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Arizona republican., 1914-03-03
SUGAR CAMP SAYS
 WILL HAVE 4 TEAM

Glendale is. organizing a baseball team. Manager Fat Yates, of the Solons spent several days last week, and a part of yesterday in that little Sugar city. eonferfing with one Bird, manager Of the organization, and they have of ficially notified Phoenix, through Yates. that they are out for scalps.
 Whether the Beet Pickers will be able to organize and get into condition In time for a contest, on the coming Sunday, is not certain. They are prac- ticing every night however and in the event they finish their preliminary work in time for q near date and mix up, they will notify the Solon manager
 Fat Dick has no game vet for his next open day. He has been in hopes that he could land the Tempe gang. or some other than the Gems. in order that the fans may have variety. and he will have such a game fixed in a day or so. Also Fat says, he is looking for good first sacker since the frost m boomers from R. l. and Holyoke blew up on him last week. Has any body here seen Kelly?"
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03
M ARTHUR DOES
 A RECORD RUN
Local Motorist Goes Down to Tucson At Speed of Umptysteen Miles Per Hour, Arriving In 3 Hours and 5 Minutes.
Bill Brong's Mark, Hrs. s Min. Chas. McArthur's Mark, Hrs.
 55 Min.

By driving a Case forty, five pas senger touring car with two friends from Phoenix to Tucson in five min- utes less than four hours, Charles Il. McArthur of the Phoenix garage trimmed the racing record that Bill Brong set in January, 1911, for The Republicans cup by three circuits or the second hand. McArthur did it yesterday on good authority and a medium fair road.
 At little after noon a special wire arrived at The Republican announc- ing that the record set by the winner of the Phoenix Tucson road race in 1911 had been smashed. and that II had been accomplished by a touring car. stock tuned and unstripped. Me Arthur must have had the throttle stomped right down flush with the floor most of the way.
 For he certainly made some of the Vanderbiltians look like pillers. With McArthur were Bob Beardsley and
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03
And Latter Immediately Declare Intention to Clean Elm Up for Their Fearless Attitude: Last Years Game
The yearly event is decided.

Tne yearly event IS decided
 Sports may come and sports may rage, but all are significantly showed under when the yearly event is an nounced. The shop gang of The Republican force has accepted the yearly challenge of the business of flee for a game of baseball Said game to be played on the Grant grounds, Sunday next at the hour of half past noon, for d supper side bet. The bet may be liquidated by any members not hungry.
 Something like this appeared on the extra board yesterday:
 "To the 4-man:
 We, the undersigned hereby chal- lenge you. the shop force, to a friendly contest on the diamond next Sunday
 The game to be played on the Grant park without previous practice and by only qualified employers of the two distric+ represented
 The game shall be played for a side bet of banquet, but members of the two teams may make other arrangements at their own option.
 Signed:
 THE BUSINESS OFFICE FORCE'
 History was writ last year when the two teams met. The printers d.d m.si of the writing i,. the sshap, of figures 1T as the men crossed the pan. and the office force are anxious to wipe out their defeat and take the laurels and the annual Devils Cup to their quarters on the. upper flooi of the Republican building. To thai end they have hired several pro fessionals and non-pros of some re- nown and class to work in their dis trict of the premises for the neX week. These men will then be eligi-
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03
COYOTES ADVERTISING
 THEIR SATURDAY MEET

The Coyotes have started publish ing their programs. for next Satur- day. early Last evening they had a car in the Hyder parade bearing their announcement and the other essential fact. the amount they will charge to get in. They had a de luxe car. full of de luxe players and mem bers of the coyote roofing gallery and they were out for de luxe adver- Using game.
 For the Coyotes will meet the Saints on the Eastlake park grounds next Saturday. It will be the third meeting of the two teams Once they have clashed on the local grounds, once on the Mesa lot, and this time they meet at the Coyotes home there to scrap out who is the best team.
 The Saints won the first contest
 They had one run the best of the Coyotes when the last inning ended And the Coyotes won the second game, having one run to the good ir that contest Which makes the third meet one for blood and honor at the same time.
 Beside the ball game there will bt pulled off at the same time severa races between the track terrors of tht two schools represented A hundred a two twenty and a quarter are al
 ready settled, and it is likely tha before the week ends there will b' l added to the list either a mile or z two mile relay contest. four men t' the side.
 Coach Geary of the Coyotes say:
 that the wants the track events fo
 one special reason. He has to de velop his team for the Tucson mee | in April, and though he can teaci | them to run on any old track, he ha ! to have opponents to teach them th' | fine points in generalship of thei own race.
 l Give me three or four hot con tests. where the fellows running ol my team have to use their heads, said the coach last evening, and will have my team where want It 1 All I need is to teach them to us
 their beans now They can run lik
 deer at the present time" | The fun will start at 2:So promptly
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03

spoonfuls of butter Cook the rice and tomatoes with the stock in double boiler until the rice is tender removing the cover after the rice is cooked if there is too much liquid Add the butter and stir it in with fork to prevent the rice from be- ing broken A little catsup or Chii sauce with water enough to make three quarters of a cup may be sub be served as a border with meat. or served separately in the place of q vegetable, or may make the main dish at meal, as it is savory and reasonably nutritious
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03
GOODMAN BEATS BROWN AT lS.2 BALk LINE
Billiards Extraordinary Featured at St. Elmo Tourney, When Good
 man Won, 11o to 60

Winning the lag" Goodman opened with a blank. last night in the St.
 Elmo 1S.2 billiard tourney, Brown, his opponent, starting with count Of three Goodman made a high run of seven in the seventh inning, when
 gave him the lead, which he held
 throughout the game. Brown toOk Bruce in the twenty y-second inning making a high run of five, following with run of three, and made the
 game interesting for awhile. Manager Marcus Cation estimated the crowd was the largest he has
 ever seen at the new St. Elmo par lors
 Tonight the two high men will get together for the first time, Al Melton
 playing scratch 150 and Curl playing 140 The game starts at s D. m. The afternoon game will be between Janey Warner and J. A. Wirk. Both men lay even at 135 in the afternoon
 session. which starts at 3 D. m. All games are free to the public, ana the public is demonstra ting quite ! q deal of interest in the sport, though it is in it's infancy in Phoenix. The standings and accounts of games will be carried in The Republican. TWenty-one games comprise tf5 schedule, as there are seven players, each with q seven game series Man lager Cation is planning to give free instruction to amateurs. attempting tf ehou than, a faw of hjc o1yn ciltp tricks with the stick. One table will
 be curtained off as an academy in
 1S2 balk-line billiards.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03
YANKEES CLASS UP

LONDON. March 9 American Rhodes scholars won four events at the Oxford University sports tourna ment
 V. E. Ravens. of New Jersey. was first ill tie 'hrlifcd yard dash. and high hurdles, N. s. Tabor. of Rhode Island, won the half-mile. and NJ T. Adams, of Texas. the shot-put
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03

Hire d little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03

F. T. Weber. Weber alone ought to have made the race faster-by stay ing out Of the car-for the well known National Cash Register man weighs in the neighborhood of SOME Lit were better not to mention his EXACT weight)
 But while he didn't aid the speed of the car to any alarmingly grand rrx extent, Mr Weber did do the docking So it's accurate
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03
TURKISH PIFFCE

One-half cup of rice. threequarter cup of tomatoes Stewed and strained, one cup stock or broth three table
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03
BOXING COM|sH FAILS TO GET PACKS GOAT
For Fighter Simply Didn't Appear!
 Said He Stalled
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPsTcHl

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March D. Packy Mcfarland, of Chicago, failed to appear before the Wisconsin box ing commission, when the case rela- tive to his suspension for one year, for alleged '.stalling" in ten-round bout with Jack Britton, came up.
 Mcfarland was not represented by counsel. Referee Harry Stout told the commission that Mcfarland stalled in all ways"
 Sporting writers upheld this testi- mony
Arizona republican., 1914-03-03
HENRY PRICK MAY BE FED LEAGUE SACKER
rittsburg Millionaire Reported to Be
 Planning Joining Magnates
ASSOCIATED PRESS n1spArcu1

CHICAGO. March 2.-President Gil- more of the Federal league, an nounced that "Pittsburg millionaire" had decided to become the packer of the club there, and now stories that Henry C. Prick. of Pittsburg, has contemplated taking an active part in baseball. are current.
 Faithful Matty
 CHICAGO, March 2.-Much disap- polntment is shown by Federal league managers over the fact that Christy Mathewson signed a contract with the Giants without waiting for their offer Of S65,O for three years.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-24
FIRE BUG IN
ROCHESTER

Incendiaries are at work in Roch-
ester. A desperate attempt was made
last night to burn and destroy the Of
fee and shaft houses of both the
Codd leasers on Nenzel hill.
The fire started in the Codd quart
ers, consumed the Office building and
was checked before it destroyed the
workings plant.
The telephone call summoned w.
8. Robinson, of the Big Four lease,
from his slumbers on the hill, with
the result that he came upon the
scene of the Big Four buildings in
time to extinguish the flames under
headway and remove the explosives
that were placed beneath the building
in which the machinery is located.
This timely appearance saved the Big
Four much damage and loss.
Short work will be made of the mis-
creant who did the firing if discov-
cred.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-24
WHAT FORTY
WINKS MAY DO

Why, ! know just what I have to
thank for my gay spirits,'' declared
charming Minna Gombel, who plays
Florence in GA Pair of Sixes,'' which
will appear at the Nixon opera house
this evening.
81 have preached it to loads of my
girl friends, and after they have tried
lit they all vote it huge success.
Perhaps you will smile when / tell
you, because ] don't remember ever
having heard of it before, but I put
all my faith on a series of at maps
taken at intervals through the day
whenever | have chance to close my
eyes and lie back undisturbed. Of
course, to be well and overflowing
with good spirits all the time. a girl
must live a regular life. There must
be no gaps between things, she must
have time for everything and live ex-
actly as she would play game. For
that reason / always livide my day
into periods and I never allow any
two periods to overlap. The things that
do are, of course, interesting. How
could ! be happy doing things that
were dull or motonous9 But I perform
them religiously, so that to certain
extent my days are lived in periods
of routine exactness.
And now for my catnaps. After
have finished, say, with my period
or studying, | allow my thoughts to
wander off awav from the doings of
the day. for about five or ten minutes.
In short, I take forty winks, relaxing
/
tightly closed so as not to see nv
surroundings. Sometimes / can al
most drop off for a few minutes, some
times | am not bit sleepy, and
just rest, but I always get great
deal of comfort, for my mind ism It
accustomed to routine work, and when
it is scrambling around in the short
breathing spaces that I allow at diff
ferent times during the day, it is
searching out new material in which
to take an interest.
'Of course my eat maps never in
terfere the least bit with my regular
sleep at night. Ny routine work
during the day always makes for a
long, restful night. Regularity is the
greatest beauty specialist But my
cat maps help to keep be happy They
keep my eyes bright and they keep
me from getting cross. They say that
people with reddish hair are otter
very fiery tempered, and I'm sure 7 IN
no exception to the rule, but being
cross doesn t pay and it IS so hard to
get into a temper at regular time
each dav that it doesn't seem to fit
in with my routine schedule. And 50
IN not cross very often. Try taking
forty winks once in while, it's an
antidote for almost everything.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-24
DASTARDLY At.
TEMPT ON NBONANzA

The dynamitinq of the Bill Booth
Tonopah Bonanza is an outrage and
so infamous a piece of business that
the constituted authorities must not
let up in that vigilent pursuit neces-
sary to bring to justice the guilty
party or parties.
The punishment to be meted should
be no less than death. No grievance
is strong enough either social or in
dividual, to Justify any such act, an
act that not only destroys property,
but endangers life.
The damage done to the Bonanza is
considerable but does not interfere
with Booth S virile publication.
Surrounding property was Jared
md damaged.
Individuals seen in the neighbor-
hood of the Bonanza office are sus
time prior to the explosion are sus-
pected. Editor Booth makes the fol
lowing comment on the dastardly at
tack:
"The Bonanza has been vainly ap-
oealing to the district attorney to
1rive these Industrial Workers of the
World out of camp for melting crime.
"These men openly advocated at
street meetings the throwing of rocks
IN the heads of shift bosses in order
that they might capture the mines.
The fearless conduct of the Bonanza
forced the conviction Of John Pans
ner, national organizer, who shot a
miner here three months ago. The
outrage is made worse from the fact
that myself and wife occupy cot
tage in front of the Bonanza plant
and the attempt to wreck the build
ing might have resulted in the death
OF Mrs. Booth as well as myself.
"The bonanza will continue o
stand up for the people against riot
ing. dvnamiting and anarchy. More
than ever, ] feel that ] have duty
pursue and ] am going to pursue it
until the fair name of Tonopah is re-
deemed by driving forth the |. w. w.
element, whose presence is constant
menace to life and property in this
community
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-24
.HUMBOLDT'S
ASSESSMENT

Despite the fact that the State Tax
commission lowered the assessment
Of the Southern Pacific, Western Pa
cific and Wells Fargo in this county
over half a million froia what II was
last year. the assessment roll for 1914
foots up $SS.053 more than the total
of 1918, after the horizontal raise OF
10 per cent that was made by the
Tax commission.
The footings of the county's assess
ment roll for 1914, as made by
Assessor Leonard, are as follows:
General county--Real estate, $l2,-
522,777; improvements, $36l,5lS;
personal property. $1.251,463. Total,
$14,135,759.
Winnemucca-Real estate, $443,-
2s2; improvements, $132.sS0 personal
property, $343,S05. Total. $919.967.
Lovelock-Real estate. $164.437;
improvements, s16.143: personal
property, $137,71s. Total, $31S,29S.
Personal property taxes, collected
by the Assessor, $297,921.
Grand total of the assessment roll
$15.671.9S5.
Last year the total. after the hori-
zontal raise of 10 per cent was made
by the State Tax commission, was
s15.374.014.
Eliminating the horizontal raise OF
last year. the assessment roll this year
would show an increase OF over
S1,500,000 and II the railroad assess
ments had not been reduced. the IN
creases this year would be over
So 600. 900.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-24
LINING UP FOR THE
REPUBLICAN VICTORY

hTe regular semi annual session OF
court for the hearing of petitions FOR
citizenship was held Tuesday by
Judge Ducker f. N. Littleton, OF
San Francisco, United States natural
ization examiner, was present and
conducted the examination on behalf
of the government. Nine of the ten
applicants who took the examination
were passed and admitted to citizen
ship, as follows:
Lorenzo Recanzone, Anthony Ra-
masco and Peter Giametto, Paradise
Valley, natives of Italy; Claudia
Yturriaga, McDermitt, native ct
Spain; Luka Boskovich, Winnemucca,
native of Austria; Carl Stolfelt, Red
House, native of Sweden; Jno. Costa,
Winnemucca, native of Italy; Marius
Allard, Buffalo valley, native of
France; John Etchart, Golconda, ma
tive of France.
The application of Sam G. Ander-
son, of Winnemucca, was dismissed
without prejudice, for the reason
that one Of the witnesses could not
testify to knowing him for five years.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-24
PLEADED GUILTY TO
OPIUM SMOKING CHARGE

In the United States Court last
Saturday Lew Hing Sing, a Chinese
from Winnemucea, pleaded guilty to
the charge of having opium in his
possession under two indictments, one
found by the grand jury in April,
1913, and one by the recent grand
jury. Attorney Sanford appeared for
the defendant and stated that the de-
fendant was an inveterate user of
opium; that he never handled the
irug for commercial purposes but
only for smoking himself and that at
present the defendant was under
treatment for the habit. The court
fined the defendant $50 in each ease
which was promptly paid and the de.
fendant released from custody. The
defendant never had been in jail
since his arrest, having Immediately
furnished bonds.-Carson Appeal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-24
JANE ADDAMS, OF HULL
HOUSE, HERE IN OCTOBER

Jane Adams, the woman loved and
honored cf all people irrespective OF
opinions or of creeds, is coming to
Nevada in October to speak on behalf
of the enfranchisement of the women
os this state. Since Miss Addams is an
extremely busy woman and is en-
dea oring in connection with all the
burdens and responsibilities of Hull
House to lend her aid to each OF the
states where suffrage amendment is
before the voters, she is able to speak
in only two places in Nevada. She
will address a meeting in Winnemuc-
ca on October 18th and one the fol-
lowing day in Reno. There is no
doubt that large crowds will assemble
in both places to hear Miss Addams
who is so generally beloved by the
American people.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-24
REPUBLICANS
UNITE FOR VICTORY

CARSON CITY, Sept. 23.-The Re
publicans or Nevada are one. Yes
terday and today proved it and the
platform adopted by the Republican
state convention brings out this spirit
of harmony to the full. The Repub-
lieans and Progressives have no diff
ferences of opinion in this campaign
and their plans for the canvass are
in full concord.
The Republican convention asem-
bled at 2 o'clock yesterday afternon
with Gov. Tasker l.. Oddie temper
airy chairman and Cary Van Fleet, of
Elko, as temporary secretary. Com
mittees were at once appointed and a
recess was taken until three in the
afternoon. At that hour, after elect
ing the temporary officers as perma-
nent and choosing George A. Mont
rose as sergeant Farms, the mem
bers, of the convention discussed cam
paign plan and party politics.
A platform committee. consisting of
one member from each county, and of
which Judge j.. F. Curler was made
chairman, was selected and Governor
Oddie and Sam Platt, candidate for
United States senator, were invited
to meet with the committee and give
their views and suggestions. A strong,
vigorous platform was determined up
on, reflecting the sentiments of the
Republicans of Nevada, and, in fran
ing the document upon which the can
aidates will stand, the widest scope
was given to discussion. The con-
vention met at 7:3O o'cloek in the ev-
ening. when adjournment was taken
until this morning at 10 to give the
platform committee an opportunity to
complete its labors, on which it had
been engaged from seven O'Clock last
night.
Following are the members of the
Republican platform and state central
committees:
Platform committee-B. F. Curler,
William Mcmillan. J. F. Abel, Mat
thew Kyle, c. p Squires and H. d.
Bulmer.
New Central Committee.
Esmeralda county-M. M. Detch, J.
s Bradley, J. d. Humphrey.
Lander county-William Easton, j.
p. Horton.
Lyon county-F. 0. Stickney. w.
+. Reading. J. A. Gallagher.
Mineral county,. H. Miller, F. M.
Summerield.
Nye eounty-Hugh H. Brown, R. b.
Govan, w. w. Booth.
Humboldt county, r. Harvey,
Frank Button, Peter Anker.
Douglas county-George B. Huss-
man, j. l.. Campbell, Bert Selkirk.
Eureka eountv-Frank J. Pronsen-
er, Gearge ID. Shultes, G. F. Hickey.
Lincoln county,. Alquist, Lewis
H. Brown, M. l.. Lee.
Churchill county-D. f. Williams,
l.. f. Weaver, George Williams.
Ormshy county-George L. San
ford, Wilson Brougher, George A..
Montrose.
Storey county-Alex Tannehill, G.
r. Duvall, Whitman Symmes.
Washoe county-George Wingfeld,
III. Cohn, J. H. Crowley.
White Pine county-W. N. McGill,
IC. v. Jenkins, w. A. Leonard.
Clark county-C. P. Squires, Roy
w. Martin, c. F. Miller.
Elko county-H. Z. Castle, II. c.
Mentz, Mel Badt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-24
A LIFE FOR
A PACK SADDLE

Rochester has had another killing
w. J. Moyle, a miner, was shot to
death in front of Ben Hazletine 8
grocery store yesterday morning.
Jack Kavanough inflicted the pistol
wound. The killing was the out
growth of quarrel over pack-sad-
die. Each party laid claim to it. With
the dispute about the saddle pas
sionate feeling was engendered.
Moyle, according to report, secured a
gun, followed Kavanaugh to the Haz-
Teton grocery and took shot at Kav-
araugh, missing him, when Kava-
naugh turned about, took the gun
from Moyle, shooting him. The bullet
hit Moyle above the hip bone, passed
through the intestines, hitting rib
and glanced upward. Death occurred
in a short while from the wound.
Kavanaugh delivered himself to
Constable Storm and occupies cell in
the Rochester Jail awaiting the cor
oner's inquest, which is taking place
today.