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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12
ELKS WINNING
 GREAT BALL GAMES

DOUGLAS, Sept. 11.-(SpeciaD- l Over the score of to in favor of ! the Elks at the ElIzS-Midlanh hall
 game yesterday the Douglasites have
 reason to feel proud. The Texans are no easy proposition. They even bear | defeat as if they were accustomed to i it which perhaps is' as good a reason l as any to think they are practically | invincible. Their reluctance to accept l the decision last night showed how surprised they were at the Douglas victory.
 The game this afternoon will decide | the series and there are those who | believe they see good reasons why it should be a Douglas victory. The line | up of both teams for this afternoon i is below The Douglas lineup is the same as it was in the first game, sun ! day, with the exception of Bell, the 1 Midland right fielder, who will pitch 1 for the local team. Reed will take ] his place in the Midland team. Douglas-Doran, c: Bell, p; H. Kel- | ly. 1b: Spring, 2b; Warrington, 3h; Jack Kelly, ss; Lawhon, If; Carey. Of; l Cook, If.
 Midland-Carr, c; Lewis, 2b; Yohe, | 3b; Earthmann, ss; Harper 1b; Wal | ters, If; Dram. D; Reed, If; Bradford, ] of
 The invasion of Douglas by the Mid
 land Texans is likely not to end until 1 this time next week. Already the l Texans have negotiations in progress l for a series of three games with the i Calanea. regulars which will probably 1 be played Wednesday, Thursday and | Friday of this week. But whether or
 not the Cananea match is pulled off l the Midlanders will return to play an other game in Douglas next Sunday. | It is possible that two more games may follow that. just to be sure which 1 team is the real winner in a long con 1 test. And the E. P. and s. w. will undoubtedly run an excursion train 1 from Bisbee to Douglas next Sunday to accommodate the crowds who will
 want to see the most exciting match of the season.
 The score by innings and summary
 of yesterdays game:
 Midland ............-O 0 o 1 o 0 ? ? l-6
 EIks ..--...--........-1 % 3 % *-8 Hits. Elks3. Midland 12; errors, 1 Elks :, Midland 1; earned runs, Mid 1 land f: struck out, by Archibald 2, l by Walters 1: base on balls, of Archi- bald l, of Walters f hit by pitched
 ball. by Walters l; double play, Archi- 1 bald to H. Kelly to Doran; wild
 throws, Doran l, Carr l; passed balls,
 Carr ?; two-base hits, Cook, Carr 2,
 Dram; three-base hits. Earthmann;
 left on bases. Elks 1, Midland }; stOl-
 en bases, Carey ?. DOran, Worthing- ton, Lewis. Yohe, Dram, Bell. Time of
 game 1:35. Umpire, Moore. Attend anCe 150.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12
CHOP SUEY
CObseryant Citizen, in Douglas Inter
 national American.)

When you so into a soft drink em- porium never sit at the counter. Take a table The dispenser needs the eX- arcisa.
 Street car conductors are so used to saying Fare please" that they do not realize the greeting carries the special courtesy it does.
 -%-
 The man who quits smoking and throws his pipe away is sorry the day following when he purchases a new one.
 Pity the poor unfortunate who at the first approach of winter gazes wistfully at his last falls raglin marked No. g" in Uncle Jims" win dow.
 } Don't put away your summer OK lords without having their heels re stored.
 Girls: Don't under any CirCum- stances go the cocktail route.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12
Poor Coiors.

'T can't understand Mabel" "Why not?'
 "She's always trying to get things to match her complexion" What of it?''
 Haven't you ever noticed her com plexion Y'-MiIwaukee Sentinel
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

Thomas Fitzsimmons of the Legal Tender has returned from his entirno of several weeks spent in the Hua- chucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

Howard Barkell and A. Daniels r. turned last evening from. their vaca- tions spent at Duluth and the north. west. MT. Daniels and Barkell have been gone a month and report having had a most enoyable time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12
WIZ. chanoed His Mind.

T had supposed until yesterday. doc tor. that the days of the bleeding of patients were past"
 And so they are. But what chanxsS your mind?"
 "The bill you sent me"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

Officer Humm is out of town today on some business connected with his official duties.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12
WHILE THE CROWD WATCHED

Nine souls with but a single thought Nine hearts that beat as one And yet the chap that stood on third Got in the winning run.
 Chicago Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12
.COChiSe County and BiSbee Suburbs

tess nose with the result that the meeting adpurned sine die.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

For Review job and business office call Phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12
DULUTH
Nevada s New nigf1
 Grade Camp

Located just south of Wonder. De- veloped by leasers. Area of mineral ground in district, four miles wide by eight miles long. Free milling. Is hub of rich mineral country. Room fC.' 10000 live people. Many money making opportunities. Best and cheapest supply point in Nevada. Fortunes hot in the making. Write for maps, information, etc, and ground floor propositions.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12
LOWELL NEWS ITEMS
(peIayed.)

Lowell. Ariz., Sept. 10.
 In all secret organizations We are taught that brotherly love is the pre- dominating feature. Imagine then, if you can, Brother John Gaffney of the w. F. Nj. landing two left hooks on til5 5s~ 0S Brother i.0u Shields.
 According to the evidence given by MT Shields this afternoon before Judge Grier, wherein the said Shields and Gaffney were being tried for dis turbing the peace and quiet of Lowell at the unusual hour of 3 a m. Bro. Gaffney was making heap loud noise by telling the multitude that he was the one who built the trails here and that he was also very heap bad man and was going to run this town of Lowell At this juncture Bro. Lou drove in with the remark that Bro. John cut it. Instead of having the effect of salve on the troubled waters it only intensified matters by caus- ing Bro. John to state that he would knock Bro Lou's block off. Bro. Lou being a dead game sport, had his jaw assume a projecting attitude at the same time inviting Bro. John to swing oD it. Well! this was con somme for John, for no sooner was the word said than Diff, Bro. Lou got it over the eye. At this interest ing period Officer Frank Bauer cut in and made it three handed, with the result that both Shields and Gaffney cult loser When the cases were called this afternoon before Judge Grier both defendants pleaded not guilty Gaffney's case was postpone until tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Shields demanded an immediate trial and after listening to the testimony his honor found the defendant guilty and assessed him S10. This ended the first round.
 Pedro Samorano was given fifteen days in jail today by Judge Grier for breaking up a bridge whist party at the Tin Can settlement in South Bis bee.
 It seems that Pedro became quite peevish because he had not been in vited to attend the doings, so filling up On dago red he borrowed an old army musket and vending his way to where the festivities were in prog ress stuck the gun under the hos
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

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 It can always De dependtd upon:
 even in the nore severe attacks of
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

Hustle While You Wait.
 While waiting for your prayer to be answered try to get what you want yourself.-St Louis Clobe-Democrat
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

Girls: Don't under any circum stances go the cocktail route
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

the Pacific, are preparing to make strong recommendations to the secre- tary of the navy for another navy yard and dry dock to be located pref. erably at San Diego.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

slssEE DRUG CO., sIssEL, NAco 4s.L LOWELL
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-12

Don't put away your summer OK lords without having their heels re
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
HATGHETITES TO MEET
GEORGETOWN TONIGHT

Practically the deciding contest for
the college basketball supremacy IN the
District will be played tonight at the
Washington Light Infantry Armory,
when Georgetown and George Washing
ton clash in the second Of their sched-
uled contests.
Should George Washington win there
will be no doubt as TO their superiority
over their rivals after their decisive vic
tory on Wednesday night. Should the
Blue and Gray triumph third contest
will be necessary for a final decision.
and in event of such happening. the
game viii probably be played next week.
either Wednesday or Saturday
Tonight's game should be a hot one.
viewed from any standpoint
Wednesdays game, won oy the
Hatchetites in the last minute OF play.
with final score OF Is 10 l6, would be a
suffitient guarantee without the cease
less rivalry which inspires the two uni
versities in every branch OF sports.
With Rice in the contest throughout.
IL cannot be denied that the Bun and
Blue team Is stronger than in the last
game and their chance Of second
victory materially increased, but banked
against this is the logged lighting spirit
of the Blue and Gray institution n
such times and an even money bet Is
the best that could be safely recorded
by the followers of either team.
The contest starts at o'clock, and
the two managers are prepared 10 handle
the largest crowd that ever turned out
for a basketball game in this city
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
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The Washington times., 1907-03-02
POLK AND NYE WIN
HON0RS At WHIST
Decisive Victory Over Op-
ponents in Five-Night
Tournament.

James X. Polk and Francis Nye last
night won the championship in the an
nual five-night whist tournament OF the
Washington Chess. Checker and Whist
Club with the brilliant score of l6Z-
Their nearest competitors were Repre-
sentatives Foster of Indiana and Dale
of Pennsylvania. who could roll up only
49,
This is the second year Messrs. Polk
and Nye have carried of the champion
ship. They won 1t last year after bril-
liant playing, and their friends are much
eloted that they should have repeated
their victory.
Tie Howell system Of scoring was
used.
The following Is the score of the
couples who were in the tournament:
Polk and Nye. 162: Foster and Dale.
l49. Turner and Parker, $40. Finn and
Davis. 10: Huntington and Lavender,
l57; Neyins and Nevins. 1875: Martin and
Mitchell l32. Summers and LeIth, l26;
Peck and E'luC&ey. rs, Wood and sum
mer 125: King and Lewis, 124; Belt and
Young. 1z2; Tarbox and McCutchen, ll6,
Ruddman ana Pew. 114; Spear and In
derwOOd, l0f.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
SENATOR ALDRICH
HANDED A LEMON
Corporation Interests Sue
! cussfuIin Fight Over De-
natured Alcohol.
Amendment Providing for
Presence of Revenue Men
at DiStillerieS Lost.
Twenty-Five Republicans
Line Up With the Demo-
cratic Vote.

Senator Aldrich, chairman of the Sem
ate Finance Committee and generally
regarded as the Republican leader OF the
Senate, was badly defeated yesterday
afternoon when the free denatureC alco-
hol bill as il came from committee was
turned down by a decisive vote. The
bill aroused a long debate, which cen
tered about an amendment attached to
the bill by the Finance Committee pro-
viding that at every distilling plant an
internal revenue storekeeper should be-
present.
This amendment was stricken from the
bill by vote Of AZ to Is. After the
amendment had been rejected. the bill
passed oy 60 TO 1. Senator Pettus op-
posing Il.
The bill was introduced By Senator
HSnsorough ana was Intended 10 50
broaden the scope Of the denatured alco-
hol act Of last session as to make il pos
sible for alcohol for denaturinE purposes
10 be distilled by farmers and small
manufac- -urers.
Various interests fought the measure,
including the big distilling interests the
wood alcohol interests and the STANDARD
on interests. Ii is alleged that back OF
the opOsition on the part of Standard
Oil was a scheme TO acquire all the dis
tilling interests in the country.
Senator Al6riCn strongly urged the
amendment making provision for the
presence OF a storekeeper, and IN this
WIS joined by Senator Allison, the in
huentiai head Of the Republican steering
committee and chairman of the Commit
tee on Appropriations.
The sixteen votes for the amendment
were all Republicans The Democrats
without exception opposed it and also
the following Republicans: Beveridge,
RIrnham. BulEeley Burkett. Brande-
gee. Carter. Clapp. Du PUut Depew. Dill
Hngham. FRYE. Fulton Gamble Hans
brough. Knox. Long. MCCumber Mil
lard. Mulkey. Penrose. Piles. Proctor
Smith, Sutherland. and Waruer-twenty-
FIVE
The House concurred In the Senate
amendments TO the bill late last night
and II Is now in the hands OF the Presi-
dent. who is expected promptly to sign
IT,
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
Baltimore and Ohio to Chicago.

Two through vestibuied trains without
change OF ears. The Chicago Limited, "
with splendid Pullman drawing room
sleeping cars and observation parlor
ear. leaving Washington daily at -
d. m, arriving Pittsburg s-E p m,
Akron. 1854 night; Chicago. 9;45 a m
Dining cars with a la carte service en-
route.
Tie Chicago Express leaving Wash
inrton daily $50 D. m. arriving Chicago
5.l5 T. m, with Pullman draWing-rOOm
sleeping cars 70 Chicago, Wheeling, and
Columbus. and dining cars.
Reservations account adjournment OF
Congress may now be made for all
trains up to March u, at 14l7 G street,
6f9 Pennsylvania avenue, and station,
New Jersey avenue and G street.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
YARDhEN
THREATEN STRIKE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March o.
Though no official statement has been
issued IL is authoritatively said that
about 1900 out OF the 5000 yardrnen en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad on
lines east Of Pittsburg and Erie have
voted to strike in an effort TO enforce
their demands
A committee will call upon General
Manager Atterbury today, when an Of
nciai statement Of the vote will be
made.
The yardmen, according to railroad
ofncials, represent a small percentage
OF the employees. To make a strike sue
cessful they would have 10 secure the
support OF the men in other departments
and the move 10 strike would have to be
ratified by the Brotherhood.
Members Of tie organization in this
city are OF the opinion that the differ
ences will be adjusted without a strike.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
TRAIN LEFT RAILS,
TUNNEL SAVED LIVES

HAVERsTRAW. y. Y. March p
The south-bOund express, No ?, jumped
the track in the tunnel one mile from
here today.
The engine. seven express cars, one
coach and one sleeper left the track.
g'be narrowness of the tunnel prevent
ed the cars from turning over and there
was no loss of life, though number OF
passengers sustained slight injuries.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
UNITED STATES MlNTS
COIN NEARLY $12,000,000

The coinage exeeuted at the United
States mints during February consisted
Of u.046.S50 pieces, valued at Sll.936. .3S5.
The greatest number of pieces was nick
els. or which 9,g37. 900 wefe turned out.
with 2,32l 900 pennies next IL order. The
only silver pieces coined were dimes. OF
which 10000 were minted
In addition nearly 6.e9. go 20 and 50
centavo pieces were made for the Mexi-
Cdn government
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
J. w. Bell PreSideS at An
nual Gathering and Sena-
tor Dick Is Guest.

The Vaughn class of Calvary Baptist
Church last night gave its sixteenth
annual banquet IN the Sunday school
room of the church Senator Dick OF
Ohio was the guest OF honor and made
an imprOmDtu speech The class is the
largest Sunday school class of men in
the world and numbers 81 members
James W. Bell was tOastmaster and
made a short speech welcoming the
guests Among those who responded to
tOaSts were John Barrett r W.
Vaughn. founder OF the class. c. T.
New ton. L. n. BristOw. John w. Fos-
ter. former ambassador 20 Russia; the
Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburn, /. G. Foster.
The Rev. Dr 5. IT, Greene. pastor Of
Calvary, {. X. Bergman. and Prot.
Mitchell Carroll. OF George Washington
University.
The Vaughn class has been in exist
ence for the last seventeen years and
Was founded by r. w Vaughn. of Cal
vary Church congregation.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
READINGS FOR THE BLIND
IN LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

The following Is the program for vol
u1teer readings and music in the read
ing room for the blind At the Library
Of Congress-2:30 to $50 D. m:
Tuesday. March 5. Rev DR. William
A. Pettis viii read; Thursday March Z.
song recital by Fraulein Elizabeth
Schwanck, Miss Minna Schott at the
piano: Saturday, March 9. Miss Evelyn
rockingham POoke Will read dra-
matte sketch.
The door to the reading room viii be
closed promptly at 2:30 p m, and will
remain closed until the end of the pro-
gram
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
ANNOUNCE PROMOTIONS
IN P0ST0FFICE DEPARTMENT

The Postmaster General has an
nounced the following promotions in the
Postoffice Department:
Alexander Grant, from assistant gen.
eral superintendent. railway mail serv-
ice. to general superintendent. railway
mail service: George +. Stone. from
chief clerk. office of the second assistant
postmaster general, to assistant general
superintendent. railway mail service;
John W. Holiday. from chief clerk
division of railway mail service, 70
chief clerk, office of second assistant
postmaster general.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
SUNDAYS PROGRAM
OF Y. NJ. c. A. WORK

S. G. Mitchell. president of Richmond
College. Richmond. Va. viii speak m
the gymnasium Of the Young Men $
Christian Association on the subject of
Jesus Method for Building a King
DOM" tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Sunday night there will be a mass
meeting for men at the Fifth Baptist
Church. at which +. g. Mercer. Of the
McCauIey Water Street Mission. New
York city, win speak on the theme Of
Modern Miracles. Cornet solos viii
be rendered by Miss Grace Beelman.
At 4.3e Sunday afternoon Mr.. Mercer
will talk To the boys IN the boys branch
OF the Y. NJ c. A.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
WESTERNERS CHARM
DETECTIVE HARTIGAN

Enthusiasts over the West and the
hospitality extended him by the Cali
fOrnia authorities, Central Office Detec-
tive Thomas Hartigan. who went 70 Los
Angeles. February 2, to testify in the
trial Of Anton Besold, charged with
wife murder, returned to Washington
this morning. Besold was arrested in
this city last fall by Detectives Hartigan
Snd Baur, and was convicted Of murder
in the second degree.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
HOT SPRINGS INVESTIGATION.

Senator Clark of Arkansas has intro
duced a resolution in the Senate proyid-
ing for an investigation Of the Hot
Springs reservation by a special commit
tee Of three Senators, particularly az 10
water privileges and registration Of the
physicians. IL went TO the committee on
contingent eXronseS
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
WORLDS SMALLEST COIN.

The smallest coin In circulation is the
Maltease grain, a bronze piece the size
of a pencil top and worth one-sixth OF
q cent
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
March 1o-Florida-March 10

Extremely low round trip rates via
Southern Ry. to Jacksonville and Flor
Ida Central and West Coast points; 81
days return limit StopOvers Apply 70-
18th St or 511 Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
Baltimore and Return, sI.a5, Baltimore

&. Ohio L. r. Every Saturday and Sun
day All trains both ways, both days,
except Royal Limited. City Offices, 14lT
G ST. and 6l9 Penna. ave.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
The Velvet Kind Is lust Right

ItsC- IS. Quality Ice Cream. Druggists
The Washington times., 1907-03-02

v. Baldwin Johnson's Coal, 6Iz 9th St.
None better. White Ash Coal. 80 cents e
ton of for spot cash. for city delivery.
The Washington times., 1907-03-02
JAMES w. BELL,

JAMES w. BELL,
Who Presided as TOastmaster at the
Sixteenth Annual Banquet Of the
Vaughn Class of Calvary
Baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
THE SCHOOL S.

Alberene Graded School has five rooms and an
auditorium. Grounds, two acres Enrolment, two
hundred Cut to right shows old school building,
with enrolment of eighty. II. S, Settle. principal.
Crozet Graded School has four classroon,s, hall
and auditorium Replaces old building shown in
cut, with an increased enrolment Grounds,
acre Seventeen hundred dollars raised by pri-
yate subscriptions toward erection Principal, II,
c. Cooley.
Earlysville Graded School has three cassrooms
and hall. Replac'ls log cabin and two single-room
schoolhouses. Grounds. four and half acres.
Principal u. f. E,rckhead.
Profit Graded School has two rooms and hall
First school In Albemare to Introduce Industrial
training, Replaces n single-room schoolhouse
Principal Mrs, a. l., G. Birckhead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17

scottsville Graded School has four classroons.
cloalsrooms, hall and auditorium. Grounds seven
and half acres. Six hundred dollars raised In
private subscriptions toward erection. Principal,
w, S. pnbney
Red Hin Graded School has three cassrooms,
cloakrooms and auditorium. Grounds, four
acres. Replaces one slngleroom schoolhouse
shown In cut. with an enrolment OF twenty two .
and seven private schools. Present enrolment
one hundred. Six hundred dollars raised In prl-
vate subscriptions. Principal. !, b. Marsh,
Ivy Graded School has three classrooms and
hall Replaces old building, shown In cut. with
large increase of enrolment. Grounds one and
half acres. Principal, Curtis story
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17

1t gives me great pleasure to comply with tho
request of The Times Dispatch for brief de-
scription OF the public schools of Abemarlc. for