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Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
GOING
 AT TIE FAIR
Assurances Have Been Re ceived by Secretary Wood of the Commission That Several Good Entries Will Be Made

It was announced recently that C. E. Wood. secretary of the state fair commission. had received practical as surances that several exceptionally good entries would be made for the races at the state fair which begins October 2S. His anticipatiOns are all ready being realized if, indeed, they have not been surpassed by recent events; for yesterday letter was re- ceived from George H. Easterbrook of the EastcrbrooF stables. Denver, to the effect that five horses of that celebrated string will be entered
 Of this number is Colorado E. with a trotting record of 2:04 3-4.~ made when three years old The wonder full form displayed by Colorado K has led many competent judges to pre- dict that the time is not far distant when he will enter the two minute class.
 Eas: crbrook will have five horses entcf' in eight events. as follows: Zar.ine. 2:2o trot for purse of $2,5O0.
 Redlock, 2:16 trot, for purse of 5000
 zarrine. 2:12 trot, for purse of $2,5O0.
 Colorado F. and Gold Dollar, free for all trot for purse of $1,5OO.
 Redlock. 2:29 trot. for purse of 5000
 Denver Jay, 2:25 pace, for purse of 5000.
 Denver Jay. 2:15 pace, for purse of 1 s1.50O
 .... % n.E htsideayvhl6- Curse, tatt 1 One or more of these horses are entered for this year at Grand Ra : pids. Kalamazoo, Detroit. Cleveland Pittsburg. Augusta, Maine, Buffalo Readville Mass, Salem. N. H., Hart l ford, Conn., Syracuse. Columbus, Lex ngton. Springfield, H., and Dallas 1 Texas, from which place the string will be brought to Phoenix At sev- eral of these places purses of $10.00t have been offered and at the most of them prizes of 5000 have been hung up
 The thing that makes it absolutely certain there will be an abundance of fine entries is the fact that Phoe- nix is on two circuits-The Grand Western and the Pacific Coast FaiI and Racing circuit The last named circuit includes Seattle, Salt Lake Tacoma, Sacramento, Los Angeles San Diego and several other towns The races at San Diego will be held just prior to the commencement oi ] the races here.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
THE YOUNG APARTMENTS

small tracts as soon as the rate is es- tablished.
 Henry Mitchell has just returned from California after a fortnights stay Mir. Mitchell thinks the Salt River val ley still has it over the California peo- pie when it comes to irrigating
 The Mcclure baler has again started work on the heavy crops which are suffering for the want of balers.
 Miss Edith Helm spent the Fourth at the home of MT. and Mrs. Howitz on the south side.
 F. G. Woolfe is making plans for the Improvements on his ranch, barns and dairy machinery.
 Mrs. Robert Hunter who underwent an operation is improving nicely. The case was first thought to be very diff
Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
"THE BRENTWOOD" :"

1920 w Pico St, Los Angeles, Cal. tJust opened) Easily accessible to shopping district. theaters, etc. Fur nished two and three room apartments modern Hotel service. special summer rates Write for informa tion. Mrs. Etta Johnston.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
Hotel Preston

2 we'll nd cold
  half blocks Threes short O
Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
MADISON FOLK
 QUIET FOURTH
District Seems Unable to Get Balers Enough; Crops of All Kinds Coming Nicely and Improvements Everywhere

About fifty members and friends Of
 brated . safe and sane Fourth of July
 on the beautiful shady lawn at the
 home of MT. and Mrs. W. J. Brooks.
 The people began to gather at ten
 o'clock with well filled baskets and at
 twelve cil partoOk of the grand feast.
 At l: 30 the program was started by an
 eloquent>f,dlress by Rev. w. I. Brooks
 his subject being Patriotism, True and
 False" Next on the program was C. E.
 Hall. Next came q select reading by Mrs Ombrey Smith: Prof Lockard also
 gave reading. quartette sang a very appropriate song. The audience then sang patriotic airs Games were played and prizes won by the young sters. The bachelor maids would not take part in the contest especially pre- pared for them.
 Rev. Chas. Osborn preached a very impressive sermon at the school house auditorium last Sunday. Prominent speakers will speak here every Sunday i and all are cordially invited to attend services.
 Rev. Walter Lugibil assistant super ! intendent at the Bethany home is now 1 holding revival meetings in the eastern { states. The movement is proving a l in the fall
 c. C. Dur has started picking his
 crop of choice grapes and hauling them ! cents per lb. He hauled in over 800 1 lbs. last week.
 1 After seeing so many people going tC
 town in the early morning wearing ov- ercoats cne is inclined to think that l this valley is more of q summer resort i than some people think.
 ! That bananas can be grown here tC
 an advantage was proved by Dilel ] brothers who own an orange grove 1 here. MeSsrs. Differ sent to Florida fol , roots three years ago and planted them ! taking two large punches from these i palms the second year They expect tC
 reap a larger crop this fall Had it not have been for the severe winter, the
 they say the bananas grown by then | i have ever been shipped to this valley 1 This industry will receive many expert ments in the fall.
 1 The Bethany Home sanitarium has been left in direct charge of MT Nun dy. who will make some extensive i'm l provemerts during the summer. Nc superintendent has been appointed by 1 the board of trustees and it will now be l left to the missionary church conven- 1 tion which will be held in Ohio during 1 the month of August
 The five cent fare to the Camel back i road will soon be a new creation the l Phoenix Railway company has made 1 several promises in this line and the 1 farmers are doing all in their power tC l have it pushed through, several large | land owners will cut their, places int
Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
FORTUNE IN OLD FURNITURE.

People who dislike to part with their old furniture may derive encourage ment as t3 the increasing value of such possessions from a recent auction sale in France. at which an old sofa and four chairs brought $50 000 The set, however, was recovered with Gobelin tapestry of the period of the regency and prooably cost a goodly sum even when new At the same sale a string of pearls brought $99,000.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
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Arizona republican., 1912-07-10

ficult, but the strong constitution of the patient made it a successful one
 A. B. Bailey has started picking his crop of Wickson plums which are turn- ing out better than was first expected The small crop was expected on ac- count of the cold winter which froze many tender shoots.
 Dan Diller from Osborn district spent Monday of this week at the Welty home.
 Ernest Smith, owner of the baler which. was destroyed by fire on the Egly ranch in Creighton. says the new baler which they are having set up, will be ready for work in about a week or ten days. This will be great heip to the farmers who have lost so much hay on account of no balers.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
PARADISE VALLEY SAhIIARIuM

the lines of the famous Battle Creek Sanitarium Come to this ideal health resort and enjoy the delightful summer climate of San Diego County. Cool sea breezes, no fogs or harsh winds. Situ- ated amidst orange groves and flowers with commanding view of ocean, bay and mountains. A rural retreat miles from San Diego where pure air and wholesome food can be enjoyed by all. Medical attention, scientific massage, electrical treatments baths, etc, with board and room, from S15; with board and room only, from SIP. For folder write IL w. Lindsay, Mgr.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
Los Angeles Business C0lleg
HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRL,

The oldest largest best equipped and most help
 tion in Southern California Special summer
Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
The Elyria Apartments

1e33 Trenton; Pico and F'igueroa, Los Angeles. Just open. 124 apartments. ?, and rooms. Modern. Sanitary kitchens and baths. Spacious ball room. Private phones. Special summer rates, $25 upwards. Within walking distance of center of city. car lines. J. ?. TrauSue Prop
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06

FAIRBANKS. Nov. 2.-word of the death of F.. R. Patton. of this city through hunger and cold was receiv- ed yesterday by District Attorney Crossley. the death having occurred in the Healy river valley between oc- tober % and 2s.
 Last fall Patton and Andy Roth went to the headwaters of the Healy river prospecting. This last spring they came down for more grub and had a rather strenuous time in reach- ing Healy because of their short ra a- tions. With new supplies they re- turned to the headwaters of the river to resume prospecting remaining un- til their supplies were again prae- tically exhausted. Then they started for the Healy river post about 15o miles from Fairbanks. Travel is mrd at this season of the year and 1t took longer to make the trip than expected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06
CHARGES HUSBAND WITH CALLING HER
 MERE PlAYTHiNG

DENVER, Oct. 27.-Mrs. Genevieve NJ. Inman is weary of being "a mere plaything." according to the complaint for divorce she has lodged with the county court.
 Mrs. lnman charges her husband William J. Inman. with cruelty. She says he regards her as a mere luxury and that he characterizes all women as merely fit to he the playthings of men, anyhow
 In addition to this. the wife says. he is insanely jealous of her and mani- fests 1t in numerous ways. Nor does he support her. Mrs. Inmna says.
 The couple were married in Syra a- cuse, N. Y.. on February l2. 1895 They have one son, l3 years old.
 Mrs. Angie Wolf. who asks the same court for a divorce from Luther Wolf takes exceptions to the latter's sheer ing remarks concerning her red hair She charges cruelty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06
FUZZY SWALLOWS
 hATPiN; NECK STIFF

WASHINGTON. oct. l5.-Sufferine from a severe case of stiff neck, Fuz- zy. the lspdog of Mrs. John Engle was brought to the George Washing ton hospital Sunday afternoon. Tn. veterinary surgeon worked on pool Fuzzy for three days but failed to re move the crick.
 Yesterday the little dog was sub jected to the X-ray and it was found that it had swallowed its mistresses gold headed hatpin. The point of the pin projected SO far into the throat as to make the neck stationary.
 Mrs. Engle keeps her dog in her boudoir and one of it's favorite loafinG places is on her bureau. where there Is constantly kept a box of Fuzzy's fav- orite molasses candy. Mrs. Engle be- lieves Fuzzy took the round head ct her hatpin for a piece of candy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

hsusrieh eros.' Apollo" Beer on deavaht, alec "ssiset" by the bettls or ease.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06
elAMEs HER MOTHER
 FOR WEES ARREST

PUEBLO. oct. 25.-Mrs. Claude Vol verton was arrested here today on h. formation from Wichita Kan. that she is wanted in Peoria, Ill.. for bigamy.
 Her husband. who is employed in a grocery store. declares that he tionei that she had been divorced from her first husband. whose name was con way. and planes his own moth f f1r causing the arrest of his wifi He says that his mother opposed The match and brought temporary s.ia- . ration within a week after their mar riage. Mrs. wolverton had 'ous chi'- dren by her former marriage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06
FORMER COUNCIL MAN
 FROZEN TO DEATH

Finally. the grub gave out completely and at last Patton played out. Roth fixed up shelter and mushed on tu Newton's post, still g miles away for help. Two days later. pr on october 27. Roth and native. Sam. returned to the place where Patton had been left but could find no trace of him. A herd of caribou had crossed over the country obliterating all earlier tracks.
 The following day. october 2s, the Indian. sam. discovered the body which was cold and stiff.
 The deceased. who was 35 years of age, has been in the North for many years. At one time he mined on Ophir creek in the Council country under the firm name of Patton Bros. X stitch.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06
MAY HAVE COIN. BUT
 HUGS? KISSES INIT!

CHICAGO, oct. 15.-Mrs. w. C. Laidley lay perfectly still and watch ed a burglar taking her money. But when the burglar attempted to hug and kiss her. she fought until he fled and left the money behind him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06

You have most likely figured your savina on your fuel and groceries. Let us figure you . greater saving on your winters meat. Phone Red 70.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06

Mrs. Gibson will give private dane' ;na isssons. All winter four heussa wsss es telephone office. Masqusrads suits, deminess. clown suits, etc, fo'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06

uNExcELLED NEWe SERVICE Of the Nome Daily Nugget. s1.oo per month delivered to your homes every night before c o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-06
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry whore you will receive good work executed by none but white employees. who receive the standard wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
GIANTS NARROW
CAP between
INDIANS

The zap which separates the Be
attic Giants from the Spokane IN
dlang. the league leaders. was mar
rowsd somewhat yesterday. when
the Indians lost one OF meir two
games with Victoria and big blii
James pitched the Giants 10 VIC
tory ls 10 s, IN the scramble with
the Tacoma Tigers. James was up
against about tho ieosest support
be had ever received and upaef
other conditions. with tho luck
breaking scattis's Xsy. the result
would have been about 70 20 z.
James was not hurting 10 Ms us
uaI form and this fact. taken Ia
connection with a hatfui OF boots
and bonehead errors on the part OF
the Giants, kept the crowd OF ap'
proxlmately 1000 fans constantly
on edge. for fear the whole team
would blow up and dump the game.
AZ one stage Of the game things
looked anything but bright for Seat
tie and Raymond had Meikle warm
up, but James informed BIN that
no pitcher In the world could DO
anything against all OF the Giant
b0oting that was going on and
James finished the game strong. TO
tiring the side In the ninth without
a run after the bases were fun
Hunt started To pitch against the
Giants. but did not lasi long. Three
hlfs and two runs before a man was
out caused Tacoma 20 send 10
Churchill. a recent arrival from Spo-
kane. Tho two Giant runs In the
first were due 10 two-bag elout
BY lance. He came back In the
third with a dandy over the fence.
with one on.
In tho fifth Shaw fumbled Jan
sens drive and miesed two chances
at a double. This gave the Tigers
hope and a batting rally followed,
netting three ruas for the visitors.
Churchill settled down To real work
and laid the Giants 10 rest easily In
the next three. Errors by Wilson
and Raymond let men on bases.
and, after one had scored on Nc
Mullins long ny. Neighbors DOTTED
the pill out OF tho lot for two more
runm-
-Four In the seventh and three In
the eighth were put across by The
Giants and they carried the lead TO
the end easily. Wilson got our
| hits out OF five times up and Mann
made two real hits and beat out two
infield hits.
The Tacoma team will play In
Seattle the remainder OF the week.
meeting the Giants this afternoon
at o'clock. Ladies' win be admit
ted free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
HOW TO SUCCEED

During the last few years. GSft
lions In all lines OF business, ~
professional life. have changsd y
completely that every man IL uakt
ing up TO the fact that ia order 3
win success be must specialize ~
learn to DO some one thing and -
Il we'll
SO II ia with any article that 4
sold 10 the people. II must have
genuine merit or no amount u ~
yertising will maintain the deman1
for the article.
For many years remaginDlo
record has been maintained By d.
Kilmers Swamp Root the greol
Kidney. Liver and Bladder Re-
edy. From the very beginning ~
proprietors had SO much confideneo
in II that they invited every one.to
test e, free OF cost. before purchae
ing.
IL Ia physicians prescriptioa
They have on file thousands g
letters received from former ~
ferers who are now enjoying eoo1
health as a result OF IT'S use.
However. II you wish first % ~
a sample bottle. address Dr. ~
mer & Co. Binghamson, n. r., ~
mention Dept X They win g1Gy
forward you sample bottlo II
mail. absolutely free.
Regular sizes for sale Il -
druggists-fifty-cents and oue0Dt
lar -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
PUEBLO FIREMAN
MAKES MILLER
QUIT

SAN FRANcrsco. Sept. s.--cos.
siderable dissension was csuse1
here today as an aftermath Of T.
peculiar finish Of the Jim F,yn,.
Charlie Miller battle here Iko,
day because thousands OF dn1S =
was bet THAI Flynn would NJ IA.
side Of 10 rounds. Az Miller f@ted
10 respond 70 the bell IN the n.
teenth round. both fsctions q.
claiming the money.
The fight was characterized ~
butting tactics. and an absolute
lack OF class. Fiynns exper4aes
counted against the numbering -
phantine methods % Miller. IN.
ing most Of the fight the men -
locked head 20 head, and llttinn a.
no excitement prevailed IN
Miller received q terrific smask 4
the fifteenth round. which IL ~
20 have broken a rib. causing IN
such pain that he refused to -.
tinue.
Referee Spider Kelly then award
ed the decision 10 Flynn before ~
gong rang for the opening q ~
sixteenth round. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
EDDIE HUBBARD READY
FOR BOUT WITH FORBES

Eddie Hubbard got back from
Tho country yesterday looking bet,
ter than no has In months and
says that he Is In splendid c0ndi.
ton for hla fonr.ruund hdrft With
Harry Forbes. which will BIO the
main event AZ the boxing smd cr
10 be held AZ the Drcsniand 1ak
neat Friday evening under Inc Rus
pieces Of the Building Trades Coun.
ell. Interest ia the outcome Of this
affair ls keen among the lfA1f ~
thaao boys have met on skfssseai
previous occasions and divided thf
honorx about evenly. aud there In
more thar a good naiured. rivalry
between them TO show Nur&nurisy.
II condition counts foF anything the
mill will bc fast and exciting. an
the m~u have trained hard aud
faithfully for their work. I'D each
will have plenty Of barkeFa 10 cheer
him on hia ~ay 49,
Tho Drcamland card Ia spleen.
did oae. and promises AL kinds Of
excitement. Tommy Clark. former
Pacific Coast champion AZ his
weight. wiii 70 against Floyd Good.
man az Ia pounds and there Ia
aimoat "a much concern about the
outcome % this affair aa thcre II
about that of the main event. as
both boys arc willing and snappy
boxers and the fans wAnt 20 ace n
Clark has hls old tlnas speed and
cisverueaa.
Willie vietro and Henry North.
both heroes % many local
smoker. will weigh in nj iih pounds
and will SO four rounds. Other
bouia will be between Abe Lace.
the sailor champion. aud Eddie
Shannon at 1913 pounds. Charley
Clyens and Al Mo&ler nj i2s pounds
and Ivan Miller and Bobby Farris
at iss pounds.
Jack McDoavit,. an old veteran
OF the ring. viii referee sill NJ the
bouts. With tho exception OF the
smoker AT tho Labor Temple to-
night. the Dreamland smoker Fri
day evening will be the slrAt OF the
season. and unusual interest at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
HIT
MEXICAN JOE
AT WILL

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 5.-A de.
eiaivo winner over Joe Rivers In
their so.round bout nj Vernon yes.
terday. Joe Mandot In waiting for
an offer for another California bout
lie Ia willing. he declared. TO take
on Willie Richie. or any other
lightweight. but prefers a chance
az Ad Wolgast
Mandot won his fight from the
first gong 10 the last. He proved
himself far superior 10 the Mexican
In boxing ability and generalship.
and before the end of the bout was
beating Rivers at HIS own favorite
mitigating game.
Rivers appeared slower and more
lacking in dash than In any OF his
fights hero. lie did not land six IL.
fectivc blows during tho fight. On
the other hand. Mandot put n
straight ieft TO the face almost at
viii The Southerner showed TO ad.
vantage In almost every depart.
ment OF tho game. but apparently
lacked tho finishing punch.
Eudtc camp OF san fftnclHco
and Battling Chico OF Los Angeles
put up a wh!riwind battle for 10
rounds at lis pounds. campi's box.
Ing was a revelation to the Los An
geles fight followers. who cheerod
TO tho echo Referee Biake's decision
In favor OF the littio winner.
Chico was game. hut CAmpi was
his master al all stages OF the
game.
Rivers has no excuses today for
his defeat. but has asked for an
other meeting with Mandot. Ia the
event Promoter Mccarey IL unable
20 match Mandot with Richie or
Woigast for an early date. Rivers
may be accommodated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

Steve Reynolds aud Battling
ncrgo. heavyweightA, will provide
tho feature bout when they will
mix for four rounds tonight al the
first smoker OF tho season 10 be
given under the auspices OF the So
attle Elevator Operators associa.
ton. nj the Labor Temple. for the
benefit of a Number Of injured
members Of that organisation.
Five mills arc on the schedule
and slant AZ the card Eiycs nanur
anee that there vii be some lively
scrapplng. Another feature bout OF
the evening viii be the Meeting OF
Billy Weaver and stanley Richards.
who will 30 10 Z, al los pounds
Martin I.eyden and Jack weken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
BERGO AND REYNOLDS TO
MEET AT SMOKER TONIGHT

will meet at 100 pounds. Blllie
vletro. billed M the "Ilaniam-
weight champion % tho Pacific
Northwest" will defend that title
against Billie Mahoney OF The
Teamstsrn union. One OF the hot
tent bouts OF tho evening IN looked
for when Charlie Ciyens OF the
Taamsters' union and Tommy
Clark will tangic for four rounds at
ia5 and 1876 pounds respectively.
Practically eycrY elevator boy In
town has been peddllng tickets for
TITS benefit smoker for a week past
and there will undoubtedly be a big
crowd TO ace the lads mix u up
Jack McDcayitt will referee the
bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
NORTHWEST


NEW YORK. Sept. s.--Eddie Me.
Goory added another notable vic
tory to his string today by dispos-
ms Of Dave Smith. champion mid.
dleweight OF Australia. wiih a left
hook 10 the jaw Just 30 seconds sf-
ter the first round opened here last
nfkht. Smith hit the floor hard.
and when he came up wobbly Ref
cree Billy job stopped the bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

Summary Two-hass hfta-Mann- MfIs
iion Home runs---JRuaea feifnoors
aarrsfio. hits-NuL McMuliln. Pitchers
frcofas---s runs ard hits OFT Hunt IN
innings. "a runs and ~ hits off church
IN In innings Credit victory 20 James.
fas,ra 4. br Churchill 4 Bases on balls
-Off James 9. off Hunt y; Oft ch"rchti
a Hlt by pitched bali--criitendsn. W
James Passed bali--Whaiinr. Double
p,ayu-SIii 20 Raymond. James 20 Whal-
ing 70 Jackson; McMuiiin 20 Jansen 20
uoit.ruan: MoMuiiin 10 Hoidorumn, um-
pirs--Mofan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
E. M. HATTON WINS
MARKSMEN'S CUP

Tho Seattle National Bank trophy
cup became the permanent proper
~ OF T. ~ Hatton AZ the Fort Law.
ton rife range yesterday when he
made the high aggregate In the
shoot of tho Seattle Riffs and RE
volyer club. which Is an annual
event and IN which the best marks
men OF the -s.nwest participated
Mr. Hatton won the trophy last
year. and this victory gives him
permanent possession OF IL.
iiatton tosaled ISL In the fivc
events OF the day. bis neares, rival
belng J. A. tsrfbbie. with 2ts. The
ranges were 200. 500. COO. 500 and
1000 yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
OF INTEREST TO
THE PUT-PUT
BIKERS

George Eder and George shy
der. of Reading. Pa. are en route on
a 800. mile motorcycle Journey 20
ST Ionia and return. They expect
10 completes the trip on Is gallons OF
gasollne--an average OF so miles
per gallon OF gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

Nothlno 10 more romantic than .
motorcycle honeymoon trip. accord
Ing to Mr.. and Mira. Clinton John
son. who just completed a 1900
mile journey from Topeka. kaA.. To
III PaAo. Texas.