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Arizona republican., 1915-05-09
K. OF p.

Our memorial exercises this year will be held on the last Sunday of this month May 30th, in our Castle Hall. The hour of the meeting will not be given out until later. giving the committee tome to formulate a program and to submit a more defi- nite report.
 Flower day will be celebrated on Friday night. May 2Sth, in conjunc- ton with the presentation of the Past Chancellor's jewels to our Past Chancellor.
 The committee. composed of Broth . CTS Claud w. Cisney. Earl s. Curtis and Thomas NJ. Smith are working faithfully on these two dates, and we may expect something novel from their labors.
 The sick committee reports Broth CTS c. D.. Young and Zander as im- proving slowly.
 Brother Ice was present and re- ported for himself
Arizona republican., 1915-05-09
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcHl

NEW YORK, May S.-The net result of today's stock market session was calculated to diSpel all doubts of this countrv's ability to maintain it's finan- ciai equilibrium in the fact of very try ing circumstances. Overnight advices m connection with the sinking of the Lusitana. carrying political implica- tionS of grave import, were expected to find direct reflection in the values of securities As a matter of fact, the market broke severely in the first fif- teen minutes and stocks throughout the
Arizona republican., 1915-05-09

Little MarNfs mamma had promised to take her to see a moving picture sPow on a certain afternoon, but cir cumstances compelled her to change her plans "Oh, dear" sighed Mary T do wish I had a mother that wasn't so freckled minded,'
Arizona republican., 1915-05-09
FOR 1915 COPPER

CHARLES A. STONEHAM AND COMPANY announce new pub lication in their series of PRO- TECTIVE PUBLICITY, entitled COPPER"
 The new booklet contains wealth of vital and valuable in
 formation on this subject. It com prises sixty pages, divided into five parts.
 Part l. contains the history of copper metal, the part now being played by American mines in the worlds production and demand together with a forecast of the future of the red metal Part II. is devoted to Copper Securities. the history of the share markets and the present relation ship or securities prices to the new conditions in the metal. Part IT, contains copper statis- tics of incalculable value to the investor and speculator. showing production and consumption fig ures, price ranges. dividends, etc.
 Part ", represents an analysis
 Ol tlllI AN -i4N ' Npl'Htl NolAil'fiAAlNF3
 giving capitalization, funded debt,
 officers. dominant interests. prop
 erty. location and acreage. ore re- serves. costs. annual output. and
 at the end of each company state
 ment the company analysis is ap-
 pended, table showing earnings
 per share with each variation of
 1c per pound in the price of cop
 per metal.
 Part V. give instructions for trading in copper securities. to- gether with a brief description of
 the business of Charles A. Stone ham &, Company.
 The booklet is handsomely and attractively printed in two colors, bound in copper colored covers, and is a de luxe edition.
 A copy of this booklet will be sent without any charge whatso- ever. The edition is limited be- cause of the great expense in cured in it's preparation, and we suggest requests for copies be fil- ed as early as possible.
 CHAS. 4. ST0hEHAM & co. Al Brosd St. New York City
Arizona republican., 1915-05-09
Odd Fellows Picnic

Odd Fellows Picnic
 The odd Fellows picnic committee is able to report earlier than was first expected, they decided on Sa- tCrday, May 22, and Riverside Park is the place where the odd Fellows picnic of all the valley lodges is going to be held. It is therefore desired that Hayden. Mesa, Tempe. Phoenix, Glendale and Buckeye lodges take a day off for this pur- pose and make this holiday. all Odd Fellows living or sojourning in this great valley are earnestly re quested to turn out in full force on that day and assist in making this gathering and reunion one of the greatest successes in the history of Odd Fellowship in this valley Bring all your family and friends, this picnic is open to the public who wish to mingle with the Odd Eel lows on that day. The amusement at the park is open with the privi- lege to all. The band music is free there will be speeches and games of different sorts which the commit tee has provided for. It is expected there will also be a fat man and 2 lean mans race, including boys and girls races, of course it is well understood that no race is complete without the Rebekahs, who always turn out in large numbers on such occasions. Everybody boost for this picnic, and help making it one of the good old fashioned basket picnics like we used to have in the old New England states and the jungle at the river bottom will remind you again of the good old picnics we used to enjoy in northern woods. For further announcements watch the daily press.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-09
LODGE LORE

transfer card to Woodbinc Temple at san Diego. where they are now lo- Cated our loss is their gain as Sister Peck was always an active worker.
 letter was received from Sister Phoebe Spencer now living at Tri- angle. Idaho, which was filled with beautiful expressions of love and fra = ternal feeling for the members of our temple, to whom she wished to be remembered.
 Delicious refreshments were serv- ed at the close of the meeting by the committee. The next meeting will be held Thursday afternoon. Nay goth. Bring an application for mem 5ership and your fancy work.
 NJ. of R. and C.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-09

Amalgan1ated. 6S; Smelting, 65 $ /: Santa Fe. 99: St. Paul. 91; New York Central. S5H; Pennsylvania, 1a7: Reading. 1924; Southern Pacific. SS1A :: Union Pacific, 1243s Steel. 535s; Pre- ferred, 10631.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-09
Metals
Stocks

Electrolytic. $19: Silver. 90; Copper steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
"Y" ATHLETES ARE
ROUNDING INTO FORM

Monday begins the final week OF
practice Of the local athletes for the
southW estern track and field meet
Some Of the boys have been making
exceptionally good marks in the field
events Orb Walker promises TO hang
up a new mark in the polevauIt
Judging by his performances Of the
last week. His best mark was ten feet
-FOUR. lettering the southwestern feder-
alton mark by a foot Unless Roswell
has an exceptionally good entry in this
event il should net orb a first place
as the A. & NJ boys have not equalled
IL yet
Guyler is working well IN the two
weight and jumping events and viii be
heard from IN all four without a doubt
Harris, Schumacher and Pickens will
also keep Guyler company in the
weights.
Hard, consistent training promises
to help Ben Romero bring home the
bacon in the half and mile. Romero
has worked faithfully for a long
period in these events and il viii take
good man TO beat him in either
event Sag Shea and Frank Scotch
promise TO make good running mates
for Romero in these events
In the short distance events Race.
Walker, WOrthington, Livingston are
showing good form Although work
ing IN the pole vaule, high jump and
broad, Race viii be heard from in the
short distances and the hurdles as
there is no limit to his endurance.
The high jump viii be Bills big event
Lee Nichols. the Hexathlon indoor
champ, IS making a good bid for out
door honOrs especially in the" pole
vault He also looks good IN the runs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
Sports
Boys Annate
- NeFsHn md
A8k A1O Y 1OlAAAO

and won by a score Of IS to 8 in a game
that was marked by heavy hitting on
the part Of the soldier lads
The second team OF the Alamo Tigers
defeated the Alhambras on sunday
morning by a score Of 10 to g. The IL
gers grabbed a lead in the first inning
and were never headed
Alamo Tigers first team played and
defeated the Ideals on sunday AFTER
of to 8. The game was one OF the best
amateur contests Of the season
The Aentucky Tigers played the
Texas Tigers on Saturday and won BY
a score Of I6 TO z. The game was
PLAYED on the Mesa grounds Johnny
Grimes pitched for the winning team
and IsadOre Hoffman OBLIGATED behind
the bat Hoffman. Grimes. Carl Hayden
and Philip Gibson starred for the win
ners. For the Texas Tigers, John Bel
don pitched and Harold Beldon was be-
hind the bat. Carl Hayden made home
run.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
BAKER ARRIVES
LATE. LEAVES, EARLY

Erwin G. Baker, who IS racing from
san Diego 10 New York in an auto
mobile, in an effort to break the trans
continental record. was in FL Paso for
Few hours on Sunday morning but
arrived so late that the greeting
planned by local motorists had 10 be
called off Baker is accompanied by
W. F. Sturm. OF the Indianapolis News.
and The Herald received the following
wire from him on Saturday evening
dated from LOrdsburg. " n.
Arrived Lordsburg at Sis. 34s miles
for the day. Arrive FL Paso between
10 and IL"
Local motorists were notified and R
II. Rineharts president Of the auto club
arranged a party to greet the racer
After waiting from $3.50 p. m until mid
night, they decided that Baker had
been lost en- route and called off the
reception. 1t was just 2 o'clock on
Sunday morning when the dustlacen
car made its appearance in the little
plaza
Baker and Sturm put up at a local
hotel and had five hours Of much need
ed rest They pulled out again on
Sunday morning at o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10

TITLE Herald Carriers are feeling very
chesty, having won two games on
Il Saturday morning. They tackled
the Las Cruces Juniors in one contest
and won by a score OF 1s to Z. and then
went after the Fort Bliss Juniors,
whom they defeated by a score OF &c
to 8.
The score By innings Of the game
with Las Cruces was
Herald Carriers .......O51 341 O2x-16
Las Cruces Juniors. ... 300 100 10
Batteries Carriers. Smith and Brown
Las Cruces, Ellis nd Brown
The score Of the Fort Bliss-Carriers
game was.
Herald Carriers ......321 81 0-ze
Fort Bliss Juniors4- .1O1 210 O. 5
Batteries: Carriers, oliver and Brown
Fort Bliss, Reaney and FlOtO.
The Fort Bliss Juniors got some sat
isfactiOn on Sunday. however, when
they went against the Ell Paso Giants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
BOWLING

-Four duck pin leagues have been
organized at the Cactus club and the
season viii open this week Clark
Carruthers- Gring and Hansen will cap
tain four teams in the Cement league.
They will roll their first games on
Monday night.
For the Bankers league. four teams
have been entered, representing the
First National. the Commercial. the
State and the Rio Grande banks.
The big league will consist OF the
Globe Mills, Old Guards City Bank and
Calishers- They will roll Wednesday
nights.
The Smelter trundlers viii have the
alleys on Thursday night, with teams
captained by Fenner, COrmuck. Comp
ton and Hammell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
How to Overcome the Tor.
ture Without Harm
full Drugs.

4 legion OF people have used S. s. S. and
have overcome the worst forms Of rheuma.
tism.
This disease Of the blood is little under.
stood because Of its strange symptoms
scarcely two people having It exactly alike
And yet, no matter what its form or how
painful and distressing. S. $. S. seems tc
have almost a divine influence in driving II
out releasing the nerves from pain and clear
ing the joints and muscles 50 they work with
out restraint The best explanation for this
happy result is the fact that in S. S. s are
certain ingredients which act as an antidote
They are natures providence TO man.
Just as the meats, fats. salts and sugars Of
our daily food provide Us with nOurishment.
so does s s $. give TO the blood the exact
Teuicinal requirement to clear the stream.
drive out impurities and reconstruct the
body II destructive germs have gained q
foothold. Go TO any drug store today and
get bottle Of S. s. S II will do you good
But be sure TO refuse any and all substitutes
And II yours Is a stubborn case. write to the
Medical Adviser. The Swift Specific Co. 100
Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. This department
Is presided over by a physician proud Of his
name by virtue Of his distinguished family
and a foremost doctor on his Own merits,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
DOUGLAS HAS WON
ONLY ONE GAME

Albuquerque, n, NJ. May 1O.-Doug-
las won but one game Of the first series
Of league ball in this city. Reds an
stars having won the SATURDAY pame
and the first half Of the Sunday double
bill.
Irion easily outpitched Ross on sat
urday. The stars got 10 hits off the
Douglas pitcher and were further aided
by four errors The score by innings;
Douglas .... ....211 O1O 600 s 4
Albuquerque .---.114 COZ I2x-I7 Ig 0
Batteries. Douglas. Ross and Fam
ming; Albuquerque. IriOn and RaedeI.
The Sunday games were much better
exhibitions Of baseball than had. been
seen any time during the series. Both
Mcconnell and Trekeu were hit hard
IN the first game but the fielding was
clean and Albuquerque had no material
advantage at any time. The score was
Albuquerque, 6; Douglas f.
Mcconnell came right back again In
the second game and enjoys the honor
OF being the first pitcher in the Rio
Grande leageu 10 work both ends Of
doubleheader. After the first inning he
had the local siuggers safe. while the
visitors got to Carl ZamlOck in the
third and drove him from the Inound.
scoring seven runs. Jardon went in and
checked the slaughter but the damage
was done The scores:
Score-First game. R.H.E.
Douglas ....-.-...O 600 10 go IA
Albuquerque 200 30 1Ox-.s 13 o
Batteries. Douglas. Mcconnell and
dell
Second game. HE
Douglas -. ..........2O7 OO-s 4 !
Called at end Of fifth.
Batteries; Douglas, Mcconnell and
Kraft; Albuquerque. Zamlock, Jardo1
and Raedell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
ANY ONE Of THREE FIGHTERSMAY
WIN WELSH'S LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE
White Richie or Mandot Would Defeat the Champion in
20 Round Decision Affair." Is Belief the Chief Diff
ulty Being in Getting Welsh to Assent to a Fight
for Title; Welsh Is Whiting Under Criticism
By RINGSIDE

his jab is robbed Of its sting it would
I not be surprising to see even mediocre
lghtWeights wade in and garter
punches with the champion
Welsh shattered his right hand on
the ivory cruSted cupOla of Red" Wat
son, a coast lightweight and Frederick
IS still out Of commission 1t win be two
weeks more before he will be seen in
action.
II only White, Richie or Man7dot
could tease the champion into such a
match as mentioned in the earlier. para
graph Each Of these three has proved
his worth in the ring, and all have
earned the right TO engage Welsh in
battle with the title at stake.
Welsh Is willing.
Welsh is beginning to wilt under the
steady fire Of criticism directed at him
for his refusal TO put his title in the
balance, and If some lightweight does
not knock Welsh away from his throne
soon. there is every Indication that
there viii be another class without a
recognized ruler
welsh is showing a marked aversion
for steady training, and in recent fights
has shown a tendency TO let fat &C
cumulate in the region OF the abdomen
rms is the first sign Of a ring lagEard.
Welsh has reached the stage where
even light training is an arduous task
and II ne is not careful he will out
grow the lightweight division before
ne can realize the situation.
The lightweight champion gave the
first intimation OF this state Of affairs
when he declared that he was willing
TO fight Packy Mcfarland. il Patrick
would consent to do the Welterweighf
pOundase- II Welsh were sure he could
make 135 pounds ringside he would
insist on that limit But the fact that
ne IS ready 10 night in the next division
indicates that Welsh would have diff
Guilty IN coming down to the accented
lightweight standard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
In the Big Leagues

Morton Of the Indians scored his
NTH consecutive victory by beating
the Mackmen, Sunday. 3 to O.
Gene Dubuc Outpitched Walter John
son and let the Senators down ,rirb
one hit. the Tigers winning t. o.
The White Sox got going in the LAST
three innings at St Louis ana beat
the Browns, to J.
punching hits off Douglas in the
fifth inning, the Pirates beat the Refs.
s to 3.
Saier's homer and Higgins error
gave the Cubs a victory over tho Cards.
to ! on Sunday
There was only one game Sunday
in the Federal league. the Newl-ks
taking their third straight from me
Chifeds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
SHELTON PAYNES
PULL TRIPLE
It's First Play of It's Kind
in Southwest This Sea-
son; 2 Games Played.

A triple play featured Sundays games in
the Commercial league at Washington park
With the bases fun and none out in the
Feldman- Shelton-Payne game in the fourth
inning, Gallagher lined hard one at Chat
faro, who made a pretty catch. caught Crabh
off third and reiayed to Sanchez before Ma
son could get back TO second.
Crabb's catch Of Frances line drive IN
the sixth inning was another feature. Walk
srs long drive that would have been a home
run had the game not ended when he reached
third. gave the victory to the Feldmans s
to = The Feldmans were two behind but
the bases were loaded when Walker stepped
up TO the plate The box score follows
p A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
GOTHAM DEMANDS
NEW GIANT TEAM
Continued From Previous PaEe.)


do any raus-ing because he's rather shy
on good outfielders and needs SnOd-
grace right away, hitting or hitlesa And
Snodgr IS, by the way. is said to be an
other Of the three year contract gents.
Maruuard became a popular hero
when he pitched that no run. no hit
game. but slipps { back to the common
herd when Brooklyn Walloped him in
his next start Those who shouted his
praises loudest after his no hit achieve
ment shifted sentiment quickly when
he was batted around the lot on his
second start Those who said the no
hit game showed Rube was back
among the people this year changed
their views and called his accomplish
ment a fluke after he lost in his sec
ond time out
Some others OF McGraw's crew are
being PANIED. Most OF those are the
older players. The cry in New York is
for new faces and real ball players as
owners Of those faces The fact that
McCfraW combed the bushes last sum
mer and failed TO find real star among
more than 80 kids doesn't satisfy the
howls- They want 1IcGraw to put a
new team in the field They don't care
where he gets it. or how he gets il
They want il. And they insist they
won't be denied
But they will be denied-at least
until the 1916 season has slipped along
into history.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
'REGRET" CAPTURES
KENTUCKY DERBY

Louisville, KY, Nay S.-Harry Payne
Whitney's chestnut fiIly, Regret, ridden
by Jockey J. hotter, won the KENTUCKY
derby valued at approximately $4,000
at Churchill Downs here today. Ee-
eret was the first filly ever to score
a victory In the Il years history OF the
state. She defeated Is other starters
Her time for the mile and quarter
was 2.05 2-5. Pebbles was second
Sharpshooter third.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10

TRACK MEET HELD

Princeton. n. J, May s.-The annual
YaIe-PrincetOn track meet was held
here today. Summaries:
Nile run, Mackenzie Princeton; sec
ond, Atha Princeton; third, Poucher,
yale. time four minutes. 20 seconds
40 yard run: Wilkie, Yale, Moore
Princeton, Richardson, Princeton;
Time 40 Is seconds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
JOE TINKER IS HURT; MAY
BE OUT OF GAME FOR LIFE

Chicago, III, May S-JOe Tinker
manager Of the Chicago team Of the
Federal league, has sustained a rupture
in his right side and Will be out OF the
game as a player for a month. II not
for life, according TO a dispatch to the
Chicago Daily News fnpm Newark, y.
J.. from a staff correspOndent- TIE
injury was sustained Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
ELKs BEAT KNIGHTS

The EIlzs' ball team got revenge on
the Knights OF Columbus at Washing
ton park on Sunday morning when the
best people" won by a score OF 20 to
10 in contest that was marked bv
free hitting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
American Assoeiatlon.
southsrn Assoclatlnn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Eunanr.. Co..

At St Louis RH E.
Chicago -. 900 600 1876 S
St Louis --.......OOO 0OI OOO-1
Batteries-ChicagO Russell and Daily,
Schalk- St Louis. Loudermilk. James,
Baumgardner. HOch and Agnew.
At Detroit RH. z.
Washington 100 900 600 ] O
Detroit $500. 200 0I0 0Op-1
Batteries-W Washington. Johnson and
Ainsmith; Detroit. Lubuc and Baker.
At Cleveland r H 2.
Philadelphia ..--- 900 600 600 I
Cleveland ....-.- 600 COS 0Os-3 .
Batteries-Philadelph Bush. Bres-
sler and Schang; Cleveland. Norton and
O-EafTr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.


CAAuA-a nNAAGHs
At New Orleans l. Little Rock ,.
At Mobile s; Nashville 3.
At Memphis 0; Birmingham 3.
Saturdays Games.
At Chattanooga 8: Atlanta ..
At Nashville 5: Mobile 5.
At Memphis 0; Birmingham 9.
At Little Rock 3; New Orleans g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
HERALD CARRIERS WIN
IN DOUBLE HEADER

The Herald carriers baseball team
won a double header Saturday morning
at the Foundry grounds beating the Fl
Bliss Juniors q &c 5, and the Las Cru
ces Juniors IS to Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus TO-. Cleveland 9.
At Milwaukee 4. Kansas city 5.
At Minneapolis Z; st. Paul .
At. Indianapolis 8; Louisville Z.
Saturdays Games
At Louisville 8; Indianapolis s.
At St. Paul 4 Minneapolis I.
At Kansas CITY 2: Milwaukee 2
At Cleveland II: Columbus L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10

J. " LOLAlAH MAY ~ tlaL E LDL
nj the shock, mates, Freddie Welsh
L has about reached the tether Of
his championship meanderings. and if
he can only be induced to fight to a
referees decision any one Of the three
lads we have in mind, we will guran-
zee you. dear customer, new worlds
lightweight Champion champion
with fighting prOclivvities-
Our candidates for next lightweight
champion are Charley White, q resident
Of Chicago, Willie Richie, whose
habitat when he is not uplifting the
dammer, is san Francisco, and Joe
MandOL the New Orleans baker boy.
Each OF this formidable trio has had
one or more filings at the Englishman,
and in the aggregate so rounds Welsh
has fought against these three. at no
one time did Freddie land a stunning
blow, punch that dazed his opponent
even momentarily.
Welsh out-tapped Richie in two
20 round spats, and was severely
trounced by the former champion IN
ten rounds White twice has outboxed
Welsh in ten round bouts, and Mandot
put up hard ten round tilt against
the Briton Just a year ago.
Assuredly time does not improve the
effectiveness Of a boxer at the age Of
%, which milestone in life Welsh turned
two months ago. White and Richie
have Just passed p, while MandOt
turned attain that age in August Of
athis year So it cal readily be seen that
they have many years Of efficient ring
service ahead.
First Up Should Win.
It is now Up to the managers Of the
aforementioned three. TO start negotia-
tons for decisive match with Freddie
Welsh-a 20 round brush with q ref
erees verdict attached. 1t is our BELIEF
that the first one to inveigle Welsh
into such an arrangement viii ascend
10 the lightweight throne; so it be-
hooves the sponsors Of White, Richie
and MandOt to force the issue. and let
Welsh alone decide the lucky adversary
Welsh. We reiterate, is done as a
fighter He has seen his best days in
the ring, and the sole reason he has
chung 10 his title so long-it is ten
months since he relieved Richie Of the
diadem-is because OF the no decision
contests prevailing in this country
True, decision bouts are permitted in
several communities. but Welsh has en-
gagged in only two Of these affairs
since becoming heir to the lightweight
crown; and he was wary to choose q
mark" each time.
Has fractured Hand.
Another thing which has tended 20
diminish Welsh's ring power is the
fact that he must henceforth favor a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
PHOENIX WINS
COMPLETE SERIES


olllltlaFl otoIen 1ases- DemaeEI1. Nc
Ardles sacrifice hits. Brown, Stroloff. two
base hits, Felts; bases on balls. off Nc
Creery I; struck out. by EcCreery T. bv
Horstman .; left on base. Phoenix s. Tucson
o; first base on errors. Phoenix 8. Tucson ] .
time Of game, I-45s attendance 500; UNI
pire, Kane.