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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
Notice Of Election.

y, tice is hereby given 10y the Board OF
Trustees OF the village OF Jerome, Lincoln
county, Idaho, that on Tuesday, April
LIST, 1913, at the trustees room in fire
department building, in said village, an
election will be held TO elect five (5)
members SO elected TO serve for term
of two years.
Polls will be open from 9 q clock i. m.
until : clock p. m. of said date.
+. A. BUSSE, Chairman.
Attest: r. f. RuPP, Clerk.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13

K. c. Morrill,, who was here last fall
buying select potatoes for the fancy
eastern trade, returned last Saturday
and is now looking for 10 to 20 carloads
more. Mr.. Morrill, stated to the Chron-
icle that if he would secure contract for
IA sufficient amount of acreage here he
would put up warehouse and establish
himself permanently. II. f. Chronicle,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
Best for Skin Diseases.

Nearly every skin disease yields quickly
and permanently to Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and nothing is better Tor burns
or bruises. Soothc> and heals. John
Deye, OF Gladwin, Mich, says. after
suffering twelve years with skin aiment
and spending $500 in doctors bills, Buck
ems Arnica Salve cured him II will
help you. Only DC. Recommended by
All Druggists ADV
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
For Sale.

Two filly colts coming two years old,
one pony.
Binder, II disc Monitor drill, fresno,
hay derrick complete, two sulky plows,
IA in. walking pillow, three section har-
row, disc harrow, mower, rake, set heavy
double harness.
+. Ii. SAMPSON,
lat s miles East, . miles South
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13

According to our Shoshone exchanges
some of the business men Of that town
will in the near future be classed a.
mine holders. 4 new find OF well pay
ing ore has been discovered on the Camas
Prairie branch OF the Short Line, which
promises big returns, and company IL
now being organized at >hoshone for the
development OF the same
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
Wanted.

At the Twin Falls hospital, four girls
to enter the Training School for nurses.
applicants must Ice in good health and
at least twenty years of age. Blank APP
plications and full information can ~,
obtained 10y addressing the Superintend
ent of the Twin Falls Hospital and Train
ing School for Nurses, Twin Falls, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13

The sheep men who have been feeding
their focks on the tract the past winter
are making preparations to remove the
same to the summer grazing grounds in
the hills. Something like 5000 head
have been fed in this locality the past
winter, which has made good demand
for the surplus hay on the tract
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13

Ed. q. Smith, county engineer OF this
county who has been spending the win
ter in California, returned to the city
last Friday night and il still very well
pleased to get back 10 good county
once again. MIR. Smith has been en-
gagged in one OF the engineering Offices Of
the kuhns, who are contemplating build
ing another big irrigation project along
the Sacramento river west of Sacramento
City about ID miles. Mr.. Smiths work
WAS the drafting OF the plans for a con-
crete dam go feet high which is certainly
some dan. Cooling Gazette.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
For Sale.

so acres adjoining Falls City Townsite
plastered house, large shed, barn and othe
Improvements. IL acres in alfalfa
WALTER H. Corr,
Falls City, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
Auction Sale Of Farm Machinery

On Saturday, March END, We will sell
at our Main street Office a complete line
OF buggics. wagons and farm implements.
See hand bills for particulars.
HAKrsnoRN x RAY, Auctioneers,
North Side Warehouse and Comm. Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
For Sale or Trade.

Have a II hole lIoosier Grain Drill,
grass seed attachment New last spring.
| wish to sell or trade for good dairy
COW.
r. :. kIPLE,
5i-tf On NJ. \. Holmes place.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
For Sale.

One OF the best located and modern
room rcsidencesin Jerome, ON easy terms
What have you got to trade?
Soft Address L. q. Box l47.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13

For - or 50 acres, south of Jerome
preferred. Land near Quincy. Washing
ton, or lots in Seattle.
u. J. ELLIS.
4l5 Oregonian Blk,
l-2t Portland, Ore.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13

Bronze Turkey Gobblers and hens
Rhode Island Red chicken eggs
JNo. L. Nc lNTYRE,
Phone 3H-2k mile east.
LIT
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13

One better will ircshen in few days
Two yearling he,iers from good milk
stock and one COW fresh first part OF
August ;. ;. SHAW.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
Live Stock Insurance.

More are asking for live stock insurance
than ever bcfore.s 80 will he in Jerome sat
uriay afternoon To receive application
and to help appraise.
W. J. Dn%E.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13

learling Holstein Bull. Inquire OF
Z. VI. WHALEN,
Falls City. Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
Team for Sale.

One mare and one gelding. Inquire o
W. WnDMAN, one mile south and 4
mile west OF O. ;. l.. depot, Jerome.
l-2t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
For Sale or Rent.

10 acres, ~ in alfalfa. Good land
good terms. 5ls miles north.
w. j. DODGE, Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
For Sale Cheap.

so feet Of : inch wooden pipe. In
qurc of FRED :. BARRETT,
Wendell, Ida
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
Seed Oats For Sale .

Have quantity Of 4 No. Seed Oat
for sale Inquire OF or write,
EDGAR PRKNrIcE,
l-3t Jerome, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
For Sale.

Team, wagon and harness. Inquire
Of JNo. WILLIAMS, at Pumping House.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-03-13
Mares for Sale .

Team OF high grade percheron mares
weighing 5000 pounds, 4 years old. For
further information inquire at this Office
The evening world., 1913-05-24
CRANE TO referee
BIG INTERNATIONAL.
POLO CUP MATCH
Dedham Club Expert Acted
IN Same Capacity During
Games Two Years Ago.

ASs~y a couA.esn,> ,~s~sv. o.. u n.
R,sson. vho - o.N o.nsss, - ~ -.
bsh po,o ,..m. ana ~. $500. - sAs
po,, A..oo,..,.. -s,.s s.~s.1.. ~
,, - =, . .-.s
HeoeU, W. =. hs.es. :. ~ A.'
Aususs 1eamont' Aasry TeSes WessSsS.
captain Of the Amsr,ceA eeeAv go
others, Joshua Crane q t4s De1AAan
Polo Club Wa selected sse9ss fer ne
ternasioaal chalIsnse - sHaAan n
A.. N..An- Roo, Cr.s N Ws~sSsvy.
-. N.S ~. 0Ssss:
- osAs S"' -. 80.
IN the same Capacity ouSmC "
between the American assspsess ~ sss
English challenges Two ysaso - I'D
his work was % good thsa - $3.50 -
his mama vas msutiou>A h vae 800.
a.. ..,,, s..,..A n. - ..e.S =. . 70.
~ ~ -. .-..ss-..
SO. MN sna - -" "S~
on the poso nen-
oWins TO the weather. ebeoRsog . -.
Gust Valley late yesterday aftsepssa Il
m. ascdsd IA he,A 4 80 - q he
0.IA a. ira pspanr ma CfuA. Two
.-.- -. w,-... - eNa -.
.Ne 80. n.
usn"eu' So"po =. 49,
oeorge Cneape' No. /; CeeI n =. A"-
son. No. 3 CaOt. Neel Bdwssos. -. -
Capt. v. Locket. back. TIE MEADOW
Brook four were composed Of join &.
Phiuos. No. 1: C. C. .Rumsey. No. Z: =.
NJ FreaSe. No. 4: L n 0toddard, Soek.
rhs surnrise Of the day came Vhsa The
pnsissh four won the s.ms aftss SAgh,
n.rto :. NJ ain minutes each by 4 sore
~ iox soai. to " roai
rhs srms hsa been schedu1sd u b
r,svsd Al Meadow brook. but thn aeld
~ go ...S,t,r- "a - ~
c.iI.A ~ %, ~. Ssv.
Tn Hn,,,.h nonse. ssemea "a rsvra "a
In. Soinr' hitch va besvy ana siIueory
The evening world., 1913-05-24
Race for National Pennant
hree-C Ornered, Between
Giants, Pirates, Phillies
LARRY M'LEAN REGARDS
FR0MME BEST PITCHER
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Larry Mclean. one Of the greatest
caechers In the buainess when he
behaves himself. and who. with The
rest OF tho Cardinals. left town last
night after q series with the Giants,
thinks that Pitcher Arthur Fromme.
Just secured by Manager McGraw.
OF the New Yorks. for three players.
Ia the best tw1rler In tho National
League. Mclean caught F'rommo
In Cincinnati for many years. Ball
players aren't often inclined to boost
each other. 10 McLean's estimation
Of Fromme Ia good news.
ANY time You catch McGraw be-
ing out-traded II won't be In a base
ball DEAL" said Mclean. My honest
opinion ID that Fromme II the best
pitcher In the National League, ana
l mean every word Of II. too"
The evening world., 1913-05-24
RICHIE GUARANTEED y
$4,000 FOR RIVERS
McCarey Releases Levy Prom,
Promise to Have Mexican \
Box for Him JulyA. ~

LOS ANGELES, May y. - wine
Richie Of San FFancisco. Aghtwsisst
champion Of the world. and Joe Rlvers
OF Los Angeles. considered nearsse n
the throne. are almost maAchsd for q
twenty-round oooteA 70 take plaes n
San Franctsco On the aftesnoou a he
Fourth Of July. One cbstacis b Ne
match-ths question ot WHISTLER Rav.rv
would have to DO bound 70 hi pruuiss
to hght before Tom NcCArsv's Los An
gsles olub-was removed when Jes
Levy. representing Rivers. tslsgrsphod
Eddie 0raney that McCaSey had re-
Tented and that no was prepared 20 am
with the San Francisco promotes.
Mopey matters have bssn settled With
Richie on the ons hanA and with NV.
srs on the other. TIE champion n,
guaranteed t1.ooo for his end while Riv.
ers 10 said to have bssn Oussanteed
5000.
There are still such details a che
the match. the posting Of fopfeita and
the naming Of the referee TO BE- Aecidsd
0raney has wired Levy to come 70 Gan
Francisco Immediately for Q oonferenc o
and the final conferences VIII Be A..
ranged ~ soon ~ Ritohie ana Biiiy
Nolan reach San Francisco from Port.
land. At that time forfeits VIM h
posted and all Of the preliminary De.
taMs worked out.
Ritohie will 20 to Nolan's ranch for
rest Of ten days or two weeks befo,s
going into active training and Rivsrs
will by that time have settled his own
training plans. II 10 possible thai ne
will do some Of his work In Loe An.
geles. but Graney win ash him 70 sn"rn
at least two weeks IN some trsirirs
camp In or near San Francisoo In ordsr
to advertise the match,
The evening world., 1913-05-24
FIGHT RESULTS

wATERvILLE. Me-. May N.-GmSost f.
drsdss Of Boston was nut away IN the third
vas scheduled fM six rounds Fleming admins.
tered ss'sr: EH.h%snt e Eidydse. y,sh.ins
Ct w: .%SiIa.. had Mass: .A'a: on s,,S
CiuhSy b~st~d Young Jennsss In the prslinlnaU.
KANSAS CITY. May N.-Mehey shsradsn Of
Fort Worth. M. in In round bout. Sh,I T.
dan led In seyen q the rounds and the other
s.cn. Srccs"'s IN TIE nin,S Ne ~Iii.d !"
the final.
b tSc Ss,sntA. SAMMY frst landed ! IN ias ~
Hcv and pa Gioyss .HAyss down for s eoua{ q
3 isvsVsoS dssla@ ave tAs bssa : IVA.
The evening world., 1913-05-24
ON PAPER CINCINNATI TEAM
LOOKS LIKE WONDER.

on paper Cincinnati has a team that
ought to be wonder. But II Isn't. Joe
tinker has been unable to get anything
ike machine organised. He has q
GOOD inheh and q really wonderful out
held, but for some reason they dom
appear to get results out Of the natural
strength. The acquisition Of Devore,
Groh and Ames ought to put Tinker On
his feet. That gives him a fast out
helder. strong utility innelder and a
pitcher who has always won more than
half his games.
George Stallings has one Of those
teams that seem to be organised for no
other purpose than to upset the done,
The Braves are liable to lose 1--WE
straight to a weak club and then turn
right around and beat the Me out OF
q champion. Starlngs has hittins
strength. but no pitchers. In Naran.
Vile he has one OF the best shortstopa
In the league and at second Bill
Sweeney IL Just about AZ good ~ they
come. These two men. however. are
not hall club. Stallings gave . very
good Nne on his club when MoGraw
asked him the other day whore h
thought he would fnish.
THAT isn't worrying me-" replied
George What / am worrying abou,
10 where will We start?"
Realizing that the scorn Of all Brook.
| lyn will smite me I've got to say Il
| just the same: From this neck Of thu
woods II now looks as II the race II
| the National League will be q triangu
lar one and the three clubs will be New
York. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1913-05-24

the slightest provocatdon. With two
more good pitchers and . couple OF 80
hitters the st. Louis club would b. dan
gerous.
The Cubs appear pitiaIbiy weak a
compared with the wonderful machine
led 80 many years by Frank Chance.
They haven't the punch. Moreover, the
Cubs do not 30 about their work With
that smooth concerted action that for.
merly made them appear - deadly
against the GIANTS. Evers will have to
start at the bottom and build up q new
machine. He cannot expect to 70 very
far on the remnants Of the one loft by
Chance.
The evening world., 1913-05-24

nssusts e Yesterday 0su.s.
E :s::ss:, =; E:lssl:::ss.: -
The evening world., 1913-05-24
Racing Will Be Revived
At Belmont Next Week
After Three Years Laps<
WEIGHTS ANNOUNCED
FOR OPENING HANDICAP.

Weights for the Metropolitan
Handicap; $500 and plate OF the
value Of 500 added: for three-year-
olds and upward; one mile; 70 oe
run Friday. May 80.
The evening world., 1913-05-24
The Thoroughbred VIII Come
Into His Own Next Friday,
About $50 O. Clock P. n.


next Friday. Memorial Day.
- By the way-eoe thorough
bfsd viii come into hb own. Down
q Belmont Para. sIong about $50 In
~ aeesrnooo. . ga Of pesnoang
hegsss VAN conn through ne pad.
dock gate end pacads 70 tie cost: .
oompRa&ivsly Csw seconds jA&sr The
startsr W re chvts viii push . but
ton; Q bell will buss loudly n The
srand sand. ths wsb-aks barvi9.
behind which Tie horses were aligned
moro than han . mile sway. will
shoot upward ct The same moment,
and - ths homes. urged o. BY siik,
clad Jockeys. sprins forward. the osd
familiar They've OF" win rssound
over the lawn and through ne BIG
grand stand. Racing. the long
looked for revival Of the invigorating
sport, will b on. after . lapse Of
three ysara or what seems TO many
q lifetime.
rv.rv cara .ho,,,A n. -. ,cv>,<v IN n.
al, A. vhst.v.- q ,ss, a. NJ Yo,h:.
.urv - r.c..sn.r, mn The "A. svant.
an. ~ A. ..s.on.. c,.s.ica ~ the oId
Asv- iii n. IN. Mstrcro,,,.r u.uA,.
80 r,sr ..nc. IN. A.v. ~ ola Nor,i.
p,r. "a ,s,,s,,v =, nsimort Park ths
v....,,s,.., -. .,..v, 100000 ~.
49, s~.,n" 80 a.. h,~h c,... ,.c,n.
49,. q. ~ vo.r nv.,,. thst
-. 80. %. ,,.,.,, c,sair,r.,v.
c,o-A ~ nom "a. nothing out Of
u~..o.r,,s.n NJ, n
-. ~. .,,.,,h., a.. IN h..A Tr,Aay
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wy NJ. - ..... 49,
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on ns"o, 'o' =" NV 49,. "a
oeen msae 70 10y S.~S.> "a
UBIWOWV VAUN UelVN w
ITO FoNMGR APPeAHANVe.
Belmont Park 10 ready TO receive the
army Of racesoers. After weeess OF hard
work the track has been restored 10 Vs
former splendor. big force OF work
men have hnSshsd the Job OF putSino
the track and GROUNDS IN snso~ eno
the painting mlss OF fences ana sAns
stands. 30 wen nes gre wor. n
done that one now oouso "~s ev,
that me famoos coue s '
from three years OF sosenes
II WAS o'e unos'.s~"s '"s' 70"
fronted supt' res WASH ne 'ec~ve'
orders To prepare nsImo@ rs'A TO
racing. A race course 70 DC msihtsihe'
In It, best conoition requires oonstan
attention. when the sport OF x'nss wa
killed In 1910 heu'ont fer. was y
lowed to become prey 70 wesds ana IN
elements. the extensive Sro1srV soon
fell into decay Nepa'rs were hesae
svsrywne1e' ~ ms e"".t ose" nen'
OF magic 'ha' nt'eo she 'or'o.n 'ooN,n
: waste INTO mooe'n 'ses o'u'se VII
svrytnms IN oloe'
The evening world., 1913-05-24


a..
ma A00U, CoWoy IMAM mas
49, .sl
: 0oon Sem n A0v HI00 IN
Ai
NoVv Y1fk DUNN the Past
Six M0oCna
--
-. -
SSSVS6S.
~ HAT CDGOR0Syw Sevs q ths
oerAsA ~ 49, ~ Q surprise
! party. SkGrS ~ mere soesn n
sae rsupl q a - n q Aesss erls-
cary eGaara.
ce0ev = 4 -. sas.A>r fss,Sv Win Q
Ireasv - - - - - AZ 49,
pieasasA sS3shsSs -. ssoansea. At
tiaS N - ro~S - ieo1eH M q
sprlnee, ve1<1He r ~ >,aieA - ~ A
SvnArel.vss1 ~ -. leeooa inte
the rine ~ ~ 4 "a Soehvune. tseesA
n ever ia ss1aa - slssea aerus T.
+ sss coepsv. ~, sres.cre1 80 1890
taps1 Hssls - e.1HSses1 p,sasaa.
ss:.. .s.' 's - -: "a = s..s =:
underneath - - ~ - hossssses
was cvncsaiS1 th1s.
me anaounoea vsasAAe vsrs: Coffsy.
anaw. VNvnu - cN,u.arv v<3as NNvnn
-. .s~..s .S.,.s>s. ~ 49,. ~.
~, r.. Z.... 80
s. e o"'
- nee neve oveh q . onenoe
AZ the nr1e. oAAg Of Ne bell both
0teOpe1 smiuae. A seoeoe later he Or
bhee,soes - ,fro9xeuta II ~ ME
q - 80 -. ~ setnsr. Ant
s-,s~s.H Nw,N -. ~ 49, ~
80 s M - -.
~. ~ " 49, :.
WALKING sesaliiy y ~ net stsssaag .
NV. Ce9sv ~ beov - . sesl1dn6
SeFe0. 0jaAs tong. aAn wene botA
- IL lr:oh 01onte hAAda J1ySsn's
heoA be6bel bA1k - sersA Win ~
S>oWa nut ~ 1l1at elDr - eeuaAes.
~ test valko1 =. ~ . minute CT.
~ ~ - ta61 - 10 eUuld move his
hanla. TIE "a e ne FURRY showed
: CsGsy Q iiteiA en- weary aud Uyna
va . rod tooo - . test eaoe1og right
q. -.
.s ,.,xS AssS,aS 20 AZ ~
sssc. !. ~, .;ns"sx a.. ~. c,smsr
.s~~SS1 Sar,o,sSSS and swunr Sercs iefts
a Co6ey'o chln. The Irish boy ciinchsd
Ylynn crushed IN Tour overland iefts and
Coasy reasd oAsk. flynn rushed again
- Co9ey seAppee and stood toe TO toe
VIA him. ynn pusnee nis race IN
" 49, s s"ss.sS ss",sr,s~ =. ss.,
s~..T hsr| ,,~r:r.,,t rs1s
Sivrn sts~eS an6 sprsAd ~ seot vide
10 hSep IRON o1ln9 6own. The be,l rang
ara both tusilea asA walked vnstsadiiy
% their cornere. Vyan wa dased BY
TIE pounding ne had resolved. Coney
- sss'V 'sSs"s s'"' w"
.@ ~,
~ r. srXsS v,eh hosh
t"e - S"s. -. 90
49, ....,a ~
Cesns eVV .,S..s 49, ~
csssy Va ss ~. w.. :.
- sSuso we
swinging crushine lsfts and rights that
Knocked the ''0laAt about IKE punch
lar bag. AZ the end OF the fourth the
lstsh 10y waA Deany helpless a the
ropes. his heed oWayins from one SIDE
q the Other = u1ynn's swings landed.
vrom that VINE on u was merely 9
question wasthes ceRsy could stick ou'
the ten rounle ~ not At the halfway
mask No bsssA 70 .sseover his strength
Ne sidsstsppse And backed away. CIR
eisng the rint. while Flynn held the
seotrs and tsrssa TO faas him. Nov
anA then Co&ey. 3abbed or used o.
vppsrcvt. and st tines no succeeded II
staesssing his nan. But Flynn wa
Aghting Aks . Wildcat. tearing IN SUD
Aeply ana swia0ong blows that wer'
hsxA 70 block ~ avoid. In the last tw'
yeanAs Flynn ~ up ana save . cosrec
.lmltatioa Of be9er SAVING MS oppo"en
fef another usAsoA.
The YiremaA showed more real nsn'
~ than has besn ssen IN any ring !
New York duseAS the peSt slx moetn'
Casey made : rsmsrx 10y 100 ~"
eeoeees,nt ~.,.ran Fivr
ssvses S
poRoE NODEL. the Bosr. bss
n. So,A,sr ksarns. me Boer SCENE
NJ ~. r,,u,.n,r. knacI
The evening world., 1913-05-24

American League Batting Average.
q, n lord q sn plsysn Who Asv, paaysd b -
The evening world., 1913-05-24
McGraw Realizes Giants Must
Get Their Stride Within Next
Three Weeks to Figure.
Bv B0zenson Bulgev.

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e oepe"us .p ~. ,h..s
"cy ~" ~ @ g. 49,,
s s S.. .,. ,.,sa- Nc.
60, ..,u., ...,,..a ,,,. -h.r no shoved
a. 49,. 49,. "a. a. "a, Arthur Froume.
~. ~ %, vi. m.ch,n. ON a
80, 80. go Al 4, ou,ct,v.
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s,..s.,. la, ~ ,,-., .th nv the
",sMs -" -. ~. n..,,. al, have
49,. ~. ,.r,,
MI. 49,, Ia. 90. d, ,,,, =. remem.
a." C,.... -. 80 Ia In the
.,...h,, "a ...um.d
.s. u" 80 49," ~ 49,. Az. rvsr A.
80. -, 80, ,rto
.S -" ,v,,h.
W osp'o'"oe. t".. '"e Nu". S $50
IN an men OF Mpp'hs tnem u tne ""'s"'
II was the enormous 'ead ~ the jump
that saved the team OF 1Sl2. the team
of 1913 has no such margin to fall back
on. hut has fallen rust the same.
m. ss,Iur. n, a chamn,onship ma.
80. =. .. 80, ~ IT, ,,,rr,r,
."e %. ."uo
w pennAn1 70 not "'.nou. pfv1 S"'s,-
After the Giants mad won the worries
Championship In 1905 they cracked 20
badly the following spring that McGraw
found II necessary to get rid Of six men
ana than the best he could do was to
ANTI, fourth Tn. cub. a,.o cracked
90" .,,a',,n. ~. ST. nr,,s hu, came
e "' Tss 49,.
oscx e''er one ." year A"e" ."e
machirce went 10 pieces compiete'y.
The Pirates. Athletics and Tigers all
had the Same experience. There IL a
difference, however between the New
The evening world., 1913-05-24
APPEAR TO HAVE HIT
THEIR REGULAR GAIT.

OF all the clubs that have played at
the Polo Grounds ] have seen none that
looked better than the Pirates After q
bad get away they appear to have
struck their regular gait and ought to
be up around the top within q short
while. The chance Ii before the Giants
to DO the same thing. and they had better
jump In while the opportunity lasts.
Next to Pittsburgh the Cardinals
showed the best baseball Of any Of tho
Visiting s..SS. While Miller Higgins
hasn't a team that looks good enough
for a pennsnt winner. he has got thoss
fellows smoking things up on the bases.
The Cardinals are wondered eass run
asrs. and win take dsspsrats oha4ess on
The Coconino sun., 1913-06-13

Mrs. w. G. Dickinson came in
Wednesday evening from Los
Angeles and will spend the sum-
mer here.
George Montoya, aged az years
died suddenly at Bellemont Mon
day morning. He was employed
by Nicholas Baca hearding sheep
when taken sick. He was buried
Tuesday afternoon from the Cath
Ollie church.
Jack Kelley an erstwhile resi-
dent OF Flagstaff, came in Satur-
day from Los Angeles tor a couple
days visit with old friends. He
was on his way to Cold Water,
Michigan, his old home, for few
months visit.
Mrs. A. M. Cameron accom-
panied by Master Harold Cam
eron and Miss Catherine Kennedy,
left this morning tor the Grand
Canyon, where she will spend a
month or so with her son Niles j..
Cameron, at the Bright Angel.
When a handsome school marin
gives her age as 40 years in order
to merely secure a license to go
fishing, it is evident that she is
either too honest to fish under the
present game law or that she
wasn't looking for trout anyway.
Miss Helen Johnson, daughter
of Chas. Johnson, superintendent
Of construction for the Santa Fe,
came up from Winslow Wednes-
day morning to attend the Emer-
son school picnic Thursday with
the little daughter OF Foreman
Alex Johnson.
A party consisting of A. E.
Baldwin, Henry Brinkmeyer, Mrs.
M. L. Baldwin, of Prescott and
Miss Edith Hurley and Miss Lena
Benin of Ann Arbor, were in
Flagstaff Sunday on their way
home from a trip to the Grand
Canyon in a flock of Hudson
autos.
The Coconino sun., 1913-06-13
Gee Solvent Mighty Good

The following guarantee is
signed by about forty mechanics,
blacksmiths, painters, plumbers
and engineers: I'VE the following
citizens OF Flagstaff heartily de-
clare that we as machinists, black
smiths, painters, plumbers and
engineers, all having dirty work
to do, have been using Gee
Solvent" sold US by j. w. DAD
Power for the past two or three
years and find it to be the best
thing we can find for cleaning and
softening hands and keeping them
in a healthy condition. The
list includes all responsible men.
If you want the best call on
Dad" IuneI3-2t
The Coconino sun., 1913-06-13
In the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona, in and for the C0un-
ty of COconino

In the matter of the estate of
Frederick William Sisson, de-
ceased.
Notice of Hearing Petition.
Notice is hereby given that E. S.
Gosney, administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of Fred
erick William Sisson, deceased,
has filed in this court his petition
for an order appointing a day of
hearing of petition for sale of
capital stock and interest of estate
in Flagstaff Electric Light Com
pany, and that the same will be
heard on Wednesday, the 18th day
of June, A. D., 1913, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the courtroom of said
court, in Flagstaff, County of CO.
conino, State of Arizona, and all
persons interested in said estate
are notified then and there to APP
pear and show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer of said petit
toner should not be granted.
Dated June r2th, A. D., 1913.
CHAs. n. ADAMS,
June I3-It Clerk.