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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

But for losing one game against the
Serbian master Kostic, the local expert
A. kupchik would now he in possession
Of three championship titles. but by los
Ing the aforesaid game in the tie match
for the championship OF the Isaac L..
Rice Progressive Chess Club. he a to
be satisfied with the holding of the cham-
p!onship OF the Manhattan Chess Club
and the Empire state. II will be remem-
bered that j. Bernstein challenged Kup-
chik for the championship title OF the
Empire State and after playing two
games. the first having been won by.
Bernstein and the second drawn. Bern
stein fell Ill and the match had to be
discontinued Last week. however. play
was continued and by kupchik winning
three straight games he retained the
title of champion Of the Empire State,
won 10y him on February %. 1915. 90
The final game. played on Friday eve
ming. was a highly interesting one. As
Will A. seen from the score OF the game.
which is appended. Bernstein played
spirited chess. sacrificing a bishop for
four pawns. and If he had continued
playing his best. he ought to have won
the gafne The scor.
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Kentucky tMarch. 1916. 1873 =. W. 20O.
1t was laid down that II there has been
merely a delay or interruption In the
carriage contracted for. II a passenger
IL put off at "A safe place. where he can
have comfortable accommodations. and
there is no element Of insult. %indigntty.
violence or wronHdoing. tho damage
should be limited to compensation for
loss OF time and expense incurred by the
delay.
1t was, however. held that where a
carrier sold a ticket 10 a city In which
"A street car strike was In progress. with
out warning that passengers wouh not
DO taken to the terminal station. and a
passenger was put off at h outskirts Of
the city on u bad nicht. where there was
no accommodation for her safety or com
fort, and she had to make her way to
the central part of the city. some three
miles distant. she was not limited to q
recovery for her loss Of time and ac-
tuai expense incurred In completing the
Journey to the terminal station and In
returning to her home. hut might also
recover for any discomfort or sickness
resulting directly from the failure of the
company TO transport her to tho ter.
minal station.
Tho old rule NJ criminal law that .
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There's gloom pervadinE Psrkins' store.
Where the old pessimists
scun their kip skins along the moor
And double up their fists.
They grit their teeth and was their jaws
TIL the alfalfa floats
Like bannerets; and why's Because
OF cotton In their threats.
In Perkins hne italian hand
IL written on n card
Tho price Of beverages-and
Life suddenly turns hard
with sugar II will be fifteen.
with Ice a nickel more:
The tansy bed In growing lean
But FREQ Just as before"
"War prices rule the roost to-day"
says Perkins with q sigh.
And Ash are getting scarce this way
So. that's the reason why
I had to hist the price . bit:
do II with regret.
And u the war continues
VIII 90 up higher yet"
In single nle they smbls TO
This quiet little room
wners Psrkins' sparkling mountain dew
Frases thirst and gloom.
even! War is just what sherman SAID"
He uttered IN his wrath
After each steady tipped HE head
TO . eur Anger bath.
HoaAcs kELLm.
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T~opsy-Turvy Town.

Up here ! have my lunch at noon
Midway between the earth and moon.
And watch within the transom glass
Set swinging wide. reflections pass
or all the trafic of the town
Upon Its queer way upside down.
| see the people In the street
walk on their heads instead of feet:
A wagon with strange iettcrcd sign
Drawn by a horse upon Its spine:
A crimson fash Of cable cars.
A nag that flaps q feld Of stars;
An automobile tina. has sped
with frantic wheels whirled overhead.
And slice Of chauffeur sitting prim.
Inverted. minus head and limb.
And Mapping In and out OF view.
The strip OF stars against the blue.
NJ. e. BrEBLER.
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good motive In no defence where he
act complained OF Is q crime In cou~
temptation OF law. was applied In he
Kentucky cass Of DeIk v. Commons
wealth. l7s g.. w. ll29. J.. X. A. ls1sRs
lll7. which holds that II preacher ~
guilty'of . preach OF the peace In using
before a congregation OF men, wome6
and children assembled for worship OBJ
scene language Of a character cai0u&
lated to insult his hearers and provukA
an assault. although his intention q
merely to rebuks the sin Of tmpuFftyS
with no intent 20 disturb OF embarrsa
II one.
That q man may kill in defence a
his sister where she would have o.
right of self-defence. and In Response 6
n call for help he finds q man has throWQ,
her dow and IL apparently choking hs4
TO death. In held In People W., ForNeH
L. r. A. l9i6B. se&.
That Q mother ann hold q eailroao
company liable for neg,igently killing
her minor child where the negligence OF
tho father proximately contributed to the
accident. although the father was also
killed IN the same accident, IL held IN
parbrlnsky w. Pennsylvania Co, /. II.
A. 1915 f., ISL.
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White % Pieces.
White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 61A.
Authors solution; !. B-K7.
Cooks: l. O-Kt?. l Q--BS.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. e7B.
|, Kt-Q8.
solutions received to Problems Nos. en-
and $50 from Marcus l. Ward Erie. PAT
srt.. Phiadelphis. Pa; jacob II. Smith.
ford, conn: $ Chittend.n. GuiitorS.
Conn: Henry F. Mewst. New York cityi
York city; j. = Burri. Nav York eityi
l.. Leauin. East Orange. *. il benjamin.
Adams New York city; Prof, n. L. psFrA
solution to Problem NO. e7o received
Additional solutions received to Roe4
lens Nos. 07c and S'8 from Aifonso Mar
tinez. Havana. Cuba: BenJamin AdAmA
New York city Marcus l. Ward. Erie. Pa
CORRESPONDENCE
3. II. Chittenden. New York. maineAiae
that B-oB7 VII siso solve Problem Ne
BentAm.n Adams and Robert 4. o>seA
iish fo,waId .1A,yses aeeo,tin5 90 wSios
against Marshall by. q. RsR Marehsu
could then not have taken the queen AfG4,
Is Il would also have LED to . host !gamA-
Henry. =. Mowst, New York. CtyOTAe
solutions to Tire. movers, but the ksy
move 10 sunicient for two movers.
+. J. Marshall states that his new sAa
dress 10 81 West Sixty-ninth street.
II. Powers. westport, Conn, beteves tAaS
Or also solves Problem No. e1s.
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Can EN-!

Prom the Richmond Tunes D,spdtch.
Troubles are everywhere.
Rising and striking.
Troubles pursue MS here
None 10 our KIM
Sorrows are In and out.
Daytime ana nighttime.
For they are naught about
Picking the right time
Don't let them harry you-
That's the prescription
Else they will carry YOU
To hts compton
Just scorn them and hout them.
send them all chasing.
And you'll be without them,
LIES Joys embracing.
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New Dreams for Old.


Prom thu Century.
Is there no voice In the world to come
erying.. u,u u, o,n
New for Old"
MANY have long In my heart been lying.
Faded, weary and cold.
Al, Of them. all. would ! give for . new
one.
Is there no seeker
OF dreams that wereF
Nor would l ask II the new were . true
Only for new dreams!
New for old
For I am here. half way OF my journey,
Here with the old!
All so old
Ana the best heart with death II At tour
III naught new II II told.
Will there no voice, then, come, or q vision,
Come with the beauty
That ever blows
Out Of the lands that are called Elysian'
must have new dreams!
GALE YoUHo RICE.
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The Blrth Of Friendship

Prom the Rosfon Transcript.
A merges twilight into night.
As darkness into morn.
A lily buds unfold and bloom
SO Is true friendship born.
MAny q GROSS.
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Where was II in New York hat Dr.
Burchard made his Rum. Romanism
and Rebellion" speech NJ. II. s.
In the Firth Avenue Hotel. where
Blaine was stopping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

Has Dr. Mary Walker permission from
the United States Government to wear
the costume OF u male? Can such n
privilege be obtained from the Govern
ment. and If 90. how" q. W. !"
DR.. Mary Walker was an assistant
surgeon In the civil war. Congress
granted her a medal, a small pension
and the privilege she especially sought
Of lawfully wearing male attire, II is
conceivable that by similar act OF Con-
gress another woman might be author
ICED to wear trousers.
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Where IAN ! find the statement of
some American humorist to the effect
that It IL better not to know so many
things than to know 80 many things that
amt so? W. II. Is.
Was II Josh B,lliHgs7
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r. n +. saws The dsclarer Is Playing
a no .rumper when II says. Il suppose
vpu can spread them now Upon which
BIS partner remarks, "Not yet. he cant"
The dcclarer at once demands that a
place the KIM Of clubs on IA" table. as
that IL clearly the only possible trick
against him Can no do this
There Is nothing in the laws 10 Justly
such a demand. \ might not have the
card referred to ~ all and might be
oul,e mistaken as 20 his power 10 win
"A trick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

Casino. 4 q h. saws: A nNe and
nine on the board when a puts a four on
the five. calling at a nine. Il plays a
king and a puts an ace on the nine that
vas left apart. but calls II as two mines
y objects. Can A take back the ace
and leave the two mines, or take In tho
first nine and leave the other
The ace must be left on the table and
the whole combination must he broken
up. as the player attempted TO take In
a card that did not belong 20 the com
bina,ion. That Is. the I'VE ana fouf
must be separated, as II II no longer
a nine build.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

J bernstein OF the Isaac l.. Rice Pro-
gressive Chess club gave a performance
% Simultaneous play 1T the Borough
Park Chess Clu on Wednesday evening,
when he won seven games and drew
three with DR.. j. Clurman. Councillor
NJ lane ard r Mailman respectively.
There was "A large attendance OF mem
bers. who seemed thoroughly e enjoy
the play of Bernstein. The members.
who up 10 now met at each others
private residences. then and there de.
cidtd to fix up "a regular clubroom. the
majority OF them present subscribing
S25 each FOR the purchase OF chess
tables. chessinen. SC. and for rental Of
rooms in a suitable quarter.
Jackson W. Showalter of George
town, Ky. beat Norman Il. Whitaker
OF Washington. D.. e., in a set match Of
seven games up by six games TO one,
the contest having begun on June IS
and concluded last Thursday at Lex
ington. NY. Inasmuch a. only the
scores OF two games have come to hand
SO far little can be said about the quail
ity Of the play. II Is, however. stated
on good authority that Whitaker on
several occasions outplayed his adver-
sary. but he was urablc TO take full
advantage OF the positions and finally
lost the games through inferior end
game play. Two OF these games are
herewith appended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

V!ngt-et-un. s. Mos. says; \ has put
IN n dollar when the banker calls upon
all opposed to him 10 double A refuses
to do this. as his card has no chance.
Does he take down his dollar In such a
case?
No, Il IL forfeited 20 the banker. as
il il assumed hat A was willing TO bet
n dollar on his chances and now admits
that he cannot win.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

Who was the author OF a poem called
The First Thanksgiving? J.. n
The First Thanksgiving" verses BY
Hezekiah Butterworth. originally APP
pearing in the Youths Companion. may
be found in n volume entitled "Shoe-
makers Bes. Selections. No IL" issued
In 1913 by the Penn Publishing Com
pany OF Philadelphia. The lines Dc no.
deal. as might be inferred, with the Pll.
grim Fathers, but depict scenes OF re-
Joicing In Spain upon the return OF the
discoveries OF America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

Mrs. 7. says: 1t IL dummy's lead.
but the deciarer plays a high spade, -
says. Wrong hand and the deciarer
takes back the spade and leads n heart
from dummy. \ protests and asks that
the spade lead stand. Can lie amend
his partners demand?
Il has made no demand. Stating that
the lead is from the wrong hand Is not
asking that It be made from the right
hand, Attention having been called to
the error. II IL the privilege Of either
adversary 10 let the lead stand or have
t corrected. provided they do not CON
suit about Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

The old rule Of criminal law, that q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

ave read somewhere that a feet
was once captured by cavalrymcu. Can
you give me the circumstances
NJ q. g.
II was In the Dutch French wal Of
l793-l795. The Dutch fleet was ice
bound in the Zuyder Zee when French
soldiers under Picherru entered Amster-
dam. II could moi get away. Il could not
move: the French cavalry surrounded
II and forced it's surrender.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

In Louisville 4 ". R'y . Lighting Co.
w. Comley. In the Court OF Appeals Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

j. c. says: A pegs a run Of six when
he plays his last card In the following.
In which he played first: A52263 1.
Il bets there is M run at an.
n IL correct. The duplicate deuces In
terrupt the sequence, II one Of those
cards was absent there would be a run.
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That there IL some limitation to an at
torney's privilege in making statements
In pen court on the trial OF an action IL
held in la Porte vs, Leonard before the
New Jersey Court OF Errors and Appeals
In which, during n proceeding In the
Recorders Court In Hoboken. II APP
peared that the defendant. an attorney
OF long standing. said concerning his adj
| versary:
YOU are a yermin. You are n dis
grace to the bar, and are starting out In
the wrong way az n young lawyer. This
viii give you a black eye. You and your
client committed perjury. You suborned
| your client"
Tho court overruled the defendants
defence OF privilege n stated that the
rule OF privilege. invoked AMI enun-
ciated in the case OF Munster va. Lamb
Oh q. II. Div, bSs), commonly desig-
mated ms the English rule. has been quite
generally repudiated In this country and
IL not the law Of this State; and that
the privilege invoked does not extend
10 the limit of protecting counsel In CIV
ing uttcrance TO slandcrous expressions
against counsel, parties OF witnesses.
which expressions have no relation to
or bearing upon the issue or subject
matter before the court
In Louisville 4 N, R'y 3 Lighting Co.
vs.. Comley. In the Court Of Appeals Of
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Solo Whist. u. G. II. SAYS: Eldest
hand pa sses, next player proposes, third
player holds only one trump but has
two aces and n well guarded king, u
bets this is a very bad hand on which
to accept.
Il is correct on general principles, as
the first proposal. IL not made by the
eldest hand. In almost v ariably on gen.
eral strength. and wants trumps to help
him out. For his reason the player
who accepts must have trump strength,
which IL not the case with the hand
given.
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Cribbage. T. G. Y. says: Playing tive
hand. A pegs a hand for 20 holes. l
calls attention to an error in countinl
and says II Is Is only. 20 he takes dow
AS . and adds . to his own score, 4
counts the hans again and appeals u
n b%ystander. who confirms As coun
and proves 20 to be correct, Now wha
happens TO the points taken down an
pcgged AZ penalty?
a goes back to 20 and adds . a
eAactcd as penalty.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
Willard Sprints Through Frozen Central Park: Moran Jogs Near Training Camp: Prctcndcr Anxious for the Gong
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 NEW YORK, March l5- In driving snow ~torm, over frozen and slippery roads. both Jess Willard and Frank Moran did hard work today in prep aration for their bout. The champion ioEScd about four miles through Cen tral Park and along nearby thorough fares while MOran's five mile run was cross country near his WCStchcSter training quarters, Neither was sorry when the outdoor work had been com plcted
 Willard went through his regular afternoon stunts in the West Side club house showing plenty of vim and speed m shadow boxing, tumblns on the mat aud working the pullcys. He took on tlr"e sparring partners for two rounds zach, and followed with q four minute wrestling bout with Houssanc the Turk. The medicine ball which Was thrown vigorously by himself and two "f his attendants wound up the strenu- uus day of his training.
 Moran showed much agility in bag punching and rope skipping as well as in all his gymnastic work Trainer W ttht leNiS kept MOrdn DONlnS uONn to four rounds today. He had two hard three minute sessions with Bart ley Madden and Bill Mckinnon and finished up with two fast rounds in which there were some heavy eX- changes between the Pittsburger and Frank Kendall, of Portland, Ore, the heaviest of Moran's three ~sparrins partners.
 M"ran's trainers admitted he is OH edge and will need careful nursing tt keep in condition. He said hc wished hlS bout with Willard were on for to- uiSht instead of ten days away
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
BLUES WIN MATCH
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SAN DIEGO. Cal. March l5.-In a special polo cup match at the Cor onaGo country club today. the Blues defeated the Whites 9h goals to ,. McVittay, a member of the Denver team which was eliminated in the junior championship. played with the Hhies and scored five goals.
 Lireups and rV-Rlucs: No ]. Huston. 2" N" ,. Vcle. ; goals. No. 2. M"Nilty. ! goals: No I. Fleischmann @o"ls: penalties . point WI :'es: No. |. Lewies: Nc. ,. J. f'l"ischmaPn No. .. Le houtil}ier. . 2n"lS No. f. Beadleston clrE team will meet the Riverside four for tre Pacific Coast junior cFaml ionship
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
SOM{ HOPE FUR GOVERNMENT AID

In spite of recent discouraGcmcntS there may be chance the government will undertake the repair or part of the repair, of the Roosevelt road accord ing tC Arthur C. Ringland district for ester, of AbuHuerque. Mir. England trip with Assistant District Forester A. O. Waha.
 Bills introduced in congress oy Con eressman Hayden have q possibility of success anG will. if passed. insure some finds for use on the Apache trail.
 R.ngland interest in the road arises from the fact that it runs for many miles through the Tonto National forest
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
W|NoLOW TO HAVE:
 NV u|ATER ME:TERS
Corporation Commssio, Orders Them Installed, in Order Ina More Definite Appo.ntme may
 Be Made

The santa 'e Land and hnp:o oNe- ment company. which operates water pumping plant. supply ing wa "l' to the town of WinsloW, w3s ordered yesterday | the corporation com mission to install three meters, in order that the apportonm"nt Of eN- ransc between the town and the rail- road might he more definitely az rived at
 In the past the expenses has been aprortioned c. per cent to the railroad and g. per cent to the town Not thinking that this was right !. H Armstrong bought action before the commission asking that the meters be installed.
 According to the commission order there will need to be three meters installed. one to measure the amount of water pumped, and tho other two to measure the amount of water going to the town mains.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
ALLEGED WHITE SLAYER
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 LOS ANGEI.ES March 15.-Santi- ago Rivera. whom the immigration in- spn"tors say was formerly a general in Nina's arrN was arrested here today chareod with hringiag lrere from Tue son. Ariz.. a young MeNi'an woman for ellesrd n-mor"l purposes oscar r. Miller immigration inspector. who madc the arr"st said he would seek to have Rivera deported Rivera. he said, served later witL General Este tal Can.u. governor of Lower Cali fOruia
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
WILLARD AND MORAN SPEED
 UP TRAINING FUR BIZ BOUT
PHOENIX GUN CLUB
 TO COMPETE AT RAY

There will be over fifteen members of the Phoenix Gun club accept the invitation of the Ray Gun club to attend the big shoot to be held in Ray on Sun day afternoon, March l9 The members from the Phoenix Gun club will leave for Ray carly SundN morning. returning to FhoeriN in the evening. The Ray Gun Club will have large crowd 'f shooters to participate in the hiG shoot.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
No General Raise?

LOS; ANGELES. March 1-.-W. IT. Brewer. u9 aislauf general ma0H.cr of ,hc santa T'e, with offices in Les An c6,oe said hat he was not ava" that there had been a general raise in the la, of aN mechanics employed by the lailroad lie stated that it was his understanding that increases had been granted 1t some points on the sys- ten, but no. all.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
THE GIRLS!
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March ! Stanford basketball women were :;rln;ed permission today by the faculty athletic commission to hold int.rclas, with the University of Ca! - ifcrnia this year. The contests will l." .,'~--oI off ot pn~Le'ev Anr'l 29 when
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
6. r. MEN GIVEN INCREASE
Mc3h7rics to Receive Two Gents an
 -Four More Than Formerly.
IFcputican A P. Leased Wrel

SAN FENNClSCr March r.. \u i...rc-sa of two cents an hour in the pay of all mechanics employed hy the Atchisun Topeka S. Santa tc railroad ha4 been made according to an an noonccmcnt today at the locat shops t the road Abo.t ooo men here profit hy the increase.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
WILL CLAIM OWEN
Nc Credie Says Portland Will Assert Right to Services of Pitcher;
 Bees Out of 1t.
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lRccubiiCan A. p. Leased WIrej
 PORTLAND. Ore, March b. President W. W McCredie of the tho Portland baseball club today said that Portland would claim Pitcher owen said to have been signed by SIlt Lake.
 owen formally accepted terms with Portland, said Judge McCrelie and lis acceptance was filed with Secretary Farrell of the National Association of Minor Leagues Later. when We sent him his contract. owen dr lind to sign
 Hire q little salesman at The Re- puhlican office A want Ad will soc more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
NOVA SCOTIA FOR PROHIBITION

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel HALIFAX. N. <, March 15.-Th" Nova Scotia legislature late tonight passed the prohibition bill by vote of 2S to 3.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
TIE AT STANFORD
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 STANFORD J'NINER SHY. Cal. March l5-Stauford University, and St Mary's baseball teams played q tie here today. There were nine innings and the game Was called on account of darkness
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

The junior class will present The Private Secretary" as their class pla
 for 1916. This production is now under the direction of Miss Edith Scott, who made the senior class play last wear
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

Hire q little salesman at The Re publican office. < want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

sgch great success, The class will pct tais play on in the High school miGitoritln on the evening of March 3l at 5 o'clock sha:a. Save the date
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

Som" Cigar MAN EOTI'S rand- .Lal.. .c s..aisht ladNl