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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15
BACHELORS VS.. MACS.

A great leather pounding fest. will
take place on the historic field of con.
test for baseball honors at Warren
this afternoon at 2:30, between teams
composed of the bachelors of Bisbee
and the men Of the Irish Mag mining
shaft. The lineup of the miners will
be as in their last game: that of the
Bachelors will be as follows: Angus,
C.. Zeismer. D.; F. Graf, LIST b.; G. Graf,
End b.: Burgess. S.; Fitzpatrick, 3rd
b.; Williams, r. f.; Meenan, C. f.;
Brown. l. +. Three umpires were re-
quired for the last game, and a full
quota of these essentials to success
full ball playing viii be on hand to-
day.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15
FOR lNoIeEsrloN

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Especially recommended for the re-
lief of obstinate indigestion and nerv-
Gus dyspepsia.
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TRIAL TODAY

Charles Harkless. who was arrested
on a charge of disturbing the peace
will be tried this afternoon IN Jnslce
Burdicks court Harmless IS or OF
bond.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15
INSPECTORS CHANGED.

The following transfers of inspect
ors have been announced: c. H. Cook
from NogaIes TO Hachita, New Next
co; w. H. Bishop from Naco to Arr
vaca Junction; john L. Hodgeman
from Arivaca Junction to Laredo. Tex;
A A. Gates from Ell Paso to Arcs
ranch; w. w Thiess. from Crowley's
Wells to Seiigman: A. R. Nielsen,
from Seligman to e. Paso: C. NJ. Coy
endaIl, from Arcs ranch to Nogales.
Come to the Old Opera House Thurs
day and Friday nights and vote for
the most popular man for sheriff.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15

FOR SAlE-Mat- <5sses renovated and
new mattresses for sale at cut rates.
Burnhaa Furniture Company, phone
L. 49,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15
arans EoR LEAnvILLE.

stage for Leadyiile CORTLAND ara
Gleason leaves Rrophy's stable. Lowell,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays 81
n. sharp. Leaves Deadyilie
TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays
AZ a. "a. Fare Ss.50 each way. 1903
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15

A good time for everybody at the
Bisbee Band dance Saturday evening
at the Opera House. 1858
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15

The English Kitchen is taking the
lead In catering to ladies' trade The
service is excellent. the attendants
courteous and gentlemanly and loca-
ton central. A need of the city felt
for long time is being supplied by
this institution. ga
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15

Don't fail to attend the Bisbee Band
dance At the Opera house Saturday
erenine. 1865
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15

Old papers, 25c. per hundred. APP
ply Review Office
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15

All are invited to attend the Bisbee
Band dance at the Opera House Sat
urday evening. 1858
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15

Don't faii 10 attend tae lsisgee f'ano
dance al the Opera aoase Salnrday
evening. A'0o
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15

A good time for everybody at the
Bisbee Band dance Saturday evening
at the Opera House. 1868
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15
MISCELLANENoUS

SECOND HAND furniture bought ard
sold Brooks-Cooper Furniture Co.,
o. K. street. 653
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MAY NAME cLEARY.

AIhambra Wholesale ice cream. i.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15

WANTED rs Men to Board at the
c. e. A. HOUSE
Board first class. Home Cooking.
Plenty of fresh milk
Board, 81 per day.
Rooms, IS per month.
Clean and quiet place. centrally
located.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-15
FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-Four room cottage, nice
furnished. close in. Inquire 4. C.
wright. back Of Mason's Market.
Brewery Ave. 1913
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JPHoLsTERiNG-tr-ueraI repairing
and mattress work. VIII call for
and deliver all work. Burnam Fur
nfture Co. Phone L. 113. 445
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LABOR DAY.

Clerk of the Probate Court
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WONET TO LONN.
MONEY TO loan on easy terms TO
build homes. Inquire of X. vom
Staufen; Office Lawyer Ross
Schmid Shattuck BUILDING 500
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~ II
ecretary o the Territory Of Arizona.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
WINCHESTER FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
Schedules His Liabilities at
S254,S65.73 and Assets
at $4,000

Scheduling his liabilities at 1884
ss5-73 and his assets at $4,000. Frank
Winchester. who was connected with
the Main -winchester-S Stone company.
fled voluntary petition IN bank
ruptcy yesterday IN the United States
district court The list OF creditors
and their claims included the follow
ing.
money advanced. $4,000: Margaret
Foster. 24e Cherry street, for money
loaned. $1e.0sa; Ursula StoIl. for money
loaned (clain disputed BY petitioner,
s8.3e5: Harriet K GIL. zo1S Central
avenue. Alameda. $5.424, for money
loaned, San Francisco national bank
money advanced. $4,000. Western na-
tional bank. note given by Main-Win-
chester-Stone company and indorsed by
Winchester. s2s.500s Bank OF Califor-
MIA. note given by United harness CON-
pany and indorsed by petitioner, $4,000;
Bank OF Butte county. Chico. g., ,e41 IA !:
Fresno national bank, Sl,e54sS. Ride
out bank. Marysville. t1,ss7.T5: washoe
County bank. Reno. 1851. r s. Smith
& Co. Oroville. $3.50; Union saving IS
bank, Stockton. s25s5-zs: Pajaro VAL
ley bank. Watsonville. sI.77862: Bank
OF San Jose. s1.015.13: State savings
bank. IS. see. Flora B. MacDermot- e58s
Washington street. f37.zzs, for money
loaned Winchester's liability as q
stock holder IN the Main-W inchester-
Stone company was placed At 1855
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
Personal Mention

z. ". Runyon IS at the Fairmont-
w r. Adams OF Milwaukee is at the
St Francis.
J. w. Mckinley OF Los Angeles IS at
the Fairmont
J.B. Taylor OF Boston is registered
at the Fafrmont.
G. ". oliver OF Washington IS 9
guest at the Fairmont-
DR. r X yoisard OF Sacramento is
q guest at the St Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ Statler OF Buffalo
have apartments at the 81. Francis
Mr.. and Mrs William z. Marshall o:
Monrovia are guests at the St Francis
Mr. and Mrs E T. Sherer Of Los
Angeles are registered at the Fairmont-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Booth OF Los An
geles have apartments at the Fairmont-
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Chamberlain Of
San Diego are guests at the Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. & NJ Kennedy OF Los
Angeles are registered at the ST
Francis
Mr.. and Mrs. Will II. Cressy OF New
Hampshire are staying at the St
Francis
Harry A. f Lynx. who has been con-
recre6 with the Brooklyn navy yard,
II al the St Francis, having been or
dered to report at the Cavite naval
station.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
ABE RUFF IN POLITICS
WITH JOHN ID. DAILY
Former Boss Reaches Out Into
Mission to Fight Lincoln-
Roosevelt League

Abe Ruef is doing politics with John
D. Daily Not content with helping his
friend Julius Kahn, he has reached out
into the Mission 10 assist the mIlkman
IN MS fight against the Lincoln-R -Roose-
welt league.
Daily gathered his followers together
last night In Janssens hall. 1901 Va
lenci2 street, and made up . delegate
ticket which viii be put in the field
against the league ticket
Tais neeting began at o'clock;
in Jenssen.s saloon. in front OF
has many friends In the district
was apparent That he stiIi has infiu-
ence with some Of his old followers in
the little journeys he made In the dis
trict last night before Dalys meeting
was assembled
Ruefs previous interference in poll
tiles IN behalf OF Julius Kahn was at
tended with considerable secrecy. The
prison had taught him q lesson OF dis
eretion which he tried 10 put into
practice. But last night be threw dis
politics II Is a moot question whether
Ruef Is interfering at the request OF
Daily or of that worthy candidate.
Red" Hayes II would not be the first
time that Ruef had assisted Red
when Ruef got through with his
work the meeting was called TO order
and the following delegate ticket was
State-willIam A Brace, II. Fred
Suhr Jr., Richard Acton, John d. Jessup.
gressionai-wIlHam MetzRer. An
drew ] Piercy, Henry Feige. Thomas
Locai-John D. Daily. A. P. Van Duxer
Charles Sutton. Arthur Lemon. Richard
Tiernan. c. J. Horgan. n J. Winter.
Edward J. Lynch and George Dietterie
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
MONEY IS NEEDED
TO DEFEAT "PUSH''
LincOIn-Roosevelt League Asks
Funds From Independent
Republicans

The Lncoi1-Rooseveit league needs
campaign funds and appeals 70 the In
pendent republicans ot the city 10 con
tribute them The appeal is made
through the administrative committee.
which consists OF Rudolph spreckels
chairman; Fred ". Dohrnann Sr. and
Daniel A. Ryan
The league leaders do not expect
large contributions. but they ask voters
who are IN sympathy with the cause 10
give what they can However modest
the sum, Il viii be acknowledged CRATE
fully and VIII help 70 carry on the
rEat.
II the league were not the league. IL
Il were not doing the kind OF politics
Il IS doing, there would be no need to
appeal 10 the people for campaign
money.
The leaders OF the push" IN the
Is assembly districts do not have 10 ap-
peal TO the people for funds They are
getting al the money they need from
the man whose dght they are making,
william r Herrin-
Herrin Is disburssng the railroad gold
through John c Lynch 1t IS being
spent 70 line up all the ward heele-s
and their followers. who are in politics
for revenue only Men like Tom Finn
are spending the railroad money hand
over fist
To carry on the league primary aght
money Is needed for headquarters
clerks. postage. printing and other per
fectly legitimate expenses The league
asks the people 70 send in this money
Any sun. however modest. IL sent tc
the headquarters Of the adninistra ton
committee IN the Lick building. 81
Montgomery street, VIII help TO defeat
Herrin and his push" in the primaries
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
.WINGF|[LD SLIPS
AWAY WITH BRIDE
Detectives Guard Millionaire and
Wife From Woman Who
Threatened Violence
Daughter of Mrs. Boric Praises
Wealthy Mine Owner and
Condemns Mother

Accompanied by his mother in law,
Mrs. William C. MGrdock, and a host
OF young women friends OF the bride,
George wingheld, the Nevada mining
millionaire and his wife yesterday
quietly slipped out of town on the Owl
train for Los Angeles. The alleged
Mrs. wingdeld No. I, who is known in
San Jose as Mrs May Boric and
who has been threatening revenge on
the newly married couple. was unaware
OF the swift departure. The move
ments of the mining man and his wife
were systematically guarded except
from the few friends who gathered at
the ferry or mole TO see the bridal
couple of.
Detectives hired to watch Mrs Boric
10 see that the threatened violence was
not visited on the nuptial couple while
in San Francisco. stealthily guarded her
every movement She has. since giving
up her apartment at the Stewart hotel
been living with her sister at 242s Mis-
sion street
With Mrs. Boric in this city, is her
daughter. Oliyette- She Is q girl OF II
years. and did not hesitate yesterday
to hotly condemn the attitude OF her
mother toward wingfeld.
The day before Mr.. Wingfeld's
marriage TO Miss Murdock." she said
ney street. San Jose. and repeated his
promise that no matter what might
happen he would never relinquish his
interest in me. He laid his hand on my
mothers shoulder and said. IF you had
acted differently you might now be in
the place OF the woman / am about 10
marry" And turning 10 me he said
'Oliyette, no matter what happens,
will always provide liberaily for you"
II regret the attitude OF my mother
In the present affair. Mr.. Wingield
has been good TO Us both But I am
afraid that my mother Will kill him.
as she has threatened OF course. /
am utterly opposed to such q course.
think that IL my mother had accepted
quietly Mr.. Win ngfeld's action in marry
ing Miss Murdock and had not created
fuss, or threatened 70 do so, things
would have gone better with both
OF u.s."
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
RACES ON RESERVATION
Fire Destroys Fine Timber in
San Jacinto Forest

SAN DIEGO. Aug 1.-At an early
hour this morning fire was discovered
IN the forest OF Paloraas mountain,
which is IN the San Jaciato forest res
ervation. Forest rangers began their
battle against the flames as soon as
discovered. but it made headway be-
fore a strong west wind and against
all efforts. and ar II o'clock 200 acres
OF the finest trees 10 be found in south
ern California had been destroyed.
The rangers have called on all the
people OF that section Of the country
for aid. but at the time OF the last re-
port hope OF stopping the blaze was
slight The ire started at the western
side OF the forest. and is buEnin &
toward Warmers hot springs.
Forest Ranger Marshall. who was in
the city On business. started for the
reserve at once He said that the tele-
phone reports indicated that the FIRE
was in the best part OF the forest. a
part that had escaped previous vista
tions Of the destroying flames The
wind is bad and the FIRE fighting force
is small, so that unless a rain helps
stop the blaze the best looking section
of the reservation will be destroyed.
There are many summer campers on
the mountains. and Marshall says the
fire was undoubtedly started by care
lessnesS-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
UkIAH THREATENED
BY FOREST FIRES
Residents Make Gallant Fight
to Save Homes and Are
Aided by Wind
Flames That Start in Timber
Sweep Several Sections
of the State
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO rHE CALL

UKIAH. Aug 1.-The wind suddenly
changed TO south and west this after
noon and drove the forest Hres Whicn
have been threatening the city two
days and a night straight toward the
western suburbs. Fire bells gave the
alarm, and hundreds OF men gave bat
tie to the flames. Men on horseback
summoned help all over the town. and
the city had q bad scare lasting IN
til well into the night the entire
range OF hills sloping down 10 the city
on the west have been a raging sea
OF flames all night and today. making
the air hot almost to suffocation-
When the change in the direction OF
the wind set fire 10 fences. barns and
stockpens. men on horses and in wag-
ons rushed TO fight the flames On
the second alarm the fire department
turned out, and there was a big rush
from all over town 10 the foothills The
people turned out with lawn hose and
wet down the roofs and fences 70 es-
cape the danger OF flying eTnbers. and
many house holders in the western lim-
It's moved household goods out OF doors.
fearing the destruction of their homes.
Despite the hard fight. the fire caught
and consumed the barns OF Leancer
Cobb. His residence was saved BY
passing buckets OF water TO the roof.
For q time the paint shop Of c. A
Aldrich and his residence near by
seemed TO be doomed, but desperate
back firing OF brush and water from
long lines OF hose saved the premises
His son, sick in bed. was frightened
into a deliriun and X is said he can
not live. The wind coming over the
ridge from the ocean made a strong
back draft from the foot to the top of
the range This greatly assisted the
back firing, and doubtless saved the
city from confagration- Tonight the
whole country west Of Ukiah and three
miles south as far as DooIon canyon
is on fire. and the sky is Illuminated
as far as the eye can see Deer, cat
tie and other animals are being driven
into the valley By the fire.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
ORDERLY ELECTION
HELD BY CUBANS
Returns From Cities Reported to
Be Only Half the Reg
istrafiCn
Both Zayistas and Conserya-
tives Claim Havana Province
and Contest VIII Be Close

HAVANA. Aug 1-Cuba.s first elec-
ton under American supervision was
held today and was marked BY general
tranquility and the absence OF ex-
element throughout the island The
only disturbance occurred this after
noon At San Jose de Las Lajas. where
there was . slight collision between
rival professions OF whites and blacks.
oat IN which no one was hurt
Governor Aagoon IN an au1omObile
visited all the polling places IN the city
this morning and tonight expressed
gral1cauon al the orderly manner n
which the election was conducted
In Havana City extraordinary apathy
was shown by the voters. Despite the
activity OF the organized efforts 10
bring the voters 70 the public polls IN
carriages and automobiles. the total
number OF votes cast here was less
than 80 per cent OF the regstratioa
totals.
Reports from the interior indicate
that. despite fine weather. not over 50
per cent OF the electors cast their bal
lots
The election boards IN al ths
municipalities met al 5 o'clock 70 re-
cefve returns OF the local boards. but
Al o'clock not = single ward had been
reported II is believed that owing 70
the inexperienee OF the election officials
with the new system. only 4 few scat
tering returns wiz be received to-
night
Both the zeyfstaS and the conserva-
tIves are claiming Havana provinces
and city with the chances rather fzv-
oring the former party Estimates
from interior points indicate a close
contest with fair prospect for a con-
servative success IN q majority OF the
provinces
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
STANFORD CLUB MOVES
INTO NEW QUARTERS
More Comfortable Rooms Are
Secured in the Ibis Build
ing in Bush Street

The Stanford club has given up pos
session OF It's old quarters in Ksarny
street and removed TO new ones n ths
Ibis building. II Bush street near
Kearny, where more comfortable rooms
have been secured. Rooms have been
secured on the third foor. where lunch
con viii be served daily 20 the mem
bers as soon as the directors OF t1s
cardinal organization can make rhs
proper arrangements with Bergez &
Frank the caterers
The club win hold an informal
smoker August II and during the lasr
week OF August viii hold a roustng
links in it's new headquarters. which
will be made q feature OF the clubs
life IN the future al least once month
The board OF directors OF the club are.
z C. Sewau IS. president. David '.
Cowcen se5. secretary Harold Ide Cru
xan 'os treasurer Louis : Beedy S8.
Ayfeft r Cotton Jr- 80, 7. v. + Lee 3
and John Nourse 90
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
RALLIES ARE HELD
BY ANTI-M'N NAB MEN
San Francisco Democratic Club
Is Conducting an Aggres-
sive Campaign
Ticket of Delegates for Thirty
seventh District Selected
at Public Meeting

The San Francisco democratic club
Is conducting an aggressive campaign
against the McNeb organization and
claims that Il will win enough districts
10 enable Il 70 organize the next demo-
cratic convention
The antf-NcNab men are taking ad-
vantage OF the organization's dislike
fer big primary meetings and are en-
phssiztng 70 the voters the fact that
their tickets are made Up at public
meetings 70 which ell democrats are in
vited-
The aati-sfoNa5 men have also
stirred Up considerable democratic en-
feature OF the primaries almost wholly
neglected BY the organization.
During the past week public rallies
were held In the thirtieth. thirty-third,
thirty-foGrth. thirty-seventh, thirty
eighth. forty-frst. forty-second. forty
third. sorty-fourth and forty-ffth as
se1bIy districts All these meetings
were well attended and resulted II con-
certed efforts 70 win the districts
claim. are already showing results.
SULLIVAN TAKES A HAND
The campaign committee Of the club.
with Theodore Roche az its head. holds
meetings twice a week al which regis
different districts are made Delegate
tickets are complete for nearly all the
districts and contain some very strong
names The ticket IN the forty-6rst is
headed By Judge jeremiah Sullivan.
who has been out OF politics for many
years. but has taken e hand TO help the
anti-GcSab movement
The district clubs meet once or twice
q week The leaders assert that they
win hold the districts which they won
AZ the Nay primaries and expect 10
add g number OF others, the thirty
fourth. thirty-eighth and forty-Arst
being those about which they say they
are particularly confident.
The ticket for the thirty-seventh dis
trict was selected at q public meeting
Thursday night in Improvement club
hall Every democrat in the district
was invited 70 attend the meeting and
70 help select the ticket
DELEGATES SELECTED
Here are the delegate candidates
placed n nomination:
Thir-y-seFeoth district m-nseIpsl3-Theotc-e
= Roche. so11 2 Bzrry. Jooa ) EERn, James =
Aezd- Joseph FarrE- Lo1is Gol6sro1e. ". J.
McCzr1Ey. wsliizn ossasuEsnes-r- 3. +. Hs~es.
" H Murph-- Prank ". Warren. William
-sney- 4 L Harrington; FRED G; MACK. Sosspn
: G-llin. P J Jcyce- Louis Prick. J. B. Nc
cs-thv. " A Sullivan
Srsre-Hen-T Eickhoi. Walter Macarthur.
George u. Bingham. Alexander MeCsbe. J. A.
Do1Ehsrty. J. ". Psttoa. P. ". Gillian.
Following the the ticket selected In
the thirty-fourth:
Nunicipsl-S V Costello. william Ring
John " SEeeney. lark Msrisch- Frank II Jud-
sol- James BUrsota- StepAen croWley. James A.
fD3tter. James NcCoT1iek John J. Reilly. r
" Coa6on. Thonss Walsh. Joseph T. o'ConaeI
Walter J. Thompson. William z. Brittsno. Frank
:. Bzrke. Patrick JcFner. Tzo1lss Afford. Rob
err EwiEE- I1oUss Fee-er-
srzte-Josenh Hsrrey. C A Hsnniag, Charles
Z. SchiIliRE Fraak ]. ClsncT.