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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-15

Mrs. H. Lansing Perrine. visiting D. A.
r. from Allenhurst, N. j., Is stopping at
1922 Vermont avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-15

Mrs. Waitman Harrison Conway of
Fairmont. w. Va. a member of the dele
cation from that state to the Continental
Congress, who temporarily resides at the
Cecil, 18th and L streets, will entertain
the delegation from that state at an in
formal tea at her apartments tomorro~
from 4 to 8. complimentary to Mrs.
George w. De Bolt. state regent.
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Aviator Hurt in Auto Accident.

NEWTON. Mass, April hilary N.
Atwood, the aviator. his parents and Miss
Hilda Norman were all injured late last
night when their automobile collided with
a street car. The aviator was driving
and ran into the car as it was crossing
the street in front of him. There were
no passengers in the car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-15
Gen. Murray Is Coming East.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 15-The sud-
den departure OF Maj Gen. Arthur Muir
ray for the east became known last
night No. reason was assigned and the
news occasioned some gossip. in view OF
the fact that Gen. Murray returned to
the Preside lem the east only recently,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-15
Committees to Hold Meetings.

The streets and avenues committee OF
the Washington Board Of Trade will hold
a meeting In the room Of the board in
The Star building, at o'clock this after
noon. The public schools committee will
meet at 8 o'clock this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-15

Joseph H; Jackson. senior: and mother Of
William b.. Joseph IL. Matthew c.. Mrs.
b. Jackson. who departed this life Friday.
Tuesday; April 10: at : O'Clock nm. from
and 18th streets northwest. Friends are
invited. Is
kENNEY. On April l3 1912, after brief Ill
ness, at the home OF his mother-in-lsw.
M Hnts s;e5 i is5 beloved pG Sns
Funeral at Mount Zion NJ. F. Church. 10Th street
near northwest. pm- Tuesday, April -.
All friends invited.
LUCAS. Departed this life on Sunday, April "a.
1872 CHARLES A. LTCAS
Funeral from the Shiloh Baptist Church. We'd
nesday. April Il, at o'clock pm.
MALONEY Requiem mass for tho repose Of the
soul OF PATRICK MAL0NEY will be sung az
st. Peters Church on Tuesday morning, April
10. 1912. at o'clock.
o'BRIEN. on SUNDAY April u, 1912, at 1870
am. SARAH JANE. widow Of the late
Joseph III. oBrien, in the eighty sixth year
of her age
Funeral services will he held in tho chapel at
Congressional cemetery On Tuesday. April
Ii. at pm. lnterment private. 10
PRIGG. On April Il. 1872 at the home Of her
Mrs. ELIzABETH II, PRiGG. widow Of
John F.. PrigS of Washington. u. c.
Funeral services at the chapel OF Glenwood
cemetery at pm. April l..
RHoADs. suddenly, on saturday. April IL;
husband Of Effe Rroterck Rhoads.
Funeral Tuesday. April III. Al Carlisle. Pa.
TINKER. On Saturday. April II. 1912, =, -
pm, at her home in Anacostia. j. =,
ANNIE REED. wife of George Tinker,
at pm. Norfolk and Portsmouth papers
please copy
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@llte, prnftiide, mo1ere, geidneioerte Nm
5ii9e-Mp0en, Die itrens MODERN iin0. aae
GroBet mo 5arben- bunOert Inn am Conner.
Itas bon oiis5updbler.
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Zen Mebr5nbl iiimmicn Die 1einos
Der pcrionlidlen 1reibeit mad luie
Tor fir jene aanoionien Der gro.
ben Bnrteien. ron oenen ie gIal.
Zen oos meiite eripnricu ~ oiirien
Sie wiiien oanB gut. eoB iie ani
%obiebbnre 3eit nidlt oaran oenten
iomnen, nlrd ielbiidnoiaes 9orse.
Zen areifbare erioloe 81 cr5ielen.
Gesbnlb pcnben iie lire Gimme
iclhen aanoioaten nnoerer Bartrien
AZ. anf Die tie iih dbiolnt perlaiIen
i6nnen, mo onB iie lpobl babel
iabren, BADEN Die 5rennoe Der per
ionlidjen 5reibeit mebr ais einmaI.
M ibrem Sd,noen eriabren miiiien.
glber aera6e 0esbdlb bari man oas.
itarfe anipadJien 0es ieIbiiitdnoiaen
probibitioniitiifen @otumS nidt|
iiberie6en. ornu ie itarfer bieiesI
III, beito Ieidltcr meroen Die
Der gerpeaung bel Den sian.
oibatcn Der anoern Rorteien fir
@Inife Gin aeneistes Or
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Der ftanbbaftc sinesS pIbat.

wie EN- garuio i'm ruTif9sn Seer
snib.dt unb bod oud tpi.ber ni6i
.ntbedt ipurbt, bapon iDeiB cine aors
r.fponoens folsenbes au bsri9t,n:
Gin ruHif4er aaptllm.ifter fdm in
bitiem CONNER auf Der Durhr.iis
nod perm ON uraleebira. unb b0rts
bort, oIs er an elmer Ghente pprbei.
eins. aus BEN 2otal berous .in.n
@efuns brinsen, Der .in.n prahts
boIltn Tenor srfennsn fieb. GntSiidt
blieb CT fteb.n unb loufht. BEN 9ieb.
Bib su Gnbs; .r beirat bann bi.
G4ents. in Der aud bic anmsroben
bes GGnesrs, zines 2oiotsnfplbot.n,
aaua bonn Gtfang binaeriFen fabsn.
Der anpellmsiiter erbot fih benz
neusu gorufp iofort. Jpn ousbilosn
au ldfsn; Der absr ihlug bas Gners
bieien runopeg o6; rbabon mill id
ni4ts piFen", ontfpprtets Der iunge
mettersmonn, .ab.r fpenu es GuG
Spab madt, mill id germ nod ems
ingsn!" limb 70 fang er bonn nod
Elm paor Golbotenlieber.
Der Rop.llmeifter snb ober feline
@srfud. nidt onf; tr e~rfunbiste fif
mad Der Qbtsilung, in Der Der aoini
tanb, uno idrisb Tim am folsenben
Sogs eintn Brief, NORM er linn bi.
Ginnabmen sinss Tenors Dor 4usen
Fibri. rnb Jpn berTiderte. bab .r In
turser 3eit Elm rsiner Mann isin
nirbe. auf bieien Brief fam ieins
Mntiport.
Rad turssr 3sit fam berfslb. ao,
psllrrsiiier pisber nah perm unb
bra6t. nod ms6rere Ssrrtn nit.
man befsfIis ben Gdngsr fuieber In
tint Gdents, pobtH er aud fam. unt
.r lieb Fn eornidt Innge bitten, ebs
,r Elm aitb onfimmtt. Mlle 3ubDrsr
tp1rtn ent3iidt. pisber tDurber ihm
4ngsbots ssmadt, cine groBe Gumm
tpurbs inn psrbeibsn. tutnn er ih
III elmer Meife nod petersburg Der
fttbsn fpirbe. Die Gumint bate Il
pohl germ beieFen, absr feline 1rups
I, tutur ouA NIT Gslortnis bss
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srlbh Wm. aenninas grnan

Selbh @m. Senninas Srpnn
hdttc BET Dem 0eniotratiihen Gro.
-rutid am leeten 9ienitag geiiegt,
ipenn or, pie es mobl iein IN Bal.
tmcre gum @Iiid nift eriiillter
&iinidl mar, Der Orlnotratiihe Brd.
iIocntidaitsfanoioat geneien mare,
llno I'M Siiarn bnbeii mir 10 cine
gbnima, oob or i'd oh oieies IN.
criiidtea @nnihcs, mebr ~gedrgert,
mic scoOn uno TAFT oos iiber ibre
NicDerlagen thim. Gieien Merger
miro ielbit bic slusiiht auf einen
anbinrtspoitcn nidt bcieitigen fon.
ilen. u.
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uHo ob. Haeuitn n1 furBk @msrs
iunasH ~. trshitItsn psritdnbnibpoat
3eldsn unb isosr tinsslnt BON linen
s~iittrts an qtib unb SssIt Dor siip1s
unbtidnntsm. Don Munb su Wunb
flpsen 6iobspohn. nit Itiftr
Gtimms eistutirtsn Re mitsinanosf.
Mit fIlfttrRotm Ton brong bic Rad
ridt bon Gbr ~ DIR, bah Rapolton's
f9tsr. eeibsarb, aud WsIington's
Seer sefhlagtn babe. Shon bislss
antontroIirbars 0eriihi etniiste, Inn
In bisfsn ~ioretnDolsn Stunben cine
c%OnitdnDis. aopfIofettit trporsurus
len. unb bitftr unbsilpols 3uitanb
.treidts ben 90kpunti burh ben I'm,
Bid, ben Pothan RotbfdiIo bot. Dd
tbni. ct lpie 81 lobe gssBi in Ct.
bormungsipiirbietm 3uitano an Der
SduIs unb fbisn fh iaum ouf ben
6ibtn bolten su tonnen. or, Der fats
bliiiis,, rubiee GGior, ben fonit bic
p~iitbenbftn gDritnfirms ui6t aus
BEN GIsi6s,pidt gu brinssn Der.
mphttn.
mas nan biskr ols unpsrbire.
les Gtrebe bttrodtei bate, nobm nun
bic GsitaIt unl.usbortr Ddbrb,it an,
Oenn btutlidtr dls bic untontronirs
barren Gsri6ts Ipra6 bas qntIib
ROtH6ilb's. unb iber bic gdns<
SOrie bIiBie pie Elm tIstrtiia.r Gunt.
bic panitortis, Gurdt ouf, bab
ser unDeriCbnIidit,, ItiNnituftIi6Its
gsinb GusIonos pi,o,r frei lei. bab
Riemdnb Ibn auf itinsm Dese aufbal.
ten Tonne, tpenn er iia rpisoer ME cine
Bstbtl @ottss nuf europa ftiirjte
Dt elm psrteertnber 3ptIon breitsts
fi9 bic Gnsit iihr bic Gitp aus. Sn,
iner unb ihmer pisosr berbidteteu
fa bic Ra9ri6tsn, latpintnortis
fpu6fsn ie an unb gu sinsm pdbre1
S6rsdsnsbiIb iid g,italtenb, erfiilj
Ten IL bic Menidsn NIT GntlsBsn
eine pilbe panit entItanb. Din
aurie fieIen BON Minut, 81 Winuts
f~tiirjten in booenIoie 5isfs, unb AID
mon tpabrnabm, bdb ni4t mir Rotb
itiIb dllsin. foHbern aud feline aeen,
ten bic pdpisre in sroBsn Qoiten gun
Wertduf dnboten, ia formlih duf ben
Mortt porfen, tonnte ni9ts mebi
eus Gdllen Der Msrtbe oufbalten
aIs Bate Wabnfinn bic Wenee ee
pddt, 10 tamsn in penigen Minutss
bic fOlibeften unb itGrtften 8antbdn
Ter ins Wanfsn unb bic Surie Der
geiihertften Wertbpapisrt mdhtu
purseIbGume mad unttn. Wie g0ben
bic bon sstduidten 9ldubigen
bon Rd6eburit sstrkbtn, pomgieoeitaI
g"eitiirat unb Ssrtrimmert fDerben.
Sn8pif6en ladte It6 Der tobtsn
Damn an Der SGult I'M
Jduft9sn. WGbreHb man ib~eilna6ms.
bon I'm Saals Hatban Rotbfdilb Be.
bauerte, bs7en mddtige 5irma, pit
man meinte, nun gIei6fn1s in BIN
setr,ten unD our6 EieItnper,
pernihtet mar, lieB biefsr IN,
1uffGnig bon isinsn Gsbeimoesnten
in bieier gisenfduft Rismano &c,
fparer, ale u%ns.bptenen Dertb.
%auftaufen.
Gm anbersn Gage trdf Die RadriM
in, Oab 8Iiifer BEL aigneb unb Del.
bel Maisrloo gefitgt bdtten
fothi6ilb felbt 3sisie es nit frab
gsfiht BET grDffnunq bti
Bore an. Die aurfe fiegsn rapit
erreidtsn Elm, nod ME b~daepefen,
66be. Rotbfdtlb bate an ein.u
Gage iif.r "a Mi1ionen srancs us.
bonner. 9dmals entftanb bas ae.
Mort: Die 9erbiinbetsn
1sipdnnen bic Sdlo6t bel Waterlpo
IN Dabrheit obtr setponn Rotbfdii
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Rommonoeurs, gu oerIdHsn, bd5u
tonnt. .r fin nidt .niiaIitben. Gr
l.bnte nod trr5em lisbtrlesen ii6trs
baupt al. nod jemals iiber ben Saa
aa fpre6sn. Die muiifer bobtn es
bonn o~ufsessbsn, btsfen pGurufo' fur
b. asiibn. gu intersHisrsn.
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.Monia, troeen Die @iloen in
afrifa aud) Soien2" uNarum
fragit ou oas, meiu aino21 ~Sa.
ais fir Die 6eioen geiammelt muir.
be, Itedte Vapa einm Soieufnopf
in bic Sammelbiidie.4
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lie Nadridt, OnB Der Ser5og Der
gbris5en gum aOnia bon aiouniei
n~nserichen lei, miro fir SRI. Static.
rine GIfius. nit Der man ieuen 10.
rit perIobt mO atlobt bat. gauj.
beionoers intereiiant fem.
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u elte 5tVIlltlell0 0lultu1tll dlpu'
iepeIt uno oen iibrigen 5iibrern
Der progreiIipen 8ortei itatt, in mel
der man iid ii6er Die grrunger.
idaften oieier I'M aagemeinen iebr
befrieoigt alsiprdh. Sol. GooiepeIt
meirte, Die 8ortei babe trob ibrer
Sugeno geseigt, oaB NIT ibr 8u
refneH, oaB ibr 8eitano geiidert
iei uilo 6esbalb Iolte iie BON Redts.
pegen nid)t mebr als brittle Bar.
tel" be5eidnet iperoen. Bonnerneur
Siram Sohnlon bon California, mel.
der in gegleitung 8indots, Der.
fms lilO Munieps iif gu Der Son.
feren5 eingefmioen bate, belt es
fir 5p~edm1Big, oaB Rooieoelt 10.
aIeid enc grfldrung betreffs Ser
3ufnnft Der progreilipen 8artei per-
pffentlide, Inn lire 4nbaiger 81,
iaminerls unb ibren Mittb aufred]t
at bnlten ourd @infueis nuf Die BON
Der Gartei in Der @ab[ er5ielten
@rfolge. Ger 8oridlag Sobnions
fGn0 aiif 9fooieuelts mlb Der ii6ri-
gen 5iibrer 3uitimmutG, bod err
fl1rte Der Gr-Irdiioent, er balte eS
fir 8%pedmaBiger, NIT Der @erof.
fentIidung elmer iolden Grfl6ritng
nod einige Gage 81 worten, bis pr
itd iiber Die ourdy oas 8ablreiuI.
tat geifaffene Situation gennuer
Mnterriftet babe. 9adoenl cine
idon in Der n1fiten Belt 5u noa,
;iebe1oe Reorganization ieiner Bar
tel itattgefunoen, geoenft &ooieoelt
iif cine 3eitlang BON Der aftipen.
GoIitif 5uriid3u3ieben mo ieinc.
Sbatigfeit am .Gutloof" tpieoer
nui3nnebmen. @ie es beiB,t Fat
flelie artifel in petto gegen &c.
nator Hoot nn6 attoere, welfe ge.
gen icille alt Dem Reip Dorfer Ip.
pelbof gciibte aritif Gintpenounger
erboben Idtteli. @oltnerneltr Si,
ram Scbnion ueriieB Sngamore
Sill nit Der abiid)t, brett nod
California 8nriid5ntebren, i'm iid
gar3 ben 9fliften Ieines @oilber-
l;ursomtes 81 miomet, Die err ia|
olidl lange geniig pernahlaiiigt bnt.
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SIR aOiua mare elm Sieg bes
bcmofratiifen Staats iDnbI5ettels
melt nidltiger irno notbnenoiger ge.
ucicil, ipie cine Ornlofratiihe Bra.
fifentidaits Webrbeit. Die 9egis.
latur lit micocr 10 iiberpiegenb re.
tublifnniifs onB Die eripahlung oes
aroBen Builders SERMON, Ser Be.
fanntlih i'm GongreB cine Bill ein.
Gereift bat, Die Der 8erihifuna bon
tcrauidenoen @etrdnfen EN- gnoe
nladeli TOD, nlber 3peiiel iiebt.
&ie ucit ionIt oie 3uiommenlteI.
lung Der 2egislntur iif fiir Die 81,
feroIen ooer fir Die Muder giinItig
geitalten miro, bleibt o63uparten,
ia man bis Jest nod feline Sfliiiie
5icben fam. Soma Heform.
gie Ebioer Srobi6itioniiten ia.
hen rs am 9ienitag auf beinnbe
riermal 10 bel Stimmeu gebroft
oils Dor bier SSobren. an lid lit
nas probibitioniitiihe @ottm I'M.
iner nod eeriug. Sn ibrer gro.
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Die tiirtiIden Mahtbaber habet
ben alien SuItan glboul Somio aus
iciuem Grill nui europdiifem @ooeu
bolen lnl0 mad Der an0eren Seite
res gosporus bringen laiien. 9ort
III or 5ur5eit iiferer nls iein Gaf).
iclger in aonitantinopel Oenn peun
Ole M1hte lid uift ms MitteI le.
gen. piro Die einnobme Der tiir.
tiihen Snuptitnbt our6 Die iieg.
reitrn buIgnriidDen 8rilppen nift
mebr LANCE ouf iif iportrn Iaiien.
9boul Somio III Der Shopfcr oes.
mooernen Siirtenberes, abcr bic
arnee. bic ieit 8oden 0ieoerlage
ouf NieoerInge erleioet, lit nidt
mebr oos, mas g(6oul Snmio nit.
llnteritiisuna oes 9eutihen nom Der.
@olB ans ibr gemnft hattie. 0ieie.
grntee bat ii6 5ipiel nit Der 30.
litif beiddftiet mo barber bat
lie oas ariegsbonouerf o%erlrrnt
Ole Slingtiirfen baben iie gu elmer
GorteipofIe gemaft, un0 Dn5 iii
nod INNER Der Gfuin elmer glrmee
1epeien. Winn mag nod 10 per.
dftlih iprefen bon Dem autofroti.
ihen gfegime a6oul Somi6s, ieoen.
foQs Dubte er, mas Die Girfei
broufte, nm lire Moftiteaung 81
6~eboupteu. Die Sample, Die Die
Eiirfen BEL 9lepna unh am Sdip.
fapoB Dor fiinfunooreiBig SnhranI
geeen oie 9uiien beitan6en baben.
iraren &eIoenfdmpfe i'm beiten Sim.
ne Des 8ortes, mo rpenn ser @eilt,
Ger oamaIs in Der tiirfiifen armee
Ierrifte, beilte nod leben0ig mare.
oonn piir0e Die 9iirfei beute nift
ens @eIpotte Der @eIt iein. Gas
iumgtiirtiihe &egiment, BON 6eul
man glaubte, es tperoe oaS Gs
marent6um elmer ileilen Submit
entgegenfibren, bot eS Dem Inter.
gauge entgegengefiibrt.
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Has Der @sidihts Der ,JanI
Sranfinrtsr".

gsotbon ROtbidiIb Dor benz 3unm.
menbrud. ROtbIdiIb. Der
Sch, auf benz ariessiddupIae
BET BoterIoo. Cine itiirmiide
lleberfabrt. - Ronif in Der Giip.
@aibon RotitiIo'S sies iibcr
RapoIeon bel @oierIoo.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-16
s PORT Il + w :
FROM FAR AND NEAR
OLD YALE TROPHY HELD
FORCIBL BY BONES WEN

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 15.-Judge Har-
rison Freeman. of Hartford. in a letter
To the Yale alumni weekly discloses
the fact thar the first Yale crew tro-
rhy flag was stolen from its owner.
capt. Henri l. Johnson, OF the crew OF
60 while he was absent with the Tale
crew in the race against Harvard on
Ike Quinsig amond. and is now kept
in the Yale secret society house. Skull
ard Bones. He demands that the sec
rotary turn it over to the Yale trophy
room
The flag was the first 10 fly over a
Yale boat IN ~. and William Plumb
Bacon. IS. while he was commodore,
gave it to the Yale navy as cham
zion flag u De contested for at an an
aUal regatta. The Varuna race was
the last. because the flag was never
recovered. although it was taken from
thu Skull AID Bones house by members
of the Scroll and Key Society and for
oibly retak-n by the Skull and Bones
men later
Arizona republican., 1912-02-16
GIANTS READY
FOR TRAINING
New York Youngsters Gath
er in the Big City Prepar-
atory to Leaving for the
Southland.

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Youngsters
who will b. given chance to wear a
Giant uniform this year are gathering
in New York TO-DAY for the trip South
which win start in a couple of days.
All of the eastern recruits viii leave
in a party from New York, while the
Youngsters will rendezvous in st. Louis
TO start for Texas on Sunday Tn" reg
uiars will start from New York early
next week, and by the last of next
week practice will he on in full swing
Il the Marlin, Texas. camping ground.
Manager McGraw will start South in 4
day or two so as to he on hand 10
welcome the first bunch Of arrivals.
There are any number of youngsters
in the bunch who may be able 10 make
good in the Giant uniforms, and in
this galaxy the bright particular star,
in McGraw's opinion. is Jess Tesreau.
the Swapping young pitcher from the
Ozarks. who was sent to the Toronto
Eastern League for seasoning and VINO
delivered even better goods than was
expected.
When the regulars and Youngsters
got together at Marlin Manager Nc
Graw will have thiIty-five met under
his direction. The regulars will get in
to the practice game next week in
clude Mathewson. MarquarI. Crandaii,
Wiltse, Ames and Drucke. pitchers;
Meyers, Wilson and Hartley. catchers;
Merkle. Doyle. Fletcher, Herzog, Dew
lin and Paulette, infielders: and De
wore. Murray, Snodgrass and Becker
outfielders.
The youngsters who will report al
Marlin are: Arthur Bues. third base
man. from Seattle. Wash. Northwest
/ ern League: George Bruins, outfielders
! from the Utica. y. Y. New York State
! league; John Ferrel, pitcher, from
Spartanburg. s. G.. Carolina associa-
ton: Phifer FUlenwyder, pitcher, from
/ Columbia. s. G.. South Atlantic league;
| Gus Gardella, third baseman. Spring
/ field. Mass, Connecticut league; Evan
/ Evans. pitcher, from Dallas Texas
league: H Groh, shor1stop, who was
farmed out to Buffalo last year; Hugh
High, outfielder from Hartford, Con-
necticut league: w. c. Jacobsen. out
| fielder. from Rock Island, H.. Three
! League: Elmer Johnson, catcher. from
| Deca tur. Ill, Three I league: Jack
Johnson. outfielder, from San Antonio
Tex. Texas league; Bert Maxwell
pitcher. Birmingham, Ala. Southern
| league: Emmett Munsell. pitchers. from
| Dallas, Texas. Texas League; Milton
Stock. shortstop, from Fond du Lac
Wis. Wisconsin and Illinois league
and Charles Tesseau, from Toronto
Ont. international league.
From this big bunch of raw material
Arizona republican., 1912-02-16
NOTAR|ES MUST
ALL COME IN
Attorney General Holds All
Notarial Commissions Is
sued Before Admission
Day Expired Automatl-
cally With Advent OF
Statehood.

The principal business engaged IN
nj the capitol building Yesterday by
tho Offices of the governor and sec
rotary. was chat of acting on the ap-
pIications Of rotJrics public. The at
tornev general rendered an opinion To
the effect that the commission ol
every notary public in the territory
?upointed before February Il, expire
automatically. and though there Is
diversity OF opinion as To the sound
ness of the opinion were II put To
test for many notarics who have a
great deal of business to transact, II
vas Chcapcr and easier to secure I"
new APPOINTMENT than to take any
chances.
Tho matter is one of a great deal
Of importance for every transfer of
title To land calls for notarial ac-
acknowledgements. and much other buSl-
ness is OF equal Importance and daily
transaction II notaries continue to
take acknowledgements under terri
torial commissions and these should
prove To be without authority there
would be a general cloudinG Of titles
i'm mind the attorney general recon-
mended 70 the governor that he have
the secretary telegraph all Arizona
newspapers To announce these facts
The oninion of the attorney general
quotes the law governing succession
i'm office and announces the following
conclusions:
Under the constitution all of those
offices by which provision of law Is
made for election or appointment OF
successors in their respective offices.
stin hold until their successors are
qualified. There is no provision. how
ever. by law for a succession of Of
flee i'm the office of notary public. At
the time that notary public'S COM
mission expires there is no provision
by law. nor is it required by law.
that = successor shall be appointed
for his particular office. Therefore.
notary public's do not come within
the provisions of Section 6 of Article
- of the constitution. and as they do
not come within said provisions it is
my opinion that their commissions
automatically cease 10 exist at the
time of the admission of the state
into the union, and that therefore.
all rotaries public desiring to remain
as such must apply for Il new com
mission"
The opinion Of the attorney general
gained quite early in the day and
some twenty-five or fifty applications
were filed yesterday for new COM
missions.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-16
MUCH BALL IS
NOW IN SIGHT
Old Ford Club Reorganized
Under New Name. School
Organizations Now Prac-
ticing for the Big Cup
Race.

Baseball. already under way in the
valley. will receive renewed impetus
within the next week or two.
one new club-the Pastime-has
been organized and will meet the
Maroons Sunday. Kennedys Athletics.
who have been inactive for several
weeks, will get into action Sunday
against the convict team at Tempe
and take on the winner of the Ma
room Pastime match the following
week. The school clubs will make
their getaway in the ract for the
Republican cup when the Phoenix
club and the Indian School team
meet at E;astlake.
The Pastime players have been
Grawn almost entirely from the old
Ford team and aS they have been
getting into condition for the last
couple OF weeks. should be able To
put UP a good front when they face
the snappy Maroons. c. W. White is
managing the new club.
The Athletics lad varied luck in
their first games this year but Ken
nedy has the timber and with lit
tie more work. better organization
ami some Improvement in the batter
les. they should be able To play classy
baseball
The Indians and Phoenix high
school played practice game yester-
day at the Indian school grounds in
which the red men came out on top.
Morales and Resvoloso. the star bat
terry for the Indians are now IN their
vacation ard will nto appear for sew
eral days Such being the case, their
cub will lack some of the strength
that il will show in the league race
The Indians will play the Tempe
high school club saturday as another
practice game
Arizona republican., 1912-02-16
BALL At THE
STAFF HOUSE
Statehood Divided With st.
Valentine the Glory of the
Admission Day Dance
Engineer Howard Visit
ing Hayden.

HAYDEN. Ariz. Feb. IA most
pleasant and enjoyable event was the
statehood BAH" given at the RAY
Cons. staff House Wednesday even
ing bv the young men of Hayden.
This was Joint concentration of
Statehood Day and Saint Valentine $.
Music was furnished by the Hayden
orchestra Elegant refreshments were
served. Among those who took part
in the festivities were: Mr.. and Mrs
Cole. Miss LEILA Cole, Mr.. and Mrs.
navcler. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, Mr.
and Mrs Dresser. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
lean. Mr.. ard Mrs. Wrepn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, Mr
and Mrs. Hatch. Mr.. and Mrs. Eel,
Misses Barbcc, Cowee. Anderson ana
Cooke. Messrs. Porter. Benjamin
Johnson Poe. McCrea. Hayes. Steele
White. Dozenbach. Darch and CAIRNS
The wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Sewing club was delightfully."- enter
tanned this week by Mrs. Percy
Brown over on Smelter hill Those
present were Mesdames Maclean
Dresser. Hatch. Murray. Hughes
Wrenn. Eel and Brown. Delicious
refreshments were served and all
present had most ENJOYABLE after
noon.
w. II. Howard. consulting engineer
fer the y. s * Il. Co. Is in town
for a few DAYS
.. Wiser returned Wednesday after
y several weeks stay in Morenci on
business.
David Cole returned from Phoenix
Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. Cole
and his daughter. Miss Leila Cole.
Haydenites hope they viii make their
visit an extended one.