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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27

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gen DOR bas SauB selangte. :Ultroe
iolgenoe 8otihaft oes 8ouoerneurs
perleien:
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entiurtht.' -
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tab Ps bel Der uripriingIihen &er'
IniQigunq bIieb.
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6reitete geitern Reprdientout Carroll
aus Iranflin 60. cine Reiollltiog
nonah cine aouu1rii'iou ein5eicet
peroeH ioa. Inn Die 6rage elmer aus
qebebnteu JIuBreauIirung i'm Staatl
Cbio 5u uuterfllhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27
Zterbltd1feitsberid)t.

Sobr Soutbaq, 80, 6. unb Malnut
Sirabe, IubertuIoIe.
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5,tru6uutent3inoune.
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auF 8alnut Sils, 4ltersihnGche.
8eorqe gispstu, 70. gbebiot, 8.
Gierenleioen.
4prma 3inmer. 20, 221 Weft ats
berth StraBe, 5ubertulofts,
3orotheu Rteble. "a, 3733 gab
2lpenue, 2tithmu.
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StraBe, 2unseneHtsiiupung.
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Qrmenfnrpsftern, Ser5Ieioen.
mtarn 5urlsn, 81, 1125 Gilxrt
DO, kurseneut5iiucane.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27
6elene Siirser's
Senefi5 nno GbrenabeuD nad)itra
SDuutaa i'm TeutiAeu Sbenter.

giuem Ser aIteIten uno bepd6rta.
item RitgIteoer oes Gnientble uui2res
oeutihen lbeaters, 1Srnu 6eleue
9llrger. III Die ndt3ite @oriteauHg
am Sonntag 4beno gerpetbt. Seit
oielen, pieleH SSahren erirellt iie iidl
Ser CUNT Der geiuher oes Ieutiten
JheaterS unA lie ale miiieu lcIpiB,
lDas lie in oil Den ,Sabren ais Shau,
ipielerin geleiitet. Cb es cine aruite
ooer hurnoriitiihe Vartie gerpticH,
irets BOT Iruu 9urger in ihren Tor.
bietungen oa5 Bette gegebeu. ulo cs
lit oaber itberfliliii1, iitl on oieier
Stelle peiter oarilber aus3uluiieH Gs
ioiIte oober gan3 ieIbitueritan0lih
iein, 0aB uuiere Teutiten elmer
aiinirlerin, Delte ourh 10 pielc
Sabre Der oeutifen Muie in unierer
Staot geoieut hat. on ihrcm 9eneri3.
umb Ghrenabenoe gang beionoer5
aus3eifnen. g8ir 5peiieIu oesDalb
ath niht oaran, oaB am udhIteu
Sonntag abeno oas Ieutid)e G5eater
enoIih einmal nieoer reht aut lie.
iuht iein miro. 9tihts lit 10 iear eia
(Sraoreiier mir oic 4opltIaritdt Ser
I9eljebtbeit Der aInitler unieres gH,
'enbes, als Die 9euefi3abeuoe Der.
ielben. 3iebt man nod III 9etradlt,
aaB ein 10 pr1d1ttges Stiid, nie Ger
TorueHpea" eIn por5ilalideS, aus
bern 2eben geqriffeues Gbarafteroilo.
! oui Dem SpielpIane iteht. 70 ioilte
Der genefi5lonttu ionobl. nte ben
seiuhern Der 8oriteQung Elm reHt
senubreieher Abeno beooriteber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27
6elene Suerger's 8eneiis
Zonntag Nbenb.
8oOoieaom Sanserdur.

Der 9oobfeaop SGngsrtor aiDt
Ola Srnntas, 80. mdrs, i'm groBsa
S1aI Der IrbsiterhaIle cine abenbuns
ittbdltuns, Die Der 9erein als 9e!es
ceakit benustn ptro, um su 8sigen,
rcs sr auf ssiansIihem 9sbiet gu Ieis
ter psrmog. unb bas iIt rs6t pieI.
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tuna III elm bibfhes proeramm aufz
s:iteGt iporben, iobab ale 8sTuter
einsn ang.nshmen 4beno psrbrinssr
reroen. Gin flottes 1an3trGns5sa
bithet ben StIub.
GoIgenoes prcsramm ssIonst CUR
Gurtfiibruns:
gbor nSdgerIuit" aitbol3
ghor
Al rSturmb.ihporung" 8iirrnsr
b r2lbhieo bonn WalDs" Glauer
Rscitation urlb Nrie aus Der Sper
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Serr 5eurp 4lberB.
Gbor r3as osutihe Qieb" 2lttenhpFer
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Gooobpe4
Ssrr 5arrp RieboFf.
5umoriitiides Tustt Cine lanbiife
Srautrer buna"
Stnnislaus 6err Ghas. 8u6n.
Gusuitin - 6err pbilipp 6eb.
G5or .IrtHfIisc4 Shulssmsioa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27

pflidten zines 9iirssrs Der pplise'
eeaeniibsr erbteIt lpman peb, be,
gruber res MntpaIts Durrn beb. bel
be.anntltd bor etntser 3eit ptrbofteI
fprrben mar, neil ct iih bon eine,
gtrabenede ntht entftrnen fpolIte, afs
Der ppiiSifEUolf ibn gum Wettersebeu
cufforberte. Rthter Diron txiIte BEN
gneeflagten Tn biirren Worten nit
bab es BITE pfltht eines Biirgers isi
ben anorbnnngen Der poIi3ei nahsu.
tommen unb perurtheils ibn sur BE,
5ahiung Der aofen. fusp.nbirte bieisa
nttbtil ieboh fofort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27
0e5arteH.

nreberif unb Gt!ilie Sd(omdnH.
AZ Iorsii 4p., WdodsH.
Robert uRo Ueorp Bette, 281O
WcrnIone 4p.. Wsdbhsn.
Darn uno gbna aepine. zoos
Gutter Strab.. anabs.
Bernard uno Ga.berine Rorne'
mann, 1907 Sobn Strobe. WGofn.
Jpbn uno Rdrp S6euermann.
1899 Golernin 40, Wdottn.
1rbn unb Tlarp 6erbsrt, 4117
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Winiam unb 2ouifa Rshn, Grar
Roab. anate.
Jofepb unn Worp Ruther. 406O
Runnpmsabe Sirabs. WGbheH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27
1slris6Sll0(fnngsn.
6iienbabnen, 1ieberIanbbabnen unb
biele Jabrifen merben bnrd bic
Asdiierfotaifropbe labmseIegi.

ltnfere Stabt lit non Ser 9Iubenueit
fGIt gnn3lih abgeifnitten. aui
Der 6. & &. gabn nur perfebren
Tnrhgangssii9e uno cine fleine
ga1n gclanat nod Canton. -
sllc iibrigen baben ben getrieb
eiaItellcn miIIien. Tie 0oritoot.
bahnen iIHo nid]t better bran. -
Tie Ohio electric lieat in Der
sSllltsonc beg @roben Utianii. -
lie g., Z. & q. III auf cine weite
Strcfe nolli1 seritort. sSobrifrl
I'M Riliereefthnl ebeniaIis sur un.
thitigfeit ge5DilngeH.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
YANKEES RETURN HOME;
READY FOR BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. April Sin a three
hour workout yesterday the New YORK
American League team praCticed on
the Polo Grounds for the first time
since that field officially became their
home. They viii share the grounds
this sea son with the Giants
the ba sebal Sharps who watched
Chances men practice agreed thar
the team was in good condition
The infeld worked out. IS it is eN-
pected To face the Brooklyn National 8
this afternoon in the first big league
game Of the season i'm metropolitan
territory. Chance playing first. Chase
second. Derrick shortstOp and Hart
zell third. with Wol-er. Cree and Dam
ICls i'm the Cutfield
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
BASEBALL
Diamond News and Gossip

The Birmingham Chamber of Com
merce is working overtime irving 10
stir up a big crowd for Birmingham
opening day They say il is a good adv.
for the city to win the attendance Gun
We'd wager the price Of the Gun thar
the Atlanta Chamber Of Commerce
doesn know there's a team in Atlanta
Also the same amount over again that
the team, when il is going right, advar-
tises the city more than anything tho
Chamber has done in ten years
G. Wordsworth, Baron manager. is stin
scouting around for those two 800 hit
ters.
The Michigan state League has adopt-
ed $500 salary limit That's about S65
month per man. You can't hire good,
diligent ditch diggers for that
Barney Dreyfuss called off two games
in Memphis because he feared the flood
" ould interfere with the playing Guess
the colonel has never seen the Memphis
park IL is as likely 10 be flooded as
the top OF Stone Mountain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
JOSEPH BAILEY BREAKS
BACK INTO RACE GAME

LEXINGTON. KY. April 5.-The ex-
pected has happened and Senator Jo-
seph W. Bailey has bought a band Of
brood mares at Lexington Ky, with
which to restore his farm in the Blue
grass
After year out of harness, the Tex
an is gain back in the business with a
fine lot of brood mares and youngsters.
His latest purchase included the pick OF
Henry Sehmulbach's mares and their
products. all bred i'm the tip Of fashion
and individually good.
Since the death OF old Prod gal Sen
ator Bailey has not owned a stallion.
and likely enough he will not buy one.
cOntenting himself for the present at
least with patronizing the foremost sires
Of Kentucky.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
BOXING
News of the Ring Game

Fight critics all over the country are
roasting Luther McCarty for the lem
ons he is picking out these days In
s,ead Of lighting GunbOat Smith and
Jess Willard. real opponents, he is meet
ing Jim Flynn, Fred Mckay and Tommy
Burns
Burns and Flynn are only battling on
their past reputation. while Mckay has
hardly been heard Of. Still Luther per
sists in naming them as worthy oppo-
nents
In speaking about "come-backs.' -
why not mention the name OF Abe At
tell? The former featherweight king :
victories over Oliver Kirke and Jimmy
walsh mas put him IN line for cham
pionship match.
frankie Conley is keeping himself
busy with the padded mitts frankie
has signed articles 20 box Bobby Robi-
billed TO go eight rounds Conlsy viii
make l24 pounds ar o'clock for Robi-
dou.
latest reports from The Coast state
that Johnny kilbane is to enter the
lightweight ranks. We would advise Inc
featherwetsht champion 70 first trims
Abe Attei in another match before
looking for new laurels.
Abe Is entitled to the match He has
never refused TO meet an oppogenr sno
always gave away few pounds. XII
DaEe could make the greatest hin OF his
young career by giving Atteil a return
match.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

Of rho.
T 5;ssr si bIao5 e e s4 ' '' '' " " enjoyed
RABD Cracker ian stopped the baseball writer ON the.
stree, to-day with the NJ, wife says she
to win one Of those tickets The Georgian
is giving away
Fine business said baseball man
What's less than friends are writing
of the frec ticket for story good 10
them"
The Georgiaus season tickets to the Ponce
Deou games this has made smashing the fans
The tickets follows:
TWO the person sending the hest sto, of the game
winch is suggested by the appended box score.
One each to the eight persons who write the that
rank lex in point of interest and merit
This Is the Way to Go at 1t.
How shall 90 about it' you ask
Grab paper and pencil Study score. It was
the first tied IN the last half of the first the Barous
into the lead III the second then Atlanta forged ahead in the
down through long, hard contest
Picture the contest in mnd-cant YOU the shiny
turf the fitting players the big board recording the
varying fortunes OF the contest the tying up of the the
first of the eighth the untyng in the last half Of that inning
the Crackers.
Tell OF this just think ought
The winner is the person who tells it best.
It's Possible Score, All Right
1t looks mighty funny, fan said this morning the
Baseball Editor that Birmingham only six runs
thirteen hits and Atlanta while the
supposed make SIX hits and three Baron
That would happen
Maybe But then it did happen. In last year be-
Mobile and Birmingham that very performance pulled
except Birmingham made only five six
Get Stories in Early.
But this iSu point The main thing Send in your
RIGHT AWAY. The closes April 16 But
g mp The Judges win have q lot time read the
they win the the of
the contest. seud them
Remember the passes that win be given viii be exactly like
by The GeorgianS Baseball Expert his daily visits
tue pakthe sort that 90 10 the favored feve sort pie
tured in the here
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Blood Bath
Knocks Rheumatism
Remarkable Effects of a Rem
sdy That Actually Irri-
gates the Entire
Blood Supply

"a saanas queer Gee .a,e "a riooa bath
bal rnar SIS precisely lHs fmec. uf 10
most remarkable remedy known ss
s. IL has tle peculiar action %
soaking through tine 'nteat'nea direct
n into lhe blood IN I'VE minutes its
Influence is st work iu ever artery,
vein and tiny CApillar2 Every NEW
1rsuc. every organ uf fEe body. every
e.uucrory become ln auaCt q litter IH
strain tile blood - IMPURITIES TIC
stimulating prupc~tle5 az = IS. 5. COM
re- the skin, liver. hpWel- kidney b,
bladder 20 al work 60 the one enc of
casting oct every irritating. every
aa ill-iun1CTiuE atom pf poison. lt dis
l00e es bv irfi CATION an aorftuuls lions
the 1utYfts, ois2ulvls sCiG dtcft-
fiors. renders them neutral and scat
1ers those peculiar formations IN the
narvs Centers that cause such mysti-
-ytng and often n3iHlrE rheumatic
painE
And. best Of an this remarkable
remedy IS welcome 20 the weakest
stomach II YOU have dragged Your
self until your stomach is nearly par
siyzed YOU viii be astonished 10 find
that S. s s. gives no sen a'iou, bur
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lungs
TIE Rres swirl I.abnrs tory has
spent n ulioUs OF dollars IN perfect b.
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bands or che public tGis wonderful
-er-sd-. So give your blood a good
batn With s s s. Tor - knocks the
worst forms az rheumatism every
tinne
you can get iJ ~ any drug store al
81 per bottle To IS a standard REM
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s-8u desire expert advice. write go The
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
WEAVER PICKED
To TAKE FINAL
FROM TORONTO

WITH p.a. tEcaE.r I'd charge Fl
IA He big gum Tor this afternoon $
se, lr-eJia. vla tbe To-
go raan. Commodore Billy smith
sts 70 send Captain Joe Kelly
-oga, bib 3,4p. lear 70 rae bottom
~ .4, aira and las. tine.
>ftes ming ,ao lu q rov with
daicu1us case 'nmmoGore Smita
.sug 81. anytl3n Oh earth 10 tnis
afternoon session bus third
straight win
EeSterGsy same ,a- d bowling
II mic
In tae -irr1 inning S.ai7h's crew
fell upon rby defenseiess shoots Of
Pitche Herbert and kicked the bail
.rtsInd the lot for lN runs
- Keuy's men could acquire but
hyse al afternoon or The delivery OF
snbe.- Price. me anaIr was easy.
ga. Cracker assurance was made q
80 certainty D, the accumulation
or couple more IN the seventh and
re in the eighth Hence q final
score ~ 20 iu favor Of the Crack
81
Brant who started with Nashville
al yea but didn't get far worked
i've innings against the Cracker and
held the locals totally helpless
1s Is doubtful II Braut could have.
as1su<sd alive through the whole game.
gut the matter wasn't brought to'
AZ. issue. FOR he was taken ont and
Herbert put IN. II Yesterday hurl-
Ing was : sample Of Herbs best 81
fcrts. IL IS likely that ne viii 60 back
10 the Canadian Lcague-as soon as
IL thaws out
To-davz game with tho forou'os
ends the semi-huai series Of The eN
sibition season. Next Monday Eo"h-
stef opens here for two games.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
PlNEHURST GOLFERS TO
PLAY FOR TITLE TO-DAY

PINEHCGST \. g.. Apdi 5.-
Hamilton *. Eolr 81 Ekwmok VT.
win meet Harold J. Topping. OF
Greenwich. Conn. in days thirty .
Sis hole final round Tor the cham
pionehip trophy in the thirteenth an
uua united North ana South anna
teur golf tournament.
Topping found X. J. RidgewEy. ~
houclaiT. y. j., a tenacious opponent
whose disposal was matter OF doubt
until the last putt had been made
the former winning snd g.
Kerr advanced easily with q and
win from Walter Fairbanks. al
Denver Colo
ln the championship consolation
Howard Weber OF Inverness. Ohio
plays Chishola Beach, Of FoN Hiue
y. "
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
BALL GAME FATAL FOR
YOUNG YAN0Y TWlRlER

NASHVILLE TENN hpril '.
Far Hanson freshman 10 The VAN
earoit medical department and one p:
- most promising pitchers uu tie
Commodore baseball team, died oa
srrt. 1ay night 3t local iuurmar-
pns bov r-sF taken suddenly ii last
= atlriuv afternoon as result .
ll-evgrt ION during game ue
tened aga inst the Nashville club.
FL. ua. aNrt ediugly popular 8s a 5tg
asl.l ana promised to bg ono oi ire
liGs.lya rf trs Commodore corps
I..ta.eIs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
CURTIS eLST0N'S FAMILY
is MISSING IN FLOOD

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. April 5
Outnelder Curtis Elston. Chatta-
nooga 5 hardest hitter. was informed
by wlre yesterday that his home and
restaurant which he owned al Mari
eta, Ohio. had been washed away IN
the Hood. and that uis mother and
otner members OF his family Nere
missing
TIE lei, at once for Marietta. and
VIII probably not he in the game for
'A- mss tV" weeks az tho season
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
WILLARD VISITS DOCTOR.

SAN FRANCISCO. April For Tie
remainder of this week and the bet
ter part Of next week. Jess Willard
the heavyweight. win pay daily visit
10 the doctor. He was operated OIL
yesterday FOR a growth from his nose,
and win not be able 10 fight for a
month or SO.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05
Summary:

Twobase hitsLong Smith. Carroll. Double pays-lIusser
to Dobard to Ager Struck outBy Nusser 2 by Prough
Bases basOf Prough B. Sacrifice hitsBaiey. Musser
Mpernan. Stolen basesEllam Passed bal-Mayer
Wild peterborough Hit by pitched ba-By Prough Smith
Time, | 10. Empires, PfenDnger and Rudderham,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

I'D \ = gone III D
use on PEI
n ps 100000
cars.
So this match
less q G IT. a n 3
eIEboGies IA
verdict Of SCo.-
o00 men.
Not men wlo
aye gC-S s-lg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-05

Il was the fact that these new
type tires ended the ruin of rim
cutting
These oversize tires. under av-
erage conditions, added - Der
cent 10 the tire mileage.
And the Goodyear experts. be o.
ter than others. solved the proc
lens of tire endurance. You :
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
TRADE BOARD
 ID ORGANIZE
All State Organizations Will Be Asked to Join Move ment to Form Central Or ganization

MESA, Nov. 29.--A convention of representatives of the organized Trade Boards and commercial organ izations of the state will be held un- der the auspices of the Mega Commer- cial club at Mesa, Arizona, Friday and Saturday. December , and 6.
 Every precinct, towH and city in the state having an organized Com Inercial club of Board of Trade in the convention.
 Every day makes more evident the regrettable lack of acquaintance be- tween the widely divergent and sep arated sections of the state and the need of becoming acquainted, in or der that the proper pride in the won- derful resources of Arizona may be- come known to its citizens and in turn to her sister states.
 Arizona is rich in places of natural wonders and attractions, only a few of which, such as the Petrifed Forest, are known outside of the confines of their immediate location; and no SAaSc HI N4t NhAOh piNSeutS a ElCllsE field for the archaeologist or the ris- torian.
 Every summer thousands of dollars are spent by the people of Arizona in going to summer resorts of far less beauty, interest or restfulness, than the many places to be found within their own state, while visitors and tourists from the east are lured to winter resorts that cannot be com. pared with those the new state has to offer in this line.
 Tn order that places Of historic and natural interest may be made acces sible. roads must be opened and the road question will be discussed by well known men of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
ORANGES WILL BE PICKED LATE
Cold Weather of Last January Delays Crops--Will Not Be in Eastern Markets for Thanksgiving Trade

PHoENIX. Nov. 29.-- Arizona oranges wir not be in the eastern markets for Thanksgiving this year Picking has not really begun yet. though the packing house of the Ari- zona Orange association is open. The first carload will go forward next week. It is not likely that any shipments will be made outsioe Of the state this ses- son except by the association.
 The crop is extremely short this year. owing 70 the cold weather of last January. but the quality of the fruit is higher than it ever was. Were there a full crop picking would be nnder way now, but it is too ex- pensive to pick few boxes here and a fev boxes several miles away in or der to make uD a shipment Not an orange will be shipped by the asso- citation that is not thoroughly ripe, and some of the fruit will be riper than usual. All this will tend to i'm prove the flavor and enhance the rep utation of Arizona oranges.
 The grape fruit crop is excellent, though short. There is practically no lemon crop. One grower who picked two carloads two years ago says that he has one lemon this fall.
 Market conditions are satisfactory
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30
HIGHWAY WILL
 NOW BE FIXED
Work Expected to be Started on Road Between Douglas and Bisbee This Week by w. M. Adamson

DOUGLAS, Nov. 29.-Work Is to he started on the repair of the state highway at once, according to As sistant State Engineer J. c. Ryan, who was in the city accompanied by J R. Henderson. of Bisbee Mir. Ryan said he found the road in very bad condition and this condition has re- suited because of lack of sufficient drainage. which was not provided when the road was originally con. structed. The road is now in fine condition for dragging and this Is the work that will be undertaken. Mir Ryan said that at least four drags should be operated while the road is soft, but that unfortunately that mum. Der is not at hand
 Two weeks ago when w NJ. Adam. son of this city. was in Phoenix he lad a conference with State Engineer amor Cobb concerning the condi- tion of this link of the state high way and pointed out ;he necessity for it after a rain, and when the road was in the right condition. This conference resulted in Mir. Adam son offering to provide teams and see that they were put on the road al the proper time when the best results could be attained if the engineer would supply the necessary drags. This the engineer agreed to do and Mir. Ryan said that all the drags be- longing to the state between Douglas and Bisbee would be turned over to Mir. Adamson on the first of Decem- ber Mir Adamson will charge noth- ing for his services. but will arrange 10 have teams ready for this dragging work at the proper time. for which the state will pay. Adamson stated that he was doing this because of his in- terest in having the Douglas-Bisbee road kept in good condition, which he says can be done at little expense pro- vided the work is done at the proper time.