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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
OKLAHOMA NET
. CHAMPS after
MISSOURI TITLE
Monnet, Fresh From Kansas
Victory, Darrough, SpeiCe,
in "ShOw Me" Meet.

Having cleaned up the Kansas state
tennis tournament at independence last
week. Eugene Monne,, the Oklahoma
collegian, has gone to Kansas civ
where he will attempt to yanquISh
Missouri'S net star, this week and cop
the "Show Me" state, racket title A.,
result OF his great work IN the cen
tral states, great plains and Kansas
state tournaments, Monuct will enter
the Missouri championship contest
looked upon as one OF the most form.
dable outside contcndcrS
Darough and Speice Also
Monnei IS not the only Oklahoman
who will participate ~ the Missouri
tourney Paul Darrough Oklahoma
singles champion and Monnct, double,
partner, is another entered, and Charlie,
7. Spcice OF kingiiShcr, runner.up al
the Oklahoma tournament. also IS m
Kansas City All three OF these men
will enter tho singles Monnet and
Darrough will compete in the doubles.
Missouri Always Wins.
The Missouri tennis title never YET
has been carried from Missouri by a
visiting player The three Oklahoman,
will endeayor to make 1910 an cNccp-
ton
A dispatch from Kansas Cty an.
npuuce, that other southern stars seek
ing the Missouri title are ! B Adouc
oi Dallas, former Texas champion.
and Semp Rus, OF san Antonio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
BEARCATS HOPE
TO SEW UP FLAG
while At HOME
FIfteen-0ay Stay at SARATOGA
to Be Opened Today;
Success in Texas.
By b A. b


Manager Rudy Baerwald and hi,
Bcafoat Senators piled from Katy
passenger train this morning. happy
after a successful invasion Of Texas.
They come home tied with four other
clubs for first place.
HE Senators have fifteen straight
games 10 play ON the home grounds.
and with an even break in the luck
they expect 10 win q big majority Of
these contests and sew up the flag for
the second half Of the race
Texas Record Good.
The record Of the Senators in Texas
is promising They outhit their oppo-
ncniN S} TO II. On the closing two
days OF the trip they bumped the Deni-
'on pitchers hard getting seventeen hits
Saturday and fifteen Sunday Every
man in the lineup got one or more safe
ties both Saturday and Sunday.
Paris Here Today.
Paris IS the first team 10 battle with
Oklahoma Cry during the home stay.
The Survivors are here today 10 open
a three game ,'rle, Then will come
sherman Dculson. Fort Smith and
Tulsa IN order named
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Paris Here Today.
DIi a nm O nd
Gil MT

Notable changes have taken place in
the American league race IN the last
two days New York. as the resul, Of
two double defeat, At IN. hands Of the
browns has dropped from first to third
place, and Boston, although losing two
ont of three games with Detroit. has
taken the lead Chicago. with four
straight wins over Philadelphia, has
climbed to second place
" Cobb got thrc' hit, in three time,
up yesterday. We, Detroit lost TO the
Eoston Red Sov Other Tiger batsmen
could not touch the SoN pitcher, sue
ceSSiully
The Western association race is pret.
" tight right now. with iiv. teams tied
for first place Oklahoma City. Deni.
son, Mc\leNer. Fort Smith and Mus
kogee are the club, on top. Paris and
Sherman are ted ior second place one
game behind Tulsa. IN the cellar: /,
Just two gam,, IN the rear OF the lead
ct,
Clemens. Naglc Raervald. Rlue and
thelleitr were the Senator, who got
more than on' ht SUNDAY All the
others collected ono safe drive each.
peniSou, the greatest home winner"
iu 'he Western aSso,iliion and thu, sea.
son fairly good IN tn road leaves the
ra'i,e camp today Tor an extensive in
,l0uu ~ the north The Ralroader,
open their road trip at Muskogee.
Davenport OF the Browns performed
'he unusual feat OF pitching and win.
nng a doubleh'adsr Saturday lie hell
lhe NankS IN n'uc hit, and wn runs in
.Vo game, Yesterday two other II.
Loui, pitchers held Donovan, men to
nine hit, and ouc run IN two NOR.
gawrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Another Why

Nhy are most 'hort,iop, poor hr.
'er'' Among the weakest mace swing
e. IN both league are lavan oi the
Brown, Bush oi the Tigers. Bancroft
OF the PhilheS. Weaver oi the White
NoN and Marau,ille oi the Brave,
all Unfolding star, hut all below 80
You irepuen'l, hear that pe,ken.
raneh Sc grand short ,ton hu, that
hc can't hl' Mayhc ne can't Ru, hr
can ou,ha, twu.ihiri, ~ those mo-,
working lc'Wccu second aud third
The onl, tWo hard hitting ,hor, ,,on,
IN the game are Wagner and Horn,
hy. q 43.,ear-old PLAYER and a y wear.
old ho,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
INJURED. BUT
STICKS IN GAME ANYWAY

Manager rptfOsm ut the SENATOR,
hat h,su PLAYING '.F ihc last irN ds,,
with a hw,,l SIDE tina, rsucd ,nr,id
cradle While li sherman hc wa, hn
%, a pitched hall and muscle, M M,
urM side vrfr hrui,ci The ,iis va,
,cf, snfr 'hc ur,' iay. be, the hos,
bcatJ1' would rsi get uu' ~ the game
The INJURY Pc almost we'll nov
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
GRAND CIRCUIT HORSES
AT KALAMAZOO NOW

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July n With
three events on the card ch oi which
was the Riekman Hotel pu c Of SODl
for 2l2 uouefs. kalamatoo's annual
grand circuit meeting opened today
Eighteen horses were entered IN the
headliners. among them heing Mabel
1rask. which won the Merchants aud
Manufacturers sl0.c0 stake a, Detroit.
Other events arc the /, ~ uouets the
ais pace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
00NNelLy MAKES
DEBUT AT TRAP
AND LIKES GAME

Mike ponrs'iv ,ii, commissioner
pi accounting and finance msi,
hiss debut at a irar.huui,f ,tu,f.
day al the Relic l,lt tanrr Nhsi
the capital Iun club held a ,p,.si
'hnoi The fact iha, he broke url,
thiri, seven target, m i'm au,mri
did nr' discourage Mike m ifs
least Instead me guardian ~ nh,
ritvs arCuuris ard iuswtt q.
tlared ls htoi ih, csur ur, anil
said b, vur'i De- a regular mt
a. suuu a. practice would mai.
hm un,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
AUFR|CHT HIGH
Gun SUNDAY
Score OF SO Out OF 100 Best
at Special Shoot; Eight
Gunners Take Part.

Eugene Auiricht. ono Of the Okla.
homa City amateur, who will he in an
oklahoma squad when the Grand Amer.
lean handicap is Sho, a, ST Louis IN
August, was high gun at special
shoot held az the Relic Isle ground,
Sunday afternoon hy the Capital Gun
club lie broke eighiy-ninc ont 81 a
possible lo0 targets
The scores made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
MAYSe AND MCKEE IN
FINE SHAPE FOR BOUT

hy Ma,sc and Young Mckee who
are i' meet IN ten round bout hsirf,
the u NJ \ A ,nrieh iuia, vsf,
reported 'n splendid shape. each f,si,
Tor the tap ui the gnug
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

Hesulis Ns-i'r'ia, 80 raWss scheduled
1amss t"ds, N i.ou. ~ Hos'1n CHi.
HsH Hf i... tirpHIH cincinnati at UfuUk
.'u lfifsHuffH sf Nrv Nufs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Semi rin.l, Today

HUSTON Isis " The lawn TENN,
tournament iuf the luncvrrd ,up va,
'fouehi invu ~ semi finals ,uia, VII
liam luhusiHn ui San lanritcr. ma
Nrnal champion. was scheduled h. NEE,
Wa,,un " Ws,hhnrn. ni New York
ard J ] Afmsitrrg oi Philadelphia.
"a, urp'sti ~ kumasas M, lap.
ans', ,hampirn Roth mai,h,, ette ,,,
'lf 'ht afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

h'.uiis Ns.istis, A. ~ taus f.r Nev
lufh 10 80 .Hi.aEH no prusHrlphis
4 WH..IHtH.H
Isms. Is'ia' UHsfun ~ Detroit Ssv
Vows U' N lHHH Philadelphia a. tHI.
UhtH Washington ~ cleveland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
walters Can Iii,. Too

What has happened IN Cobb has Ne
fallen the majority ni other base run
nets WIN have tried ~ pilicf At Wal.
itf' expense
Few ra,thct' IN the league are In
Walters class a, batter, During the
iitd three months ul the campaign he
whangcd the hut,c hide ,ot an average
above IN Since then he ha, stuffed
ou, somewhat, vet he ranks to-day a,
une oi the most timely hitter, in the
game Walttts as a batter. Is never 80
good as IN a pinch
Rot What has made Walter, a te,sn
ing iavnfiic IN New York ,s NJ, ,p,,,,
hts pep and his enthusiasm Ne !,
cha,iefins all the time. s,cad,e, b,
pitcher and puts neV HE into IN, whole
team No samc is lost. In Wahcty
opinion. until tho last man is oni lie,
cheerful optimistic ,uunrder the
kind that never admits defeat until IN,
tinal count has been made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

Nesulis ,ssistds, A. ksusss DiN 80.
NinnrHrHus 81 ~ Indianapolis 10 t.nui.
tIUr 90 A. Wuehukss - NJ Paul s.t
~ iH.HWhHa - Toledo 80
tame. tusia, W Paul a. NIiwaukss
NH urHrH'H af kHHsaa IIN. Louisville st
indianapolis Toledo 81 Columbus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

shin, o' sherman won i,n.n ,t.
'rfl,,, pu,h,tt hattie ifur C.,ue,on
N IHl'a Sunia, The rnh ratt s.
sued b, lr,insiun developed in'a the
rnl, un ~ ihc rsri, JDtinginn u. an
"a southern lsaeusr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
ts,s. league s,sndlns


.Hff Il Ws.H "a Galveston 60 A.
Hft Worm 80 UrsuwHui - A. uanst
SEN AnfUuiT 90
tsmss ic,ls, GALVESTON st Waco WHus.
HH af H.fU.FU"Ff WfaImHUt at IUff
N UfFH HHH NHfWH#s sF nsHaa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
:DASEAutIGUR[S!


He.uNs lssierdsN A. Uenison e Okla.
lnWH CIV IlN lrrlrEs ~ Paris o.
see A. sherman . Tulsa o
Isms. I"'ia, Paris ~ OEshoma city
Nhrfuau a' NlAlsstsr Usuis0n At Nuska
sec lHri smith ~ rui.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
BY Frank G.. Menke


The two baseball finds uncovered
this season are Roger Hornsby. the
Cardinal inilelder. and Al Walters. the
Yankee catcher Oddly enough. both are
graduates from Texas town clubs. and
at the outset OF the season. neither was
given much consideration.
Walters is the best all around catch.
et that has come up to the majors since
Rey Schalk'S time" Is the concensuS
OF opinion among baseball men who
have seen the peppery young Yankee
m action
And about the Young Cardinal. it IS
,aid
Tic is the most hrillian, iniicldet.
the hest hitter and hrainieN youth that
has flashed into view since Eddie Col
llns cas-, anchor IN the big league,
Walters came from Waco. Texas.
while HornSby was secured from DEM
son, Texas. a class u town.
Hofnsby's Playing Rlee,rihes.
Hornsby has electrified the National
league spectators by his brilliant work.
Only three months big league per
former vet he has executed some PLAYS
aiield, a, the bat and on the bases that
have left an indelible mark on the
memories Of iandom-and upon the
baseball records
lIofnShy has a marvellous wing and
he makes stops and throws that arc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Shows "Ty" up

" Cobb had heard much oi Walters,
pceglng power n, decided ip ,s.' pu,
The wing during the recent Yankee
Tiger ,etie, I, louk unto himself
twelve foot lead and then ,hn, i've sec.
nnd with the swing VI the pitcher, arm
The whitlwind Georgian was touched
out standing up-iassed even before he
had a chance ,p slide
he next time I, cssayrd a steal he
didn't have such a long lead Md then
The coeky Young Walters showed IN
wha, contempt he held Cobb hy pls,
ins a bt With the hall before he made
the throw To second Aud once again
the PLAY read Cobb uut stealing
Walters Ia J,sds,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Is Natural Hitter.

Horn,hy IS natural hitter Nll sea
son long ,hi, youth facing pitching
four grade, higher than ever wa,
hcayrd a. him before ha, hcl,cd the
pellet iof an average we'll beyond }o0
Earlier IN the ,caf when he took unit
himself q mark around l1n and .l,S. i,
was regarded q, flash m 'hc.pan"
stuff But llorn'hy !, using the mac,
with just a, deadly effect right now
and II begin, lp look q, IT he Will re-
main IN the battle ior the champion
ship
The rcgtclIahlc feature concerning
liorn,byS work 9, that he ., doing i,
with the luwly card, with a club that
gets little ur No attention outside n,
own home town Bu, Honsby, deeds
have been so remarkable that even
though olouied by being performed ON
a ,a'lend club he ha, taken rank a.
the greatest ,niielder that has come
INTO the major, IN many. man, wears
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
minent Mal,

"Bforkl,r can never stand ,h, Nu.
gust and September drive" ~.
change We tecm ~ remember h,,
lug read this same statement M lplI
arulcd IN ihc lpye, and m 1915 an.
Piled ln the rhiNie,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
A Bit Abou, walters

Walters. iir,i VI all. :, wonderful
baeksiup He pull, hca,c, mt oi the
ar ot extracts them from the land
'eape with as much ease aS he snare,
the straight overs Secondly. he ha, a
whlp cquallcd hy few men in The game
le y a snap thtowct and pegs with
deadly accufac, lie get, ava, with the
ball with almost the same motion ,ha,
he grabs 1.-THE trick ,ha, mark, the
difference between ordinary catcher,
and Munletinl LAiLhrt..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

! l. ~ No Wagner doesn't desire
iu take up The rein, oi management
Vet for eight or ten wear, Not. he
saws until he hrtn, ir icsi that h,
=, slipping and ita, M, active work
q, ahnW over
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Hornsby Greatest Star in Many Years
X y X
BEST FIND SINCE COLLINS CAME
* x x X
Catcher Al Walters of Yanks a Star

seemingly impossible The KID goes AZ,
er everything that come, his way lie
isn't afraid 10 risk making error,-but
he doesn't make many Aiield he i, as
last as torked lightning and he Iva,
killed 20 many fare" hits bv the pp.
position hauefs that they have called
him Crook Ii1rnSbv
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
Express Con1bany VIII i
 Not Haul Liquor

In harmony with the action taken by railroads of Arizona, in refusing to haul liquor into Ari, zona, except where the owner accompanies the shipment, Wells Fargo & O., likewise issued from its Ell Paso- office on April 1 an order to-. the same affect, directed to it's several agencies of which the following is a copy:
 "At a meeting of traffic and legal representatives of all com panies interested at Phoenix. Arizona, it was agreed not to ac- cept liquor shipments for trans portation into Arizona. It has been decided that Wells Fargo & Co. will abide by this deci- sion"
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
G. M. BRAXTON, Proprietor.
Our First Fiue Year Subscribe

Our First Fipe Year Subscriber
 Yestesday was an epochal day in the business exper- fence in Holbrook of the edi- tor of The News. On that day a man subscribed for the paper and paid his subscrip- tion for five years in ad- vance. That is the first time this experience has ever come to us in Holbrook; in fact such occurrences have been rare during the 20 years we have been in the newspaper business, and we believe that they are not very common in the lives of other men in the business.
 The good friend who show ed his appreciation of the paper, and his desire to re- main a steady reader of it for the next five years is F. Vernon Barber of Navajo, deputy sheriff and livestock inspector in Apache county. When handing us. a check for the five years subscription Mir. Barber remarked. that ."your paper will probably be larger in five years than it is now and before that time elapses it will be worth more money than you charge for it now
 We sincerely hope that the gentleman is right in his predictions, and we know that if we had more good supporters with the same opinion there would be no doubt of it.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
Corpstein Mauor of Phoenix

Peter Corpstein was elected mayor and James A. Jones com missioner at the general city cleo tion in Phoenix Tuesday. By a majority of Al, Commissioner Corpstein won out oyer Mayor George U. Young. candidate for reelection. while MT. Jones de feated former Councilman Claud w. Cisney by majority of 492.
 With considerably over 5O00 names on the register, the total vote cast was 1856. This means that about 1000 who had regist- cred failed to go to the polls.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
Snfe Medicine for Children

Is it safe?" IS the first ques- tion to be considered when buy ing cough medicine. for children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been a. favorite with mothers of young children as it contains no opium or other mar cotic, and may be given to a child as confidently as to an adult. It is pleasant to take, too. which is of a great import ance when a medicine must be given to young children. This remedy is most effectual in re- lieving coughs, colds and croup. Ohtainable everywhere.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Some of It May Lntgst You; All
 Of It Is W6rth d Perusal
Session of Subervisors

The regular monthly session o1 the board of supervisors of Nav ajo county convened in the board room in Holbrook last. Monday morning. The members Nof the board were all present excepting Supervisor Hennessey. who was out of the state.
 The board transacted much business of importance at this session which was continued un- til Tuesday evening. with a night session Monday. Consid- erable of this business was of a r1utine nature. auditing and passing upon claims against the county. and checkingfhe quart erly reports of the various coun- ty officials. '-'> s ..'..'. -. 7. !; ;..,
 Outside of'routine business the most important thing done was the appointing of commission of five men to investigate and de- eide the amount of. money need ed to improve the county roads. This action was taken by the board pursuant to.F the petitions from taxpayers requesting that such steps be taken preliminary to calling an, election for the pur- pose of voting bonds.
 These petitions had been sign ed by a sufficient number of tax payers to warrant the supervis- ors calling an election. The names of the men appointed =ion the commission are: Frank Els worth, Showlow; J. H. Frost, Snowflake: Capt. Henry Warren, St. Joseph; M. l.. Vaughan and Bob Walton, Winslow. !
 The commissioners will be ask ed to investigate the road lm- proVements proposition and to meet with the. board of supervi sors at their regular session in May. At that time the question of the amount of money needed will be decided, and an election will be called for the purpose of voting bonds in the required amount.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
In the Superior Court

State of Arizona. in and for Navajo County.
 In the Matter of Guardianship of the Estate of Leland Leroy Larson, Minor.
 Notice for Publication of Set clement of Account.
 Notice is hereby given that James A. Larson. the Guardian of the estate of Leland Leroy Larson, a minor, has rendered and presented for settlement, and filed Tn said Court. his an- nual account of his guardian ship of said estate and that Mon day, the 10th day of April, 1916 at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Court room of said Court, at the Court House, in the Town of Holbrook, in said Navajo County. has been duly appointed by the Judge of said Court. for the settlement of said account at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing to the said account and contest the same.
 Dated March 27, 1916.
 LLOYD c. HENNING, Clerk. First pub. Mar. 31-2w.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
New Machine Installed

Early this week the firm of Warren 6 Smithers, general blacksmiths and wheel-rights. installed a new Parks ball bear ing woodworking machine in their establishment. This mach inc is the latest improvement in machines designed to work in wood; it not only saves labor, but it does the work right, and is therefore a valuable addition to the equipment of this enter prising firm, who lose no opport- unity to keep abreast of the times.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
Home Econonr;cs Lectures

It is a new thought to many farmers that their efficiency to a large degree depends upon the farm home. There is no aues- ton but that the nourishment which they receive and their home surroundings have an inn portant effect upon their physi- cal and mental efficiency. If this is true it is undoubtedly good business policy to pay es- pecial attention to the farm home. In order that not only farmers and farmers wlves, but also the women and men of the towns a ld cities may gain some under s -anding of this problem, the Agricultural Extension Service of the University of Arizona has arranged to send it's Home Economics Specialist, Mrs. Edith c. Salisbury. on a lecture tour throughout the State. Mrs. Sal 1sbury is well known as an au- thority, lecturer, and writer on home economics subjects. and will use in her lectures a great deal of apparatus with which she will give practical demonstra- tions of the subjects she talks on. Mrs. Salisbury has already spent considerable time in the Salt River, Yuma, and GiIa Valleys. and the following schedule is for lectures to be gwen in this part of the state;-showing place. date, time, subject and local leader.
 Holbrook, April "A, 200 p. m. Modern Nutrition" c. R. Fill erup.
 St. Joseph, April 24. 7::30 p. m. Efficiency and Sanitation. c. R. Fillerup.
 Snowflake, April 25. 200 D. m. Modern Nutrition" c. R. Filler up.
 Shumway, April 25. 7:3O D. m Sanitation and Efficiency" c. R. Flllerup.
 Show Low. April 26, 200 D. m. Modern Nutrition" c. R. FilIerup.
 Lakeside. April 26, 7:3O p m. Sanitation and Efficiency, C. R. t'Illerup.
 Edgar. April 27, 200 p. m. Modern Nutrition" c. R. Filler up.
 St. Johns, April 27. 7:3O p. m. Sanitation and Efficiency" C.. R. Fillerup.
 Winslow, April 28, 2::3O D. m. Modern Nutrition c. R. Fill erup.
 Read the advertising columns of The News; It will pay you.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
Magician at Pastin1e

Next Monday evening, April 10. Hellmar,. a wonderful magic ian, will appear at the Pastime theater. In addition there will be shown special reels of moving pictures. This will be one of the best shows seen here this season and it should draw large house.
 Admission: Adults 25 cents; Children 10 cents.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
Representative Proctor in Phoenix

Representative Proctor in Phoenix
 Sam Proctor, of Winslow. de- feated aspirant for the post mastershlp of that place. has been a devoted visitor at the state capitol for the past two days.
 It is generally supposed that following Proctor's elimination as a postmaster, he will be can dldate for corporation commits sioner, to fill the shoes of Paul GearY. who has announced his intention of retiring from politi- cal life.
 Proctor has thus far refused to make any definite statement in the matter. He has been spending the major portion of hls time at the capitol. visiting with state officers. Whether or not he has told any of them as to hls future plans, they refuse to diyulge. Phoenix Republican, April 5.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
Earthquake at NogaIes

Wednesday evening Nogales and vicinity were visited by an earthquake which shook up things bit. Yet some people did not notice it. The Oasis edi- tor thought the rattle of the windows at his hnme was caused by an automobile that was pass ing in front of the house just at that moment. The shock occur ed about 10 o'clock Tn the even ing. The Oasis.
The Holbrook news., 1916-04-07
Record Price for Beef Steer

What is perhaps the highest price for single beef animal was received thls week by John Anderson who sold one steer weighing 1875 pounds for Sl31. : 25. or a price of seven cents the pound.
 MT. Anderson just sold off 73 head, the tail end of his herd to a California buyer, receiving a total of $6 342 for the bunch. Several steers weighed 1700 pounds and oyer. A few days after he sold the price advanced a fourth of a cent a pound. Chandler Arizonan.