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Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT


 Of MaricOpa CountX State of Arf- zona. In the matter of the Estate of John B. Richardson, deceased. No tice of Hearing Petition.
 Notice is hereby given that c. D Lamme, D. N. Graham and w. " We have filed in this Court a pur- ported copy of the last will an6 testament of John B. Richardson to- gether with the probate thereof in the Probate Court of Brown County Kansas. duly authenticated together with their petition praying that saiC document be admitted to probate ir this court and that the same will be heard on Thursday the 10th day ot July. A. D, 1913 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said Court, in the City of Phoenix, County of Maricopa State CT Arizona, and all persons interested Tn said estate arc notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be grant ed.
 Dated, June 27th, 1913.
 VIM. F. THOMAS
 Clerk By C F. I Taorpard Dopu+y C,1ou,-
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
Veterinary Colleges

S F. VETERINARY COLLEGE be- gins Sept. 15. No profession offers equal opportunity. CatalOg free. c. Peane, president, ISIS Market street. San Francisco. 9bk
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board at the office of the architects in Phoenix, Ariz, by II o'clock a. m, ot July 22nd, 1913, and all bids must be accompanied by certified check fer five per cent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the clerk of
 By F. r.. JACK, Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

FOR RENT-5 rooms, bath and screen $25. rooms and bath on Washington St, $3O. rooms and bath, $275O. 6 rooms, bath and large screen room. $30 close to car. Brights Realty Co, 237 w. Monroe. bl
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

FOR RENT-5-room modern house, s15.OO per month for July and August, $175O from September. M. F. Dewitt, 30 N. 2nd Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

FOR RENT = -4-room unfurnished apartment F block from Capitol. En- quire F. NJ Hull, P. G. & E. Co, or Phone 445 bg
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
For Rent-Furnighed
 Houses

EAST SIDE OF DOUBLE HOUSE. Furnished, all cOnVenienCes, close to car line plenty of shade, grapes. 1927 East Adams St, Phone owner S0S4. If
 FOR RENT - 4-rOom furnished house, bath, sleeping, porch. Phone SS57, evening. bl
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
Personals

GET MARRIED-Many wealthy members; all ages; tired living alone;
 anxious for early marriage; deScrip- tions free. Write Mrs. Hyde, 2677 Mission St, San Francisco, Cal. It
 MARRY-If you are lonely, the reliable, Confidential Successful club has large number of wealthy eligible members, both sexes, wishing early marriage; description free. Mrs. Wrubel, Box 26, Oakland, Cal It
 PERSONALs-WiH George Matter let his sister know his whereabouts. Lock Box 135. Back Bay, Boston, Mass. dd
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
UNDERTAKING AND EMRALMlNG
Auto Livery.

PHOENIX TO GLOBE $11.90
 via Ray Junction on Arizona Eastern Railroad autos meet all trains from Phoenix at Ray Junction for Globe daily; leave Phoenix a. m., arrive Globe D. m. For further informa- tion call at or phone Hoffman Cigar Stand, tel HIS. street number 21 North Central ave. w. P Kelsey. Mgr, Globe, Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
Wanted Miscellaneous


 WANTED-Small, strictly modern house. Two people, no sick or child ren, reasonable. Address room 16, St Francis Hotel bm
 WANTED-By young man, room and board with private family, about two miles from town, with screen porch and use of conveyance. Address Box L. w. care Republican. br
 WANTED-Four nurses who would enjoy home life to rent an apartment of , beautiful furnished rooms. with bath, everything complete for housekeeping, lots of shade, clC-;e in, coolest place in the city. Telephone service, always someone to receive calls, reasonable rate. Address or call at 617 North Central Ave. blk
 WANTED-Location of city lot, close in. must be cheap. can pay $300.00 cash. Address Box 472O Republican. blk
 WANTED-Pasturag for 12 animals, mules and burros Quote monthly rate. Address 4721, care Republican. bl
 WANTED. HORSES AND MARES wanted another car load from 800 to 1000 lbs, all ages, must be fat, will be at Higlev Horse and Mule market on Jefferson St. Monday and Tuesday. l. D. Taught. DIX
 WANTED TO RENT-A 20 acre ranch. Address P. o. Box 1191, Phoe- nix. DIX
 WANTED TO RENT-A 90 or 40 acre alfalfa ranch, state price and To- cation Box 4706 Republican. blk
 P. H. LIAMSON-Painting old and repair work a speciality. Phone 73O. 121 N. 9th St. u cycle, give model, name and price. Box 4703 Republican. bR
 WANTED-A s20OO first mortgage loan on income property worth more than double. Phone 1866. u
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FOR RENT-8-rOOm house $20 fur nished or unfurnished. Groom 21 N 1st Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

ED-EXperienced real estate man, with auto, one acquainted with values and familiar with city, to man age city sales department for reliable real estate firm, with well located eff ces. Fine opportunity for the right man. Replies confidential. Address 4716 Re publican. bl
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
Fred Clarke.

Manager Fred Clarke of the Pitts burg Pirates is worried. With his team in fifth place, his pennsnt hopes are going glimmering. His lnen 10 date have shown a lack of ginger The pitching has been bad, the base running poor and the hit ting nothing of which to brag, The whole outfit has shown decided re- versal of form.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
Wanted Miscellaneous

WANT-Any kind of contract work such as, clearing, leveling, making ditches road work, etc. Address Loran Dana, Mesa, Arizona. 7-dr
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
Wanted-Help Male

AGENTS-S5O0 monthly. Trcmcn- dous demand now for Woodward Power Tire Pump. Latest auto accessory. Agents ''cleaning up" everywhere. Quick action necessary. Get Busy! Woodward X Son, Nicholas Bldg, TOle- do, ohio. It
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
Rooms and Board

EXCELLENT ROOM ana board. Terms moderate, screen porches. 1149 E. Van Buren. SD
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

LARGE ROOM with screen sleeping porch, summer rate. 361 N. First Ave.
 blk ONE FRONT ROOM-$3.5O per week board if desired in private family. 610 x. lSt street. If THE WON - First class, coolest rooms in city, summer rates. Corner 6 Ave. and Mckinley. If TO RENT-One large and one small room over Griswold's Bicycle Store, 9 East Adams. blk FURNISHED ROOM with screen sleeping porch. 37O N. 1 Ave. bg FURNISHED ROOMS-SmaI medi- um, large modern, no sick. Summer rates. 432 East Adams. bg FOR RENT-Four rooms. partly furnished house. 1126 E. Roosevelt Key at A. s. Post, 1928 N. 11th St. blk UNION HOTEL-61S West Wash ington. Rooms soc. Sb FURNISHED ROOMS - Strictly modern. lavatory and screen sleeping porch, 335, East Jefferson St. bm FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front room, walking distance. Call 519 N
 3rd St. If WASHINGTON HOTEL-228 No. 1st street. new. modern. no sick taken If
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WANTED-Location of city lot, close in. must be cheap. can pay $300.00 cash Address Box 472O Republican. bL
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

CIeIk By C. F. Leonard, Deputy Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms

LARGE ROOM with screen sleeping porch, summer rate. 361 N. First Ave.
 blk
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WANTED-Small, strictly modern house. Two people, no sick or child ren reasOna bIe. Address room Is, St. Francis Hotel bm
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-01
County League Team.
z Play July 4-5-d

Central Park. with its cool. invi,-
Ing shade. will beckon the home
people aud the Waiting veterans
when the festivities In town are
over. The park will be open for
three dlys-Friday, Saturday and
sunday-and an attractive program
of entertainment has been arranged.
On the afternoon Of July 4 the 90
round contest between Harry Dell
and Benny Chavez will take place.
A series Of games between county
league teams--Power Company,
Cokedale. and Sopris-have been ar
ranged. one game each Afternoon.
The dancing pavilion will be open
and good car service Will be pro-
vided for the crowds during the three
days. -
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to the last for an out OF town man.
He stated that all tl,n, Harry waited
was an even break and ns they had
conceded the weight question to the
local favoritc. they would Mt least
expect = choice In the selection Of the
third man. Nearly every official In
the Rocky Mountain region was
named but the managers Of the boys
could not agree ,satistactoriiy. They
will NEE, ssnin tonisht and will ua-
nounce the aame of the refcre. to-
morrow. ;tAtN
The winner Of the Chavcz-Dcil
contest on July 4 Will In all proha-
bility he matched with the winner oi
the Dundee-Dixon contest In Albu-
Querque. Both Chavcs and Dell will
hereafter go after the siahters Of the
featherweight class and both are
anxious to get into the ring with
Dundee. who Ia picked to win over
Dixon. Dell hns already challcn yed
tins winner.
The local fans swhn are Visiting
training quarters every afternoon
and wntchins the principals In. Fri.
days bout work out. are at u loss Il
pick a favorite. Both Dell and Cha.
vez are showing up In the bast pos
sible form and both look like cham
pions. The bets are equally divid
ed. There Is plenty C. Eel none,
and plenty OF Chavez money. Tho,
who are looking for D-'i to win ,hinl
he will do 30 laid cf / :, rounds
The majority sf thos who pick Cha
vex look for longer contest.
Every morning Dell Is seen on tn,
road. He returns rSout noon declar
ing that lie ne .. :tr be.tcr in hi
life. In the z.,cslpsrNe gets !,
fighting togs and Vts in an, hou
OF strenuous exercisl and amuse
himself bstttnS his snarrlng -parner
around. -ss.inas3 *and yesterday
number Of people were turned ava,
from the training quarters of Del
and Chavez. unable to find standing
room. which is indicative OF tn
great amount Of interestathatis be
Ing manifested in the boat:'s
It Is announced that all sth0se Il
purchase fight tini4ts in advance
will be admitted to the park w'thou
paying the ten cents admission tina
WIN ibe charse6' at the sate tn Jul!
4. The hoaders of tickets Will b
admitted by SseHirS their ,'"kr's
All those who have not tickets pur
chased in advance will be Requires
to pay the regular gate admission
to the park. ~, rdf
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ypDlA ~
.9A( 0F OIL
AND CHAVEZ ARGUE
over BOUT Referee

/ Bert Connors. acting for Dell. and
Louis Newman. who Ii managing
Chavez. together with the officials
OF the Santa Fc Athletic club. wran-
Kled for. several hours last nixht on
the referee question aud the choice
has narrowed down to John Gcrst. of
Albuquerque. who acted as third man
Js the rips. ttp nixht that Chavez de-
feated Chico. and Ike Goldman. of
Denver. who has offIciated In nearly
all Of the Important contests staged
In the northern part Of the state.
Several local officials were given
consideration but Connorx held out
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L. { v. vs.. 6UrcAEls
PRoTEST--DeclStON :
"a g .TONleHT ~''

On this night. Tuesday. July !.
A. D.. 1918. the Hon. Jim Oauitney
and the lion. ". 3. keeney. chief
justices Of the supreme court Of
spaidinK. will sit In great .diguity
upon the beach In the chamber Of
commerce and listen with. due rev.
erence 10 the evidence In the case Of
Il. and ". ". butchers. said cass
being . dispute over game played
Junc IL. In which the Butchers were
credited with .Gans .on decistoa of
Umpire Fsrraro. -..
The plaiatiff will be represented
by A. W. Wright who has ALREADY
filed q forty-ninc page brief show
ing that the decision OF ferraro In
reversing the decision OF Umpire
Cresto h unconstitutional. Irrelevant
and immateriai aud several other
things. The defense will he repre-
seutcd by attorney Clarence Ross,
pale faced orator Of the PurEatoire,
who claims tho Kame under section
4-ii-44 OF article -. Revised stat
utcs spalding. which says that no
matter how dark and stormy the
night may be. = toad stool IL mot q
mushroom
One OF the principal witnesses FOR
the plaintiff will be George Martha.
who will tcstify that Ferraro relin.
quished his jurisdiction-pipe the
legal phraseoloEy-when he deliver
Cd himself Of q sweeping motion OF
his right arm and Instructed cresto
tc make the decision at the home
plate. The chief witness for the de.
fenddnt will bc big Bill Wilson, who
upon being duly sworn will say that
umpires may come and umpircs may
60. but he 10 going to enter the fat
mans race on July. 4th. A force of
expert stenoGraphers will be OIL hand
to take down the testimony us the
case may be appealed to the nation
al commission.
A subpoena was this morning n
sued by the president for Ben Chacon
who is the innocent cause Of the
protest. The secretary will be in
attendance In the capacity Of advls-
ory counsel. his great legal attain
mcnts being much in demand at this
time OF the year. The decision or
the Honorables Gaultney and Keensy
Will doubtless make baseball history
and muyhap q lot Of trouble.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-01
mlDseAsoN REVIEW SHOWS 4 "a
CLOSE RAGE IN THE NATIONAL

4 Louis browns did the b~st work oi
the week. winning six out OF nine
games. Detroit again had y poor
week. 81 did the New YOsks. al.
though Chances urh considered they
did well In takinx two out Of five
Tho New York Philndciphis Nation
| al leagues game. this week will be y
series Of especial interest.
Brooklyn Is keeping right after the
leaders and playing ball Of sort
hard To beat but the Cubs fell back
duriax the week winning only tWO
Ia six games. uncertain box work
and weak hitting being chiefly re-
,ponsibi.. Pittsburs brnc~d consii-
cra.iy hut siili has some distance 70
go even to reach the 500 mark. The
B,,tons made the poorest showiag OF
the week aud about their worst Of
the season.
They won only one game IN the
eight played. Cincinnati was anosh-
or team that bracrd. Miner Brown
pitched them 10 one Of their four
victories. showing form like that
which made h!m famous with the
Cubs Of old. II was his old team that
be heat. 81. Louis did little worth
while. iGsinK four xamr~ out Of six
Box weakness shows here.
Recent Developments have caused
qucstioninGs amonx tho "fans" nS To
whether the psssInk o: the two ia
nous players. one In each Of the ma.
jor organizations was not pending.
Manager Hiiminsham's announce
m-nt that he Intended taking Larry
La join~ out Of the regular line up
and USING him for pinch hitting ssr-
vice came - surprisr and has
aroused commoiion.
.'i.arry's" iujury has kept him
from working In prime form for some
time bat there are no SiEns that
there u anything the matter with
what Ia probably the k~en~si battling
eye that ever looked over the hors--
hide.
Followers Of the game are watch
Ing with not = little solicitude tn.
outcome Of this Cleveland develop
mcnt. ns there ix ont st Plitsburv.
where Wagner has been for some un-
explained reason out Of the Pitts
burg lineup recently. Wagner han
hit for .32s 10 far this season by
unofficial averages hut he has been
handicapped by injury which NAV
slow him down. although there was
little In his work on most occasions
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.. T. D1u1Y. asasral Ase,t. Passenger Dspat-
mat. 70l ssvsnteeath Street. Deavsr, Cslsssds.
DUNDEE SAYS AE Will
LEAD the. FIGHTING

Albuquerque. n. NJ. July with
Johnnie Dundee. OF New York. snd
Tommy Dixon Of kansas City, No..
In active training for their ten round
hattie here on the afternoon Of Jul.
I. all preparations for the contest are
going along merrily. Dundee IL doins
road work at present and will begin
boxing Sunday. The Gotham Italian
u In fine trim because 0f his train
ing for the Woisast and White fiGhts
In Loa Angeles. and declares that he
will 20 after Dixon hammer and
toap from the stsrt.
haxdrrskn.lj d lat no "a ~ Sp.
portunity OF his career 10 make q
showiaG against Dundee that will
brinx him fame throughout the coun-
try. The Kansas City hoy 10 train
ingfaithfully and judging by his ap-
pearancc he is going to give Dundee
= terrific battle. The fight fans Of
Albuquerque and Central New Mex
leo are displaying the greatest In
tcrest In the Fourth OF July battle.
and II ID expected that q great crowd
will witness the featherweishts In
action. The Dundec-Dixon affair will
bc staged In the aNtional Guard ar.
mory. which has . seating capacity
OF $500. Prices for the contest
have been fixed very reasonably, and
within the reach OF every fan who
wishes to attend. Reduced rates will
be In eject to Albuquerque ON all
polnts OF the Santa fe In New Mex
leo. and from trinidad. Colorado.
and FL Paso. Texas.
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New York. July 1.-The week o
July I iS not exactly III. half va,
mark of the major league baseba'
season hut by that time the clubs in
the big organizations are usually IS
70 grouped ns to give " line ON The
ultimate pennant cont~nders II mol
to point un.rrinxiy to the actual
winners. This year. the week which
contains Independence day finds onr
club-ih- former worlds champion
AthirtIcs-so far out In front In the
American league hacc that baseball u
history Of the most remarkable sort
would br made u they were stopped.
In the National icax, tussle. how
ever. there are yet three clubs. Phsla-
dolphin. New York and brooklyn
which In the light of their percent
ns. standing and their up-to.,he mo-
m.nt playing form have the right 1"
consider themselves very much In the
hunt. The Athletics looked blt
shaky toward the close Of their series
with Boston. proved their rrcupcrat-
i've power BY windins NJ with Vic
tory and then rutiinK y wide Swath
through the Washington hay fields.
Thy evea Knocked Walter Johnson
out of the box In his first appearance
Of the seriss but ultimately the scna-
torlai harvei proved ID be- the maa
to stop them with three hits aud y
shut out.
waxhinEton's remarkable young
ster. Boehling. likewise VISA able to
restrain their batting prociivitics ih
suifici-nt degree 10 rnabl- his team
TO save two contests out OF the six
game series. II was Bochliug's sixth
straight victory aud kept his slate
clean ~ he has yet TO meet defeat In
his new surroundings.
The WaShin sio,,- .ost more games
fhan they won durinR the week bat
they did not fall Oft NJ badly ~ the
Clovelands. Isivminsham's men won
only three 81 thcir. eight gamea. The
white sax 6id nuch better. With fivo
out Il nias while the Boston cham
p'ons who were going no promisinEly
the week before got only an even
break In ak contests. II is practic-
ally = tosa ny now between Boston.
Chicago and Washington for third
place with no very large gap between
this trio and the Maps. many Of
whose friends fear the trouble be-
tween Manager Birmingham aud La
JoIe presaGcs III for the teams
chances.
Aside from the Athletics. the 81.
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BtIt WILSON tNT1Is
FOR FAT MAN RACE

There win Be at least one entry i'll
the tat mans race on the fourth Of
July. Big Bill Wilson of the Butch
'erss baseball team has entered and
Will match his two hundred pounds
or solid flesh against any robust
sprinter that may, have the courage
to compete. Wilson Is training for
the event upder the. bile direction OF
Cochran and ktrschper Of the Butch
ers' team who are willing to back
their protsss against the field.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-01

A party of French citizens ol
Woosocket. Il. L., recently journeyed
to Boston to zee the playing of Du-
buc and Rondeam Of the Tigers. who
compose the only French battery In
captivity.
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GIANTS AND sox y
NAY PLAY @Re

The baseball fans OF Trinidsd VII
he given an opportunity some tim
In the month OF October to witnes
u baseball Kame between the Chica
KO White SOx OF the American les
xue and the New York Giants Of tn
National league. the two most note
baseball axgrexations In the world
AZ meeting OF fans held yesterda,
afternoon nj the chamber OF com
mercc II was the sentiment of al
present that sufficient interes,
would be manifested In the game e
realize $1,000. which IL tho guaran
tee asked for. and that steps be u.
ken at once to make all preliminary
arrangements. Secretary Victor ~.
f'ilar was Instructed 10 advice Chas,
comisk~y. manager OF the Joint
worlds tour that Trinidad be placed
on the itinerary OF the tour.
The letter from Charles Comiskey
stated that the guarantee for an ex.
bibition game would be $1,000 and
that aii over that amount. twenty
pcr cent o. the gate receipts would
be allowed the town. organization OF
club that arranged the game. The
Item Of expense necessary to make
all arrangements for the big game
would not b. large. II Was tho con-
census OF opinion that the best way
to proceed waa to name = committSc
aud have that committee make .
canvana and get one hundred good
fans TO subscribe SO each to the
guarantee. Il Was Figured out
that with northern New Mexico and
surrounding CAMPS and countiea 10
draw from That the kame would
draw q thousand dollar crowd. In
that event the men who guarantee
the sum would get their money back
and the game would cost perhaps
only the prtc. Of q ticket. s
The game would be big adver-
tisement for Trinidad. The city
wo@ia 'appsar on the INST Of eiYes and
towns from coast to coast In which
tue teams are to stop. II b probable
uiso that Trinidad will bc tile only
town In Colorado outside Of Dcnver
TO get game. In that event =
large crowd OF fans from the entire
southern section OF Colorado would
he induced to conc here. II was de-
cidcsl that = committee enlist the
Gid Of the good loyal boosters In
making a canvass for one hundred
subscribers to the plan. have the
$1,000 Deposited in the bank by
date In September and proceed then
to arousc the necessary Interest that
VIII bring the guarantee sum back
In gate receipts. A meeting OF the
committee was set for July Ii.
The Joint tour OF the sox and
Giants Will Include the American
continent. Europe and Asia and Aus
traiia and the distant islands OF the
sea. The team will travel Id = spec
tal train on land and charter a ship
on the water. In the teams will he
the most noted players the game has
ever known and two OF the greatest
maenntes. McGraw aud comi1key. Al
date for the Trinidad game will be
announced later when the itinerary
OF the trip Is finally decided upon.
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Hal Chase ID mighty popular with
the Chicago White Sox fans. In
looking over the gate receipts
Charles Comiskey. president Of the
sox. has decided that Chase 10 A
No. 7 attraction tust now. not only
was the attendance large. but the sx-
Highlander came In for about nine
tenths OF the applause.
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FLYNN GOES TO NEW YORK
IN HIS AUTOMOBILE

Hutchinson, Kas.. July 1.-"Jim"
Flynn with Mrs. Flynn. passed
through here over the new Santa re
trail yesterday in an automobile
bound to New York from Pueblo.
Flynn will fight ounboat Smith. in
New York. August &.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-01
MlzuM.b
HASh0eHnlxSl1Ae
kMoe4T vA0oGTS

t1cC tbe only ledles' ahos dfsssine thsI
po4pvSr ooae -. 1i6cAs ID aaulisA ~ 1asiis,
~ @. Teaata ols1S. wc.
,.HA4DY. conetnasion ios eloanAaa and psono
aknes OF rnsset OF tan ehoes, S6c 3fl9- sise, ~
"a s9 9. a.; .s,., e. ~ .ss:ss ~
I'd S s.: 81 + ,.ssa .Ssf vii. :.,ss.
pseksd ~ sine boxes, With apooRe, ioc. In hard.
q yourd-arr does not ks,S NJ klAd vss wa p,~d u
the ce In stanpa for full alFe packsxe rSarrrs Ia
v!SrJ9sa001 oAos. 9 co., Q
e0.ko A1AoNv eAeoeA, oaas6Ss6oa, No.,
me OA<sf asd kdreSif 1fasSfarisrs,S ~ :
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The chronicle=news., 1913-07-01

The showing Of Joe Kelley's To-
ronto Maple LeafS this season has
been pretty much to the gloom. Laat
year Joe'E boys won the 1ntsrnation.
Al league peniant.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-01

Knockout Brown. who has not
fought since his defeat By Bud An.
derson. vii re-enter the ring on lss5
4 or 10. ell has been matched to
meet Johnny 0riffiths for 10 rounds
at Putnam Bay. Just across the river
froa Yeungstowns Ohio.