Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-31
.BOWLERS BUSY ON
 '. N. t. 4. ALLEYS
[. i. Titus Helping 10 Get Sustaining Members
 in BiSbee

1 Sixteen men have entered in the | bowling tournament now on at the '. N. C. A. alleys. IL is expected l tSat at least twenty will have entered by the time the tournament closes Some good scores are being made. E. A. miller has the high score, nun bering 245 pins. Frank Obermuller is second with 243. A number of the boys are rolling over the 200 mark. The five bowleIS averaging highest
 in a minimum of twenty-five games are the men who will represent the association in match games with .A:o- renci and Douglas. The alleys are kept--in excellent shape and every evening finds an Interested crowd in the bowling alleys as the tourna- ment progresses.
 C. G. Titus, general secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A. at Fl Paso, has been working with the officers of the local association during the past few days on a canvass for sustaining member ships among the business men of the city. Tbe men have met with eX- pressions of interest and good will generally and the business men of the city have been very liberal in giy- ing toward the support of the work. A chess club has been organized during the past week. While there has been a number of good chess players in the association, they have never before organized and held reg
 uiar sessions or engaged in tourna-
 ments. Last Tuesday evening the chess enthusiasts met in the music
 room of the association building and elected John Boler as secretary of the club. A meeting will be held
 Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock 10 eject a president. A room will be
 fitted up in the building for The use Of
 the club members on stated nights
 during the week. Any man interested
 in chess is cordially invited to attend this meeting.
 Superintendent w. w. Ravens, of
 the Anti-Saloon League of Arizona and New Mexico, is to speak al tne
 mems meeting on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. His subject wiH be
 Christian Citizenship" A good mu- sical program will be prepared and alG men are cordially invited to at
 tend this meeting.
 The Spanish class has just finished [ its first course or twenty lessons un- der J. O. Muldonadc. The members of the class express entire satisfac-
 ton with the progress made in this course and a number of them have already registered for a class in ad- vanced study The new class held
 it's first session Friday evening. The opening Of this new class in the ad-
 vanced study gives an excellent op- portunity for those who have had
 some study in the language to add to their knowledge of Spanish. The new course will be largely conyersa- tional, and the large class gives an advantage that is rarely obtained in private study.
 Bisbee is to have rare treat during the coming month of April in the na- ture of a concert by ''Rooney's Boys" Early in February the Y. NJ. C. A. booked this company for a concert to be given at the association building on April 20. To eastern audiences this company needs no introduction. This is the first trip of the company through Southern Arizona. The com pany consists of five boy singers. the
 best that the country affords, who
 have been trained by Prof Rooney especially for concert work The company also carries with it boy violinist who has won the hearts of audiences throughout the country. The boxing class under the leader ship of Jack Benson is progressing nicely. Ten members have registered for the class. The class meets twice
 each week, on Monday and Thurs day nights.