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NEW COURSES 10 BE
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Severallnnovations Made a)
University of Arizona
by Dr. Wilde
PBEPARiNG FOB
EVENT
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Westcott ...
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1'UCSON. Arir, Maj 2l--In con.
iiL-cUon with tho work of re arrant
ing tho classes at tho university tor
next terra, several Important an.
souncements wero made to the stu
dents In, tho department ot econoni.
ics. An entirely new course In med
iaeval history will bo placed on the
curriculum by Dr. Wilde. This new
coarse will bo under the instruction
of Dr. Wlldo himself. Mediaeval his
iory has always been tho new pres
ident's forte, ho having conducted a
class In this subject lor many years
In Northwestern university. Pr.
Wilde has also written and trans
lated several text books upon taut
subject.
Under tho instruction of 11. A. E.
Chandler, professor ot economics, a
new subject will bo introduced into
tho economic course. The new stuay
will bo concerned chiefly with Amer
ican economic history and will bo of.
fered under the title of "The Expan
sion ot tho West."
TOO announceuium u" ,",;",.."iv,,im,i
to bo a course offered, in puonc . ----- -
sneaking under the department or "F? '' "
economics has aroused considerable McFar an ..
Interest among all students inclined , -McFarlan ..
towards dobaUng. Hituerto there Jackson ..
has been desultory worts in debating Jackson .
done at tho university, chlefiy.be- Jacksor ...
causo ot the fact that the majority Cutting ...
of students could pot auoru to bb riai ....
tlmo" to tho subject unless they to- Foztcr .-.
eelved college credits. The courw to Kirestone
be offered next term will bo a ono (
semester course providing two units.
Tho. class will meet once a week, un. Marnion. .
dcr the instruction of. Prof. Cand- ilaqson .
Itr and will hold debates on all put 'ujzler..
lie 'questions. Work to bo preparea uzier..
out, ox class also win uo assitjud.
The work will cover economics, sv
oiology and politics
Changes will be brought about in
tho courses now being offered la
-corporation management and bank.
ing. The nature or tne cnanges wiu
do to make tho courses deal more
with practical problems tlian
theories.
Greatest Automobile Race in History Will Be Pulled off
Memorial Day Making Ready for Trials
for Eligibility Saturday
Entries 500-Mile' International Sweepstakes Race, Indianapolis
Speedway, Memorial Day, May 30th, 1911, .
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Lewis Strang
Ralph Dol'alma
C. D. Baldwin
Johnny Aitkeu
Loui3 Disbtrow
Frank I. Fox
Harry Knight
Jagarsbyrgcr
Will Jones
Ullbort Anderson
Spencer Wishare
W. II. Turner
J. E. Gelnaw
W. H. l;earct -
Fred Belebor
Arthur; Chevrolet
Charles Ilasle
Eddie Hoarne
Harry Grant
Charloy Merz
Howard Vilco
Fred Clemens
Ilert Adaim .
Fred .Ellis
Harry Cobu
Jack Tower . .
Krnost Delanej- -,
Uavld-Bruce-Browu
Harold Van GonJer ..
ltejiof Driver
Klmer ltay.
.Veil Wfcaluii
Culla Scoto '
John Glorei
I-ouIs liarg-on-
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Ilussoll Smith'
Frauk: Agafi
D. D. Murphy
K Johnson v
1.. Johnson .
John J. Cotfef
Louis Chevrolet
Ixuls Chevrolet
Frauk Leo
Icn Zong'.e t
Arthur Deck
UamoB K. Hilt
E. R..Scheifler
J. L. Judd
t Dob Kvans. -
Jou .Matsos: 'j
rTi Columbus
lxj Frayor
Joo Dawson
ltay Harroun
Ilalph Mulford
Teddy Tetztarf
Herb Lytic"
llughie liugdcs
Chas. Illgelow
Iilph Deordslej
Caleb Dragar
Arthur Gibbons
Howard Hall
BUI EndicoU
Johnny" Jenkins
Walter Jones
Hob ISurmrm
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JJd. ' Ulckenbaeh
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Billy CiHon
Carence Kittroll
W. H. larllof
vorce Granted to Wife
of Sea Captain
lvraAVAPni.lS 'Mnv m. HIchlv
"tuned" an mechanically aa roitect t
as tho skill of the modern motor car
maker can produce. forty-six of the
fastest racing automobiles ever s
snmlilod aro at tho Indianapolis Mo
tor Sceedway awaiting the ellmina-
MikadO Of Japan CanCBiS Ul-lwiH determine whether they aro ell-
KlDie lO Elan, ill uie uuv-uiuu
national sweepstake race on Memor
ial Dar. Mny 30. Every car must
show speed of Bevcnty-fivo miles an
, Hour to quality ior one oi iuc b --""
" " i est races in tho history or tho motor
LOS ANGELES, May .J4. A di I contest jport. When the entires to
-vorco suit in which the final decree j this ovont closed May 1, there wero
was granted last March, and tto I fortjjsix cars entered-, manned by i
plalnUff in which is believed tfjjijgt of drivers which Includes every
hae been married again, may be re- j well-known pilot in America, as well,
opened if attorneys for. the ansband as ECveral who jnade their reputa
in the case can prove that the er- tions in Europe before coming to tho
diet of tho highest court of Japan J iijtcd States,
was reversed by tho mikado after th- , Months' Preparation,
husband had been sentence i to lie
it UU UW1I U1UC UWUln . w. - -
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Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A woman who is sick and suffering, and won't at least
try a medicine which has the record of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, is, it would almost seem, to blame
Tor her own wretchedness. Read what this woman says:
Hicliuioixl, Mo. " When my second dmtslifor was eishtcen
months oltl I was pronounced sv hopeless invalid hy .specialists.
I had it consultation of doctors and thcyaid 1 hail a hcv ere cjuso
f ulceration. I -was in bed f or ten it eeks, had sinking spells,
and tvas pronounced to bq in n. danjrerou condition. BIy father
insisted that tto try Lydia E. I'inkham's vgctnulo Compound,
and hroiiKlit me hi.t bottles. I soon Ik'-.ui to improve, and be
fore it had all been taken-1 was as well and htronjj as ever, my
friends hardly recognized mo so great it as the change." 31 rs.
Woodson liranstettcr, ICiclimoiid, Mo.
There are literally hundreds of thousands of women in
the United States who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy, which was produced from roots and herbs over
thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman's suffering.
Read what another woman says:
tionesboro, Texas. "T have used Lydia K.Pinkham's "Vegeta
ble Compound for myself and daughter, and consider it une
qualled for till female diseases. J would not bo -without It for
anything. I wish ct cry mother in America could be persuaded
to use it as there would be les suffering among our sex then,
lam alvtajs glad to speak a word of praise for Lydia K. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, and you are at liberty to use this
testimonial.' Mrs. James T. Lawrence, Joncsbbro, Texas.
Since we guarantee that all testimonials which we pub
lish are genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help
these women it will help any other woman who is suffering
from the same trouble ?
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MilM EXCURSION RATES
VIA-
Santa Fe The Gool Scenic Route
Round Trip From Bisbee
Denver - '-'.' - "" S42.80t
Colorado Springs ""?-' - '42180'
Salt Lake City !. 663'S
St. Paul - . v . . 66.05
Kansas City s, ' 51.05
St. Louis - ,; . - 60.05
Chicago - . ' . . 66.05
Cincinnati - . . 74.45
Philadelphia - - 91.75
Akove are rates to only a low principal points. Hates to Trlou
otner points in .North and East cheerfully furnished. Wrlt as.
Tickets on sale June 1st to September 30th.
October 31st.
Pical return Umtt
Stopovers in either direction.
Dayilgnt ride to Denver and other Colorado .pointi
raso. uniy one nignt en route.
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Wrlto ror descriptive literature
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MOItKlSON, O. P. A. --
- - Kl Paso,
Tex,
Imprisonment.
Tho caso is that of Elisaheta T.
IjcwIs asainat Albert Lewis. The
interlocutory decreo was granted in
March, 1910, on tho wife's showing
that her husband had been sentenced
to a life imprisonment after being
convicted ot wrecking a vesbel olf
tho coast of Japan. In Marco, 1011,
Mrs. Lewis again appeared n4 was
Kiven a final decree.
In the meantime Lewis and f has.
rthur Hill, who was arrested with
him, had Interested the Ameitoan.
and Uritlsh consuls in their behalf.
They succeeded in proving that th
vessel was wrecked outsldo the
three-mile limit, or in Internationa!
waters, and tho case was carried to
tho mikado.
Yesterday attorneys for the has
band appeared before Judge Monroe
of tho superior court and asked that
initial announcement of thi contest
was made by the promoters and each
month has witnessed an increase ot
intorest on tho part of the public as
well as the manufacturer. Almost six
months ago tho first entry "ss
madf, when a Case car. with Lowis
Strang aa the driver, was entered.
Krom that time on tho entries wer
sent 'in steadily until tho largest
field ever drawn together for one
event was announced when the en
tries wero closed. Tho greatest num
ber of entries in any one contesi
j-revious to this Umo was twenty-six.
Tho long raco has assumed even
greater proportions than tho pro
moters had anticipated when tb
purse of J20.OOO in gold was otrerea
for tho winners or the first Sen
daces. A capital prize or $10,000
boadeJ a list of nine others as fol-
fw"- ww v r.- IfUh. th1,rf TIIViWI-
tho case bo reopened on tne grouncs iyws: ocuuu, , "-. -'---'
that the mikado has reversed the iWth. J2.W0; fifth, 1 500; slrtB
Judgment of the court. The rulings si.000; seventh. 800; eighth, V70i
of tho Japanese court, as well aa the ninth, $600; tenth, ?500. In addiUon
ruling of tho emperor wero all In lo this small fortune there have
tho Japanese language, which Judge feen added elde "prizes by variocs
51onroo could not read. Ho ordered I accessory makers, which brings U
that tho hearing go over for three total to bo won up to about S10,0.
mnnths in order to allow the hns-' SupnlemenUng tho cash prizes are
Jmnd's attorneys to find whether ten bronze plaques which will be
thn mikado's ruling Is 1n the form , jdven to the entrants of the ton wm-
of a pardon or a reversal. If it Is a Blng cars. It long has been tne rulj
pardon tho decree cannot bo set i ln motor car racing that tho Grttcrii
aside under the law, while If It is'guall receive the cash prizes and tho
a reversal of tho court's Judgment j makers tho trophies,
tho decree can be vacated. conditions of the Race.
It Is understood that Mrs. lewis conditions or the race, wnirn
married soon alter receiving ner mi . eTOnU arc turn each car
al decree and Is now in the
with her new husband.
oast
The star pitchers of the AthlcUcsl
are not wurniug au "" w
did last season
Don't Tire
Easily
Ob
Grape-Nuts
qooD
"There's a Reason"
shall welgh'at least 200 oouads end
have fco more than 600 cudic incnes
if.ston displacement. This maaes
ttie cars up to about .120 horsepower
eligible. The forty-elx cars nave a io
ta! of 20.150 cubic incacs of piston
displacement, giving an uterase ot
438 cubic Inches per car. nccoroig
to its motor) construct' ans. The ma
jority of the cars in the raco in
their tryout havo averaged about Vi
to 100 miles per hjnr, while many of
them aro capable or doJi t Hues
rer minute. The entry fee im:d t-y
the entrants waa 500 per car.
Estimates on tho Average speed
which will be attalncd-ln the long
net' havo varied widely, but expel ta
j express a belief that the winner will
travel the 500- miles at a rato of
. about 75 miles per hour. -
I Tho race will start at 10 o'clock
in tho morning and probably tho wln-
I ner will cross the tape on his last
lap about G o'clock in thu afterooo't
The officials for the race have been
chosen from all over tho" United
States most of them having been
officials at many of tbo othor great
race raeots of tho country. Fred J.
Wagner, or N'ew York, will act as
starter, while George Kobertson, tbo
former racing driver, will be an assistant-
A- It. Pardington. or New
York, will referee, while U. I. Hoop
er, president of the American Auto
mobile association, is the honorary
official in that capacity. Judges and
other officials have been chosen
from among the most prominent
manufacturers and automobile men
in the middle west. r
Bomb Signals.
Tho method, which would be em
ployed to start this event, has been
difficult for tho promoters to de
cide. Finally the management adopt-
ted tho plan of firing daylight
bonifcs, which explode 230 feet In the
air and gitc forth a dense cloud w.
smoke. Ono of these will be fired
every minute before ten o'clock and
at the stroke of ten a special start
ing bomb will gjo the signal that
will send the cnUre field into one
of the greatest race ever known. Af
ter the start the contestants are
signalled along tho course by means
of colored flags, each of which bears
some specla meaning which the
drivers understand. The cars will be
started in nine lines of five cars
each, placed at intervals of 100 feet
back of Uio wire.
Scoring a Hard Job
Scoring and timing of forty-six
fast cars on a course but two and a
half miles in length means the devis
ing of an entirely new. system. In
order to score and tlmo the race ac
curately more than 100 mon will be
used throughout the seven hours,
with 50 others as relief men to the
regular scor5ra. Tho eye Is the only
part of man depended upon to aid
in this task, while mechanical and
electrical devices havo been called
upon to perrons tne greater part
of the work. An electrical timing ma
chine, which divides the second? in
to hundredths, will catch each car
as it jiasscs the wire on every lap.
wniie a cattery of lour adding ma
chines will bo used to record the
mi m ton of .cars a, they pasa. Two
ctajbones will carry the recoru "m
the car numbors in the ordor in
rfbtch they lilt by the stand. This
last record will nave tho story ot
tho enUre race in human voice, the
first time this has ever been attempt
eti.
Koinforcing this squad of mechan
ical workers will be four score
Doards. each 100 feet ln length, and
each employing more than 20 men
to operate it. These will catch each
car as It passes the wire and creu.t
t with a lap each Umo it crosses. A
telephone system, which has more
than twenty Instruments attache.
will convey information to a scorn
of announcers in all parts ot u
grounds and tbo -visiting throng wilt
be informed of the status or the race
every ten miles of Its progress.
Exp-ect Crowd of 100.C00.
Preparations havo been- made for (
nanaiing a crown oi iuu.uuu. 1'arKing
space ror 10,000 automobiles has
been provided,
ln order to prevent accidents to
tho spectators 300 men are employ
ed. A military organization, Known
For 30 years Tiydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound lias been the j.tandnrd remedy for
female ills. Jo sick woman does justice to
herself whp -will not try thN famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
atfn If the slightest troublenpnears -which
SP you do not understand, t rite to Jlrs.
l'inkliam at I.ynn, Mass., for her advice itis
free and always helpful.
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SUSPECTED HOLDUP "TEXAS YOUTHS TO
ARE SET FREE RAISE CORN CROPS
yfe&2Sv
The Right
Route pjwiJAfai..t;..Ha
East
Route of the
Golden State
Limited
EFFECTIVE JUNE 1
FINAL LIMIT OCTOBER 31ST
SUMMER FARES
Lack of Evidence in Train
Rot&ery Case Brings It
to Termination
Will Emulate Example of
Jerry Moore, South Caro
lina Corn Grower
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Ma 24.
Jerry Moore, tno joungstor oer in
Florence county, Soutn Carolina,
who grew 22s bushels of com on an
aero of land last year and Inspired
the cntiro corn growing world by his
efforts, will have a number of imi
tators in Texas this year real Texas,
boys who declare In their enthusiasm
shut a thing that can be done eiso
where can be done iu Texas.
In all parts of this state corn
growing Is becoming more and morr
an occupation of the farmer While
it is true that the older Texans
who spent most of their lives ni the
fi&ridlf. charting n ian.c hamiiied re-
of the train last i factory steer do not know c great
deal about farming, ana wnne then
efforts in this particular are some
thing of a joke, tho younget genera
tion ts determined to demonstrate
that Texas is a great com growing
state.
Boys' corn clubs have Dcn formea
tt ulmost every county and in every
oui of these, the accomplishment ot
Jerry Moore is discussed. The fact
is, Jerry is much more famous as
tbe result of his corn growing than
If he had eloped with some of the
iron masters' daughters of the effete
oast. This young South Carolinian
may not know it. but lie has started
Eomcthing among the farmer boys
in all part of tho country 'and t?"
chances are that he will have to
nmr mnm ifinn 99 luicnul, in tha
ucre in the near future if he ron i
tinues to hold first place.
OGDEN, Utah, May 2L .Magistrate
Murphy ordered Bryan O'Hare and
Victor Clore, who have been hola
in the county Jail on the charge ol
robbing the Southern Pacific Over
land limited train January 2 last.
discharged, "thero being no sufficient
cause to believe the men guilty of
the offense.'
O'Hara and Clore were arrested
near Detroit, Mich., some weeks ago
and extradited for trial. Their pre
liminary examination was concluded
two weeks ago since which time
Judge Murphy has had tho evidence
under consideration.
In the holdun
January William N. Davis, a portor.
was killed and anotner ponei,
Taylor, was wounded, dying from his
.. ..n.ia In 0inrnn a few dflV 21CO.
Thn latnst development in the
train robbery came when announce
ment was made by the police de
partment that It was Investigating
an alleged confession or a man
known as "Tex" Hamilton made tc
an intermediary, that ho planned
tho robbery which was executed h
two other men. Hamilton professed
in ,. influenced bv a desire to exon
erate O'Hara and Clore and also t
receive a share ot the ssuoo rt
ward offered for the apprehension ot
the robbers.
Cleveland Leader: "He Tniows half
the best people In uwn."
"Why doesn't ho associate wlta
them, thenr
Tbey know hl."
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TO TO
KANSAS CITY 551.05 NEW YORK 85i5
ST. LOUIS SbO.05 EOSTON WM
CHICAGO 566.05 BALTIMORE .-...584.95
DENVF" .. 542.80 WASHINGTON M4.S5
CLOUDCROFT S14.E0
Reduced Rates to all principal Eastern and Northern
Summer Resorts. Call at ticket office for any infor
mation desired, or address EUGENE FOX,
Gen. Pass. Agt., El Paso Texas.
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pPMBpS3y Clean j
Awarded Grant'. Prize at Seattle Exposition
Electric Iron
as tho Speedway gaard, is composed
of 200 rncn. These militiamen guar?
every roadway and gato so that me
track has been termed "tool proor."
ln addition 100 police and plain
glomes men watcn the throng
tnioagnout th6 oay. A mouuteu
squad aids in directing tho crowds to
their proper places.
24 POISONED FROM
EATING BAD CHICKEN
PEABODY, Kas., May 24. As the
icsult of. ptomaine poisoning caused
by eating diseased chicken at a mis
sionary meeting at the home cf Mrs
Hen Dohner, near this city, on April
29, Mrs. A. D. tNolson, wife of' a
farmer living hear here, died at her
homo yesterday tho second vicUm
of the poison, which made twenty-
Known as "Tho Greatest Kace j. persons HI.
Course in tho World," the Speedway Juanifa Clausen, a farmer's child,
baa been a great center of attraction died a week ago. Twenty-four othe.
for motorists even when thero was ho persons are now in a caugcrou
vont in nroCTesa. Tne crounds ou-, condition.
tain 323 acres, all enclosed wiimn
a high board fence, and every corn
er attended by landscapo gardnew.
Thero aro 4'J buildings on the
ground, including garages and grand
The chicken served at the mis
tionary meeting was killed two days
before it waa eaten. It was picpared
by Mrs. Dohner, the hostes'
Physicians who " investigated said
Iron with the iron that saves you time, energy, anu 3
money. The iron that needs no lire. I hat is always
ready to begin work when you are. GUA RANTEED
TWO YEARS.
PRICE: $4.50
Try one Ten Days on Trial. Tf not what you want
we take it back.
Bisbee Improvement Co.,
BISBEE ARIZONA
iTower VEST .ST eut, . chicken diseased and that
bery dot tho entire tracL The track ,Mr8- Dohner was blameless
Is two and one-half miles in lengtn I Dnr,nK t)0 the
and required six months to copstruct Ncw- York and' the Boston American
at a cost of more than 5150,000. Tho Leagul; teams have played 173
entlro racing plant, as it stands to- j pames. Rostf n winning, nlnetr and
day, cost moro than, 58O0.00O, (New ork eishty;nipe games.
Bisbee Lumber Company, Inc.
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