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Arizona republican., 1912-03-06
THE PRovIDENT MAN

Prepares something beside his um- brella for a rainy day. He uses brain and brawn to earn as much as pos sib1e, then he puts his money where it will be safe and work for him. A savings account is mighty comfort able thing to have as protection on a rainy day" The Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Co.,, is prepared tc handle just such accounts. it is the only exclusive savings bank in tho city.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 011710

Department of the Interior, U. $. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona February F. 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that Charles IF. Crane, of Maricopa. Ariz., who. on July II, 1910. made Homestead entry, No. OHIO, for S14NWA' NWA SwA. Section 21, Township 4 S. Range E. G & S Meridian has filed notice of intention to make Final communication Proof. to estab- fish claim to the land above describ- ed, before Register and Receiver' U S. Land Office, at Phoenix. Ariz, or the goth day of March, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: ! George F. Schad
 1 Oliver M. Shreve Pink L. Cole
 Mrs. P. L. Cole, all of Maricopa. Ariz
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-06
A BUSINESS MAN.

Was heard to say in speaking or
 the National Bank of Arizona. Ihey treat you white over there a pretty decent reputation to have, for either :, man or q bank The man or instl- tution that is known to give people a square deal, gets the confluence ana their business. The men at the head of this bank, like the vaults. are pro-
Arizona republican., 1912-03-06
INFANT WHAT IT WANT.

When I want it, particularly II It Ina to get in communication with a drug store in the middle of the night hocausa my wife or babies are sick. and I do not want 10 telephoie MI Blanks house, get him up to go down and open his store, before can gel the medicine they need. l shall there- fore remember that the Ruffin Drug Store is open all night, every nlGh' at : W. Wash. St.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-06
NOTICE OF ELECTION Salt River Valley Water Users AS
socia atIon.

Notice is hereby given that under inc provisions of the Articles Of ln- corporation and of the bylaws of the Salt River Valley Water Users AS sociation and in pursuance thereof
 an election by the qualified electors of said Association will be held or Tuesday. April second @. 1912. from
Arizona republican., 1912-03-06

Make a Republican Want Ad do the work for you-a i've wire salesman on the job "A hours 8 day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

ct the youngsters and those who
have been imported from other leagues
by purchase showed up in good shape
and there is no reason to anticipate
but that the season viii be in every
way q faster one than last year
Real Test During Hot Weather
The real test in the Texas league
begins about July, when the hot
weather comes. tt Is then that the
players who come to Texas for the
first season begin to feel the effects
Of the weather and it is often that the
pennant race IS practically decided
during that month on account OF
many Of the promising players going
TO the bad AS there are so many new
Corners in the league and the hot
weather IS a killer, it would be hard
to anticipate results before that time.
although san Antonio and Houston
Judging by the showing already made.
are the two best bets in the pennant
race. The Galveston club has prob
ably been put I'm the possible class bv
signing two more men, both OF whom
are widely known in this circuit.
They are Heine Mag and Tony Thebo.
beth Of whom were with Dallas last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14
NaughtOn Expresses Opinion
As To Prospects Of Fight
Declares Speculates Why
Culey Travelled Juarez.

! X AN FRANCISCO, Calf. April 10
Before long we VIII know il there
is to be a Jack Johnson-Jim Flynn
J match. Just at present the prospect is
/ none too roseate, but as Jack Curley
has promised to give out some definite
! Information on Nay 1, there is no harm
! continuing in a guessing mood while
| longer.
Curley. by the way. stiu insists that
/ the championship event win take place
I In July The only DOUBT he says, is in
/ regard 10 the place where the ring
I viii be pitched and il is on this point
/ that he is to enlighten Us at the be
/ ginning Of the merry month OF May.
JACK Is surely persistent lellOW-
I He has hunted high and low for lOca-
] ton that VIII serve as an appropriate
/ setting for the heavy1ye hit battle and
he has shown wonderful determination
and marvellous qualities of optimism III
the face Of discOuraging conditions.
When last heard from. Jack was look
ing over the ground at Juarez, across
the river from FL PaSO, and was said
TO be trying to pave the way for the
coming together OF Jack and Jim at
that point. Considering the status Of
AFFAIRS around Juarez, this seems like q
sign Of weakness on Jacks part.
NauEhrCR's View % Revolution.
The revolution down that way has
now worked beyond the bounds Of a
moving picture speculation and there is
no telling who may be in power and
possession at Juarez on any date dur
ing the next few months. It certainly.
seems as though Jack must have felt
that all other doors were closed to
him when he crossed the Rio Grande
70 look for sure ground for Flynn and
Johnson.
1t may be, however. that Curley is
playing a deep game just as Dan stuart
did when casting around for the most
suitable site for the Bob FftzsimmOns-
Peter Maher match. Jack may be cross
ing the Mexican border in order to
throw the authorities in other dIrec-
Jack tells where the fight is to take
place, we viii have to admit that he
covered his tracks well and fooled US
completely.
It IS said that Jack Johnson is be (
ginning TO feel dubious about CurIey's /
ability to pull of the match and is con
slderlng certain offers placed before I
him by Tom O'Rourke. Furthermore. 3
that one Of these offers calls for a .
10 round bout between johnson and Al I
Palzer IN New York
In view Of some Of the things that /
nave been said during the past six .
months, this Is startling news. To be
gln with one OF the members Of the
New AOrk boxing comm ission has SET .
MS face against Johnson being allowed /
TO appear IN a, New York ring and had
threatened to disrupt the game il anv
promoter attempted to sign Johnson
IN the next place, a great deal was
SAID ABOUT holding Palzer back for 4
year and permitting him to develop be-
lore sendlng him against johnson
In the next place, a great deal was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

1ers mas always looked upon the ns-
l99aL paSUime lightly
~ ma seems new Chase THIS sprfnv
Ele sun IS ooyish and light-hesrfa7 r.,
Is aCuonS both on and OFF the Reid
bll Jhere IS a seriousness in his Dis---
tTs manner never before evidenced
ne mas assured WOlVerton Of hts hse~-
test cooperation. he dec1srsS -,
ser dellghted to have been relieved o.
ne responsibilities OF maua 1-ar7,e-,-
or lne Ilrst time he displays daar ~
teLesL IN MS colleagues OF rha ~
-t14C ana coaches them and schooIs
mem IN MS little mannerisus so 81, -,
StesCt the best possible working har-
Chase seems. If possible nor. ss-,,,
than ever. And II can be roficad 49,
Itue slding he has done, has bee1
zone rect first Also. his spflCes ~
-Ons' or the Ty- Cobb tyne II ~ -
goL leq tAaI ne has bought q file ana
thaI he VIII employ it.
We arrived at the cOnclusfo,,. ID.
go Cuase the other day, that if il
~ n t1ihe Tor rne-to do something vim
my sen mere Is no reason rhar 7 -
see why anyone should have s-,-+r, -
OF me as a ball player. I've alv-avs
S-F en- lne other fellow a shaTs 49,
SS-stler OF IL, but that got me nofbf1,T
~, m gong 10 10 see Just what I
nave always played nv bardas+
~ 90 not think IL was nv best
~ n9l look upon the game seri0rla1t-
v-oi,.s =. nave given my word 10
" oiFerton that II I do not sb0vr ~
I ork this year the real thfnr ~ e..
sschlng' then I'm ready TO stem fIoT--
ana out And. you know. I'm M -
--ouelIe- need the money fust q,
mucn as the next one" as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

year and who have played with va
riOus terms in this league during the
last several years Mag IS reckoned
as one OF the best second basemen in
the Texas league and has made good
in the Southern league He was going
at a top clip with Dallas last year
when he broke his rib and quit for tint
season He is now in fine physical
shape.
Tony Thebo was taised in the Texas
league. He is on outfielder and
good one when he viii observe train
ing rules. AS he is growing old he
IS getting steadier and it may be that
MaIOney. who Knows him we'll win be
able to hold him He IS the fIeetest
man on his feet in the Texas league
and holds the record for stolen bases
While Waco has been shOrn OF sew
eraI of its highest-priced veterans
through the lowering of the salary linn
it-Catcher Meek being the heaviest
slugger lost-the way the Navigators
started off shows the team must be
counted IN the running despite this
loss. There are stIll enough veterans
among Owner Davidson's boys to hold
the club to the earth and manager
Ellis Hardy has never yet been caught
mapping.
Beaumont Has New Pitcher.
Fort Worth viii probably have a
hard time as the team seems TO be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

NAN ANTONIO. Tex April 1s.-Un-
der the most favorable auspices
in years, the Texas league race
for the 1912 season opened Friday.
The managers overlooked ''hOodoo1'
Cay and are banking on a prosperous
and successful season. san Antonio
opened in Beaumont Houston in Cal
weston, Fort Worth in Austin and Dali
las in WacO. The result OF Friday and
Saturday games showed the teams
playing about according to form.
Beaumont, the reOrganiZed Oklahoma
City team. and Galveston, almost new
from manager to mascot, are the real
dark horses in the pennant race and
the class they have shown makes il
certain they viii have TO be reckoned
with IN the penrant race.
When the clubs showed up on the
field there were so many new faces
and so many veterans missing thar
the fans have settled down to the idea
that new baseball heroes will have ia
be created in the Texas league next
year. Even the most regular fans had
10 consult their score cards to keen in
touch with the game as they should.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14
By W. W. NaughtOn

said about holding PalZar back for q
year and permitting him TO develop
before sending him against Johnson
Then again. johnson was supposed to
be so incensed against Tom O'Rourke
through some slight placed upon the
champion in his cub days that he
would on no account become party TO
any match in which O'ROurke was in
-terested-
Dove Of Peace In Evidence.
Well. If O'Rourke has made offers
and Johnson is considering them it
means that the dove of peace has de-
scended somewhere and that there is a
better understanding all around.
ORourke knows. the ropes Of the
fighting game thoroughly and is not
likely TO make any fool breaks. II
he has approached johnson on the sub
jeCt of q match in New York. IL is a
safe bet that New York is not con
stGered closed TO the champion, not
outstanding the attitude OF the box
ing mmiSSiOu.
II the Flynn-Jo hnsOn match is to go
by the boards and Johnson elects TO
box PalEer. II should mean general
lOoseninE up in the heavy weight d.
vision Flynn. when he finds himself
fancy free. viii begin looking around
for trouble In other directions. and he
wiz Eave no difficulty in securing
dates Tt would not surprise the writer
If Tommy Burns and Flynn were
signed up in quick order in case the
Flynn OhnsOn venture cOuapses. II
Burns hesiUates. or names unsuitable
terms. Jim has only to say the word
and Joe Jeanette win place himself
az Hymns disposal
Two More To Consider.
Before very long BIcvey and lang
ford should be wandering this way
from Australia. The open air boxing
Sc ason closes around Sydney in Nay
and there vEiu be nothing worth while
after that for ehe ;NvC tC remain abroaI
for. When they get back here and
H0mbardieg Wells puts in an appear
arce from England there should be
plenty Of activity among the big men
OF the 1inE.
With Carl Morris out Of the lists,
the white hope brigade has dwindled
to very small dimensions As q mat
ter OF fact Palzer seems 10 be the sole
survivor OF the movement in America
and II O'ROurke IS determined to send
his promising novice against Johnson
distinction Of being the last hope to
go out Of business. It does not follow
that a defeat by Johnson will cause
Palzer TO quit fighting entirely. but
he Will be a white hope no longer.
But fighting is a precariOus bust
ness Jim Flynn mas said that he con-
sidered himself lucky IN being matched
with Johnson, as he believed the cham
pion was doomed 10 defeat the first
time he encountered q fighter who
would go at him and exchange sIRashes-
II James diagnosis OF the case Is cor
rect and the chance Flynn so ardently
wished for passes TO PalZer, won't the
fireman be furious,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

that Palzer viii box before his club
on the nations birthday. Carl Morris
appears to be out Of the running and
Granev favcrs Tony Ross. the Penn
syIvania italian. The latter should be
able to give PalZer a hard fight If
the promoters are unable TO land Ross,
big Jim Stewart the BrOOklyniUe who
recently QuJpointed Carl Norris, may
be selected
Bob Mona, the Milwaukee middle
weight COR light heavyVyeight IS the
sensation Of the hour in New York
4 month ago very few Gotham sports
knew such an individual existed, de-
spite the fact that he has been before
the public In a professional capacity
Tor five or six years, and has, the credit
of a victory on points over Billy Papke-
Now the eastern sports are raving
about him and predict nothing less
than the middlew1ght title for the Nil
Although he has tipped the beam
well over the 165 pound mark every
time he has stepped on the scales at
ringside, as required in Gotham, Bob
claims he can make the middleweight
limit without any trouble. Probably
he could reduce to los, but / doubt
very much that be would be at MS
best at that figure il he is able TO
90 so and at the same time retain his
vitality, he looks vhe hesS Of all Inc
candidates for titui2- hCuOrs who have
appeared in the east with the possible
exception of Eddie McGoOrty. Mona
is a very nifty performer
The beating Bob gave Jim Smith,
local light heavyweight was very i'm
pressive- Smith is not very. clever
boxer. but an unusually tough indi-
vidual, who has a chance to pull down
the winners end as long as he has
strength left to swing his dangerous
right hand Yet in Mona's hands he
was like a child. After feeling Smith
out cautiously during the first few
rounds, Bob set about wearing his
man down like the good mechanic he
IS and in the eighth round had his
heavy opponent in such helpless con
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

weak in all departments. Dallas is
showing well, as are the other teams
Beaumont is being congratulated on
securing Teddy COrbett, who opened
the season on the mound for that
team. He comes from the South Bend,
IND, team, where he played last year
with manager Eddie Wheeler and won
Is out OF "A games pitched He has
played with Nashville, Sioux City. St
Paul and Portland and has made a
good record with all OF them His
health has not been good in the north
and that is the main reason he is play
Ing in Texas this season. He is only
20 years old and there is plenty OF
ability left in him yet
President Wilbur p Allen has issued
a long set of new rules TO govern the
clubs, and he announces they win be
adhered to. One OF the drawbacks TO
the Texas league during recent years
mas been the lack OF discipline from
the central organization Greater power
vas given to president Allen this year
ana he declares that he expects 10 en-
force It. With a secretary. paid a SUI
Ilclent salary TO devote all of his time
q the affairs OF the Texas league there
viii be a much closer attention to de-
talIs. Every effort is being made to
provide satisfactory umpiring. for
tnaJ has been the source of the greats
est friction IN the past
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14


~ southern lightweight, has been
cleaning up 1873 Founders Of
late he should be in line for a cham
POnship match with Ad Wolgast; in
fact, he IS just as much entitled TO
airy for the crown as Joe Rivers Of
l5Ds Angeles. who is hardly full
fiedged lightweight as yet II the re-
ports are correct from Memphis, about
MandOt defeating owen Moran, the
English lightweight then there should
be no hesitanCy in matching him with
Wolgast-
one man who saw the fight at Mem
phis, informs me that Moran was not
beaten decislvely and that draw
would have been a correct decision.
Whether this is right or not, IL mat
ters little for the reason that even a
draw with Moran demonstrates that
MandOt has the class to go against
the best lightweights in the country,
including the champion Mandot and
XIV ers are matched for the May so
date al Los Angeles. and il was Ger
FANNY happy thought by Tom Nc
carey. for il viii prove almost as big
an attraction as WOlgast and RIVERS
ana viii cost much less money
Manoot has been stepping pretty
lFely the past eight months, and has
IneL some Of the best boys in the
country He has been nurSed along
-o2reIully and is in a position now TO
reap the benefits Of his labor.
Burns Entitled To Chance.
Ao.1luy " alSn, VINO is mana SlnB
Frankly Burns. the New Jersey bantam
weight. refuses to keep quiet Tommy
IS determined to get on another match
for his boy with Johnny Coulon the
bantam champion, and he is leaving no
stone unturned 10 get a match with
CoulOn. He offers 70 give him a side
bet and 10 make the same weight as
IN their last match at New Orleans.
Further than that ne offers to go ont
Of his class and match Burns with
Johnny Kilbane at 122 pounds. ct
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14
Chase VIII Play a Mite More
Aggressively During the
Coming Season.
By w. ]. NIeBETH.

New York, April ia new chal-
lenger enters Ban JOhnson's lists this
season for mortal combat with the
champion OF all diamond knighthood
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, like the Ger
gian peach" of Hugh Jennings mighty
Tiger aggreg cation, ne Is no novice at
the game His star was firmely es-
tablished In flames armament long
before the wonder Of the generation
signed his first bush league con-
tract
Hal Chase, first basemau Of the
H1gnlanderss aspires 10 CObb's crown
None can deny that Chase. in his
tional Cobb. In many respects the
former leader OF the Yankees is su-
perlor to even Ty- Chase is the great
est 1lrSt DaSeman Of baseball history,
he is the greatest fielder and the
quickest thinker. He is wonderfully
1ast on the bases. he is able to break
away quickly, and possesses that keen
intuition OF Just when 10 start so as
10 get the break on the opposing bat
terry Rarely is he caught stealing and
ne pliers third more often than any
rival Before he sets forth on a pur-
!oln trip Chase IS absolutely sure that
ne holds the winning advantage. Chase
IS q good hitter wonderful batter in
tact-and one OF the best men before
the runner. Hal is almost infallible
on the batting end Of squeeze" play.
VIII Not Slide Head First.
Just one thing, hereafter. has stood
between this wonderful player and tbs
cll-arOund championship. A fault YOU
might call II, but it has more the ap-
pearance Of a virtue. Hal has been
handicapped b. his charming person
atty. He has shown It in every move
ment on the field. and in his every at
uUude OF base stealing He has al
ways slid head first, not because he
cannot progress as cieverly and quick
y with the spikes in front OF him. but
Tor fear OF injUring an opponent.
In his big league career, Chase has
never cut down a player. In this re-
spect he has always been fair TO a
fault against himself Cobb. on the
other hand, eXacts the last ounce OF
flesh. He viii not relinQuish one
inch Of his right to base lines. even II
the career OF an opponent is the price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

George Carpenter, the idol of Paris
ian sporting men. was given a ques-
tionabIe decision over Gunther, the
Australian negro, so the cables tell
US. The consensus OF opinion was that
q draw would have been a more equit-
able verdict. Carpenters stock has
taken a decided drop I'm this country
al a result Of his Indifferent perform
auce. II was only a short time ago
that the veteran Kid Mccoy clearly
outpointed the Australian, and we all
know the Kid has long been out Of
the running so far as championships
are concerned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14
GOOD
TO CRITIC ANDREWS
He Says Tom McCarey Had Happy Thought When He
Matched the Memphis Boy Against Rivers for
the Right to Meet Ad Wolgast
lBY TOM S. ANDREWsl

hear about all these eastern boys chal-
longing knbane for the title It's 2
good joke, for Frankly Burns has
beaten practically every one Of them
with the exception of Johnny Dundee
and he never met him. Burns has
beaten COster, Wagner, HOuck. Kline
and O'keefe, besides bunch Of others
and II they want him again, he viii
be glad TO repeat However. most of
them are heavy featherweights now
and could not make the weight. Thai
should give Frankly a DrettE good rec
ommenddJiOu INTO the featherweight
class. out remembe. Ia is still open
70 meet COulOn, at the bantam weight
limit I Saw Joe NaDdO- II Memphis
and he strikes me As being one OF the
best boys in the business. Just Avou
watch him. I think he viii be IN
plon Of the world some day"
Another Bridsaer HOme-sIcl
1t seems peculiaF the way 81
these English boxers become
SICK after being IN this cOu
short time. a month ago Sid
the English bantam weight WI
over with Billy Marchont
manager w Z. Ames. to meet
Codlon for the bantam weig
was taken with a sudden des
turn home, and before mana
knew what he was about,
bearded one Of the stea5
sailed for Liverpool This
lie uau Two nights In the ca
both Of them easily. Now
ly Marchant, who has
straight fights. and was
70 work up a match WITH
bane- Billy must have 90
er from Smith. for he de-
" that he wanted TO reti
there was nothing for m
10 do but engage pasasg
retania and 20 back to
Johnny Bull Marchant
splendid showing in thi
was In line for some big
the temptation to get b
friends was too strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

dition that the seconds "sI1ied the
wipe as they say in Australia
The enthusiasts are already talking
a NOha-Gibbons match, but as Nike
has been making mediocre Rdversaries
agree TO las pounds a few hours be
fore ring time. it is Q cinch he Will not
consent 10 match with the husky Bob
unless the latter would cut a leg off.
Later on, perhaps. but not just now
Too much easy game in sight for the
clever Gibbons.
As the proposed McGoorty- Klaus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

bout has fallen through. and the lat
ter is out of the game temporarily
with bad hands, efforts are being mace
TO match Mona and McGoOrty. These
men come nearer to meeting REQUIRE
ments as ellgibiHties for the champion
ship than any middleweights who have
made their bows before New YORK
crowd since the days OF Stanley
Ketchel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

Of a stolen base OF an extra base hit
such genuine earnestuess as Cobb
displays might have placed Chase on a
par with the Georgian the past sew
era years. Hal has never been fired
with the lust FOR glory that prompts
~ 10 climb Up ana UP. even at the
expense Of others Indeed the peer
less first baseman Of the Hill Top
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14
Texas League Gets Away
With Chances Brilliant
By H. H. Shelton

Those Behind League Are Quite Sanguine Y
In the Play Nifty State Organization.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-24

Claude Eclnire, the peerless hero. having
been detected hiding from Desmond in n
mattress, is bound rightly IN the same
mattress. while the villain watches him
with sardouic smile. tIf YOU don't know
what snrdonic means. look n up in the die
fionnry, It's n useful habit TO acquire
that of consulting the dictIonary.D