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Arizona republican., 1912-05-01
THE SAVOY

The Savoy is offering an eXcep- tionally strong and pleasing pro gram for today's matinee and even ing An Eclipse film The Factory Girl" is the feature, telling a pretty story of love in a factory between the owners son and an artist em- ployed in the drafting department. The son is disowned by the angry father but through the good offices of his sister, the whole affair is brought to d happy ending.
 Two laughable farce comedies. "A Voice from the Deep and Hot Stuff" both Biograph productions. give the comedy feature to the bill, The first deals with the troubles of two rivals at the sea shore and the second portrays the methods used by a country beau" to get ahead of q fashionable city drummer.
 "The Goddess of Sage Brush Gulch" and His Wife's Mother.''
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01

CTS that are practically perfection. The Zukovs. a trio of Russian sing CTS, dancers and instrumentalists, give an exhibition of their native amuse- ments. They produce harmony from a flute and a couple of balalaika, the latter the court instruments of Rus sia fashioned like triangular shaped mandolns. When it comes to dancing the ZukOVs are simply the nimblest Phoenix Their steps are graceful, peculiar and incredibly swift, and in their national costumes make a pie ture worth remembering. Another feature of the evening was an eXhibi- ton of typewriting in which Nr. HOyt. d world famous artist on the type keyboard. wrote POS memorized words in a minute The same program will be repeated tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01
THE COLISEUM

The best bill I ever saw at the Coliseum" was the unanimous verdict heard on every side after the show last night, and certainly for real skill displayed, it was the most entertain ing program put on in months. The Halls open with d shooting act that would have made that famous gun man of history, William Tell, want to employ one of them to perforate the apple on his offspring's head. As an exhibition of ability and daring it was wonderful. but almost too dangerous to prove attractive to the ordinary person. Dewitt and Dewitt do very good act, but unfortunately for them
 they are sandWiched between two oth-
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01
MONTHLY SUMMARY
 OF BOARD OF TRADE
Bulletin Shows Some of the Boosts
 Accomplished During April.

The monthly summary of the board of trade was issued yesterday. A copy is here appended.
 Combined resources of four banks in Phoenix, April 18th is $7,0S6.- 565S6
 Strong chamber of commerce or ganized at Chandler, Salt River val ley.
 Phoenix lodge B. P. 0. F. planning to spend $125,000 on new building. Big packing concern to erect $25,- 900 storage warehouse in Phoenix.
 Work will commence at once on new high school to cost $20.000 at Glendale
 Cantaloupe crop in Salt River val ley estimated. will cover 1000 acres Extension of rural mail service continues Route No. will be put in operation May 1st.
 Largest brick and tile work in southwest is in Phoenix Plant has orders for one year ahead.
 Farmers are organizing local com pany to distribute electric power generated by Salt river system. l Plans for city market for Phoe- nix are receiving endorsement from | all. Expected to be in operation at 1 very early date
 Work on bridge across Salt river at Tempe is going forward rapidly. Forms for concrete arches now in place
 Heavy demand for stock fattened ] in Salt River valley. Thousands of sheep and cattle shipped within past month.
 Country club moved to new site which includes splendid club house, eighty acres of ground, golf links, and tennis courts.
 City and county officials approve plans for joint building. Matter to be presented to voters at early date.
 Several apartment houses are plan ned and in construction, for Phoenix, capital city of Arizona. Building in all lines continues actively, Healthy condition of Maricopa county is shown by treasurers state ment which gives cash on hand l March 31st at $334.596A0
 Proof of settlement and subdivision of Salt River valley lands is shown in Water Users association election Voters increased 66 per cent in fouI years
 High water records are smashed at Roosevelt reservoir. Lake holds enough water to cover land under cultivation to depth of over foul feet.
 Plans for double tracking import ant car lines have been made anC work has commenced on interurbar electric line to connect Phoenix anC Mesa.
 Phoenix is on four transcontinenta automobile routes Representative: from several sections visited Phoe nix in April to log roads and mak' maps.
 1000 American beauty roses vii be used for decorations at banque to be given by citizens of PhOeni, to governor, state officials, and legis lature on May 3rd.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01
QUITS WAR FOR LITERATURE.

WASHINGTON, April 30,-Capt. John McA Webster. after forty-si-I years in the army and Indian service, retires today and it is understood will take up the profession of iiteratur-. Until recently Captain Webster was supervisor of the Spokane and other Indian reservations. He was appoint ed supervisor of the north western reservations eight years ago. Previ- ously he had been 'peacemakor between the government anu its re- fractory redskin wards on The reser vations in the northern Mississippi valley states.
 Capt Webster will spend the sum- mer at his former home on Mackinac Island, Mich, where he is expected to write stories, novels and articles based on his long observation of the. ~ed man at close range.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01
DOLLAR RATE ON LEMONS.

WASHINGTON. April 30.-Western railroads have been handed a lemon" by the interstate commerce commits sion, which has ordered that the ad vance in the leman rate from $1 to $1f5 per 100 pounds from points in California to points Colorado, Utah, Montana and other states be aband- oned, as not justified by the facts, and that the old dollar rate be main tained effective today. The decision of the commission was based on q previous one issued in- the Florida lemon case
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01
WISCONSIN SPECIAL SESSION.

MADISON. Wis. April 3O.-An ex- tra session of the Wisconsin legisla- ture was convened here today at the call of Governor Francis E. McGo = ern, for the purpose of considering the following subjects:
 State aid for relief of Black River Falls and to strengthen the Portag; levee against floods new water pow CT legislation amendments to the weights anu measures law. and uni form standards for berry crates
 The suffragists have also urged the special session to pass bill providing for a referendum on the question of granting the ballot to women.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01
7: ENDORSEMENTS ::

should secure their seats in advance. The management is under an enor- nous expense in putting this piece on, and it is up to the people of Phoenix t. show that they will back the Empress Stock in such big under
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01

give the dramatic touch to the pro- gram filling it out and making one of the most enjoyable bills that the patrons of this popular theater have witnessed for some time
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01
THE EMPIRE SS.

The long looked for Nirginian, the rlramatization of owen Wistcrs nev- sr-to-be- forgotten story. will be pro duc,tl Thursday, May 2nd. by the
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01

takings This splendid company has been the pride of the city and as it is game enough to put on such plays as the Virginian. the people should be game enough to back them in their undertakings of this kind
Arizona republican., 1912-05-01

Empress Stock CO. The sale of seats by advance application is now half of the capacity of the house for the
 four days it is to run and those who wish to see this wonderful bill at the prices charged at the Empress
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-17
EverS' Action Is Responsible
for the 0utbreak-The Great
Pitcher Says the Cubs Will
Gain Points on the Giants
During the Next Month.

part of the circuit when the Cubs
viii again encounter the simple
Eastern diet, which is SO easy to
digest and very nourishing
Chicago Still in Race.
ST Louis is playing good bail
right now and that club always
gives the Giants a stiff battle
while Pittsburg and Cincinnati are
teams hard to down. chicago will
gain enough on the Giants-at
least that is my predicuon-with
in the next month to make the race
interesting. and the followers of
the New York club. who are
grumbling because they say, the
interest has evaporated from the
pennant pursuit, will awaken to
the fact that there is still some
thing besides the contention for
second place.
Pittsburg has developed an errat-
ic streak lately which is likely to
confine it to third place in the run
nng That is a peculiar team to
explain When nitted against a
first-olass club. like the cubs or
the Giants. the Pirates play their
heads off to best them, and usually
do as often as not But when
some easy victim arrives. such as
the Philadelphia team, for instance,
the Pirates cave We have had no
difficulty with the Phllies all sea
son. but they gave Clarke and his
crowd a battle in the last series
Such is the unexplainable uncer-
tainty of baseball and on this ele-
ment of uncertainty | base my
opinion that the race is by no
means ever yet.
Cincinnati has showed an inn
p1ovement during its recent stand
a home and Appeals to be return
ing to something like the form
displayed when the club shot out
ahead of all the Others early in the
season Benton. Suggs and r'romme
are all pitching good ball, and the
flaw which pulled Hank ODay
back vas the Weakening of his
pitching staff He has a good,
fast team. and one that always
puts up bail game
There is little to ,aY about the
other teams on their showing in
the LAST week. Brooklyn has
slipped back in the atanding after
once having attained the head Of
the second division in the pennant
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-17
NEW YORK FANS
AGAIN CALL ADJ
CHEESE CHAMP
By MONTY.

"A TEW YORK. July I'D VOL
CAST is just about dead bird
so far as his chances of fight
ing in New York again are concern
ed Discussion of his affair with
came little Mexican Joe Rivers out
m the coast two weeks ago has
been going on among the sharps
here at lively rate and the out
come of it all is that once more
ne is referred to as the cheese
champion "-the old epithet applied
10 him uniustly while laid up with
a bad arm a couple of years ago.
when he refused to enter the ring
AGAINST a real challenger to his
lightweight laurels
But there is nothing unjust con-
nected with the faint cast upon him
now He is a cheese champion
now holding as he does the hol-
low oficial title of lightweight king.
Rivers il considered the real lead
er Of the division now. at least here
in Gotham, though Referee Jack
Welch awarded the decision to
Wolgast on a foul that nobody else
saw. while he ignored the palpable
foulfng of Rivers by Wolgast All
the big local clubs are after Riv
ere to put him on with some of'the
good boys in the East and the
probability is that his next battle
will be on Manhattan Isle. But
As for Wolgast never again,
Has Few Gotham Friends.
The remaining supporters of VOL
CAST in New York are about as
thick as hippopotamuse on the
back Of dca You can't notice
them even with the aid of micro
scope \ search in this mans own
town for somebody who win ven
ture that Wolgasf is stiH the best
liehtveight resembles greatly
Diogenes' hunt for the honest man
Local sharps say they can put
forward the names Of more than
half a dozen men that can make
Wolgsst look sick. at any weight
thu cheese champion" could name
vhether it he lSS ringside or 1875 at
O'Clock They even believe Packey
Mcfarland could come down 10
Wolgaste ringside demands and be
bic Ia knock Ads block off Men
Ike Willie Richie. Jack Rritton.
Ioung Brown. Yours Jack . Brien,
each cross Joe Mandot. Knock
W.T. Brown and Jack Goodman all
tand in higher favor in this vicin-
" now than does the cheese
hampton"
There is one thing that can he
said in extenuation of Wo CAST rs
hghter pure aud simple. H had
'ust recovered from his illness of
;iX month, ago when he took on
2ivers But that is not the point.
1t ie not his ability or non abiuty
as fighter that has earned him
he disgust Of the New York short
haired fraternity 1t is his plain
lN evident cowardly tactics shown
in the fray with Rivers when he
'imulated great pain on the floor
Of the ring 20 make it look as
though he had been fouled Not
only coWardly. but dishonest was
This performance Of his. particular
ly when he must have known as
Wen as everybody a the ringside
that he had fouled Rivers inten-
tonally and that Rivers had not
fouled him at all
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-17
Chances Reiuvenated Pitch
ing Staff Will Make Issue
Close old Feud Between
These Teams Renewed A.
ter the Spiking of Herzog.
By Christv Mathewson.
Fer Ten Years the Premier Pitcher G
the Giants.


the Giants.
HHE old feud between the
Giants and the Cubs mas
broken loose again with re-
newed vigor Altogether it has
a history making week in the Ma
tional league with the eyes of all
followers OF the race focused on
the series between New York and
Chicago
The old wound was opened when
Johnny" Evers slid into Herzog
at third base in the second game of
the past series with all his spikes
showing in what looked like de-
liberate attempt to cut the Giants
third baseman down. Herzog is
not the sort of player who is easily
liled or who welcomes trouble but
he was so sure that Evers had en-
deavored TO spike him purposeIy
that he leaped on the PROSTATE
Johnny" and started to choke him
before Tom Needham. who was
coaching at third; Bush, the UNI
pire and | could drag him oft
Herzog declared later that the at
tempt was deliberate, as there was
no necessity for Johnny" sliding,
He was caught by ten feet Most
Of the boys laughed the incident
away and attributed it to one of
Evers brain storms. John APP
a close game. and he does things
that he is sorry for later. ! believe
that he was heartily penitent over
the occurrence.
It was a tough series, and Chi
cago got the best of it, although
it will not have any influence on
the ultimate result in the pennant
race Mushroom prophets in Chi
cago herded us out OF the city,
claiming Inc flag and stating that
the New York club was all in. They
cried that Marquald was done and
that he would never b. a winning
pitcher again
The absurdity Of these statements
is evident when it is taken into
consideration that "Rube" won
nineteen games this season With
out losing one. When he was de
feated once the Cubs adherents
rose up and cried that he was all
in,
Defeat Good for Vanguard.
While they ruined his record in
Chicago. the defeat is undoubted
ly good thing for Vanguard AS
he piled up victory after victory
into a record the strain told on him
more With each contest, until the
nerve wearing ordeal was taking
the weight off the lankY twirler and
slowly driving him stale. 1t was
the psychology Of the record max
ing that finally beat him-not the
Cubs.
The Chicago series was no sur
prise to the Giants 1t has not
discouraged the team at all We
realized when We were there. that
the cubs were travelling at the top
of their speed while our pitchers
We're weak and we played two of
the games and a part of the third
without Larry Doyle. one Of the
heaviest and most timely hitters on
the club
The feature Of the series that
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Yesterdau,. neslllt,

Minnea polls 5, Toledo ! tfirst game
Minneapolis s. Toledo Second game.
Columbus 4, st. Paul 8
Kansas City 3, Louisville T.
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YAsterdaY,s Resulta

Jacksonville >, Savannah ! FIRST game)
Savannah ?. Jacksonville 0 Second
game.l
Other games postponed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-17
standIna Of the cIuba.
Yesterrlav,s ReanIta.

Washington {, Chicago ;
st Louis 5 New York ] tfirst zame,)
st Louis & New York tsecond game)
PHILADELPHIA 5. Cleveland .
Boston i. Detroit 3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-17
|Mathewson Considers Cubs Dangerous
Says Chicago Still Is in Pennant Fight
Mathewson Says
Jimmy Lavender
Is Great Pitcher


the Georgia boy who is pitching .
. excellent ball for the Gus; :
Lavender is one OF the most 3
9 promising youngsters that have =
seen break into the big league in =
long time. The beauty Of his .
work is that il gets better as the 3
situation becomes tighter, and he 3
He has lot Of speed, nice curve =
ball and a bad splitter that he .
. mixes in judiciously. He also uses =
his head
sseesesseesseeeesseseeeees
hurt New York most was the tears
ing apart of our team through in
juries The manning of Fletcher
will not break UP the Giants in
field Shafer ought to fill the gap
satisfactorily until Fletcher is
again ready to take his old place
That is the great value of the
team McGraw has assembled. When
one man is hurt he has a man al
most exactly as good to take his
place.
The injuries to Wilson and Groh
viii not handicap the club badly
unless the regular men in those po-
siuons are laid UP in the meantime.
Meyers and Doyle are both fit to
work now
do not think that any Of the in
iuIies to the New York players was
inflicted intentionally. as the spik-
ing of Groh al second base was
something that is likely to befall
any player. Groh was spiked in
the hand as Zimmerman, the chi
cago third baseman, slid for the
bag, and it vas the fault of neithe
one, but just one of the breaks of
the game
Cubs Pitching staff Strong.
Chance has a great team in the
cubs now. and his pitching staff is
especially to be admired Layen-
der is one of the most promising
Youngsters that have seen break
into the big league in long time
The beauty of his work IS that it
gets better as the situation be
comes tighter. and ne does not fade
away in q pinch He has a lot Of
speed a nice curve ball and bad
splitter that he mixes in iudicious-
~. He also uses his head
Richie seems to be as good as he
eve against the Giants. a
any rate. The present arrange
ment of his team, with Leach in
center field gives Chance o dan
gerous and hard hitting intied and
outheld It is well balanced
strong club, but is handicapped
in the race for the pennant by a
lead that don't believe can posi-
bly, be overcome
OF course. as l have minated
before. nothing is Impossible in
baseball and protracted slump
by the Giants might result in our
club dropping back within reach
ing distance Of the cubs 1t is now
only the middle of July, with two
months and a half left to play.
The Chicago team is the strong
es, contender in the race next To
the Giants and one that would be
feared by team with a less com-
handing lead 1t will fatten up on
the other easy Eastern clubs now.
while We are fighting the rest Of
the hard hitting Westerners. and
Viz gain on us considerably on
thA trip Tren the WesteIners
come East for a swing through our
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-17
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Games TO-DAY.
willie in Birmingham,
standlnn of Tho ciuna.
YesterdaN.s Reauits.

Mobile s. Atlanta 4.
New Orleans 6. Chattanooga l.
Montgomery Nashville. rain.
Memphis Birmingham, off day.
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,ndIno o. the clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 4.
Pntsburg ), Brooklyn 4.
Chicago 3, New York l.
Boston St Louis, off day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-17
Crackers Batting
Averages, Including
Yesterdays Game

These averages include yesterdays
game with Mike Firms Mobile Gulls:
C.l1IS
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Today,
Montreal in Toronto
Buffalo in Rochester
Newark in Providence
JERSEY City in Baltimore.
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THE BASEBALL CARD
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Games Today.
Columbus in Kansas city
Toledo in Milwaukee
Indiana polls in Minneapolis
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games TODAY.

New York in Pittsburg
Boston in Cincinnati
Philadelphia in Chicago.
Brooklyn in st Louis
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SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Games TODAY.
Macon in Albany.
Columbia in Columbus.
Savannah in Jacksonville.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Chicago in Boston.
st. Louis in Washington
Detroit in Philadelphia
Cleveland in New York
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standInc Of the CLUBS

Yesterdays Results.
Newark s, Baltimore 1
Toronto (. Montreal 9
Buffalo g. Rochester l.
Others not scheduled
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
SAN a ntoniorfe, Austin 3
Waco a. CAR weston O.
Beaumont A. Fort Worth 5.
Houston Dallas, rain.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Today.
Talladega in Gadsden
Selma in Admission,
Cedartown in Rome
Standing Of the Clubs.
w J.. PC " T. r =
Gadsden Is 3 $50 + adega IS 40'
Rome 10 q sos C'rtovn 40(
Anist'n 10 Al Selma IA 10;
Yesterdays Results.
Gadsden 5. Talladeea o
Admission 9, Selma 3
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.
Games Today.
Charlotte in Anderson.
Greenville In Spartanburg
winston Salem in Greensboro
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE,

Games Today,
Richmond in PORTSMOUTH.
Newport News in Petersburg
Norfolk in Roanoke
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Games Today.
Jackson in Yazoo City.
Meridian in Greenwood
Nicksburg in Columbus.
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Yesterdays Results.
Bristol 3 Morris own B
Asheville = Knoxville 3
Cleveland 3. Johnson City ?
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standing Of tho CLUBS.

Yesterdays Results.
Norfolk 3, Roanoke 3
Petersburg .. Newport News 0,
Portsmouth 4. Richmond !
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,tandine OF the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Jackson 9, Yazoo City 2.
Greenwood 4 Meridian 2
Nicksburg Q, Columbus Z.
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