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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-15
OGDEN

Summary. Two-base hits-SteVens 2,
Wessler. Kafora. Marshall Dockstader.
Three base ht-Schmpff. Home run
Whaling. Bases on balls-Of Maloney 2,
off Warren . Struck out-By Maloney
/, by Jensen 4. by Warren g. Left on
bases-Butte G, ogden s. Passed ball !
Stevens. Hit by pitched ball-Stevens, by
Maloney. Runs batted in-By Stevens l..
by Wessler /. by Whaling 3, by Plake 2
by Moorehead .. by Marshall l., by
Schimpff !. HiLs--On Jensen. in 1 Is
innings: off Warren, > IN 4 2-3 Innings.
Sacrifice hit-SchimpG Sacrifice fly
Moorehead, Stolen base-Moorehead,
Time-2:Oo. Umpire-Wright Attend
ance-300
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JUNIORS VICTORS
IN GRANITE MEET

The Granite high school held The lutcrcass
track meet last night and tho junior clhss won
easily, making > more polDtD than all other
classes combined. Jack TravcrS the shining
star He took 0vo nratO and ono second. Porry
also showed much class In the high jump. clear
ins tho pole at . feet inches. Results
lo0-yard dnsh-Trnvers. Lovc. Staten, Time
1884
oi6.
Ho-yard dssh-TrSyors. Staten. Thorum. Tmo.
30
SS0-yard daSh-ITlntzc. Hamilton. Dixie, Time.
2.2t.
TurdIcs-Travcr, Staten, Matthews Time. 20
Brond Iump-Thorum Trarcrs, Rich, Distance.
Is feet luchcg.
shotput-Bassard Love. Mcdonald. Distance.
50 feet.
Pole vaul,-Ilamtlton, T.. Thorum Mcconnell.
Height. feet inches.
Hammer throT-Travors. Hamilton, BlaasaTd
Distance. 20 fect I inch.
High Jump-rorry. Hamilton and Thorum. tic
Hoght. foot incchs.
Juniors relay. TcHm-Lnvc nlkc. Rich
and Bradley
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Maryland Delegates.

BALTIMORE. May 1d-SiNteen dele
gates, eight selected by friends OF Presi-
dent Taft and eight by supporters of
Theodore Roosevelt, but all instructed to
vote FOR Colonel Roosevelt at Chicago
were elected today at the Maryland Re
publican state convention.
The Taft men made no effort 10 defeat
the instructions of the preference pri-
maries. \ plank was put in the plat,
form pledgins Roosevelt tthe undivided
support OF the Maryland delegation
President 'ralt's administration also was
ndorsed.
The Roosevelt forces yielded the posi-
ton OF national committeeman and
pledged themselves 10 reelect a Taft
man William F.. Jackson
The delegates chosen today are:
Al large-Gov ernor Phillips Lee Colds
borough. William Y, Warburton, Colonel
r c. Darlington, Jr., George L. Yelling
ton.
First Distrlct-A e. Tilghman, Albert
c. Towers.
niugham.
Third-Abert A. Moreland, Lewis r.
Melis,
Fourth-Theodore p. Wes, j. P,
Evans.
Iifth-Adrian Posey, Richard y. Ryan.
Sixth-Galen j.. TAFT and S. r. Jones.
One OF the district delegates. j. p.
Evans of Baltimore, Is a negro.
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FIND NO CLEW TO
MYSTERIOUS BURGLAR

Though tho police have applied them
selves to running to earth the brutal
assallant OF Miss MoIlie Lotz, who was
attacked by burglar at the home OF
z, Il. Farpsworth Monday afternoon, no
cleW nor trace OF him has been found
Chief of Police 3. Il. Grant has as
signed every available detective TO The
case and many theories have been fol-
lowed and probed. Lack of description
Of the burglar is handicapping the search
Miss Lotz was interviewed by Chile
Grant at police headquarters last night
put no further description could oe oh
tained from her The girl recounted her
experience again and again without vary
Ing from her original story
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Clark Gets New Mexico.

CLOVIS, y. NJ. May 1i,--Tho hrsL New
Mexico state Democratic convention
elected eight delegates and eight alter
mates TO the national Democratic oonven-
ton Mt Baltimore At 10 o'clock tonight and
instructed them for Champ clark
Following are the delegates j. r. Hart
mann Pennington. A 3. McGaffey. AL
buuuerguc; Felix Martinez. Mora county
John w D. Veeder. Las Vegas: John L,
UInklo HaEerTnan: !. A. Mahoney,
Deming: T W. Medley, Socorro: f. l..
Buckley, Ration -,
The alternates are: James w Nornenl
Santa PC; a T. llannctt, Gaiinp; =, w,
Robertson. Ration: james ID. Hand. LuS
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SALT LAKE.
Summary:

Summary: Two-baSe hits-Changnon,
Orlet Pendleton Van. Home run-Spen-
Ger. Sacrifice birs-Bauer. Weaver.
Stolen bases-Bassey. Orr (21. Van. Runs
batted in-By Orlet (3l, Carman %.
ton a., Dressan Qj. Bases on balls
or Anns. 1, of Bush, 5, Off Dressan. g,
Struck out-By Bush, 4. by Dressan, 8.
Hits-On Annis In Ia Inning; off Bush.
10 in 2-3 innings. Left on bases-Mfs-
soula. z; Salt Lake, s. Wild pitches
Bush (2). Passed -Blankenship:
Weaver Hit by pitcher-Perrine. Bas-
sey, Time OF game-2:19. Umpire-liurl-
hurt. Attenlancc-1l00.
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a nAaGoklNG PLANT
'ANROWLY ESCAPES

'atsing HnvIom rom sparks thrown off
,a the Utshu threatened the entire
~, In ,racking and ProvisIon
y ststorda~ro ~ortn Sail Lake, al 2
- 70 d stscs. css.itcrnoop. Tho sparks
And buii i'aek s Of hay in The cattIo
.eiar snrinor or The timely arrival Of nr
81 ths ,c snne from the central O. .ta W.
main bpIpa1atus from station No
I'D In Goa,l1ine would have honn
70 $50 5oes nn The damage was
eanlonts on the building and $50 $40
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Instructed for Clark,

CONCORD. n H., May 14-Speakcr
Champ Clark was declared tho choice
of tho New Hampshire Democrats for the
presidency al the state convention of the
party here today
The platform demands a graduated in
come tax, parcels post election of United
States senators hy direct vote. direct
primary law for the election OF delegates
10 the national conventions and revision
OF the anti trust and currency laws.
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IATSrErNCE HELD ON
Elk OF VIADUCTS

allroad s,s OF the Denver g. Rio
,onfefoucee epsnt IN Two hours vasier-
he , MAJ, with the CITY commits
'.,VeF tbsir itst of visduots a. 70
ensInsar. tracks on the wcst " s,dn pe
'<ssr,f ss and cltv nttornn. s,de; d
Teht, N. Vic Conference 49,. ap
'tsi nueS Mayor Samuel e Ar,sr pn ct
.isln'E an arrosnne me two interests are
1s. obstruction Of the two
~ an earlv people and tho COM
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Richfield to Have Team.

Special Ia Tho Tribune.
RICHFIELD May H.-At sncccaSful meeting
Of the baseball fans and the business held
recently II was decided that Hlchncd should huvo
n winning baseball team. Az a result. two
rnitfccg wcro named. hnanco and the other
wolt the city council, which has been
asked to provide u grandstaud for tho ball park.
A grand ball will DO given nt tho Apona pa
vilion on next Friday night to raise funds
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TRENDALL LOSES
TO JOE MANDOT
ny mlcrnatlonal Ncws sorvIce.

ny international News Service.
ST. LOUIS. Iay H-loe Mandot OF New Or
lo0nH shielded Harry TrondNll Of ST Louis is a
close eight round battle hcie tonight, In which
neither fighter damaged 10 any extent Man
dot proved the better boxer cf the pair aud did
most Of his execution at long range while In
mixing II the St LoniE boNor held the clgr
Mnndot landed the greater number OF clean
punches and wasted the least and this
entitled 10 . decision had any been Elvcn. ,
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VEGAS; n. Cicero Stewart, Carlsbad: D.
r Anglee. Silver City: j. II. Latham,
Lake Valley. and Felix Garcia, Taos,
The Instructions Of the convention are
that the New Mexico delegation vote for
Clark as long as he lis before the con
vcntion The convention declined. by a
decisive vote, to rcorganize the state COM
mittec at the present meeting.
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1srnay Contributes $4,000

LIVERPOOL. May l4.-J Bruce Ismav
has contributed $4,000 and Mrs Ismay
$4,000 as the nucleus OF a fund which Mr..
Ismay suggests that the Earl OF DERBY
who Is lord mayor OF Liverpool. should
initiate In order TO provide pensions for
widows OF seamen who lose their lives
while serving on vessels OF the British
mercantile marine.
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Whitney Wins Race.

NEWMARKET. England, May 1.-THE New
Market handicap for $40 900 soycrcigug for three
year-ods aud upwards, distance mile and a
quarter, today by II. p Whitucy's All
Gold Lord Londonderys Protestant Bo!
second and D. NJ Gants Mustapba third. Eleven
ran.
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orpheums Beat Colopials.

Tho Ovpbcum ball lean continued It's winning
streak yesterday by defeating tho Colonleis hY =
ocorc OF 10 81 Woods pitched his usual steady
game. allowing only ak hits. three OF which
mndo by Bcn kctchum. For tho orphcum
the batting honorG went Ia Hciucr and Goldwn
tor. a fast double play by tho Orphouma fca.
lurcd the contest Batteries: 0rpheum-Wooda
and Wcstoyor; Colon ia5-WeEt ana De Gray.
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Nevada for Clark.

RENO. New. May 14,-Es rly reports in
dcate the Democratic preferential vote
in the Nevada primaries for Champ Clark.
Washoe. storey. EllSo and Humboldt
counties give heavy majorities for Clark.
White Pino county almost entirely com
mittcd to Wilson, the vote in Ely stand =
Ing 1874 for Wilson to for Clark.
Esneralda, -Nye. Clark and Churchill
counties elected Clark delegates. and
Ormsbv went for Wilson. OF 196 dole
gates To the state convention 1j9 are
pledged 10 Clark. 27 to Wilson and 30 not
rI
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|iIV|Ss|D|v WILL
| IELP CONVENTIONS
4, thousand Dollars Ap-
|,pptiated for Decoration
| nd Lighting of Streets
|lpIToR is UNDECIDED
4, VIII Refuse Payment of
|surant Unless Convinced
of Legality.
IS UNDECIDED

- ,he arguments OF a strong
~. ~. from tho Commercial club. the
s-u,sion yesterday voiced its sem
y n fayor Of appropr!atns the sum
"a n assist in the entertainment
%rs%nsmIpsissippI Commercial con-
~ tbs National Irrigation con-
rrsch meet here during the, sum
se. W. commission had formerly de-
Z ~, make the appropriation. on the
wvnsi % money could not legally be
s q, - sueh purposes. w. III. Shear
" suditor Indicated after the
egh eg;hat unless lie Is fully cOnvin ced
,srnilty OF the Appropriation, he
iSISo 10 issue the warrant Tor the
~ "As q citizen and taxpayer: l
Lilly in favor Of the appropria-
az Mr. Sherman, but i will not
sMeII In q position where one dis
',J fsYpoyer may bring suit against
4 a compel me 10 restore the amount
a X. dty treasury
+. fnmmercal clubs delegation vas
IA nj former Governor Heber NJ
A thaIrman OF the executive com
y. Al the Two congresses; Governor
x spTy. George a. Snow, chairman
|' a Ao5rd OF control. NJ. II. Walker,
raIrmar of the board: Oscar Cox,
Hewlett. George Austin. o. j.
- and Joseph T.. Caine, A peti-
4 yiing forth The committee's views
~ rs,ter OF an appropriation by the
unusslon was read after which
=,uN Wells introduced Governor
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Gibbons outclasses LAWN.

By International News Service
BUFFALO. ". Y. May H.-Miko Gibbons com
pIctoly outcIofscd Paddy LAWN in tOcr bout at
Convention hall tonight and Mt the close OF tho
eighth round Referee Collins called a halt whom
LAWN exhibited signs Of diBtrcsH and appeared
oil tho vorrc Of collapse Gibbons fought La
vim oil tho ring and had tho better Of evory
round.
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All for Taft.

ANACONDA, Mont. May l.-Decr
Lodge Republican county convention i'm
structed twenty-nine delegates 10 the
state convention for President Taft.
There was no Roosevelt support
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! d Petition

:. ft'lllon "as signed hy Ileber NJ.
srnse ? Snow. ". +. Jensen. Il
sis'fo George Austin and Joseph
comprising the executive com :
~ = nV'lsfge OF the congress arrange
4. ~ constitutes an earnest apneaI
susts OF the commission 10 keen
= SIsvmrnenls SIs ms ana promises made
Wy ''he by the previous adminis-
fssys :, u drawn 10 the wouderfu,
IN p',.nlts psesnlts derived by AlbuuuerdIIr.
y Il. Inueclo Colo. ani other cl,ics
sse we congresses have peen held i'm
Ill IL Is stated that tie progress
4 M s",me n state Of New Mexico oates
n, , so9a advertising given its capi
fIr y the people who came To the
,iI0su diIl0sumIentatiyc :. spirit OF the com
6o 6.s,fo,ls - lypl'ed in this extract:
m "ss, sn we ask YOU not To mega
~ s%i sppcai Tor light and transient
Ie5,seu sucil as possible that YOU do
= ,,s nns, " ihc efficacy for good oi
\ ,syi,sse iesses or that possibIy thny
\ , AN oy former administrative,
hs vastly different view oi
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Two for Roosevelt.

INDEPENDENCE. Kan, May H.
Third district delegates To national Re-
publican convention-Norman l.. Hay of
sedan and Judge Nelson Case of Oswego.
Instructed for Roosevelt. William Allen
White Endorsed for national committee
man
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Iowa for Clark.
BY International News Service.

BURLINGTON, Ia. May 14-Thou-
In front OF stores hotels and private
residences, the Hound Dawg" song
sung on street corners BY newly arrived
delegations and PLAYED by innumerable
brass bands and the wearing OF Champ
Clark buttons and badges by nearly all
the residents and visiting population, are
a few OF the signs going To verify the
prediction made tonight that Iowa S
Democratic state convention will so for
Champ Clark for president by an over
whclmnG vote.
Nicholas f. Reed. chairman of the state
Democratic committee. and w. D, jaime -
son. manager Of the Clark campaign in
this state united I'm statement tonight
that q poll OF the counties show 500 OF
the 934 delegates favorable To Clark for
president and so In favor 10 issue man
datory instructions 10 vote for Champ
Clark.
Speaker Champ Clark Is the over
whelning choice Of the Iowa Democrats
for president" said Judge JAMESON to-
night ''ln Thursdays convention his
majority will he so wonderful we Will
wonder If there is really contest in
this state.
"Of the a34 delegates 10 the conven-
tIon Clark will have 500 Every vote in
the First district Is instructed for him;
lie has every vote in tho Ninth district
| except two. and ne probably will have
those two. He absolutely controls eight
of the districts and probably. VIII con
troll nine. All opposition TO him Will be
swept away and he VIII receive the
unanimous Endorsement Of the conven-
| ton,
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TENNESSEE TUCKED
AWAY BY TAFT MEN
CONTINUED From Page one,)

state central committee at which II was
decided TO station police at the thcater
in which the convention is TO be held and
TO let no one in without a ticket from the
committee. AS the committee Is three
lourthS TAFT in complexion and over 800
seats are contested. the Roosevelt men
decided they had small chance to get I'm
and at first determined to hire another
nall Their more bellicose stand was
taken later on
The state committee removed Secretary
II. C. Snyder OF Seattle, a Roosevelt man.
ana appointed in his stead George f..
Breslln. a Taft supporter The commit
tee appointed five Roosevelt leaders and
five Taft leaders to hold conference to
agree If possible on a division of the
delegates. This was rejected by the
Roosevelt men, who proposed Instead
that Roosevelt have twelve delegates and
TAFT two. The Taft men rejected this
offer and the conference adjourned. dead
locked.
This afternoon the COMMITTEES began
consideration OF contested delegations,
taking up King county first.
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Fgut |iF Of the Governor.

t.uso. Spry spoke briefly, emphasiz-
q ~ fact that the congress had been
"a Or ihe former mayor OF the city
. .sl 10 Salt Lake He reminded the
zinlou that precedent existed for
1t lhe appropriation, a former city
thtaion having appropriated $lO,-
* ne entertainment OF the Grand
"a d The Republic several years ago.
sN the commission of the action
|s.aslops boards OF county commits
Is n tho state, VINO agreed TO levy
.gtdsl tax for exhibits TO be made
~ ih congresses, In conclusion he
%! ihs city authorities TO uphold the
litan Of the city for hospitality and
4 fzp The benefits which VIII accrue
/ e dts and state from the TWO great
..Gags
y. Avllln, who was a delegate 10 the
i Es1leus session OF the National. 1r-
-sr congress at Chicago. told of the
|n1slul efforts OF the Utah delegation
.E1fe the next congress
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Notice of Contests.

CHICAGO, May 14.-Notice OF thirty
three contests has been filed with the
Republican national committee which will
open its permanent headquarters tomor-
row.
From Florida came notice that the
states twelve delegates would be con-
tested Other contests reported were
from the Fourth and the Seventh districts
OF Mississippi and the Fifth district of
Louisiana
A peculiar condition exists IN the FIFTH
Louisiana district One delegate and his
alternate were ndorsed by both the
Roosevelt and the Taft followers but
they split on the second delegate and the
second alternate.
Through a misunderstanding II pre-
viously was announced at the committee
headquarters here that a meeting OF the
sub committee would be held tomorrow
or Thursday to make final plans for the
convention. This meeting will be held
on Nav is
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Hellhon Adopted.

WslEeT and Governor Wells also
AL Inc commission and on The
5slon Of their remarks. Comm. .ssioner
q introduced tile following resolution
Ss seconded by Commissioners
E and adopted by unauimous
A.aksd thai Il is the sense OF The
1ialoD that the sufn OF $4,000 be ap-
satt1 ioI The decura ton ana light
ms streets during the sessions
i lnnsmlsslSsippi Commercial con-
and The National Irrigation con-
u amount To he expended under
.'soloi oil the city commission
nsmosrs OF the delegation had
5eIso that as a direct appropriatIon
asfaiument OF tie visitors had been
l,,ui Illegal by the city's former
4noT counsel. THE amount be ap-
a'tu lor street decoration and street
s' aho action was taken accord :
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Churchill Downs Entries.

I BY InToTnatIonal NEWS ScrvIce
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 4-Churchiu Downs
I entries for tomorrow:
First Race-SiX furlonrs
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Solid for Roosevelt.

ST. PAUL, MINI. May 14-Minnesota's 3
"a delegates to the Chicago convention
probably will be instructed solidly for
Roosevelt according to complete returns
today from yesterdays county conven-
tions. With the election OF the six
delcgates-at-large at the state convention
at Minneapolis Thursday. the personnel
OF the delegation will be complete
Former Congressman Tawney declined
to become a candidate. Roosevelt majorI-
ties in other counties OF his district hav-
ing nullined the Taft majority In the
forces to carry the Ninth district were
wrecked when Polk county went for
Roosevelt
The delegates 10 the state convention
will be divided thus: Roosevelt SIG, Taft,
Ia. La EOlletIn. 1GA
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Ready for Convention.

RALEIGH, n, G.. May 14-DcleEates
arrived here today for the Republican
state convention tomorrow. State Chair
man Morchead comedies that the Roose-
welt men are in control and that they
may change the plan of organization so
as to give him a solid delegation TO the
delegates t-large were to be elected.
Richmond Pearson and former Senator
Marion Butler are candidates for the
10 succeed Z. G. Duncan, a Taft man
Mr. Morchead also a Taft man. Is op-
posed for the state chairmanship by 2eb
Vance Walser The Taft forces are said
TO control only one tenth of the county
delegates TO the state convention.
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Occur d'Alene Entries.

By International Ncws Service.
ALAN Ida Mny ia l5-TomoYroN's rocur
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Coast League.

os ANGELES. May 1l.-scors 1.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Harry T. CrisWell. de- ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Harry T. Criswell, deceased, to the creditors of and al, persons having claims against the said de ceased, to exhibit them, with the nec- essary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office of Baker & Baker, Rooms 317-31S, Fleming Building, City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Maricopa.
 FRANK L. CRISWELL, Administrator of Harry T. Criswell,
 deceased.
 Dated, Phoenix, Arizona, this 3ri day Of April A. D. 1912.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-03
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

Of the State of Arizona, in and for
 the County of Maricopa. Tn the matter of the estate and guardianship of John Belden Bur- ger, Wilbert H. Burger minors. Order to show cause on application of guardian for order of sale of real estate.
 On reading and filing the petition of Nina Burger, the guardian of the estate and persons of John Belden Burger and Wilbert H. Burger. minors praying for an order of sale of certain real estate belonging to her said wards for the uses and pur- poses therein set forth;
 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, That the next of kin of the said ward and all persons interested in the said estate, appear before this court on Tuesday, the 14th day of May, 1912, at 10 o'clock, a. m, at the court room of this court, at the city of Phoenix, in the county of Maricopa, then and there to show cause why an order should not be granted for the sale of such estate;
 AND TT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That a copy of this order be publish fore the said day of hearing, in the Arizona Republican, newspaper printed and published in said city of Phoenix. county of Maricopa.
 Dated April 9th, A. D. 1912.
 JOHN c. PHILLIPS,
 Judge.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 n00O4

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, April II, 1912
 Notice is hereby given that Samuel w. Stewart, of Buckeye, Arizona, who, on June 3, 1905, made Home stead entry, No. O3224, for NE SEA-, NE SWA. Section 3, Township IS. Range 3W, c. & s. R. Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before Register and Receiver, U. s. Land Office, at Phoenix, Arizona, on the 18th day of May, 1912.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Lawrence II. Thayer. of Phoenix, Arizona. Bert Grove, of Phoenix, Arizona. Walter Jones, of Buckeye, Arizona. Paul Jones, of Buckeye, Arizona.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register
Arizona republican., 1912-05-03

THE CHANGE OF A LIFE TIME.