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Arizona republican., 1913-11-09
as follows

as follows:
 Oscar Walcott of Winslow, J. L. Jor- dan of Cochise county. Charles Brock of Douglas, Loeb Morris of Phoenix, Tom McKavitt of Globe. Harry Knight of Yavapai, Frank Condron of Walnut Grove, J. D. Smith of Oklahoma, Henry Isabell of Flagstaff R. K. Haverty of Cochise. Del Blancett of Phoenix. Jim mic OBrien of Flagstaff, Ordina, the Yaqui of Williams; Sterling Ellis of Hillside and Bob Darsey of the same place.
 Each puncher brought his own buck ing horse, and they brought some dan dies. Most of the mounts were big raWboned brutes, and not a thing like the little animals used before It was
Arizona republican., 1913-11-09
Roberts Wins Relay

Oscar Roberts again triumphed in the cowboy relay race. This puts him a two to one winner over Tom my Rice, who won the first days race. Roberts won Wednesday and again yesterday.
 Roberts won by changing fast and riding ditto. He had one mount that " orked suspiciously like a part thor oughbred, and the way that animal drew away from the COW horses was a caution. Tom Bamerick was second with his Florence string, Rice with the Bartlett Heard string third, and Louis Nelson's Indian ponies were last.
 Tin Pan Events
 There were three of what stablemen call tin can" events, the time trials Eoch was successful. oh Look trot- ted to beat 2:3O, making 2:29A. Zom- primo placed the mile in 2:22A, bet tering his mark of 2:25, and Dorothy B. also beat the 2:25 mark by pacing the mile in 2:23H.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-09
HEARING IS CONTINUED.
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcH1

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHl
 LOS ANGELES, Nov. S.-Hearing on the application for a receivership for the Los Angeles Investment company, asked in the suit filed yesterday in be- half of the small stockholders of the corporation was continued until next Tuesday. It was announced that ' stockholders who volunteered to resign, probably would be succeeded on Mon day by directorate of the leading bank CTS who were requested to assume con- trol of the company's affairs.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-09
.PATCHEN FALTERS BUT
 TAXES TWO HEATS AND
 SPECIAL PACE IN 2:04

tried trailing the pole horse. Colonel came up to third on the outside, pac- ing the long mile. But King Daphne continued to hang on consistently un- til the very last rod, when Chimes came up on the outside and took a close second after a peach of an argument right before the stands. Time, 2:O4H.
 In this race Patchen got first, Min nie Chimes second. King Daphne third and Our Colonel fourth.
 Two Year Stuff
 Clark and Kennedy exercised a couple of colts under the title of a two -year-oId futurity trot; Rosa Lee, CIark's mare. won in two straight heats. The time was set out as 3:43. tut was corrected-unnecess one minute faster when Judge McNair admonished the timers.
 2:29 Trot
 By winning three straight heats, Ellen May took the big part of a thousand dollar trot. Sadie View was a close second in each heat. Car men drove Happy Lear, an added starter. to third place. The best time was 2:21A in the second heat. Special Trot
 Della Lou disturbed the money division in the special trot by win ming a heat and then descending to third place for the remainder of the race. Princess Louise, winner of three seconds was thereby done out of second money. Merry Mack won the last two heats, and finished fifth back of the field in the first. The best time was 2:1212.
 Running Races ~-
 Three running races Hvened the program somewhat and frayed Start CT McNair's temper to a raveled edge at yesterdays, the last meet of the week. It took about fifteen minutes by the watch to get the seven horses off in the half-mile consolation. Mike Mollette was a way big favOrite and many horsemen were betting on him against the field. It really looked as though Mike was to have won the race, for after a couple of dozen false starts, the even half of the horses got away and went around the track. Mike was not in their midst, and when Starter McNair called the jocks together to start them again, it looked even better for the favOrite against the winded horses. And in the running, too, it was all Mike until the very last jump when Apache Kid, ridden by Passey, crossed a nose winner MolIette was second and Kellsetta third. The time was fifty seconds even. The favOrite got away four lengths in the lead and stayed | there until the beginning of the last turn.
 Frieze won the 5h furlongs in 1:0S from Jerkey. Jerkey was set back for the failure of Rooney. his jock to weigh in after the heat and Robert | was elevated to second place. 1 Lambertha won the 615 furlongs with Decklaw second and Red Hus- sar third. It was another race in /, which that inimitable pair, Ike Sachs l and C. E. Passey, managed to figure : strongly in the money. Time, 1:21 F
Arizona republican., 1913-11-09
SENATORS AND
 HOEGEES MEET TWICE TODAY

Pitcher Crabb to Officiate One Game for Phoenix Barngrover WOrsts Wis itors in Yesterdays Fast and Hard Game
Arizona republican., 1913-11-09
Double Baseball Bill Ends Fair Serie
Hart Schaffner 6 Marx
 "Men's" Coats for Women

TT YOU put on a man s over
 coat you'll find a number of interesting things about
Arizona republican., 1913-11-09

Makenzie's Magnificent Ami mal Driven to Victory by Charlie De Ryder After Losing First Heat on Long Break
Arizona republican., 1913-11-09

the best exhibition of scientific twist ing ever seen in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1913-11-09
HEAP LOOK-SEE
rAssoc1ArEp PREss pIsPArcH1

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8. - Twelve thousand people saw the H'f.ite Sc, hammer out twelve hits off ChristE Mathewson and take tne game from the Giants.
 Score R IT l. Chicago ..................... F l o %
 Batteries Russell and SchaIk; Mathewson and Meyers.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-09

An amateur can start love affair with woman, but it takes a connois- seur to break one off.-October Smart Set
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-10
BIG CANAL SLIDE DISCOUNTED
Beacon Posts Being Erected in Guile
bra Cut-EeW Gases Of Sunstroke.

They do things on SO big a scale in the
Canal Zone that when $1,000 cubic yards
Of earth and rock began to slide into the
Culebra cut about a month ago it was
described as a small thing i'm the official
reports This was the first fresh break
in two months.
The method of checking slides recently
adopted, involving the removal i'm advance
of earth on the slopes, that threatens to
move, is advancing without difficulty.
Already handsome concrete beacon
posts. fifteen feet high, are being cast
for erection along the walls of the Gu
Zebra cut to illuminate the passage dur
ing the night. for even from the deck OF
the tallest ship it will be impossible to
look over the surrounding country. In
some places the rock walls tower hun
1reds of feet above the mastheads. The
engineers are expecting that dense fogs
will prevail i'm the famous Culebra cut.
hence the Placing of beacons. thirty We
in number. along the nine miles of its
length.
Singular to say. there have been only
three cases of sunstroke among the great
army of employees on the isthmus during
the eight and a half years of American
work, the last occurring December ), but
without fatal results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-10
HAULING OF WINTER SEINE.
Fishermen at River Points Expect
TO Begin Work at Once.

If ice does not make on the river TO
prevent the hauling of winter seine at
Windmill point and the Gums fishing
shores on the Potomac will be started,
il is stated, within the next week or ten
DAYS Recently Capt. Al Faunce. who
will have charge at Windmill point. and
Capt Jake Faunce, who will operate the
Gums, left here with their men to over
haul machinery, nets, boats and other
paraphernalia, and to put everything at
the shores in readiness to start work us
soon as possible. After the hauling of
seine is begun, operations will be con-
tinued until after the spring shad and
herring fishing season. which opens on
the Potomac about the middle of April.
and is the busy season OH the river. The
catch of the nets at the Potomac shores
will be sent to the market here and the
dealers anticipate good supplies of bass,
perrh rock catfish, cells, carp and other
Potomac fish. after the hauling of the
seine is begun.
So far this season the receipts of shad
and herring have both been light. Yester-
day about LOO herring We're received
from the southern fisheries, and this
morning another barrel or two We're also
received Potomac bass, mud shad and
pike are also reported as being fairly
plentiful, but other varieties of fish are
scarce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-10
NO FREEZE FOR TWO WEEKS.
Weatherwise Rivermen Base Predic
ton on State of Moon.

Rivermen who make a study of wealth
er conditions on the Potomac assert that
no hard freezing weather need be looked
for until after the full moon of the
month, which occurs the 22d, and even
should freeze come this winter it will
be of short duration. The weatherwise
watermen thought that freezing weather
might come with the new moon, last
Tuesday, but as it did not they are now
satisfied that no very cold weather is at
hand for week or ten days.
This time a year ago the temperature
was close to the zero mark and below
and the river was frozen hard. The
change from pleasant weather came on
the night of the new moon and for over
two months the river was filled with ice
The recollection of this made vessel mas
tiers nervous, and this winter they laid
their vessels up early in order not to be
caught away from home in "A freeze.
Now that the freeze did not come at the
time expected. it is probable that quite
a number of river craft will resume serv-
ice and the harbor here will have less
deserted appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-10
FOUND GUILTY BY JURY.
Promoters Convicted of Illegal Use
of United States Mails.

NEW YORK, January 10.-Cameron
Spear, Charles J.. Waugh and a. Fred
erick Collins, who, with Joseph I'll. Raell,
have been on trial in the federal court
charged with using the mails to defraud
in the promotion of a company to sell
wireless telephone and telegraph stock,
We're found guilty last night on all five
of the counts in the indictment. Real
was acquitted.
Indictments against the defendants were
first returned in the summer OF 1910, and
on November II of that year post Office
inspectors raided the offices of the CO.
lumbia Finance Corporation and the Con-
tnental Wireless Telephone and Tele-
graph Company here for evidence. 1t
was not, however, until July, 1872, that
the indictment was found upon which the
men were tried.
Collins claimed to have invented a wire
less telephone, and had organized a COM
pany bearing his name, which in 1907, he
got Spear to finance. Subsequently Spear
floated stock of this company. brought
about a merger of the Massey Clark and
Pacific Coast Wireless Telegraph Com
panies. forming the Continental Wireless
Telephone and Telegraph Company, whose
stock also was put on the market.
According to figures of the post office
inspectors there was paid i'm by the public
$4,000 for the Collins Wireless Tele-
phone Company stock and $l11 600 for the
Continental company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-10
LAUNCHES BEING ovERHAULED
The Louise K, Seminole, Rosamond
and Scout to Undergo Repairs.

The engine was yesterday removed
from the power launch Louise n, De
longing to Prof kubel, lying at Ben
nett's boatyard, and 1t Will be sent u
the factory to be put i'll thorough ofuei
for service. The cabin and hui OF the
launch will he repainted and redecorated.
Whom the Louise X. goes into commis-
sion again, next spring, she VIII loon
like new craft.
The launch Seminole. one of the local
fleet of pleasure craft, also Is ufutIso-
ing an overhauling at BENEFITS IL Is
stated that in addition to painting ana
cleaning UP the launch will be lifted WIN
a new propeller that is expected TO make
b.r considera bly, faster. The Launches
Rosamond and Scout also are at Ben
nett's to be Overhauled.
At the Corinthian Yacht club headquar-
tors over i'm Virginia, Twenty-Five OF
more boats have been taken from the
water in the past two weeks TO be over
ha,Iled and made ready to return 10
pleasure cruising in the spring.