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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05
LOCAL GUN CLUB
HAS WEEKLY SHOOT

The weekly shoot Of the Albuquer-
que Gun club, which was held on the
mesa yesterday afternoon, attracted
fair-sized crowd of enthusiasts. Thu
sccres were as follows Cobb, % on
of 100; Quinn, 6S out Of 100; Dawson,
On out Of 100; Mooney, 62 out Of -,
Stamm, As oul Of 75 Mardorff Al
out Of so; Trimblo, 80 out Of 500 Eller
IL ont Of %.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05

Quaintanccs. II is Al campaign in
which merit counts The mere
wishing" for the advantages Offered
by the Journal cannot win If the
wish is backed ~ With the proper
amount of ambition and enthusiasm
then the wish can be made to come
true
The Ascrvo system helps every cam
didate just as it profits every sub
scriber The subscriber saves money
On his personal ana household ex-
lpcnses This makes the taking OF q
subscription 10 the journal much
more attractive. Tho candidates have
more than the newspaper upon which
TO work. They are really doing their
friends a favor by securing their sub
sciiptions
Now Is Time to Start.
Begin YOUR campaign TODAY at
the start Of the special green ballot
period. This means that your friends
may cast 5000 additional points for
YOU in addition to the number II
points which YOU receive on their
subscription Tho special ballots APP
ply alike to old as well as new sub
scriptions. An get them II they pay
IA advance Tor the journal for twelve
months or more However, the points
secured on a new yearly subscription
under the regular schedule are Just
double those given on an old sub
scriber. a NEW yearly subscription
while the green ballots are on means
$4,000 points If the special ballot Is
cast for YOU. An old subscription
means 1000 under the same condi-
tons
DO not lose any further time.
START NOW and save regrets al the
end OF the campaign 20 not look
back over the events and murmur
to YOURSELF III / had only started
when first thought Of 1t could have
won that tour Of the world Re
grcts do not help anyone BESIDES
they are reminders Of lack of ambi-
ton. DO not let regrets get You
Call an or write the Tour Manager
for any Information YOU may desire
regarding the Aservo System Profit
Sharing campaign. He will be glad
to aid You in any manner within his
power Telephone TIC
Many landlords ana tenants first
met through the want columns Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05

II behave declared the freshman.
that me younscst sons born t. be "A
surgeon.
"Phwat leads sc { say thot?" asked
his friend.
"Oi caught him usin III scissors on
a book Old lately bought, an before
81 cd stop him he cut out tn ap-
pindiN. bohemian
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05
CARPENTER TO BOX
AT SYDNEY DURING
WEEK OF EASTER

Paris, Jan. 4.-George Carpenter.
the French pugilist, has accepted the
terms offered for an Australian tour.
ana will appear at sydney during Eas-
ter week if suitable opponent can
be secured for twenty round bout
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05
DEFUNCT TUCUMCARI
BANK IS GRADUALLY
PAYING DEPOSITORS


Tucumcari, \. NJ, Jan. i.-rhc In
icrnational Bank Of Commerce which
failed about two years ago, paid it,
depositors another dividend Of il per
cent last week This makes a total Of
90 per cent that has been paid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05

Real estate problems - purchases.
sales or tradcs-are easily solved by
Journal want ads. Read them, use
them. Do it today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05

Want high-grade employer or
the better grade of servants? Make
use OF the want columns Of The
Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05

Many landlords ana tenants first
met through the want columns OF
The Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05

Real estate problems - purchases,
sales or trades--are easily solved by
Journal want ads. Read them. use
them. Do it today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-05

Re@nIls from Journal Want Ads.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
lrljunct on gainst W.
! Y. CO. scrapsl

Nes York April ~. "a H1rsa;elei,t
tnspnction granteu ~ ire iprs.Ilc
S,ouFt today may loii. Us nnfll hss Z a
59ias tl,es compile ion ne Ike - sstts
part OF the now sS at geg0 batjding Is
tic Western Union TsleS Ssilpsl 1ssss.
FaTsz at Brpadway lft5 Isey, 81, & & 4
Quick lunch reatauftnf in The IA
western Union bull ling, whielg lavst
come down 70 mai Tssl.l f0s the S.eN
atrncturs got the iI5llcfitsl 2 Flen
the proprietor refused Il Va cate the
deisgsaph company shut or his iiRhE
aisd Nster atpnig saar;iai
H0S these necS8a sEsS - ~ OIL .sisiS and
teen brought sue iss,is Snit ~
50 b the slEeassi1; tIl grcsa Iiif-
'ths iftaf Ference nail tInu
~ Il.aea b lei
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
G0Op FRIDAY.
Ser =TTiSs III Hrsice ii, ,ist.oi,j,I
( Church Today,

.s.I q !. I : =
In addition to the morning sarsies
at 1890 and the evening service at
10, the Three Hour Service win be
Fsiday. iS
Eae service starts at I2 lnoonl ma
continues until g. p, m. The service is
IN eommemorafion OF the three hours
OF ,dar artEness, that covered the earth
While our LORD suffered on the Cross: !:
! NOM from the sixth ,hniir there was
darkness ever ali tho land until tho
ninth hour. 81 st Matt, ~. rs.
R The, service Isl divided infn 3. aarail
seefipnsi each section Consisting 81
hymns nray ayers, one OF the Penitentlni
Psalms and q meditation upon the
words from the Cross.
The following med ftations Rilt be
EISen py. Ine racIpri during the seven
sections Of the service. 81 : ~ s 8
The Way OF the Cross.
a. The Cross or F'orei iyene ess efs StIter
forgive them; Tor they know not sssis hssis !
they do, a s.
2. The Cross Of Rest. To-day sllIsIt
thou be with me IN Para disc ? & !.
3, The Cross of Love. Woman re-
iisssslld thy son. Behold, thy rnrt ttafi ~
The Cross or Spiritual Anguiah
~ Co. ~ ~ God. why hast Thou for-
|saken Me!
5; The Cross Of Physical iigaish.
|sI thirst. 3 J; 81
2. The Gross Of Csntentncnt. eIGS Is
finished. s. Al q 3
Is The Cross OF Trust. Father. lrg
TO Thy Hands commend ny Shirt q,
Conelvsion: In the CToss sot chFfst
Eaeh section of the Sci vice com.
nences end ends with d hymn and
tkoso who attend sFiissS, sgfyice SanE Eas,.
ter and ieRS INK f i,6 - sTII - - 81
these hymhs Thus 4 ;serfon
stay FOR one or moro ecsle II i, a
for the whole service.
3All 5chtiatians who via. tfs ffsnaa
Itnle day Good Friday. In co!a Is !.
Grafton OF the CFpcih ihxipl ara aske lfs
satteiia this service Or pafss "a ~.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
EArG e5san Schools
I1gSidr 14atS SbaIf

lle epnc cdy street school and the
N9Ffh Fast street school played aa
|iutereBsing game of baseball t:s
day aiterno2n, North Faht winnihe
by d score 0k 8 ia 4. srhe game was
splendid throughout ana tse yot,le :
skpTa ftid anfea a0aA t1sils rs.esitl sass 4
IL snow ocfnp1sed TIE bateefg for f.le
lSenne rect school whilA zFeC,oesn
and Barton otiriated Tor North IFaBt
A EetBrn eneag men Wilf probably
ba played between the Aafae two
achpols AZ an early dnte an q the los
|era of ttts 6VeRs say that titsfe u fli
no dlifefsnt story % seli neSt tisil6
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
Vile Get iIer
EiEnshAnlI n ,I.Tnai,ff

E b Hutckison. & S s ~ az
And dkfs8n count was i 81 coSIl.,
mitted 10 the Asliersar 6anaty jsif
where he win have t6 ~ until he
can set some one to Stt14iiissi 4 5000
peaea hnnd Tor hes. csison ssssSs
nrreslei an = warrant s slasIi hlss 10
his wife, Mrs. Saiiie iiS sssss i.isa
mans three weelss. dnrii, which time
ne has been contfauailv dSs.niE. IL ~ 4
made repeated efforts "a. s. 4 ~. SrdlIs
harm, She alleges thal q s Is 4 =
or two ago he tFt.,Sl to K ssss csiih 4
knife de had snatchae ,a dsalnr
tables WAen arraIanas 63
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10

magistrate yesterday Ha;caison coaid
not give the necessary $500 bond as q
guarantee Of keeping peaceful and IL
is uncertain how long 1t will be ne
fore he can get any one else. TO fur
nish It for him. Meanwhile he Is
iccnf;ned in jail.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
Musicians Will
Give n Raeital.

Musicians Will
Give n Recital.
For the benefit of the Ladies' Civic
Association OF Anderson, Webb Won
Hasseln, accompanied by his friend,
Mr.. Grahl OF Germany. will give n
concert in the chamber OF commerce
room next Thursday evening. The
event will he ona nf fhe hast r,,.,.....I J
attractions Anderson mas enjoyed this
sesason. Mr.. Won Hasseln Is an ac-
ic0nplished musician, having studied
under some of the most famous violin
masters OF the old country Mr.. Grahl
play the cello and the two will give
% %Fi0fsftsisI Us ii5xt Woaa 6utii
these mon have national regulations
and Anderson people should feel that
they are fortunate in having this op-
portunity of hearing the recital. IAN
added attraction Is the fact that Mr..
Won Haseeln is a. native Of Anderson
and has many relatives here. An ef-
fort vas made to have the recital In
the auditorium OF ,Andereons college
but the ladies' could not secure the
place, so the sgent viii take plaeas LIN
the rooms ot the chamber or c9m-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
Mr. Holt rs.
I. Doing Wall. !

!. Albert Bolt, YOUNG man OF. the
Portman Shoals section of the county,
is, said 10 be getting along nicely af
the AHlepsbn Goints Hospital. follow
ing an operation for appendicitis. The
Young man Is ! g years OF age. He 1Ia-
Iderwent the operRti ION several days ago
and for q tiile was quite III but ios-
pisal nuthorIties say now that ne Is
recovering. % y i,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
Ifealth llegnrtnlent
q lDR Cltfc 4 ssnalnf,nll.

The He5lth Department OF fh i
Ssytc Association viii met this aftef.
hooni at o'clock with aafs. G S.
Minor at 1871 Soath oDnfiie street.
Considerabie business OF ihabortance
will be mp for consi eration and acz
tion this afternoon will be taken ON
leeyetai important ni matters:
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
sFils6a UhanselI FIaas Coz g6siar.

faaatinE sCFsS kafN 40 Efens 6or,
PreCident W leon s Easter bGtshe Il sfe
cllan ged today The saftY sill u 10
Y4htta SnlkihIlr Snf.in1a ~ Va snz
zEead of Hot Epf, - Is ously n,
nauhceS as the Waite lnai.s E'As
purpose Is se l1E Ilaen n X
ezss Y opportunity % f(cnf ca h eiss
her ent isl3sess ms iissns
~ leave Thur nlsH fcnsis
dag, tHfday aud 3 IA it ggi + e
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
Good Friday Is \
Obser5e.l TafIay.

VDSeff1H IOuHy...a I-'fsfi TO- fIt5e
Today Is Good Friday and as such
viii be observed in some of the An.
derson churches, The pastors OF the
vsrious churches where the day liz
observed have arranged programs for
services and a large number of Ander-
vVu pvvPIU VIII uIIeuu. All over the
country Good Friday is observed each
year by, certain religious bodies and
1t is annually o church affair OF much
importance.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
pAIl
I01A

lse second install aiTElent OF tliis
ts,Fy fstSw running sit
IS Sunday American. VIII Ap-
tlse 70 ,rKsFz ATFE.
nd 81 doubt will D quite
ne flrst instaiInsent ~ 8
two weeks ago taday TO s q
md apr eistlya audience. This
eatzlra Eosllea in Aadera0s every
str Friday and 8 one OF tho Ihosk
cribs ana 81 Killing fo1nahEic
fss shosa "a This city Your
IT Ilyll - a lcJ3 q M N lAzl AZ lOp
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
Cigar Factory ai,.
. Begins sBasinessJ

Begins BasineSsJ
AThe Anderson Havana Cigar Co.
viii place its wares on sale at the
various stores gof the city tomorrow
morning, according to an announces
Iment made by the proprietors 81 the
place Yesterday. One of the leading
Drands TO be manufactured by the
company viii be the Anderson cigar"
and Il is expected that it win prove
popular arUunu the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
Morn Land.

+ The Ahderspn Real Estate ii Invest
Enlent Co, yesterday closed a deal Cor,
the Rodgers property, consisting OF Is
incres. The pf0perty was purchased
from Fsey, q. M. i Rodgers and IL is
Understood TINT fba nrfns. s.sas Sam Al,
acre. The real estate company VIII
81 once bagtn the work OF, developing
Itilis property and will push Il as they
have other lands recently acquired,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
ussr RIsh. Il GsaEa.ist

George town. "A pfil slt the storei
Of G. lsoir there is on xilibition
jai queef creature OF nc sea. ysl1 Iclr {; ).
r. Congdon thinks would have tsts,, AZ
poll lciian # il ilat been endowed with
power on eeeh.s Iaaa creaksife Is
.pfstty nearly All mouth asb Htst
1sii = ouEns .is stssFsssss:s TIE.
creats.re IS sSpown u the aictIo IL
ialtd the enrye edias rs the angisr
or asliing fsoE q: the genus Iopbdua.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
aWets7 Must Soon
SHOW THEIR Hand. :

The people Of Anderson county who
are behind the agitation for the re-
tura Of the dispensaTy will soon have
TO show their hand. The law says
that IN ordAr to secure an election
ON the question a petition bearing
the signatuEeg Of I aE least one-third
OF the quaiitlsh otefs ef The county
must be prisss ;ated t1 the supervisor
number be secured tic. Spi peEyisor .Nill
then order an an ~ etion. n is IN.
dsfstood III ftliS oIIIe. IIflI IsSog 81 The
dispensafy ate bin n all tfisir en-
ersios to gSftin 8 Teu 81 ifed 4, iirir
ber OF signathp ss be f0f the .iast day
OF this month. Yehe obifSIen
Ssblne to be III & s. sey peonia
may succeed ia GETTING a saiiieisnt
number Of signers but sd llI not be able
to carry the election. s-s ss. =
4 ggrTEI
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
Makes Demand

TOR spring Water. y
fhe5 crazy negro brossgI 40 A.s.:le,,4
son from Pendleton and placed II the
county JAIL here. is masing life mis-
cradle Ior all the other pri isohers In
tne lail and Sheriff AsEiley and hts
deputies as we'll. When the negro
waltea up In the moSsssne the iirst
thing he thinks OF win provide his top
lie for the day and thrC{s a,it me tiay.
he win scream at the ts:,, 81 II yoica
on this subject. sYeste Fsay his \ biea
was water spring water at that ana
1 ar day long he was acTt mn iA fsie
1ail - want wator. d yffsn< satar. s..
want II right now ahtI i Il Ilsft II i:i Il
big dlpper.e Arrange n III aFs 10 yg
Under way for earryirs tSs6 n6J.Fo 10,
The asylum IN Columbia
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
tlea..s g sAs..E Z "a
Experted T'odnx.

a .ENpVriod I0dnYs
Approximately 100 Greenwood aesiT
ness men Will arrive .n Anderson t,s-
tweeg pon 5s:::::.. 4 oscloelS today. spend
Hing an hour here. The party IL 20
make the trip in automobiles, headed
BY the brass band of the Bailey Mil
ltary Inatlsute. The Greenwood peo-
pie viii take dinner In Anderson and
LIE will be q dialenIt undertaking for
the hotels and the cafes OF Anderson
to feed this number OF, peopfo In the
short time that they, VIII be here. Z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10

HE. Wilson Is ..Ss,s;. = s,l-sss /:
Now Improving. ~
Ralph Wilson, the ,ssafls known and
popular smembef1 OF tlia Moore-Wii- !
son go, y nov able q be out on the
70 his hoine for some time. Mr.. VII,
son has been suffering from an injury
~ MS right hand and Cor time ii
was feared that an opel ion might be
necesssry. That he is ilIfrroying and
VIII soon be recoyerssk VIII be well
coined by his friends. s' s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10

sef was ia
ssfaaT scf Few houfs.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-10
EnmnAi1n lf6llt.i' I
-- - .,J,,sf35=s7 ~ -. n
Been sacsessfnl. = IS Z i..s N

The fact that. iele1n-up and pai MT
up weak for Andersen has beaa a
spccess is evident on every Side. An
aeEson iR; todaspsa ciesssas atty by sss
than 1t was last Sattifd dayg and much
crsdis SHOULD 6u to siibse people who
worksd go hGTd in making the idel
popllar pere. Houses have been
painted, yards have been cleaned up.
oiilces shine as they never did before,
ana on the whole the campaign has
oeen q great success, The week VIII
come to close tonighs and 1t Is to
DC h0H,d that every property owner,
neglected thus for of, lle work, will
srasp the opportunity TOD flay ito clean
up Z his premises. and let tomorrow
morning lind Andersen tss cleanast
town IN the State. "a
Arizona republican., 1914-07-24

Event 2-Distance plunge.
 Event 3-100-yard swim on back
 Event 4-Stone gathering
 Event 5-440-yard swim.
 On Monday nights card will be found the following events: 1. FORTY-YARD SWIM - (TWO LENGTHS)
 1 point for every Is of a second better than 40 seconds. 20 seconds 100 points. 2. DISTANCE PLUNGE-(WITH- OUT SWIM)
 1 point for every 6 inches over 10 feet 50 feet-1O0 points. 3. ONE YARD SWIM GIVE LENGTHS)
 1 point per second better than 2:40. 1 minute-100 points. 4. DIVE FOR FORM - THREE DIVES
 Judges decide. ,. TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-YARD SWIM-(ELEVEN LENGTHS)
 1 point per seconds better than minutes. minutes-100 points. 6. DISTANCE SWIM UNDER WA TER
 1 point per ? feet over 10 feet, 21O feet 100 points.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-24
DORR|S' HARLEY PULLS DDRR|s' CADILLAC CAR
Racing Motorcycle Hooked to Car Haus it and Ten Passengers
 Through Streets of the City.

While everybody is demonstrating pull power in their motOrs-both cycle and car, Stayton Doris, the re- cent purchaser of Harry Lanes Pres colt racing Harley Davidson, thought it advisable to get in and cut his muffler out For twenty minutes yesterday afternoon people on the streets of Phoenix were amused to see the small gray motorcycle carry ing Doris on the saddle and heavy passenger on the tandem. and yanking a big eight passenger Cadil- lac about the streets
 J. H. Lane, the Phoenix agent for the Harley occupied a reserved seat next to Ed. Doris in the front of the car and the rest of the machine was populated by interested specta . tors, and kids who added themselves free to the load Immediately after the pull, Lane took the car and it's ten passengers to a hay scale and discovered that the outfit tipped the beam at 5,760 pounds. Counting the motorcycle at 25O and the riders at 320, this makes 6,33O pounds of load that engine was pulling.
 q guess l can get up any hill I really WANT to climb" said State" after the demonstration.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-24
SLIM SLAGLE |S
 THE GRAND HERD
Wins First in Life-saving Contest With Kenneth COmstock and I. J. Cleve- land Close Behind-More Contests for Medal

Slim Sagle the elongated life saver at Riverside park. took a leap toward that gold medal, yesterday, when he edged out Kenneth Com first round of the contest His ccore was 490 on points-time and form, and Comstock and Cleveland stuck close for second place with respect lively 475 and 470.
 Moffet, the only other entry in the first days contest, finished well in the first two events, but didn't enter the third.
 Event one was the rescue of a floating dummy, placed at the middle of the pool Slagle the first to try, had the drowning" man out on the far bank in exactly one minute and fifteen seconds. Although he let the mans head" flop in the water, his form was presentable.
 Cleveland, the second man took the dummy out in 1:27, Comstock in 1:20 and Moffett in 1:37.
 The second trial was for the sunken dummy, place being known Com stock took first in this event, carry ing the man safe to shore in fifty seven seconds, Cleveland was second with 5S and Slagle third with 50. Comstock resorted to new trick in this event After he had secured his man, he took a firm grip on :he left shoulder of his overalls with lis teeth. and lowed him to shore.
 Slagle got away good and found the hidden dummy in 40 seconds, bringing 1t to shore in 1:55. Comstock did it
Arizona republican., 1914-07-24
Woofs' Portly Catcher Bad ly Hurt in Ninth Inning of Perfectly Useless Game When Ankle is Smashed Against Plate
PLAYERS CARRY
 HIM OFF FIELD
And Contest Ends-' Josh" Game Results Disastrous ly, Depriving Solons of Their Best First Sack Candidate

One mildly rotten baseball game was halted yesterday afternoon when Fred G. Hudson, the best loved Tub by," first baseman of the Solons, slid into home plate with badly smash ed ankle. Hudson was piloting the Woofs, and on a hit ball was coming in with the tying run, after a sur prising rally on the part of the Never-Sweats had put them two runs to the good. As he swung down into the dust to avoid the ball in Chief his foot, and the weight of his body crumpled the bones
 Hudson was picked up by the play CTS. deposited in a machine and rush ed to town The umpire then an nounced that the players would not finish the game, and the crowd filed out of the grandstand.
 Fred Hudson is one of the most picturesque figures in Arizona base ball He has played the game for twenty years-just for the love of it. and not as a business. At one time he was the fastest shortstop in the west, and could have gone up any number of times. He has played baseball in every Arizona village where the game has ever been played Last season he was one of the main- stays of the Tempe Bears, and since
Arizona republican., 1914-07-24
SECOND PREL|M
 F0R T''' MEET
Practice Swim in Big Tank Tonight Will Leave Nata- torial Artists Ready for Opening of Trio of Con tests Monday

Much the same line up as before for the second Y. M. c. A. water sports preliminary.
 With five good strong events on the card, the boys of the Y will tonight compete in the second preliminary swimming meet tonight As before Kenneth COmstock is a favOrite for first and Burtis Doris looks best for second-but you can't most always sometimes tell, for Winner Young is still in the drink. Not that sort of drink but the kind you swim in.
 Young copped first place in the first practice meet last Friday night, by per- forming consistently while the others were taking few firsts and lot of umpsteenths.
 On Monday night occurs the first meet of the big trio, the match that is to decide the possessor of the hand some gold (NOT plated) medal, and the silver and the bronze decorations to match.
 Tonight's program: -, Event 1-60-yard swim. iHr
Arizona republican., 1914-07-24
RAY MINERS
 LICK HAYDEN
Short Contest Ends Four to One in Favor of Ore Diggers-Familiar Names to Be Found in the Ray Teams Lineup

HAYDEN, July 22.-The Shelter team motored over to Ray Sunday af- ternoon and engaged in a seven inning contest with the mine boys, losing to 1. It was to have been a game of the usual length but on account of un- avoidable delays a late start was male and the contest had to be discontinued on account of darkness at the end of the seventh.
 It was very interesting contest with good playing or both sides and re- suited in victory for the Mines team by the score of 4 to l.
 Both the regular pitchers of the Shelter team were temporarily out of trim and first baseman Miller filled the box with great credit.
 Score: lsr