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Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
DOUGLAS MAY HAVE
 4 CRACK ELEVEN

DOUGLAS, Nov. S.-(speciaD.-
 There is now a possibility of Doug las organizing football team that can shine as brightly in this sport as have the Demons in the baseball Armament. It will be possible to get a game with Fl Paso and per. haps with Huachuca if a speedy or ganization is made of a team for foot ball could readily continue here un- til Christmas time.
 J. G. George is in the city from the Silver King property. He is foot ball enthusiast and would like to see a team organize, on which he would play and to the coaching. of which he would willingly give his services He would make an ideal heavy tackle or an excellent guard. He has had experience at Yale, where he played in his freshman year, made the var sity and was injured just before the big games and kept out for the bal duCS OI us COIS5C COuISS. E1S hdS also played on the champion Water town, N. r., team since.
 Last night he talked on the subject T believe from the excellent timber see on the streets of Douglas that we could organize strong team. from the East there was football talk and I was asked about team here If we organize we can get a game with them. Bisbee might also wake up and form a team with some of the college men as a nucleus and we ought to be. able to get games with the Fort Huachuca soldiers. I am keen for it and will do ali I can to aid in putting out strong team ii the men will get together"
 Mr. George is stopping at the Gads den as is his friend N. Grant who will also turn out and play if team organizes. This ought to start things going for the organization of strong city team.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

Mrs. H. A Strodthoff entertained the members of the Monday Afternoon Bridge club, in compliment, this week. There were present Mesdames Pirtle, Rae, Sim onson, Wright, Badger, Thomas, Dixon, Lund, Substitute.
 Misses Olive Kreighbaum and Ed na Muir are Bisbee high school girls who came down with the football team this morning.
 F. H. Suhre, the mail carrier who is just recovering from an attack of appendicitis. will leave in few days for his home in St. Louis. Bisbeeites who came in the city for the football game today.
 Mrs H. c. Sparks and children win leave today for Phoenix to visit with Mrs. Sparks mother, Mrs. G. ". Peek.
 Miss Minnie Rice went to Bisbee this morning to play for the Liebling Piano club.
 Sam Finley has gone to Fl Paso to visit his mother. who is in that city from Tennessee.
 w R. Henry went to Rodeo this morning to meet his family and bring in some pork. having killed hogs a few days ago on his ranch.
 Mrs. H. Van Alen will go to Phoe- nix today for the fair.
 Miss Kate Christy, Miss Quarles and Miss Frances Quarles will be Douglas visitors to the Phoenix fair and teachers institute, leaving today.
 S. E. Sandon has resigned his DO sition with Scott and Thornton.
 John F. Hohstadt came up from his ranch near Turicachi yesterday.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Giilies return cd Friday night from short trir to Arizona towns.
 J. c. AshilI. friend Of Passenger Agent Bothorff of the Southwestern has returned to his home at Linton  l Indiana
 D. W. Pollard, international secre tary Of the r. N. c. A.. left yester day morning for MesiIla Park, N. N ! D. c. Roseboro was an arriya from Cumpas Thursday and left yes terday for visit in Wichita, Kan sas.
 F. T. Hockenheimer returned t Courtland yesterday morning afte spending Thursday in the city on bus mess.
 Joe Hood and wife are in fror the Bar Boot ranch.
 B. K. Elgin and bride were arrival on No. from Benson yesterday morr ing and are guests at the Gadsdei
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Douglas Society
Heaven for Sure

A man once died and went above,
 and he was free from sin. St. Peter met him at the gate and
 said: My friend come in" And when he hesitated there the gate
 man, old and. gray,
 Said: Welcome, friend, come right
 on; why do you thus delay?'' The man then answered: Down on
 earth my home was in flat; had two daughters, and they were
 two ragtime girls, at that. Have you pianos in this place?" Not
 one" the saint replied. The weary man then offered thanks
 and smiled and passed inside
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Douglas News

Mrs. R. B. Dicus received the la dies of the Methodist church and oth- CTS, Tuesday afternoon in a farewell to Mrs. c. ". Long, who will leave the first of the week for San Antonio to spend the winter. About thirty four called and very pleasant after noon was spent in social chat Lose Their Baby
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Colley are sad dened by the death of their eleven days old son, Hylton Beldon, yester day morning at o'clock. The baby was cared for by the Washington un- dertakers and will be sent by express to New London, Connecticut, for burial.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Two More vassed

TWO more Na9Seo
 Two vags were all that were be- fore Judge Rice this morning. They Lad beaten their way in from Bisbee on the drummers special and admit ted it. Beating railroad is a peni- tentiary offense in Arizona. and if that charge had been preferred, 1t would have gone hard with them. One, Jack Brady, was an old offend CT. 1t is claimed. They were given ten days. and on trying to beg off and leave town were severely reprimand- ed by the judge for beating the road and given a warning to the serious ness of the offense.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

Mrs. NJ. F. Dicus entertained Hal lowe'en in honor of Mir. Dicus' nephew Harold Crank. This was also a mask affair and Mrs. Sam Elder, Jr., was a widening fortune teller. The table decorations were most unique. Sparks Wilson, sn amateur local artist, had drawn upon the cloth 24 black cats and the woman with the broom stick jumping over the moon. A huge pumpkin formed the centerpiece, and at each plate were black cat place cards and orange jack-o-lanterns in the form of pumpkins. The guests were Mir and Mrs. Sam Elder, IT,, Misses Esther Curry. Barbara Woal- gemuth, Katherine Marsh, Margaret Isaacs. Torpey, Terasa Torpey, Kate Robson, Messrs. I. B. Ward. Wilson Williams. Gene Hinman. Grover Da wis, Harold Crank
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Perhaps Your Grocer Does Nor Sell
 BURNETT'S
 VA NILLA

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

Little Edith Belton gave party Sat urday evening from 2 to S:20 at her home on Thirteenth street The house was decorated in Jack-o-lan- terms. Halloween games were play ed and cake. aunch and fudge were served Those present were Fern Mogarrel, Frances Daley, Lorene Goldsberry. Dorothy and Larry Feltus, Frank McCrea, Sybil and William Hol- camp, Margaret and Thulia Ernest Maddox, Eddie and Fred Belton
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Goes to Mines

A. J. King left yesterday for the mines of his company, Rosalis and property adjoining Fl Tigre on the south. The company is now fully financed. it being reported that the capital was mostly secured from San Antonio people, who will push the de velopment of both properties. One of these parties was in the city with Mir King the first part of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

Two hours in a social good time were spent with Mrs. H. c. Stillman Wednesday afternoon by the members of the St Cecilia's guild, and friends of the Episcopal church. Those who called were Reverend and Mrs. Si- monson, Mesdames W. A. Greene, E. W. Adamson, L. R. Brown, A. K Quinn, H. H. Hotchkiss, A. J. Hoop CT. Sr., J. w. Adamson, J. S. Ely, H. w. Contrell, J. B. Stilfman, J. s. Mo Pherson, H. P. Wylie, J. H. East, S. P. Applewhite. Letitia BoIden, c. A. Overlook, F. E. Selden, F. L. McGarty, w de H. Washington, C. T. Cornell, c. B. Mabee, P. Sexton, MT. A. Loomis, Watsonville, Cal, Rowena stillman, Margaret, Katherine and Elizabeth Brown, Frances, James and John Sexton, Richard Washington
 James Ely, Jr.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Will Study TasernaeIe

The ". M. 0. A. mems class will take up the study of the tabernacle. said to have been the most costly building of it's size ever known: The subject is an interesting one. Its building will be taken up tomorrow afternoon and later other phases, in cluding the hidden meaning, will also be considered.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

The Epworth league of the Metho- dist church made merry at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Jake Shearer, on Ninth street, Saturday evening. It was a sheet and pillow case affair and jack-o-lanterns lit the way. The dec orations consisted of drawn skulls and cross bones and black cats. Mrs. .R.EWright was the proyerbial broom stick witch and with other witches told fortunes for the best guessers of wierd objects in a dark room, and the catalog of cats went to Mrs. L. L Kyle and Earl Chalfant. A very large crowd was present.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Opening Dance


 The formal opening da ice Of tine Country club was given last evening and was the most bri.llan= soci4j function of the season. Music was py 5he Douglas band orchestra of SIX pieces. Among the guests were Mes Games Otto Smith, H. w. Cantrell, A. Fl. Dyer, Messrs and MesGa1.e .es French, Baker, Halliburton Hunter, Gillies, HotchlSiss, M. L. Downs, Chas. scctt, Butler, Cary, Misses Scott, Eoig, Roche, Watkins, Brown, Curry, Kline, Christy, Mckinley, Reardnn, Drs. Futile and Downs, Messrs. Rob iEsol, c. Smith, M. Smith, n c. Hoop CT, R. s. Hooper, Stacy, Crowell, For tin, A. c. Curry, Webster, Cuthbert, Bonfils, Calvert, Packard, Erickson, BonsalI, Speed, Howe, Rutherford.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
ken.ner Girl Back

Not having found suitable place for the Kentner girl in Fl Paso, At torney Benshimol bought her back to her father. It is probable that she will be placed in the academy at Las Cruces.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

where they go to attend the grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias as rept tesentatiyes of Border lodge of this city. Incidentally they will take in the sights of the fair during next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
CHIEF LIES BACK
 FROM TIE PASS CITY

DOUGLAS, Nov. S.-tspecial). .--
 Mike Lilies returned from Fl Paso yesterday and resumed his duties as police chief. He expressed himself as having had a very enjoyable visit with relatives. and also having en- joyed the Fl Paso fair and ball games.
 While in Fl Paso Lilies saw former officer Russell daily. lie states that Russell is improving but slowly, though he believes he will ultimately recover full use of his limbs He now sits more erect than he did while here and can move his legs more than before he left Douglas.
 It is expected that he will be taken to his home within the next ten days or two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Brides at eadsden

Two bridal couples are now guests at the Gadsden. Both couples ar rived yesterday morning and obtained accommodations in the most popular hostelry in Arizona R. G. Arthur comes home with his bride and B. K. Elgin, recently with the Southern Pacific at Nacozari, is the other hap py benedict.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Visits Mining Men

Frank c. Brewster, representing the New York Betting and Packing com
 pauy. and trayeling out of Los An geles. was in the city last night. leav- ing today for Ei Tigre. from whence he will go 10 Eacozari This is Mir Brewster's first trip through Arizona and he reports business as excellent.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Norton enter tained a few friends with a tacky party Saturday evening On arriv- ing at he house admittance was to be had only through a barrel, but fortunately none of them became stuck" There was a witches dance, music a la combs, gravy ladies and tin pans A most enjoyable feature was an old fashioned Virginia reel Refreshments of sandwiches, coffee, ginger snaps. pickles and apples were served in tin plates and other kitchen. ware. The guests were Mesdames Foulkes, Van Treese, Messrs and Mesdames Wright, Malloy, Gabriel Adamson, Seamon, Misses Lavona Adamson, Marjorie Norton, Dorothy FouIkes, Viola Maclay, Olive Wright, Masters Arthur seamon. Harry Van Treese, Jr.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Takes Lay-off

Conductor J. L. Sparks, of the Courtland branch, is taking a two weeks vacation. and with his wife and baby will leave today. for Phoe- nix to visit during the fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
In From South

H. W. Loomis is in from Becade- huachi, where he has interests. He will return today, and shortly will take a trip cross country to t,e end of the Yazui river railroad extension work.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
THE FAMILY MAN SMILES

when he finds out that buying coal from us means smaller bills for the year The reason is that our coal is all clean and free burning and thus a ton of .t goes farther than ordinary coal Why not put it to the test. A ton or So will be sufficient for tha. purpose.
 INDEPENDENT FUEL 6 FEED co.
 Telephone 235. p. o. Box s27. Office Main St., op. Palace Stables.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Fl Tlsre Officials here

- ti9fS NftiCtdtS aCTE
 L. R. Budrow, F. c. Sooy, J. w. Malcohnson, and J. c. Neal are of ficials of the Fl Tigre mine, who ar river from Kansas City this morning. They left for the mines this after noon, MT. Budrow being the new su- perintendent of the company to sue ceed Mir. Musgrave who recently re signed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Back From Coast

BECK From Ooast
 Mrs A. C. Lockwood and children have returned from an extended visit in San Francisco. Her father and brother, E. E. and Ney Lincoln. also came back. and Mrs. Lincoln and Miss Lincoln are expected within few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

There was very pleasant meeting of the Woman's club at the Gads- den on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Cal isher read an interesting essay on American literature in Colonial times. Several new names have been pre- sented for membership. and will be passed upon next Monday. and 1t Is
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
TIE GOLFERS PLAYED
 FOR CLASS BUTTONS

DOUGLAS, Nov. S.-(SpeciaD -
 Glass buttons, championship and cup play are the features for the country club golf links tomorrow. By special arrangements those who de- sire to have one card count in both events may be permitted to do so, as there are probably some who will not care to play ss holes or more during the day.
 In the championship event, it is the second round, and the pairing is French vs. Sexton, Frank Suppl ys. Badger. Holden ys Scott, with Forth having a bye because of the absence of Reno from the city. It looks as If the first named in each of the three games which will be played in this round should be the winner, though there may be some upsets, es- pecialiy if Scott shall repeat his per formanee of last week and turn in another 39.
 The other cup contests have reach ed the semi-final stage. In section '2 Thomas plays Butler and R. L. Scott plays Foster. Again the first named should be the winners. In sec ton 3 1t is Rice vs. Hooper and Cur ry vs. Rutherford and in section 4 Stacy and Legrand and Erickson and Savicke.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
The Peter Johnson
 MEAT MARKET

 with complete the finest beef City lamb times supply their of will filled tire satisfaction.
 PHONE RAMSEY,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

To Attend Lodge
 Jarr>s Barrett. J. F. Ross and J. c. Mcintosh leave today for Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

c. H. Eaton. general agent of the Burlington, is in the city from Los Angeles
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
New Baby in Town

A new son arrived this morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kline on F avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

Willie Pugh, nephew of John FouIk- es, is an arrival from Wales, who has taken a position at the Copper Queen smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09


 Mrs. Herbert Hotchkiss entertain- ed five tables of progressive bridge at the Country club Tuesday. compli- meatary to her sister, Mrs. H. W. Cantrell of Alta ta, and Mrs. A. J. Hooper. Jr.. a recent arrival in this city. The prize, copper bowl, was won by Mrs. Ellis. The guest list included Mesdames F. M Doan, E. R. Pirtle, c. o. Ellis. L. S. Palmer, c. o. Thomas, E. w. Simonson, A. R. Quinn, E. W. Adamson, George H. Kelly. o. J. Hurley, J. H. Adamson, George Dave. S. P. Applewhite, R W. Halli- burton. J. s. Ely, H. W Cantrell. E. W. Lutz. A. J. Hooper, NJ. L. Downs, A. J. Hooper, Jr.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Bridge Party

Bridge Party
 Miss Ustane Scott entertained two tables of Bridge Wednesday evening. The guests were Misses Marion Roche, Fay Mckinley, Jessie Brown, Messrs. L. E. Forth. c. L. Smith, Dodge. Hooper, E. C. Robinson.
 -%
 The pupils of the fifth A grade Of , the high school gave their teacher. Miss Ora McCefferty, a very pleas ant surprise on Thursday in the shape of fruits, candies and flowers.
 Mrs. J. S. McPherson entertained Mesdames G. B. Knowles, T. W. Atz terbury and J. A. Holden at lunch at ! the Country club Thursday. A jolly time was had at the Hal lowe'en dance at the Country club Saturday night Most of the guests were masked, some representing unique characters. The members ] present were Mesda,nes Paul, Worth ington, Packard, GilHes, Houle, Lewis, Vanneman, Dr. and Mrs Carey, Messrs. and Mesdames Butler, Dixon, French, Hotchkiss, Hunter, Hallibur- ton, Baker, Mcguire, Scott, Sexton, Thomas, Wright, Misses Berg, Wat. kins. Christy, Curry, Mckinley Brown, Hess, Packard. Scott, Jenks Roche. Messrs. Gallagher, Hooper Packard, Robinson, Savicke, c. L Smith, E. L. Turner, Cuthbert, T. M Smith, Jung1, Bonsall, DaviIla, Stacy Downs, Bonfils, Calvert, Fortin, Web ster, Speed. Wood The out of town guests were Mrs. Metz, Tucson; Mis-. Vail, Los Angeles; Messrs. Hamilton r and Sawyer. Bisbee; Gault, William son, Alabama.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

The Harmony Embroidery club were guests of Mrs. A. K Adamson this week Besides the regular mem bers Mrs. c. B. Fleming and Mrs. Letitia Bolden were guests. Mrs. Preston Griffith will receive the club next week at her home near the c. & A. smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

B. V. Brojeyich. a director of the Grand Arizona mine, came down from 6isbee last night and with Captain fsaacson, of Duluth, is making a tri of inspection to this property todai
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

expected that all members who can possibly do so will be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

Judge Doan came in from Tomb stone this morning to spend Sunday with his family.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

Miss Alice Colleson is a Bisbee gnest of Mrs. D. w. Pollard.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09
Cups are Here

The six cups have arrived. There is one for Carl Smith as last years champion, the this year championship cup, the three section cups and spe- cial handicap cup. which is to be played for on Christmas day.
 Next Saturday the ladies competi- tions will be resumed, starting with class button play for A, B and c classes, and on November s7 the con tests for the ladies' cup. presented by the former committee will be renew ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-09

Mrs. J. s, McPherson entertained Mesdames G. B. Knowles. T. w. Att terbury and J. A. Holden at lunch at the Country club Thursday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-06
sheridan BREAKS HIS own
RECORDS At MEET Of THE
IRISH.AMER|CAN ASSOCIATION

self by clearing the bar at 10 feet,
8 inches. Matsukes did not take
part in this event. E. l.. Farrell of
Boston was one of four entrants for
the national honors, but he failed
to appear. Emery Payne of the Mi
chigan Athletic club, the Bronx, ar
rived on the grounds half an hour
late and was barred from competi-e.
This left the contest between Sh-r1-
dan and Matsukes. In the open and
closed contests which made up the
remainder of the program, none of
the results with the exception fone
was anywhere near record form. The
exception was the performance of
Daniel A. Hearn of the Irish-Amer-
lean Athletic club, in the two hops
and jumps event. He cleared so feet
from the scratch. On the same field
yesterday Hearn established new
American record of so feet, l 3-S
inches for this event.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-06
TAFT
MADE ADDRESS,
NORWICH, Conn.

Norwich, Conn.,, July s.-PrAident
Taft was the chief figure today in the
celebration of the twenty-fifth ami
versary Of the historic old Northeast
town. In an address to the people,
after a fine military parade and civic
display, the president, finding a
theme in the church influence in the
foundation of Norwich. took occasion
to express his views On the liberty of
religious belief.
He pleaded that every man should
be allowed to worship God in hih own
way. The president declared, amid
laughter, that the American fore
fathers came to this country Qsten-
sibly to escape religion intolerance,
but as matter of fact in rrder that
they might follow out their own re-
ligious ideas in heir own way with a
large degree of Intolerance toward
any other form of belief.
eve have passed beyond the new"
said the president, "and are coming
more and more to realize the right OF
individuals to worship God as he may
church"
The president left late tonight for
Albany, N Y, where he will be join
ed tomorrow by other prominent
guests en- route to the Tercentennary
celebration at Lake Champlain.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-06
(By Associated Press.)

New York, July 5.-Martin J. She
ridan, the giant New York police
man and member of the Irish Amer
lean Athletic club, the worlds best
all around athlete, increased his fa-
nous point score of 7,130h to 1885
in the all around championship con-
test of the Amateur Athletic union
which was decided at Celtic park,
Long Island, today in conjunction
with the annual athletic carnival of
United Scottish clans.
The big fellow was in excellent
form and won nine out Of ten events
on the all around program. His
only opponent, Theo l.. Matsukes of
the West Side Y. M. C. A. New York,
took the tenth and last event, the
one mile run, rather easily for She
ridan eased up suffering from stitch
in his side. In the pole vault for
height Sheridan distinguished him
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-06
MART|NS0N GATHERS
IN some EVIDENCE
BOTTLES OF DOPE LABEL
ED "BEER" SECURED BY =,
PATROLMAN.
Owner Of House From Which Men
With the "coId Ones" Came Prom
ises Trouble for Big Chris.

Sunday night as several men
emerged from the house If Charles
White and entered a hack, Policeman
Martineson appeared on the scene and
insisted upon the men getting oat OF
the rig and turning over to him the
eight bottles of beer they had with
them.
After deep grumbling this was done
and the policeman had supply of
"Old Style Lager" that being the
label on the bottles, as evidence, and
will probably make complaint against
White Tuesday morning fir selling it.
White is said to be very indignant
over this seizure and intimates that
trouble is in store for the officer if
he persists in such actions, but
Chris. is not easily scared and is to
be congratulated upon trying to car
ry out his orders.