Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-05
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES



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One of the big plate glass windows
OF Calishers' dry goods store was shat
| tered to pieces yesterday afternoon
by a Mexican youth who actually ran
through the glass and was badly cut
about the face and head
Workmen commenced yesterday re-
moving the glass from the sire window
on Ninth street which was to be dis
psnsed with and bricked in flush with
the wall The glass had been removed
when some delay occurred in protect
ing the opening and the big square
hole was left open. The workmen who
have been in charge Of the work had
been gone only short time when two
EeIiean boys came running up Ninth
street, one of them trying to get away
from his pursuer. When the boy
ahead came to the corner he saw the
opening in the wall where the window
had been removed and the @ avenue
sidewalk around the corner The OPP
posite glass was so clear he doubt
less thought ii, too. had been removed
and probably in spirit Of daring at
tempted to cut of the corner by going
through the window. When be encoun-
tered the opposite glass it crashed and
he fell through onto the sidewalk
Quite crowd gathered at the sound
Iof broken glass but the boys did not
linger among the spectators.
The annual meetings were held yes
|terday of the stockholders OF the Gads-
den Hotel company and the Bank of
Douglas. The regular routine of busl-
ness OF the annual meeting was trans
acted and the old officers of both COM
panies were reelected for the ensuing
year.
L. ]. Dunagan and Albert Dodge,
two well and popular business men of
Douglas, have opened the Bouquet sa-
loon, which was closed a few days
ago by the former proprietor Frank
Rail. Mr. Dunagan is the former pro
.prietor of the Waldorf bar, one of the
best known saloons in the city. He
built up very profitable business IL
that place and expects to be quite as
successful in his new place.
Great preparations are being made
for the entertainment of the Boosters
club Of the Y. NJ. C. A bs the ladies'
of the association this afternoon and
evening. Invitations were issued yes
.terday to sixty business men of the
city and they will be royalty entertain
ed The program will open at O'Clock
in the afternoon with a game OF IN
door baseball between DR.. Ca-ey's
Tooth Pullers" and Scott G. Thorn
toms "Shop Lifters." This will be the
athletic event of the evening, but the
main feature al be the tan 1uet and
program OF tcasts. which will be fol-
los ed by q smoker. The HE up Of The
two teams is az follows:
Tooth PuIlers-Cary, C: Armstrong,
p; McDermott, 1b; j. G. Erickson, 2b !;
Mcintosh, 3b; Reed, SIS; GrunwaIdt,
IS: Logic, RI; Martin II.
ShoDlifters-Jack Kelly, c; Rube
Walters. p; Hugh Kelly, 1b; Earth
man. 2b; Yohe, Sb; Lewis, ss; Law
hon, SIS; Scott, II; Thornton, ri.
The match will be called by UNI
pire Huxtable at O'Clock and will be
followed at GAS by q lunch under the
auspices OF the boosters club. Here
Assistant District Attorney Ross will
assume the duties of POSTMASTER and
the chief speakers and guests of hon
or will be George D. McDill Of Chi
cago. c. K ODER of New York, Frank
w. Doan, George w. Cass, Clyde w.
Deming. Charles R. Scott and L. B.
Cary. and some of the responses will
be Hit and Run" THE Difference .