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Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
K. |. SAN|TAR|UM WILL bETbU|LT
 IN ARIZONA

A s100,000 sanitarium for consumr-
 lives win be built in Arizona accord ing to resolution passed by the nat
 ional convention of the Knights oi Columbus at Mobile. Alabama. The
 resolution recommends the establish
 ment of the sanitarium in the terri tory of Arizona, and the supreme knight was instructed to appoint a committee to gather data relative 10 the proposition. to be submitted to the next session of the convention. to be held in Quebec. Canada. next year Robert Morrison, of Prescott was a. pointed chairman of the committee. which makes it probable that the san harum will be located in Arizona. Q. Monier. of Tucson has offered
 10 donate 200 acres of land near Sa.,
 Xavier mission as site for the san.
 larium
 Arizc1a knights have been worS- ing to secure such an institution for several years. and the continuation of their efforts, they believe. came wfsh the passage of the resolution at the
 Mobile convention. which they take
 to mean the initial step in the final
 'onsummation of their hopes. It is understood that the committee
 will begin its work at once. Several cities of the territory ar,. after the Knights of Columbus sae,-
 tsrium and iand concessions gre be,
 ing rendered.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
M'LEAN MEETS FIRST DEFEAT
 IN RACE

Harry Mclean. the Arizona Indian who has recently made a wonderful record and is now amateur Smile champion. was defeated in San Fran cisco. Saturday in the Smile race there at aa athletic meet between those who were in Seattle as well as number of California cracks.
 Just when the crowd thought the race was between Mclean and Bel lairs. Ballard by a long and wonderful sprint. passed the two leaders and finished first in IS minutes 45 seconds. Mclean was second.
 Mclean and Trainer Lewis are ex- pected to return to Phoenix today. Mclean will rest for some time before he again appears on the track. He will be taken east by Manager Frank Hilderbran to be entered in all the big eastern long distance runs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
The Real Essence of it.

The real essence of that trouble with Fl Paso has never been publish ed until now. What actually happen ed was this: Kelly shook h.s fist In McIntosh's face and called him name that is not printable under the postal regulations: Mcintosh struck at him, and he struck at Mcintosh. neither one landing. Twice or three times be- fore, that day, during the game, La mer had called Mcintosh another name, and which is also not printable. which he called the Clifton man. in the scrimmage with whom, or the beating given h,m by the latter, he got his thumb put out of joint. This is not a very sayory item. but 1t re fers 10 an occurrence that it seems should be understood truthfully by all lovers of the game. If Capt. Lamer had reprimanded Kelly and asked Mic Intosh to go ahead with the game. it would not have taken one half minute to put everything to rights. As 1t was the Fl Paso club gut and forfeited their expense money after warning. Notwithstanding this. Manager O'Don- ovan did pay them. desiring not to do anything that could look like retaliat- ing for one wrong by another. Men of the highest business and professional standing here request that the whole truth about the matter be told as ac- curateiy and fully as poss. ble. It is well understood In baseball circles that the bunch who made the trouble -Lamer. Kelly and two Or three oth- ers-are not from Texas. They are from California. and form ring by themselves within the club
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
How AIvord Sees It.

W. C. Alvord. former major league baseball player, who is scouting around in the west for likely material, said to the Fl Paso Daily Times:
 Whenever team is taken oil the diamond. no matter for what reason, a bad impress on is invariably left The city represented by the team wh' oh quits has to shoulder the great Ter part of this bad impression. The quitting hapit sooner or later will prove a deslh blow to sports in that city. The city is also placed fin a ri. diculous situation n more cases than one. A baseball team as rule is an advertising medium and it's supporters don't usually feel inclined to support something very long that knocks their city. A baseball team is either oi two things: A great advertising me dium or a most harmful knocker Which 1t Is remains with the players and the persen at the head of the team It would have been an honor for the Fl Paso team to have remain ed in the game. especially if they wers being given a raw deal. Defeat un der those circumstances would have been glory. And again there is nc reason to believe that defeat would have been forthcoming because Wolfe happened to reach third base. There was one out and. If reports are true men had reached third base before if the game. only to die there."
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
cerman old.Aae Pen,Ion..

german Oto-A3e Pensions.
 The last available statistics show that in one year in Germany the suE of about e3o o.ooo. 900 was paid to in- valid workmen to the number of s71.- coo. iA ths form of old age pensionA
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
The chInamsn's Long Suit

IhS Chtn1maho Long Su1S.
 The Chinaman should never consent to blossom out as fighting man. His long suit is peace, the truck garden and the non-combative hoe.-Los An geles Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
JOHNSON AGREES }, ID TAKE IN
 KAUFM

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 25.-Jack Johnson. heavy weight champion of the world and Al Kaufman of San Francisco are matched to fight ten rounds at Cofroth's arena in this city on September g. The men will fight at catch weights and if they are both on their feet at the end of the tenth round no decision will be given.
 Referee Eddie Smith said if he believed from ttnir actions that the men were stalling at any time during the ten rounds he would disqualify them and decide it TO fight. It was with this understanding that the arti- cles were signed.
 Johnson is doing light training at Emeryvilie across the bay from San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
$75,OOO IS NEW FIGHT
 OFFER

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 25.-Tne largest legitimate offer that has yet been made for the proposed Jeffries- Johnson glove fight was aired here last night by Joseph c. Miller. an Oklahoma ranchman. Miller. in c3n- pany with three brothers, stated tha. they would offer a purse of s75,o9'. cash for the big go. The rancher IS reported to have prepared a certified check of s25.000, and to have declared his willingness to place it fin any bank named by the managers of the pusi- lists. This proposition was advanced by Miller as an evidence of good faith.
 The new bidder in the field also stated that he wouldt deposit the ss5.e00 if so requested by the fighters He desires to stage the contest in Ok lskoma and plans to build big aual- torium and to prepare all the details of a big contest If the bout shouii be stopped for any reason, which Is highly improbable. the entire s75.00u will be given to the fighters, in .ihe event of his terms being acceptable to the men. It is Miiler's ambition to try and arrange the bout for the middle of next April. - In speaking of his offer last nig,t the rancher said:
 'In the event of my bid appealing to Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson [ will deposit the s75.000 purse in any bank that they may choose. It is my ambition to have the big fight come to Oklahoma and I will do every thing in my power to bring it about. l have been considering the projeet for some time with my brothers aa.. we decided yesterday to make our in
 tentions public.
 T cannot see where any other we.- fern state could offer better fsciIities
 for the bout than Oklahoma. We
 have made arrangements to build a big auditorium and will be able to sr
 range all the requisite details of T
 big fight The natices down in Okla
 homa are keen for the big go and will support us in anything we do.
 The offer is bona fide one cn
 our part and we can make good.
 will go to any part of the country te
 meet the managers of the men and
 will place the money as they desire
 The railroad facilities are excellent
 and big crowds could be handled eas fly. would like to stage the figh some time next April
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
corslx Tom. e srepnsx

It Is said that the tomb of Mohan med is the costliest in existence. and that S10.000.000 worth of diamonds and rubies were used in it's decoration.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
HAMBURG BELLE NEW QUEEN
 OF TURF

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 25.-Ham- burg Belle defeated Uhian in two straight heats in a match race today. setting a new worlds record for a trotting race and for the fastest two heats ever trotted- The new record is a mile in POI l4 and was made in the first heat. The former record Of 2.e3 Ii was made by Croeceus eight years ago.
 Immediaiely after the first heat II. n Hanna Of this city paid Edward and Joserh Madden s5e.oeo for Ham burg Belle.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
w,ru.th,. sI.. Cx.ocersted.

According to . receut report of the Smithsonian ins,iuuon. the man. moth was no Iarger ttan the elephant of the present day.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
BASEBALL FIGHT IS CONTINUED IN PRINT
TEXAS PAPERs-FAcTs FROM THE INSIDE OPINION
 FL PAso PAID.

DOUGLAS. Ariz. Aug 25.-tSpecial,
 w dker, baseball writer for the Fl Paso Herald. gave very fair account of the trouble between the Fl Paso and Douglas teams on the diamond here. winding up with statement by each side in their own words. The Daily Times was equally fair. printing long telegram from Manager O'Don- oyan.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26

Growth of wheat h csaada. Wheat natures in Canada in from % to 100 dsys
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
q Remote psaass

- UemosS O8u0s With an Neal society there would be no temptations to resist-hence, mar would deteriorate.-Life.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-26
FREMONT PARTY ! WILL VISIT
 ARIZONA

About September goth Phoenix 8 to be visited by the members of the Fremont club. who will leave Indepen- dence, Mo. Aug. 25. for tour of the west. in which Major General John c- Fremont carved his name in historr, gathering up members of the club at all points along the route.
 Admirers of General Fremont. thro the urging of C. F. Wilcox. son of Sur geon General L.. A. Wilcox. who was Fremont's strongest champion for the presidency in 1856. have organized the Fremont club at Independence, Mo which was Fremont's recruiting sta- ton for his western expeditions.
 Fremont played prominent part in the early history of Arizona, and its rescue from the wilderness. For the services he had rendered in the west he was made governor of Arizona and did much to subdue the Indians anJ open up what was then unknown ter-i- tory.
 The organizers of the Freemont club are planning to have clubs in every city in the west that was visited by General Fremont during his west ern expeditions. On account of his having been governor of the Terri tory several clubs will probably be organized in Arizona.
 The itinerary of the Freemont ex. cursion includes Pueblo, Denver. Pike :, Peak. Fremont Peak, Grants National Park, Salt Lake. Yellowstone Park. Seattle exposition. Portland, San Fran cosco, Sacramento. Los Angeles. San Diego. Grand Canyon. Phoenix and ojilef points in Arizona.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-09-30

ceivable shape and style of Mems and Boys Hats
 Caps. Prices right. Let us sell you your Headwear
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
BREED THEATER.
7ne Hand of Justice. Feature Motion
Picture.

Another wonderful motion picture
over 1000 feet long is billed for the
Breed theater for the remainder of the
week and appears under the INTEREST,"
ing title of The Hand Of Justice. An
old man possessing a large estate is
aware Of the fact that his days are
numbered and, realizing it, calls a
banker friend and hands over to him
funds to be kept until his demise.
There being no witness to the act ex-
cert servant passing through the
room at the time, it was an easy task
for the willy banker to appropriate the
funds to his own use. When the young
heiress reads note left by her father,
10 be read after his death, she imme-
diately starts out for the bankers, only
TO be rewarded by a very insignificant
sum which the banker declared to be
all of the estate. The efforts that are
made by the heiress to recover the
whole amount are as varied as they
are numerous and ends bv a society to
which the fathers servant belonged,
and who saw the transaction, kidnap-
ping the bankers daughter and hold
ing her for ransom, which very soon
brings the affair to an immediate set
Element -
One of the greatest war pictures on
exhibition will also be shown, all the
scenes being taken on the actual bat
tie grounds. adding to the grandeur OF
its acting.
The little favorite, Harry Noonan,
will be heard in new songs, including
the latest jntermezzo song which is
being featured the country over.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09

WANTED-A position on farm or
as teamster. Address A. L. Avery, r.
F. D. g. sapSd
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings

Does higgins meet his obiira-
tions?" Frequently" answered Miss
Cayen ne; but he invariably sntrf.n
them. Washington Star.
Yes, I've been suffering from a bad
attack Of insomnia" What are YOU
taking for it?' "Philadeiphia."-
Judge.
Soda Fountain Attendant - What
flavor, please? Silly Young Thing
Have you anything in pink 10 match
this gown ?-Harper's Weekly.
Kicker-what is the worst thing that
could happen? Bocker-If women
dressed to please men and cooked TO
please themselves.-N. Y. Sun.
Ferdinand-And do you really love
me? Penelope-Iove you, Ferdinand7
Why. only yesterday papa asked me "
I wouldn't sooner have a pug dog, and
1 refused.-Tit- Bits
Mrs. Blocker Cupstaars)-Brfdxet
have you turned the gas on In ths
parlor as ] told you? The New Do
ceStic Jewel-Yis. mum; can't yen
smell it?-Christian Advocate
Subscriber-Do tell me what you do
with all these clever jokes after you
have printed them? Magazine Editor
Madam, we send 'em down to Wash
ington. whence they are issued, slight
ly revised, as the bright sayings Of our
congressmen.-Puck
Good heavens. Rauthuber, have
your rooms been broken intoT' "Oh,
no. I always do this when 70 away.
Then II a burglar does come he thinks
the place has been broken into al
ready, and goes away."-Meggendorf
Blaetter.
Bessie-Oh. Mabel I am in an awful
dilemmal I've quarreled with Harry
and he wants me TO send his ring
back MaIbei-That's too bad Bessie
But that isn't the point. I've for
gotten which Is the ring.-Kansas CITY
Journal.
II have a riddle for you" said q
frivoluous girl to a friend. IF ten men
proposed to me, what would they be ?"
''What?" "A tender Very likely.
And If one proposed to you IL would
be a wonder"'-Tit- Bits.
Come down and spend the week
end with me old man. We have q
grand new butler" Doesn't he OBJ
feet to lot Of company Not n fits
well selected" Thanks. Then 7
think can't AFFORD to eome."-Lifs.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09

FOR SALE-Farming tools, fou
plows, two moving machines, on
horse rake. three dump carts, one farm
wagon, one cuitivator, one fertilize
sower, one two-horse roller, one ha.
tedder. one 3ne-horse lawn mower an
one light top wagon. Inquire A. A
Beckwith. Admir-. Est OF r. w: Mar
shall te29d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
BROADWAY THEATER.
David Belasco's "The Girl of the Gold
en- West"

With the master touch Of David Be-
lasco in every detail THE Girl Of the
Golden West will be seen at the
Broadway theater on Friday Sept. TO-.
David Belasco, name synonymous
with perfection in dramatic art has
In this offering given a picture of a
land almost unknown to the dramatist.
In New York, where THE Girl of the
Golden West" ran continuously at the
Belasco thedter for two years, and in
the few other cities that have thus far
witnessed the play, it scored a verit-
able triumph. and success of the most
substantial character has once more
perched on Mr.. Belasco's banner. The
critics Of the cities named are en-
thusfastlc In their endorsement of the
play as the pinnacle Of Mr.. Belasco's
career. In Washington. before the
most brilliant and representative au-
dience ever assembled in the Capital
city, comprising the diplomatic corps,
foreign legations and cabinet members,
together with others prominent in So
cial, army and naval life, The Girl Of
the Golden West" won triumph such
as has been accorded few plays on
record in that city.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
ONLY ONE
The Record in Norwich is Unique
One.

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09

AT the referendum vote Of the city
OF South NorwaiK the new city char
ter which was ratified BY the last leg.
dslatnre was adopted by a vote of 324
10 rs. II puts within the possession Of
the people the right to vote for cleo
tricai commissioners. which subject Is
OF great Importance to South Norwalk
o. the city owns its own electrical
plants, the. electrical commissioners
having heretofore been appointed by
the council. At the present time there
IA strong controversy among the
commissioners over the retainment 81
"A. II. Winchester, secretary of the nu-
nicipal lighting plant Tli~ ~~~AAAA
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
TO BUILD A NEW FACTORY.
Universal Machine Screw Company
to Build on Windsor Street, Hart
ford

The Universal Machine Screw COM
.pany. located at No. $50 Sheldon
street. Hartford is feeling the bust
ness boom and has decided that a new
factory is. essential to the growth oil
the company. The company has pur-
chased a. five-acre lot on Windsor
street, situated between the property
Of the American Cigar company al
No. TO Windsor street and the prop
erty of the Springfield Elevator and
Pump company at No. T60 Windsor
street. The plans for the new factory
are not yet completed, but will cover
10000 square feet of ground and the
buildings will be partially one-story
and partially twostory.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09

Broadway theater on Saturday. Sept.
H. matinee and night. Its wonderful
plot, almost devilish in its ingenuity,
yet adhering with patient fidelity to
fact and piausibility. projects a char
acter of this. description and makes
her no real that the spectator at the
close Of 1.-THE World and Woman's"
thrilling climax departs from the play
house under the impression that he
has witnessed an exposition from life,
rather than the presentment of artistic
mimicry. Not that the author has
made their character thoroughly sor-
did. As In the case with all of the in
terpretations, there are lights and
shades so drawn, compared and con-
tra~fed. as to keep always within the
potential There is plenty of comedy
as well as pathos in The World and
"a woman" Seats on sale at the box
Office, Wauregan house, and Bisket,
Pitcher & Co.'s Thursday, Sept. 8, at
o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
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The hour has struck. with sudden grace
Inc mask IL sipt from each worn face
ana desolate eyes meet desolate eyes
IN ~ slances or a lone surmise
Ihat searching deeply only see
The wells OF utter misery:
Inc lights are Pickering In the lamps.
me air grown sharp with earthly
damps.
Q little ghosts OF sad delight
Pass wearily into the night.
A. little while and over all
The faded leaves shall drift and fall
The rain and wind from outer space
Walk desolate about the place,
Ana whisper through the grasses wet:
Aqieu, P1errot; good night, Nlnette"
wilbur Underwood, in "a Book OF
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
NIGHT on Bald Mountain.

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
Go With a Rush

The demand for that wonderful
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The Lee & Osgood Co. say they never
saw the like. It's because they never
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
"rhe World and . Woman.

No play Of recent date has SO graph
cally depicted the lengths to which a
vain and beautiful woman will some
times 60 to crafty an inordinate am
bition to scale the pinnacles Of society,
ais does THE World and a Woman"
Joseph Byron Totten's extraordinary
play OF real life, which has been mag
efficiently mounted by Earl Burgess
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09

Ten years ago the ST. Paul building,
ta1lest in New York. and It's 3es feet
of altitude was looked on with won
der. Now IL attracts no particular at
tention.