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Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
SPORTING CALENDAR.
Monday.


 International lS.2 balklne billiards tournament begins al the Liederkranz club, New York
 Stanilaus Zbyszke. the Polish wrest- Ter. and Giovanni Raicevich. the Itali- an. will meet in contest to finish in Madison Square Garden, New York Carl Morris. the Oklahoma heavy weight. ami Jim Stewart will box ten rounds in Brooklyn.
 Eastern championship skating races will be held under auspices of New hurgh x. Y, Wheclmen.
 Automobile shows will be neld dur ing the week in Atlanta, Ga. Kansas City, Mo. Grand Rapids. Mich, and Troy N. Y.
 Meeting of magnates will be held ir Muskogee. okla. to organize the Mid-Contin,nt baseball league. which will take the place of the Western association
 ball-Pennsylvannia vs. Col umbia at New York.
 Tuesday.
 Business session and annual sched- ulc meeting of the National league will he held in New York
 "Wednesday.
 Annual schedule meeting of the American league magnates will be convened in Chicago.
 Thursday.
 Al Palzer. the Iowa White Hope" and Jim Flynn. the Pueblo heavy weight. will fight ten rounds at tthe National Sporting club, New York. International Skating Unions in- tornational championship meet will begin in Boston.
 Annual tournament of the Missouri Slope Bowling association commences at New Salem. x. D.
 Friday.
 Western Bowling congress opens annual tournament in Los Angeles, to continue to Feb 25.
 Entries close for American Bowling congress tournament. to be held in Chicago during March.
 College Basketball-COrnell at Princeton. College gymnastics-Col- umbia at Pennsylvania. College wrestling-Penn State at Cornell.
 Saturday.
 National Motor Boat show opens in SiXty-ninth regiment armory. New York.
 Appalachian Baseball league will hold schedule meeting in Knoxville. Tenn
 Annual indoor games of Columbia university will be held in New York. Automobile shows open in Pitts burgh. Minneapolis. Cleveland. and Newark.
 American indoor skating champion ships will be held at St. Nicholas rink. New York Figure skating championships of Sweden at Goteburg and Swedish speed skating championships at Ny oping
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
MANY ARRIVALS
 DURING WEEK
Brilliant Season at Castle Hot Springs. Ferry Par ty Leaves for California. Popular Automobile Ex- cursions From Phoenix.

CASTLE HOT SPRINGS. Ariz. Feb. lo-AIr Dexter NJ. Ferry of Detroit, with his party of twelve. left on Thursday in his private ear, for a trip tD California They all expressed themselves most enthusiastically over their visit and promised to return next year.
 The arrivals this week include:
 Mr. C. \. Theusen. prominent mer- chant of CH.cago.
 Mir. ani Mrs John Svoboda Mr. Svoboda is president of the Grand Leader coupany, Chicago.
 Mir r. C. Earle, general manager of the American Smelling and Refining Companys plant at Fl Paso, Texas.
 MT. Douglas Gray. mining opera tor at Tucson.
 Also a party of five. consisting of Mrs. =. F. Browning. Mrs. W. c. King .3Ei son. William. of Chicago. and Mir. and Mrs. C. II. Browning. of Philadel- phia.
 Mir. W. \. Drake Of Prescott made a flying trip into the Springs on Tues day. rem tinne only for luncheon.
 MT " A. lItWidlu bl hbnltldlI. -N- J-. is stopping on his way to California tor visIt with his daughter. Mrs. W"rran Wilson of Seattle. Wash. Mr. Poland is interested in water power and electric light companies in Cali f,rnia.
 An automobile run has been schcd- ul"i to take place today oSunday) from ThDauiN fs Castle Hot Strings 9uI at least fifty machines are expected to arrive here. Arrangements have been made tn receive and entertain all mem h,rs Of this party in the same manner as thoSo. who came earlier in the sea- son
 Tn" season promises to .bc a very brilliant one and the capacity of the hotel iS being taxed to its utmost Ar rivals of six. eight or ten k d daily occurencc"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
PHOENIX PROOF.

P H. Williamson. DOS South Second avenue, Phoenix. AriZ., says: Il am d painter and like many who do this work am subject to attacks of back ache and kidney trouble. For fifteen months l was employed as color mixer at Fort Whipple and the steady work effected my kidneys. bringing on a recurrence of the trouble. which on previous occasions had been the cause of my giving up. At night my back felt lame and there were rheu- matic pains through my limbs. Read ing about Doans Kidney Pills. l was led to try them. They gave me prompt relief. and since then when l have taken them. benefit has al- ways followed"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
LEAVE PALM BEACH.

PALM BEACH Fla. Feb. 1l.-Mr. ard Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury. whose recent wedding in Washington was the talk of two continents because of the immense fortunes united left here to- 6sy. after spending a part of their honeymoon. They are returning to Philadelphia to give an opera party on Monday uieht Mrs. Stotesbury who was Mrs. Oliver Cromwell of Wash irptnn. ha. been greatly admired here.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
EXPERT BOWLERS IN TOURNA-
 MENT.

ST. PAUL. Minn.. Feb. 1l.-Prepara- tions have heen completed for the h. ternational Bowling Association Tour nament which opens here tomorrow on the alleys of the West Side Club, con tiruing for eleven days. Among the cities represented by contestants are Chicago. Milwaukee. Dubuque, Des AIoines. Winnipeg, Duluth, Superior, Omaha and Sioux City. Mayor Fl. ]. Keller will roll the first ball and Gov .rnnr A .. Ebnrhart and other nrnm-
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
AN EPIDEMIC OF COUGHING

is sweeping over the town. old and young alike are affected. and the strain is particularly hard on little children and on elderly people. Foley Honey and Tar Compound is a quick. safe and reliable cure for all coughs and colds. Contains no opiatcs. Elvey X Hulctt.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
HOW COLD AFFECTS THE KID
 NEVIS

Avoid taking cold if your kidneys are sensitive. Cold congests the kidneys. throws too much work upon them. and weakens their action. Serious kidney trouble and even Brights dis ease may result. Strengthen your kidneys. get rid of the pain and sore ness, build them up by the timely use of Foley Kidney Pills. Tonic in action, quick in results. Elvcy % Hulctt
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
KOHLES- BALDWIN MATCH.

BUFFALO. \. " Feb. 11.-Paul Kohler of Cleveland and Matty Bald win of Boston have been matched for ten-round bout to be decided before the Buffalo club tomorrow night Koh- Ter got newspaper decision over Baldwin two years ago when he was practically a novice at the game.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
WOULD KEEP AWAY.

It was ash day. Pat and Mike were obliged to halt their heavily loaded cart to make way for a funeral. Gag ing at the procession, Pat suddenly remarked.
 Mike. | wish | knew where I was going to die. I'd give d thousand dol lars to know the place where I'm going to die
 Well. Pat. what good would it do if you knew"
 Lots said Pat. sure I'd nivir go near that place."-National Monthly.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
COMING WEEK DAY BY DAY.
Monday.

mOnday.
 Lincoln Protective League of H. liuoiS. the Lorimer faction of thr party will hold convention to approve candidates for governor and other state offices.
 National Liberal party convention of the republic of Panama will be held at Agua Dulce to nominate pres idcntial candidate to oppose President ArOSemcna.
 Democratic presidential primary will be held in St. Louis to choose and instruct delegates to the state
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
ATLANTA HOLDS SHOW.

ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. 1.-The sec ond automobile show that this city has had opened here today under the aus piCes of the Atlanta Automobile and Accessory association. The exhibition which is million dollar event, will last one week
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12

convention. which will decided wheth- CT Clark or Folk shall be AIssouri's candidate for the presidential nom ination.
 Another special grand jury will convene at Bristol. Va. e" carry on the investigation into the alleged buying and selling of votes. for which 14I men have already been indicted. Arguments in the Camorri-t trial a; Viterno. Italy. will commence. and vii probably be prolonged for weeks by the defense in am effort to prove that Abetemasgic. the states informer. is insane.
 Illinois anC interstate good roads convention will be held in Chicago to promote a plan for Lincoln High Way connecting Chicago. Springfield ana St. Louis.
 Gov. Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey will deliver am address at the lroquois club uncheon in Chicago and k eN- psoted to touch upon the Watterson- Harvey affair.
 IincQIu'S birthday celebrations will T., held in cities throughout the North and West. with President Taft deliv- oriug the principal address at the New York observance.
 Tuesday.
 Speaker and AIr-. Champ Clark will be- the guests of honor at the Speak CTS banquet Go he given at the White House by President aul Ms. Taft
 Wedesday.
 Cardinal Farley will perform his first veiIng ceremony since his return from Rome. when he uniJes William Gunther Gardner British viec-consul in New York and Miss Edith Began. in St. Patrick's Cathedral
 William Randolph Hearst will ,le- liver an address on current political topics before the Kentucky state leSiS- latlre at Frankfort.
 Thursday.
 Gen. Theodore \. Bingham 100000 libel suit against Mayor Gaynor k set for trial in New York.
 Saturday
 Missouri live stock men will meet in Mexico. Mo. Go complete organization Of a cooperative shipping and selling association.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12

inent citizens will address the annual lI. A- !a- a
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12

Although there are but 400 women among the 5000 students at Cornell university. yet they win full half of the highest scholastic prizes.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
NEW STRENGTH FOR OLD BACKS

great blessing to many old folks. when taken for backache or tO regulate the action of the kidneys and help the kidneys to keep the blood pure
 Investigate the cures made by DOan'S Kidney Pills.
 You won't have to So thousand miles to find out. Here's a Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
WEATHER RECORD.

Record O: temperature. rainfall and tate of weather as made by the C. $. Weother Bureau, at . a. m. mountain lime yeSterda--
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12

Make Republican Want Ad do the work for you-a live wire" salesman on the job 24 hours a day
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12

Foley Kidney Pills will cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do no more. Elvey X Iiulctt
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12

It's dollars to the hole in the doushnut that the Pennsylvania judge who advised an accused man never to reply Co the taunts of an anEry wom- an is married man.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-12
HAVE YOU PILES?
Then Hem Roid IS What You Wan: A Guaranteed Internal
 Remedy

Here is physicians remedy. iu sugar-coated tablets taken inwardly. that cures all forms of piles ana avoids painful operations. as well as the common odious treatments. IL attacks the very cause-bad circula- ti,u.
 This remedy is Dr Leonhardt's HEAi-EOlD sold by the Lovett Drug O.. Phoenix, Ariz.. and all druggists. $l for 2i days medicine. and satis- faction guaranteed Dr. Leonhardt Co.,. station E. Buffalo. x Y. Prop. Write for booklet
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29

right in where he had left off two years
before. And he made such fine i'm.
preston in the southland that McGrau
forgot all about any notions Of turning
him loose.
Mccormick, who would qualify for g
regular berth If his legs were sound, is
one of the slowest runners in the game
He earns every hit And New York
pays well for the labor. He is a pinch
hitter of approved type: his record
shows that. SO far this season McCor-
mick has figured In 36 games. In all
that time he has been to bat Just 81
times. He has scored four runs de-
livered IL hits for a total of is bases
and an average of .345 and has stolen
one base--that on the soft end of a
double pilfer. Outside the luscious
batting average McCormick's work
may not be very impressive. But II
typifies season of work well done.
1t represents every fibre Of nerve
ana courage. Every time Mccormick
went to bat game hung In the bal
ance. He earned his salary by deliver.
ing the pinch punch. Day after day he
might Idle on the bench without ever
a chance to look over real big league
offering. Then in a flash would come a
big opening where a hit might mean
victory. That was the Office for
"Mush." And he made good tnvari-
ably. 1t was the execution of his great
bat In the pinches that helped New
York to second championship. Four
times In row I'm the crucial series in
Philadelphia he delivered a pinch blow.
AS much as any man he was entitled
to the credit of rolling back the Quak
ers and re-establishing the Giants
when the Cubs pressed closest. His
work against the Phillies CT itself JUS
titled a good years salary.
Self sacrifice Is the fundamental
creed which Mccormick must follow
toward his fellow associates. With his
batting prowess ends McGraws con-
Germ In him. Mccormick is supposed TO
deliver the pinch blow that starts a
rally or drives home the necessary
runs; then he steps out. He Is not even
allowed to linger as a base runner once
his office Is performed. Tillie Shafer
or some other irrepressible fleet ath-
lete takes up the base running burden
from first and big Mac 10 chased off
TO the cool, sequestered shower.
II baseball were conduct ted on the
union scale of wages. McCormick's
income would compare favorably with
the kings Of finance. Possibly alto
gether this season he will not have
been actively engaged In strife more
than couple OF hours. Yet he pulls
down big league salary and he will
ret full share of the worlds series
lDOile, He ia like1y ~ fiuur> - tbo
Dig classic. too. IL occasion arises for a
pinch hit.
All OF which goes to prove the Wis
dom Of old John Milton a. q baseball
prophet.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
RACES At
THE COMING FAIR.

In line with their determination to.
make the racing program at the come
ing lntermountain fair one OF tho
most notable meetings of blooded
horses In both the. Oregon Idaho and,
the north Pacific circuit, the fair d.
rectors yesterday announced that they
mad added a number Of classy harness
races to the program as already an.
nounced.
This means that an added number
OF the fastest horses in the west will
De seen on the local track during the
coming fair. Strings belonging to
various stables are arriving daily and
the track at the fair grounds already
presents an animated appearance a.
the rpeed kings work out each day !
The special races added to the pres,
ent program. announced are as fol.
lows; Monday. 2:1s trot. $500; weds
nssday. 2:os pace. $500; Thursday.
free-for-alf trot $500: Friday, IT'S
pace. $500; Saturday. free for.all
p&cSs SVVVs
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
Athletics.

Bernie Wefers. the New York A. c.
trainer and in his day Americas fast
est Splinter. Is i'll from an abscess.
Girls should never train for athletic
events. according to Miss May Sutton,
the tennis expert. She denies the ru-
NOR that she has been banting to lose
flesh,
James Meredith, the Mercersburg
academy student whose sensational
and record breaking running was one
OF the features of the Olympic games
at Stockholm, has entered the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania. Within a year
he will be eligible to compete for
Pennsylvania, At Stockholm Meredith
ran 500 meters in minutes 81 80
seconds.
Representatives of III clubs of the
15s enrolled that were eligible to vote
nave Reelected James f. sullivan
president of the Amateur Athletic I'M
ion, The election was unanimous
Andrew F. FULLY, the secretary treas
urer, who was also elected, has
500" attached to his office for the COM
ing year.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29

Rumor has II that Sam Crawford, of
the Detroit Tigers, Is slated to man
age minor league team next season.
Besides the capitol building. Harris
burg, Pa, Is famous for having been
the birthplace of Walter johnson.
Texas will be draped in mourning
next spring-or won't it?-for IT is re-
ported from Chicago that the White
Sox VIII forsake the Lone Star state
and pitch their training camp at Paso
Robles, Cal
"Cy' Morgan. former pitcher of the
Athletics. sent to Kansas City BY
Connie Mack early this summer, may
be seen with the Washington Senator'S
next season. Griffith thinks that Nor
gan can come back" and has offered
him place ON his pitching staff.
Hank O'Day, manager Of the Gin
cinaati Reds, wishes to deny emphati-
caliy the many rumors that he Will
be doing umpire duty again next year.
whether ! remain as manager of the
Reds or not rays O'Day, II will not
accept an offer to umpire in any
league"
Talk with ball players In both
leagues and they will tell YOU that
the coming worlds series ia going TO
be an even thing. and that It will 20 to
the seventh game. The National
league players are still picking the
Giants. while the American league
players stick to their league.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
STEALING
OF BASES DURING
WORLDS SERIES
Giants Will Find it Hard to
Slip Anything Past Car
rigan and Cady-The
Catchers' Records.


boston, sept. -e-ihe ne" ioIN
Giants Inc Nat'onal leagues entrants
ior the worlds series 10 oe s,aseu
next month nave sto,en more passes
TINS year IMAM any otner team IN the
senior organization ana their foiiowers
expect 'iat "heh tney set INTO tneir
iihpor'ai,' oa'.ies WIN 'ne i.eo Sun
they VIII De aoie 10 plller auite re"
SACKS o,i .arilsah una MS asso.i-
ates on the Boston catchlng staH' Inc
aohereh's Oh the f.ed ooN JUST do
haturaiy figure tia' ,aIrieah' lazy e.
VIII pe au,e " heep 1dce''"" 'aiiu
Oh speedy a,hieles llotl running via
on 'he pains
Time will tell which set OF fans Is
right. The figures show that when the
Boston and New York clubs played a
post season series in 1909. the New
Workers filched IL hassocks In five
games and the Boston catchers threw
out four men. Bill Carrigan caught
three of these contests and it was he
who tagged the four McGrawites, Pat
Donohue not making throw that
stopped anyone
In the American league this year
the Speed Boys opponents have not
been stealing with great frequency on
Carrigan, Cady, Nunamaker and
Thomas. In the first five months OF
the season the Bos-onians' adversaries
pilfered l51 bases, Chicago getting
80, Washington "a, Philadelphia %,
new YORK ~ Detroit "a, st. Louis 20
and Cleveland II. While the Speed
Boys rivals were acquiring this num-
per OF iarcenies' lo5 more or less fleet
M holm led nff to-
deavoring to steal. Thus Carrigan.
Cady ana the other two receivers have
thrown out two of every five men who
have endeavored to do the Raffles act.
Carrlgan mas had IS bases stolen on
: MIN and MS good right arm has cut
down 50 men. Young Cady, Joe
Woods battery mate, has done even
better than Carrigan, who may or may
not receive some votes for the Chal-
mers car this year. Cady has permit
ted "a steals and has refused to stand
Tor u thefts' Leslie Nunamaker has
cut down % men who tried to steal
bases and Is charged with having al
lowed 81 steals. Young Thomas. who
is not likely to be given a chance to
play In the series, has tagged four
men and his throws have been beaten
eight times.
From the subjoined list of players
who have been thrown out by the Bos-
ton catchers this season. fans may
make up their own minds as to whether |
or not the Giants will be likely to run
bases at will on Carrigan, Cady or
Nunamaker:
Victims OF Carrigan.
Chicaso--Rath, 3; Lord, 3; Weaver. |,
2; zeider, 2; Bodie. 1: Mattick. l; Col
Inns, /; Fournier. l; Mcintyre, 1.
New York--Ainn, 2; Dolan, /; Hart
zell. /; Sterrett. !.
Detroit-Cobb, 2; Jones, q; Craw-
iord, .; baumann' 2; Bush, i; Della.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
MCCORMICK ONE
OF BEST ASSETS
OF THE GIANTS
Has Served the McGraw
Cause Fully as Well as
Has Marqua I'D, Mathew.
son or Tesreau.
By W. J. Macbeth,

| New York. Sept 2s.-As big league
poet our old friend John Milton hit
about 500 or thereabout. He had a
great assortment: curves, speed and
change of pace. But he never slip
ped anything over the plate more apt
than his famous pas sage: "They also
serve who only stand and wait"
The unrolled future must have open
Led to give John a glimpse Of Harry
| Mccormick as inspiration for that line.
"Mush the Moose stand forth as the
epitome of that sentiment. Big, con-
genial Mac has done considera BILE
standing and considerable waiting this
season but he has nevertheless served
the Giants cause as well as Mathew
sen, Tesreau or Marquard. That's put
| ting IL very strong.
In many respects McMormick Is one
of the most remarkab BILE characters of
the national pastime He defies every
law of athletic fate. He is by far
the most remarkable come back" of
the present genera ton. Volumes
have been written about Jimmy Gala
han and Mike Donlin; yet more re-
markable than the story of either is the
return of McGraws great pinch hitter.
Either Callahan or Donin is a Mer-
curry compared to Mccormick. Speed
Is one of the first attributes of modern
pasepaii Elther pr the accepted
come pack twins can beat out
MT now and then by Shaping it slowly
toward some infielder. Mccormick
never he has to swat 1t where they
amt" His only virtues are uner-
ring eyesight and the physical movers
Of execution.
Both Callahan and Donlin were
favored far above Mccormick in their
efforts to return to big league fame
AS matter of fact Callahan was never
out Of baseball. While an "outlaw' he
played semipro ball constantly in and
around Chicago. 1t was simply a case
Of dropping out of the big show as
man In minor league company. DON
Inns lot was a trifle harder. In the
snow business he was separated more
or less from his first love. But he was
almost always associated one way or
another with the game that made him
famous. Advertising purposes made
IT necessary for him to keep his hand
IN. Knocking about major league cities
during the summertime Mike would get
,,o.s wherever ne nap
,s-.,., ~ We anu ih'i sie win the ira
10. WASH rfai pracuce but 1t
~ INA" io' hins.
w 0ver Oepsrtore.
y mc,o THICK knocked on
"a. .ne .,oSe Oh tne season or 1909 he
. hhockeu pm Tor good For
''e uio' TAKE Dali IN his
a.. 'e"'."h 10
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29

Football.

Football.
Yale's football squad consists OF
about 81 players (and 243 coaches).
Big universities Of the east have
drafted SOME fine football material
from the smaller colleges of the west
and south
With real estate worth all the way
from $500 to $1,000 a foot, universities
I'm the large cities hail with delight
the change in football rules, reducing
the size of the field from 10 to 100
yards.
Harvey Sconce, considered by Coach
Huff the greatest halfback that ever
PLAYED at the University of Illinois, in
tends to enter the Agricultural Col
lese at Champaign. ILL.,, this fall, and II
is said he will try to make the foot
ball team. Since leaving college more
than II years ago he has tended his
farm near Sidell. H., and come into
fame by producing cobless corn
Sconce Is 50 years old. weighs 200, and
says he can 'come back"
Harvard's football squad consists of
about 80 members, the latest recruits
being important ones--Douglas Law
son and Lingard, both experienced
ends. and Calendar who played quar-
terback last year with the second
team. Lawson weighs about $50 and
is welcomed as good tackle.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29

cieveiand-sail Birmingham. Il;
Feckinpaugh. 1: Butcher. /.
Victims Of Thomas.
81 Louis-Pratt. 1; Shotten, i;
Hogan. /.
Neutrality-suspicious.. /.