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Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
INCREASING INTEREST
 IN GAME OF BASEBALL
Probability of the Organization of a F'rst-ciass Team to Try for
 the Cham pionship

The pulling off in Mesa of several games of football between Indian teams recently has aroused an inter est in the game that bids fair to re- suit in the formation of team that will include the best players in this
 part of the country There are sev-
 eral gentlemen living here who were
 formerly members of college football
 teams, and they are taking an interest
 in the formation of q club that will
 be inVincible. Of course this will take
 time as portion of the team will
 necessarily be new hands and will
 need a great deal of training Speak
 ing of the game a gentleman who was formerly 4 player in Michigan, said that the general opinion that football was simply a contest of muscle Was a mistake; there is no game requiring better generalship on the part of the leader and perfect training on the part of the team i Scientifically, in his opinion football uutranks baseball This was kp0Wn 1 to those who had seen the big games i played in the eastern and middle western states, but west of the Mis- soIri river there had been so little 1 football. compared to the so-callcd , national game. that people generally ] had a wrong conception of it- 1 hpautiaG
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
NEWS IN BRIEF

Constable Burton will go to Globe today, on legal business.
 George Nunn and wife are stopping at the Alhambra hotel. The couple were recently married in Texas and will reside on MT. Nunn's ranch in the Mesa section.
 The Arizona Land Go. recently closed a deal in real estate by which the Gibson ranch at Lehi passed to the ownership of Mir Lowering, from Sonora, Mexico.
 H. MahlOn Lewis of Phoenix spent yesterday with his relatives in Mesa.
 J J. Phillips of Phoenix was in Mesa yesterday, saying ''hOwdy' to his many friends. MT Phillips drives a new Little car. and wears q prosperous smile.
 Mrs. Dr. A. w Morrill, spent New Years day as the guest of MT. and Mrs. NJ. J. DOugherty.
 F. D. Tway spent New Years day in Goldfield He went there last month to attend to assessment work
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
DANTes uNFERNo" COMING.

Five reeis of motion pictures DOT uaying the mysteries and torures Of Dante's Inferno" will be shown at the Goodwin opera house Ut this place next Saturday afternoon and evening. The matinee has been ar ranged for by special request, it be- ing the first of the midwinter sea- son. Adults only will be permitted to witness this show. The manage ment does not think children should see such scenes of torture and will not admit children under If to the Inferno" without consent of their parents.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
LEHI

Alr. Lowell, late of Mexico, has just purchased the Alexander Harris place Alr Harris is q resident of. Turner Idaho, and has had his property up for sale for some time. MT Lowell and family are refugees from Mex leo and leave a considerable amount of valuable property there. MT. Lowell has been looking around Lehi for the past three or four weeks but has finally decided to take the liar ris property.
 The Younger Ladies' Mutual Inn provement association held their study meeting at the han at three o'clock Friday afternoon. The bas kct ball outfit which the association sent for arrived some time ago and the girls met after the preparation 1 meeting and organized two teams. ! with Miss Eula Rothrock and Miss 1 Carrie Sanders as captains and Mrs R P. ShiH as coach. The girls arc ! all enthusiastic and will do some 1 hard practicing this week. The Indians of the Papago reser- 1 vation celebrated Christmas with a | big picnic dinner and football game in the afternoon.
 1 II He OIIIttIS 'tIlu ttdCIltIS p4 IlIt | primary association surprised the
 children saturday afternoon by giv- 1 ing them d party after the regular l lessons The children enjoyed them 1 selves dancing and were treated to l popcorn and apples. Mrs Addie John | son of the stake presidency was down to help the children enjoy them | selves
 Quite party drove over from Phoenix to visit with the officials on the Pima Indian reservation. Mir GilrOy who has spent several | seasons here with the Lamsons gave them a pleasant surprise. when he
 came in last week in time to spend Christmas with them.
 Miss Carrie Sanders, who has been
 staying in Mesa with her brother to
 attend high school, came down last week to spend the holidays with her
 mother. Miss Sanders will ride to school from Lehi the rest of the year.
 Mrs Dan Thompson entertained
 forty guests at dinner party or
 Christmas day. Among these were
 MT Thompsons parents. his brothe!
 James and his sister, Mrs. Frank
 Harvey with their families.
 John Williams and MT. Bullock of
 Mesa ate their Christmas dinner witt
 Mr and Mrs James c. Power anc
 family
 Ellis Johnson was down again las week from Mesa looking after his
 property here.
 Mrs Issaac IT Rogers served GooC old fashioned dinner to tWpnty-foul
 guests on Christmas day. Miss Viola Bullock is staying with her sister, Mrs. Tom Payton who has recently been quite ill Miss Romie Merrill and her broth CT, Master Harvey Merrill also Jame: O. Power drove over to IngIeside las week
 Mcssrs. Alma and Dan Jones anc Alma Con le were entertained at din ner Wednesday by their sister, Mrs : Will Crismon of Mesa. !, The choir met for rehearsal las Saturday night. They will meet agail next week
 Joe Rogers and daughter, Ais:
 Grace Rogers. drove down iron
 Mesa in their car Sunday eveninf to see Miss Rogers grandmother Mrs H. J. Harper. Mrs Levitte of Pine who is spend r ing the winter here with her daugh
 ter, Mrs. Geo. Rogers expects loa'
 of her choicest apples down iron
 Pine this week
 t The Mutual Improvement associa
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.

\ special meeting of the city c0un- ciI has been called for this evening ir the city hall council chambers. Among the special matters to be con sidered is the numbering of the busi- ness houses and residences Of Tempe in connection with the installation O a free city mail delivery Designat- ting the various streets of the town by signboards will also be taken up. IL is likely that some time will be devoted to a discussion of the pro
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
A HUNTING PARTY.

\ hunting party composed of II. W. Miller. Matthew Moss. R C. Shil- kett and Frank Parker spent yester- cay forenoon in the Kyrene district, south of town, hunting for ducks quail and whatever else might be net in their line of travel. Quail seemed to be the most bountiful anu before they had returned at noon each had obtained within close prOX- imity of the amount allowed by law.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
THE FIRST PARCEL

\. NJ. Harmer, proprietor of the Harmer drug store here, enjoyed the distinction of being among the first in Tempe yesterday morning to make use of the new parcels post system which went into effect with the be ginning of the year 1919. Previously where it would have cost him 20 cents to send the package t. Globe. 1t cost him yesterday morning x cents. a difference of F cents on d little 20 ounce parcel
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
BARRIERS BECOME PARTNERS

s IT. ShauIIs and R. q ShiIkott. both proprictors of barber shops in Tempe during the past few months. will this morning start out the new year under d new business head. having formed partnership. The old shop, formerly operated on the east side of Main street by Mir Shau- lis, will be closed. while the new firm will retain the Shilkett shop. opposite that place, for its future place of business.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
a WATCH PARTY.

New Years eve was spent at th~ Dr R. L. Alexander home on Milf Gvenue by the following: Alr. and Mrs. |. F. Clark. Mr. and Mrs T. Dickinson. AIr. and Mrs. r. P. Carr and MT. and Mrs. E. Sanders To usher the old year out and the new wear in -umptuous midnight supper was served following the close of the evenings preliminary festivities
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
OBJECTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED

\ special meeting of the town council of Tempe will be held on Tuesday, January :, at 7:30 D. m for the purpose of hearing any objections that may be made to any assessment levied by the town assessor. All per sens having such objections to raise should make il d point to be in at tendance at this meeting if they hope to gain anything thereby
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
WILL RETURN TO FLAGSTAFF

Miss Alice WindeS, a member of the northern Arizona normal school faculty, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Windes, at this place for the past ten days, will leave this evening for Flagstaff to resume her duties in the school.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
NEW YEAR DANCES

Tuesday evening a New Years eve dance was given at the Mesa opera house and drew quite a crowd. Dane ing was kept up until the passing of the old year. Last night the Lady Maccabees held one of their popular dance parties at K. r. hall and at the Vance auditorium a public dance was given that attracted a large crowd of young people.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02

Mrs. A R. Tabor of Crider. Mo- had been troubled with sick head ache for about five years. when she began taking Chamberlain Tablets. She has taken two bottles of them and they have cured her. Sick headache is caused by a disordcred stomach. lor which these tablets are especially intended Try trem. get well and stay well Sold by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
BAPTIST TEA PARTY

The Laides' Aid of the Baptist church met at the home of MT. and Mrs J. R. Wallace yesterday after noon and had a very pleasant session. It was the occasion of a ten-cent tea party. the money going to the church fund
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02

If your children are subject to at tacks of croGp, watch for the first symptom. hoal Scness. Give Cham Eerlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse and the at tack may be Warded off. For sale by au druggists
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
TAKING INVENTORY.

Yesterday was spent by a majOrity Of the local business establishments ir taking their annual inventories Every store was closed, however, whether there was work to be done inside or not. The post office and drug stores observed Sunday hours.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
SISTER ARRIVES

Miss Nellie Johnson, d sister of Mrs. Jesse F. Kelly. arrived yester- day from Harrisonvlle. Mo. and will spend the remainder of the winter with her relatives in Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02

my body In a form OI dead skin, then the itching and burning were intense, and l
 would scratch and make sores. One year ago this winter I was SO bad l could not sleep. had 10 get out Of bed every hour Of the night. build a Are. heat water and take a bath before 1 could
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
SOUTH =: SIDE :: NEWS

Hcsed sewer system for Tempe. Sui ficient data to make preliminary es- inmates on arrived yesterday, so that the council can now take one more step towards the installation of sucn a system
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02

When you want a reliable medicine fer d coIsh or cold take Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. It can always be depended upon and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale hy ali druggists
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
TEMPE CHURCHES HOLD
 UNION WATCH SERVICE
Evening Devoted to Enjoyment 0 Musical Program-Oevotiona
 Services in Two Years.

Attended by representatives of every protestant church in Tempe the watch night service held in the Methodist Episcopal church here Tuesday evening was decided sue cess. Other churches of Tempe, when the invitation was extended to them to join in with the Methodists in the service gladly accepted and attend cd in a body.
 The meeting was opened at S:So o'clock by Rev. Wilbur Fisk. pastor oi the Methodist church \ very in teresting program consisting chiefly Cf musical numbers. was rendered by various members of the church. Spe- ciaI features were: A vocal solo by Mrs. J. L. Johnston, a vocal duet by the Misses Gertrude and Hattie York and d piano duet by Misses Floriue Bishop and Laura Jensen. Rev. (. II Dains. pastor of the Congrega- tlonal church. also favored the as semblage with very interesting ad- dress at the close of the evening pro gram nf music.
 The next hour was devoted to amusements and the enjoyment ot light refreshments shortly before midnight d devotional service was held and the old year ushered out and the new year in.
 Watch parties, held in union Ser- Vices by the various churches of Tempe. originated in 1911 But in the future the local pastors plan to make the affair an annual event.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
TEMPE

Horace B. Griften, agent for Tempe will care for news, sub scriptons and advertising in the Tempe department. office with A. Nelson & Go.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
LADIES, AID 10 MEET-

A special meeting of the Ladies Kid society of the Methodist Episco- i.M church has been called for 2:30 age.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
MESA

MT. Gibbons at Everybody's Drug store will care for subscriptions, advertising. and ews of the Mesa department Phone 291 and 22 R.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02

Hire a little salesman at The Re rubIcan office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE AND
 GRID

LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine re- moves the cause. There is onIy One PROMO QUININE." Look for sig nature Of r. w. GROVE. 25c.
 (AdVertisemenD
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
INTENSE ITCHING
 AND BURNING
Scratching Made Sores. Could Not
 Sleep. Used Two Cakes of Cuticura Soap and Two Boxes of CutIcura Ointment. Now Rid of Trouble.

RE. D. No. Z. Tawas City, Mich" My skin trouble was brought while l was in the army, by fever and ague. It came on
Arizona republican., 1913-01-02

Here is a remedy that will cure >eur cold. Why waste time and money experimenting wien you can get preparation tLat has won a world wide reputation by its cures ot this disease and can always be de rended upon? It is known every where as CnamberIain's Cough Rem cay. and is a medicine of real merit. Tor sale by all druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-26
TIRED AL The TINE.

To be tired is unnatural; it's only
natural 10 be well and happy CIV
If your head aches. il yeu have gas
ana distress in your stomach, perhaps
nervous or Respondent, the chances
are, that teaspaonfm of L. f." At
WOODS Medicine before or after meals
will bring relief. Here's what suf-
fefer says:-
Z. Il am sixty eight years old. ! tried
most everything for gas IN my. stomach
hnt could get no relief. AZ last ! sent
for q bottle of L. +" Afwood's Medi-
cine and now can eat anything at any
time with no gas or distress. ] be
Heyt 1t Is a life-saver for me-"
Mrs .. 3. Devoll.
- Skowhegan, Ne.
If you have never used L. F." At
woods Medicine, write today for a
free sample.
IT. f." MEDICINE co, Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-26
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ALMOST CAUGHT HIM.
Master Norton Plumner Has Lively
Experience with Big Shark.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Plummer and
two sons. Norton and John, returned.
Mon,lay, from "A weeks trip to vinal-
haven. Master Norton has something
that he experienced on his trip that he
can rightfully boast of. Mr.. Plummer
and his son were engaged in deep SCI
fishing off Vinalhaven. one day last
week. for cod. Norton was fishing
with two hooks on his line. Suddenly
he felt a bite and started to pull He
had not pulled the line in but a short
distance when ii commenced To come
harder. The fellow on the other end
hung on. and after a hot tussle the
supposed cod was drawn alongside.
The fish proved to he a big shark
about six feet in length. As Norton
Was about to take him aboard. the
shark got the line in his teeth and<cut
it To shreds, making good his get
away. OF course. the young fisherman
Was disappointed. as he wished to
photograph the monster and show II
to some of his ehums. Nevertheless
he has the distinction of almost
landing him. which is considerable,
for lad of his years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-26
PYTHiAN FIELD DAY.
Uniform Rank Members cipating
Grand Good Time 'Rockland

Plans for the Field day of the 3rd
Regiment. L. X X. of P. which will
be held, Sept. and ,. at Roekland,
are -rompleted The Rockland boys are
sparing no time TO make the event
one long. to be remembered.
The big parade will take place at
ia. NJ. After the parade a free din
ner will be served. Following dinner
grand excursion will he made to the
summer park, where field sports and
, dress parade Will be held. In the eve
ming a grand ball and display of! fire
works will be given.
The second day-SAyill be given over
to Sightseeing. and those who know
the hospitality of the boys in that sea
port city need no further indueement
All members from Augusta viii Ieaye
on the $40 train. Monday morning
Sent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-26
BROWNS IN LAKE.
Miss Mabel Fowler Loses
Life, Monday Afternoon \ ],
By The 0yeltulnIng Of a Canoe
Al Maranlaclulok, Rsad1 q ll
The Body Recovered In Half Hour,
But tlfe Is Extinct. =

Miss Mabel Fowler, aged about %
wears and daughter of Mrs. Maude
f. Fowler of $40 Water street, was
drowned in the waters of Lake Ma
lranacook, late Monday afternoon. by
the overturning of canoe in which
she was out padding alone. The body
was recovered in about half an hour
after the accident. but life was ex-
tinet Coroner Henry W. Phmmer
was summoned, and went. early in the
evening, to the scene of the drowning,
but as there were no circumstances
connected with the case to indicate
that death had been due To other than
accidental causes no inquest was DEEM
cd necessary, and he brought the re-
mains to Augusta to be prepared for
burial. :
The drowning occurred near the
Readiield Shore about one mile north
OF Craig's Point. in the locality known
as The Cove" Miss Fowler had been
employed as waitress at the Townsend
farm. Of which +. l.. Townsend is the
owner, and which is operated as a
summer boarding house. Between 4
and o'clock in the afternoon, she
went out alone in the canoe. 1t was
moi learned that any of the people.
at the house saw the accident, al
though several of them saw the young
woman struggling in the water. among
them, Mr. Townsend who. with an
other man, one of the boarders, ran
down to the shore. and jumping into
"a boat hurried to the rescue.
Before they reached her, however,
she sank for the last time. The water
where the accident occurred was about
eight feet in depth. and some 10 min
Htes before they located the body. At
ter that, having nothing the boat with
which to reach the body, the men had
70 return 10 the shore and get some
grapnels. so that half an hour elapsed
before it was recovered. and at thai
time all hope of registration had pass
ed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-26
IL
The BARRIERS Ten.

rba NeWspapermen made it three
straight from the BARRIERS. by wlnlns'
Monday afternoons game on the Rehei
Williams field by the score of II TO
10 Matters looked bad for the
..Newsies' In the third, when the Bar
beers. by some fine hitting coupled with
bad errors on the part of the News
papern1en, gave them the lead to 2.
But the "Scrites. came back in their
half of the third session. and by hit
ting Kelly hard they ran in scores,
taking the lead by a two.point margin,
Kelley, who started off for the Bar
hers, txirled mastery ball up To the
sixth. when he was relieved by Good
child. His splitter was working to per-
lection, and the way the Newsies
swung at his offerings was a caution.
However, he tired slightly in the sixth
land Goodchild finished in good form.
Harry Jones. was at the third corner,
and as usual he smothered everything
that came into his territory. OMelia
at short was fast and sure, pGlling his
team ont of some bad holes by his fine
fielding. Rush, a new man, who COW
cred the initial sack, for the BARRIERS.
put up a good article Of ball, although
at times he appeared a bit nervous
To make a .1ons story short the Bar
bers were there with the goods. and
only for few bad breaks would have
come out victorious.
Chadbourne and MotherWell after a
long lay off, were back in the line-un
and Chad hit the pill, too. Three times
up. and three beauties to the outfield.
was the result. But in the last one in
running to first. the fast second sack
err of the Newsies, he bumped into
Rush at first and turned a complete
After the game il was
learned that thddbourne's collision in
jured him more than was first thought.
though. it is hoped. not at all
serious. 1t was certainly some
Bart, was on the Job at first, but he
had a new glove. and naturally he
could not miss them.
Halpen was wild as a hawk, giving
two men the bean ball Goodchild hav-
ing close call in the fourth. when he
was nailed in the dome The blow vas
a glancing one and the Barkers' catch
er pulled out without injury. Golden
and ChadbournSs hitting We're easily
the features, while DesJardin and
Kelley exceiled for the losers. The
batteries We're: Newspa permen. Hal
pen and Stafford; BARRIERS, Kelley and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-26

~ 81 + |.
Sunday, after. u two weeks stay at
George caldwelrs Mr., GLACIER came,
saturday, and returned with them
tuesday evening. sept >. the "oeo
VIII Circlt will give an entertainment at
chelsea Grange hall. to he followed by Il
Baked Bean supper and dance. The en-
tertainment will consist of two snort
plays, interspersed with music. Play
20. !, "A Love of a Bonnet with 'he
following cast of characters: Mrs. en-
fers Ia widow. Nellie Boudway hliiie
Cher daughter). Laura, Corhin; Aunt
Jamima Hopkins. Vesta Morgan; ftof-
ttnsia Festoon, Georgia Maloney' Dora
her daughter. Selma Trask: Katy pooiah,
Irish help. Matte Welman. Play No :.
Mrs, Stebbins' Book, Agent DAVID
Stebbin, George Roadway. ElNira9Steo-
bin, his wife, Della Watson; I'eies =
Gelep. book agent, Earle Hayes: Deacon
Wheezey. James Cain: Miss Amelia Mar
ryme. a love ssk old maid, Mabel Me
Laughlin.
Mrs. J. II. Hunt was visiting relatives
in Portland last week.
Anna Hunt is the guest of her brother
Channay HINT of Pittston.
Nellie Hunt of Gardiner was the week
end guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fl. Hunt.
ii. E. Merriam of Gardiner WAS sun
day guest of J. II. Hunt.
Mrs. Augusta Collar is visiting in Mass
aehusetts
Mrs. Elma Miller is recovering from
short Illness.
Georgia Jones Of Augusta was a recent
oIlast uf -.