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Arizona republican., 1916-09-21
Special to The Republican,
 (Rv c. M. SPARKES)

PRESCOTT, Sept. 2O.-The Fourth Annual Northern Arizona Fair, which is to be held at Prescott Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 19, 20, 21. 1916. will prove to be one of the most interesting expositions ever staged by the five northern counties of Arizona. Elaborate plans are well underway and a rare treat is assured those who vii attend this years fair both from an educational and entertainment stand point. The exhibits this year from Apache. Coconino, MOhave, Navajo and Yavapai counties will be more com Drehensive and beautiful than those of previous years.
 over S2,000 in cash prizes will be awarded exhibitors in the mineral live stock, agricultural. poultry, educational and home economics departments be- sides beautiful premium ribbons and many special prizes. The high cash awards offered in the various sections give assurance that the exhibits will he of the highest quality possible. EX pert judges from the University of Ari= zona will have charge of the examina ton and cOmparation of the exhibits and the value of their advice will be of great assistance to each exhibitor.
 Particular care has been given in ar ranging the racing program and enter tainment features at the fair grounds. Approximately S2500 will be hung mp in the three days programs. A brass band of thirty pieces will furnish con- certs both at the fair grounds and on the plaza in the evening. Dances un- der the auspices of the fair assOcia . tion will be given each evening and be- sides these attractions a first class carnival company will play during the three days fiesta.
 Keen interest is again centerine around the Better Babies contest and this year no doubt the rivalry will prove as exciting as that of last year
Arizona republican., 1916-09-21

Suffrage banners were afloat at Washington and First street last nlSAt when two young women, Miss Vivian Pierce of san Francisco, and Miss Iris Calderhead of Kansas for two hours held a big crowd of men and women listening to an exposition or the record of the democratic party for the past three years on federal sui frage.
 h looked at first as if the two suffrage speakers for tfe woman s party. who had asked the city man nger and the chief of police in form for n blanket permit to speak on the streets of Phoenix until the close oi the camuaign, were 10 be euchered out of a place. The specific spot had been designated bv the permit, and when the two young women drew up In a car gailv decorated with purple, white and gold suffrage flags, they found an active prohibition orator with Q singer attachment holding the coveted spot
 II was Miss Calderhead who con ceived The brilliant scheme of compro- missing with the rival orators instead rf withdrawing with flags at halt- mast. Ire temperance speakers con . sented to shorten their meeting, ana introduced the new speakers before leaving as The woman's party oi American. come to Arizona 10 stay
 Miss Pierce told of the dramatic history of the Susan B. Anthony amendment over which the lonS sut- frage battle had been waSed. The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or ahridg- cd in ;hc United States ur In any state on account of sex The words i'm suffrage colors covered the back of the automobile and the crowds clustered close to read it.
 The sreaker declared that suffrage had come hack to the west to be fought for all over by the united sur- fragists of the west, Whc as the Wo- mans uartv were making the new battle. nor for tteir own sakes but for the sake of the women in the eastern states, who, though they had hcen spending tremendous sums both in money and effort for the last 6l wears. had not been able to make a dcrt in the conservative east with its
Arizona republican., 1916-09-21
SLFFRAGE AND PROHIBITION . SPEAKERS IN COMPROMISE

huge foreign vote. Miss Pierce point cd out that it was only with the com ing into the group of suffrage states of California Nevada, Arizona and Illinois that the suffrage states found themselves strong enough to make d demand on congress for western wo- men.
 Miss Iris Calderhead, who is the daughter of eX-Representative Calder head of Kansas and has lived many years in Washington, gave in detail the history of the democratic party in regard to the new nation wide demand for the passage of federal suffrage. The party is power was weighed in the balance and found wanting by the young orator She told of the ten deputations of the women of the na- tion who, in a series of wonderful demonstrations of strength, have asked the support of the head of the democratic party. She told Of the dramatic deputation of working Wo men; of the college women lwho made the demand: of the club women of the country and finally of the voting women of the west, who at last woke President Wilson to the admission that he was impressed" and would take counsel with his party.
 Miss Caldernead pointed out that this conference, which had resulted only in state suffrage .recommenda- tion. had gotten the cause of suffrage in this country nowhere, because of the number of states in the country who could not obtain referenGums and were pOWerless to get justice through their own states. She made q dra- matic appeal to men and women alike who believed in justice for women to refrain from returning to power a party that had steadily opposed the enfranchisement of the women of this country
 Ire great suffrage mass meeting with Miss Helen Todd as speaker was announced at the street meeting as taking place at the Y. M. C. A. stadium next Wednesday night at s o'clock when. with a band and special suffrage decorations. and a Great del cgation of Phoenix women seated on the speakers platform the campaign of the Womans party in southern Arizona is to be formally opened.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-21
WOMEN TO CARRY NEVADA
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> RENO, Sept. 20.-Miss Anne Martin, national chairman of the Womans Party, arrived here today to remain until after the election in November Miss Martin declared that the Wom- ans party is determined to carry New ada against President Wilson and Sen ator Pittman and that no pains will be spared to accomplish that result. Organizations of the Woman's party are now engaged in carrying to every woman voter in the state an appeal to vote against the democrats.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-21
FOURTH NORTHERN ARIZONA
 FAIR PRESCOTT OCT, 1921

Mothers desiring to enter their babies should make it point to communicate 3arly with this department. From all points in Northern Arizona, a one fare railroad rate has been granted for the round trip and this alone insures one of the largest crowds ever attendant upon the fair Copies of the prize lists and programs can be procured by address, ing the Northern Arizona Fair Asso-
 iatiOn, Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-21
REcLAMATIoNIsTS AT BANQUET
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DENVER, Sept 20-Reclamation project managers from 30 projects now under way in the west, tonight attended a banquet, following the sec ond days session at which technical problems were discussed. The confer
Arizona republican., 1916-09-21

ence is expected to conclude tomor- row. Improvements and procedure. and possible minor changes were top ics discussed today. No definite amount has yet been decided upon it was said for the budget for the fisca.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-21

eide, it developed today, and then car
 ried out his plan, excepting that he took poison instead of shooting him self as he had said in his story that he would. Rowland tock poison at bis desk in 2 neMspaper office last
Arizona republican., 1916-09-21

night. The copy was found after his death.
 Rowland had grieved over the death of his wife and child in Kansas City a year ago.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-21

year 1918. The last budget amounted to S11,000, 900.
 WRITES STORY OF OWN SUICIDE
 Republican A. p. Leased Wirel ~. 4
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

= SilaaiiIlemme pubumme erdas-
I'd tGrfeGstG aIiusta, maiffa tGmG ei
fiiitenfaan foste faiffia tilaaiia. @ro.
fen ~fuluesIa on tilaaiiemme oiotteis-
ia tiilllit iotain epGielmppttd ia iaa-
oaflemme tilausfiriamme tilaaiiem-
me oiotteibin ndboen ielDdfit tap.
opmme militia tiIaaiilta laffauttaa
Iebben ldbetpfien npt belmifuun alus-
ia. Sos tdsid olenime ioutuneet te-
femGdn erebopfien, ettG olemme lat.
faiittaneet lebben oiotteen epGielppp.
ben ipuofii ieIIaiiiItafin tiIaaiiIta,
iotfa otpot aiiamiestemme faitto I'LL.
oistaneet tiIaufienia ia emln,e ole Mi.
I'd ipieIG ferinnct iaamaan tai miil.
toin oiotteittcmme f~irioituficsia on
tuIIut ercbops, ia baIuatte lebtcdmme
cocIIccn, min antafaa oiottccnne Ia II.
mottafao mibin asti oIctte tilauficn.
ne mofionut, min ponemme @uttaian
uuocIIccn tciIle tuIcmoon.
Muttaian tointitiis.
Suurimmin funnioittoin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
Ironwoodin jaymparist0n$
! uutiSia. !
AA-A-A- -%A-A-A~G

= SmmalanpaliuelNs 0esiemcris.
ia belmif. 13 y. flo 10 ap.
- t5bmtyn9t ia faStetta, @esiemer.
topnibipisia: 8illiam ia aaroIiino
Eoiialan poifa, 8illiam, (. tammif.
30 p. 1916 fast. It. 30 y. Sobn ia
anna @ationin pOifa yrio Otto Os.
maIo, +. tamif. IL p. 1916, fast It.
80 p.
g. MlIori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

Snomalainen almapaffa ilntaiiefii.
&aifiIIe uuiiIIe tilaaiiIle ia tiIails-
tenia ui,oistaiiIfe, iotfa ldbett1mGi
toimitufielle 1 6ollarin so ienttiG, ID.
betGmn,e Seliingisid painetiin alma.
nafan. Sdrnd Iabiotusaifa pGGtpp
tammif. 81 b. 1916. 4iirubtdfaa en-.
nenfuin almannfat loppupat ia moi.
nitfaa eta tab6otte almanafan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

mattli maito tiiottaii $7O6.2O eoest1
iifoia, ioten wuotuipen tuIo on noin
$3,534.40. Scum nGma tuIofiet oil
juIaistii, monta maanmilielii6G buo
maiiipat ne bpipGt tulofict "iuuri ia.
pabtunecn." gttd lebmdt eli meme e
teenpdin tuottaen bpipi1 tulofiia mro
iipuooclta paiffa niistG pit1iii FUN
ia bpipGG buolta. &atioen tGmGn leb
man tulofiia, Min ielraaipa iImianto
l0poettin: Ollen biebo 10. 1913. ic
tuotti 1912 paiinaa rasipaa; 1914,
307,6 pailnaa raspaa, ia 1915,
3S4,3 paunaa. &aifista oioitufiista
lollla 3 mas tliottaa tdnG muonna pli
400 paunaa. Mitd %buomatuita felt.
foio Wfr. Soifan elufoisia on, ettG
mlonna los finn eniimdiiet tiotteet
fatiottiin, buomattiin ettd iofainen
lebmd tuotti 141 paunaa rasfpaa. 8.
1909, 1888; 1910, 1877; 1911
231; 1912, 225; 1913, 254; 1914,
$50. @. 1915 tiiIot ~ialaistaan fifteen
fun nc oipat palmiit; ia luultapasti
menemGt forfeammalle fuin 1914 ia
tdmG nGpttG6 ctt1 Iebmdt ciipdt oiu
iattiumalta tcfemGGn bppiG tuIofiia,
mutta bprpGt lebnldt otpat ieurarfie-
10 Observation-Disclosures pritsfiestd fas-
iuattamliicsia. waIifoimifesia ia boi-
boSia.
MitG tcib1n lebmGt tuottapat 2
Sos cite tie6G, min tooella teioGn t1p.
tpp tiet1G, iilla ic OH pbtd tdrfeaG
filin fauppiaalla pilnnita ioferi ia mi
tata fongastn, cttG tillette laomaan
m~ddrGtpn iumman, iota olettc ppptG.
meet ia CT tpoan arfpiolta panna Min
fuin te maalla teettc ettette fatlo bei.
oGn boitoania ia rliofaania. Snfr
teillG pbtGGn malta tGmGn lain lcb-
MID naipetaSia? &pipfGG eli firioit.
tafaa fnuntin maamiljelpsaiiamie.
belle ia ban alittaa teitG. &ifas mics
moi pitaG buonoa lebmGG, miitto f0p,
bd maanlpiljcliiG ci moi pitGG lebmGG
jos ie ei paail ole bpipG tltpttaja.
s. 8. &aoonsfp,
@ogebic %fountin maaiipiIjeIps-
%neupoju.
Giiomics, Il. g., Dept. Ier.
= Safii lcbmda mpptGipGnG. aof.
Il lpasta poifinltto IcbmGG, @nernicr
ia Solitcin, 9 Seller moiiffaa. 1 tpo,
bcluoncn.
s. 6. 5Iatagon, Surlep.
@r. ". u. Miemi, iofa Idbcs
nelid fliiito on toiminit lebtemme Tiff.
feen firjanpitdi1nd, erfoanti,i mime
periantaina tGstd toimesta ia mat,
fusti Sbomliin, Minn., ipiime Iouan.
taina. Der. Hiemi ottaa paifan Gar.
tonisia eraaieen panffiin. Toitpomme
onnea Scr. Nicmclle uiioesia paifas.
iaan.
Mrs. 4R. MGfpnen, iairastet.
tuaan piifonp1inGt on 10 pa%rantunlit.
Samoin on parantunilt ipiifonpGimGt
iairastettllnan Wrs. Waria &autio.
i. = Waifen ipnnbtps, of Wrs. ga.
lola San 8nsfirfisia, @is. SGn ipn-
nptti tpttdren ennen albania. Cob
tori Sin6bobm on olliit iairasta boi.
tamasia fofencena ldGfGrinG ia iairas
1cfd lapii iuoitpot npt bpmin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
Saarnalunuruia belmifnnlla.

Saarnaiunuroja belmifnnlIa.
6 y. Ebomiin +. firfosia flo 10 ap.
II y. Miopapn firfosia flo 9 ip.
10 b. 2aipIerisia s. 3oIlion t. flo
2 ia flo 8 iII.
t6 p. 30. &annan t. flo MI op.
16 b. Iutombasia 2ambert Seno-
ricfionin t. flo 8 iu.
II p. Banban +. firfosia flo 8 il.
IS b. @anban +. firfosia flo R10
ap.
10 b. MapIesia, @is. Otto Niirf.
falan I. flo s iII.
90 p. WapIesia firfosia flo 10 ap.
ia flo 8 ip.
20 p. 9ruIesfa faiippias Dustin.
gin I. fIo s iH.
90 b. NasbatpaufesIa glntti BGGf.
foien I. flo 8 III.
"a b. Wasbafpaufesia pddffoien t.
fIo 2 ip.
"a p. 9oipepsia Motti mattiIon t.
ITO 8 in.
6. 80. Nierni,
.N2,,h 1cII ala. 9homSon. Mtnn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

5amalanyalpelnfiia ia hartans.
Lett;c

Gnlt iunmuntnina SronlpoooiSia g.
b. eft. fansia flo $50 ap. MeaoOil-
iesid flo 1 ip. ia 9e Gerisid flo 3 ip.
Bafefiel6isid bartausbetfi firfos-
ia cnii fesfipiiffona flo 1870 III. ia
periantaina, t. I. i8 pnG. flo 7,30 iii.
ia lauantaina t. t. 10 p. %rippifoulua
Ito 8 ap.
Sron 8eItisid bartausbetfi iuom.
baalilla pe%riantnina, t. t. If pnG flo
7,30 ill.,, Iauantaina rippifoulu flo 8
ap. ia iunnuntaina iumalanpalp. S.
p. eft. fansia firfosia flo 9 ip.
Wontrealisid, @is., iumalanpalm.
S%unmintaina t. T. 13 b. flo 10 ap.
Spntpnpt ia tasteful.
Sronmoooisla: Sobn ia Wilma $40
talon tstdr. Gppne Saimi ipnt. Iofaf.
IL p. fast. tammit. 10 y. 8iIliam ia
Goina MalIon tpt1r, Mune MreIli ipnt.
totaf. IL p. tast. tauamif. 81 p.
Sigh 9ri6ge'isid. Bis.: Sobn ia
&tIma 2aboen poifa, limo @ifael
jput- iouluf. 81 p. tast. tammif. 26
b. Sobn ia &naalia &osfen tptdr,
Gintn &atriina fbnt. tammif. 18 p.
fast. 26 p. Sobn ia Sofia l1iton to-
TOR Mma Splipta ipnt. tammif. IL p.
fast. 26 b.
Marengosia, Biis.: emil ia 2ppoi
&anfaon poifa, @eino emil ipnt. tam.
milf. 1 p. fast. q p. Sacob ia @i,,a
Nden poifa, Grist Siaf ipnt. tamil.
6 p. fast. 90 p.
8aIfri6' A. @ilen,
Sell. 47t-B. 61O 6. @per ct.
Sronipooo, Micb.
~
= GGbfaapa Susien & Srier'in
pastapG6td 8efolan ~itooria, FUN ba.
luatte iaaoa mdfetpad ia puboasta
,maitoa ia fern,aa, l6podtte niitd fits
feisid pulloisia.
: $igblano Sanitarp Oairp. Sobn
o.. &elli, omistaia.
- Gicrtaiua pabnia Motti 8GbG.
I'd, pitt raittiuspubeen @alo raittiis-
ierrafi baliIIa mime iunnuntaina fir
fntoe!ta pdimdld. Sdn pubui: MitG.
raittius on, ia mibtn ie pprfii; MitG
raittius tarfottaa perioonaIIiiesti; So
mttd ie paifuttan pbteisfunnasia;
DRifG on tooeIIinen iipistps? Mr.
@. 8dbdId on toto bpipd pubuia,
tuinfii monet nrtpeliipat iitG, ettei
bdn fuuIu mibintddn pboistpfien poll
t~oeIufieen, ioten eli tilIe fpIIin fan.
faIta buomioon otetufii. Der. 81b1.
I'd wiippp mield iorftin aifaa poiffa-
fiinnallomme ia Juintaa tdGItd mat
tania S~aneocfiin, @icb.
- 9ulutdats emaum5itiiiG. Sottii-
nut emdnn0itiiid iaapir pafituiien Poi.
tom pienesid p~erbeesid. $afemufiet
ia paIffamaatimuflet IGbetettGfoon
Mrttaian fottoriir, nimimerfilIG:
CO. s. 81.
= Sai % Sollaria l~e6mGstGGn.
Soo'liniaIIu piime ippsfei6lIG aiet-
tin f%oniolaiien @6uor6 2episton leb-
ma fuoliaafii, Mautatien miebet boli-
taluDat lebn1drt, o%ttdntdttd Ielfod len
omistaiasta. Qonial. 2episto fpipi
Iebmdnid perddn ia fun rautatiepbtio
biiomoii tiIleen rifofien tiiosia leb.
mGn ioIoiiesia baiitanmiiesio, mafioi
iotpinnoIla rs 6ou.
- Smureita mnuia ostetaam. st.
tafaapa muuntuiIielii6t Sronipoobin
pntpGristolIG buomioonne ia tiiofaa
tioreita munia Natti SiffaIan fab.
wflaan.
Oifaiina. Nrs. ia gler Saa.
rem Sron Belt, Bis., ". $asieIin fe.
rdpfien tiIitptiesid piime numerosIa
oil iumma $3.50, pitda orIo $2t.5O,
iofa taten oifoistaan.
- S%almtaam tafii iiiomoloista
boifoa matfustamann. $ppa poIffo
-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03

= c5Dntgngt ia taStettA, WeSlemer.
tomnibipisia: 8illiam ia &aroliina
Eoiialan poifa, 8ilIiam. T. tammif.
80 p. 1916 fast. It. 30 p. Sobn ia
anna @ationin poifa yrio Otto Os.
malo, (. tamil. IL y. 1916, fast It.
80 b.
IS. @nori.
= Wcsicmcriu ienrafnnuau ompes
lnienran fpfons oil piime torStaina
Wrs. 6. Seton liiona. Yabasta IT.
masta blolimatta oil oianottaiia b.
m1sti. Senraowa fofoiS pioetGGn
belmifuun "a p. MrS. Ss0bn &obta-
Ian lnona.
= Mmttajan bDluGfii pioettiin nil
NE iunnuntaina 9cSlemerisia mllil.
foalincn ilIanmeitto. Obielmo of
iiialtorifdsta ia iamalla artpofasta.
&aniaa oil fofoontrnut 8afefielois.
I'd ia Sronnoobista aaifu raitti,is.
ieuran buone t1pteen. gifa fiilui no
peasti ettei ferittp faiffco obielmoa
loppitun iuorittaa. &abimpopoGst1
q. m. oil tliloja $1,000. &iitos 8es-
ienrerin lauluieuralle, iofa tGmdn il.
lanipieton oil toimeenpanmit. &eboi.
tetnan mliillatin paiffafunnilla toi-
mimaan illanmiettoia @uttaian melan
lnafiariiefii.
Ostan 40 human pttiiiia 8ais.plri
pbolttia, bpp1StG binnasta, ia bppG
mitta. Mpos otan. 20 miestG liiGG
f~GmpGIleni baffaamaan. s. q. Self.
= 9anpias s. Sefolan waatetus-
liiffceieen iaapul pian uliiia piifliia.
Gntiict uuiien tieltG mppoGGn bolipoI-
Ia, f~iirabtafaa ostamaan.
- &anppias s. 8iita Sron Bel
tistd, @is.. pistGpii liifeoiioilluon Of
Iesioan ioimititSbuoneeslammc.
= Eifaiielle mppnnille, "Iuoiplrtan
700 ecfkria moota, iofa iiioiticc ito
ctel1sid oiaa totpnio as, rensii Al.
ainoastaan $4.75 eefferi. OStaio
iaa tdpoen mineraalioifeuoen, paljon
~faipanto biriia, ia ioitoin titffi polf.
tpiG.
SGbemmin fpipfG1, (5)
Gil Sorrb 9log., Duluth, Minn.
= Grist. nnoriioienra &oiton ullo-
iifofons buomcnna. periantaina, fIc
100 ilI. 3~anialIiSi eurafunnan fir
fon baoliIla. Saapufaa ioufollal
neutrality-suspicious. ompeli,-
ieuran fofous t6nGGn. torstaina Mrs.
ia Nr. @atti 3oipiston talosia Iu-
roora IiifeeiiIIa flo 7,30 iu. Gimme
mennGGn joilfoIlal
= Snoiitamme JniitG liffeita, iot-
Ia ilmoittaiuat lebbesfimn,e, aiitta-
mat iiten sbteistG aiiaamme.
= Settlers So. Operatiaue Grea.
merp So. iuiioiifofoufiesiaon maIitii
ieuraaipan wirfafunnan ia pGatti
miirt aliat.
Sobtofuntaan palittiin: 3 muo-
oefii. Sotn @ein. Sbos. SannuIa,
IIf. &aartinen; 2 muooefSt, ssobn
3ompii, Geo. &etola, Watt &ipi; 1
mliobefii, emil WGfelG, @lias quo.
ma ia Matt Snotfo. 0iistG Sobn
@ein, eiimies; @lf. &aartinen. mara.
eiimies; Geo. 3etoIa, firiuri; emil
WdfelG, narafiriuri ia Sbos. Sonnli.
la, rabastonboifaia.
Silit oioittipat ieuraaipna: Siiloia
$4,000, menoja $t05.35, raboo fas.
iasia $364.65.
2afien mitiitofiet. 2iifteen laaien.
tamista, iofa tarfoittaa fiinteimiston
ostoa, eri Iiifeoiastoien perustamista,
tai muiita iuiirempoa bonfetto, lift
feen iupistomisto tai fofonoon lof-
fouttomista naaoitoan pfIinfertqinen
GGnten enemmisto ~ioopuhpilla olefpts-
to GGfistG.
= aanial. &iebarb Birtanea on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-03
: airiaydinot5its otetaom mos.

bddn iiiStid, mafi,it fobtuuIliiet.
= llaii ddpespslafi on astunllt
bilian woimaan iofa mpnotdd faifille
matfiistamille %aiiamiebille. oppilaille
q. nj. oifeuben a6nestdd matfoilla, tai
poisia fotoa olIesiaanfin. Tarfempaa
~iclost.sta ianotusta laista eli ole pie.
Ia ilmoitettu.
= Earastaan britti Sronmoooin
liifemiesten pboistps iaaoafienia gu.
lutb Soutb Shore &artatien @oge.
bic alileen fauppaloibin fGdnnetpfii.
Soimomme eta o~nnistrpat ,pritpfies.
iGGn.
= Nortb Westren CHARACTERIZATION
PAD berroia oil SronmoooiSia mime
miifolla. Olemme finilleet cttG iono.
tun pbtion tarfoitus on forinuttoa
rautamillan fuletuspGlincitd tGGllG.
Suultalpasti tullaon tGnnc r%afennlit.
tamaan ioitain nuiia lilpuratoia.
= Wm. s. 9insiell, @osebic fam.
tin apu~laiSfiriuri filoli 10. t. % p.
0eSicmerisid. &uoleman aibclttti ipc-
rcn miloto aimoibin. Mr. Mnsiell of
laaialti tunnetti, fauntisiommc iro-
malaistcnfin fesfuuoesia. SGn alct-
tiii aluu,oan tGnne puonna 1887 toi.
micn eniin mafuutusalianliebcnG. ill.
loiien Dlciien ippttajGn Wr. e. so.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
EIGHTEEN CADETS famed
BENEDICTINE BATSMEM ARE
UNABLE TO TOUCH FUQUAY
Medlc"s Win by Good Scor--.yu.,Ice
Hurt, hut sticks to Post for
Two InnIngs

Tho Medical College Of Virginia
nharmacy class defeated The Bcncdic-
hhc College min" Yesterday afternoon
at Ryrd Park by the score OF II to 6
Inc Mcdic"s scored six runs in the
mrs' TWO innings. and the best the
cadets could do during the entire same
was 10 score like number While
the Cadets were trying TO catch IN
with tho Mrd,cos, the latter annexed
five more
In the first inning the Cadets got
one man on base. although three were
famed. :. SAVIOUR going 10 first when
Catcher Justice let the third strike &c,
passed him. In their half Of the
hrst the pharmacy team scored two
runs on two hits. a stolen base and
AN error. In the second inning the
Medicos scored four more The entire
team hatted around once, and GONE of
the men got two chances At bat Five
singles. TWO bases on balls. an error
and stolen bias" resulted in the runs.
The third inning was the big one for
the Cadets. and they got three run
ncrs over the plate. Wood waa safe
when Justice let the third strike pass.
stole second ami went TO third when
Dodd let the bah get by him. and
scored on passed ball by Justice
Haiiing was given a base on balls and
went to second on "a passed ball, and
scored when Iscutot let : SAVIOUR =
hit yet by him :. SAVIOUR stole sec
ond. Schail and Keller struck out
Meyer came UP and laced out a pretty
single, scoring :. SAVIOUR. Francis
flew out TO right field and ended the
inning
The Medicos scored again in the NTH
and seventh innings, when they an
ncxcd two and three counters. respec-
lively. The Cadets got one runner
lover in the sixth. and two counters
were registered by them in the eighth.
The features Of the game were the
pitching of FuQuay, who fame deigh-
teen OF the Cadets, and a three base
hit 10y Captain Francis in the eighth
inning. scoring runner.
Justice. who started the game for
the pharmacists. was hurt in the third
inning, and was forced to retire He
stuck 10 his position and played two
innings before giving away to Bris-
tow The score: