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The Mansfield press. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1912, 1909-02-12
ANOTHER
FIRE.

1
Ing remained but the bare walls.
A few minutes before ten o.
COCK Miss Vida Coday di,cov-
cred the fire and promptly re-
ported the same to the high
school and the intermediate de-
partment. The same startling
news was carried to the primary
department by Miss Lulu Car
ter.
sAs soon As the pupils of the
high school had started down
the stairs the alarm was carried
to the Grammer room.
To guard against the danger
OF a stampede, and to give time
for the pupils of the lower
rooms to pass through the hall.
1t was necessary to delay the de-
parture from this room for sew
eral minutes. This was a most
trying period, but nearly every
pupil made a fine response to
commands and advice and they
were persuaded to pass out in
groups cf five or six, the door
being closed Immediately after
each group had dashed out
In less than five minutes after
the fire was discovered the pu
pills were all outside; nearly all
BADLY frightened, many in tears,
but all safe and sound.
The fire had made great pro-
gress before the alarm was Civ
en-. When first seen the inter
ior of the belfry was a mass Of
roaring flames. Five minutes
after the first alarm, firu was
falling through the ceiling into
The grammar room, and the high
school was so filled with smoke
that those who had not taken
their books when they first fe,
did not feel disposed to reenter
the building.
Oscar Coday made three re-
turn trips bringing out two
loads of books and helped to
carry the organ down the frs,
flight of stairs.
The lower rooms Jared little !
better than the upper.
Almost as soon as the pupils
had passed from the building
the smoke settled around the en-.
trance aud filled the lower hall. |
and so the lower rooms seemed |
to be burning some time before
the fire reached them. |
These conditions prevented !
the rescue of books and desks
from the lower rooms.
Those who arrived early did |
good service in carrying the
organ from the hall, and sue
ceeded in removing nearly all /
the desks and books from the
intermediate room. Only the
fear that the south wall might
fall prevented the completion of
this attempt.
p The permanent records OF the
school were saved but the Ii
brary was total loss.
Miss Rippee, ably assisted by
Earnest Coday OF the high
school did a great work in pre-
venting a stampede through the
hail and down the high steep
steps at the main entrance. 1
When one remembers that six
ty little people were crowded in
this room it seems most fortu-
nate that not one received any
apparent injury.
No pupils better displayed
the result of good training than
those in Miss Kellar's room
Like the soldiers of Cnser in
ihe great battle against the Ner-
vii "not less easily could each
suggest to himself what ought
TO be done than he could be told
oy others. And like the |
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
COUNCIL HOLDS
 MEETING
City Fathers Transact Deal of Business at Special
 Session
ARBITRATOR SELECTED
 FOR 0. K. TRAIL DISPUTE

The common council met last eyen' ing in special session in the city nail with Mayor Neale in the chair.
 The matter of arbitrating the dispute over certain properties along the route of construction of the road up o. K. Trail was d scussed and the arb.tra. tion agreements having been prepar. ed by the city attorney. J. Hill was appointed to represent the city as ar. b.trGtor. The abutting property own. CTS will select an arbitrator to rep resent tnem and the two will select a third. should it become necessary.
 The matter of continuing the road up through the property belonging to John Twomey on Youngb,ood hill WIS referred to the street committee.
 Bds were opened and the cunrract let for the moving of seventeen houses along the proposed Tombstone can. yon road.
 An extension of thirty days for the completion of the subway was grant. ed to the contractors. the Fl PasO and Southwestern Railway company
 The contract for the erection of three steel tanks for the fire and wat. CT system was let to the Dicus Pulmh ing company who were the lowest b'd ders. A number of minor street mat. ters were referred to the street com. mittee.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
MERE INCIDENT IN FOOTBALL.
Broken Collar Bone, Supposed to Be Encn'y's, Considered Detaii
 of the Game.

There had been hotly contested football game between the Steam Roll. CTS of the Benjamin Franklin school and the Avalanches of the George Washington school After the game was over and the contestants had re- turned to their various homes one of the heroes of the winning team com plained of feeling of soreness in the lower part of his neck
 T didn't feel 1t until just now" he said; but 1t hurts like sixty"
 His father examined it. It began 10 swell. and was very sore 10 the touch
 T believe your collar bone is bro. ken. my boy" said his father.
 A surgeon was hastily summoned and made an examination.
 Yes" he said. "the bone is frac. fured. How did # happen. Walter? Do you remember anyth;ag about if e''
 Why. yes" answered Inc boy. Y remember that when I tackled Skinny Morgan | fell on top of him. and 1 heard something crack. but l thought II was his collar bone. Youths Com panion
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
CAVALRY AND PICKED LOCAL TEAM 10 PLAY Pisbeeites and Soldiers Will
 Cross Bats at Baseball
 at Warren Today,

Baseball fans Of the district will have an opportunity this afternoon to witness an exhibition of their favorite sport at Warren, a game having been arranged between the Eighth cavalry and a picked Bisbee team, to be known as the Country Club team. The game will be called at 2 o'clock
 Asked for tneir lineup. the men of the Eighth stated yesterday afternoon they had mt yet determined on it. and probably would not know until in the morning. It is understood. how ever, that they are husky fellows that can clout the leather. and Bay their positions like old-timers. Pre- Gictions that the Bishee bunch W find them wise to few things about the national game. are being freely riade.
 Well known Bisbee players are tc be represented in the Country club team. Blair will preside at the slab with Baker of the Copper Queen store at the receiving end. Gohring. liar r'ngton and Zeismer will hold tne cestinies Of the three bases. with Boz well to aid them at short in comple7 ing the infield. Hamilton. Englander end Lewis will be located in the erassy outfielj
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
.R|FLEMEN WILL SHOOT
Program For Mondays Great Event in Which Experts
 Are to Compete
VALUABLE TROPHIES ARE
 OPEN FOR COMPETITION

The Bisbee Rifle club has complet- cd all arrangements for their match on May Sl vita the Eighth cayalgy and the Arizona National Guard.
 The N. G. team from Phoenix viii be met a. Osborn on uSnday moJl- ing by the Rifle club and the party will leave the train at Corta in Iis,e oCuntry club grounds They will go to the cub house for breakfast and from there to the rifle range to familiarize themselves with the local shooting conditions.
 The Eighth cavalry team will come down from their camp in Warren for practice also and at neon both teams will have luncheon at the Country club.
 The match will start Monday morn ing at nine o'clock and will really con sist of several matches.
 The Rifle club and the Eignth cav alry will shoot the second of the series of matches for the Douglas tropny which was won by the R file club lasl year. This is a beautiful silver cup presented by Walter Douglas for a' annual match between the regulars at Fort Huachuca and the Bisbee Rifle club. and must be won twice to be come the property of either team.
 The National Rife association of fers a cup for annual competition among it's members in each state and as tne National Guard and tht Rifle club are both affiliated will the association 1t was decided that this is good time to shoot for this cup which goes to the man makins the higest individual score. All mem bers Of the Arizona State association are eligible to compete for this cuI and if any one outside of the tear desires to shoot fer it he can do so ! he will give his name D the siatis tical officers befc-e 9 o'clock Mon day.
 In addition to to the foregoing. tho focal riflemen have secured hand scme trophy which will go 10 tae team making the highest aggregate score.
 The following officers nave charS' of the match:
 Executive Officer. Col. J. H. Me Clintock. First regiment Arizona h fantry; range off cer, l.. l.. Palmer. assistant range offices ]. Ives, H Sncdgrass, J. Dewitt and Wm. Ledger wood, statistical officer, c. NJ. Hen kel: assistants. Jas Nichols and F Gwynn.
 Dr. c. F. Haw,ey will act as cap tain of the B.sbee Rife club team.
 Who's Who Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
ID HONOR DEAD.
 HEROES
Imposing Tribute Will Be Paid to Those Who Fought
 For Country.
BlSBEE HAS ARRANGED
 AN ELABORATE PROGRAM

What premises to be the most i'm posing tribute ever paid to the dead heroes of American wars who lie buried in the Warren district has been planned for tomorrow. Two batal- lions of the Eighth cavalry from Fo-t Huachuca will take part in the pa rade which will be formed by local veterans. city officials. civic and fra ternal organizations and school chil- dren. The parade will be followed by an address by Governor Sloan.
 Governor Sloan will arrive th's afternoon al 2:20 from Douglas. He will be accompanied by Messrs. BlN- ton and Ellinwocd. the board of trade committee and VII be met at the sta. ton by a special committee compos- ed of veterans and members of the Bisbee board of trade. Governor Sloan will be the guest of Walter Doug,as. general manager of the Cop. per Queen mnes this afternoon and evening Monday evening the go.. ernor will the the guest of Col. l.. W Powell, general manager of the C. & A. interests.
 The parade will start from the fool of Tombstone canyon at 10 o'clock io morrow forming. with Harry Wheeler until recently captain of the ranger and veteran of the Spanish war. as marhsal of the day. From Tombstone canyon the parade will pass up Braw cry guich to the cemetery where tn. i, graves of the veterans will be deco rated. turn and march in front of the Copper Queen hotel where the govern or will review the parade.
 A special detail will be sent tc Evergreen cemetery at Lowell 10 dec crate the graves there.
 At II o'clock Mayor George Neai1
 will introduce Governor Sloan. wno will deliver the address of the day
 During the afternoon Governor SioaI will be shown over the camp oy a special committee.
 Those who have flowers which they wis to donate are requested to leave ten at the Central school building before the parade begins. The plaT
 is to have the cildren help to deca
 rate the graves.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
BALL PLAYERS
 WANTED
Six First Class Sphere Artists Needed for proposed Bis
 bee Team
GAN SECURE MEN IF
 MINES FURNISH JOBS

Six first-class ball players are want ed by Bisbee: also six positions in the local mining companies to be given them. These players are wanted in Bisbee by June 15, and must be in sufficient trim by July , to win two out of three games with Douglas.
 This is the size of the baseball sl. uation in Bisbee at the present time. The park question has been settled. Col. l.. w. Powell. of the Warren Street Railway company. which is building the Lark has stated posi-. lively that the structure will be ready for occupancy by estatic fans before July 3. The street car company is now wondering whether there is to be any Bisbee team to make tse park a paying investment.
 W. A. Wolf. who has had much experinece in the management of base bali teams has been authorized by George Gage and Robert F.. Hennessey to secure a team for the Fourth oi July tournament Wolf is already in communication with several good players. and is very hopeful of be ing able to deliver the goods. As now arranged. there will he no games with Cananea and Court land during the fourth of July cele bration here. Courtland has been eliminated because it is thought il cannot put up a good team. Cananea recently defeated them B to 1. IL was the intention of the baseball com mittee of the Board of Trade to SC. cure a game with Cananea. It has been learned, however. that Cananea has a date with Fl Paso for that date. and will therefore be unable to come to Bisbee.
 In view of these circumstances ii has been decided. to have three days tournament with Douglas. A tournament of this kind for the best two out of three will possess many advantages over three games with 8 different opponent each day. h ad Cition the Douglasites are expected to be here in force on that day. and the games. if they are at all close, should draw big crowd of supporters for each team.
 Those doing what they can tc SC cure a winning team for Bisbee state that only cooperation on the part oi the big companies in giving the play CTS jobs is needed to smoot the diff i culties.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
CONTRACTORS AND
 CITY AWAIT NEWS
Samples of Cement of Disputed Quality is Being Tested
 Ali Nazareth

Members of the city cou1c1 the city engineer, the city rEet superin- tendent and the Meore Fael and Feed company ali expected yesterday 10 hear from the cement tests. Nothing was heard. however, and a telegram was sent asking for an immediate an swer-
 Tests are being made hy the Meade Testing Laboratory of Nazarth. Pa. selected by the joint agreement of the maycr and a representative of the company. Asked as to the report that Govrnor Sloan had been asked 10 Sc. lect an umpir. Mayor Neale staseu that he had pever heard of such am that 1t certainly was no, carried into effect If yer made.
 Both the cement company and the city are very anxious to know the 'e- suits Of the tests made by the Penn. sylvan'a company. he work of he city is naturally delayed somewhat, although they are using a certain amount of cement aside from the con tract. No shipments have been r", ceiyed by the-city since the quality of the cement has been. questioned.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
DEATH PENALTY IS ABOLISHED

SPRINGFIELD May 2s-A bill abolish ing capital punishment in Illinois passed the house today, it substitutes life Imprisonment for the death pen .It
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
HOT HOUSE FRUIT
 FROM OVER OCEAN
BeIgian Peaches at S1.25 Each and English CanteIoupes
 At Same Price

Chicago. May 29.-Peaches at $l.25 apiece, Rather step, but they can't be mad for less this time of year. be cause they come rom Belgium, neat ly done up in cotton and and packed in refrigerators. lest they be injured in transit.
 They are declared to be excellent, ard, as one man remarked: They ought to be at the price,"
 Besides this, some two dozen canta- loupes come from London, where they have been carefully raised during the cold winter months in hotnouses. They are better taken care of in crossing the ocean than a child.
 But wno will pay that price for 'em?' was demand of various dealers.
 "Oh. there are lots Of people who will pay gladly for the privilege of having on their tables the first fruits o1 the season" said downtown fruit dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT TO
 CONTINUE IN ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD, May 29.- The bill abolishing capital punishment was defeated in the Senate today.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
SOLDIER BOYS ARE
 WELCOME GUESTS
Highly EIated at the Warmth of Their Reception By
 District

Judging rom the general comment heard yesterday on the visit of the two battallions of the Eighth cavalry l., the Warren district. they are wei come guests, and tha people of the district are as good hosts as the sol diers care to find. The quarters of the company at Warren were an ob- ject of much interest all day yester- day. and mad many visitors. Acquaint- apcas among the citizens and the soldiers have already been made. to the advantage of each, and many more will be made before taeir stay here Is completed
 Capt. M. O. BigeIow. commanding. Baker and F. NJ. Andrews. feel very deeply the attention which has been bestowed upon them and their men. In speaking of t1is yesterday, Capt. Bigelow said:
 Never have I seen our troops re- ceiyed with So much warmth and i1terest as have been bestowed upon tGem by the people of Bisbee and Warren. Notwithstanding that we arrived here at midnight. we found number of the leading citizens ready to meet us after our long night ride from Hereford. We found our camp ing ground cleared, troughs erected and water connections made especi- ally for our visit. Plans for our c!tertainment seem to be the sole thought of your people. I know that totn officers and men appreciate it greatly. and will always have a kind word and a warm affection for the reople of Bisbee and Warren"
 Several hundred people went to Warren yesterday afternoon to watch the maneuvnrs of the troops. Battalion drill was begun at o'clock, follow ed later by an exhibition of packing a mule in double quick time.. Guard mount followed.
 The troops will march to Naco and hack this morning. in order to comply with orders. requiring them to cover su many miles daily while on a prac- tee march The mule pack train will be sent back to Ft Huachuca to- day. The padI train brought up three days proyender for the horses.
 Last night at the Country Club the officers of the Eighth and their wives wiii come over yesterday by automo- bile. were rendered 3 picnic supper st the Country CIo followed by dancing There wore many members or the club present and the evening passed most pleasantly. Mesdames Pigelow. Collins. Coxe and Baker we're rendered a luncheon yesterday at the Copper Queen hotel by Mes danes M. A. Peterson. C. E. Rine- bart, E. M. Pattisor and N. C. Bledsoe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS

.'On Broadway" was the change oi bill at the Orpheum last night, and this proved to be one of the funniest of musical comedies that has beea done so far by the Reed & Arbuckle company. The music was good and costuns pretty. The burIe 5qu, --aItz number was repeatedly encored and tn players heartily entered into the funmaking. and ii was claerly one of the hits of the evening. The box ing contest that makes the finale Of the play was one of the best of laugh producers. and was certainly a scream. The play will again be produced al the matinee today and tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
STREET |S MADE
 READY
New Water Pipes Are Being Put Down in Subway
 Street
TOMBSTONE CANYON MAY
 SOOiI HAVE STREET CARS

Many interested spectators are watching the laying of the big twelve inch mains along the route of the old subway. The manper of lowering tde pipes. the csuihing, etc, attract the curious and elicit intelligent criticism from those who know something of the work.
 Superintendent A. NJ. Martin of the city. waterworks. asked as to why the laying of the pipe along the old sup way route had not been taken up in regular order. said: My object is to get through with that part of the work of laying the mains fo the city fire system in order that Subway street may be available by the Warren-B,s- bee Street Railway company. The peo- pie up Tombstone Canyon are watch ing with keen interest for the exten- sion Of the railway to their property. As soon as the pipes are lad in the Subway street there will be nothing in the way of the railway company so far as fire mains are concerned. 70 prevent the beginning of work"
 At present pipes are beng laid only in Tombston canyon and the business section of the city. After the work up the canyon is completed work will begin up Brewery Gulch.
 Work on the big reservoir up Tomb stone Canyon is continG ng steadily. About four months will b required b complete ii.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
IMPROVEMENTS
 TRADE CONDITIONS

NEW YORK. May 29.-Braistreets te day says: Improvement is more in evidence this week. but irregular flies in weather and crop conditions and ebb and flow movements of trade and industry prevent definite charac- terization of the situation. House trade with jobbers and wholesalers Is not unusually active and efforts to attract business by clearance sales and liberal advertising. mas not been altogether successful.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
ROYAL MATINEE AND TONIGHT

"Whc's Who.'' The Lost Sheep. "A Faithful Fool One Touch of Ma ture." and "A Pair of Garters' are the pictures ncw on at the Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

Fine new program. Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30

Who's Who Royal tonight.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-10-29
Edison November records now
on sale. Folsom's Music Store
BOWLUS

Oct. 2.-Andrew Ridele is painting
Louis Chirhart's house.
The new store commenced opera.
tions the first of the week.
Geo. Schwentek is repairing the
residence of Fred BeIen.
Work on the new brickyard south of
Bowlus commenced this week and a
crew Of men with teams are employed
stripping the earth off of the clay
This will be a big help for Bowlus.
The marriage Of Miss Pauline
Schwintek to Albert Kowalcezek OF
Swan River took place at the church
in North Prairie at 9 80 a. m. Tues
day, Rev. Father Gospodor officiating.
After the ceremony the happy couple,
with large following of friends and
relatives, repaired to the home Of the
brides father, VIM. Schwintek, where
a big celebration was held throughout
the day and evening. The day and
night was spent in feasting and dane.
ing until the small hours Of morning.
Mrs. and Mrs. Kowalcezek will make
their home in Swan River, where Mr..
Kowalcezek has a farm.
Next Monday the M. B. A. lodge
will give dance in Schwintek's hall.
Most of Bowlus attended the wed
ding celebration of Pauline Schwintek
and Albert Kowalcezek.
Karl Clark was seen in our burgh
Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-10-29

afternoon with e.. K harles Bouc BE
Mrs. Bouck entertained
Wednesday evening at ten for eight
guests DIS
a party consisting Of . =
Gaily, George Wilson. Joe Newman
and q. Armstrong left Thursday for
Onamia for 8 duck hunt.
John Bealis and Rose LaSota were
married Wednesday IN Holy Trinity
church.
The man who started for, home 80
sbeastly drunk one night last week tnat
he fell off his wagon onto the concrete
sidewalk without the slightest injury
to himself should appreciate the fact
that a special Providence watches
over drunken men, ana be thankful
not only to Providence, but his son. q
mere lad, who, after much lifting,
finally succeeded in getting his father
loaded into the wagon box and started
toward home east of Royalton.
Dr. j. p. Chance was among the
lucky homestead tilers at Aberdeen,
s. D.
Byron K. Wilson leaves Friday to
attend the football game at Mime
apolis Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-10-29

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