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The Arizona copper camp., 1915-09-11
WAMPLER- SPEAR NUPTALS
WE'RE CELEBRATED HERE

There was quiet home wedding at
the home of Mr.. Hickey on the Amer
lean Townsite on the night of the
eighth, when Mrs, William Wampler
was united in marriage to Mr.. ]. D.
Spear. Judge French officiated, and
after the ceremony the couple were
rendered congratulations from a num-
Der of friends who were gathered
The boys were there with the chari-
vari and escorted the bride and groom
down the street for a considerable
distance. They will go to house
keeping on Hercules Hill,
The Arizona copper camp., 1915-09-11
WEDNESDAYS GAME

Hayden, Ariz., Sept. 8.
League Standing-Second Series
The Arizona copper camp., 1915-09-11
Hayden Mill

Scere by Innings
Ray Mines ...:.:Q 90 1-5
Hayden Mill 40 90 90 o.
The Arizona copper camp., 1915-09-11

Score:
The Arizona copper camp., 1915-09-11
Score by innings


Hayden Smelter.S 8 0 90 O-14
Hayden Mill II 0 o. 5
Summary
Two-base hits: Duncan, Toner,
Zamloch.
Three base hit: Stadelli.
Sacrifice hit: Lorenson
Struck out: BY Cowan, O. by
Toner, in three innings; by Zam-
loch, in four innings; by Powell, 1
in two innings.
Bases on balls: Off Cowan, 5; off
Toner, 8; off zamloch, 2; off Powell,
/; off Dent, l.
Hit by pitched ball: Garrity and
Carnes by Dent; Stadelli by Zam-
loch.
Double play: Garrity to McMurdo.
Umpire: McGilvray.
Time of game: 2 hrs. 10 min.
Attendance: $50.
The Arizona copper camp., 1915-09-11
The Casa Grande Fair

Our correspondent tells
We
limited proYso
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if to Casa
Grand to be
The Arizona copper camp., 1915-09-11

Summary
Two-base hits: Bromley, Arbogast,
Hester Mitchell, Wilder, Bauer.
Sacrifice hits: Gay, Driscell.
Stolen bases: Scanlon, Hester, De-
maggie:
Struck out BY Bromley, 6; by
Toner, 5:
Bases on balls: Off Bromley. q;
off Toner, /.
Double plays: Cox to Zamloch
Umpire: McGilvray.
Time of game: hrs. IS min.
Attendance: $50.
The sun., 1915-10-25

DO Il Sales.
Lost wees '2I 10000.
Previous week. 81 0SS.OOO,
Jan. to date. SO 8 I $4,000.
bAnis ksriod IVA, - o. O,OOO.
!ee!isr % days nat. tSsliss 70 days asA
The sun., 1915-10-25
SOLICITING OF STATE
INSURANCE DEFENDED
Commission Stands by Man.
ager Of Fund Accused by
Casualty Company. y.

ALBANY, Oct. 25.-The State indus.
trial Commission, which 10 charged with
the administration Of the State Insur-
ance Fund. issued q statement to-day
bearing upon the controversy between
Vice-Presldent J. s. Rowe OF the lEtna
Life Insurance Company and F. Spencer
Baldwin. manager Of the fund.
Mr.. Rowe has charged that In trying
to get employers to avail themselves Of
the State Insurance Fund in ,nsurinR
themselves against the operation OF the
workmen's compensation law Mr.. Bald
win has resorted To unfair methods
The statement issued to-day says:
THE commission will stand by the
manager Of the State fund In all efforts
TO attain these objects (those OF the
state Insurance FUND.- und to meet any
unfair attacks from casualty com.
pa MES
OF course the State fund in order to
be economically managed and TO Be Of
the greatest service TO the Industries and
the people OF the State Of New York,
particularly after the period arrives at
which the cost OF administration Is to be
placed upon the industries benefiting
thereby. will need to do large volume
Of business In order that the rate Of ex-
penses for administration may be kept
as low as possible. and for this reason
the commission believes that the man
sger OF the State fund Is right In making
such efforts as hs can to Increase its
volume of business.
The commission has not found II wise
TO employ agents to canvass actively tho
Industries of the State. but II has Sec
ondej and will continue to second every
effort OF the manager OF the state fund
to present tho exact situation 10 em-
ployers. whether by interviews or by
correspondence. so that the manifest
purpose ot the Legislature 20 provide
perfectly safe method OF insurance at
bare cost may be presented and en-
ployers given every opportunity to avail
themselves OF Il II they wish"
The sun., 1915-10-25
ROBBED OF $3.50 ON ELEVATED
Two Arrested and Held In Bafl Of
eL5OO Each.

While riding on a Third avenue ele-
waited train early Yesterday morning
Charles Pi!scher. 531 Third avenue, was
robbed of wallet containing $3.50 and
more than 500 worth Of Jewels.
william Hull, o27 Third avenue, and
Anthony Costello. 1871 East Eighteenth
street, were arrested and later arraigned
IN the forkville court before Magistrate
Barlow. charged with the theft They
were held In $500 bail each until to-
morrow morning for examination. The
wallet was found IN Hull's possesso
the police say
The sun., 1915-10-25
UNITED RAILWAYS EARNINGS.
Net Income OF el.860,7s0 Appli.
cable 70 Com mon Stock,

The report Of tho United Railways In
vestmert Company and controlled COM
pan'es for the year ended March 81.
1915. shows net income applicable TO
common stock of si,3Gs,7ss. equal TO
GIL per cent. The gross earnings for
the year were ss2574.lll and the total
operating expenses si7.lsG,l0? with net
earnings Of sls.6is,j.i.
The total receipts were Sl.7+aS So5 and
the net income Tor the year was $780,
ele. The profit and loss surplus. on
June 80. 1915. was S6,2s5.5l7.
The sun., 1915-10-25

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Special praise is due the Dover tele-
phone officials. as the project would
never have been carried through had
it not been for the energetic efforts
Of the commercial district of Dover.
By grouping the extensions under one
big contract the telephone service
will go into many isolated districts
Of the county. from which the eom-
pany will probably never reap re-
mnnerAtion.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03
Simple Method for Testing Eggs.

Still another egg tester has been
patented. The most recent OF the
many devices intended TO show wheth.
er an egg is good or not is the work
OF Frederick W. Dobbel and consists
chiefly Of a specially constructed me
tallic case 10 go over an ordinary
incandescent lamp.
The case is so made that the light
from the lamp Is focused directly on
small opening into which the egg TO
bn tested Is inserted. The light rays
SLOW clearly through the egg, disclos
ing It's condition.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03
N..,Inn Golf Balls.

A golfer who was playing over the
81. Neots, Huntingdcnshire, links In
England the other day hit his bail
into a hedge, and, after searching Tor
Il some time without success, OBJ
served a birds nest. From curiosity
more than with any expectation OF
ending his ball there. he looked into
the nest, and found not only his own
hall but three others as we'll Tan
story, but actual facti
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03
9th Prize

Thirty-four beautiful
RAfO LAMPS con-
stitute tn c eighth
group ofprizes. They
viii be awarded Just
as are the other prizes.
These lamps sell for
Si.50 each. and no
more handsome lamp
can be imagined nor
can one be bought AZ
any price. that gives a
clearer, softer light or
one that Is as clean %
use.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03
100 Free Prizes for
You Women w no
Tell Us the Most Uses for
KEROSENE

belief how good housewives think that
good only for lighting and heating But hen of
hundreds you who almost bound
tell heyve tried kerosene floor polh-and find it
splendd-hat will the finish and beauty of fumed oak
better than the costly dressing and mixed with whiting, with al
rubbing will make nickel gsten Then, for clean
ing the porcelain bath tub nothing equals kerosene leaves shining
snowy white
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03

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4th Prize
Perfection
.Sn1okeIeSS oil
~ NJ N

ANAfaCAAA - - ANAA
Heater No. 40
Ten fourth prizes.
each costing Sf.S9.
enameled in a tasty
blue, and each as
good a heater, from
the standpoint OF
service as money can
buy. It's not going 20
take a whole lot of
thought to send in
sufficient kerosene c
uses 10 win one of
these prizes. and they
do make the hclme
happier. because they
stop the complaints of
cold and keep the
family smiling.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03

Contract Awarded For 5000 Poles
W. h Baker. of the Dover Lumber
ana Milling Conmpsny. has received
tne contract for erecting more than
S'OO0 telephone poles for the Diamond
Stste Telephone Company. which Is
.ne beginning Of the work Of installing
.oar hundred new telephone in the
DoVer, smyrna and FELTON, zones. In
aAarding the contract to Mr. Baker,
Nuo Tor many years was connected
WIN the telephone company. the lat
ser company has varied somewhat
A'Om It's usual rules and regulations.
u has always been customary for
-ue telephone company to do its own
construction work.
lhe 5000 new poles will be scat
ee'ea throughout Kent County. con-
s'lhg the small lines with the mair
.'1nk line. and practically covering
sty little hamlet and farm house II
~ county so that hereafter il will
.ae Kent County farmers owr
-, l.,' Il hi' home is not connected
~'.a the telephone.
s,;., ae telephone company should Ger
H'y be commended for its energy
e,..,'' providing such excellent teIephon
sss ''le' in this county. especially a
g.,. 'mpsny stands to lose rather thai
money for the experiment
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03
Sd Prize

OufOAEAGSJ OM
Heater No. 230
Think of Il. ten heat
ers as third prizes -
and they'll make the
homes of the ten sue
cessful housewives
brighter. cosier and
warmer during the
cold weather months.
And all you have to
do TO get one. Is 20 be
one of the writers of
the third ten most
lengthy lists of prac-
teal kerosene uses.
These third prizes.
beautifully finished in
blue. cost Sass each
at the stores.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03
1st Prize

NstV Perfection
FireleSS Cooking
Oil Stove No. =
will be awarded the
writer of that letter.
listing the largest
number and the most
practica al uses for
kerosene. other than
lighting and heating.
The Cdlue of this
stove IS
$3.50 O
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03
What Do You
Do With KerOSene?

What your pet methods for making kerosene work for your
You probably acquainted with helpful practical you'll
only just take little and dig them up OF the of your
household experience
Write down all think Of Send your list the Contest
Department of the Atlantic Refining Company and you're
likely of the of of the 100
valuable prizes pictured in this advertisement
It's ordinary and not fancy composition that win
these useful handsome awards All do tell us in
found useful around the house.
The letter that lists the greatest number and the practical
for kerosene will the first pza $3 New Perfection Oil Cook
prize well worth getting for surely does tighten the dudg
cry of cooking.
The best FIVE letters will be judged the basis and for
the writers of these there five New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
leach valued $1O5 make work easier in the homes of FIVE
enterprisng housewives.
In the way the remainder of the 100 desirable prizes will be
awarded. Read the list at the left
Was there chance much little efort-no
work. only little thinking necessary write what your housework
has taught but please side of the and be
your reaches us before December 1 1915 that date this
positively closes
Remember the greater the number of you submit and the
practical each the the chance your securing
any of these hundred splendid prizes.
Don't wait till the last day. but beg making ltmmeday-
the longer the list the better your chance.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03
I'D Prize
NeED Perfection
Oil Cook Stove
No. 3

There are five cf
these handsome sub
stantial three-burner
stoves offered q as
second prizes. They
will be given 20 the
writers of IN e five
sc cond longest and
best lists of kerosene
uses. These stoves
sell for Sl0.75 each. are
strongly made, simple
90 use. economical OF
kerosene and help you
cook better and lessen
your work.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03
The Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia

Besides the illustrated pzes fifth
seventh eighth all splendid erviceable Perfection Oil
which your dealer sells for $780, $ $500 So respectively
Smyrna times., 1915-11-03

Il has every feafura
that " IN IA the slight
est contribute 20
better cooking with
issseaed effort IL
com bines a four
burner stove. fireless
cooker. oven cabinet
and W armin & shelf
in one compact. yet
roory, cooking de-
wee.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-30

look for employment for men who
come into court. Without jobs.
Three boy auto bandits, oldest Is,
robbed William Boucher at Polk andss
Central Park av. go cents. Et
Serg't Cudmore stopped dance att
stag party in Lincoln Turner halo
Woman CARRIED in veil and flowers. ri
Thief stole hat of Rev. John Tins
othy Stone from 4th Presbyterian
church. -
Judge GemmiIl promised to get So
phia Wargin a job. Brought beforesE
him for attempting to end life. )B
Marie Jewel, daughter of retiredni
army officer, arrested with man atm
Wabash aV. cabaret, Missing month9lt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-30

BIO VI NEWS
Case OF Dr.. Louis Wineburg, on
trial for violation of Mann act, to go
to jury today.
Gigantic railroad yards to be built
near Gary by N. Y. Central Work
to start this summer. Road to build
500, 900 boulevard as recompence to
city.
Chief Of Police Gleason to go back
to rank of Captain on day before
election. Salary reduced from $4,000
to $4,000 a year.
Carl Dresser, billiard room attend
ant for c. A. c., suiCided. Gas.
Judge SABBATH to ask Chief Proba-
ton Officer Houston for officer to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
a nv INNINGS follows:
Pirates Easy for Tigers.

Syracuse, June 9.-The Detroit IT.
gers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates
here to-day by score Of TO 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
COURTS AT MERTON
AGAIN KEPT BUSY
Miss Cassel Defeats Mrs. Wood
Miss Sears and Miss
FennO Win.

Philadelphia, Juno g. Despite IN
favorable weather conditions, play in
the singles, mixed doubles and doubles
was resumed TO day at Merton in the
lawn tennis tournament for the WON
ems championship Of Pennsylvania and
Eastern States.
Miss Clare Cassel, o. New York, de-
feated Mrs. D. p. Wood, OF Califor-
MIA, GO, 60, in q fourth round
match, the only one played in the sin
giles.
In the second round Of the doubles
Miss Eleanora Sears and Miss Marion
Fenno defeated Miss Edith Runk and
Miss Mary Williams, 6-3. 60; Miss
Molla Bjurstedt and Mrs. Marshall
Mclean defeated Mrs. c. n. Beard and
Miss Miriam Steever. 6-8, %. 81;
Miss Eleanor Carey and Miss Emily
Kennedy defeated Miss Agnes Kennedy
and Mrs. H. H. Smith, IS, sc, 6 2
In the second round OF mixed dou-
bles Mrs. Mclean and ". T. Tilden,
ir.. defeated Miss Bjurstedt and II: e.
Schinze. New York, GO, 60; Miss
Cassel and W F. Johnson defeated
Mrs. Gilbert Harvey and II. c. Town,
send. Ga. 6-l; Mrs. D. Paul and
Edgar Scott defeated Miss Marion
Fenno and Alfred Dahney, 90, g;
Miss Dorothy Disston and A: D. Thay;
or defeated Miss Eleanor Carey aho
lanes Carey, Cd, 6-3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

McFsrisnt's Princess Patricia H.
I-tsh .e,,crs dogs Won ~ Ms w s IIao'.i.
MidS.. Mo-. hga ''' Bhew5a " L.1nors Ken
ne.,. Lsu.re D.crdte. reserve. same owners LIS
more M4.fce
IDtri,.s a. Sparkling Jewel. reserve. Mosholu Ken
nels' Helhorus queen. Doss,"on y -,
Psrkers clifton siar reserve. Mrs. l. O. Chase'
Invader.
r9mosn,sns .aos, Won ~ Q. y, ouin ARD,
Waral~oa- sun 1sf, o. para ", Ies-M M.,, cy
reserve q " Quintarl's Hlgewsy Bu'iercup.
Toy bull terriers dog and b il.,. e'
Dachsiurds .dogsI-Wou by Mrs HunfG
{ II Ies'er's Bachot, F-iiz bicha- on -
Nh HuTr,,,C5d e HGn,s 5 TrEa O'''
Chow elbows ,oi,ches)-won BY Green.erv Ksnn g.
On Splt Of China. reserve CoAssock holnes u.
rsss Dogs-Won BY Coa's9Sk he;nes w.,
DNusaars Moss)-woa by windholme Kennels
On Wirdhome Roadster: reserve. Rocksit.cus , he;-
rrstrye RocEsiiicus Kennes Rccksucls Rapture.
Old Euglish shevpdoc Cdor)-W0n by MN
Tyer Morses Gu Brentwood Zero re'. ~, srn
cr,s On Siumber: reserve Kinnelon Kennels bldg
o The Brsmbls
Engsh toy spaniel. Col.cs .na 81. tan acssl-WW ts
E II spss,hs Ashton More Romeo BitShesm" on On
by Mrs Halls Drermount Juno, DOGS orange mo
w-.tcl-Won by Mrs A. WidmAnn hocA. 10y ~
MsuIdeth Glitter; reserve Mrs. spSethe Ashton
N0re Toresdor Bitches By Mrs II Lee
Arstey Yeisan Asior. came owr rs IetsaA
cinderella Tr-cOlor ltogsl won % drs' Saa.os
po,g.. BreakRs'er Wonder. reserve, sans owner
ire'.sb sparrow Biche, Won By same owner
v.,s-f..,sls Moonlight. reserve. Mrs w. w. nsa
Iey;s Bay,,lie Beauty Bcd ldogsl-Won by MIS-
Halls neer'rcut Kusset Boy reserve, Nh 1,n
Dec1a51j Kussct queen. reserve. same owners
Deeriaoat Kussci Maid.
japanese spaniel. Cdoss) Won, By Grccoser.
Kennels Oh Omlla. reserve. MS n /. -.
49, reserve, Miss = VI Ways Mono
- BUSES - T,9o ON Hercules. reserve. Mn
{ n Iester's Tony chute the welcome bltc Infs.
Won by Mrs A T sires Ieuie M!re''7' ''7'''''
] & Campbell US. Copthorpe Joan
Areisle terriers dogs Won oy hiH'G n atc,
rc.s. a. YORK Wbum swell. reserve a ~ Nv
me Young King Nobbier. bltltn "uII "
Tre-sa,e Kennels Bnersa,e Bright Ash'' reserve
On SickeD Kainbo"
sesf,ham trrrien tdogsj--Won BY W t'oes Froc
- m Iyo Csradoc. reserve. Erlnsnam Lawrence
Te N. Bitches-won by : Lawrglo7 ;
WsIpoio reeress. reserve. W. Ross froc'0r' biA
dale Btss p.. u,
F,rDeh bulldogs tdcs,)-wcn b, Ia France ni Zen
nes' Pour4uoi Pas Rival reSeI'St T'" u,nws, The
noW Gir'' reserve. Hsworh Kennels ha"0r'h
Ni T..iSse.. ,dossl-wOn BY Mr. If Z n 4s.:
Jfs.tirgs Good-ood KwAnEee biichess u.S.9-. "
r. l. Hollands CGrnehin Ilnto Ei h'uet'oe
Ttss-,S Mn A NcClur. Ho!io's Gum u /"
E.ss'e. ,acr,-won by Somerset Bs.tle. s %si
T'.,'hrn.s rc.-r,e Whesuey h"nes nHs
I "c,d R.-fhe-Won by Be!rsy h ei.e p.',Y
Cors. rcsc0e. Whesuey henhes "N'"-'
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Of his drives were good for extra bases.
He retired from the game before the
pitchers had succeeded in subduing
him.
When Ebbets Field was being built
Orr was employed as Waterman.
Later he became the gatekeeper of the
press box at the Federal League Park.
lie died late on Wednesday night at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Harry
Britton, 1911 Suthof Avenue, Rich
mond Hill. His death was due to heart
disease
The funeral will be held at Mrs.
Britton's home this afternoon. Burial
will be in Woodiawn Cemetery.
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well and other noted 'it.e hounds. 4
newcomer IN Sealyhams, Bingham
Lawrence. was prominent in The old
Welsh breed which is a new hobby in
lankoeland. His Temperance was re-
serve in winners dogs TO Ch. Ivo Car
adoc, and the Lawrence importation.
Walpole Peeress, beat out ". Ro..
Proctors Birkdsle Bess in the premier
class for the females.
Young blood marked tho prominence
Of American kennels IN Pekincese. a.
IN the breeds previously mentioned
Winners dogs was Mrs. VI. F. Hardy,
Oh. Chu Jen Of Toddington and Mrs. A.
L. Hollands Cairnwhin Tinto Of Hvde-
gree, with Mrs. A. McClue Haliev's
Gum G Of llenrud reserve. Both ar.
relocated specimens, the latter a
homebred that went through for Mrs.
HALEY from the novice class and made
a brilliant dog show debut.
The summaries follow:
Awards ~ WINNERS c1AssYs
C-'st Danes dogs Won by G Ludvcs. Primo.
W .s. an - We. same owners Ludwig, Pred
Woo, y. a, Carte, Harr'mGIs N succs-
r.'" N.4a ~ Nrf,taI- reserve. same owners Oh
'.o ATs ~ u.dehursh
Co.. bounds dog Wan ly n r Lewis. ~.
Master Butcher EicheS-lyou hy II , I.Uis
q 'h l4nsdovuo Ariemis reserve. came owner (.
.'rN~c Irf.e
lies i,f' Won ~ Patrick FULLY, s.~a.,i
4 .''a.H. reserve. lima kennels lima Improve.
d - Won Nv OAK llii Kennels OAK mn lris.
reserve. Inns Kennels Im~A Su-ccss
POINTERS dog Won by Ruuryrnefe Kennel
Rp.aFuete k'Ug reserve Bob White Kennels Rob
Nrfc.s Fam Ritchos-Won by Runnymede Ken
.' - Wndarre Victoria. reserve Rob White
4 rc's Rolls v
Russian vr.'hcu9ds (dou'--won ty Mr.. Ralph
p It'u,ss Navai O. valley Fam. fe.e-vr " u
'cuaAers RAwsien Rex Ntche.-wou by NJ "
l'.mers os.rc7 o. Valley Farm reserve. sam.
owners orvr' o valley Farm
IIU 'e--ic-s ld-gs Won ~ Frank M-F.r
lAr.s G.c~cjfth l'0Cerafor. reserv. G J. ItNhy' ,
VIZ sion R.o'UstI-v. Rrches-W1n 81 Noro.s