Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-10
Central Pharmacy
 Close to Hotel Copper Queen.
COCHISE COUNTY
DOUGLAS Y. M. c. A. TO
 KEEP OPEN HOUSE

DOUGLAS. Dec. 9.-Special)-
 Commencing this week the Y. NJ. c. A. will keep open house for the men in Douglas, whether they hold member ship cards or not, every Saturday night They will be admitted to the lower floor, with all the privileges of a mem Der, and a special athletic contest, bout or game will be arranged for their en- tertainment.
 These Saturday evening open house meetings, according to the plans of the association management, will undoubt- edly prove one of the most popular en- tertainments given during the winter. It will be on the plan of the popular Saturday night smokers given by the big athletic clubs in the large cities The events scheduled for the evening will be live ones h every sense of the word, and for one evening in the week every man in the city can enjoy all the privileges and come into the atmos- phere of typical mems club life, which the association gymnasium, the billiard and pool room, bowling alleys and games rooms in the lower floor has to offer.
 
 first of these open house entertain ments. The event of the evening will be a wrestling bout between George Gruwaldt and C. F. Newman. Both of these men live in Douglas and are expert wrestlers They are said to be pretty evenly matched, Gruwaldt weighing 1886 pounds and Newman weighing 180 pounds. It will be a catch as catch can bout, and it is said by those who have seen the two men wrestie, that 1t will not be lacking in interest. As is the custom at enter tainments of this kind, this will be the event of the evening. Then there win be number Of preliminaries between lesser lights in the sport, but the bouts will be well matched, and Is frequently the case one of these events may prove more exciting than the contest which is featured on the program.
 A bowling contess between a picked team of Douglas bowlers and a Bisbee team is being arranged and will prob ably be the event GOT the next Satur- day night open house. The alleys are now being put in first class condition, and next Saturday night a number of EOIGtA lllEh VIII AllC0 Oul UCAO1G luO wrestling matches and bowling team picked to train for the game between the two cities.
 Interest in the game of indoor base ball is growing at tremendous pace, too, and it is not at all unlikely that a big game between two Douglas teams will be one of the attractions at the Saturday night open house meetings
 me CoIIege t1enuanC IS tue naIII1 UI a musical CUIueuy which the iOGSii lodge of Elks is now. taking up for pre- sentation in Douglas during holiday week. The cast calls for fifteen male and fifteen female parts, and those who have studied the libretto say that 1t is full of bright catchy music and plenty of comedy. This Is the second entertainment of the kind the Elks have taken up, the other musical com edy being 'The Elks Tooth which was presented two years ago. R. L. Brown, who Is putting the same enter tainment on in Bisbee, will direct the preparation and presentation of the piece here, and is expected to arrive this week and arrange for commencing rehearsals. The committee which has charge Of the entertainment is com posed of Con Harvey and D. c. Hooper.