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Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Gaaae Killed iEa Mexico Must Be Duly Certified

State Game Warden Prochaska has returned from a business visit to the border where he went to investigate rumors that hunters were crossing the border with game killed in Mexico.
 The Arizona game laws prohibit the possession of slain deer, deer hides, deer heads or venison, except under certain limitations. But one deer may be killed in season by a single hunter and hav- ing possession of venison, etc, beyond the legal limit is prohibited and the possessor is subject to fine and seiz- ure of the game or any part of it. An exception is made of venison bought from another country, but that fact must be established.
 Mir. Prochaskas mission to the bor- der was for the purpose of arranging that all prohibited game coming out of old Mexico be supplied with proof oi | that fact in the form of regular con- sular invoice and custom entries at the | international line. The game warden and his deputies will seize all game mol protected by such evidence. subject tC | the Arizona game law.
 | Warden Prochaska says the depart.
 ment has been lax in enforcing thi:
 provision of the law in the past but il
 the future all violators of the law wil | be prosecuted.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Latest News From the Sporting World

sporting goods stores. or at the game wardens office at the capitol The game laws are as follows:
 Small Game
 Quan-Oct. 15 10 Dec. 31. Gag limit In possession 2O)
 Ducks. geese. coots jacksnipes-Oct t6 to Jan. 3t. Gag limit 20D Doves and whitewings-July 15 to Dec. 31. Gag limit 25.)
 Blackbreasted and golden plover and yellowlegs-Oct. IS to Dec. IS. (Bag limit 20)
 Rails-Oct. 15 10 Nov. 90.
 Fish
 Trout. . inches or over-June 1 to Sept. 1. Gag limit 25)
 All other fish. inches or over Jan. i to Dec. s1.
 Big Game
 Male deer with horns-Oct. to Nov. i. (Bag limit 1 per person.) Wild turkey-Oct. 1 to Nov. 1. Gag limit per .person)
 There is no open season on antelope, elk. mountain sheep. female deer or lawn. roadrunners, bobwhite. grouse pheasant. song and insectivorous birds, bandtailed pigeon. little brown sandhih whooping crane. wood duck. swan. cur lew. willet and all shore birds except those for which an open season is given above.
 Anyone seeking information on good hunting spots for game in season or wishing to locate or find the distance to and from any special hunting grounds. may secure information by getting fin touch with Pinney & Robin sons Information bureau. a new flea ture recently started by this firm.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
DUCK AND QUAIL IN FULL RETREAT WHEN
 N|MRODS OPENDRVE

Scatter gun" artists who went ont in search of quail yesterday morning were returning home early in the after noon with the limit. a very good indi- cation that the birds are plentiful this season. Yesterday being the opening day Of the season. hundreds of hunters were out. and there win be just as many out today and tomorrow.
 With the duck season opening this morning at daybreak. the reason for SO much noise along the rivers. sloughs and flooded fields was due to the fact that tho Nimrods were back at their old game trying to fool the ducks with oecoys and duck calls. After Bringing them down within shooting range they fired. setting perhaps ten or fifteen out cf each flock as they flew over sounds reasonable. This is a great pastime. and sportsmen will participate Inn the great outdoor life for the next three or four weeks. as the season is now open on an game including rabbits doves. white wings, ducks, quail. tur- key and deer.
 While some are worrying about a good place to so in an effort to bag the limit on quail or ducks. others are going out to locate a secret spot The ducks are coming into the valley in large flocks. and the quail are found in greater quantities than ever before it is very easy to leave Phoenix ir any direction and return home witt the limit
 According to the state law 1t is necessary for every shooter to have q hunting license in order to kin game these licenses being for sale in loca
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
TEMPE-MESA GAME AT TEMPE SUNDAY-DANCE AT FOREST PARK TUES.

Tempe and Mesa will cross bats again Sunday afternoon at Tempe. The clubs staged an interesting contest at Mesa last Sunday and the boys expect to improve with each game
 The Mesa club. which was recently reorganized, is practicing three times each week. The Tempe boys will probably use Oviedo on the mound, with Lefty Lush hurling for the Jewels.
 The baseball fans of Tempe are ar ranging a big baseball dance to be given at Forest park next Tuesday evening, with the receipts going to help defray the expense of maintaining a club at Tempe this year. An admission fee Of s1 will be charged at the park with free dancing.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
BASEBALL PROBE TO
 OPEN NEXT TUESDAY

CHICAGO. Oct. 15. - The Cook county grand jury investigating the baseball scandal today subpoenaed Arnold Rothstein of New York and three St. Louis men to appear before 1t Tuesday. Rothstein will be asked particularly, it was said, concerning any talks he may have had with Abe Attell or Bill Burns concerning the possibility of fixing" the 1919 world series.
 The St. Louis men called are Harry Redmond. Joseph Pasch and Thomas C. Kearney.
 It was said that they would be asked to substantiate the testimony of Kid Gleason, Chicago American league club manager, concerning a trip he made to St. Louis last fall to investigate pos sible crookedness in the series.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

CLEVELAND-Here Bill Wambs
 ganss and diagram showing how he made the first triple play unassisted ever recorded in a world series and the second triple play in major league his- tory. Brooklyn batters set the stage in the fifth inning. Kilduff. first man to face Pitcher Bagby. singled to left. Miller tapped a single to center. With Kilduff resting on second and Miller perched on first, Pitcher Mitchell. who had replaced Grimes, lined straight to Wambsganss (first ouO. Wamby darted to second after the catch, and touched the bag, retiring Kilduff, who
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

was on his way to third (second ouD. Wamby then touched Miller, who ran for second (third out).
 The only other triple play in the major league baseball was made by Neal Ball, shortstop for the old Cleve- land team. in a game against the Bos- ton Red Sox on July 10, 1909. Balls feat was made at League Park also. Ball took a liner. doubled~his second man at second base and tagged his third victim coming to second. Neither Ball nor Wamby realized that a triple play was being made when their re- spective plays started.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
GLENDALE GREYS WILL PLAY TWO SUNDAY

Glendale baseball fans will be of- fered a doubleheader Sunday after noon starting at 2:30 o'clock In the first game the Glendale Greys will play the Cashion team and the second event will be with the Peoria club. Some good baseball material has ar rived to strengthen the Cashion and Peoria teams and the Greys will pre- sent the same fast lineup that downed all corners during the summer.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

Now comes Akron. Ohio, with an entry in the Best Boy In America" competition. Akron puts forth lnOth- CT Wesley-Wesley Robinson, 13-to match the claims made by Ashburn- ham, Mass, that in Wesley Shelden. l2, 1t has the best boy in America.
 Akron's entrant is a sophomore in high school at an age when boys are just finishing the grade school. He plays the violin, baKes cakes, drives
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
ABIE ATTELL CONTENT
 TO REMAIN IN CANADA

MONTREAL, Oct. 15.-Abe Attell pugilist, whose name has figured prominently in connection with the baseball exposures in the United States, is residing in Montreal, ac- cording to the Herald
 When told that he was being sought in the United States, he is said to have replied: They can't touch me here, and here I stay"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

an auto and motorcycle, is a swimmer, public speaker. works vacations in a barbershop and moving lawns, and has a bank account He's saving to go to college.
 Can your town produce a better boy than these two Wesleys?
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
HAND IoTIoN

An effective hand lotion consists Of equal parts of strained lemon juice rose water and glycerin. A few drops or this should be rubbed into the hands while they are still wet.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
 TODAY OFFERS MANY
 INTERESTING GAMES

EAST
 NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The more im- portant games tomorrow in the east, together with tn scores where the same teams met last season, follow:
 1919 Results
 Boston college at Yale. 5-3; Will Hams at Harvard. did not meet; La fayette at Pennsylvania, 0-23; Colgate at Brown, 14-0; Union at Cornell, did not meet; Holy Cross at Dartmouth did not meet; West Virginia at Georgetown, did not meet; Amherst at Columbia, 7-9; North Carolina at Pennsylvania State, did not meet; field at West Point, did not meet Washington and Lee at Princeton, did not meet; Virginia Poly at Rutgers, did not meet.
 WEST
 CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Although every football eleven in the western confer ence win be engaged in battle tomor- row, chief interest centers in the con- tests between Iowa and Illinois at Ur- bana, which is expected to develop into one of the hardest fought contests oi the season.
 Northwestern will take the field against Wisconsin at Madison. North westerns surprising upset of Mime sota last week has made this eleven q dark horse in the campaign Ohio ] States showing against Purdue to. morrow will be watched with interest because of the important games or the Buckeye schedule later this month Minnesota will clash with Indiana al Minneapolis. The Gopher eleven is ex. pected to show a reversal of form oveI week ago.
 Chicago and Michigan will play non | conference elevens.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

Recruit students are taught 30 diff ferent specialties in the United State navy schools.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

New York state leads the country with s35 American Legion posts anC g 900 paid up members.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

During the World War, France lost 2S times as many men as the United States.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
COAST LEAGUE MAY ECLIPSE SCANDAL
 OF WORLD SERIES

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 15.-Evidence of "wholesalo bribery of players in the 1919 season by a ring of gamblers has been discovered, according to an an nouncement tonight by w. C. Doran, chief deputy district attorney, who IS directing the investigation begun to- day by the Los Angeles county grand jury into alleged corruption in Paclhc coast baseball league games.
 MT Doran stated evidence already given the investigators indicated scores of games were thrown" for money last season.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Standina

Games Today Oakland at Salt Lake. Los Angeles at Sacramento. Seattle at San Francisco. Portland at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
neANk IoDINE FOR SYRUP

DIES MONIES, Ia. - BeIleving lt was cough sirup, Mrs. Sudine Davis drank iodine here. Probably shell recover.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

MAYBE THEY WERE WOODEN
 TOLEDO-N.' Ellsworth was riding a bike when a truck hit him. The front wheels passed over his legs. He got up and walked home. He didn't care to ride his bike any farther.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

Graves of 50.000 French soldiers who died in the World War are untrace- able.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
RIGHT FEARFUL

"Oh, you want to bet a dollar" Said the guy with rubber heels; "Were you ever in the hoozegow? We'll, you'll soon know how that
 feels.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
LEFT FEARFUL

"fd Ike 10 bet a doIIar,r
 Sad the man with diamond pin; -fd Ike to bet a dollar
 That the Brooklyn team will win"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

Oakland-SaIt Lake pOslpoIIeu- OVl1' At Los Angeles R. D. E, Portland ..... ........--'''''. Vernon ......-..-. ....s'. v
 Batteries: Kallio and hoenler' Smallwood and Murphy.
 At San Francisco- R- Il. T., San Francisco ..............5
 Batteries: Sweeny and Baldwih' Lewis and Yelle.
 At Sacramento K ri. h, Los Angeles ................5 =. Sacramento ...........-...t4
 Batteries: Pertica. Domovich and Rego; Penner, Trough and Cady.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
POST LEAGUE

oakland-salt Lake postpOned-cold.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
AMERICA, FRANCE BRITAIN HONOR
 HEROES OF WAR
Second Anniversary of Close Of World War Celebrated
 By Grateful Nations. M EDALS DISTRIBUTED
Living Honored with Decora- tions, Dead with Wreaths
 At Home and Abroad.

Allied nations of the world America, Great Britain, France and score of lesser powers-today join ed hands in celebration of Armistice Day, the second anniversary of the closing of the world war.
 In London, King George and his court took part in touching tribute to British warriors who went to their graves unidentified. The body of an unknown British soldier was buried in Westminster Abbey with solemn ceremony as representing his thousands of un- known brothers, while the highest in the land stood with bowed heads and whispering lips voicing low prayers and nations gratitude for their sacrifice.
 Similarly impressive ceremonies were carried out in Paris, Wash ington and other world capitals in honor of Che dead and in tribute to the living.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
Latest Bulletins
 By Special Gable

TOKYO, Nov. 1.-The Immigration Society of Japan today issued pro- test against California's recently voted anti-alien land ownership law, in which it declares It has become necessary to defend Jspan's rights.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-A naval sea- plane of the F-2 L type, with three men aboard, which left the Great Lakes Naval Training Station yes terday on photographic reconnois- sance, today was believed to be lost somewhere on Lake Michigan.
 LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Armenans and Turkish Nationaists have signed an armistice, according to an Ar menian communique dated Novem- Der 7, received here today. The com munique states that the Turks get the fortress and railroad station of AlexandropoI, as well as surrounding districts, and that during the peace negotiations the Turks will guarantee the safety of the inhabitants.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11.-War between the United States and Japan Is al- most certain unless the nation builds and maintains a navy on the Pacific "surpassed by none" Congressman L. c. Dyer of Missouri declared in all Armistice Day speech here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
1 YEAR OLD HERO DIES ATTEMPTINC
 TO SAVE SISTER
Child Dashes Into Flaming Home to Rescue Baby
 Both Perish.

MARSHALL Texas, Nov. H. Frederick Murphy. aged four, died last night while trying to save his seventeen mon,hs old sister Mary from a fire which destroyed their home here.
 The mother was badly burned in a vain attempt to rescue the child ren, both of whom perished.
 TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 11.-Joe Bone, five year old son of J. D. Bone, was burned to death in a fire which destroyed the family's home at South Bay near Olympia last night and Harold, aged IS, was badly burned while attempting to rescue him.
 Harold made seven trips into the burning house and brought out an other brother. Lloyd. uninjured. Be- fore he could rescue Joe from the attic the roof caved in burying the younger boy in a mass of flaming timbers and nearly cutting off liar old's escape.
 Other children were thrown to safety from second story windows by the parents
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
Amundsen Reports Maude
 In Boring Sea Ice Pack

COPENHAGEN, Nov. H. Roald Amundsen. Norwegian Arctic explor- er with his vessel. the Maude. in which he Is trying to drift to the North Pole, is locked in the ice pack of Boring Sea. according to a mes sage from the explorer. transmitted here.
 The message, which is dated East Cape, Siberia, August 13. and was sent to Berlingske Tedene. says:
 We sailed from Nome immediately after my wire of August with only three men as others claimed wages of three hundred pounds sterling monthly. On the following day we were held up by pack ice in Boring Sea All aboard well"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
World Charges Wall Street
 Bomb Plot Work of Revenge

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The New York World today charged that in vestigation of the recent Wall Street bomb outrage resulting in death of nearly two score of persons was q plot of labor, men or sympathlzers directed in revenge against Robert P. Brindell, President of the Building Trades Council.
 Brindell's workmen were wrecking a building near the scene of the ex- plosion.
 The paper charges that Bcindell has many enemies in the labor ranks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
VETERANS DRIVE MAYOR
 FROM REVIEWING STAND

PITTSBURGH, NOV. I1.-PrO- testing against the presence of Mayor E. V. Babcock in the review ing stand because the city recently issued permit for what they term ed 'Pro-German Tag Day" scores of overseas veterans, who took part
 in an Armstice Day parade here today refused to march past the stand. After vainly trying to speak and being drowned out by the cries tors, the Mayor left the stand and the parade proceeded. =
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
PRESIDENT ELECT
 GIVES S2,500 TO HUNGRY CHILDREN
Harding Makes First Contri- button to Literary Digest's
 Child-Feeding Fund.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-President- elect Warren G. Harding contributed $2,500 to the Literary Digest s child-feeding fund within forty eight hours after his election, 1t was announced here today
 Senator Harding's was the first contribution after the Literary Di- gest had started the fund with contribution of $25,OO0 but since then total contributions have reach ed S183, ,000.
 The money will be used toward feeding the three million and hali starving children of Europe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
Spokane Sails with 22
 Passengers for Juneau

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov 1.-The steamer Spokane sailed for South eastern Alaska ports at 10 o'clock this morning with 51 passengers, the following being for Juneau: E. Oi- son. F. J. Hebert. James Hulmer and wife. A. D. Summers and wife, Miss Agnes Anderson. Thomas Welch, A. F. Wood. Mrs. G. T. Jackson, Mrs. T. D. Parr Hiss Rae Johnston. s. Mar shall, Mrs J. H. Miller, R. w. J. Reed. William Alexander. Mrs. Thom- as McMullen. F. E. Beard. J. Clau- son. Mrs. Isaac Sowerby. Mrs. J. Clauson and one steertge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
CHA|RmAN'S AIDE DENIES ALLEGED
 |RRECUL ARIT|ES
Commander Clement, Assist ant to Admiral Benson
 On Witness Stand.
CRAFT CHARGES SIFTED
High Officials of Shipping Board to Produce Records
 Of Boards Activities.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. H. Rear-Admiral William s. Benson, Chairman of the United States Ship ping Board, and other shipping board officials will be called to tes- tify before the House sub-commit } tee Investigating charges of irregu- larities in the boards activities, ac- cording' to official announcement today.
 Chairman Benson said he and his subordinates would give the com mittee all possible assistance in the investigation by producing records and testifying at length.
 Among the charges, presented by J. F. Richardson, secretary and sta tistician of the Investigating com mittee, following personal investi- gation of the boards methods, are gross waste of Government funds. mismanagement and lack of coop eration among departments, corrup- tion of officials and employees, graft in the purchasing of supplies, pad ded payrolls and other irregularities.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Tcstifying today before the Congressional com mittee Investigating United States Shipping Board methods, Command CT A. B. Clements, assistant to Rear Admiral William s. Benson, today denied any corrupt practices by the board or any of its departments and said that If there is any ground for criticism it is upon the ground that perfect coordination between the different departments has not been attained"
 The witness admitted, however, that in some cases laborers had re- ceived the pay of experts. This has been corrected, he said
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
U. s. Vengeance Threatened
 Call Halt on Irish Murders"

America reported to have been re- ceived by the British Chief Secre- tary for Ireland.
 The note said: Tor every man, woman or child murdered in Ireland after the above date by England s soldiers and police. three English men in the United States will pay the penalty"
 Department of Justice agents are understood to be seeking the author or authors of the threatening mis- siye. x8k
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
Youth Confesses Attempt
 To Kill Entire Family

NORTON, Kans., Nov. 11.-Carl Johnson. IT, today was said by County officials to have confessed an attempt to kill the family of FL mer Heiserman, IS, who, he claim ed, offered him $200 to do away with the family in order that he might inherit the estate.
 Two members of the family were wounded when several shots were fired through a window while they were at dinner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
Advance Guard of Notable Assemblage of all Na-
 tions at Geneva.

GENEVA. Switzerland. Nov. II. The advance guard of the 1000 or more delegates expected to attend the first session of the League of Nations Assembly. converting here next Monday. has arrived and Sal urday probably will find most, If not all, of the main body on hand
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
HARDING LANDS PARTON
 4 FEET, 5 INCHES LONG

POINT ISABEL, Texas. Nov. II. spending his after-the-campaign va cation here before sailing from New Orleans for the Panama Canal zone November IS. yesterday landed a tarpoon measuring four feet, five inches. Mrs. Harding also hooked q six foot tarpon. which was landed by another member of the party.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
CENTRALIA HONORS VICTIMS
 OF ARMISTICE DAY OUTRAGE

CENTRALIA, Wash. Nov. i1.-- The four former service men, who were killed in the Armistice Day parade year ago were honored by their comrades here today. Veterans paraded the streets and decorated their graves. memorial address was delivered at the cemetery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
3 Provincial Policemen
 Shot by Winnipeg Gunman

WINNIPEG. Nov. 11.-Three pro vincial policemen were shot, one pos sibly fatally by an unidentified gun man. supposedly from Winnipeg, at the Stockyards Hotel. St. Bonlface, today. The gunman escaped. The shooting occurred when four officers entered the building in search Of liquor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
HARDING MAKES ARMISTICE
 DAY TALK AT BROWNSVILLE

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Nov. i1.- President-elect Warren G. Harding. who is spending a vacation at Point Isabel near here, today delivered an Armistice Day speech here before a mixed audience of Americans and Mexicans
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
League Assembly Gathering
 1000 Delegates Meet Nov. IS

France has named Leon Bour- geois. President of the Council of the League of Nations. former Pre- mier Rene Viviani and former Min ister of Foreign Affairs Gabriel Han. olaux as delegates with a host os .esser personages in attendance.
 Japan has reserved quarters for forty-fve delegates and assistants while other me;aber nations will be represented by equal or larger dele cations.
 Among tte matters expected to
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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
REAR ADMIRAL HOWARD DIES

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 11.-Rear Admiral Thomas B. Howard, retired, died suddenly here yesterday at the age of 66. He was found uneon- scious in bathtub following heart attack.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
'Amalgamated Irish Societies Of America" Warn British
 Secretary for Ireland.
MlH.iin l.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. H. Reprisals against English residents of the United States ''if there are any more reprisals in Ireland (kill- mig of Irishmen by British military police) on and after November IA" are threatened in a note signed "Amalgamated Irish Societies of
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-11
Railroad Trestle Blown Up;
 Bloodhounds Put on Scent

WILLIAMSON. w. Va. Nov. H. The Norfolk and Western trestie over Grapevine Creek near the plant of the Netta May Coal Company at Ajax, was blown up with dynamite today. State police with bloodhounds have been sent to the scene.