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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
VANDERBILT CUP
RACE POSTPONED
Rain Puts Track in Bad Condi-
tion-Event to Take, Place
Next Week.

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 21.-Rain that
fell all night left the Wauwatosa course
over which the Vanderbilt cup race was
to have been run today sea of mud
interpreted with pools of water The
track was in such condition that ex-
perts who went over it shortly after
daylight said it would be impossible to
run the race.
The officials were loath to call off the
event. They planned to inspect the
track officially before they took final
action. Late yesterday they had issued
statement that they would run the
race today, even should it be raining, if
the course was passable The drivers
returned disgustedly to their hotels to-
day. 1t was secretly agreed yesterday
that if the races could not be run today
an attempt would be made to hold them
early next week
Although official pOstpOnement of the
race has not yet been announced and
probably will not be until II o'clock,
the time the cars We're to start plans
to run the race Tuesday have tentative
ly been made. According to the plans,
the Wisconsin cup and Pabst trophy
race would be made morning features
for Tuesday, with the Vanderbilt cup
the afternoon card and the grand prize
Wednesday. Some of the officials ia
vor q postponement of ten days, to give
weather conditions time to settle and
get the course in better shape.
The Vanderbilt cup rules provide that
the cars must be at scratch on the day
and hour set for the event For this
reason it is possible that the men will
line up today and no announcement of
the postponement be forthcoming until
the cars are ready for a start.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
Say Taft Men Call
Fake Moose Meetings

CHICAGO Sept 21.-Chargcs that
Taft men have been advertising Roosc-
Welt meetings in places where the colo
mel could not possibly be were made
here today by Chamcey Dewey. state
chairman of the Progressive party
Dewey alleges that the trick has been
tried in number of states and that the
meetings We're advertised to disappoiut
people and disgust them with the Pro-
gressive party
The Progresstves have petftioned
Mayor Harrison to throw open Chicago
school houses for ncighborhood poIiti-
Gal MEETINGS during the remainder of
the campaign
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
DON 7 SCOLD AN
IRRITABLE Chin
If tongue is coated, stomach
sour, breath feverish, give
Syrup of Figs" to
clean the bowels.

Your child isn't naturally cross 81
rltable and peeyish. Mother, Fvar,;,
the tongue; if coated, it means tha ~
ones stomach is disordered Ivar j.,
active and its thirty feet of bo,,. "a
clogged with foul, decaying waste
Every mother realizes after civil
deliclous Syrup Of Figs" that his IS
the ideal laxative and physic for rbfi
dren. Nothing else regulates the III.
ones tender stomach, liver and how'd.
so etfectually, besides they dearly Io,a
its delightful fig taste.
For constipated bowels, sluggish li,-ar
bilfousness, or sour, disordered storn
ach, teVerishness, diarrhOea sora
throat, bad breath or to break a cola
give one-half to a teaspoOnPul os
Syrup of Figs" and in few hons
all the clogged up, waste, sour bile IN
digested food and constipated matter
win gently move on and out of tha 80
tenn without gripping or nausea, and Won
VIII surely have a well, happy and smiI-
ing child again shortly.
With Syrup of Figs you are not drug
gtng your children, being composed en-
tirely of luscious figs SIENNA and arc
mates 1t can not be harmful
Full directions for children Of all ages
and for grown-ups plainly printed ON
the package.
Ask your druggist for the full name
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA
prepared by the California Fig Svrvn
Co. This is the delicious tasting, GEM
inc old reliable. Refuse anything else
offered.
ADVERTISEMENT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
TEN BABIES IN COURT
OF PROUD PAPA JUDGE

SOUTH BEND, IND, Sept. 21.-
Judge G. A. Farabaugh, much to his
embarrassment, had to try cases in the
county court today in the presence of
ten crying infants. after he had wei.
coined the first visit of the stork to his
home A half dozen Hungarian women
sat before him with the babies on their
laps, unaware that the little bundles
they had were responsible for a rather
odd situation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

He can go any
where about the
executive offices.
at any hour of the
day or night, with
or without a light,
and place his hand
instantly and pre-
clsely upon such
document or thing
as he may be
seeking.
1 ii t governor
believes in having
a place for every
thing, and in hav-
ing everything in
its place.
He makes most
OF his official
notes, outlines his
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

puollc utterances, orders, and so forth
on the back of envelopes from which
the mail has been withdrawn.
He can get more words on the hacl,
Of one envelope than anybody else in
the world
Ihey say heonce put seventeen hun
dred words on one ordinary postal card
and he wasn't trying, particularly, at
that!
Having outlined a message to the leg
lsiature, an executive order or some
thing of the sort on the back of an en-
Velope, he dictates it to a stenographer
in such exact form as he wishes il to go
out to the public, and then he care
fully stores away the original docu-
ment.
1t Is fact that the governor can, by
referring to his file of envelope backs,
| INFORM himself instantly of the sum and
substance of each and every promulga-
ton during either of his administra-
tons
1t is all there-nothing whatever is
missing!
The governor is a student-a stu
dent in the broadcast and most compre-
hensive sense of the word He digs for
things until he gets them-sometime
the digging is easy sometimes it is
| hard. 1t makes no difference to the
governor He keeps right on digging
until he uncovers the thing he is after
The governor has quite literary
turn of mind, and his state papers
even as his campaign cards-are mod
els of English, and unquestiOnabIy car
| ry the punch"
TO see him walking along the street
he always hurries-one never would
suspect him of having concealed some
where about his person an executive
| document of some thousand or two
words. And yet he may have just that
| in his vest pocket, on the back Of an
envelope!
| Clayton Robson, of Milledgeville, is
weighted down once more with grave
responsibilities of state!
He has been reelected chairman of
the senatorial executive committee for
the Twentieth district!
Robson undertook to duck this honor
and distinction, and begged that he be
permitted to retire, and rest upon his
already well earned laurels. There was
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
What We Never Foroot

according to science, are tna 49, SNU
ISOLATED with our early bome 'i Ite as
as Bucklen's Arnica Salye tba me, such
or grandmother used to cure ', o,,,. mother
Dolls, scalds, sores. skin erurtiI u. .ouIns,
spralns or bruises. Forty w. cuts,
cures prove its merit. Unri,a I@.s Of
piles, corns or cold sores. OnIL, a 5- for
at all druggists. ''' 20 cents
ADVERTISEMENT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

-, one. of the most common anr,..
that hard working people ara @ osatieents
with is lame back AppIy C5,,l.Ileted
IAN Llniment twice a dav 5n ann er-
sage the parts thoroughly Al , oo-, mas
Plcaton, and you will get onfc i,~n IL a p-
For sale by all dealers. i0'-N 's.la:
CAdvertsement)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLITICS
By JAMES B. NEVIN.

nothing doing, however, in the begging
off business
Ihere was an uprising of the people
in Baldwin composed of Carl Vinson,
Joe Pottle and two other persons) and
Robson had to take that job again,
whether he would or no
1t is going to rest heavy on Robson's
mind for the next two years-that Job
but he finally agreed to accept again,
anyway!
The Macon Telegraph, keeping a
clear head in the coming tower always,
warns Democrats that, while Wilson
likely will be elected, they will make
possibly fatal mistake by indulging
in overconfidence.
The Telegraph quotes Mr.. Jacob Col
Inns, prominent Savannah man. Just
returned from a trip North, to the
effect that Roosevelt is making rapid
gains in the North, and that he is the
man Wilson must defeat for the presi-
dency-and Collins things that under
taking is destined to be no sort of May
picnic.
The Telegraph particularly laments
the woeful lack of interest in the as
sembling of Wilson's campaign fund,
and evidently thinks that sign of
danger to the party in November.
Seeing in Roosevelts prospective vote
grave menace to Wilson, The Tele-
graph discusses that vote more or less
disgustedly but none the less pointed
ly, saying:
Roosevelt is drawing heavily
from the ''progressives" in both
old parties. He gets them, bag and
baggage, from the Republican
ranks-that goes without the say
ing. In addition, he gets the Re-
publican outs" the disappointed
and disgruntled. He gets such a
proportion of the rich as will make
his campaign fund all-sufficient He
gets the hero worshipers, the men.
who are many, that like to follow
the brass band and the man on
horseback with spurs and lariat
He gets the men who are habitual-
ly led by will-o'-the- wisp into
forbidding marsh, failing to see the
pole star of tiXedness He gets the
men who are trapped by the "di-
vine CALI proclamation.
And. whatever one may think of it,
if he gets all those elements into the
ballot box in his favor, he may-likely
will-win the presidency!
In the meantime, Georgia Bull
Moses are preparing to give Colonel
Roosevelt the reception of his life in
this city next Saturday!
The former president is sure to have
a fetching word to say in my mothers
state"
He knows how to play on that par
ticular string most gagingly-and
those who doubt it will change their
minds if they come to Atlanta to hear
him speak.
When it comes to taking the audience
up into the mountain tops and showing
it the kingdoms of earth T. Roosevelt
is the most successful little taker-up
that ever played the game of politics!
The safest way to keep right along
viewing Mr. Roosevelt with alarm and
rejecting his brand of gospel is to keep
your distance from him
The man has "a way with him"-no
mistake about that!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

Governor Joseph NJ, Brown is method
personified.
He is system run riot!
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-24
WARREN DISTRICT MINES
Continued from Page -

CONTINUED from Page -
consequent Increase in the output u
the mines.
There have been few recent devel-
opments in ore discoveries by his
company. Good bodies continue -
be constantly cut in the Briggs, Cole
and Junction shafts, the best In the
past week being in Junction ground
not far from the Briggs line where a
good ore body has been cut on the
400 level
II is expected that within a week
or two the actual work OF concretilg
the Junction shaft will have been
started. preliminary arrangements
for this having been about completed.
II remains to make the necessary ar
rangements for handling men and
ore while this work is in pro ,ress
since the greater part OF the output
Of the mines OF the company is nOE
hoisted from the Junction
shsttUck Arizona Company
The Boston Financial News has this
20 say aboRt Shattuck- Arizona
"Shattuck- Arizona has jumped rom
comparative oblivion into place as one
OF the most active stocks on the loc.u
LOard during the past week. sales
have been made as high as "a - as
compared with ~ IL a week ago. Buy
ing is based upon the resumption ~
smelter shipments 10 the Calumet &
Arizona smeiter after a shutdown
slice June Of last year. when opera
iions were suspended because of the
low price OF the metal
Shsttuck produced steadily for Sew
eral years and had the record OF the
lowest cost per pound at one time.
owing TO the high copper content Of
ihe ore shipped. IL. l9lo-l9ll, the last
year whsEt regsilsr shipments were
made. the ore ran better than ~
per cent copper, while in tsii-i2 when
shipments were made from develop
ment operations only. the pre- ran 20
FER cent copper.
Under the new contract. with the
Calumet Arizona, which cabs ioI
100 tons daily until July lst next,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-24

~ hen a minimum OF 800 TONS daily
will be shipped. :he AVERAGE copper
content will be lower, ana viii run
probably at the rate OF \ or per CEN
copper Earnings on shipments Of 100
tons daily to the Copper queen smelt-
er under the Old contract would nave
shown share earnings OF s. on II II
cent metal so that with production
doubled, with better smelling rates,
even though the copPe- content Of
the ore Is REDUCED 10 or q per cen.
IL seems reasonable 10 look for earn
ings Of 81 per share. ard indeed. this
is what tire management expects 20
show With production Increased to
zoe tons earnings shoGh run be.
tween s. and $40 per share. on the
present price OF the metal. Il should
lie understood that with the large ton
nase OF high grade ores which Shat
luck has developed it is possible 10
make shipments run at almost any
copper content for the next FIVE years
as high as 20 per cent. II desired. but
as good prodt can DC had by the adj
fixture OF and per cent ores with
thVse OF the higher grade. running asI
hieh as - per cent, mparaJivelv
nigh average can be had over a long
pcriod. Shattack has developed a.,
ready tonnage OF more than -000,-
600 TONS which will average around
10 per cent copper so that there is in
sight at presenl ore equal to $50 per
share on ShaSuck stick with the
larger part OF its territory as yet
practically unteuched
There is a large Duluth interest
ia ;he stock. which is actively traded
on in the Duluth stock exchange
Friends of the property in Duluth arel
Predicting s5g for the stock in a COM
paratireiy short time. The earnings
OF the stock would seem TO justify |
much higher prices according 20 in
tcgests close 70 the management
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-24
HISTORICAL SKETCH
Of SONORA WEALTH

CONTINUED from Page -
1880 ard the group was called tns
Real de Aigame. For more than 2
years, lie Verde. Fnas Prletas and
others were worked, producing large
quantities OF gold. Afterwards the
mines were flooded and abandoned,
remaining al the mercy Of the gam
businOs. who robbed them. The dis
trict of MulatOs. situated IN an eche-
Ion OF the Sierra Hgdre, in the pO-
litical district Of Sahuafpa, 200 miles
from Hermosillo, produced abundant
riches when discovered and was
abandoned between 1913 and 1850 to
the gambusinOs. This is today one
OF the important mineral belts OF the
state. q square OF 10 uns. On each
side. At a distance OF 105 miles to
the east OF HermosiIlo in the Sierra
de Ia BaTanca is the group of,nIiues
OF San Javier. known since the 18th
century. The Zubiate mine % miles
east OF HermosiIlo was discovered in
1913, and has been worked infermit-
tently Up 20 recent years. The dis
trict Of Baviacanors, "a miles east o.
Arlzpe, was discovered a. The end o.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-24

the 18th century, and exploited by
the intendente Of the province. Alejo
Garcia Condo. These mines produced
silver containing gold. and we're
abandoned for long time. though la
ter worked by a French company. At
this time the exploitation Of Cananea
commenced, yielding copper and sill
YER 20 its first possessors, and is to-
day the most important factor in the
states mining industry. One OF the
old mines that has been discovered
in recent years Is III Tajo, in the jI-
reelection u CucurPe. Il IL not known
IN what epoch it was worked, nor who
ere the first owners IL is knowa
By tradition that there are rich hid
den mines u the mountains of Batuc,
that were abandoned because OF the
tenacious persecution OF the Apaches
Recently both gold placers, and veins
OF silver have been discovered in this
region. since the beginning OF the
lSrh century gold plsceTs and silver
and gold-bearing veins have been ex-
plotted in the Mineral del Rio Chico,
ia miles southesst4of Hermosillo.
and 3d. miles south sf, AgIaje was dis
COVERED infhe middle of1he, past cen
fury. and in 1885 a miles north On
Caborca Ia Basura gold piacers and
cold and silver veins. In the Sierras
Of san Perfecto Quitoyac, san An
tonic Alamo Maerto aud Las Palomas
are gold placers and veins. Copper
is found in Fl Tonrco, Bacoache, An
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-24
All Are Very clever.

Jessie is, perhaps. the most bril-
liant Of the three daughters, though al
are clever. She graduated from the
Woman's College in Baltimore. and Oh
her graduation DAY Doctor Wilson de-
IiveregI the baccaIaure att.
The third daughter Eleanor Ran
dolph. is studying at the Academy
OF Fine Arts in Philadelphia. II Mar.
caret inherited her voice from her
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
Wanted-Help Male and
Female

No Competition, Big Sales. Large
Profits. not sold in stores. satisfac-
ton guaranteed. KWICKSHARP
grinds any shape or size knife auto
matically. Housewives enthusiastic.
buy on sight Right kind of agents
can get valuable appointment BE the
first in your territory. We back you
up with extensive advertising. refer
all Inquiries and credit all sales TO
you. r. a. Decker, Sales Mgr 81 +.
2Sth street. New York City. 1t
VIII you copy POstals for SIS week
"? Fun plan 10c with money-back
guarantee. Address Geo. Joslin. Gran
lite CITY. III. It
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
For Sale Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-Orpington eggs for set
ting. GOodacre strain. a lso Orping-
ton cockerels for sale. Fawn Feather
Poultry yard. Orangewood. Phone
Suburban 161. gs
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Rel Eggs
for setting 40. cents and up. Main
131 odd
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
For Sale-Real Estate
SOME SNAPS!

OOmC SNHFo.
Do You Want Ranch? We have
it,
Are YOU familiar with Poultry?
We have ten acres peculiarly adapt
ed for it.
Are you fond of Oranges? We
have fine Orange land.
Are YOU looking for Investment ?
We have land already To- he sub
divided.
Robertson x Hill. % f. Adams st.
tc
FOR SALE-io acres the best dairy
ranch proposition in valley. - acres
in solid alfalfa. l. acres in grain
fenced into . fields. Page wire fence.
good j-room house. nice old shade
Fruit trees. berries. roses. etc. Half
cash. Balance long time. Bright :
Realty Co. 30 w Monroe ST
FOR SALE-Ten acres near car line
on Indian school road Excellent
fruit land. new house. Price $4,000,
easy terms. Can sell 5 acres if
wanted. E. E Pascoe. 10 North
Center St. II
FOR SALE-NIne choice residence
lots, in good neighborhood, one block
from car line. VIII sell one or more
at 1925. Fifty dollars cash. balance
ten dollars per month. e f. Pascoe,
ITO y. Center St 1924 Overland II
FOR SALE acres east face on
Center street. south of Mcdowell road,
$4,000 net. Small cash payment, bal
ance on mortgage.
acres adjoining Francis home on
Central avenue, $1,000. Small pay
rent.
10 acres adjoining Francis on No.
18th Ave, $4,000. Small payment.
Mrs. VIM. r. Albrecht. SO No. LIST
Ave, Phoenix, or 2349 No. 29th St.
DIP
FOR SALE-4o-acre alfalfa ranch,
A-water. modern new 4-roOm brick
house. grand location. miles north
on Center l mile west First class
in every respect Price reasonable
Clark Carson. General Delivery. In
THE BEST. largest and cheapest
lots are in East Evergreen Addition.
Easy terms. i. J. Bennitt & Co. If
FOR SALE-Want the best cash
offer for lots %. -. kirkland Addi-
ton. 5oxl50 each 10 alley Address
owner. s W. Box -, Republican.
DIP
GOOD BUYS FOR quick buyers: 4
lots on Center St. 100x400. at half
the price usually asked. A few choice
ots in Van Buren, Place at from 5000
Ia $500. easy terms. Kenslngton lots
al 500 on easy terms-Only a few left. |
10 acres close in. will trade for city
property. Groom house, Evergreen |
Addition LOT, 1O0x235, terms to suit !
,,Iver Sas0O Soc ne todav C.tSiDQar
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

WANTED-Young man for railway
office work: must be good steno-
grapher: address Railroad" Care
Arizona Republican rs
WANTED--Men at Los Angeles. Can
learn trade. Fair wages after second
month. Automobile. electricity, plumb
ing. bricklayiDg. Practical work on
actual jobs. 1900 students last years
Only few months required. United
Trade school, Los Angeles. 2-bd
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
For Sale-HouSes


FOR SALE-SS600 brand new
house. just completed. rooms and
bath suitable. for two families This
is close To business center and will
bring good revenue. Can rent half
for So S60O will handle this. See
Brights Realty Co. 2$7 w. Monroe
st. -
FOR SALE-A bungalow on Indian
School car line. Disappearing bed.
Solar heater All modern plumbing
and nicely finished inside. VIII sell
on easy terms. George Hageman, cor
Second and Adams. If
FOR SALE room house modern
$1,000. $50 =. Portland St 2-g
WOULD YOU like 10 buy a house
at a snap? Owner about to leave
town and must sell. Address, Owner.
p. O. Box 995. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
Rooms and Board

WANTED-At once roomers will
furnish board if desired. Strictly
home cooking. Call S25 y. 3rd Ave.
Overland 1854. DIR
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
For Sale or Exchange

GREAT TCNITY-Chicago
Heights. Chicago. property valued at
SS00.o0 for Phoenix realty Must live
here. VIII exchange. Those meaning
business address Box 80. Republican
2-dl
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
For Sale-Houses


FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow.
1-rOom house. 3 4-room houses and
then some : lots 50x2O0 $3.50. income
S95 per month this property will
double in the next years the lucky
one will draw swell prize Good
buys of all kinds. open Sunday. NJ.
II. shelton. III West Washington. If
BUY OF OWNER.-New 5-room
modern bungalow. on car line. Lot
95x140. Barn in rear. Trees nicely
started. Bargain call at 1O11. y. 3rd
St 2-dg
FOR SALE-6-room modern brick
house furnished or unfurnisheG. 1856 y.
3rd Ave. Lot 5Si2X137k. barn. See
owner for quick selling price, 335 n.
Bird Ave. gs
BEAUTIFUL little 6-roOm cottage,
all modern, nicely finished, 124 y.
18th Ave. Terms to suit purchaser.
Inquire. S07 w Adams ST. DIP
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE lots 40x140, cne block
west of capitol $3.50 for the two. Part
cash. See Johnston at Costley &
Thompson. Il w Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

THE COPELAND-36s y. end Ave
Central location. Comfortable rooms.
Dining room. Opportunity for perma-
nent gentlemen to secure room reas-
enable. Special rate To those remain
ing for summer. Is
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

c. O. McMURTRY-Experi Ii
censed live stock auctioneer. sell sales
anywhere in the state at a reasonable
rate; see him before claiming dates.
Am judge of values and get the prices
office Is " LIST Ave Both phones. tt
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

FOR SALE-s3750. a bargain in
CANDY little suburban home Nice
new 6-room house with good well.
barn and chicken house. orchard of
30 fruit trees. - grape vines. and
some in alfalfa. Just the chicken
ranch YOU have been looking for:
close in, and one block from car
line. Owner will sacrifice for quick
sale. Your terms. Brights Realty
Co. 237 w. Monroe St If