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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
BOWLERS PRACTICE
FOR CRUCES MATCH

PreparatOry % their scheduled game
with Las Cruces. women rollers of the
Cactus club rolled a practice came
Thursday night at the Cactus alleys
The team. headed by Mrs. T. Schurz
rolled high total of 1905, while the
team led by Mrs ID. Norris, was second
with 1872 Mrs. Norris rolled bfgb
game. 196, and Mrs. Schultz high total
545. The scores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
WHITE MAY FIGHT DUNDEE

Los Angeles. Cal, June 27.-Jack
White, the ChicasO Controversial
probably win be substituted for Har-
lem Tommy Murphy in 20 round
bout with Johnny Dundee scheduled
for July IS, at vernon
On Receipt of a message from Muir
ply calling or his match with Dundee,
on account of injuries received in
training. negotiations were opened
with White.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
WESTERN IEAGrr

At Omaha p H 2
0Hlana 900 .-----......-.-...6 IA 8
Denver -. -.- & 10
Batteries Omaha, Fugate. Peters.
CloSman and Johnson. Shestak: Denver.
WolfgangSs Shredder and Spahr. Block.
At Sioux City. r. H E.
5 Il. 49, -------.-.-....-.I
91gNA NlLE
Batteries. Lincoln. Gordon and
Baker, Carney; Sioux City, Feltis and
Gannis.
At Des Moines- r H E
" lcnlta 80. ------.--..--..--.1
Is lLoL!es ------.-z
WaCOb; Des MOines, Sweet and SIeight-
At Topeka r. H E.
LopSha $500 ---...-.--.--..-- 3
81 oDSeliA o u
Batteries: Topeka. Reynolds Rich
ardson and McAlIester. St Joseph.
BOehler and GriffithE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
BALL PLAYER IS FRUSTRATED
~ EE- 8 Y n q WE At 81, p 4 Z

St Paul Mimi, June 27.-SecOnd
baseman Williams, of the Kansas City
American association team, was over
come by heat in the second inning Of
the game yesterday with St. Paul He
was taken unconscious to a hospital.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

At MOble-MObIe- 8. NashVille l.
At New Orleans-New Orleans, O.
Chattanooga. /
At Memphis-Memphi IS. Atlanta 3
At Montgomery - Montgomery, q
Birmingham, f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
Mhere No. ~ saturdny

Milwaukee at Minneapolis
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus.
Kansas City at St Paul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
GRANET WILL REFEREE
RTTrETEE-R INEERe N l rvr,T n

San Francisco. Cal. June Fiddle
Graney has accepted the invitation eN-
tended by lightweight champion VIII
lie Richie and Joe Rivers to referee
their 20-rOund bout on July 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

At TOledo-TOIedO. .: Indianapolis. ;.
At COlumbus-COlumbus, G; Louis
vile, 3
At NinneaDoIs-Ai Minneapolis, Z; Mil
Waukee, 2.
At St PauI-st Paul, 1; Kansas
City, 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

~
postponed wet grounds
At washington. LIST game r. II. r.
Pnlladelphla --.------ IL Is j
washington - ---.--------
Batteries Philadelphia. Plank and
Schang; Washington, lIuIlin. EnEel
Wilson. Groom ana Henry, Ainsmith.
Second game r. II. z.
Enl-dQe- plla ~ IL
NJ aSlLIs Ton 5 /
Batteries Philadelphia. Brown. Ben
der and Lapp- Washington, Groom
Wilson and Henry. Ainsmith
At Chicago: R.HE.
- --t---A $1,000 ------g
chicago -.-.-.---l 3
Batteries Cleveland. V Gregg and
Carisch; Chicago. Walsh, Benz. Russell
and Schalk.
At Detroit r II. z.
- LOUIS --------- --.--.-=----.--a 70
Detroit . Observation-Disclosures 10
Batteries St Louis, Leverenz and
AgneW- Detroit Dauss, House, Fam
lOch and BOndeau, Stanage- (FOurteen
innings-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

Four hundred rolls Peerless Guaran-
teed Roofing to close out at bargain
prices Lander Lumber CO,-Adver-
tisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

James J. Corbett. former heavyweight
champion pusiist of the world. has
just addressed the WhftestOne L.
T.. branch Of the Young WOmen's Chris
tian Temperance union on the evils Of
drink D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
American League Standings.

Where They Play Saturday.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Cleveland at Chicago.
St Louis at Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
National League STANDINGS.

Where They Play Saturday.
Chicago at Cincinnati
ElttsburE at St Louis.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Boston at New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

At Dallas- r. H E..
Dallas Observation-Disclosures - 3
Beaumont .--. -.----..-.5 II .
Batteries Dallas, Bader and JackIey-
Beaumont Swami and Reynolds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

Where They Play Saturday.
Houston at Fort Worth
Galveston at Waco.
San Antonio at Dallas
Beaumont at Austin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

Where They Play Saturday.
Lincoln at St Joseph.
Denver at Des NOines.
Wichita at Sioux CITY.
Topeka at Omaha.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

AT oakland. R H. E.
Portland . ..51 2
OaEAlalQ --.. .---...3 8 o
Batteries; Portland Higeiubotham
and Fisher; Oakland, EullLay, Chris
tian and Mite. Crisp.
Second game R. H E.
L ~ (-aAA --.. -.-..--...--- IL
oahu 800 ---------4
Batteries: Portland, KraUse and Ber-
~; Oakland, Ables and Crfsp. Mite.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
Coast League Standings.
AMERICAN AssOCTATTOy

Portland at Oakland.
San Francisco at Venice.
Los Angeles at Sacramento.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

For the best music to be heard In
TeNas-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
RALL PLAyER CoLLAPsEs

AZ In I Nv U-LI-LoE. Hi
Omaha. Neb., June 2--PiLcher Flu
gate and catcher Johnson OF the Omaha
Western league club. and catcher
Spain. of the Denver club were over
come by heat during the Denver-Omaha
game today and were forced TO retire
from the game. Fugare, who suffered
the worst attack, had Just made
two base hit and collapsed when he
reached second base
Neither case is considered serious
PAsO DEL EORTE HOTEL
LUNCHEON FOR BUSINESS MEN,
in grill, 1880 a. m. to 2 %. m, soc.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
An Old Mans
Troubles

Not a Dollar Need Be raid Until
Cured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

Men Of fifty to sixty
years Of age are liable TO
q form Of weakness apt
" termed the plague
of age. In words of
the great English ply
stefan. Sir BENJAMIN
BrOdie. when the hair
b e C o m e s grey and
So NJ u-rar IL e--rL--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
COAST LEAGrE

At Sacramento. r H r
Los Angeles ......5 10
Sacramento $500 - 10 L
Batteries. Los Angeles, loser and
Bolesi Sacramento, Arellanes and Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
BASEBALL RESULTS THURSDAYS gsEEg


AT Boston Boston-New York game
postponed; wet grounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

At Los Angeles. r II. r.
san Francisco ..-.........T 10 %
venice --..--------2
Batteries san Francisco. Baker and
Schmidt; Venice. KOestner Hardness.
Ferguson and Elliott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

At Austin H r
Auslln --.- --.---.-.---.....--6 y
-ADA5LDA o o @ o %. OF
Batteries. Austin, FIanniean and
Haigh; Houston, Ware and Allen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

At Fort Worth R. H E.
Galveston 900 .--.-..4
Batteries Fort Worth. AIcCafferty
and Vance Galveston, Dodd and VIII
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KEALoHa's ATTORNEY SAYS SUFFICIENT PERSONS CAN
BE FOUND TO SIGN lMPE ACHMENT PETITION FOR
ANY PUBLIC OFFICIAL

= ~
Argument was finished in the SUI
preme court this morning in the mat
Ter of the plea of abatement entered
by John Al. Kealoha against the Inn
peachment petition, and by consent
of counsel for both sides, the case was
continued to September 10. The
courts decision on the Kealoha plea
may be announced before that date.
and If 1t is adverse to the Hawaii
county supervisors contention the ac-
tual Impeachment proceedings may
begin on the data set.
Most of the morning was taken up
by the arguments offered by Attorney
Claudius H. Mcbride, representing
Kealoha. In the course of his discus
sion, Mcbride is said to have made
the statement that anyone could go
out and get TWENTY-FIVE voters to sign
9 petition for the impeachment Of any
public oficiaI Ii the territory, from
the janitor Of the judiciary building to
the members of the supreme court :
added that another man could go out
and get a number of those signers to
Sign affidavits that they had no know
ledge OF the petition when they had
given their written approval, and then
to have further declared that the
same signers could probably be in
duced to sign second affidavit deny-
ing knowledge of the first affidavit.
!. At this pbint Associate Justice An
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tonic Perry interrupted the speaker.
isn't that rather extrayagant state
ment. Mr.. McBrideYs he queried. Il
have more faith in our electorate than
that"
Counsel replied that perhaps he did
not mean the statement to be quite so
strong as it sounded; he used It mere
ly "arguendoD
& Although Attorney Mcbride declar-
ed, previous to the hearing Of this
preliminary to the impeachment. that
he had obtained number of affidavits
showing several of those who had
signed the impeachment petition were
not thoroughly aware Of its contents.
he did not place the affidavits on file
or make use of them in his argu-
ments. The only affidavit presented
on this point was BY Kealoha, who
swore that number of the electors
whose signatures appbaF6d On the 10pr
ument were not qualified 70 sign It
Attorney General Thayer.s arBu-
ment this morning was brief, taking
only q few minutes time.
Mcbride sought the continuance Of
the case, desiring time To- visit Hilo
and attend to several other legal af-
fairs in which he has been employed
by the county officials who are under
fire there He expects to return to
Honolulu in time to resume the pres
ent contention.
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MANY EXTEND FLUCTUATIONS
TO QUEEN ON Her BIRTHDAY

ly lace and white charmeuse with the
feather lei of royalty draped about
her neck, assisted the queen in re-
ceiving.
The queen filled we'll her part
as hostess. Al flusn OF delight was on
her face as she met the many guests.
The splendor of the scene surrounding
her. the ferns and flowers of many
colors, the royal kahiiis, the emblems
Of a monarchy that is no more, accen-
tuated the fragile beauty of the
queen. Old age has put its mark upon
her, no doubt. but it has been with a
gentle touch; so gentle that the wo-
man who celebrated her seventy-fifth
birthday today feels that she will live
to see many more years roll by
It was, in all its ways. one of the
prettiest receptions the queen has
ever given; and it will probably be re-
membered when the others are not.
At little breakfast birthday party
she was given at her home this
morning, when few of the persons
she has known for many years, were
present, 1t was predicted that this
mornings reception would be the
most successful Present at the
breakfast were the Mesdames c. s..
Holloway, G.. p. Iaukea, August Ahr-
ems and J.. A. Dominis; and Col. Sam
Parker and Allan Herbert.
The queens entire home was deco
rated. Flowers that truly embody
the spirit of Hawaii we're everywhere
lima leis, plumaria, MALE, roses,
lilies, lehua, hibiscus, gorgeous bowls
of them, gifts from the queens
friends. Above the constant murmur
of the throng arose the haunting
chant of Hawaiian attendants, while
the band played oldtime melodies on
the lawn. 1t was an imposing sight,
and truly gratifying to behold the
love and esteem in which the queen
is held from the busiest person of
this thriving territory who took the
time to go, to the veriest little waif
who went to wish her well.
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WILSON Home;
DECLINES TO
Be PROPHET
Says GubernatoriaI Situation
Decidedly Mixed but Has
No Solution
LEFT WHEN PINKHAM
PROTESTS ARRIVED

"The gubernatorial situation is de-
cidedly mixed. and there was little
hope for solution Of the matter at
the time left Washington for the Pa
cific Coast and Honolulu So stated
John HI. Wilson, national Democratic
committeeman for Hawaii, who has
been absent on the mainland for the
past several months, and who return
ed to the city this morning as q pas
senger in the Matson Navigation
liner Wilhelmina.
The selection of a governor for
the territory was very much in the
air. following a bombardment Of pro-
tests and affidayits by President VIII
son regarding the political and eiti-
zenship status of L. e. Pinkhaai," add
Continued on page eight
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immigration Department May
Be Called Upon to Act in
Deportation Case
M'DUFFlE LOSES PLANNED
TRIP TO THE ORIENT

First of the legal encounters over
Carlos Roberto Sanchez, also known
as Rosario, to settle the right of the
local authorities to return Sanchez to
Shanghai, where he is wanted for en-
bezzlement. was Witnessed lin the SUI
preme court this morning, when pro-
ceedings in habeas corpus were com
menced.
Not prepared to proceed at this time
against the fight being made for the
release Of Sanchez from the custody
of the city and county jailer. City and
County Attorney Cathcart asked the
court to postpone further hearing on
the habeas corpus writ until Septem-
ber 8.
Attorney A. S. Humphreys, who with
Continued on page eight
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Mr.. Pinkham. Senator Shafroth was
instructed to lay all the protests in the
case before the president, and ascer.
tain his views on the subject. 1t was
though possible that when made con.
versant with all the. facts the presi.
dent might desire to withdraw the
nomination OF Mr.. Pinkham.
II President Wilson Informs Mr.,
Shafroth that he knew in advance of
all the complaints alleged, and tha;
reading the protests has not caused
him TO change his mind, the real fight
will begin. Senator Vardaman and
other members viii insist that the
appointment be rejected on the
grounds of non-residency and Repub-
licanism.
Senator Williams, who fled re-
quest to be heard before action was
taken did not appear ~ tha first meet
ing of the committee. It was con-
sldered expedieht to submit the COM
plants to the president before serf-
oLsly taking up the question Of inves
tigation. It was determined to hear
Mr. Williams later II the president
stood firmly by his original selection
and insisted upon confirmation.
Chances Favor President.
The fact that Senator Vardaman
and others viii fight the confirmation
of Mr. Pinkham does not mean his
rejection It is possible that If the
president requests favorable action,
his friends will be able to win, despite
antagonism on the grounds indicated.
u might mean a protracted an I'M
pleasant controversy on the floor Of
the Senate, but with the chances in
favor of the president coming out
victorious. He continues to occupy. a
position where his hold upon the Dem:
ocrats of the senate is sufficient to In
fiuence their action in most cases.
This may prove true in the matter of
Mr.. Pinkham's confirmation
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Pretty homage was paid to Queen
Liliuokalani at her Beretania street
mansion this morning. 1t was the oc-
casion of her seventy-fifth birthday.
With those about her whom she has
loved for many years, those to whom
she has turned in the turbulent and
calm periods of her life the beloved
queen opened the doors of her home
for public reception this morning.
The band played and the people
came. Scores entered her residence
and greeted her. Her guests this
morning are to be counted among
the residents and strangers, persons
of prominence and persons in the OBJ
scure paths of life, the rich and the
penniless, the light and dark all
came to meet the queen. to pay their
respects to her and do her homage.
Kapellmeister Berger's band played
nesr the door of the mansion. Mr..
Lilikalani. a picturesque figure with
his many medals of honor, reminiscent
of the days when he was the lord
high chamberlain of King Kalakaua's s
court, introduced the guests, while
Princess Kawananakoa, wonderfully
beautiful in her gown OF black chantil-
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sunny JIM Is
HERE ON FLYING
BUSINESS TRIP

James s. McCandless, sunny Jim
in Shrinerdom and president Of the
California-Haw Development Com
pany in the mining world, arrived this
morning on the WiIhelmina on bust
ness for the latter. He is here to talk
with directors and stockholders upon
the condition OF the company, which
operates largely in California, and to
arrange for further development
work.
Il expect to make a flying trip and
to leave again on the Wilhelmina next
week" said Mr. McCandless this
morning. when / was last here, full
reports as to the condition of the
company and its work were made and
I have come pack to supplement these
reports and talk over future plans.
Though here on business solely. Nc
Candless Enthusiastically 10 enthusi-
astic over Shriner happenings. Since
nis election to the imperial dfvan, he
finds that Aloha Temple and its mem
bers are more than ever In the eyes
OF the fraternal world and he himself
has received many Invitations to
Shriner pilgrimages of various kinds.
yesterday there was a unique
event in ceremonial session held in
one of the locks OF the Panama canal.
right down where they are making
history said McCandless this morn
ing MANY members of the diyan
and prominent mobiles attended 1t and
/ should have liked to go but was
called to Hawaii on business. The
session was looked after by Osman
temple and J. Harris Lewis, who edits
the Crescent. the official organ, and
is potentate of the temple, was in
charge OF. the arrangements He Is q
live wire and d great boosters
Mr.. McCandIess exnects to 90 back
to Parkersburg. VIVA, in a few
weeks with the imperial potentate, w.
w. Irwin. to constitute the newest
temple, Nemesis. This part Of West
Virginia is the former home OF the
Hawaiian members Of the McCandIess
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PINKHAM BEGINS HIS REPLY
Goes to Capital to Answer Protests
Isp4.isI siar-Baliesin cablel

WASHINGTON, d. c. Sept. 2--L E. Pinkham, Presl-
dent Wilson's appontee for of Hawaii has arrived
from Worcester Mass and is reading the protests against
his confirmation filed with the committee Pacific
and Rico and referred by Chairman Shafroth to
president Mr. Pnkham is beginning the preparation of
complete He expects to make reply that will be sat
isfaetory the president and to the COMMITTEES which is Civ
ing the subject very careful consideration.
c. s. ALBERT.
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LUCKY BALDWIN
ADMINISTRATOR
LOCAL VISITOR

'sIf the citizens of Honolulu will
stick together. pat one another on the
back, and overlook failures, ! believe
that they should have no cause to wor-
ry over the impending sugar legisla-
m" said H. A. Unruh, administra-
tor of the estate Of the late E. j.
t''Lucky'') Baldwin, this morning. Mr..
Unruh arrived in Honolulu on the Si-
IBERIA yesterday accompanied by Mrs.
UnrHh and their son, j. A. Unruh At
ter more than five years of tedious
work in settling the affairs of the
late California capitalist, he has cho-
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BIG DREDGE
NOW IS ALMOST
A TOTALLOSS

A mass of twisted iron and steel.
resting insecurely on blackened
hulk, is all that remains of the >dred-
ger Governor. owned by the Hawaiian
Dredging Co., and until last night
when gutted by. the fire. engaged In
deepening Honolulu harbor. The dred-
ger probably is almost a total loss
The hull is so damaged as to be use
less, and the machinery has been
subjected to such intense heat, that it
IS unlikely it cansbe re-assembled.
This morning board of survey, re-
presenting the marine underwriters
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TO LILIU0KALANI
on her seventy-fifth birthday

I On her seventy fifth birthday
No monarch In the wide, wide world
Deposed or on the throne.
Can boast Of the loyal subjects,
Or the faithful friends you own. !
Not alone of your own dear islands, s
But of every race and cline,
You have hosts of fervent admirers,
q Whose love dims not with time.
May the years touch you ever SC
lightly,
And your life be filled with peace,
Till the One above with His heavenly
love,
Bids all our troubles cease.
G.. d. w.
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INFANTRY ON MARCH

The 18th infantry. bound on prae-
tice march around the island, reached
Honolulu this morning, and will be
camped tonight in Nuuanu valley,
preparatory to crossing the Pail early
tomorrow morning
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Denying Corrupt Lobby He
Says Was WORKING As CI.|z.

WAsHlNoToN. b G. Sept 2--john krkby p.asn< & b.
-
tioaton Of the charges made by Col Marlin n N1I,' a.
tion maintained corruc Ie1tI
kkhy decaed 70 the obby probe eonn'te kn'< p. -.
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SHORT
IN FUNDS OF eH

Territorial Treasurer 0|IKII1I W.
notified this morning lf|I Il K H,-
kani Of Hama. Maui has been rs.
moved from the church ard ne board
of trustees Of the Wn1111|64 con
cation. at that place. fol'oI|11 bis p
dIctment and sentence lor tr.|I|<|.
ment Of county funds lat 0c|...
while serving a. dI9tric .||'1|I..
The notice adds that = ..|.&<4
s14 was doscoYere1 IN 81. .0.0|.
the church. which be had |s&.
ing while secretary Of ~ =. .
trustees The notice |@ L
treasurer today with I11 HING q |I.
list Of trustees Of t|. |'.|1|
explains explicitly The board I'd.
Tor denying and ca1( ms 81.
of L. X. KakanI. 1I I...' 10.
X Wailekin to his |'1&. .|t.
thai Kakanf was indicted |.' - &I|
bezzlement Of <l12 d, co.0| Ia.
that he was 6ned |I.I Tor III. lr1n1
gression, and that Il A. D|' NJ. D1'.
the fne for hiih.
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TRAINS CRASH, MANY DIE
lIFated New Haven Line Scene Of Another FrghtI cc
When Crack Flyer Telescopes Limited Thirty Inu[e.
in Collision on London and Scotland Express

HAVEN 2-Sfkeep fI11
telescopd another flyer the Bar Hsbof Lc early
rushing were
krkby nneratedin 81 ne
which caught destroyed.
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LONDON 2-ThIry passsnoes Injured today
collision sections of he lon4oh
.
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Continued on page four
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lContinued on page threel
Arizona republican., 1913-06-08
MADE LONG RUN
 FROM KANSAS CITY
Glaze and Gross Arrive in an Old
 Pope Hartford

W. F. Glaze and r. B. Gross of kansas City arrived in town on Fri day evening, after a most success ful run. They left Kansas City a week ago last Wednesday and came through without any other accident than the picking up of nail this side of Hutchinson, Kan. MT. Cross said that there did not seem to be a house within ten miles and he could not see how the nail came to be there It was his impression that it grew.
 The journey was made in an old Pope Hartford of 1911 which had al- ready had record of 75.OOO miles and is good for twice that many more. The machine carried no bat teries but was run on it's magneto. Naturally on arriving in town the travellers hunted up Bill Tremaine's s Pope-H Hartford agency and will make that their headquarters during their stay in the city. They will probably remain until Monday night
 Glaze and Gross generally found good roads except for quite a dis tance this side of Cooley's ranch. They said that the Roosevelt road was worth the journey. Gross said that he did not know thta there was anything like that in the United States
 They could have cut several days off the trip with d little effort, but they Were out to see the country