp--,
that he would at least be able 70 hold
ms own against any of the bows OF his
weigh; who are now befor, the p,bI,c
tuz was IN his dsv the creates, fighter
80 f's''.ifNNs TIT klltN more rfrg
tricks than 3nv oi them. and when he
cares To- take the time and trouble n
teach anybody he has 4 kracl OF impart-
NIX ms knowledge that would do credit
o. any pedagosuc in the country.
Now. rs a matter OF fact. Rob Fit
simmons has never cared 10 show his
tHNori'c ring moves To- any other fighter
&c has been saving them for IN, own
ION and heir. ami Won girks may expect
=" 'cc finished ar'-'ic IN the fighting
Inc when old Bob turns the vornp>.sr
loo % q hattie. Rob plans 10 have, h'r,
give 1c h>i,c world n big a surprise
md c7~ec - u'''ch Of a sensation as
the LaENy Ono did when he confronted
JACK Dempsey at New orleans Years
ago ard wrcStcd The middlcw,ight cham
pion>hip from HIM Tn, luv i abou,
eighteen wears Old row. and ihcy tel
nc he : 4 frc locking lad He inherit,
athletic tendencies from both sides 81
The house. His mother wa the famous
Rose Julian. stage hcaut, and -.r,or
/ 'icni>t and acrobat She VA woman
II I'm" physique ard great muscular lie
! v"!orment Ari Won al know VIA. a
physical marvel I'D Bob was So that
tins boy. Young l.'i1. go. t'i,.c blood lines
alone ngures ~ become a hish class
f2hter. have noticed q few stories in
The New York papers II late O. The cf-
iec' tiat Ron - working wi,h h'r,
: steadily these day. ard thar he will
have the glad hand" ready for all
corners and see the Gale" it'll bring
10 your Golfers" For the love OF
Mike. grab your wife in ono hand
and the price OF a pair OF sits" in the
other and breeze" down 10 the Court
and be prepared 10 laugh your
blamed head or. In The cast will
10 found the same famor'tes that ap.
peared az IN" Globe theajer in Boston
during IFS three months run in that
CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

Tn" most talked OF play of . decade
comes 20 the Court thcater for The
entire week o. March 18th. Mutt
and I"" is real irresistible laugh
provHksr What This country needs
NOR" than anything else and This city
in particular. 81 more "mirth" and less
Crouch y you all take the trouble
'p cast an csc on rho audience Vhif.
N owing u performance ~ MUTT and
ioff ~ fha Court yoI Vii SOC fha
unusual sight 30 the lor!ly Twelve dol
ar c."-k and 'He humble miilonai-.,
laughing Ir unison. gruirdfri ~ .ie
eRtuI cna-m that separate tle~l
SAY 3D.. fry fnr lopa ialsh and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
Bob Coaches the Kid.

>"~>~S~~--->-~~>->~~s~~~~-~~
soon be prepared TO send him out after
the laurels
Bob Coaches the Kid.
YES. II IS true that Fitz has been
spending good deal OF time with the
boy of late. spoke William ]. Murphy.
, of the Gillsy. Il was down there re-
Gently on baseball mission and called
on Bob. He was telling enc abou, the
boy. and said he was learning rapidlv
and would soon be ready TO make his
debut IN the rirg watched Fifty box
round with the youngster. and in the
middle of the round the Kid had hi,
head down 700 far To siiit Bob. So he
shouted To- him: "Old yer cad up- old
yer cad up And the boy failed TO-
Obey with sufficient alacritv 10 please
the pater. who PROMPTLY let fy with
peculiar little left uppercut. landing
: neatly on the boys eve His head went
up INSTANTLY. and | noticed later in the
afternoon that he had a blackened eve
"Fitz is bound 10 have him learn the
game right. and to do this he saws he
Is Obliged 10 correct him a hi, forccfuIl,
az times. for the kid is getting a bi,
chcStv"
! had funny experience with Fit,-
simmons wien nc ras here last fall"
returned Slat;ery. Martin S,offt nrof
tered io show H. the laymarkct distric,
orc morning. We went into several ga
Ion ~ that section 81 Tho city aud
found some pretty hard looking citizens
iait !ue around. S:oif, Thought he
~a> r"'nC To- make grca; hi; introiuc-
my Bob FitlsimmouS. the greatest
'ch'cr that ever donucd a glove and 81
forth. etc
in orc rlacc S'"d;. after ordering
'H' drink FOR the house. proceeded 70
introduce Bob. who tv rho wav. va,
nv this time pretty well Disguised with
. 'iilly environments. Sioffi said To orc
uercc looking rovqhrcck. who mich,
have lccu a boss hoidrp guv or ycyr
hr his appearance. 'Hcv. pal. shall
hard- with Bob Fiizsimmons. the
great
Nv. cut ON; tn bull. quit ycr KID
din me now Ruy drink II Yer COIN
ter do II. but cheese on iha: Fi,zsim-
mons stuff. Were no rummir, up here
l,s rctn> W dur't wear six socks
? See '',i,",.',','',,i,,
Sec
Fletcher lifc. Blac,ic.' concurred one
Of the gang who occupied a sea, on an
. iniurncd beer key BUY a drink. there.
10. and lct :. 90 al that, None Of that
b:ill goes here
Stoit. on seeing that nc might have
been stirring W n row for the old
champ ard l'wStli insisted that I.ity
va, really Bob Ii'1simmor.. hut the
yceg> and buns would rot have II thai
WAY. They r.arcd with more ferocif,
tnaH ever. ruiil Stofff ~ dcSperatior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
"Over NiQht."

Over Night" the roaring comedy
that actually took Boston by storm
during the past summer and tested
the capacity OF the Hackett ,heater
and the Playhouse. New York. for nine
long months. will be the attraction at
the Court theat"r Saturday. matinee
and night. March 10th
The phenomenal business being
done on its present tour is the best
possible argument as 10 the merits Of
the show Itself Created for laughing
purposes only. II certainly fulflis It's
mission and furnishes unlimited fun
for the audience. Anyone vino has "a
crouch Will surely get rid & IL b.
seeing over Night" for 10 has a
laugh worth while IN every line
over Night" has indeed proven
itself a wonderful tonic for persons
who 20 20 the 'h"a,"- for laugh
and b. ia presented By a company Of
notable cleyerness and they do excel
lent team work"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
Down and Out.

The appeal OF Young Critic
and Martin Costello the other
day 10 be sent TO the work.
house in New York. IL another
chapter TO the sad ending OF
the careers OF two OF the most
promising fighters that ever
came from Australia. These
two names have been known
10 the fight fans in this country
for the past fifteen or twenty
years. Critic. who was much
better known than Costello.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

FOR HOBBIES
GOSSIP OF THE TRoTTERs AMI
PAGERS.
Ootiook ter the Harness Sea-on Is
were Than Encouraging Now
Horses 8tir1 Trained.

Is the center of in-creS. IN tho ,-o.
tng horse world jus, now : tho
thrcaicred war between the Atnc-;~,r
ara the National Tro'tinr aSsoc;a,;,,,
winch now seems 10 Re = certainty tn
Npii' came over the repeating OF ~
ar;i-hobhlc rule Nv me %7.;,,.I ~, :
The later refusal II tho American 49,
ciat'rn ?" take Tie same action F1-
loving the action taken %, f..b -.
nls bodies winch govern fa-rcs, L,-s.
racing IN THIS corr;ry. :hcrr j. r.-,,,,,
- lc dropping AWAY II -,,o,,f ~.
from tie American ASSOCIATION :.,a.-
m"oh = The Ohio ard lrd.ara r.,r,rbc-s
OF ms body particularly were very
greatly IN favor Of r~p.a..rr tie hon
pc law. and VIXEN her vi,h,. VIZ.
rot carried ou'. ticy viii .atrralI,
"aTt 20 race urlc- rifles ,.t.-, ,,..'f
permit The -" ~ lie h1pr'.,
sensational fca:ur" 90 're lylt so
iar - IRE direct --a---t,-. male bot
M fre>id~n' i'awe ard ~r-rr'arr
knghi ~ ''- '-,-,,.u ASSOCIATION.
hat f.c whole 'r'. va. r'tr-.., 3,
ad'anc~ rs Sc--c'ar, = . Nlrd'es 81
me ONO STAT, hrsr' rf aer..:i.u--.
ora M aI-' o. q l.-,.'.- ir tic IA
r.ra' l-o''irg assoc. 'd',.r
D DO. g c1'--sls untrue. a. .fl &c
VI iia-''r. 90 b.. a-. .ar 300 o.o...
i.' Tt.r. aud .fef'. stated thar -
i"~N r.rt r" ..rIr.' .f..- -...-.g
VIZ boobies .h-' -rf u..' fr..,
% .-' h.'r a.s..is-.-. rta. OIL. L.tf
' To- 'ra.-- .rr r.- 10 .. - -f.- .rt.
f"- f'@ H.h'.. .tr .- -..
.a-' "-'a -r l.'r--i...
'srsr. t.-..t a.s..... .- ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
CARSON
WILL CO TO rERRE HAUrE rHio
WEEK FOR CONFERENCE.
Terre haute Team Looks Very Strong
Asaie Grant Has Assumed
Charge Now.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, March S.
President +. A Carson. OF the Cen.
raj league. will arrive I'm Terre Haute
he last OF the week for n conference
nth the Terrier management. Plans
r the season inasmuch as they con-
ern the league chief will be zone
over. The schedule proposition will
llso be discussed
larson. who is undoubtedly the
blest minor league president in pro-
essional baseball. has a gigantic task
his hands this season in conduct.
ng the only twelve club league IN ex.
stence. but he is expected to handle
he deal like charm. The Central
eague chief has made himself felt in
be baseball world and appears TO be-
n line for a position as president OF
Nothing short of the majors. He
tnows the game from \ 10 y, has the
confidence OF the club owners and 10
strictly on the square. lie has orig.
nal ideas and good ones. and II 10
because OF his rare executive ability
hat the Central circuit is In the field
,o-day. With Carson ut the helm the
league has withstood numerous dis
asters. bur to-day IL appears to be in
far better shape than ever before.
The Terrier management will en-.
deavor 20 secure a change in the 1919
schedule which falls to give the club
a single home holiday game and wilt
take up the matter with Carson. Dec
Grafton day was originally set aside
for the tribe. but owing to a local Gus
tom not 10 play ball on May 80 at
Athletic park the management asked
that the date be changed and some
other holiday given Terre Haute. The
first part OF the request was granted,
but the club was not given another
holiday date
During Carson's stay in Terre Haute
he will be entertained by the manage
ment There is some talk of a BAN
quet. at which the chief. club officials
and scribes will attend Carson Will
likely remain in Terrc Haute for a
couple OF days.
The signed contract OF Pitcher Gil
bert was received AZ the kennel this
morning. Along with the document
was short no;e. but Ia the point. Gil
bert stated that he was perfectly salts
he'd with his contract and that he
would give the club everything in
stock. He admitted his Intentions
were TO burn up the league and so
attract the big league scouts that he
would be drafted or purchased Grant
hopes he does
Gilbert has the earmarks OF
rafting good finger lie WAS with
Newark OF the Central last season.
but was used in the outfield most OF
the time because the club was in need
of outfieldeTs
Max Carey departed for West Baden,
IND. to-day. TO Join the Pirates.
Scoops" is in great shape and ex-
poets to be in his best form when the
gong sounds. His workouts az the
local Y. VI. c. 4. have helped him out.
The newest forms OF handbags arc
in the shape OF the old-fashioned knit.
ted purse in the form OF a long sack
having an opening at the center which
is closed with sliding rings. Bags OF
this character are very large and
made OF the richest fabrics
silks. changeable taffetas. metal. IL
Eliminated faille and velvet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
(eY HARcOURTS.)

The Lenten dull season has a. last
made its advent I'm the local theatprs.
The Apollo will he closed the entire
or mex week. as il was the week JUS
over. while the Court will offer but
two attractions the coming week
they being the Lyman ~ Howe pic.
lures on Friday and over Night" on
Saturday. The only taea-ers playing
fun time are IN" Colonial and Vir
cinia. whore ih- popular motion pic
lures hold sway.
AZ the Ccurt during 'he week iuS'
closed ~"tcral excellent offerings
we're made Da.n'. Florence Weber
and a clever company were seen on
Tuesday ir Naughty Marietta. uh.l.
on Thursday "Pahy Mine again
pleased. Th" closing attraction OF
tine week vfS =. ~ dudley and his
cIr,er COMPANY o.. col0rad people 90
Or Beans o.. Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

Max Carey departed for West Baden.
IND. to-day. TO join the Pirates.
Scoops" is in great shape and ex-
poets to be in his best form when the
gong sounds. His workouts at the
local Y. VI. c. 4. have helped him out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

IT," Brandt case poo Sow yora has
aIr"ad. been draHa'iz-d and present
81 'r Yidd.-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
LENTEN DULL
PERIOD HERE
THEATRICAL AFFAIRS
BECOME VERY QUIET
one Theater Open Only Two Nights
Next Week-Another Is Dark
the Entire Week
only Iheaters to Remain Open Full
Time Are Those Showing
the Photo Plays.
TO-OAY'S SHOWS.

COURT-Oark.
APOllO-Osrk.
VlRGINIA-Photo PLAYS.
COlONlAl-Photo Plays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

Ir" engagement o. L'.Ie Women
.1 chicago has been extended AMI
'r" manaE 'n'a' T. giving -FOUR mar
noe. u-ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

EdFa~ James rs 'p write \ ono-ac.
PLAY FOR iuliLs Stogor called Justice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

NorfhVes' Canada has town
named after Forbes Robertson
Henry Miller produced The Rain.
bow in Washington This w.e,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09

oor be prepared to scid him ou, after
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-04

40 candle power light suspended ABOVE
their heads. and the light being use
lessly diffused all around large
room. BY simply changing the re-
Hector the light is thrown down on
the book or paper and the light Is
rot wasted With this simple change
90 candle-power light would give
more illumination on the book pages
than the 80 candle-power did with
the old reflector. In other words
they could see to read better for just
onc-half the cost of electricity.
This is true with most homes. No
thought is given to providing a pro-
Der reflector for the lamps and vast
quantities of light are wasted. BY
studying the purpose of every lamp
and figuring on a minimum amount
of light for the work involved. fuzzy
half the annual monthly light bill
can be saved 1t will be found that
a 20 candle power lamp, properly re-
Elected. will give more direct light
than one twice or thrice its size sur
rounded with light killing shade
or a poor reflector.
Always remember that when you
waste light you waste electricity
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-04
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS.

Sealed proposals addressed to the
Board of Control OF the Territory Of
Arizona at Phoenix, Arizona. and en-
dOrsed Proposal for furnishing eighty
thousand .(SO.OOO) common brick for
use in the reconstruction of the Main
Building Of the Territorial Asylum for
the Insane" will be received by the
Secretary of the said Board at his
office in the Capitol. until eleven
o'clock a. m. Thursday. February 8,
1912, and will be opened by the said
Beard in the presence of the bidders
at the above time and place, and
thereafter considered.
Any further information desired
may be obtained upon application to
the Board of Control. A certified
check for five per cent (5 per cent? of
the amount should accompany each
bid
The Board reserves the right to ac-
cept or reject part or all of any bid or
to waive any informalities in any bid.
BY order of the Board of Control,
ROBT. 4. CRAIG,
Secretary.
2-p
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-04
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

OF the County Of Maricopa, Terri
tory of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Emanuel o. Slocum, deceased. Notice
by Clerk of Day Fixed For Hearing
Return of Sale Of Real Estate.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF the
Probate Court, made on the 29th day
Of January, 1912, notice is hereby given
that Maude Carver, eXecutriX Of the
last will and testament of Emanuel D..
Slocum, deceased. made to the said
Court, and filed in the office of the
Clerk thereof. on said day, a return of
sale made by her on the eth day Of
January. 1912. under a previous order
of said Court, of the following real
estate, and for the following named
sum, to- wit:
Lot one % in block !. of University
Addition to the City Of Phoenix, Mari
copa County, Arizona, was sold to
John W. Rapp, of Phoenix. Arizona,
for the sum of three hundred and
twenty-five (s325.OO) dollars. cash;
And lot three CD in said block L of
said University Addition was sold TO
said John w. Rapp for the sum Of
two hundred and seventy-five (s275.0O)
dollars, PAYABLE as follows, to-wit:
twenty-three s23.OO) dollars on Feb
ruary 1st. 1912. and twenty-three
(23.00) dollars on the 1st day Of each
and every month thereafter until the
remainder of said sum OF two humid
red and seventy-flve (s2T5.Oo) dol
lars is fully paid. said remaining sum
to draw interest at the rate of six
per cent per annum. The said pur-
chaser to be given a CONTRACT of sale
providing for delivery of deed when
fun payment has been made accord
ing to contract, and that in case OF
failure to make any and all of said pay
ments according TO said contract, al
payments made shall be forfeited tC
said estate. and said contract of sale
shall be terminated, as will more full
~ appear from said return filed as
aforesaid, and to which reference is
hereby made for further particulars.
And Notice Is Hereby Further Civ
en- that Saturday. the 10th day Of Feb
ruary 1912, al 10 o'clock A. NJ. al tbs
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-04
FOX IS APPOINTED
TO GOOD POSITION
bors Congress Now Connected
With San Diego Exposition.

ID. &. Collier. president of the
Panama California Exposition has dis
played acute discernment in variety
of directions. but in no way more
convincingly than in the selection Of
tn, assistants he has enlisted to per
form the preliminary work in connec-
tion with san Diegos vast enterprise.
The most recent addition To this
select band of workers is Il person.
ality of international reputation, John
y. Fox, who. until the beginning Of
this year. occupied the important po-
sition of director of the National
Rivers and Harbors congress. Mr..
FOX has been made CommissiOncr-at-
large for the Panama California EN-
position. His new duties were as
sumed on January LIST.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-04

To the commissioner large Will
be entrusted the difficult and delicate
task Of securing the appropriations
and exhibits from all Of the south
west states. and upon HIM will de-
volve the duty 10 act in each OF the
separate territories Mr. Fox viii b"
in fact an ambaSSa dor 90 represent
this city in the outside world. and
whilst the people n tie adjacent
areas have already shown their en-
thusiastic interest in the exposition,
there is 10 doubt that the PROPOSE
ton OF practical assistance they are
willing I. offer viii Ice greatly slim
ulated by a man such IS the COM
missioner. He viii select a first class
lieutenant for each state SO the whole
Of the southwest of the country will
be in the hands Of a group If able
men continually submitting the claims
of this city and its great fair
MIR Fox has three wears in which
to accomplish his work, ana hc viii
appear before the various state lcgis-
latures and government committees.
and arrange for the assembling of
exhibits The experience Mr. Fox
has enjoyed in the service Of the fed
oral government, and his prestige as
a man Of affairs. will enable him to
appeal To public bodies in Il far more
impressive way than that Of the usual
representative Of a worlds fair
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-04
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS.

Sealed proposals addressed to the
Board of Control of the Territory of
Arizona at Phoenix. Arizona. and en-
Gorsed Proposal for Furnishing Form
Lumber for the Tempe Bridge" will
be received by the Secretary of the
said Board at his office in the Cap
tol. until 10 a. m. Monday, January 90.
1912. and will be opened by the said
Board in the presence Of the bidders
al the above time ami place, and there
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-04
TRUCK SHOW IN GARDEN.

NEN OKk. -. -. - oIoNlng
last weeks exhibition of pleasure We
hicles the second annual national dis
play Of motor trucks. delivery wa
gors and other commercial vehicles
was Opened today in Madison Square
Garden Thirty-one manufacturers Of
trucks and POO accessory makers are
represented Business machines Of all
types and sizes are shown from
package delivery cars of 500 pounds
capacity To massive ten-tOn trucks
that look like houses on wheels. The
display also includes motor fire en-
gines, patrol wagons, ambulanccs.
trucks with tipping bodies and trucks
with power winchcs for hosting pur-
poses.