Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

difference But on Sunday there was ball game between these two rural teams, Bisbee and Douglas. which concluded with a score of 13 to in favor of the home talent Now on May We are to have another visit from a picked basket ball team of Bisbee, who are coming to show our boys the game. From the fierce play ing of late at our Y. Nj. C. A. our neighbors will need all their science to even score Bue We must commend this enthusiasm over the different games. for it is a splendid thing for the organization of both towns and will give the moys some definite aim with their work.
 Miss Mary Mullen was called to her home in Tempe last Thursday after noon on account of the serious illness of her mother. Her many friends hope she will find her mother much improv- ed and will return to her school du- ties at an early date.
 On Wednesday evening there was another of the rehearsaIs for the Episcopal entertainment. The parts have all bee nassigned, and the young people. have already begun to learn the fancy dances. One interesting feature will be the dance of all na- tions, each nation being represented by young lady and young man. Then the Merry Maiden sextette promises to be the most elaborate attempt ever made. owing to the extremely profes- siOnal air about. 1t. The program will no doubt be ready for production scuhe time about the middle of May.
 
 My! It's to be hoped there won't be a ring famine, even if the gloves can't be bought. Some of the young people have been the early birds i'll this case and have secured the worm, as was plainly to be seen when, on recent occasion. three most. brilliant solitaires came into evidence. They are decidedly becoming, and the very proud possessors find no end of occa- sions for using that telltale left hand.
 
 Some enc quite recently asked that the editor make an attempt at musi- cal criticism through these lines. The request would be granted without hes itancy of it were possible to decide just what line the party intended. Let it be said for the benefit of tbe music lovers that those who missed the con cert given by the Roney Boys last. Thursday evening were robbed of real treat. When you hear a voice So full and round and perfect as that of Harry Schultz you wonder what that voice will become when it really reaches it's maturity. The voice of Bernise Amspoken gives great prom ise and is' exceptionally good for one so young, but the violinist, Tracy Hol- brook. was far beyond our greatest expectations. He is undoubtedly an artist whose smallest note has a char acter its own. Judging from appear ances he fairly loved the notes from his beautiful violin, and when he drew the bow across the strings the most soothing. mellow tone was the reward. Let it be said again that this program was a treat, and we regret that the boys couldn't have had a larger audi ence. which they so much merited.
 During a short intermission Mir Ro- ney. manager of the company. gave very interesting descriptions of the manner in which the boys occupy their time when travelling. These boyish boys-they are evidently enough to keep any mans hands full-aTe pledged to their manager just as sol dierS in an army, and if occasion de- mands. which is seldom, if ever, the case, they are returned to their pa rents MT Roney says he has hun dreds of applications from parents each year who wish their children