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The Seward gateway., 1915-05-10

How helpless great United might be is illustrated by the ending the sinking of ships carrying
 American citizens of America drown ed do to protest and is of humiliation the United government another That is al President Secretary will send strong note in and twill feel ncensed in another something will published the newspapers notes forwarded TOO Berlin and in them phrases Britain Germany can go on indefinitely ignoring n ing big. uned pugis far fighting
 great army nothing better than great body without
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-10

going COwin all to be confident has still good before it. Of course no one poets again old the placer fields although seward peninsula territory heard from What yet division great however rock mining of country variety of miner any this wealth be exploited buster than is hoped for Everyone good and its people.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-10

appearing the outside which that Pe being buying the River road instead the really Washington dis patches making to show how the com mission million dollars left after the building of the
 trunk Copper purchased the River boosters President Wilson to see escape What brilliant piece of diplomacy | is
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-10
CAPTAIN AANEVIK
 TO HUNT WALRUS

Captain O. A. Annevik is now aboard the Corwin and will lead the waluS hunting expeditions this sum mer. He was formerly captain Of the noted ice breaking vessel Kit that made so many remarkable trips
 through the ice in the Arctic. The
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-10

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al the Office of the Lighthouse Inspector. Ketchl- kan. Alaska. until o'clock D. ms May 2O 1915. and then opened for furnishing approNi. mately .5OO tons of coal. 1000 barrels of fuel oil. and re-charging 600 acetylene gas tanks during the fiscal year 1916. Blank proposals and particulars may be obtained by addressing the above office.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-10
Not Coal Land NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Juneau. Alaska. April 27, 1915. NOTICE is hereby given that Otto Berg strom. of Seward. Alaska. who. on September 10. 1914. made homestead application. No, Ol722. for SEASWA. SWhSEh Sec. 22 WHNEH, El2NWA, NWhSEA' NEhSW i4 Section 27. Township 1 N, Range 1 w. Se- ward Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before U S. Com missioner M J. Conroy. at his office at Se- ward. Alaska. on the fifteenth day or June' 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Frank L Ballaine
 W. A. McPherson
 S l.. Colwel George Sexton all of Seward. Alaska.
 C. B. Walker
 Register Date of first publication May 4. 1915. Date of last publication June 9. 1915.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-10

idea in catching walus is to can the meat which is said to be very appetiz- ing and nutritious. While in the Arctic the Corwin will keep a lookout for Stefanson the lost explorer, who, Captain Annevik thinks, is with the blonde ES5imoS if he is alive at all.
 Finch's Golden Wedding Rye at The Branch.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
TRAP SHOOT OFF AS
 GUNHERS SEEK QUAIL

The Phoenix Gun club will hold the regular sunday practice shoot at the r'lr grounds today as most of the ~Hortsmen have decided to kill the thcred birds tomorrow instead of gi,- clay ones
 lt will sound worse than at war to- 'f2 oa th" hunting fields where hun ur-a~ of local hunters will spend a few hours of leisure shooting quail.
 ouai are more plentiful this year. than ever before and one may start '.lt in most any direction and find ="od shooting. Hunters who have -.'-"u our already find that after chas- lu- around in the brush for one or 1"n hours. they are perfectly ca pable rt securing the limit which k twenty fiNe hir3S
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
MESA BASKETBALL
 TEAMS WIN TWICE
Special to The RepublicanD

Special to The Republican,
 MESA. Oct. 16.-The Mesa basket ball team. last years state champions, played their first game of the season on their own grounds today. the con test being with the Florence teams. both the boys and the girls The Mesa team was back in their old form. and their passing and goal shooting was excellent for game so early in the season.
 This was Florence's first attempt in valley athletics and although both their boys and girls are rather light they played well balanced games The Florence girls were somewhat weak in their guarding and the boys were shy in their goal passing.
 The stars of the game in the Mesa boys side were AIioIo and Heei, and on the girls side the honors were awarded to Misses Bond and Shum- way
 Augustin did good work on the boys team for the visitors. and Miss Powell for the girls five.
 The score for the boys game stood x to 13 in favor of Mesa. and in the girls game the count was II to 1 in favor of Mesa.
 Following is the lineup:
 Mesa boys)-Milo, forward; Hegi forward Standaye, center; Coffelt, guard and center; Eddy. guard Val entine guard Florence-Jose and Augustin, forwards; Farcunto. cen ter; Irvine and Arnold, guards
 The lineup of the girls teams were as follows: Mesa-ShumWay and Bond, forwards; .Pickins and Collins, center; Grace and Morris guards Florence-Powell and Wren, forwards; Wiggin and Patlee. centers: Wren and Fulton, guards
 The Mesa team will play in Phoenix on october 30th and Florence will
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
B. LYLE ABBOTT

lsa-m- thc ball practically the -It.f. -.ut an GirndaIe's territory. t-a,..ui> li-h yesterday defeated the ~-.-tr.tu-- hy a score OF S2 to get mo- Ju,H the last five minutes of n.-r Glendale played football only r flashes and a- the stop watches .e-se .. tick around toward inc end .. tH- fn rJh quarter. the visitors ..4 h. their rIucky little quarter tH,e UI.rdan. and the burly Pitts .+-a. a march down the grid that '.,5--i like a Sr"rc. Three times did -.- Glendale hacks plunge through -Ae r. for their wards AS the final v.a-~;i, blew Pitts was preparing to sam a.~ bis bull, through st bunch Of t-.tFst" ~uI- and re-entered men for
 u.feer firSt down.
 t-.E -;arJt-a off in a manner that st.~--sf t close game. The Superi- ,.rirs "f the Phoenix line began To H.. apparent. but there seemed little Q. ,a.'n~r iu the matter of backfield .i.~~. GleHd0le'S interference was
 beverly formed. and its trick plays '.t'l engineered. hut the visitors i-,, s--5 rhe bull strength and quick r-~~ to carry them through
 tsu.-r er1acl, Earl Galpin for the .',}at.S ~Jgrred with many long line .uuees. With .Boido. Caldwell and Duncan opening holes for him. he =t5u.a hi~ ten wards a. number or rime~ "n Sinele bucks II was a -sri,~ af line pIunges that won the 'oyote~ their initial score in the -r~t quarter Teal left half. carried the fsu over after one oc Galpin's
 .u- bucks had landed the pieskin in ~.-ri ot The goal. Goal kick went .,i,..
 '--tfIaal' then recovered a punt and
 'u'5 off Snappy forward pass to .av local 20 ward line. Play ended -.~ the S~,and quarter
 'l-ud8i-. transferred to The east sut uf the field lost the b1u on HaUa- Phoenix punted out of danger. ea.'rerei on a tumble and carried the iaI Co within six inches of the Glen f7l-- goal where iJ was held for downs tn one or ihe pluckiest cxhi "ttinuS ever seen on a local erid!rou.
 At Jh" outset nf the second half. Marian broke up a double pass fake. 2Dt the aaN as it fell to the ground. 'oavere3 his feet and ran fifty wards Ht touchdown. Coal kick went v55,
 Ae.siu. Glendale essaycd a fake. and .H The resulting forward pass Wal t-.rS intercepted thc ball. and sprinted twenty l,arfS q" .. score Marian .ieted gotl Score. Coyotes Ia. Glen dale
 ''u The succeeding kick off. Phoenix -ecsrerrd The han and then enSued q series "f Galpin bucks. intersnersed tita short end runs. that landed the hvralt within nine wards of goal. anu l'riW"l!er. wh" had just gone in. -Hre through the line for a fourth ~oHr. NJ goal
 h''~inH,rS th, fourth quarter. Wal trl- fn'A Inc ball down the line on a 'F--- "i line bucks, and again Teal Was sent over with final touch clown Narlar kicked the goal. mak- I- The score Phoenix g.. Glendale n
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
FIRST STRING OF FAST
 HORSES FOR THE FAIR

William West, trainer. arrived yes terday from Riverside. Cal. with eight head of race horses for the Arizona state fair Nov. F to 70.
 This i~ tEe first carload of speedy horse1lesb Jc arrive for the harness events of the state fair West is bIinginS string of youngsters wnICI he plans To winter in Phoenix
 Among the horses he has just stabbed dt the fair grounds are: Mabel Van. 2.11ii. well known to To- cal harness enthusiasts Larry k. green trotu-r with a triad record ot 3:;4 on q half mile track: Santa Fe. a Lis green trottcr with a half mile trial record "f 2:12: on Con. I tr"ttir1 staliiou. and some two wear old colts
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
VARSITY RUNS UP
 BIG SCORE; BEATS
 INDIANS 56 ID ]
Porter Kicks Goal for Seven Touch downs. Which Is Record of Five
 Years on University Field
Especial to Tie Republican,

TUCSON, Oct. 1G.-The aridiron clash between the Braves of the Phoenix Indian school and the Uni Versify of Arizona warriors was 2, massacre foI the tribesmen. against whom seven touchdowns were scored by the university.
 The visitors never once menaced the goal of the local team The final score was 56 to Q. which is a record for five years on the local field.
 Porter the Arizona half, who kicked seven goals. and Butler. the Indian player. starred.
 In me third quarter Arizona scored four rouchdowns
 In the last period subs replaced the regular varsitv lineup and held the visitors safely
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
PLAN CHUCb|kE RACE TUCSON TO
 THE STATE FAIR
Manager Boido of State Fair Track Race Secures Co operation of Commission tc Pull 136-AIilc Road Race November l5

Seeking tu supply a race to fill the gap in road contests to the state fair this fail. Manager Boido of the hundred mile track contest for motorcycles. has secured the consent of Secretary Shaughnessy of the state fair and See retary Nelch of the chamber of com merce to promote 136 mile road race from Tucson. Boido will meet different parties tomorrow to arrange to raise S200. which will be PhoeniX'S contribu- tion to the purse.
 Wires were sent to the Tucson Motor cycle club and to others in the Pima city. asking them to cooperate on the race. It is proposed to start the race Nov. r. at 11:30. It would then finish at about 2:45.
 Unless this race is put across. there will be no read contests whatever for the fair this fall It is but meet and proper that the two biggest cities in the state should be linked br u band of speed at this speedy season of the year.
 Between ten and fifteen entries can be secured for the race. Phoenix can supply at least six of them. and Tue son speed merchants nembering five or more. ought to be induced to enter. Tucson is promoting q loo mile race at the Southern Arizona fair on November ,. SD the motorcycle spirit will be strong in the southern city
 Track Race Is A Go
 Through F. A. NJ. referee Byron Bel las, Dr. Boido yesterday received the wired permission of the contest board to pull off the 100 mile track race A sanction, numbered 293l has been mailed to the promoters.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Other Important Games

Olivet 9, University of Detroit g. Franklin 20. Butler l6. Wabash 13. Washington 3. Univ Chattanooga 21, Univ. Louis vile G.
 Rochester Q. Syracuse S2. Nebraska 45. Washburn O. Illinois 3. ohio State 8. Michigan Aggies 5G: Carroll Coll Q. Amherst 6. Trinity :.
 Wesleyan ,. Bowdoin Q. Minnesota 19 south Dakota 0. Purdue 3. Wisconsin 2S. Northwestern IS, Iowa 9. Brown 33. Williams 0 Colorado Aggies 21: Univ. Utah 2. Washington State Coll. 29. Oregon Aggies 0.
 Colorado Coll. 2s, Nebraska Yves. 6. Univ. Oregon l9, Idaho |. :.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
LAssocArED PRESS DIsPATCH1
 Harvard g. Niruinia 0

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 16.-Harvard to- day defeated the University of Nir sinia. to q. Captain Edward Ma han of Harvard proved himself q worthy successor to Captain Charles Bricklev by personally defeating Nir sinia
 All of the trimSon's scores resulted from three drop kicked goals from field one from the forty-tWo yards line, and all accomplished hy Mahau.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
OUTLAWS VS. ACRE CITY

The Outlaws and the Acre City teams will cross bats today 1t the Polll-street ball yard at 2:30 pm Miller and Thomas will be the pat tery for Acre City and Westfall and Westfall will perform similar ser vices for the Outlaw nine, Mighty John Baseiore. the demon box artist of the Outlaw team, has gone to cali fornia for . try-"ut with a Los An geles team. In Nestfan, Molar and Bennenato the Outlaws have some heavy hitters upon whom rests much of tho, responsibility of winning the contest today.
 Among tine old stars numbered on the Outlaw team is Bagley, who for merlv played in the Phoenix city nine.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
GEARY USES MANY SUBS:
 GLENDALE NONE

Coach ,icary of the Coyotes uscd a number "f his extra men against Glendale yesterday. but the tough -mUScled tHendaleites lastcd the entire game. The Coy oJes starred the same with the following lineup.
 HenI1, lt: Boido- IL. Sutter. ls: Hilton. c Abbott. rg; iIuncan. Fl. Marian. re. cia!pin. ph; Walters. rh. Luke fb, Teal Tn.
 Those " n" went in later We're: Pmney Merton, lc. Latham. c: Edwards re: Brandon rh. I.a Tourette lh retweiler. fh: Will key. rs.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17

la aboratory before we found the motor oil nov being used in the Ford plant. said C. T. Hobart, head of the service department of the Ford company.
 Our experiments were first made with oil made from Pennsylvania crude said MT. Hobart. We found we had better success. however, when we used western crude
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
GEORGE wRITTED IS A LUCKY MAN

may give bat the of n the up to % the And then Inc traded cor gosh mad and that wha he was
 put he ards emed to n the The hen to the ou f Inc to Braves. to he -ots ike Q boo
 In O year Whied how George in play with outfit tsucha n
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17

perienco with oils, the article says:
 The Ford company in it's huge plant at Highland Park, Detroit. maintains well equipped laboratory and chemist with trained assistants, who are continually at work trying to find the ideal motor oil for use in Ford cars.
 We worked for three years in our
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Chicnqo's Speedy BackfieId

CHICAGO, oct 16.-The speed of Chicagos backfield gave the Uni versity d thirteen to seven victory over the University of Indiana after a hard inttle
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
U. C. Comes Back Strong

BERKELEY. oct 16.-ln the first intercollegiate football game under the American rules. participated in by the University of California in nine years since Rugby was adopted here, the Varsity defeated the sherman In dians of Riverside. A to :.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Colo. Miners Win

DENVER. oct. 1G.-The Colorado School of Mines. last years cham pions of the Rocky Mountain region. defeated Wyoming state, 20 to 0.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Cornell Wins Easily

ITHACA, oct. 16.-Cornelrs expect ed test of strength with Bucknell fail ed to materiaIize. and the Itahacans won easily, II to q.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Pittsbura Beats Carlisle

PITTSBURG. Oct. 16-The Uni- versity of Pittsburg completely out played the Carlisle Indians in their annual game and won A to 0.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Michiuan's Garrison Finish

ANN ARBOH Oct. 16.-Michigal came out from behind and defeated Case college 14 to 2.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Princeton is Victor

PRINCETON, oct. 16.-Princeton rolled up a score of forty to three against Lafayette.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17

vania and the Navy played q seven to seven tie here today, each team scoring one touchdown and kicking goal
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Army Wins Touch Game

WEST POINT. oct. 16.-The Army defeated Colgate 13 to Q in one of the hardest fought games ever played on the local field
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
FORD FAVORS WESTERN CRUDE

The Petroleum News. in recent issue, published an article on oil tests. Speaking of the Ford COmpany'S eX-
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
COYOTES BUCK GLENDALE
 LINE FOR [ TOOCHOOWNS

,iapin. Walters and Teal Tcal. Holes in Visiting Formations Marian and Walters Break tp Tricks for TWO Scores
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Vale Wins 19 to o

NEW HAVEN. Oct f6.-YaIe de feated the Springfield Y. NJ. C. \ college, nineteen to notfrng.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
NORMAL TRIMS
 |NJUN ALUMNI
Thilty-two to Nothing Vie tory Opens Home Season of Pedago@ucs-Rcdskins Made Game Warm in Onc-Sidcd Contest
Especial to The Republican

TEMPE. Oct. 16.-Tempe Normal opened it's season on the home grounds today with a 32 to victory over the alumni of the United States Indian school at Phoen!x The game was considered good, but both teams showed weaknesses Coach Schaeffcr of the Pedaeoeues said this evening the Normal squad will go through it's hardest practice of the fall next
 vel. in preparation for the game the coming Saturday with the Phoenix Indian school.
 From the very start in today s aamc the Normal showed superior team work over the aged alumni uf the Indian school The scoring was done quitc re&ularly. q touchdown and a golI kick in the first quarter 2 touch down in the second quarter, in thp third quarter two touchdowns and a goal kick and one more touch down in the fourth quarter. The Red Skins had the ball in their end of the fielG d number of times but never once got close enough to their line to cause the hard fighting pedagusues much anxiety over the possibility of their opponents goose ceC score being broken.
 The Normal boys acknowledge to- night that they put up poor inter ference in todaN's @ame-far infericr to the class shown last Saturday when they held the university team down to a to Q score. Too. the boys were slow in starting their plays and seemed to lack the open ness or play that would have made them their long gains.
 one of the big games of the sea son comes next saturday and all the coming week the teachers school and the football squad will be working in anticipation and in preparation for the defeat of Phoenix nigh school If
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17

play either there or at Tempe on October -
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Coast League
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

san Francisco at Salt I.ak, Vernon at oakland
 Portland at Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Yesterdays Games

Portland z, Los Angeles 1. Vernon 8. Oakland 9.
 san Francisco g. Salt Lake ?.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Hyder Offers a Banquet

k. r. Hyder, the genial manager of HNder's House of Quality" in Tempe has put an offer across that has stimulated another desire in the hearts of the Normal footballers to win. He promises a banquet, the best that is to be had, to the peda sogues if thcy win every game be- tween now and Thanksgiving. That means some hard play. seven or eight games of it. and Hyder figures that hes taking a pretty bis chance on having to put up 9 banquet table for fifteen hearty football players.
 JubiIation March
 Just hy way ot showing their hap piness over this afternoons victory the normal boys. each single one at tired in shirt sleeves. vest and slight " rolled up trousers. paraded the streets this evening This afternoon Following tEe close of the game they visited the ladies dormitories m the same attire By tonight many of them have shouted their lungs hoarse from their loud proclaiming of the 32 to nothing score of the afternoon g9,ya
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Tie at Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 16.=Pennsyl-
Arizona republican., 1915-10-17

n will play in Phoenix
 II and Florence will
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14
ATTEND Meeting
in COLUMBIA Sc.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 14.-A large
delegation of prominent Georgians
from all parts of the state appointed
by Governor Harris and headed by
James P. Faulkner, of the Raoul Foun-
dation, have returned from Columbia,
S. c., where they have been attending
the Southern sessions of the National
Anti-Tuberculosis association.
No feature Of the national gathering
was more interesting than the reports
made of progress in Georgia during
the past year under the direction Of
Mr.. Faulkrer and the foundation, of
which he is executive secretary.
During the year Mr.. Faulkner deliv-
cred more than 80 educational lectures
and thousands of pieces of literature
have been distributed through the
public schools particularly in north
Georgia.
Many local branches have been es-
tablished in different Georgia cities,
and this organization work is rapidly
going forward still.
Perhaps the most notable local or
ganization accomplished yet in Geor-
gia has been in Brunswick where q
headquarters has been established,
with trained nurses, clinic and other
necessary adjuncts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-14

Miss will vote upon paving bonds.
Eustis, Fla, voted 100000 of paving
and sewer bonds.
Among the items of construction
work to be done, as reported this week
are:
Bank building to be remodeled, Val
dosta, Ga; church building addition.
Lakeland, Fla; bridges, Floyd county,
Georgia; river bridge, near Woolsey,
Ca, and Augusta and Cedartown, Ga. :
clubhouse, Columbia, s. c.; drainage,
near Silver City, Miss; dradging,
Miami, Fla; fraternal building, San
ford, Fla; hotel building to be re-
modelled, Fellsmere, Fla; infirmary
building addition, Florence, S. c.;
paving, Kissimmee and Sarasota, Fla;
school buildings, Alfalfa, Ala, Daytona
and Live Oak, Fla, and Agricultural
High schioI buildings, Meridian, Miss.
Construction contracts havev been
awarded as follows:
''Abattoir, Greenwood, S. c.; bank
building, Selma, Ala; bridges, Merid-
ian, Miss; gas plant, Valrico, Fla;
drainage canal, near West PIN Beech,
Fla; Masonic building, Dalton, Ca;