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Williams news., 1917-06-28

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. 7 s. Land Office at Phoenix,
 Arizona, June, 4, 1917. NOTICE is hereby given that Cecil W. Dodd, of Grand Can yon, Arizona, who, on March
Williams news., 1917-06-28

The report from Washington June 26th was that the sub scriptions to the Red Cross War fund had reached $1O5,OO0,- 900 with more to come in.
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ture on Ireland at the Peace Conference" proceeded by se- lections from both orchestra and piano, also a short inter- val of song, held the audience until 9:30. With expressions of unbounded appreciation the meeting adjourned to meet in Flagstaff in Oct. 1918. A toast to the Williams Club-Coco- nino Sum- -..~-- ..-....- ..-
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
COLORADO COLLEGE
 ELIMINATED FROM
 ROCKY CONFERENCE
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DENVER, Colo, Nov 10.-The Colo rado School of Mines football team sprung a surprise today by defeating Colorado College 1e to T. As result, Colorado college is eliminated from the championship contest. in the Rocky Mountain conference while the mines team looms as a strong contender.
 The Miners scored their first touch down today in less than one minute of play On the kickoff, Pittser received the ball and booted it back over the heads of the on-rushing Tigers to c. Schneider who ran 60 yards to within the shadow of c. C.'s goal. The ball was put over in three line plunges. Pittser kicked goal
 The second touchdown came in the second period and was the result of a spectacular forward pass, H. Schneider to c. Schneider, the latter receiving it back of the goal line
 Colorado college scored in the fourth period With the aid of puzzling triple pass she tore off one big gain af- ter another and scored touchdown and then kicked goal. Pittser dropped a goal from field for the last three points scored by the Mines It came when there was less than two minutes of play remaining.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
CARLISLE INDIAN TEAM SHOWING |S
 POOR WITH ARMY
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WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. 10.-The army had an easy time with the Car lisle Indians today winning by 2S to Q in game which was marked by long runs by right end Oliphant and center Walker and left half Herman. Oli- plant played only the first period for the many and during that time scored both touchdowns and kicked the goals.
 The Indians got to the Army's 26- yard line in the second period but the quarter ended before they could do any damage. F'ullback Leroy tried a field goal from the 42 yard line in the third period but Right Tackle Knight blocked the kick.
 Oliphant aided by Knight in the in- terferenee, ran fifty-five yards for the Army's first touchdown. Knight put out five would-be tacklers on the jour- ney to the goal line. It was the best piece of work seen on the Arny's field this year. The pair broke loose again a moment later and ran forty yards before they were halted on Carlisles 20 yard line. It came when there was less than two minutes of play re- maining.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
TAX.PR0bLEMS
 T0 bE SOLVED

c. M. Zander. chairman of the Arizona state tax commission, left Phoenix last night for Atlanta, Ga, where he will attend the National Tax conference and also the con- gress of states which will meet in that city this week.
 Arizona, in common with other states, is facing new problems in taxation brought about by the fed eraI income tax and the new excess profits tax,' said Mir. Zander last night These taxes are seriously disturbing equalization within the states having the general property tax.
 ITO consider the income tax" con- tinued MT. Zander, "a congress of states has been called for the pur- pose of bringing about an under standing among the states. The Ma tional Tax conference will give much of it's attention this session to the war taxes.
 There is no disposition to inter fere in the slightest degree with the federal government. but it seems that something must be done by the states to preserve equalization within the states It may be that Arizona will need to adopt the income tax for its own purposes, following the lead of Wisconsin. This conference is perhaps the most important evef held"
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

At Havreford, Pa.-Lebannon valley 40, Haverford 0. At Boston-Boston college 27, Holy Cross 0. At Oberlin-Western reserve 6, Ober- lin r.
 At St. Louis-St. Louis university 0, Marquette 0.
 At Iowa City-South Dakota 0. Iowa 35.
 At Pittsb1rg-Pittsburg IS, Wash ington and Jefferson 10.
 At Cambridge. Mass.-Harvard In- formal 0, Camp Devens 0.
 At New Brunswick, N. J.-Rutgers 61, Springfield T. s. 0.
 At Exeter, N. H.-Portland naval resolve 15, Exeter 0.
 At Hamilton, N. Y.-Colgate 40, Con- necticut Aggies '.
 At Laramie, Wyo.-Greeley Teachers college 0, University of Wyoming z.
 At Athens, Ohio-Kenyon 20, Ohio university.7.
 At Delaware, ohio-wesleyan 4e, Oberlin 0.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Berea, Ohio-Muskingum 20, Baldwin Wallace T. At Huntington, W. Va.-West Vir- ginia 27, Virginia Poly 3. At Moscow, Idaho-University of Idaho 16. Whitman college o.
 At Corvallis, Ore.--Washington State college 6, Oregon Aggies Q.
 At Missoula, Mont.-University of Montana 10, Montana State college [.
 At Atlanta, Ga.-Davidson 21, Au- burn [.
 At Richmond, Va.-A. and D.. of North Carolina IT, Virginia Military institute O. At New Orleans-Georgia Tech. AS, Tulane 0. At mingham-Vanderbilt [. Ala bama 2. At Baton Rouge, La.-L. s. U. s4, Mississippi college 0. At Swarthmore-Swarth 56, La- fayette 0. At Denver-Colorado college z, Colo rado School of Mines IS. At Normal, Okla--Kansas 13, Okla homa 6. At Sioux City-Notre Dame 13, Morningside 0. At Austin, Tex.-Texas '. Oklahoma A. and NJ. S.
 At Waco, Tex.-Texas A. and M. :, Baylor Q. 4nsk ! At Emporia, Kas-Kansas Norma I 19, Fairmount 3. 1 At St. Louis-St Louis university O, Marquette university 0.
 At Syracuse, N. Y.-SYracuse 42 Bucknell 0.
 At New York-Columbia 70, Ho. 1 bart 0.
 At New York-New York universit, g, Rhode Island state 6.
 At Providence-Newport Naval re serve 31, Brown 0. | At New London-Yale Freshmen AZ Andover 0.
 At New Haven-Yale informal 35 New Haven naval base 0. At Bedford, Mass.-Tufts 6, Colby O.
 At State College, Pa.-Lehigh Pennsylvania state 0.
 At dianapolis-Depauw ', Wa bash 0. | At Cleveland-Ohio Northern % Case.46.
 At Lincoln, Neb.-Nebrasla 52, Mis- souri, 0.
 At Worcester, MassAsAmherst s4 Worcester Tech. 6. "A sA
 At Ames-Ames 10, Kansas Aggies
 At Des Moines-washington 2t l Draksp,
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
OHIO STATE HOLDS
 POSITION IN LEAD
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 MADISON, Wis, Nov. 10-Ohio state maintained its clean record for the season by defeating the University of Wisconsin Is to 3. Forward passes in which Chick Harley, Ohio's all American half back figured enabled the visitors to win, the Badgers three points resulting from a drop kick fin the first period by Simpson from the 3S yard line.
 Ohio state took the lead in the first period when Harley passed to Bolen. who ran forty-five yards for a touch down, Harley kicking goal In the third period. the Buckeyes made the score l3 to 3, when Yerges went over for a touchdown after the ball had been carried 45 yards N
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
COLORADO ELEVEN RETR|EVES AFTER
 UTAH |S IN LEAD

BOULDER, Colo. Nov. 10,-After allowing the University of Utah to get a nine point lead in the first period, Colorado university came behind on Gamble field this afternoon and won an exciting football game IS to g. The visitors kicked field goal and through the execution of B pretty forward pass, Goodwin to Howells gained astouch- down, all in the first period. They were unable to score after this. Colo radc got her first touchdown in the th!re period as a result of forward pass Eastman to Neggle. In the final session Colorado scored two touch- downs on straight football The state team failed to kick goal after each touchdown.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
H|GH OFFICIALS
 FORY. M. |. 4. WORK
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 NEW YORK, N. r, Nov. 10.--On the eve of the nine-day campaign of the I. M. c. A to raise s35,oO0, 900 for war work which will begin on Monday the national war work council tonight made public letter of endorsement from President Wilson and four of his cabinet officers, Secretaries Lansing, Baker, Daniels and Lane.
 President Wilson's letter addressed to pr. John F. Mott, secretary of the national war council follows:
 My Dear Dr. Mott: The special campaign for ss5,0oo,0oO which the Y. NJ. c. A has inaugurated is of vital importance to the worker of increasing the cententment and efficiency of our citizen army, is fundamental to making morals the basis of military morale and should engage the generous support of all our people. I bespeak for it a unimity and unity of effort and of gifts, to speed this patriotic and prac- ticai work forward to abundant and complete success"
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
M0RN|NCS|DE |S
 LOSER IN CAME
 WITH NOTRE DAME
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. 1O.-Notre Dame defeated Morningside here this afternoon 13 to 0. the widely heralded Notre Dame aerial play being directly responsible for both touchdowns. Early in the second quarter Rydzewski, een- ter for Notre Dame, intercepted a for ward pass and sprinted 40 yards for a touchdown, Notre Dame kicking goal. In the third quarter. another pass was intercepted and after several plunges, Brandy, for Notre Dame went across for the second touchdown. Gipp, Notre Dame half back,e after making a 40 yard run early in the first period, was run out of bounds and collided with a post, breaking his ankle.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
ADVERTISEMENTS
 VICTORIOUS 39-G
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EVANSTON. H., Nov. 10.-North- western overwhelmed the Michigan Aggies S9 to 6, giving the Aggies their sixth straight defeat this sea- son. The Aggies displayed a dis heartened attack and weak defense, the speedy northwestern backfield players gaining at will on long end runs and forward passes.
 Northwestern's goal never was in danger until the final five minutes Of playv when Hammes went over for a touchdown. Coach Murphy sent Tn subs after Northwestern had rolled up safe lead.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
RANGE RANCH |S
 WORTHF0RTUNE

Geo. A. Olney has purchased the ranch and cattle of Kirk L. Hart for ss0,ooO. This ranch is ono of tho best in the county and Is covered with abundant grass and browse and well watered. The cattle arc extra high grade. There are about 500 to 900 head of them.
 MT. Olney and his son, Dan Olney. have brought in about 800 head of their cattle from their Now Mexico ranch and turned them loose on tho
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
POWERFUL MICHIGAN
 TEAM AGAIN WINNER
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. 1O.- Mlchisan's powerful machine with Quarterback Weston as It's super ground gainer, rolled up a 42 to score on Cornell.
 Michigan shattered the weak de- fsnse of the green Cornell eleven. Ex- cept for a few flashes of successful open play Cornell was almost as help less on offensive as she was when the Wolverines had the ball. Quarterback Weston, the smallest field general Michigan has ever had, played a game
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

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 WANTED-Improved homestead re- linquishment with water rights; must be cheap. Give full particulars. T. W. Duncan. Phoenix. bd
 WANTED-A competent cook and second maid. Phone 3562, Mrs. Gordon Tweed. 1900 North Central. bg
 wANTED-Party (active or silent)
 with few thousand to join advertising and make and market recently invent ed domestic appliance required in every home and which effects great econo- mics of money, time and labor. Have Arizona as exclusive territory. A clean business with large profits assured. Ad- dress Exclusive" 2962 Republican office. It
 OIL IN ARIZONA"-A special offer is being made to few parties having from s150 to $1,500 to invest, to join a syndicate of local business men who have secured the best located $40 acres of oil lands in Chino Valley and pro- | pose to drill for oil. Not a stock sell ing scheme" and nothing to pay when oil is struck oil''-but a ground floor proposition with promotions expenses eliminated. Get in right and secure the big profits. if indications prove up as we have good assurances they will. Ad- dress Syndicate Box S15 Arizona Re- publican. It
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
INTEREST RIFE IN
 s DAY BIKE RACE
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 BOSTON. Nov. 10.-Five teams had covered 979 miles, laps at 10 o'clock tonight in the six day bike race here. dhe ieadlng teams were: Spears spencer, Boston; Magin- -HanIey, New ark; Madden Corry, Australian Amer. ican; Thomas Lawrence, San Fran cisco and Droback- -Piercy, Boston. The Grimm Sullivan team of Newhayen was one lap behind, while three other teams Carmen-S Smith of Newark: Ea : ton Cameron, New York, and Bowke1 Brothers of Lynn, were three laps be- hind the field.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
POST FOR VON DANDL

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 10.-Advices received here from Munich announce the appointment of Otto von Dandl, of the Bavarian ministry of justice, to the post of Bavarian premier. He takes the portfolio made vacant by the recent appointment of Count von Hertling as imperial German chancellor.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
NAVY TEAM WINNER OVER GEORGETOWN

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov. 10-The navy today defeated Georgetown university 2s to T.. Tho only score the visitors made was due to a forward pass Gil- roy. left half for Georgetown shot a long aerial play to Whelan for a gain of fifteen yards and right end and Whelan got away for forty yard run and a tally. Full back'Wall and Gilroy were the stars of the visiting aggrega- ton, while fullbaclS Martin put across most of the sailors scoring.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

that will live long in Michigan his- tory.
 Sparks was an able team mate for Weston until he was injured early in the game. Nethercott was the only Cornell man who could gain much ground against Michigan.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
DARTMOUTH ELEVEN
 LOSES ID PE|VVSy
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BOSTON, Mass, Nov 10.-The Uni. versity of Pennsylvania football eleven defeated Darmouth to 0. Strauss, the Pennsylvania half back was pushed over the Darmouth goal line in the flnai period, after march down the field by the Red and Blue backs. Der. ry kicked goal.
 Darmouth was outplayed during every period. Berry missed three easy chanes to score field goals, one at- tempt from the 2s-yard line failing bv inches when a brisk wind blew tho ball against a goal post.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
AUGUST HERMANN |S AGAIN NAMED HEAD
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 CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.-August Hermann was reelected president of the Cincinnati National league base ball club at the annual meeting of the stockholders of the club today.
 The annual report showed the club had a prosperous year. but announce n1ent was made that there would be no dividends.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
AvlATOR's FATAL FALL
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FORT WORTH. Texas, Nov, 1o.- Minn.. fell 800 feet at Hicks Field, Camp Taliaferro, today and was in stantly killed. Tho machine did a spinning nose dive, some part of the mechanism going wrong or the aviator
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
DENVER UNIVERSITY
 HOLDS LEAD PLACE
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TULSA, Okla. Nov. 1o.-Denver university maintained its string of un- broken victories today by defeating Henry Kendall college 20 to 1s. Each team scored three touchdowns, Ken dalrs on forward passes and Denver's on straight football. but Springer missed two goals. Captain Anderson of, the Denver team ran seventy yards ,throuEa the entire Kendall team for Denver'x second touchdown.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11
KANSAS UNIVERSITY FORWARD PASS WINS.
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 NORMAN. Okla, Nov. 10l-The Uni versity of Kansas team equalled the University of Oklahoma eleven at it's own game of forward passing here to- day and superior weight enabled Kan sas to win 13 to in a contest in which open. style play predominated.
 All the scores came in the second period.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

range. The ranch is located near La Osa on the Mexican border in Pima county.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

loosing control. The one passenger Tn the airplane was not seriously nurt' His name could not be obtained.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

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The Brunswick news., 1917-05-04

similarly to decrease the same from
time to time to any sum, however.
not less than three thousand dollars
(SS0ool.
4. That the object of the corpora
ton is pecuniary gain to its stock
holders, and the particular business
TO be carried ON by II is as follows:
To operate and conduct a general
foundry. machine and manufacturing
company and marine railway and
dry docks, for the purpose of huiId-
ing and repairing vessels. steam
boats, ships. motor boats and all 9th
er water craft and automobiles and
other machinery. and to do all other
kinds of work that can be done in and
about general foundry, machine and
manufacturing company or marine
| railway or dry docks; aud also to en-.
gage in the wreoking business for the
purpose OF raising. rescuing and pro
tecting ana preserving disabled. sunk.
en- or damaged vessels, ships. motor
boats, ami other water craft Of any
description or their oargoes,
3. That they also desire. in fur.
iherance of the purposes OF their said
association. that the corporation be
empowered TO make, seal. endorse
ana negotiate promis'sory notes, ae
ceptances, foreign and domestic bills
OF exchange and other negotiable pa,
pers' TO borrow money and issue
bonds. notes. debentures or other OBJ
legations therefor and secure tho pay.
ment thereof by personal security.
pledge OF deed to secure
aeh' - enrChe ST. at convey
The Brunswick news., 1917-05-04
PETITION FOR CHARTER.

GEORGIA, GLYNN COUNTY.
To the Superior Court OF said Coun-
ty:
The petition Of George II. Cook, j.
b. Abrams and j. r. Colson, each of
said state and county, respectfully
shows:
l. That petitioners desire on be-
half OF themselves, and such other
persons as may be associated with
them, to be Incorporated under the
name OF the Brunswick Rendering
company
2. That the object of said corpo1;
alton is the pecuniary gain OF its
stockholders.
8, That the business to be carried
on by said corporation is as follows
ta) 10 manufacture fertilizer, and
fertilizer materials; to buy, sell and
exchange the same
(b) To buy, sell, manufacture and
deal in, either at wholesale or retail.
any or all of the articles or ingredi.
ents used in the manufacture and
compromising OF fertilizer
(cl To carry on any business col
lateral or incidental to the forego-
ing; to do any and everything suit.
able. convenient or proper for the ac.
complishment of any of the objects
or purposes of said corporation, either
specifically enumerated or incidental
thereto.
4. Petitioners pray that said cor
poration be vested with all the rights.
powers and privileges incident to cor
porations under the laws of Georgia,
including the right to sue and be
sued, to have and to use a common
SEAL; to purchase. hold. lease, sell
use and otherwise enjoy such real
and personal property as is necessary
or desirable for the carrying out OF
the objects of said corporation,
5, Petitioners pray that said cor
poration be authorized to borrow OF
loan money, and to secure the pay
ment thereof in such manner as may
be deemed proper or necessary.
6. The minimum amount Of oapi
tai stock to be employed by said cor
poration shall be the sum of two thou
sand dollars, the entire amount Of
which shall be fully paid in The
stock TO be divided into shares o.
the par value of one hundred dollars
each, Petitioners pray that said cor
poration be authorized. when deemed
expedient to increase said capital
stock to an amount not to exceed the
sum of twenty thousand dollars, ana
in like manner 10 decrease the same
to an amount not ess than the SAID
sam of two thoussud dollars
Petitioners pray that said cog pofa.
,ion be authorized when IL may be
deemed s,og4.sn. -aid -olrop
The Brunswick news., 1917-05-04
PETITION FOR CHARTER.
State of Georgia, County of Glyn

State OF Georgia, County of Glynn.
To the Superior Court of said Coun-
Fy
The petition Of ], b, Dudley, c. II.
DUDLEY and Mrs, u. Mezger, all Of
aaid state and county, respectfully
shews.
That your petitioners for them.
selyee. their associates, successors
and assigns, desire to be Incorporate
ed under the corporate name and
style 81 the Brunswick Machine Com
pany Ger . term of twenty years, with
the privilege OF renewal as provided
by law
:. That the principal office of saii
oornora ion shall be in thu city ol
Brunswlt Glyan county, Georgies
with lho gsat 10 establish ana main
tain braaca offices and agencies else
where u se state OF Georgia. and in
other states Of the United States. ana
IN foreign countries.
:. That the capital stoek OF said
cooperation shall be three thousand
dollars t$S 5000 10 be diviied into
shares oi the vaiae Of ane hundred
doliar l$lo0l each, all OF which shall
be eorruon stock, wlth the privilege
OF increasing its capital stock from
time to time to any amount not ex-
cceIiDg filteen thousand dollars t$l5.
0p0l, such increase to be made by
a majority vote OF the common stock
outstanding on the date or dates ae,
lion . ssken TO increase such stock;
All slS % be she par value Of
rae hHfArad loi ,@30el eaeh. and
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and transfer real and personal prop
erty OF every nature and to form part
nerships with other persons or cor
porations in the conduct Of the bust
ness aforesaid; to make and enter
into contracts, sue and be sued in the
corporate name, to have a corporate
seal and to make bylaws not incon-
sistent with law; and G .ierally to do
aud perform all acts and things neces-
sary to carry out the purposes and
businesses OF said corporation as
hereinbefore set forth; and to have,
exercise and enjoy all other corpor-
ate powers and privileges possessed
by private corporations for business
purposes under the laws OF Georgia.
Wherefore, petitioners pray that
they, their associates, successors and
assigns, be incorporated as aforesaid,
for the term and for the purposes
stated with the rights, powers. priv
iIeges ana capital stock hereinbeiore
set forth.
CROVATT AND MANGUM,
Petitioners Attorneys.
Original petition for incorporation
filed in Office OF the Clerk of the Su
perlor court of Glynn county. Georgia
this nth day of April, 1917.
II. +. duBIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court, g C. Ga.
Is 25 2 8
The Brunswick news., 1917-05-04
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