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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-10-11

SILVER Tones Best Antisaoon Song Book 25c; for $loO
SONG JEWELS" (S) &c. Williams. Pub. Phla, Pa
sis AZ. Factory Mortgages Timber. Houses
The evening world., 1912-12-10
BREAKS 4 COLD,
NEEDS NO HELP.
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in a Few Hours.

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1t promptly relieves the most mis-
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Belongs in every home. Tastes nice
acts gently.
The evening world., 1912-12-10
$4,000 SPEED, MAYBE!

ROCHESTER,, Dec. 10. - Garryson
Payne, a New York lawyer, who says
he will lose $4,000 by the terms OF his
fathers will II his conviction for speed
ing an automobile stands. brought a
moving picture machine and Q phono-
graph into Justice Buyck's Court In
Irondequoit yesterday to take records
for purposes of appeal.
PAYNE claims that a clause IN his
fathers will provides that II he has no
court convictions against him at the
age OF thirty he will inherit $4,000. He
says that his moving picture and pho
nograph records are for the purpose of
showing the Courts attitude before the
Court Of Appeals. Payne insisted on
court being held in the open air. but
despite his plea was fined S25 for his
oftense.
The evening world., 1912-12-10
McCdrty and Flynn Meet
In 2O-ROund Go TO-Niqht

real money vas again shown in the case Of
nndn psnS: ,,,s local ,h shi sr cnss
also stool Of. Johnny Kiibane for ten rounds,
sae wort, ,u on the coast DID no, turn out y
70 see him fight FRANKIE Conley and Is result
Johnny only got fa25 for his end.
Jack White. the Chicago lightweight. has split
with his manager, Fred Gilmore. who brought
him out and introduced him to the game, and
;. doing s' sTn e IoSnnS 1 Hs he.
ysars das, 70 be ssld O at Akron, Ohio. under a
G:r s;;sH:: 4: Tss.s.J' 4; WIZ: :Sd
s;d 3 ~ .sss 3. sa~o, s'' "a. 70 ieres =
TO hold n on. cf the money taken ~ at q recent
fight. and because Of this White became angry
and quit
u Jim Savage % orange., y. =; ha: arrived in
o New Castle. Penn. which ts scheduled before
the Cleveland A. G. on FRIDAY might. lin will
probably take another high dive II the blows
rOu,e fat
The evening world., 1912-12-10
Winner of This Bout to Face
AL Palzer OH New Years
Afternoon at Vernon, Cal.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.
lyle frs; OF the heavyweight aim,

TVsIE frs; OF the heavyweight eiini-
nation bouts for n gold bel.
offered by Tom McCarey, the
popular fight promoter OF Los Angeles
VIII be fought at the Pacific A. C. Of
vernon. Cal. tonight. The fighters
Who VIII clash in this important battle
arc J!n Flynn. the Pueblo fireman. and
Luther Mccarthy. the big fighter from
springfield. Mo-, who has been making
a great name for himself in the nstic
line. They will meet for twenty rounds
and tho winner will fight Al Paizer a
similar number of rounds at the same
club on New Years afternoon. Flynn
10 the favoritc in the betting, his ad-
mirers Offering odds Of 10 to on his
chances.
y.a and Eddie Mcsfshon have decided To
ns0 Ms sls sAO cs, again and 1s h%Sro
ut S Tnt int. On the iieht OF DEE. q.
tests Leach Cross meeting johnny 'I Iore 's the
.n J s ssto sds .Da PHI !. q, them
c, ~: WHINE, o, ,hS tsnrqsna bout between
H.A Va s? fssd e ni III S s1ss SsssS
81 jim cefiroths ogen cir club a. DAILY CITY,
s ,rs s h " j.. 1' GAY s; Ss, (. s s
matth the H,ior widh Moran. who has won four
fights since he arrived in California
a,; Ssss Michigan tn. fisht promote; Of rhi.
p e m. re fs sS.y R *. rss ssi
ga 'S s:I ssy 4 ass 4. Hsss ssas
TIE, Wi Ss,ilc :. i las poanSs. S III 'o'' '''"'
Tom KsnasS 0 ShO s. 5ss,1ed t. the iii,
ssE.in:t ,Sus, p,,9Do'iian on SATURDAY sis1,
Italian .sssweSh, 81 New Castle. es' r fer ~
I ES. s Ct tss gave A%faF r. BAD SaSa
Philsdelphia.
Burns Of jersey t Sssn and Young sSsa' tre ss.s
s. New i fnsa bout The Sssas ' no, -
% b Staazit 81 a waterbury. Conn. On &c.
gymnasium u In JERSEY s ciS. "' ''' '"'' ~
yce Thomas. who lost the miadiewcisht .i.l.
two ryunds. is another boxer who hs, tie come.
lnek" ing Thomas is scheduled to boz Billy
Grupp q -, Loui, at the New Polo A. A. ten
! aroys, HAYES; who recently r.turIsd from,
70 the bevest surprise Of his career when the new
tcnsstianal lightweight II Philadelphia. Young
nobldsau. Knocked him gu; In the third round Of
what WIS scheduled to be sir.round bout.
Carl Morris has smother easy mark to dispose
Q. to;niEht. for which be Is TO ,eceve sn,Isntee
,ent. Of III, receipts. The ficl.sr who Is 70 take
/, Csri's .yaiicp. Is. Rob Williams, western
heavy" They will have II out in an eight
round bou. before the National A. c. Of Chat.
'arcoga. Tenn. Morris has Already flAtttned two
.,lis.d hsa,vveisht' in quick succession in bouts
- the south.
! That all eastern fighters must make good In
I bout In 10. Angeles before they can get any
The evening world., 1912-12-10

0ruver Hayes who recently rturned from
Australia, appeared At the National A. c. Of
Philadelphia on Saturday. night and vas treated
70 the biggest surprise Of his career when the new
.cnsstsanh lightweight II Philadelphia. Young
nobidsau. knocked him gu, In the third round Of
what WIS scheduled 10 be six.round bout.
The evening world., 1912-12-10

l. ons. Ieopards.
T. ~ u. Kangaroo.
Russian Brars. Zcbu.
Mont,eys. tSaby l'os-
sun. birds. Etc.
Drtty" tho bare
back Horse Rider
and "Ncw York"
tho Educated Pony.
The evening world., 1912-12-10

GROCERIE
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RAJSJNS CaIiiornIs Mus DSC
EVAP. PEACHES sh lS.' 25C
EVAP. MILK ,. H"" c ca%p "a. &c
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CLEANSER e CAN'T. ,.. rf'a'' Csc
The evening world., 1912-12-10

Burma of Jersey City ard Young Shea. the fast
iittls New England festhe-wsisht. The lads viii
70 be brought off at Waterbury. Conn, on New
Years DAY, Burns wifi set into sa2o a. Q
q mlsslum In jersey City.
The evening world., 1912-12-10

Look for the
Mystic Mirrors un
the Stairways.
Famous Feature
OF Luna Park.
lcu'il laugh to
sec how funny
they make yoL
look.
SIXTH FLOOR.
Electrical Dis
play In Our
Pure Food
Store.
The evening world., 1912-12-10

the Grc ties {
Talking Pony
in the World.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-02-22

Special
1882 o. c. Myron. attorney for Otto
ouo Albright. appointed by Court
1852 P. M. Woodward, court re-
porter's transcript, Albright
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-02-22

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
Princeton, Mimi, January 2, 1912.
10 the Honorable Board of County Commits
sioners of Mile Laos County, Minnesota:
GENTLEMEN;
hereby submit to you statement of the
financial condition OF Mile Laos county, at the
close of business for the past fiscal year, also
report showing in detail the transactions of
this office for the fiscal year ending December
~, 1911 Respectfully submitted
w. G. DOANE,
(SeaD County Auditor
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-02-22
District Court.

District Court.
Miscellaneous. Qncluding Sheriff's Expenses)
1H7s Frank Smith, meals for jurors. $2s rs
lI41y I; >, kal1her. livery for county Is. %
1876 Chas. A. Dickey. drawing ju-
rors for April term, 1911. -. 500
1779s Harry Shockley summoning
jurors for April term 1911. Is O(
17795 ChaS. L. Freer, phone tolls,
State VS.. o. A. laden II
1779S Harry Shockley, sheriff's ex-
$50 penses 675
1879 Frank Smith meals for Jurors
and Indian squaws .... 1925
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-02-22
DITCH FUND.

Ut vi T@OINOs
1902 F.. S. Chapman. engineer, ditch
W. lU.
1908 E. P. Grow, viewer ditch No. 10
1904 Peter Jensen. viewer ditch 10.
1905 j. Z. Edmunds. viewer ditch 10
l6O6 Edmund Young. livery ditch 10
1918 Harry Shockley, posting and
serving notices, ditch 10. =.
1874 J. r. Edmunds, viewer, final
hearing, ditch TO-. .......
1915 Peter Jensen, viewer, final
hearing, ditch 10. .........
1915 w. G. Doane. auditor, final
hearing, ditch TO-. :. -.
1917 y. s. Swennes. commissioner,
final hearing ditch 1O......
1878 Carl Sholin, comu issioner.
final hearing ditch 10.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-02-22
Justice Court.


17243 Harry Shockley, sheriffs ex-
penses-v1olation of school
laws in lake country
172!4 N. 3. Kaliher, constable fees.
State VS.. f. L. Halves
17245 T E. Potts. justice fees, State
vs.: E: L. Halves.
I'47l Il. S. Stewart, wintess fees,
State VS.. Peter Holm. S.
l7472 L.. K. Nelson. witness fees,
,~,-o STATE VS.. Peter Holmes. .....
17473 E. R. Peabody. justice fees.
State VS.. Peter Holmes.
l7474 c. A.. Dickey, justice fees.
State VS.. five Indian squaws
17475 Harry Shockley, sheriff's fees.
,-,~o State VS.. five Indian squaws
l'416 Harry Shockley, sheriff's fees,
State VS.. five Indian squaws
l7477 Harry Shockley, sheriff's fees.
,.~o, State VS.. five Indian sQuaws
IT96 +. 5. Parish. witness fees,
State VS.. e L. Halves
1871 Anton Anderson. witness fees.
.r-o, State VS.: E. L. Halves. .
1871 Henry Selkirk, interpreters
fees, State VS.. five Indian
1917 A. z. Norton justice fees, State
1918 Thos. Post, constable fees,
State VS.. VIM, Young
17793 j. p Moore, livery for Indians.
State VS.. five Indian squaws
ITN Peter Solder, meals for Indians,
State VS.. five Indian SQuaws
1881 A. T. Norton, justice fees, State
VS., George Presley. .........
1844S G. A. Dickey, justice fees, State
vs. Gunder Johnson State
VS.. j. H. Kalkman. and State
VS.. Martin johnson.
1880 Oscar Erickson, witness fees,
State VS.. Gunder johnson
1851 O. B. Morehouse. witness fees,
State VS.. Gunder Johnson.
19452 Harry, Shockley, sheriff's ex-
penses, State VS.. Gunder
johnson Observation-Disclosures.
1S7O7 A. 2. Norton, justice fees,
State VS.. George Presley ....
18708 A. q. Norton. justice fees,
State VS.. Emil Hanson.
1900 A. z. Norton. justice fees,
State VS.. Albert Nelson.
1910 A. T. Norton, justice fees,
State VS., Otto Albright. -.
Total - ST
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-02-22
Telephone and nils.
Court House and Group

Court House and Grounds.
17251 Village of Princeton, electric
light for 10 mos, 1917
1900 Village of Princeton, light and
mdSe. for mos
1895 Village of Princeton, street
sprinkling and mdse.
1859 Village of Princeton, light and
1922 village Of Princeton. light.
. mdse: and sprinkling
1928 M. Kaliher, inspecting boiler.
1924 Galley Hdw. Co., supplies.
17249 Village Of Prince ton, Jail rent
1880 Village Of Princeton. Street
sprinkling for 1910.
17252 Mrs. A. Umbehocker, ice for
court house, 49, and 1910
1747O Princeton Lumber Co.. fuel as
per contract. ......... ...
17775 R. D. Byers, supplies. ........
7 77775 Galley HdW. Co, hitching posts.
IlI0 40 supplies. ...
1912 Evens Hdw. Co.. drawing table
Tor county surveyor. ......
1881 Louis Solberg, hauling ashes
1885 Geo nF F. i Rice 81 o. '. co;i
!Oooo W coal.
contract
1S445 Galley Hwd Co.. hardware and
supplies
1S447 Mrs. A. Umbehocker, ice for ii
months
1902 Geo. E. Rice & Co., one load Of
Iotal... MISREPRESENTATION.
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'au autoaio, MihwoG ben Il. 7ebruar 1912.

Dem in oeut grief aneeeebenen 8ot,
ort cine &ommiiiion entianote, SIC
on ser be3ei6neten Stelle ben er
bdnetel anaben auffono @on Ser
ungliidlihen Mutter Die bie Sot
liderlih in eineut glnfaa bon @ei.
ltesgeItortbeit bega1gen bot, feDll
bisber lebe 5par. Wan niulmt an,
bob aud Tie i6rem 2eben ein Gnce
bereitet bat. 8ie ii6 berausItelts.
bat 5rallzN. aud an ibren Manp
einen mirren grief gefcbriebelt, III
Dem lie nlitteilt, oaB fie lih bas aae-
ben nebmen meroe uno oaB lie IT,
rem Sobn Inn @aloe BEL Hoberalt
llnlgebradt babe. Sie idiloert in
oeifl grief oie @in5elbeiten Der sus-
fiibrung oes @foroes. Der Che
mann bot Sen 8rief Der Sbonc.
berger Eoli5ei iibergeben. alueen-
blifli6 ribten iih oie Nederhen
nod Dem @erbleib Der Jralt.
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Nnfunft
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200 ahenb5
go. B. 3ouiton uno Der aiiite. -.
yso. 5-aiiasnlta6te. ..i.i5 is us@m ADM
Np. 44-Von aerrpiQe, nur an 8ofcn'
tngen ................ 1886 BORN
gto. 42--@on aerrbilIe. nlir @onrs
tags. $500 nnd)n,
30 46-Won aerrbine, nur ait gBos
d)entngen. ..6.4O nahra
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no. 41-Mad aerrbille, mr. Conn.
tags. $40 BORN
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dbenta1en.. :. ..7:25 BORN
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w. tScuul 01tkH. .O.OOs tlltlBui
glo. 10-gl Eaio u. 8eiten. 8. 80 na6m
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........ $50 bor1n
go. 7-gind gf 9afo unb Beften. I.
................ $3.50 a6enoS
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So 8--Na1 benz Often. 1:15 BORN
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Mnfltnf.
So 301-guero, Wietoria 800 abenbs
........ .745 morg
so. 303s313-@uero, 8fctoria. 80.
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SO. 302- guero. Wietoria. .7:30 BORN
SO. 304s314-guero. Wietoria
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s { q s.

8eute nlorgen gegen Elm llbr
entltano in einem fleinen Sotel an
ser Sarop StraBe IN Souiton, oidt
bei Dem Goutbern Yactfic @eleiie,
elm Seuer, oas, angefaht onrb Den
fllrdtbaren g8ino, iid) ibnell aus.
breitcte un6 in benz bon Den 5tra.
Ben @arop. gIpiiaa, Cont uno
Wanrp begrenaten SduiergeDiert
ilngefabr DO 8obnbauier 5erltorte.
gluBeroem brannteu Die Glepelano
GompreB uno bie WcSaooen Conf
preB, beioe pollcr Cotton, ab nnb
ebelio Der @ol5bof Der 60 S. Sar-
ref 2unlber Company. Der Sda,
Sen ion ii1 auf cine Million 9pl
lars belaufen.
6. @laBberg in Souiton mltr,
Sc BON Gbas. @illmott geidollen
lmb tot(id) pcrpllnoet.
@uso 6. 9reiiel, ein 9Gar Sil-
ipeftor" ser arnnias HaB @abn fam
bel Giucet Some in 5olge zines
l1nfafls unl's 2ehen.
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Sam fait nnt's 2e6en.

g. 81. 5tio bon Mafon, Mid..
bergibt ME, mie ct bon einem bei;
tigen Sturntmetter iiberfaaen lpur'
Sc. SD 5og mir cine idlimme gr-
faltntg 5lt", idreibt err batte BET.
tige Shmer8en in Ser 8ruit, looa''
id) foum atrnen fonnte. Gin gadl.
bor CAB mir eiilige 9oien BON Or.
Sings Stem Giscoperp, Die mir GRO
be grleidterung berihafften. Ser
sfr5t iagte> Gneumonia iei I'M Sin,
5lg, riet aber, oaiielbe Wsittel tuei-
ter gu nebnletl tpobon mid 5tpci
Slai9en pollis fitrierten." @ebralldt
nur oieie ihnell ipirfenoe, iiderc
nno 5unerIdiiige Meoi5in fir Srl.
ItelI grfidItungen nno alle Sals'
u,to 2uneenleioen Breis SOC uno
$1.00, Trobeflaihe frei. @arantieri
Bel allen Mpotbeferu.
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Gin flarer Rupf,

CUTE Derbauung unb Elm bohes litter
Enb einige Der Neiultate infolge 6es
0ebrauhs BON Suits r.pillen.
Cine WirkIiebe Cbatsasbt.
Cine hbfolnte Seiluns ffir 2opfifmer.
gen, Walaria, Wagenidure, 9nrtlet.
biateit, GpspepIia, 8ilioiitdt unb dbn.
lide 2eiben.
TUFTS Leber PILLEH.
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@eidlufoiate eimen gnien Mrbeiter.

Sd fhob Ole 5dn,er5en In mel
ner linfen 9eite 8lpei Sabre lang
ouf unregellndBiee Ser8tatigfeit"
lhreibt gg. guans, Qanoille, ga.,
,,aber id meiB iest, oaB es nur Ser.
oouunasIdpdde tuar, % nGr.
9ina's Stem 2ife BiIs4 mid poll.
itanoig furiert baben." Gas geite
fir Waaaer1., 2eber. uno geieren-
aeioen @erItopfung, 3opfiueb itnh
Shtp1he. 25c BEL alien stpot9efern.
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ssm gaeiountole, Girol, gin.

= Sn Baellauntafe, Giroi, 8iirg
cine sroBe, 800 Wseter lange ,nio
iicbelt Wieter bobe 2oiuine nieocr
uno perihiittete Die 9alitrabe. Ger
9erfebr muBte eingeiteGt peroen.
SIM MMblmalotal tuuroc cin iunger
ginbeimii9cr bon elmer 2atuine per.
ldiittet ino idpcr perlcst. - 3iui.
iden gao Sopfreben, Dem Somnler.
aufentbaIte oes oeiitiben aronprin.
3cn, uuo Der Srtifaft Sdrofen M
8regen6er @oloe giug BON Der 8in'
scIipise elm eroBer Selsihtr5 iiteoer.
Gin ousseoebnter @olofornpler
mnrbe bon ben umfangrciden Stcii;'
bIofen lueeroiiert; Sic Steine mnr'
ben altf Der onoeren Sallcite 30 We-
ter bod binaufgeidleuoert. Sie Be-
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Smlano.

sSm Sbrepeport fanlen ipab-
reno oes Sturuls an 8ienltog aht
@erionen um's 2ehen ilno mnreell
fiinf5ig perIest. gfae iino 9feser,
nit s(usnabme eines fleinen atuei
Monate alien Mdohens, Der 9od)'
ter bon 81. S. Manbeim bic bel Dem
ginit.r5 oes Sauies ibres 9aters
crIhlngen inuroe.
Der grdiioent bat oen aon.
greB cine gill iiber employers Vic.
bilitp" ougeianot Die BON Der uem-
plopers' 2iabilitp @onlntiliion" ent'
lporien lit. rno lire slnnabme em-
pfoblen. Ole 8orlage gebt iuelter,
ols bisber cine oerartige Bin geaan-
gen lit.
MiIiouri's Staatsfonpcntiol
bat 5ib fir Gpreder Glarf als De-
nlofratii6en 9raiioentihaftsfanoi-
6oten erfl1rt.
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Der engliihe Yreirierntiniitet
slsquitb bat es iibernomlnen, 5lpi'
ldeu oen 8oblengrabern nno Den
W2inenbeliserlt 5u perbanoeln uno 10
ben orobenoen 5treif 6l perbiiten-
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M. 6. & 3. gadu.

Nufltnft
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....... 7.55 boriIl
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gbieago ...-..... $50 dbenos
Abfabrt
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Smttbbtlle o.OO b0tul
So 10-ga6, ct. Qouis. 8anias gite
un6 Chicago 900 BORN
So 8-gtad Sort 8orth uno Sallas
$50 aben0s
$40. 206-Nnd ct 2ouis uno aanias
9th .... 300 nbenos
So 242-yanc) Solllton . 1918 abenoS
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Arizona republican., 1912-08-20
BIDS FOR PRISONERS MEALS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Common Council of the City of Phoenix, Ari- zona, until the goth day of August, 1912, at 500 o'clock P M. of that day, for the following contract for the period ending April 30, 1913: For supplying substantial meals to the City prisoners, in quality and number and at times and places to be ap- proved by the City Marshal of said City of Phoenix.
 The successful bidder will be re- quired to give bond. to be approved by the said Common Council, in such amount as the said Council may require. or as is fixed by law, for the faithful performance of said con- tract The Common Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Ali bids to be addressed to Frank Thomas, City Recorder, to be marked City Proposar' and have a copy of this advertisement attached thereto.
 By order of the Common Council of the City of Phoenix, Arizona made the 5th day of August, 1912.
 FRANK THOMAS,
 City Recorder of Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-20
THERE'S ID BE
 GREAT POMP
At the Earth Turning for the All Americans New Ball Park; Hunt Asked to Officiate; Contracts Are Let.

A regular first spadeful of earth" sort of opening is planned for the new ball park to be erected at the corner of Polk and Second streets. And Gov ernor George w. P. Hunt is to be asked to turn that same shovelfull of dirt.
 That sounds like business, does it not The answer from many baseball players, promoters, managers and in- nocent bystanders is. " it does"
 If the dream of Manager Nellis comes true. the earth breaking cere mony will be pulled off Wednesday afternoon, 200 is the hour. A big mob of interested ones, players and stage managers will be present at the solemn rite. It has even been hinted around there will be some speechifying The governor will be asked to tell how he lifted the poor boys in khaki at the stockade into the umpsteenth heaven of baseball how he has supported the national game from it's cradle, and how fine it will be to have a ball ground; grandstand and soda pop store all of Phoenix very own
 The ee-light-er elite of baseball will attend a box party at the Elm press this evening. as the guests of their boss, Jasper Nellis. It is the second of the official social activities of the tossing gang since the good news arrived about the new ball park.
 They will probably play the mi tial or christening game in the sport emporium. with Chandler Sunday, August 9. Will be a gala day Also a fete? The reader is invited to join the bunch and see for himself on that very suspicious occasion.
 Then there's another thing The managers of the new proposition find themselves in a hole. They will soon have a park, for there are the plans, specifications and estimates. But there "ain't no" drawings of a good and suitable name for the plans.
 So, for the purpose of finding the very best name in Arizona, digging up the most salubrious appeIation what is. there will be contest. More fam ous than any other contest ever thought of will be this name finding. Suitable prizes will reward the in ventiveness of those whose words f;rd approval with the judges. The details will appear in a soon to be issue of this paper
 It might be mentioned. ;he first ad contract has been signed with J. w Stacy, who has picked a juicy piece of white space in a conspicuous position.