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Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
WILD DRIVING FEAT
 OF 4 DODGE OWNER

Occasionally there is an exception ally wild feat Of motor car driving that attracts and holds the attention Q. everyone interested ia the dOlngs of an automobile
 Sh-h au occurrence is tne recent drive over the A,aska tundras ty Grover Frame from Faiibanks 10 Chitna. Alaska.
 Of all the territory ever trsverscd by a motor car. no wilder bit of cOuntry can be imagined han that between the two Alaskan cities. The distance k only ECO Ieiles but the accomplishment of the cnr was far more difficult than driving from Canada to Mexico across any portion of the United States Fighting almost every known condition of topography wide stretches Of half frozen sWamPs. boulder sireWn slopes of wide Alas ran valleys. ten tetween hoxed-ap cam yon walls. where broken t,e mes.ca accumulate year after year without melting, elim. ng such rocky steep grades that ii seemed as though TO motor car could possibly live throuGa the ordeal. fhis intrepid nCrtrfrn driver sent his Dodge Brothers tour ing car over this terrific route in what was considered the phenomenal short time of 46 hours and go minutes
 The mere fact that MT. Frame fought this great drive continuously for two days and two nights Tn ~p-- ering q distance of only 3G0 milCN- an indication of the terrific condition of the route When he alriyed at his destination. Frame was the hero of that section of Alaska, and the per- formance of the Dodge Brothers motor car will long live in the annals of Alaskan motor History.
 This great Alaskan drive is only r. be comrared in strenuou.nioss tO tho initial Death Valley Dcdc@" trip l st veaT. 70 hen it negotiated that desper- ate drive from the summit Of the Panamint mountains cown into and across the Valley of Death" and Oat through the Funeral range and the Nevada desert wastes a distqnrc cf 957 miles. made by Engineer 0. K Parker of Los Angeles on Decoration Day ard the following week last year. T believe. said Mir. Warren MrArthur of McArthir Brothers. Ari- zOna distributors of inc Dodges Broth CTS car. that this Alaskan lrive and tfat of Engineer Parker through Death Valley are the two most stren- uous trips ever taken in Ameri a Both trips conclusively demonstrated the nudity of steel and the perfect working mechanism in Dodge Brothers motor cars. If that perfection and quality had not existed it would have been absolutely impossible to nego- tiate either of those routes success- fully.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

Scholastic rulings will be forgotten when the University of Southern Cal ifornia engages m latue with ,ae University of Arizona at the Indian school grounds Saturday. afternoon at ?. 90 o'clock. Both teams will pay men who are ineligible under reguia ; tion conditions governing intercollegi- ate games.
 By ahahdoning the regular rules. both teams will be at least 20 per cent stronger than at any previous time this season. Three freshmen players. who have been showing won derful form on the C. of \. freshman squad, will be included on the regular lineup for the big game The Uni- versity Of California Win use Huysk, former Syracase Ilayer. in the ba k field for tfe first time.
 BOti teams are sending out bear" stories regarding the condition nf their star players. but these reports are given lit1le credit in this city. It is known. however that Frank Nal lettee, the little '. $. C. quarterback. will be unable to take part in the festivities because of injuries kus- taiaed in the game with the Oregon Aggies Thanksgiving day. lie Is sui fering from a badly twisted knee and as result. Is unable to step on his foot
 This will be the first time that athletic teams representing these two schools have ever engaged in conflict but it is believed that this is tho be- ginning of a long period of athletic competition between he two schools A contract has already been signed fo play a return game at Los Angeles. next year
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
TERRY FREED AFTER
 SHORT CONFERENCE

John Terry. charged wRh bootlegging from headquarters in the Colonial ho- tel. was acquitted late yesterday after noon after an all day trial. The direct testimony against him was offered by a detective who had. he said pur- chased liquor from him at various times. The records of Wells. Fargo & Company were brought in 10 show that he had imported much more liquor than could be legitimately consumed under the personal use decision That Terry was still alive and not victim of delirium tremens was regarded as evil dence that he had not personally ab- sorbed all the liquor that had been consigned tO him and received by him
 Against this was only the negative testimony of several witnesses that Terry had refused to sell them liquor, from which it might have been deduced that persons who were interested in the business Of bootleggers had been under the impression that he was en- gagged in that busincss
 Judge W l.. Barnum for the defense made a special attack upon the detec- tive who had wormed his way into the confidence cf Terry.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
Special to The RepubIican.) ]


 TUCSON, AriZ, Dec. 5.-In the first practice after their return from the twenty three hundred mile trip into Texas, where they were defeated by the Rice institute by the score of 46-16, the Wildcat varsity of the University of Arizona was found to be in bad shape. Not only was the whole team in poor condition physically but also their playing against the second team was vary poor going down in defeat with the big end, of the score in favor of the scrubs To top these Coach Mckale has on his hands three crippled stars.
 McPherson. the star ground gainer of the Wildcats. is out of the game with a broken collar bone. This loss will cripple the Wildcats greatly as the plucky hard hitting right half was con- sidered the best ground gainer the Uni- Versity of Arizona has ever developed, and Van Surdam had him lined up for the ll-SouthWestern Last season McPherson had the same streak of hard luck getting into the last game after being out of the game the first part of the season with a broken arm.
 MeGowan. the big husky miner who plays the right guard position for the Arizona varsity is also out of the game with water on the knee, the result of an injury received in the Rice institute game at Houston Thanksgiving after noon McKale stated yesterday that there was little hope of either McPher- son or McGOwan getting back into the game Marian. the speedy left end, is out with a sprained ankle and it is doubtful if he will he back in the game before the game in Phoenix with the U. S. C. next Saturday
 McKale is optimistic in the face of all these troubles, but it is plain that he is worried. He is out working with the team every night and hopes to have them in better form before the game Saturday. He said yesterday afternoon; With McPherson. McGoWan. and Mar
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
PROSPERITY RE|CNS BUT CARS ARE FEW
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-Continued favorable business conditions through out the countrE with all markets ex- trcmelv active. prices still going ID in many lines, and high levels Of pro duction set in others are noted in the federal reserve boards monthly taha- lation of reports from reserve agents
 made public tonight. Serious ear shortaee was reported from nearly every section, however during the last
 month. and 1t was said to be the chief impeachment to further increase of commercial and industrial activity A summary of conditions by districts in- cludes:
 Kansas City-If there is any ten dency toward reduction in business activities if Is not apparent in any of the reports obtained. Future prospects are encouraging
 Dallas-Business continues at a high lcrel. There is hardly an exception to thls situation in any section. Sar Francisco-Wlth the excep- ton of ill effects due tc the car short age and lack of ships. conditions are , very favorable. The shortage of transportation facilities affects grow CTS of apples potatoes. grain, and practically all other products
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

be made more popular by the breeders.
 X suggestion bv Joseph M. McGraw of Arden. Pennsvl"ania, that breeders be paid small percentage Of the purse, perhaps a half of one per cent. was considered without action.
 About seventy five complaints, dis nutes or infractions of rules, were be- fore the board.
 Mir West of Wellsburg. West Nir- ginia, and Harry Thompson of Collier, West Virginia were expelled together with the pacer, Dick w., which it was charged. was raced in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio under the as- stunned name of Balmoral
 To revise the code of rules govern ing harness racing to make them uni form on all tracks of the United States the board of review of the national trotting association tonight appointed q committee of six members to CO., onerate with committed of tn. American trotting association In draft ing the new code.
 Owners of trotting- horses it was stated. have been at a disadvantage ir racing their horses under the different rules of the two organizations. It was decided to call a meeting of the horse i owners 10 pass upon the proposed 1 new code before it shall be adopted It is planned that when rules hay, been put into effect they shall not b' | subject to change for one year.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
M'KALE HAS THREE CR|PPLESBJT
 HOPES ID G|VE ] $. [. GOOD CAME

lar out of the game l am afraid that will not be able to send a team to Phoenix to meet the IT. S C. that will be any where near the team which l took into Texas. The trip was a killing one and the team is shot to pieces It Is no wonder, for when the team has been brought to a point twice where they are keyed to the highest point as my men have been. and then go to pieces as they haNe since their return from Texas, it is a difficult matter to get them any where near the form they should be. But l am going to send a team to Phoenix that will give the Southern Californians q good fight, and that Is saying whole lot It will not be as good a team as the one that went into Texas but l have men that will play the game almost on the par with Marian and McGowan and l can fills McPherson's place fairly well still have Crawford, the quarter to de- pend upon and think that if any thing will win us that game. he will"
 The University of Southern Califor- mia has wonderful team this Wear. Much to the. surprise of the football fans the" held the oregon Aggies to the close score of l6-7, when the critics expected their defeat to be 40-O or worse. Three members of the |. :. C. team have already been chosen for the All Southern California Conference eleven. and one more would have been chosen if it had not been that he was ineligible in part Of the games.
 The Wildcat Special will leave Tue son for Phoenix Friday night, bearing all the university students. the Wildcat Military band, and a number of the town people. The train will arrive in Phoenix sometime during the morning and will leave at II 80 that same night. Much enthusiasm is being shown by the Wildcat delegation and if enthusi- asm and Arizona's famous wildcat Jazz will win the game. the game is
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
Phoenix On Aero Race Route
First Control of Flight Will Be Here

west from the metropolis along the northern border to Seattle, thence south along the Pacific coast to the starting point.
 The distance of the proposed con test is approximately 12,000 miles.
 Government pilots will probably predominate among the entries, though if is understood the eompe- tition is to be open to civilian bird men.
 Phoenix is intensely interested in the flight contest, as a result of ef- forts made last spring to route the transcontinental trophy race via this place. The race was aban- doned, after a great sum of money had been raised to promote it, but the proposed new contest is 10 be backed by the government.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

CHICAGO. Dec. Any agreeable financial proposition will he accepted. The match is not yet made. but we hope it will be" said Tom Jones. manager of Jess Willard, tonight, in regard to the heavyweight champions proposed match in New York with Georges Car pentier.
 The contest would be a great draw ing card in any part of the world" Jones added. Jess Is eager to get into a bout with a real contender"
 Representatives of Fred Fulton. the Rochester. Minn, heavyweight. are to meet Willard tomorrow. Jones said. to discuss terms for a contest for which several offers have been made.
 Tom Jones tonight said that he would demand S150pG with the privilege of 4O per cent of the gross receipts for Willard He expected tO talk over the proposed fight with Rickard in a few iays
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

That Phoenix is on the course and in fact is to be the first con trol-of a proposed crosse coun try aeroplane endurance race, was the information received yesterday by Major K. w. Huitz, command- ing the local aero center of the First Aviation Corps. The com munication was received from Col. William A. Glassford, U. s. Signal Corps, commanding the San Diego aviation school, and is official.
 The race is planned to start from the naval and aero base on North Island, across the bay from San Diego, and to follow the southern bounoaries ot the United States to Pensacola, Florida, thence north to Hempstaed, New York City, and
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
WRESTLERS WILL
 MEET AT RAY
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RAY. Dec. 5--What promises 10 be one of the best wrestling matches staged in Arizona In many years is scheduled Go take place at Ray tomor- row night. Tom Schultz who halls from san Francisco with long list oi vic tories and no defeats to his credit will grapple with Leo Rocker. the pride Of Arizona iu catch-aa-catch-c can match for three falls The men have trained long and faithfully for the bout and are in the pink of condition. Schultz has defeated such men as .Dr Roller of Seattle. Pet Brown of Texas. Mike Yokcl of Salt Lake and the Greek Demetrial few vars ago while Frank Gotch was touring the country giving exhibitions with Emil klank as his wrestling partner. he offered to throw any man in Globe. within l5 minutes. Rocker promptly accepted the chal- lenge and after struggling with Gotch for twelve minutes. pinned the world s champion To the mat with hammer lock and crotch hold. As far as the records show Gotch has never been thrown, but when he comes 10 Globe on his harm-stcrmng tours. he is never heard to make the assertion. for Rock Ter is always among those present.
 The Ray promoters have attempted to bring these two gladiators together for long time and have at least sue ceeded. Much enthusiasm is manifest among the sports as to whether the boy from Globe can defeat .Dr. Rollcr's conquerror. and reservations for ring side seats have been made by a score Of Rockers admirers who are coming from Globe to cheer their native son on to victory. Two fast preliminaries will preceds the main event.
 FOR A GOOD TIME attend the Modern woodmen hall. Friday even ing. December sth at Patrick's nall.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
TR0TT|NG FRATERNITY AFRAID IF AUTO RACES
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NEW YORK Dec. 5-How to make more popular the breeding of trotting horses was one of the important questions considered today by the board of review of the national trot- ting association in a special congress here. The association has learned that officials Of fair associations are con- siderlng the substitution of automobile racing for trottiag events and 1t is said. recognizes that horse racing must
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

I LITERALLY thousands of delightful L. things for Holiday gifts await the shopper at the Owl Drug Store. It's a pleasant place to shop at too. for the cases are conveniently arranged and the service quick and intelligent In Parisian ivory and stationery particu- lariy are the lines new and complete.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
Jones' Nervy Demands

the promoter has announced he is ready to offer.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

no YOU know who will be in town D Saturday? Well it is Santa Claus. He will make his first appearance in the basement at Goldwater's promptly at one o'clock and some time during the afternoon you want to be sure and take the children. The kiddies will be delighted to welcome him and he will be just as pleased to see them and te learn all about their Christmas plans. It will be real joy for the youngsters so put the date on your calendar Saturday-at GoidWaters'
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

NE NATURALLY dropped in Nc
 W Dougall and Gaseous for the Mark Cross goods IS a magnet that draws a Christmas shopper The thousand and one things bearing the label of the makers of distinctive novelties really make you wish you could purchase them all. Many that are exclusively for the wouan's pleasure and those which are made for the enjoyment of the man Leather ia Is and fancies perfect in texture. finish an workman skip. and equipped with ell the little ac6 cssories.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

THERE IS gift that no one can
 give your friends but you-your photograph. You know all about the excellence Of the Heath photography but do you also know the wonderful new style of mouniings that have been introduced just for the holidays? They are well worth your inspection.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

EVEN THE high cost of living will A not perinlC one to do without bread. It is one of the things we must have and 1t is always best to get the best. That means Pettid's-of course, whole some. pure and clean. If by chance il is not served at your table we advise you to get loaf 10 try.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

Y 0RRICkS' has silver department
 AA that is q httie shop in itself On the first floor We found display Of Sterling silver articles that would tempt any shopper and the prices as well as the novelties are almring They have dear little sets for the buffet and single silver pieces that would add to your service. The design is plain and
 the silver would fit in nicely with what you have, or what your friends have
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

CUT GLASS and silver-the ever V acceptable gifts ale being offered
 at the N. Friedman's Jewelry shop in pleasing variety The cut glass bears the Hawkes. label and the silver is stamped Gorham. Reed and Barton sil-
 yer Is also in the well arranged cases.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

FOR A GOOD TIME attend the Modern Woodmen hall. Friday even ng December sth at Patricks nall -Ady. n
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

VOU CATCH the Christmas spirit
 VI tpe InOment you enter Goldnergs The store has been transformed into holiday shop with its prCfusion of ceGtr The aiI is fragrant with il anC th. scascn is suggested D. .h. lavish use 10 which it has been put " cley CT decorators. Ire con'aSicn has Swcp; t. '" e.sta 5lishment. The clerks have the Christmas idea and are real assistants to the shoppers Then. too, they have the gifts to offer
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

DASWITZ Company is the distributor ID of the Palo cigar that is sold every where in Phoenix. where q smoke can be purchased He" knows all about That Mild Havana Cigar" and you will please him with a box for Christ mas.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

BECAUSE the years are slipping bg
 S is no reason why you should lose hope. Age is no barrier to successful, work. Tine HoosieY~ ca binetS will make you feel young The large easy rockers will make you forget your troubles d visit 10 Doris -Eeyman's store will give you rest and satisfaction of making your Christmas shopping easy. Its pleasure for them to show you what they have.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

TT IS NOT the cleverly written ad vertisement that attracts business. 1t Is what that advertisement represents The merchandise is the foundation Of any real business and Hyder's can beai the inspection of the critical public The Hyder De Luxe clothing and haberdashery speaks for itself. This should not be forgotten by the holiday shopper
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

THERE IS TO be pleasing program
 al the Lion tomorrow where Violet Mersereau will be featured in The Narrow Path" a delightful screen dra- ma of the stage. IL is a Blue Bird production. Today win be your last op- portunity to witness "A Woman s Fight" a Pathe Gold Rooster in which Geraldine OBrien is the star.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

THE WARM days continue extending
 the bulb planting season. We found n wide variety of bulbs at the Arizona Seed company and suggest that you drop In and get Q few hyacinths, tulips, and dafiodils before it is too late. The Chinese lilies have been started and can be put Tn jardinieres for house plants and after blooming planted for another year The ferns at this shop are beautiful
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

OUCH A WEALTH of toys as we O found at Terryhilrs. There seemed no end to wonderful things that are made for the happiness Of boys and girls Little inexpensive conceits and remarkable mechanical toys. toys es- pecially built for indoors and toys that must be used out in the open. For the tiny miss there is the doll, her home with all its equipments.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

MOT BEING sure of what you want " is what makes shopping difficulty
 but if you go directly to RosenZweis's. 5.
 you will find your mind relieved to d very large extent You will discover a jewelry shop that contains gifts for mother, father, sister and brother as well as all your friends. There are
 world of suggestions there in jewels. crystal. gold and silver. in painted
 china and also in the mahogany which
 is featured in trays, nut bowls. candle sticks and clocks. There are many other gift suggestions too that would be well for you to see for yourself.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

THE DELICIOUS chocolates She is
 crazy about" are LowneNs. They are her favoriies and q box at Christ mas will he an acceptable remem- hrance The Busy Drug Store features Lowney's chocolates.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

MILLER STERLING company is q WI veritable Christmas Shop We dis covered any number of attractive desk articles of copper--which will suggest the great copper industry and serve as souvenir of Arizona as well. We also noted large variety of leather goods, note books. tourist tablets, diaries, en- Christmas suggestions including ko- daks
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

ND ONE had 10 teII Ws 10 go 10 VIZ IN Hanny's for gifts for the men oi the faminly. We had been there be- fore and we knew that we could ge. just what we wanted in the way of ties. kanderchiefs, shirts. smoking jack cts, bath robes and anything else we might fancy. The leather traveling cases and bags are worth your atten- ton as well as the small leather cases, fitted with all the accessories.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

FISH AND OYSTERS are shipped A directly from the California coast to the California Fish and Poultry com pany daily. The company also special izes on poultry, grain fed, ready for the oven when delivered. The name of the company should head the house. keepers list.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-24

md Co.. No. 7OG Prunty Building, Clarks-
burg, W. Va, aud also at the office OF the
Secretary Of the Board, j. ". johnson,
Bristol, W. Va, where they may be exam.
ined and figured during working hours by
persons desiring to submit bids. Each bid
must he accompanied by a certified or
cashiers check for three per cent of the
amount OF the bid, made payable to the
board Of education Of Teumile district as Il
guarantee that the successful bidder will
enter into contract and give the required
bond.
Bids to be sealed and addressed to J. W.
Johnson. Sect. Bristol, W. Va, and must
he in his hands not later than S O'Clock
Monday July 81, 1916.
The successful bidder will be required to
furnish a satisfactory bond according to
law
At the same time and place, sealed bids
will be received by the board OF education
for the construction Of the foundation work
In connection with the above building.
These bids to he filed and contract let
under the same terms and conditions as
the general contract.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids
By order Of the board.
LEONIDAS RHODES President.
IRA ASH Member i, Of f.
W. VI. MEREDITH, Member r. Of r.
S. W. FORD AND CO., Architects.