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Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
FRONTIER DAY
 BUTTONS HERE
Director Francis H. Rede- will of Motorcade Re views Situation for Re publican and Distributes a Few Badges
By F. H. REDEWiLL

Say, are you wearing booster put ton for Frontier Day? Thousands oI them were given away yesterday.
 They are most unique. They show a man being tossed into the air by buckinS broncho. It represents From tier Day at Prescott on July ,, 4. and 6. There may be seen the big gest experimentation of buckinS bronchos in the world, and Prescott is giving over $3000 in prizes for the best busters and expert horsemen.
 Why. Prescott is going to fairly eclipse Cheyenne with it's big wild west show. For, beside having the most famous horsemen of the world there there will be some hiSh-toned auto and motorcycle races.
 It's going to be warm in PhoenlX, then. and you will want q "it freath ot bresh air and odor of the pines, ana beautiful mountain scenery; so make your plans now to join the big mo- torcade to our Mile High sister city, or get on the special low rate train and join the boosters and the band. If you are an autoist, you will be wild over Prescott. for faVapal county ! has the finest roads in the state, Wltii the greatest scenery you ever beheld. For instance, the Murphy Drive, or the Norris Drive, the seventeenth mile state highway, the seven mile rlde 70 the summit, with the magnificent panoramic view; the short ride 10 1 Granite Dells. the natural Riverside
 park of Prescott: the inner loop
 twenty miles around. and the outer ! famous racing loop, forty-tWo mics
 in circumference, with the plne-cresteo
 mountains on all sides. You must avail yourself of these beautiful trips and learn of the great summer ch- mate in the little city north ol us Then Prescott has some ot the mos sociable people you ever met ant Malcolm Fraser. the secretary of the chamber of commerce, Will certdiiliS make you feel at home. for ne IS tli' right man on the job. EverypouN feels acquainted with Prescott whei they meet him. Prescott has peer
 manning a whole year on thls ceie
 bration and it's many thousands speh
 next Fourth will have telling eiieo
 in inc way of entertainment ant EuIaasant surprises for all the WIS
 itors
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
.S1UOEbAKER MEN PRAISE
 YAVAPA| COUNTY ROADS
Wayiand Wood Meets Factory Chief in Prescott and They Tour to
 Grand Canyon-CIassy Route
Especial to The Republican,

PRESCOTT. June S. Wayland Wood, representative of the Stude- baker Corporation. is in Prescott as host to Guy P. Henry. superintend- ent of the Studebaker factory of De- trOit Mich. Their wives accompany them They are on the way to Fl Tovar. Grand Canyon, and will re- turn to Phoenix via Flagstaff and Camp Verde.
 Commenting on the condition of the road between Phoenix and Prescott MT. Wood said that the Yavapai county leg of this road is the best stretch he has ever been over in the United States.
 The road from Congress Junction
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
Red's Race Dope

That fellow sure has crust to get in a race like this. Why, he couldn't even fix a puncture after l showed it to him last Sunday. and this is go- ing to he a real road race"
 Well, he will either get there in hours or be sitting in the desert beside his machine"
 That old wreck will not stand up for 16O miles the way he will step on her tail" etc. etc. any time in any Of the motorcycle shops.
 Ben Rudderow and Craig Pottinger will leave Saturday to look over the Prescott Loop and notice few of the bad places in the road from here there. Both Pottinger and Ruddero" are well known as two who sure are willing to try anything once. and 1t is sincerely hoped that they will be back in time to start with the other racers.
 
 The local Indian branch will be rep resented by Boido and Wilson in both events. Wilson will ride Old Blue, which Agent I.andis claims is getting 1 faster every day.
 
 Boido is to ride a stock racer which is expected to arrive any day, but the le-year- old wonder is patiently walt | ing with only a pair If tires to ms credit at present to tinker with. Race talk was put on the table yesterday for the time being ana ali gossip turned to economies.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

The North Dakota Personal Liberty League has nominated J. H. Wishek for governor on platform pledged to oppose Woman's suffrage and to work for resubmission of the liqur ques ton. The league is made up largely of Germans who desired to make a practical test of public sentiment in regards to woman suffrage and tho liquor question and decided that tie best way to make such a test was to nominate a ticket to be voted for in the coming primaries
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
HILL H|GHWAy IN
 BETTER SHAPE NOW
Latest Bulletin on Ocean-to- ocean Route Shows Decided 'm-
 provements

Improvement is shown in the con eitiOn of the Ocean-to Ocean hlsh- way from Hutchinson, Kansas to Springerville. Arizona, according to the latest bulletin issued by the president of the association, D. h. E. Sellers, of Albuquerque. New Mexico.
 The bulletin. which was received vesterdav at the Board of Trade IS as follows:
 The condition of the Ocean-to- Ocean highway and santa Fe trail from Kansas City to Los Angeles. the dates mentioned, was as fol lows:
 Hutchinson, Kans. June l. Very heavy rains in Kansas and still rain ing. However. the new Santa F@ Trail across the state from Kansas City to La Junta, Colo. will be in as good a condition as ever within three days after the rain is over. H. H. Tavlor.
 Raton. N M., June l. Road from Trinidad to Las Vegas, via Raton Pass, very good. E. C. Sperry.
 Las Vegas. N. NJ, June 3. ocean to-Ocean highway through san Ml- gueI county from Los Vegas to Glorieta in good condition. Robert J. Taupert.
 Santa Fe, \. NJ, June 4th. Road from Glorieta. via santa Fe, to Al buquerque in good condition. Nc damage from rains. J. A French state engineer.
 Albuquerque, \. M.. June ,. Ocear to-Ocean highway from Albuquerque to Carthage fairly good. The roat via the new Socorro bridge is no completed. D. K. E. Sellers.
 Carthage, x. M.. June ,. Tho Ocean to- ocean highway from Car thage to Magdalena in good passabl. condition. Arrangements have jus been made to take care of automo bile parties who may arrive here lat in the evening for the night, whicl heretofore has not been possible. " M. MacDougall.
 Magdalena, x. M. June , Recen rains have packed and evend up tn road, but little mud, which is dryin. up rapidly Good travel from Mag dalena to Quemado. J. s. Macta wish.
 Springerville, AriZ., June ? Roa over mountains to Globe in fair con dition. Also road from Springervill to Holbrook. Gustave Becker.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
SAFE RoBeER PHOTOGRAPHY
New Arrangement Makes Burglar Con
 vict Himself
ASSOCIATED F

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHI
 BERLIN, June 1.-Automatic pho- tography of safe-robbers at work is declared to have been perfected by a German inventor The invention is based upon the oscillations of quick silver. by means of which an electric contact is made. The slightest con cussion or tampering with the safe or wires will prove sufficient to complete the circuit and put the hidden camera in operation. At the same time the device sets off a flood of light for the picture taking and starts the burglar alarms ringing. The robber. when caught, will be confronted with a snapshlt of his own taking to establish his identity.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
MATINEE ARRANGED FUR
 PUT-PUT BOYS
Motorcycle Club Race Meet Scheduled for Sunday. June 21, With Loca l Riders Doing All Speed Work-Coin Raising
LIST OF EXCITEMENT
 FOR TWO KILLERS

In about five minutes time last evening. the competition committee of the Phoenix motorcycle club framed up this list of thrills for the public for Sunday afternoon, June T at the state fair track.
 l. Five mile single cylinder.
 ? Ten mile twin.
 9. Fifteen mile twin.
 1. Five mile relay,
 ,. Novelty stunts.
 In addition to framing this Ace meet, the committee organized with Herbert Worcester as chair man and Ben l.. Rudderow as sec retarY treasurer
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
MT. LASSEN SPITS AGAIN
Great Column of Steam Pouring From
 the Crater
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH


 RED BLUFF. Cal. June S.-At 4:30 o'clock this afternoon column of steam 700 feet high shot out of Mt Lassen. It is reported the mountain is emitting fire. This, however, is not certainly known here.
 Nit Lassen. which is at the foot of the Cascade range, in vast volcanic field, began to steam last Monday and melted all the sno wolf the mountain top. beside sending forth rocks twenty inches in diameter and considerable volcanic dust Investi- gations showed snow trickling into the Assures, had generated steam, which broke out in a new geyser formation some forty feet long. Heavy snow yesterday probably caused new steam jects.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
MODES ON PRACTICE CRUISE
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spATCHl

INssUCI1IED FKESS DISPATCH
 ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 7.-The midshipmen of the Naval Academy sailed today on their summer prac- tice cruise. The cruise will cover approximately 11,000 miles and will end August II. Naples will be the first port of destination. From Ma ples the cruise will extend to Eng land, where the embryo admirals will be given two weeks in which to see the sights of London and other places of interest.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
SELF RELIANCE LEAGUE
Japanese Start Movement to Vivify Nation With Spiritual Determn-
 ation.
fAssocIArEp PRESS p1sPATcHl


 TOXIC, June "A movement de- signed to vivify the Japanese nation with a new spirit of normal and spir- itual determination is under headWay with many prominent men and women taking up the cause. As a beginning there has been organized the Self Re- liance league, toward which Ichizea- mon Morimura, a prominent reformer, has contributed $100,000 and Baron Shibusawa $50,000. President Naruse of the Japan Woman's University is also one of the leaders of the move ment
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
MANZANIlLO TO FALL
Constitutionalists Say They Will Have
 Town Within a Week
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrspArcHl

DOUGLAS. June S.-Constitutional- ists heie claim to have advice from the south predicting that the seaport of Manzanillo will fall into their hands during this week. A constitu-
 tionalist force is holding the National railroad between Colima and Manzan- lilo, effectually cutting off Mazatlan and Guaymas from connection with Mexico City. via Guadalajara. they say, It is said the fall of Manzan- illo will quickly bring about the fall
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

For the first time in eight weeks. there will be a baseball game be- tween Mesa and Tempe on the south side. For the first time in longer than that there will probably be no baseball game in Phoenix unless the local management SCOUTS up some aggregation of ball tossers from the tall sticks of Arizona.
 Having successfully split a double bill with Prescott on the home fields of the Hodags-otherWise the Bears Tempe is willing to take another shot at the wild animals. So is Mesa In fact. it is Paul Julius Langowski of Kansas who is engineering the dlcker. Abe Lukin. Tempe manager, IS as stunning half the responsibility and getting half the games.
 On the Sunday afternoon that Mesa plays Prescott on the Jewels home diamond. the Salt River valley will baseballically speaking-tip toward the south. There is d possibility that Phoenix will get Tucson for that date, or that Tucson will get Phoenix.
 eve are going to begin getting oul grip now said Manager Lukln yes terdav. Tempe has needed some warming up. and we're going [" ln- flate the balloon right away. Ladies and geneItmen, just wait, and you will see the biggest little revival o1 . baseball interest in the hlSlor! "l these modern times
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
MAY REGULATE
tContinued from Page One.)

merce commission regarded this case as one of the most important which the body ever has been involved in.
 The decision was written by Secre- tary Lane before he left the com mission to become a member of the presidents cabinet
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
General Banquet.

General Banquet commands the crack troops of the Mexican army. He was the main factor in raising Huerta to his present position, and idolizes the dictator, who in turn re- spects Blanquet's valor and integrity. It was General Banquet who arrest ed President Francisco I. Madero in February, 1913. He was Madero's military genius. ssaaskxsExe q ss
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
FALSE AlARM-Some miscreant

pulled in d false alarm of fire from Box 36, Fourth avenue and Madison street, shortly after midnight, sending the chemical and hose wagons on a long run to no purpose. The box was found open. but the person or persons who, sent in the alarm were nowhere to be seen.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

During the year ending March 31 last, twenty applications were brought Under the Industrial Disputes Investi- gation Act of Canada and the official report shows that in every instance the impending strike was avoided
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
DEBATE ON TOLLS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

I.t.S.,oF 1t ID fINI1SS IlSPAICHI
 WASHINGTON, June S.-Debate in opposition to the Panama tolls exemp- tion repeal occupied all today in the senate, frustrated efforts of democratic leaders to reach a vote on the bill.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
Federal League
Coast League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
 National League Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn
 St. Louis at New York
 Pittsburg at Philadelphia American League New York at Chicago. Washington at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit.
 Boston at Cleveland.
 Federal League Buffalo at Kansas City Pittsburg at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chicago
 Baltimore at Indianapolis
 Coast League Oakland at Portland Los Angeles at san Francisco Sacramento at Venice
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

of the two northern ports the federals ale now holding. This would leave Huerta but one seaport of any con- sequence on the west coast-Salina Cruz.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

walked and batted it's way to Vic'oi!- Five Cleveland pitchers were heip- less 10 withstand the attack
 R H F. Boston ...... '''''A , Cleveland .....-.... .---'
 Batteries: Bcdient and Carfisah' Bowman, BlandinG. Mitchell. coiia- more. James and Bassler.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

to Prescott is better than anything we have in Michigan said MT. Henry.
 The party spent some time in try ing to locate County Road Superin- tendent Dud Clark, so they could take off their hats to him. but Dud was busy building more good roads.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
WEATHER TODAY

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1 WASHINGTON. June S.-For Ari- 2ona: Warmer in north portion.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
Ct ouis Wins SIuefest

St. Louis Wins SIu9rese
 ST. LOUIS, June S.--N are : uipi' with Leary on base gave St' Lotus ten inning victory. A sensauohai double play in the ninth. when Walk CT threw Milan out at the pia'e saved the game for the locals
 ccore R H F. ,v,ebipoton ~ E ; St. LOUIS '' ID Batteries: Shaw, Ayers, Bentley and Henry. Ainsmith; James Hoch' Mitchell and Agnew, Crossln.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Fucker the Victim

Hucker the Victim
 BROOKLIN, June S.-Chicago en- tered the ninth inning a run behind tut won from Brooklyn. Fucker was the victim of three hits. Zimmerman
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
Everybody Helps

It is a commendable thing that all the riders so far approached by mem bers of the committee have agreed to race for small purses. The object of the club is to raise as much money as possible. and the only way to do this is to hand as small a proportion as possible over to the racers. The shops, being nightly anxious to see the club make success of their two big races. are willing to go to extreme lengths to make this preliminary financial sue cess. Dealers will assist private own CTS ln stripping and equipping their machines.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
Smokefeds Win

ST. LOUIS. June S.-A home run by I.ennox in the sixth gave Pltts- burg a lead St. Louis could not
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

Because the Phoenix Motorcycle club needs the money to apply on the purses for the Phoenix to Prescott and the coast to Phoenix road races. and because Secretary Wood of the state fair commission opined that the racers might have the mile oval d week from Sunday. it is ordained that there will he a parcel of excitement
 Having secured the promise of the cooperation from all the dealers in two wheeled benzine boats, the com mittee got it's entire membership-five together, and started things. Word has gone forth that the local riders are t0 be given an opportunity of racing among themselves No outsider can come in, because this will be no F. A. NJ. race. except as the federation rules permit of strictly club affairs This means simply, that there need be no sanction sought or delivered. no fee paid. no special rules. no nothing but racing. The special rules for the meet i will be announced from time to time as they are framed Preliminary rules i include the following:
 No riders except they be members of the ?. NJ C. may enter
 Riders shall pay admission fees at ! the gate, the same to be considered their entrance fee to the meet
 Every admission by ticket. for which the good round sum of fifty cents is
 to he charged
 Riders in relay to handle two ma
 chimes apiece, stopping and racsine
 mounts at end of each mile. startin,
 other mount and getting away withou
 assistance. only such machines as ar,
 strictly stock, and factory equipped vii
 be permitted to enter. This means tha if factory equips a certain mode with a side car and rider wishes {,
 enter such model, he shall not depriv,
 his machine Of it's cute appurtenances
 Forty per cent of net gate receipt l will be slipped to the winners. Pnrs l IS to be divided according to length O race Both five milers count as unit of one, ten miller as two and fifteen q three, the coin to be split in those pro ! I portions.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
Lost Good Lead

CHICAGO, June 1-Chicago lost chance to take first place m the league by dropping one game Of the double header with Brooklyn. Chi cago won the first game through the batting of Harrel The second game both teams hit hard. but Chicago fielded DOorlV
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
WORLD of SPORT
SOUTHS|DE TEAMS GATHER
 IN TWO PRESCOTT GAMES

Tempe and Mesa Bringing Hodags Down for Four Game Series ill Two Weeks - Cross River Baseball Interest Stimu- lated
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
By a Rally
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Just Five "Ones" |"

Just Five "Ones"
 CHICAGO, June S.-Chicago made It two straight from New York. The game was a pitching duel between Russell and Fisher Only two New forkers reached second and but one reached third.
 ''oie E H E New York ........ ...... 0 q Chicago t Batteries: Fisher and Nunamaker. Russell and Schalk.
 N. R. Baker DETROIT. June S-Baker's home run drive in the fourth inning. which also scored Collins. gave Philadelphia the victory.
 score E II F Philadelphia .. 5 9 Detroit ...... ... 4 Q Batteries: Wyckoff. Plank and Lapp; Cavet. Main and Stanage
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
Eioht to Seven

KANSAS CITY. June S.-Buffalo
 got four hits in the ninth inning
 when hits were punched and won the game The locals scored all ot their seven runs in the second inn
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
FEDERAL LEAGUE L

Easy.
 INDIANAPOLIS, June S--lnulah apolis found the Baltimore pi,cneiS easy, and scored fifteen runs on 'he same number of hits.
 Score R H F.. pa,,;r,oro 5 9 3 Indianapolis .... .........lo Ia Batteries: Wilhem. Yount. ana Jacklitsch; Falkenberg and Rariden.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

Sunday, June 14-
 Tempe at M e a. Sunday, June 21-
 Mesa at Tempe. Friday, June 26-
 Prescott at Tempe. Saturday. June 27-
 Prescott at Mesa. Sunday, June 28, A.M.-
 Prescott at Tempe. Sunday, June 28, P.M.-
 Prescott at Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
COAST LEAGUE

No games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

Five Futile Fingers CLEVELAND. June s. - Boston
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
H. R. Baker

Batteries: Wyckoff. Plank and Lapp; Cavet. Main and Stanage.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

Well, he will either get there in 3 hours or be sitting in the desert beside his machine"
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

That old wreck will not stand up for 16O miles the way he will step on her tail" etc. etc.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

The above can be heard at almost any time in any Of the motorcycle shops.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-05
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
CHAMPIONSHIP WON
BY SPIDER QUINT

ed the scoring for both teams for this
half and the score stood / 5 to 10 in
favor of Richmond college.
second Period Warm.
As an opener for the second half
two Richmond college fellows were
caught on the ball. and Berschey missed
the try for goal. This offense was re-
peated and again Berschey missed the
free throw. Gayle rang up long shot.
Luebbert fouied and Berschey failed to
come across with the necessary shot
Berschey put in the next free try aud
Mitchell got a field goal. Hughes called
q foul on Luebbert, which the crowd
kicked on and Berschey made the try.
Both teams abounded In long shots, but
they were unproductive of results
Berschey got hurt, but gamely held his
place in the game. Luebbert shot a
long one and also made a free Try,
caused by two of William and Marv
men on the ball. Luebbert brought ,he
crowd down with a shot from middle
10 d. and Immediately after that Gagged
another. Here kichm, nd college pulled
or some good passing, with Luebbert in
u.edias res,
Zehmer held and Luehbert made the
Z. ed try Brock made hfs first and only
shot of the game. and Luebbers shs t
nc last goal of the game.
Following are the line-ups and sum-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-05
MATHIS TEAM LOSES
TO DALLAS OUTFIT
Big SKIS Aggregation, Which Comprised Many Giant Regu
lars, Receive Good TROUBLING Snodgrass Knocked
Ball to All Corners Of the Lot.

MARLIN. TEXAS, March 4.--PracGco
games for the Giants began this after
noon with a three-inning affair, III
which the team which will so to Dallas
played IA makeshift team picked bN
Mathewson and composed OF pitchers
and regulars short OF pracuce' lhe
PLAYERS had a raw and windy dag and
the heavy rain of last night left the
grounds wet though the intfeld was IN
n uretty fair condition. Tho Dallas
contingent gave the MattEs tronne-
ing. by score Of to 0. and the glad
iators stacked up against each other
with the following batting orders
DalIas-Jor.tan, Ib., Grant, 2o,: Dyer,
SIS. stock. 3b.: PieE. II: Snodgraxs, CT /;
Harrison. rf. Johnston, G.; Sehauer and
Mattys~-Bescher, eff; Burns. 3D.:
Fletcher. SIS; Fromme and Draeke, p;
Murray, RI. prieste, 2b., Mclean. G..
Spencer. If. Mathew son, III.
Schausr and sohupp had entirely too
much on the ball fer the other side,
with it's lack Of practice. and the only
hit made By the losers accrued from
the bat of Trieste. Bescher. with only
one days work. and that short, had a
dim eye. which led him to Whit while
IN the field he misjudged a fly. Drueke
was soft for this Dallas hitters and
helped their scoring with a balk.
Jordan and Snodgrass led the bat
ting for the winners. The Toronto
player rapped out a three ~baggor and
a tive Dagger. and Snodgrass repeated
the trick Other hits were maze by
Johnston. Harrison and Dyer. The field
ing was good under the blustery and
chilly circumstances. No attempt Was
made to steal bases though there was
base running in the preliminary bat
ting practice. when the smooth moving
of Eeschsr was pleasing to the eye.
The score by innings
Dallas .,............s.. ~
Mattys ......--........ % .
The Dallas crowd. with their ten days
praparation seems TO be In likely form
for the games with the real Dallas
team on Saturday and Sunday.