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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-14

Even the schools have succumbee
to the siren song of spring. l
X X 4
Get out after those bass and trout
Business will wait, but fish won't.
X X X
La Follette's hair is beginning tc
stand on end again.
X x X
Salt this downfall is no gutter
He's in to stay.-Springfeld Republi-
can.
X X X
The amount of rainfall in the last
few weeks is proof positive that Ida
no is receptive as we'll as a product
i've state.
Nothing on the menu tastes so fine
to most of 'em as fulsome flattery.
4 4 X
AS they are busy investigating the
Money Trust, don't be surprised if
you are summoned.
X X K
A specialist in Chicago claims any,
one may acquire beauty. Outside of
Canyon County all women do. Here
they are born beautiful.
4 X 4
How hard it is that in all this lurid
display of language Uncle Joe Can
non hasn't even a look-in.
X 4 4
Why hasn't somebody suggested
the Hague arbitration treatment for
the claims of Taft and Roosevelt?
X X X
John d. says he was 80 years old
before he had piled up his first thous-
and plunks. Even at that he has us
beaten to moth-eaten FRAGILE.
X X X
Nothing can bring you peace but
Nothing can bring YOU
peace but the triumph of principles
Emerson.
+ 4 X
It's sad the way circuses are de-
eriorating. They are not half so
rood as they were when we were bows.
4 4
One of the boys says that Mark
Safes brought home the sample of !
Doth powder they handed around at
he convention and had it cooked
linking it was cornstarch.
x 4 4
Don't start to dig up lot of work
or the boys now, just because it's
'acation time.
X 4 X
1t anyone doubts the wonderful fer.
ility of Idaho soil, show him the
along our fairest residence
treets.
X 4 4
When We gaze upon the formidable
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.

thereby announce myself a candi.
date for denomination for Office of As
SCISSOR and Tax Collector, subject to
the Republican primary election to be
held July 80, 1912.
m24-jl4 A. O. CHRISTOPHER.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-14
SEVENTH ORGAN RECITAL.
Program of Fayorite Selections.

Next Sunday afternoon, June 10th,
Mr.. Beal will give his 9TH free organ
recital at the Methodist Church. The
Program will consist of selections
played at previous recitals that have
received the greatest number Of re-
quests, and will therefore prove the
most enjoyable of any recital yet
given. The choir of the church will
assist and will be heard in two fine
chorus numbers. The program is
given below:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
FACULTY AGREES
TO 0RTA'S Terms
Formally Approves Contract
With Umpire to Coach Wash
inqton and Lee Baseball Team.
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tspeaal to The Timss-Daspatch.l
Lynchburg, Va, November A-As
Orth has signed a contract 20 eoacn
the Washington and Lee baseball sqaao
again during the coming spring sea
son. approval If the General AthieGc
Association OF the university OF the
contract having Just been returned 70
Or,h. The contract was signed
week or more ago. and 1t was broasht
to the attention OF the athletic asso-
citation of the school at meeting IN
Lexington Monday night. when II WAS
promptly approved
Orth is to take charge OF the train
ing camp again next year on March =
remaining with the squad until II pc
comes necessary 70. him - report ZOE
work as umpire in the National League.
This will give him about five weeks
with the squad. or three or four weeks
less than he spent in the training last
spring.
Last year Orth's work ~ coach was
highly pleasing to washington ana
Lee students, for the team won seven
teen games. lost six and tied one:
Next spring. however. the team VIA
NOT include Moran and Thompkins- fhs
crack pitchers. both OF whom played
professional ball last season
The team has already had some pre-,
liutnary practice early this faii. am
annearances are that there Is some very
nromisinx material among new men N
the school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
GETS
| STIRRING GAME
Washington and Lee and Uni
versity of Virginia Play
Basketball There.
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rSpecia! to The Times-D!spatch.1
Lynchburs, Va, November IMAM
ager Donohue. of the Washington AMI
Lee basketball quins, has completed ar
ransements for a game OF basketball
at the city auditorium here on the
night Of February S between Washing
t,n ani Lee and the University CT Viz
g.nia-
That this game VIII draw the largest
crowd ever seen at a basketball game
IN Lynch5urS Is almost certain The
auditorium can be converted into n
cage .or the game IN an excellent way.
tn. cage can be placed across the big
floor in such manner a. TO make
every seat IN the balcony available
Cor spcctstors. In addition to ta's.
many seats can be located IN the lower
floor on either side OF the playing
space, while reservations can lie sod
Tor seats on Tn. platform. asd there
can be several hundred OF these. Eas-
lily I.eSe people can be afforded seat
ing for the game. AID IL this number Ct
tickets are not s,ld there will be some
surprise felt
Tho game in LynehbgTe Is TO he the
only on. between Washington and Les
and Virginia during the coming sea
son and % 10 not improbable that
alumni Of both institutions VII 10
attracted from out Of town There IL
talk also Of operating a special from
Lexington, IN order that the studcuts
may come down Ia the evening and
return home that night after the con-
test while 10 - not improbable that =
similar arransemcns viii be made Tor
the students Of the tnivers'ty OF VIZ
ginia.
y. promise - rnsdc for a game with
IN. Young Mems Cartst an Association
team by Washington ana Lee, and tbs
varsity schedule has been about con.
p,e,ed fer sho coming seaD0S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
NO ONE BARRED
FROM ENTERING
Ban on Mona. A. u. Organize
tons Raised in Baltimore
Cross-Country Run.
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Especial to The Times-Dsspatch-l
Baltimore, Nd. November l4-Ac-
cordins to the lates, action OF the
board OF managers OF the South Allan
tic Association OF the Amateur Athletic
Union. the college athletes and tee
preparatory school boys. in ADDITION
to the athletic clubs, Will be allowed
to have representatives in the annuai
hill and dale race to be held over \
dandy course from the WalSrook Attn
letic Club December : at 2:30 o'cl ock-
In the track and field champions MS
meeting held last summer. only ath-
letes who were members OF an organ
ization that was listed as a body OF
the Amateur Athletic Cn!on vas IL
lowed to have representatives Gn the
field. and this latest ruling opens UP
q wider field for all concerned.
1t is now assured that all OF the uni
versities in the province OF the south
Atlantic Association-Deiav Vary
land, Virginia West Virginia, North
and South Carolina and the District OF
Columoia-w!Il have at least one rep
resentative Oh hand. gar inquiries
have been received by the chairman
from these various sections. Because
the college men were barred In the
track and field championships was the
reason AZ first that so few coit'Scs
were iatarestsd, nut nov ;i:at the oin
has been lifted ~ the ''oarj os n,aa-
ayers, Jnc OF the li.-!!tst champion
ships ever held IN t:;c SOUTH over the
hills should be experienced.
Richmond College. University OF
North Carolina. Agricultural AID NC
cha nScal, Virginia Military InsttaSse'
WASn.nRt0N
Jefferson. Georgetown Cni'ersts
George Washington University. GAIA
Ollie University. Washington I'D. CD
Athletic Association. Baltimore C-ty
College. Johns Hopkins University.
PoiytcSnn!c institsie and the local
athletic ciub.n~n have been invited u
compete. and the best race Q. the yeas
should De witnessed over the ptctuT
es.v- mountain course OF Franklin
road and vicinity. The City College
distance team has started 10 frS.:i. and
Hsro,d fIergresvcs. the centre Of the
football team. IS going Go pilot the
uoys ,yer the hills In the next :ew days
in order 70 tamiliar.ze them with tn;
race route.
Three regulation Amateur Athi.S
Union die medals win he swsrd~d TO
the asa,etes finishing hrss. second and
third. while . tesm trophy VIII DC
awarded the squad OF four men maxi
sos the least number Of points. Easry
tIsaks are out and may be had vi
Martin J. n. McDcnagb. care II Che
baltimore News baltimore. Nd The
entries will be received NJ 20 mid
nigh; ~. December ]. The course Ger
which the run viii be held r. an i.'.ei
one. ana no condition of weather WI
cause o possponcmeat because OF thc
excsslsas c,RdjtsSN - che roe1s q
al simSa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
In the Wake Of the Game
BY GUS MALBERT

so that the two schools may start on
an equal and fair basis. This is the
nrst step. Others viii follow. Fully
5000 people saw the game yester-
day. Twice that number will see il,
next year.
McGuires VS.. High School to-day.
which IL the last word in football.
The huskies may tear and rave. but
It's the little fellows who furnish the
speed. This il the deciding game for
the championship, too. SO you high
brows OF football prepare TO learn
things to-day.
Richmond College Is ali groomed for
the game with Rock Hin tomorrow.
OF course. they expect 10 win. Hamp-
n-Sidney does things to william and
Mary in Petersburg the same day.
Talking Of Richmond College. We
are informed that the institution Is
building concrete stadium at the new
grounds. in westhampton Park. and
that this stadium will contain stands
Of concrete with an ultimate capacity
OF 10000 Within the Enclosure, which
will cost IN the neighborhood OF $25.-
600, will be a haIf-mile circular cinder
track, a football field and a baseball
field. All Of which looks rs II the
Spiders were headed for the front.
from an athletic standpoint. at least
Along with pess.m!ssic reports from
Georgetown come the opposite from
Virginia The last practice has been
held. and both Maiden and Finlay were
in the lineup. The Orange and Blue
realizes that the battle will be hard.
but hope Is high. A large delegation
of the local alumni will make the trip
to watch the contest. There has not
been much betting. mostly because
Georgetown Is holding the price too
stin The Blue and Gray IL an easy
10 to favorite, and that price will
prevail IL any wagers are made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
null CITY Y.M. CA.
CUNT IS READY
Association Champs Of Last Sss-
son Prepare for Strenuous
Winter Campaign.
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Especial to The mes-Ddspatch.1
Lynchburs, Va. November 14.-PrsH.
arations for the coming ssason OF the
Lynehburg Young Mems Christian
Association basketball team. the un-
disputed association champions Of Viz
ginia last season. are going on rap
idly. Several games have already been
arranged. and the correspondents no"
beinx carried IN with other teams
means probably a more inviting sched-
uie than was played In the season Ut
1?lI-l3l2.
A game has been arranged with the
Virginia Military Institute. cadets st
Lexington on Januar, 4, and Randolph
Macon College will play here Febru-
AIRY Is. this contest taking place at
the gymnasium Of the Randolph-Ns-
con Woman's College. where 800 coll
lese folks viii cheer for the Randolph
Macon colors.
Two games, one here and the other
in Asheviiie. are practically certain
with that fast Carolina association
team The one here will prebe6ly taxe
place early in January. and The one
in Asheville probably on January %.
Games are being sought with the
ASSOCIATE ,ns in Roanoke. Richmond.
Charlottesville and several other
towns. while the management OF the
team will do all in It's power to secure
games with the best college aad uni
yersity CUNTS In Virginia and North
Carolina.
Last year the representative team
went through the season without q
defeat. having sixteen victories to III
credit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
White Has Rib Fractured

White. left bssf sack ~ tie tut
yersssy College % Nedsrsse ssssbsis
eS~y~u, wss severely thOoab net
Ssueeroosly ssJar~j sD The sass
Suarser - tie game yesterday Win
sSe W<AscaI College of vss9soss.
one ssh wss krSkes. and De- wss
taken 70 The Virgins US>pises.
where the sra~turcd sIS wss sressed.
TIE pasieps lister vetuvue1 % MS
S~0e. ssS 10 serious sster-e9eets
sse oottesposeA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15

Norfolk, Va, November I4.-Caugh
Hill won the fifth and best race on
to-days card at the jamestown Jockey
Club track. defeating a field OF some
Of the best horses in America. The
talent went to Grover Hughes and
Flying Yankee, but both were easily
disposed of by Caugh Hill in the back
stretch, when he overlook the lead
and was never caught. Acton showed
some speed in the last quarter and I'm
ished a close second.
Jesuit, an odds on favorite, made a
runaway race of the steeplechase. the
first of the present meeting He gal
ioped home block ahead OF Azure Maid
! Five horses lost their riders In the
race, and DR.. Heard, for running out
side and failing to finish in the required
time. was denied third money. This
is the first race ever run at the James
town track in which third money was
ever refused.
Amalti, from the stable OF R. T. Will
son, won the Atlantic Hotel purse. with
Joe Diebo!d pushing him hard. while
Tarts, an odds-on favorite, easily cap
tured the two-year-O event.
; The crowd to-day was even larger
than yesterday. many new arrivals
having arrived from Pimlico.
Jockey Allen. who rode Norbitt in
I the steeplechase. and Williams. who
rode Virginia Creeper. were slightly
hurt when their mounts pitched them
over the fourth hurdle.
Three horses fell in a heap at this
Jump and from the grandstand 1t look
ed like the Jockeys had fallen under
their mounts Three doctors rushed
to the scene. but the Jockeys were able
to walk to the clubhouse with the
assistance Of stable employees
Summaries.
Results Of races:
First neutrality-suspicious. Haidens
FIVE and a half fu.longs-Fiy B.
Night 100 (ButwelD, Z to l. won
Turkey in the straw. liz (Mondon). q
TO 1. for place, second: Gardenia, 10:
(Turner), to 5, to show. third Time
1:os %. Rock Fest, Sweet Times
FaIconet, FRS, Tromp. Arran, Fair,
Godmother, La Sajnrslla. Hands Al
cane also ran
Second rsce-two-year-olds: selling
six furlongs-Tarts. los (Hopkins),
TO 3. won; Continental. los tWolf}.
20 /. for place. second: Brynary. 10:
I:I5. Yorkvilie. Early Light, Battery
Ella Crane, Colby and Honey Bee ais'
ran
rh!-d race-steeplechase: three
year-olGs and UP: mile on the grass
Jesuit. IA tCha-tranj), to ;. won
Azure Maid. I3s henderson,. Il to !
for place. second. No third horse Time
$40 Lizzie Flat. Norbit. Calm, Nam,
! Black aEG Virginia Creeper lost no
er.. DR.. Heard ran out and vas de
MED third money.
Fourth race-Atiantic Hotel purse
| rhree-year-o and up: one mile
/ AmaIG. los tBUtvelD. s TO l. won. Jo
| Dieboid. Sc tNartinl, 4 30 5. for place
! second. Patton. los CTUrner,. TO
70 show. third. Time 1910 rs. Carl
Ton G. Welt Judge Morck- Ecpubl!
| can and Mud sill also ran
Fifth race-Handicap: for all ages
| six furIonCs-cauGh Hill III Peak
s 20 :. won: Acton. 100 tMaryin,. &
!. for place. second; Flying fanke,
Jos sIeCaheyD. . 20 5. to show third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
FORK UNION FOR
STAUNTON GA NE
Two Valley Elevens Will Get
Together Saturday for Real
Football Game.
rspecal 10 The Times-D.spa,eh-J

ISpf-aI 70 He I4!I4SS-tI-sSd<~s-J
Fork Cn!on, Va, November l4-Ths
football team OF the Fork Union NIL
starry Academy will leave here to-mor-
row for StauI:oa. where on Saturday
they will play staunton Military Acad-
.ny. Coach Taylor will take about
fifteen men. The lineup Il Fork Union
academy viii De:
Guards. Ee6d and Camden. tackles.
Tliman and Tillerman. centre, karnes;
Left end. Ernest. right ead, JVstiS'
quarter back Divers: right half back
Williams. left half back. Ward: fG!l
back. Turner: soSstitCtes-Peop!es
Profit and Frsre.-
Fork Union academy has oefeatec
Ricamona Academy, Richmond Colleg'
second team. aad lost 10 Jefferson tHis
season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15

HOGAN Knocked Out
New york. November N--Leach Cross. OK
this city knocked out One-Rouad Hogan.
o: California, in the third round OF Q
scheduled ren-round bout here tonight
Athletes Win Another.
Havana November 1.-THE Philadelphia
American League team won to-day from
Havana, 10 to O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15

.NS~'~0s OV'
lege Of Virg.nia~Ayers for Brock
well; BrockweIl for Johns; Johns sor
Foster. University College OF Medi-
cine-Rennie for Herndon: Herndon
for Rennie: Fits for White. Touch
downs-Johns, Schenck. Goals from
touch6owns-Schenck Score-MedI-
cal College OF Virginia, 10; University
College OF Medicine. o.
Oniciais: Taylor CIV. & N), referee
Ress, (Swarthmore). umpire: Sitter
ding, (Georgetown). iinesman. Time
Of periods, Is, l. I-z. IL 1-2; 10 minutes
each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
O'BR|EN IS OUT
OF GIANT RANKS

SeE YORK November N-Joseph =.
oBTien. secretary o: che New YORK Nat:ons:
Lezsge BasebsG Clgs. resigned to-day. sae
vas elected % succeed hiEa. ". y. Heap
sad, sou-in-isw o. Jora : Brush. preSi-
Dent 90 tue club. va. slccred vice pEeSIzest,
Mg O'Ig-..r j. Icw "a tie w.s;.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
To-Day S Selections

First race-Latent, Cordie F.,
Nemesis.
Second race-Rye Straw, Nom
chief, Patrick s.
Third race-Slim Princess, Mo-
hawk Boy, COncurran.
Fourth race-Bashti, yellow Eyes.
Flamma.
Fifth race-Union Jack, Amoret,
Takahlra.
Sixth race-Donald McDona1ds
Chester Krum (Only twO).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
CAUGH HILL GRABS
BEST RACE ON CARD
Defeats Big and Fast Field While Talent Goes
neutrality-suspicious. Causes Spill OF
Five ] ckeys.
Five Jockeys.

Time. 1:13 As. Grover Hughes. Mar
jorie \. Lochiel. Guy Fisher and
Cloths Brush also ran.
Sixth race-three-year.o lds and up
selling; mile and a sixteenth-Apias'
ter. 104 (Teahan). to /. won; Idle
weiss. 1l2 (Buxton). even for place
second; Lad Of Langdon. 109 (ButwelD
2 to 5. to show. third. Time. 1:4s 20
Spin. Michael Angelo. Senator Spark:
and My Gal also ran.
Fridays Entr1es.
First race-two-year-old purse
$500; selling: Eve furlongs-'Mams
Johnson. Sc; 'chiiton Dance 80
sPass On, 80; Willis. 101: Sand Hog
101; .Pike's Peak. 1902. joaquin. los;
Mimesis. 1O4; Cordie F.. l04; Miss
Tromp, 105: Latent. l07: Maths l. 1o7i
Province, fO7: Thesieres. 1917.
Second race-three-year-olds and up
purse $500; selling: five and a half
furlongs-sFather Ola, 10I: 'Jessur
Burn. l02; Calisse. lOS; Dipper. LOG
Camel. ITO; Lady Sybil. 107: Berkeley
I07; Miss Moments, l07: York Lad
lOs; Argonaut. ITO: Patrick. S. Ito;
Rye Straw. 10: Moncreiff. 113: Royal
Onyx. l16.
Third racial ages; maidens: purse
$500; selling. one mi!e-Syosset. 90
Mohawk Boy. So: Jim Caffrey. 102
.Absconder. l06; Slim Princess. LOT
Con Curran. ITO: Door Mat. 1o7.
Fourth raced. P. Reed and Bro.
purse; three-years-olds and up: purse
$500. one mile-Rey. 100; Royal Mes
sage. 100; Sir BIaise. log: Flamma, LOG
Yellow Eyes. LOG: Bashti. LOG; LAwtor
Virgins. 109.
Fifth race-three-year-old and UP
purse $500; selling: FIVE and q half fur.
Iong-'V. Powers. lo4: Fond Heart
I07: Kerran. 1o7: Narnoc. J. v. Jr-
107; Port Arlington. 1os: Deduction
10s; Jack ,Dennan. ITO: Union Jack
III: 'Takihira, Ill: 'Jacobite. Ill
Jack Nunnally. 113: Amoret, 113
Cardiff. 113: Myles O'Connell. 11s.
Sixth race-three year-olds and up
purse $500: selling: one and one-six.
teenth miles-'Monkey. s6; bad
News /. SO: taboo. 90: O.sU. Buster
l0l; Mad River. 102: Font, 1903: Sprine
Mass, 1903: "Donald Macdonald. 103
Working Lad. 104; Haldeman. 1oi
Breaker Boy. 105: Husky Lad, los
"Oakhurst. log; Pardner. 1o7; Cheste'
Krum. l08.
s-Apprentice allowance OF ave
pounds claimed.
Weather cloudy-track heavy.
Hogan Knocked Out.
New York. November H-Leach Cross. o
O: California. in the third round OF .
scheduled ren-round bout here tonight.
Athletfcx Win Anofher
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
REVIVAL PROGRAM.

During the entire wook revival ser vices will be held at the Christian church in Mesa, corner of Macdonald and First street. and the meetings will be in charge of Evangelist Carl Green, recently from Los Angeles. MT Green IS known as the Boy preacher" and Is said to have had wonderful success in holding audiences and bringing sin ners to see the errors of their way The meetings may last longer than a week, but the program announced is for this week only and is al follows;
 Sunday mOrning-"Get Busy"
 Sunday night-"If Christ Came to Mesa"
 Monday night-Illustrated sermon, The Story of a Bad Boy"
 Tuesday night-"Where Did Cain get his Wife?"
 Wednesday night-"Nuts for Skep- tics to Crack"
 Thursday night-"How two Preach CTS got in Jail"
 Friday night-'Is it well with thee?'
 Sunday mOrning-December S. "Ir Christ"
 Sunday night-"The Meanest Man ir Arizona"
 There will be illustrated songs anC stereOpticOn pictures every night.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
DECEMBER PROMISES
 ID BE LIVELY MONTH
Several Important Meetings for the Opening Week Are to Take Place
 in Mesa

Monday night Damon Lodge Knights of Pythias, will close nominations and elect for the term beginning on the first of January, 1913. Several other matters of importance vii come up at the meeting and members are urged to be present.
 Wednesday night, December 4th, Judge Geo. D. Alden of Boston, Mass,
 will appear at the Mesa opera house and deliver his lecture. The Needs of the Hour" to those who attend. This is the second of the Lyceun series of the Mesa union high school and prom
 ises to be one of the best. Judge Al
 den is one of the foremost lecturers of
 the present day. and has a world wide
 reputation. His subject is enc that is
 of interest to all. old and Young, and
 his treatment is stid to be powerful.
 It is not often that Mesa has an op-
 portunity to hear so distinguished an
 orator and no doubt the house will be
 crowded. Reserved seats are to be had
 at Everybodys drug store
 At 9:05 Thursday morning the first agricultural demonstration train of
 Arizona will arrive at the A. E. depot,
 Mesa. This train will contain samples of farm products, improved farm ma Chinery, live stock and everything else that may be of interest and profit to the farmers of the valley and will be accompanied by Prof. A AI McOmie superintendent of farmers institutes; Prof. R W Clothier, dairy husband man of the University of Arizona; Prof. A. H Wilde, president of the University at Tucson, and other noted i specialists in fruit, dairy and general agricultural products. Demonstrations will be made at the car both fore and afternoon. At night there will be a 1 series of talks at the assembly room l of the Mesa high school, with music, l5antern slides, etc. The aim of the 1 demonstration car is to give the farm
 CTS, free of cost, pointers on all the lat
 est and most approved methods of az 1 riculture, including livestock, dairying, | machinery, tilling, seed selection, road 1 building, irrigation, weed control and l insect eradication. No land owner can afford to miss the demonstrations or l the lectures. Everything free; no ad- 1 mittance for the night meeting. The l car will remain in Mesa until the hour l of one o'clock, P NJ. December 9th l Saturday afternoon, December 7th 1 there will be a meeting of the allied 1 commercial organizations of MaricOpa