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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14


 Juan Gallardo
 c. W. Gassaway
 John Francis Carrigan
 Hannibal Williams Guiseppi Menara
 Elmer Garrett Lowderback Entertainment for Selected Men Saturday September 18th will be a red letter day in the history of. Cliff on. Several weeks ago the Town Council made the first move towards preparing an entertainment for the selected men on the eve of their departure. Councilamn Springer and Councilman Stephens were named as i a committee of two on finance and met with gratifying success. Later meeting of citizens was held at the Y. NJ. C. A. and the several con- mittees appointed. The committees have done their work well and com ! mencing with a cowboy tournament Saturday morning at Bunker station on the Morenci Southern, until the orchestra plays Home Sweet Home'' Saturday night. there will be some thing doing every minute. Following the cowboy tournament the next event will be parade which leaves the Y. NJ. C. A. building on the East Side at 6:30 ?. m. sharp and breaks ranks at the Auditorium | building in Hili's Addition. Upon arrival there the soldier boys and citizens holding tickets will be serv- ed with banquet at the banquet tables which will seat approximately I275. During the courses a musical program will be rendered interspers- ed with addresses appropriate to the occsion. Spectators will find seats in the gallery to the capacity of the building. At the conclusion of the en- ertainment at the Auditorium an ad- 1 iournment will be taken to the Prin- 1 cess where everything will be in readiness for the ball
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14
COURT NOTES

Ben NJ. Crawford, of the Superior court this, week issued marriage li- censes to Charles H. Dolies to wed Bernice NJ. Davis, both par ties are O. Morenci. Eulalio Gar cia to wed Maria Lomeli A. C.. Ornelas lo wed Juanita Cerdan.
 J. c. Gatti has filed suit against Santanda Rios for debt, of $34O 99.
 Krackauer, Fork and Mover are suing the AriZona-Mayflower Copper Company tor S2,350. 30.
 Refugio de Rocha is suing Fidel Rocha for divorce on the grounds of desertion and non-support.
 The following have filed applica- tion for their first citizenship pa. pers; J. w. Cooper, A. R. Far rell, J. Gregory. F. c. Hosking, P. A. Hoskine, Frank Guardo, c. P. Johnson. F. Peluce Those filing for. their final papers were P Beru. alta, P. Casabelli, P. Politano. N Giordano.
 Doines at the Jail A warrant was received at the Sheriff's office from Stafford for the arrest of Jesus Diaz, who is charged with horse stealing on Eagle Creek. He was arrested and taken to Stafford Angel Gomez plead guilty to the charge of having liquor in his pos session and was fined s100 and giver ten days in jail.
 The bondsmen of Epimenio Acerc this week withdrew from his bono and Acero has been returned to tht county bastile.
 Simon Hagenauer saw a Mexican passing his store one day this week gaily dressed in a fancy brown sui of clothes. MT. Hagenauer dashed out after him and a few words pass ed between them when the Mexican was finally convinced tha the suit o clothes had been stolen from thu store. The Mexican gave the names of some Turks in Morenci as the par ties who had sold him the suit. Fur ther investigation showed that th' Turks had bought four suits ant several pair of shoes from one l. | Flores of Morenci. These article. had been stolen from the Hagenauel store in Clifton year ago. Flores was apprehended in Deming ant brought to Clifton under the chaper onage Of Dock Nicks.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14
At the Baptist Church.

Al the 6aptlSt Cnu' en-
 Last Sunday was Homecoming day We were gratified with the disable results. The Sunday school went ave! the hundred mark in at tendance. All the other services showed marked improvement.
 Next Sunday is Young Peoples day. W, are interested in young people We like their cheerful en thusia"m and optimism. They will have q special program at the even ing hour. Four young men will render qu7rtette music as one of the s,c-cial features of the service If there a,e any old crusty dads in the community they should hear these and mind and be young again for 1n hour The pastor will preach a scr mon especially suited to young peo pie at the eight o'clock hour. T you are Tot engaged elsewhere we should re glad to have you with Us You will find the evening full of help fuiness and your presence no doubt would be the means of doing some. one good. We have no special lik. ing for long faced sallow complec ted cheerlcss religion and are not putting up that kind of goods to you You will find pleasant surroundings when worshipping with us. Wear a smile and bring friend.
 ]. w. BITTERLY, Pastor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14
GOVERNMENT APPORTIONS
 ROAD MONEY TO STATES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-The ap- portoinment of fourteen million, five hundred and fifty thousand dollars to the states from government funds to aid in the construction of rural post roads. according to the federal aid roads law. is announced by the department of agriculture for the year ending June 30th Arizona gets s257,27S; Montana. s29S.520: Idaho s1S2,471: Wyoming s1S3,S05.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14
BANQUET PROGRAM

Given in honor the Soldiers of the Nation al Army from Greenlee County High School Auditorium, Clifton AA zona Saturday Evening September 18th. 1911 1-ALarch. Pride of the Army (Farrar)
 Adams Orchesra 2-Introductory .-~.---.. " B. Kelly, Postmaster 3-First Course Overture-' American Airs (Theodore Moses)
 Orchestra
 J. L. Adams, Director 4-Vocal Solo ---.-..--.-..-.- Mrs. Willis Bennie Cal Rose in the Bud (Forster) (b) Where Dreams Are Made,'' (Johnston) Accompanist-Mrs. Wm. Shirk 5-Second Course
 Selection-Sesame Arabian Intermezzo ,-
 Orchestra 7-Cofee and Cigars
 ''Adlyn Watzes'' CIIal) . Orchestra v, n H. s. Schimerka T. B. Ronianes
 Accompanist w. A. Staab 9-Address --------------------- Hon. John Christy 10-Vocal Solo---.~----~---.-- Mrs O. J. Raiffeisen Accompanist, Mrs. Wm Shirk 12 Rnsnonsa T p Pro1v, 13.-Chorus -----~---------~-- Clifton Choral Club (al Keep the Home Fires Burning lb) Star Spanged Banner Audience will please rise and join in sing ing Star Spangled Banner
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Duke" Await in HospitaI-

J. l.. Await, better known among
 his friends as Duke" was compelled to go 70 the A. c. hospital this week for treatment. He has been confined to his room for several
 weeks with a slow fever He is inn
 proving at the hospital.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14
Home from Grand Canyon

F1OTHt TT OHl OTdhu Cdny orr" z
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Sprisss of shannon Hill spent most delightful overlan1 trip to the Grand Canyon this past month, returning to Cliff ton early Monday morning. The trip was made in their Buick and was free from every unpleasant accident. MT. and Mrs. Spriggs were especi- ally impressed with the beauty of the canyon and are urging their friends to see Arizona first. They also had the pleasure of seeing the Hopi Indians perform in their weird native dances. All together the Sprigss report one of the most pleasant visits given by returning parties.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14

Cowboy Tournament, Banquet, Musi- cal Program and Ball Planned for Their Entertainment on Saturday Evening, September 15th-Citizens from Al Parts of County Will Be Here.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14

Max Juelg returned this week from an inspection visit to camps in New Mexico and points in Texas. He is a loyal Clifton citizen, still maintain ing Clifton is ahead of any place he visited.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14

bucket to the mercies of the adjacent landscape. Some guards of the jail gang were near by and took one of the most violent of the women into custody. escorting her to the county jail for chance to recuperate from such violent exercise. Later an other woman was arrested, Urihe swearing out a warrant charging her with assault. The two women ar rested are Sara and Josfine Medina. mother and daughter. The case will come up for trial later This is the first disturbance of the kind to take place during the strike.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14
Cosper Family Arrives

Cosper Family Arrives
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. T. Cosper and family arrived from their home on the Blue Thursday evening and will remain in Clifton until Wednes- day to witness the departure of the soldier boys. Three members of the Cospep family. Toles, Jim and John, sons of MT. and Mrs. ]. H. T. Cosper were among the boys se- lected from this county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
STAFF TO COME OUT IN FIRST DIVISION
FIRST BASE ANOTHER PROBLEM
BY PAUL puR MAN
the stars Special Sport Writer Touring tho Maj
Training Campsl

tine stars Special Writer Touring Major League
Training camps)
NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 4.-ThE AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE
WILL BEGIN WITH Bo az" IN CAPITALS
HAVE SEEN FIVE BALL CLUBS OF The LEAGUE, AND CAN
SAY ANY ONE OF THEM MIGHT WIN The REMNANT IF THE
BREAKS WERE WITH THEM
AFTER LOOKING OVER THE CLEVELAND INDIANS HERE,
KNOW THEY WILL BE IN THE RUNNING NEXT SEPTEMBER.
problems solve before his
right he
will Boston and
Hughe jennings VIII the
field.
Fohi has a $3.50 ball club. He wonderful hit
tsrs exceptional NeIders-but he 10 weak In
Foh pitching
the American this and his problem settles
his pitching Here where tho IF In.
Foil vii cy Morton Joe Wood coseiessit and Jim asby
TO pitching this they hold
Wood shand nobody knows whether he Is noF Nor
his Covccske and Bagby stand the
have a wonderful ball club.
As Boehng Coumbe. Klcpfc
club Three aieo
Lambeth Lambeth with the
a
other problem . first ouso a
Coast the chance for
opinion. Marty cavananah will likely hold
the sack before tho Is
Harris. youngster also has chance TO draw tho initial bag
Otherwtsa tho the that took the field last
and Billings will DO the catche wamby probably VIII
be short ard Turner third Roth
Speaker and will make the outfled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Edward
HILL S
| Column
sS<<S$S$&
LID MAN HARD LUCK seems
] TO be u. n. Dugdale's best
f,.tnua sh.s, taxaa Hars, iluH

aid MAN HARD LUCK seems
TO be u. r. Dugdale's best
- friend these DAYS. Hero Dug
has HIS baseball team IN Seattle.
ready to start the training season,
when tho sky breaks out with
weeps.
In less than three weeks the
baseball season viii open In Sc
Attic. and In the meantime q IL
necessary for the local club 10 get
- few good licks Of training. but
from present weather indications
the lads have run into a squall that
may last any length OF time.
The players were out al the park
yesterday tossing the ball around.
but tho wet weather would not per
nit much work.
EARL BAIRD. Seattle Athletic
club boxer. has y On the is5-pound
amateur championship OF America.
Seattle fans. however. do not
know by what narrow margin
Earl came near losing the trip to
Boston.
As the national championships
drew near n certain party in Sc
attic very much Interested In box
Ing. both amateur and professional.
began 10 note with alarm that
Baird. no doubt the eleverest anna
teur IN the country OF his weight
today. was not going 10 be sent
East. lie took the matter up with
one of tho officials Of the S. 4. C..
and was told that tho club at this
time could not finance Bairds trip
to Boston. The official was told
that popular sentiment about the
As,y demanded that Earl go East.
and that he could ne sent there by
popular subscription.
When several business men were
Approached. they wero heartily In
IN or OF the plan. and are now no
acch; proad OF the fact that they
were help in landing the clever
little Seattle youth In the top rank
OF the amateurs.
NOTHING SHORT OF an IN
vasion OF the country will keep
the y. W. league from holding It's
opening ON April -. Neciared
President Robt. Blewett today.
The league r. in better shape.
sincerely believe. than at any
time since have been It's chief
executive he said. We have a
circuit out here this year that will
rank with any minor league In the
country. bar none. The type and
class OF players is far above that
OF the past two seasons. Like Sc
nttic. every other club in the
league has bolstered and strength
ened their liueups until they will
hardly be recognized as the same
teams that finished the race In
DROPPED IN on Chef McIn-
tyre yesterday afternoon and
found him hard at work shaping
up for his bout with Willie Nee
han here on Friday night.
The old rascal seems to be In
good shape and ought to give the
doughty Frisco boy good run for
his kale. Chct. despite his few
gray hairs. can make any one
step for four rounds. aud at live
ly pace.
Just TO show that Meehan will
have TO use little force behind
any blows he may land to the
solar plexus. Chef had Harry An
derson. former y. w. lightweight
champion. play a heavy tattoo on
his bread basket for the edification
of those who had dropped In TO
see him work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Montreal Refuses to
Sell Player Corbeau

Determined to get out Of
active participation In leo
hockey, Frank Patrick, Van
couver hockey owner, made a
brave effort 10 get a substl-
tute for himself on the Million
aire defense In Seattle last
week.
After watching corbeau, the
big youncster who cavorts In
front OF the Canadien net for
George Kennedy, in action,
Patrick decided that Corbeau
was the man he wanted, and
made Kennedy a good offer,
but Kennedy refused TO listen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Washington Ball Nine
Leaves for Series of
4 Games at Vancouver

Coach Dode Brlnker and his
band Of varsity baseball men
Jeff Seattle Tuesday night AZ
1880 for Vancouver. where
they will play the Vancouver
league team a series OF four
games.
The exact lineup and personnel
~ the team was not known until
practice was over. How
The lnfleld will line up In the com
ing games is known. but the out
field still remains a thorn in the
oach's side. Charley Rogers will
oppose the leaguers. on
tho Hill In tho first game. Coff.
man. the little lefthander. will fol-
low him on Thursday. Percy Cham.
berlain Is slated TO pitch the game
on Friday. Captain Ross Wilson Is
tho logical man 10 catch Rogers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04

With the exception OF prelim.
mary and curtain raiser. the box
ing card To be put on Friday night
In the Arena by the Metropolitan
a.umbermcn's club is already for
the showing.
Matchmaker Walsh this morning
gave out the card as made up TO
GATE as follows:
Sammy Good vs.. George In
gle.
willie meehan W. Chef No
lntyre.
Earl Conner W. Shell Nc
Cool.
Joe Harrahsn W. Muggsy
Marshall.
Jimmy Cole W. Johnny
Moore.
Secretary Culver. In announcing
the prices for the special summer
season, stated that there will be
a limited number of so and 75-cent
seats on sale for Fridays show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
SEATTLE'S TRAINING GAMES

April Seattle VS.. Policemen
team.
April Seattle vs. Polioemon's
team.
April Seattle VS.. Dry sox.
April Seattle vs.. Pacific Coast
Steel co.
April Seattle vs.. Boiler Makers
April a--Seattle VS.. Duthc ship
Yard team.
April iO--seattle VS. Ancient order
OF iiiberniarr.
April Vets VS.. Colts.
April t2-Seattlc vs.. University OF
Washington.
April i9-Seattie VS.. University OF
Washington.
April it--seattlo VS.. University of
Washington.
April ib-Seattle VS.. Seattle Con-
struction and Dry Dock Co.
April i6--Nets w. Colts.
Aprn 17-Nets W. Colts.
April lS-Nets vs.. Colts.
April ia-Nets vs.. Colts.
April 2o--Seattie vs.. Stacy Showns.
April 2i---Scattle VS.. Boiler MAX
ers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
MORRIS TANCLES
WITH FULTON IN
EAST THIS EVE
az N. c, HAMILTON

United PTfsH stnff torroHpondcnt
NEW YORK. April AFTER to-
aisht fight fans OF the country will
know whether Fred Fulton ia
ready to meet Jess Willard. In
his l0-round meeting with Carl
Morris. Fulton Is taking on his
hands the biggest contract he has
attempted since b IAN poster.
ing Willard with challenges. lie
viii have 20 win decisively to be
figured ready.
Morris. with one victory over
Fulton. will be on the short end OF
tho betting. because OF Fulton's
fine showing recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Vegetables Taken
at Charity Game

CINCINNATI. O, April 3.
Potatoes and onions. those
aristocratic vegetables. viii
be good for admission at the
Norwood ball park. home OF
tho world semipro cham.
pions. Norwoods. when they
play their first game OF the
season this year.
II win be a practice game
between two squads OF Nor.
wood players headed by Earl
Yingling and Rcd White. for.
mer major league pitchers.
one potato or one onion
viii be good for admission.
Boy Scouts will tend the
gates and later distribute
the food to the poor of Nor.
wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04

and Chamberlain. while Roy Taylor
seems 10 be tho one that viii re.
oeive Coffman's offerings.
Tho varsity will probably limo up
With the following men In the first
game. Captain Wilson. catcher:
Rogers. pitcher; IAdner. first base
Davis. second: BEEN. short. Ralph
Smith. third. George Smith. left
field: woodward. center field. and
Roy Taylor. right field The squad
VIII return Saturday night By boat.
with the exception OF Captain VIII
son. who will stop Off in Boiling.
ham to see his parents.
The men making the trip we're:
Wilson. Rogers. Chamberlain. Coff.
man. Ladner. Davis. BEEN. Ralph
Smith. George Smith, woodward.
Taylor. Buckley. Pigott, and Miles
Cary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
kid" Mccoy Again
Ready to Battle

Kid Mccoy has applied at the u.
S. recruiting offices in New York
for enlistment as an aviator. The
man in charge. recognizing Mccoy.
said he could get him Job as or
derby for a colonel. But Mccoy
turned down the offer. He explain
ed that he craved excitement and
figured he could get plenty OF 1t in
6 flying machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04

WHEN SEATTLE baseball
fans woke up this morning and
glanced at the weather, things
did not look very favorable for
this afternoons fracas at Dug
dale park, between the police
mems team and the pugdale
recruits and regulars.
Tho game was scheduled for
today, az the first practice ses-
sion Of the year on tho local
lot.
Rain yesterday called a halt TO
the first practice turnout. altho the
players tossed the ball around a
bit between showers. Present In
dications point TO n battle between
the three young catchers, Cunning.
ham. Hayes and Dorlette, for the
second string job. Billy Sullivan,
tho veteran who will hold down the
first backstopping Job. has not yet
arrived In camp.
NICK WILLIAMS is rafting the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
AL Somn1ers Wins
Easily OUer Bend
MiddlesDeight Lad

PORTLAND. April A. - Al
sommers won an easy decision
over Billy George, Bend. Or.
mIdd'eweloht. here last night.
Stanley Clements OF Seattle
and Frankie HueIat boxed four
fast rounds TO a draw. and Joe
German OF Oakland secured a
decision over frankie Saunders
OF New Jersey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Foil Has $3.50 Team That May Be in Race IT,
Brick" Eldred Lands
Job With White Hose

Brick" Eidrec, last season
With Seattle, seems 20 have
landed a berth with the Chi
caco White Sos. Word from
tho front has IL that he and
Memo Liebold will divide hon.
ore In right field this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Cuban Pitcher Is
Secured by Butte

Senior Ignscio RoJas will Join
Joe McGinnlty's Butte squad In
PuyalIup next month as pros
rective hurler for the Miners.
Rojss is a spsniard who re-
ported 70 the Oakland club
this spring and stuck around
for several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Trapshots Turn Out

With tho state shoot but n short
vay off. trapshooters turned out
this afternoon at the Harbor island
traps for the regular mid.week
shoot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
"Chief" Bender Signs
to Coach Penn Squad

"Chief' Bender, the indian who
Gtarred on the mound for the Ath-
letics. has signed 10 coach the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania baseball
squad this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04

April 22-Seattle Va. Nonpareils.
April 23--piayers rest
April 24-opening OF the North
western league season. Seattle VI
Great Falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Oregon Aggies Not
to Break With L. O.

EUGENE. Ore. April 4.--The
Oreon Aggies and the U. OF o. will
vsrot suspend athletic activities be-
tween themselves In event OF war
with Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04

NEW YORK. ". Y.--Every New
York policeman not on active patrol
duty, I'm addition to the regular
force. appeared at station houses
today for duty Twelve thousand
Will be available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
TRAINING GAMES

~ Peoria-Brooklyn 10, Red
Sox 8.
At 81. Louls-Cards s. Browns 3.
AZ New Orleans 2. Pittsburg 3.
Al Jacksonville 3. Phillies ..
AZ Cincinnati !. Columbus 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Rain Halts Giants
in Spring Training
Session at Dugdale's

tinware loud and long among HIS
Spokane Indians. Bill Bloomfield,
veteran pitcher, and Catcher Bat
telana were given their releases.
The young backstop showed up
well in the first spring games, but
couldn't stand the gaff when the
other fellows got going at their reg
ular clip.
o. n. JOHNSON, a husky back
stop from the brush. near Roundup.
Mont, has been signed by Tealey
Raymond for his Tacoma aggrega-
ton. Baldwin has been holding
out on Russ Hall, and unless ne
comes TO terms pretty pronto II
looks like the Montana lad will get
his job. n
BOB BROWN has turned down
an offer made by Nick Williams TO
trade Harry Harper. Spokane out
fielder, TO Vancouver for Jules
Papa. Papa is back with the
Canucks this season. after playing
part OF last year with Great Falls.
GEORGE cliNk, Spokane semi
pro, seems TO be having little trou-
BILE In making good with the Van
couver club, according to word from
the training camp of Browns lads.
GOOD REPORTS about Yorks.
the soldier-pitcher secured by Van
couver for the coming season. and
Gallagher, his catcher. are sitting
thru from Texas. where the two are
playing ball with the soldier teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04
Baseball

COAST LEAGUE
AZ San Franciaco Is. Vernon 8.
At Salt Lake Q. Portland o.
At Los Angeles 9. Oakland I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-04

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