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Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
Golf Baseball Swimming
MESA HICH WINS FR(lNNORNA[ IN
 EXC|TING CAME

Coming back in the last half Of the ninth, Mesa high yesterday succeeded in walking on the Tempe Normal, and anneXing the game by an s to score The game was one of the best attended in Mesa in months.
 The game looked to be of a shut-out nature until the Normal spTinted and put three runs over the pan on com bined series of errors and bone plays by the Tempe lads McCouIough finally eased the situation slightly, putting end of the fifth, the score was to f, in Mesa's favor.
 The Normal succeeded in rallying in the last half of the fifth, putting over three runs, making the score to 5 in their favor.
 In the ninth, Diehl reached first on a fielder's choice, Menhennett following him to the first bag on an error. With two down, Riggs flew out to right but in the meantime the umpire was keep ing the crowd back and did not see the ball go over It seemed to be the con- census of opinion that the ball was fair, but his majesty allowed the batter to come back for another try, and he se- cured a. two bagger scoring both Dieh and Menhennett.
 SUMMARY-3 base hits Burton. Riggs Griffin. Stolen bases: Lesueur. Burton ?, Goodwin. Struck out. by Riggs 10. Pate 5 Hits: Riggs. Victory credited to, Riggs. Defeat to, Pate Time of game hrs. Empires; Nor ris, Carlson. Scorer, Mcdonald.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
Manager Fred Mitchell at Cubs training camp.

PASADENA, Cal, March 24 (Spe- ciaD-One of the toughest jobs ever taken by baseball leader undoubted- ly is the one Manager Fred Mitchell of the Cubs has undertaken as a means of gaining fame and fortune. It is doubtful if ever in the past manager took big league club under the same conditions. Mitchell knew little about any of the players and with few eXcep- tions knew that those few wouldn't do as a part of his scheme to build up q winner
 Late in February he entered on the job at the training grounds here with thirty mine men out in uniform. More than half the faces were new to him and he knows that before the first of May he has to trim that squad down to twenty two men and that he is sup- posed to save all the live ones and let only the bad stuff get away.
 Youngsters Look Good
 That he has material with athletic ability was easily seen as soon as the horde of men began work on the field ! Trainer Brady, who rubbed the boys down after the first practice many of them for the first time, declared that in all his experience in handling squads of athletes he never had seen a bunch with so much youth and muscle. 1 Whether or not this athletic bunch can be taught to play baseball in major league style remains to be seen. Not all athletes are ball players, because 1t requires some gray matter as well as some brawn to play the game stylshly and Trainer. Brady didn't get peek al any of the brain cells.
 1t doesn't take many days of con- stant watching for a manager to picl out the quickWitted ones, and aftel 1 the first three or four days of it Mitch ell whispered he was convinced he haf at least a couple of live ones in his l gang. The leader wouldn't mention l any names because he thought he might be mistaken and Wants to wal
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25

awarded the school which takes the { high school has won two and -Albu- i querque two Winners in the past are: 1913, Albuquerque; 1914 Roswell: 1915, Roswell; 1916, Albuquerque 4 basket ball tournament, added to inc meet last year, will be continued this year
 The early start of the Colorado School of Mines team at, Golden, at baseball training this sprine-they be- gan work March land tho abolition of senior trip" which broke into the spring season in former years to the this year to help make the Miners con-
 tenders for the Rocky Mountain con-
 ference championship,
 There is no lack of either new or
 experienced material on hand Heitz-
 man. remembered by many r" his foot
 ball work, has been selected as captain of the diamond squad and will officiate
 on the mound. Buck Worth will catch, according to present indications.
 As additional pitchers there are Sealey,
 a left handler, and Pitser. who prom ised to show well with little more de- velonment
 Schneider. Robinson. "Rill,-" Williams
 and Dickinson all are candidates for places in the infield All won their letters on the diamond last year. O'Neil, Taylor and Putram, last years outfielders also hava reported
 Freshmen are turning ont !" force for training and appear to hava some good players among the number
 Oregon and Washington college and high school runners have hoen invite
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25

Ia few weeks Before announcing any
 one as certain of holding job with the north siderS.
 Some Won't Do
 Also the manager picked out several
 who will not do, and it should not be
 surprising if some of them are shipped
 away any time now. Several of the youngsters displayed unusual skill, but showed plainly they are not ready for the big show. Men of that class win be placed with minor league clubs for year of seasoning, with an option on
 their services, so they may be brought back for another trial year from now. Mitchell himself will not see much of the second team players for the 1 balance of the training trip, as they will tour in other parts Jimmy Shek- l ard is to be on the job with the second
 string men, and make reports after all games. Jim's judgment will be taken when the weeding out is done in April.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
SPORT COMMENT

Facing the, most strenuous schedule in it's history the football squad of the University of New Mexico at Albu- querque, will adopt the spring training plan for the gridiron athletes. The university was admitted to the Rocky Mountain conference laet season. Games have been scheduled With the University of Colorado at Boulder, Oc- tober 6; Colorado College at Albu- querque, October 30: with the Uni- Versity of Texas at Austin the Uni- versity of Arizona at Tucson, New Mexico State College, placa undecided
 May 3, and are the dates for the 1917 interscholastic track and field meet in Albuquerque under the direc- tion of the University of Now Mexico
 The interscholastie tronhv will be : championship at three meets. Roswell
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
CIRCUIT TO END HERE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.- The California Fair and Race As sociation announced today dates for the season's circuit, beginning at Salinas July il, and ending at Phtenix, Arizona, on November 12-17.
 This will mean that Phoenix will see the grandest aggregation of race horses ever or the fair grounds oval. It will also prob ably mean that a maiority of the s.eppers will remain here next win ter. making Phoenix center for the harness game. The dates for the next state ar ,i;,s not been rar1ed as yc:, but ii is thought that an effort will De made to have it coincide with the coming of the harness kings and queens.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
Masury's Paints and Varnishes

These lines have been standard for more than fifty years. You eliminate all uncer- taillty and disappointment when you specify and use MASURY'S
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
BASEBALL RESULTS
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 At Stanford University: Stanford ?; California, ,.
 At Dallas: Detroit Americans, 4; Dallas Texas league, Q.
 At Little Rock, Ark: Cincinnati Nationals, 1; Little Rock Southern as- sociation, 0.
 At Houston: Chicago Americans, g.; Houston Texas league, 3.
 At Fort Worth Texas: Fort Worth Texas league, i; St. Louis Nationals, l. At Memphis. Tenn: Washington Americans, 1; Memphis Southern asso- citation, l.
 At New Orleans: Cleveland Ameri- cans, s; New Orleans Southern asso- ciation ?.
 At San Antonio: New York Nation als, s; San Antonio Texas league, 7.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
Tennis
 Football Bowling
INDIAN SCHOOL BEATS PHOENIX
 H|CH BY OVERWHELMING SCORE

~The Indian School nine defeated Phoenix High 10 to , yesterday after noon in the Coyotes back yard. The Indians took the lead from the start scoring two runs in the first inning, i when Reflin released Alkire in the fourth inning, the score was to in
 faVor Of the Indians. The Coyotes scored their first run in the sixth in nlng and in the seventh they made one
 and the ninth three. The Indians made four runs off Heflin during his six inn ings in the box Cleveland and Fieros started for the visitors, while Heflin and Gilleland were the bright lights for Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
CHANGE IS READY
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 LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 24.- Frank Chance announced his Los An geles Coast league team was complete today. when he obtained title to Wade Killifer, outfielder of the American as sociation Columbus team by payment of S1,000 and surrender of Art Butler, former St. Louis National league in fielder. Killifer put on an Angel uni- form today.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
ATHLETICS BEAT
 BOSTON RIVALS
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MIAMI, Fla, March 24.-The Phil adelphia Americans today defeated the Boston Nationals in the last of the three-2ame series, bringing the standing for the series to to 1 for Boston. The score was s to }. There were nine doubles and two triples. Score:
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Arizona republican., 1917-03-25

into the service of the government, either as T unit or as individuals. It is net contemplated that they will enlist at present
 Eddie Rickenbacber stated tonight that he personally was very strongly in favor of the plan and would give it his hearty interest and support He said that all the other drivers now in Los Angeles were anxious to avail themselves Of Thompsons offer of instructions
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
AUTO DRIVERS TO
 FORM AERO CORPS s
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DETROIT, Mich, March 24.-In- formation was received here today from Los Angeles that Delloyd Thompson, an aviator, to0ay teIe- graphed to eleven famous American automobile drivers inviting them to become members of an aviation unit to serve the government in case of war.
 The racers whom Thompson has invited are Barney Oldfield, Dario Resta, Ralph de Palma. Eddie Rick eneacher Johnny Aitken. Howard Wilcox, Earl Cooper. Eddie Pullen. Wilbur D'Alene. Thomas Milton and ''ddie ODcnnell. All of these men. it is understood, have made flights With Thompson. I
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25

SUMMARY-Three base hits Earl, Elairo and Erhart. Two base hits, Cleveland, Fieros, Wright CD, Bryant. and Doyle. Hits off of Puella 1S, off Alkire s, off Heflin T. Walked by Pu- ella l, by All1ire ? by Heflin L Stolen bases, Cleveland, Gilleland, Seaman Wright WiIlly. Hit by pitcher Cleve- land. Tritle ran for Alkire Heflin re- lieVed Alkire in the 4th inning. Um- pire Fayhe. Time of game 1 hour, 59 minutes. Scorer Joshua Abramson.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
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LOS ANGELES Cal, March 24.- Automobile racing drivers who have been invited by Dalloyd Thompson to join his aerial sharpshooters' corps are all favorabIy impressed with the idea and many of them are highly enthusiastic
 The present plan includes the car ryine out of q couTse of practice flights under the direction of Thomp- son, in his machines, and then if Nar c0.nos the men oXnnct tn go
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
CUBS LOSE
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 SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-San Francisco Coast leaguers won from the Chicago Nationals here today in a loosely played game.
 Score: R. H. E. Chicago ................. ! 6 San Francisco ......12 15 4 Batteries: Douglas, Henrik, Packard and Wilson; Smith, Baum and Baker
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29

Mrs. Harold Toomer came up from
Boise last Saturday for q visit OF
several weeks with relatives. She
was accompanied by Miss Verda Too
mer, who spent the past month In
rosaa 4.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29

Protect yourself against one Of our
greatest enemies-the fly. The 9.
w. q M. co. has q large stock Of
screen doors, screen wire, and metal
window screens. --z-z----
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
ZOE asNT. RoR aAas. &c.

FOR RENT Modern Foems: fiFss
door east 0f "a. =. 8aaddon'a
FOR SALE MY 600 acre F&meM II
&ounan. consisting 81 100 acres eg
good bay land with perfect water
right he acres HaasT eHksivssaez
and Is9 acres Of apleadla pasture.
with uisntY OF running water. PEE
particulars write % 81 eail On Free
hartaehl. 0@0Fgakowm. AAmha
Phone fai~F-lzs
FOn nENT--st0Fe Feesa aAMT@ 9amt.
EnamlFs 81 Ritter Rfas. aFng aeere.
FOR zEST-ciean. me4sEu FeemHs
ftFaf deer east % r. ). Enodaeasa.
FOR sALE ctIEAr-ons Coles kas
blast gmnGs and ena Gales heater,
both III good eanaAsAan Phcae
is ~ call ON Mr. u 81. Mmmpkaa
aI residences 0f n. e Davis.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
WEEKS PROGRAM AT
MONTPELIER THEATRE

Tonight the last episode OF the
Secret Kingdom.
Saturday. night Clara KimbAll
Young in 'The Rise OF Susan"
Next Monday night VIM. Farnum
in american Methods Mr.. Far
mum as William Armstrong. 10 an
American Of French descent. and ID
a successful business man. He Ia
left an estate conaisting OF an iron
mine In France, and with his sister
sets sail for the French village and
takes charge OF the business In
the French town live q Marqulse. her
daughter and son. Armstrong falls
In love with the beautiful daughter
OF the MarQuise. but abe tells him
she is bethrothed 70 her cousin,
Later the cousin. learning that the
girl has lost her fortune, iilts her
and marriea another. She then &C
cepts Armstrong. but confessss that
she does not love him.
Shortly after his marriage the
cousin finds that he IL atill In love
with Armstrong; wife. He inveiglel
her into q compromising position and
is soundly thrashed for his conduct
by the American. stung BY the beat
ing the young Frenchman attempts
to shoot Armstrong. and in the
struggle he Ii fatally wounded.
Next Tuesday night Edith Story 81
a De Luxe edition OF the sensations
production OF Paul Gilmore'a Cap
tain Alvarez"
For q matinee az the Rex theatr,
on wednesday afternoon. July
Geo. Walsh will be seen in ''The 10
land of Desire" A wonderful tai
OF love and adventure.
The same picture will be show
az the Montpelier theatre on ca
night Of the Fourth.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
?. O. RICHEIsoS GETS
GOOD STATE son

n writing % the Examiner from
Nampa. under data % june 70. Paul
Nicholson says: Yesterday ] waa
appointed custodian Of tbs capitol
building AZ Boise. and surrounding
government property. e. q nice sal.
ary. aud Will thaEsfore locate Ia
Boise I take up my new duties 0E
1u1y list, aa tha Thomas family and
- have q fishing trip planned II ths
vicinity Of Emmstt. where Mr.
Thomas IL conductor on lossiaf
train. We had ; very enl0gabse lriE
to Nampa In the Chandler. and foant
excellent roads practically All v ~
gay"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29

NIcCormirk and Dcering m0wcES
and rales and repairs for these ma
chimes are Row carried only hy Bur-
Fcll a ThAaA. These machines have
been rraed ont @na goa know what
y0R are Reesang whnR yoa boy either
tho sEcCorsaAak or nscraaE.
VIM. TOomer OF L.anarE and Miss
Mabel Hymas OF Liberty. were mar
ried in the salt Lake temple on
June 90. Miss Hymas was the
youngest OF the eighteen children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hymas. all OF
whom are now married.
The Vincent Furniture Co. has
Just received q full car load OF the
celebrated Universal ranges and
heaters, Announcement of their bio
fan demonstration win BE- made
later. Cali and inspect the new
Blue Brilliant Range,
The stork left a little daughter al
the home of win Jones last Tuesday,
A the old bird had lett aon ~ the
Jones home on each OF It's three pre-
vious visits. there 10 much rejoicing
over the arrival OF daughter.
Joe Rich reports the sale OF carr
TO the following parties during the
past two weeks; 0aklanda--o. p,
Satterwaite. 0arden City; John M,
Bee. Georgetown; owen Freeman,
Georgetown: wilford Rich. Paris,
Chandlers-wm. l.. Rich. Paris; J,
r. Brennan and VIM. Quayle. Mont.
pelier; Ola Transtrum. 81, Charles
H. Tippeta, Georgetown.
| Mrs. Joe Bagley and children re-
tarned this morning from Los AnEe-
les. where the children attended
school last year. Ellen graduated
from the high school and isabelle
from the sth grade last week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
Wall Paper at vincent's.

John Aschliman fell from q fence
last Sunday and broke both bones OF
his left arm below the elbow.
Auto service to any part of the
county, day or night-Grove livery
stable, phone 3.
Ball game at the Montpelier park
next Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Phoenix Construction Co. vs..
Montpelier.
II you contemplate building q gar
age see the line OF National Mfg. Co.
garage hardware at 9. w. q M. Go.
The stork paid It's first visit TO the
home OF Stanley Huff last Sunday
and left q seven and q haH pound
daughter.
Sam Lewis and family have moved
into their new home, or rather, their
old home which has been remodeled
and Is now modern throughout.
On account Of our wall paper get
ting here . little late this spring we
are offering our entire line at a big
discount this month. Our line ia
new and complete. See IL before
buying. -Nielsen Furniture Co.
The Gem of the Mountain club
held its last regular meeting for the
year at the home Of Mrs. 0. H. Groo
/ last Thursday afternoon.
John L. Murphy and Miss Emeline
Sewer, both OF this city. were unit
ed in marriage last Monday at Paris
by County Auditor Broomhead.
The very latest In scrim and mar
quIsette curtains and over draperiei
just In. 4 very fine line TO choose
from. Come in and let us show YOU
these new goods.-Nieison Furni
ture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Vincent and
Mr.. and Mrs. v. c. Culver will Ieav'
tomorrow in their autos for weekF
trip through the Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Park Blair came up from ID
aho Falls last Saturday for week.
visit at the home Of her uncle, C. z
Wright
II Chris Teuscher OF Geneva, was 4
4 town Monday. He was feeling pref
" good as he had just sold his voc
fclip of 1000 pounds to Convey
Blaney at q top price.
' money to loan on farms at pc
.~feent; buildings and city lots at 9 pc
cent; now IL the time. See w. {
Brown at Hotel Burgoyne.
President ]. r. Shepherd wi
speak at the Third ward meetin
: house next Sunday evening. TheI
j viii be a special musical program
connection with the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes GroO OF u
anston. motored to Fish Haven Ii
= sunday 70 attend the Masonic pi
= mic. They returned home that eve
: ing.
4. The very newest In dining roo
1 furniture can be bought az mo
reasonable prices. We are shown
=, an elegant line in waved. fumed Al
jaeobian finish and styIe.-NIeIs'
Furniture Co.
Aside from q carnival compar
:, which win be here for four days.
ginning next wednesday, there "
be nothing special doing In MOI
: pelier on the Fourth. Most Of tho
who have cars will likely spend I
day either az the lake resorts or
the coed fishing haunss.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
BASE BALL SUNDAY.

The Phoenix Construction Co. i
ball team win be over from Camp
Lifton next Sunday to try conclu-
sions with Montpelier. Velie. who
used to twiTi for the DiamondvIiAe
team. will pitch for Montpelier. The
game viii be called at p. m.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29

Up to last Monday noon sbs auto
licenses had been issued In Bear
Lake county this year. This week
Assessor Dunn ID rounding up ali
those who have cars but have not
vet applied for . license.
The old reliable Mccormick and
Deering mowers and rakes are the
best 20 buy for they are NO expert
ment. You know yOu get the best
when you buy one of these ma
chimes. They ere now sOld only b.
BurreIl q Thiel. >
mrs. Deli Hampton and little
daughter are up from Las Vegas
New, TO spend the summer with Mrs.
D.'s parents. Mr.. and Mira. jeff d
Wis. Miss Helen Davis. who speni
1.-The past six months at Las Vegas
came with them. -
II J. @. James Of Rock Springs, hal
leased the hotel at Bear Lake hof
springs for the season and win oper
for business next Sunday. The 10
tel win be conducted on the AmeTi
can plan: meals 50 cents and room
81 and $50. --~--
Al the session Of the X. Of P. gram
lodge. which was held I'm Nampa las
week, Chas. =. Harris was elects
supreme representative. Mr.. Harri
IS past grand chancellor Of the orde
in Idaho. and the new honor cam
to him last week Kithaat oRpoalki0E
Mr. and Mrs. Gus spongberg an
daughters Lillian and Anna mofore
mp from PoeatellO last saturda
s night TO attend the Masonic picnic {
Fish Haven Sunday. They we're q
2 eompanied from Lava By DE-. Poyl
ter They returned 90 Poeateil
Sunday night.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29

Money 70 1oan On irrigated lands
4 per esnf: ail commissions elm
.aated .--Bear River valley AAsaFaet
Co. Momtpaiiex.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
AUCTION SALE.

I will cell at public auction On
Main street. Saturday. June 30, Al
2 .. m. ny entire lot Of household
goods.
E O. nuNAYAN.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29
wHETALL RUGS.

We are In receipt Of q large ship
ment of the high grade Whitail russ.
genuine WIitons and body brussels
In 9112 size; also small rugs.--The
Vincent Furniture Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-29

The article in last weeks Exam
liner regarding the Gem OF the
Mountain club was written by Mrs..
A. ,. Cough, instead Of Mra. Baak-
with, an stated.
Last Monday afternoon &C Paris
County Auditor HruomheAd adjusted
the nuptiAl knot for Mr.. Laurence
Malone and Miss vsrnell Bridges.
two Of MOntpelier's we'll known
young people.
Miss Millie Mattson OF St. Charles.
who recently returned from Provo,
where she taught IN the high school
the past year. left Wednesday for
New York to attend the Columbia
university.
we have all models TN box
brownie cameras from s1.s6 TO 81
Rinehard studio. the kodak store.
Mr.. Farmer, the Farmers' Society
Of Equity has Just received q ship
ment OF stackers, mowers and rakes,
II will pay you TO see them before
buying
workmen are putting the finish
ing touches on the postoffice build;
ingl~and Postmaster RobIsUn hopes
TO be able 70 move into the quarters
In two weeks.
Remember It costs you nothing
extra TO have our man measure and
lay your linoleum. A big assortment
of patterns to choose from At the
Nielsen Furniture Co.
Mrs. Harold Toomer came up from
Boise last Saturday for q visit Of
several weeks with relatives. She
was accompanied by Miss Verda Too.
mer. who spent the past month In
Boise.
n Old Doc Stork forgot 20 inform Vi
last week that son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. ID. G. Kunx on June 1s
Mrs. Kunz is in Salt Lake, and tbs
Judge says that she and the younl
man are getting along nicely.
Call and see the four inch graiE
drill---a new feature for dry farma
It IL made by the American Seeding
Machine Co. and for sale by the G
w. & NJ. Co.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Hampton mo
tored up from Green River last Fri
day. Ralph returned home Tuesda!
but Mrs. Hampton will remain her
for several weeks at the home Of he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Stuart