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The Washington herald., 1909-06-12

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base on balls-OE Stewart .: CT Ken. 2 -
knighton. 2 Innings pjtched-Ry SteEa-r . By
kcu. 5 Hits made-Of Stewart q OF Kerr 5
Struck our-By Stewart Z. By Kerr s; by Kuira-
ten. g Two-bass hits-Beu. Rapee. Sacrifce
hits-F Thonuson. Ryon stolen bsses-BeU y
Thompson. Tavlor. Linshicurn. T. Thonpson
Hanrey. SteVarr. Double piays-Ryon % Stewart
10 Haovey. Smith 10 Stewart 70 Shsnahan: srIli-
van 70 Stewart 70 Hanvey. Wild pitch-Eeu. I'm
pre-1fr Flyun Tine q EsneI hour ard IS
minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12

Lat On bases-bOeton, 3 LIeYeIan1, . hlses on
balls-Of Young. 2 Struck out-By Schlitzer. ?;
by Young s. Sacrifice hiis-Hinchman o.. Stolen
bases-TUrner. Niles. r. Lord. Wild pitch-Young
Umpres-1lessrs. Perrine and Evans. Tine Of game
- hour and 81 minutes. Attendance-li,Sl
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Cincinnati, 81 New York, }.
Pittsburs, 81 Brooklyn, 1.
Boston, 4; Chicago, 2.
Philadelphia, ~ ST. Louis, o.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Brooklyn nt PittsburE.
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AMERICAN BANKERS WIN.

Deteaf Commercinl National Bank
Team by LOp-sfded score
IN the Bankers League yesterday the
American team easily defeated the Com
mereial nine. Is 10 L The game was IN
interesting and slow and was narred by
many errors.
American put the game on ice IN the
first inning, scoring six runs. In the third
they again landed on Seay and made
five more. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
BAT LUSH HARD.
Philadelphia Takes Opening Game
from st. Louis.

st. Louis, Mo-. June M-St Louis lost
the opening game to-day TO Philadelphia.
score 4 10 0. Lush was pounded hard
for a total Of ten hits. Moore allowed
only three scattered hits. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12

Two out When Winning rla vas se0Fed-
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BroolzInnd JanIor. IN

The ST John Props were defeated BY
the Brookiand Juniors yesterday By TIE
score of 4 % ?
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Anderson-First game: Andersen. 5; Spartan
burg, 4. Second same: spartaaburg, 10 Ander-
son. 3
At Greeusboro-churlotte. s: Greensboro. !.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
DETROIT SHUT OUT
JOhnsOn'sT Twirling Too Much
for the Champions.
NOT A MAN REACHES THIRD

Tigers Pat Up Game Fight and Kill
Hap Allows but seven Scattered
Hits-McBride Plays Sensational
Ball at shOrt-FinaI Score 1 to 0.
Dolly Gray Pitches To-day.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
.E HAD THE FAMILY FAILING
Humorous Apology Made by Pompous
 Old coiored Butler

A relative of Thomas Nelson Page. who resides in the south. has in his employ an old family butler, who goes by the name Of "Ebe.' short for Eoea- ezer. Ebe is a very ponpons "cuf- uhed gemmun.- intensely proud Of -de family and cumulative of his master. de cuhnel," in every possible in- stance.
 A few days ago there was a big dinner "up at de house." and in the eoloneFs absence Ebe took advantage of the occasion to get gloriously iD- toxicated. and was unable to attend to his duties for a day or two. 4 daughter of the household undertook to reprove the old man. who expressed great repentance, promised reform. and, finally. when he saw how ssri- ousiy his offense was taken, ended with:
 'Now. Miss Lucy. doan' yo' be too hand on his dahkey. An knows aA oGghtn't tuh drink dat whiskey when all dem folks was heah. but den yo' knows. Miss Lucy, Ans jus isS de cuhnei: and. Miss Lucy. yo' knows yo'se'f none ob us Pages cvsb could stan no iicnrh"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
Red men-February p.
SOCIETY
Complimentary Recital.

One of the most delightful social affairs of the season was the inc 1romptu musical which was given at he county club Saturday evening iu honor of Mrs. H. Percfval Oates, who las been the guest of Mir. and MIs. Frank Juliff. of South Bisbee. for the past fortnight The club house look d particularly charming on thIs oc- asion. The artistic and effective yreenery. used in the decorations blended harmoniously with the deli ate hues of the many beautifully yowned women who responded to the invitations which had been issued. The large and cultured audience rep -esented the leading gentlemen and adies of the district. The first mum per on the artistic program was beautifully rendered vocal duet, The Sypsies," by Mesdanes J. T. Williams md W. r. Sims. Their voices blend q together beautifully in this bright horaI vonndelay. The violin solo, Fantasia" by P. R. Williams. was a .reat to all.
 Mrs. H. Percival Oates eaptivated ,er hearers with her wonderful tech 'iaue and expression in Chapin's Polo aise Militaire Mrs. Oates is an ac- omplished musician and always makes a pleasing and forcible impress lon on her audience
 May Morning" was one of the pret lest vocal numbers on the program nd was admirably adapted to Mrs. Y. P. Sims charming voice. Miss Virginia June Bagby yariated he program by a bright sparkline 7apdolin solo. which was dainty and
 rtsstic.
 Mrs. ]. T. Williams voice sounded cry pleasing with violin accom-
 animeut in Happy Days" by Suelet Xii.
 The Last Hope" by Gottschali ~as beautifully interpreted and play d with much feeling by Mrs. PeTciva Nates-
 The last number on the program vas rendered by Mss Esteiie liar
 ron. one of Bisbee's favorites, ans
 To possesses a voice of uuusla
 .rength and sweetness. The musica
 u-nbers of the program were mad 'oubly enjoyable by the attractiv'
 manner in which they were accom-
 anied by Mrs. c. E. Buchner, who I n artist in her profession An in 'ormal reception was aeld after tn
 musical. at which the hostess an
 musicians received many congratuls
 ons on the success of the evening. :. csssiiers' Valentine Dance. A very pretty dance was that of tn
 ,avalier Club members last evenin;
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
A. L. HASkINS.
 Warren, Arizona.
Bisbee. Cochise County. Arizona.
 January 30th. 4. D. 1909.

Bisbee, Cochise County. Arizona.
 January 30th. d. D. 1909. To James Davis.
 You are hereby notified that we have expended Twenty-Five Hundred tS25o0.00) Dollars in labor and i'm proyements upon the following de scribed Mining Claims. situate and being in Warren Mining District. County of Cochise. Territory Of Ari- zona. to-Wit:--THE ST. LOUIS" Mining Claim, the location Certifi- cate of which Is recorded in the Re .corder's Office. in and fer the said County of Cochise, in Book 22, Rec ords of Mines, at Page 494, THE TEXAS" Mining Claim, the location Certificate of which Is recorded ir said Recorders office. in Book 23. Records of Mines, at Page 495, THE RED GOLD Mining Claim, the lo- cation Certificate of which is record ed in said Recorders Office, in Book No. 9, Records of Mines. at Page i96. THE NACO" Mining Claim, the location Certificate of wAich is re- corded in said Recorders Office, in Book No. 22. Records of Mines. at Page 493, and THE PRIDE OF THE WEST Mining Claim. the location Certificate of which is recorded in said Recorders Office in Book No 22, Records of Mines, at Page 497. as will appear by Certificate files in the Office of the Recorder of said Co chise County, in order to hold said ands and premises, under the pro 1, visions of Section 2324 Revised Stat utes of the United States, being the mount required to hold the same. for the years 1s0i, 1905. 1906. 190I and 1908.
 And If within ninety (s0) days aftel this notice by publication. you fail oi refuse to contribute your proportion ot such expenditure. as 9 co-owner your interest in said claim. will be come the property of the subscribers under said Section 2324. of the Re vised Statutes of the United States
 THOS. SAVERS, (SeaL c. AcCARTY. (Seal1
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office oi Board of Supervisors, c
 chise County. Arizona
 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the board O. supervisors to furnish two whole b me, saihstantia and well prepared .ncals a day to ti- prisoners confnef n fae Lowell h-anch county jail to eether with the necessary appliances
 pids rust be accompanied by ' good and sufficient bond in the sum Q 500.oJ conditicEca that the bidder will ense. into C7ntract with the Boar of supervisors that such bond as | may fix for the performance Of ti' bid.
 The envelope containing proposals must be endorsed across the end Pr posals for feeding prisoners in tn. Lowell Branch County Jail" No assignment of contract can D. made without the written consent O i the board
 1 Bids win be received up to l ?. m Monday. March l, 1909. and then open ed.
 The board reserves the right to re iecs any or all bids. fSigned:) c. J. McCABE. Chairman Attest: Fl. E. Berner. Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
HAD ACCENT oe THE CID ao-
And irishnan Thought ce'or wss
 Due 10 the Kot Sun.

It is said to be a Pecaliarity af tho island of MGnfserrat lhat tae ne groes speak in rich Irish brogae. This phe aonenon is explained by the fact that in the seven teenta century the colony was poo- pied almost entirely by the Irish. In The Cradle cs the Deep Sir Fred erick Treves gives ihe following .2- cident illustrative Of the care with which this dialect has been preserved. Ii is quoted from Ober
 An Irishman fresh from Donegal ar riyes at Mortserrat. and leaning oyer the steamers rail. addresses himself in the following terms .o eoai-blaes negro who has come alongside with provisions:
 Say. curee. phw@t's the chance fer lad ashores"
 'Gcod. ger honor. # ye're not nsraId or wurruk. But me a.=c's not Cuff fec an. phase ye. It's Pat Mrl yaney"
 ~Mulvaney. AEd do ye mane "a saJ ye're Oirish@"
 ''Oi do"
 The saints. defend ne: An hos loag have ye- been out hercg"
 "A natter Of lin year ur so.''
 '-Tin yearl An yez black as ne hat. Save nae sogl. took yez for a nay gur "-Youth's Ccmpsnion-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Reawick White. editor of the Para eise Record. arrived in Bisbee yester- aas for a short business trip.
 W. H. keel. of the Four Bar ranch. arrised in Bisbee yesterday for a short stay.
 ChaIes Wolf. one of the well known cattiemen of the Chiricahua moun- ,ains, came in yesterday.
 c. C. McEnry. one of the well known mining men of Sonora. and having properties in Graham county, was in Risbee yesterday.
 B. q. MeDilweii left yesterday after sDend ng several days in Bisbee.
 General Manager Stuart W. French of the Copper Queen smelters, was in Bisbee yesterday. returning to Doug las in the evening.
 Franklin W. Smith. the mining en- sineer, returned yesterday from Ben son, where he has been examining property.
 B. A Taylor came in yesterday nom Gleason. where ne is located.
 Hrs. W. B. Henderson is conyalese- ing from a severe attack of grip.
 Mrs. G. K. Reynolds left yesterday afternoon for Benson, where sne meets her niece. Mrs. Putnam, who Is en route from Los Angeles to Pan ana Mrs. Reynolds wal go to El Paso and visit friends for few days
 C. M Boggess. nephew of Mrs. G. K. Reynolds, who has been quite ill with m attack of malarial fever, is cOnva- lesoent, and will be out in a few days.
 Mrs A. W. Bodeli. wife Of the night operator of the Western Union, joined her husband here yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
rre value of Pallteness.

Hollow trees arc always the st,Fes;. but the might.esf oak, it Is found, can bend. Thet more exalted 3 man is by station. the mere powerful should he be by kindness. There is To policy ike politeness. since a good manner often succeeds where the best tongue has failed. Polifeness is most uscfui to inspire confidence in the tinid and --eou-age the de-erying.-The Sunday Strand.
 Art is not, as the metaphysicians s.v. the manifestation Of some mys- terious idea of beauty. or good; it is not. as the aesthetical physiologists say. q game in which man lets of his excess of sfored-nD energy; it is not the expression of Tnan's emotions by external signs: 1t is not the production of pleasing objects: and. above all, 1t ss not pleasure; but it Is a means of union among men. joining thera to gether in the same feelings. and indis D snsibie for the life and progress towards well-being of individuals and of humanity.-Count ToIstoy-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
Paid fer Bride by the psuns.

Tn the village of Kolkod. in IIun- gary, 1t has since time lmmemorial been custom.~y for the bridegroom to give the brides parents some com pens1tion before the wedding Tie other day a peasant farmer named Kotvoes and the parents of his pretty youns betrothed could not come to terms as to the amount. and SO they agreed 10 m-kc the mayor arbitrator That good man. g cattle dealer. valued the bride at 60 cents 8 pound As she weighed SG pounds the happy bride groom had ;u pay only s5L60 and thought himself lucky tO got w.ge SC cheaP.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
Breaking the Rule.

At our establishment" said ;he merchant, we are training our eIa- ployes 10 say Coed. morning, or Good afternoon at the telephone. instead ci Hello
 How does it work2-
 T. works very well. indeed. Seems to please our customers and gives thc establishment aa air of dignity. The only trouble we have is with me. I'm the president. you isnow. and I forget There's nobody to jog my memory nor call me down Otherwise il works all right"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
TO STOP FLYING COTTON.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.. Feb. g. For experimental purposes the city has donated twenty-five trees to the city improvement league for tee pur. pose of trying to stop flying cotton rom cottonwood trees.
 The plan that will be carried out IS to bore one inch holes in the base oi the trunk of the tree. letting the saI drain for about six weeks, after which the holes will be stopped up with plugs of wood.
 Tae draining of the cap, it is founs Jy experiment. does not kill the tree but merely prevents the bearing oi cotton pods.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
FINDS HIS occopArlon GONE.
Rag Mans Business Has Dwineied to
 Vanishing Point.

Rags. bones. old iroat" is a cry rot nearly SO familiar @ the childrc- of to-day as to those of the 'So's. Fo' the ragman. like the chimney sweep and the sun dial maker. is beaominc extinct His used to bc a proIlabls trade The woolen rags he bought
 turned into shoddy. brought thrice their cost. So did the bones. which r were ground up for fertilizer. So did the iron. which. melted. lived again
 Many millionaire manufacturing fam
 flies had their beginning in a long
 headed ragman. He IFst ground his rags. into 'shoddy Then nc spun the shoddy into thread. Then. fEll
 fedged millman. he ~oye She thread into cloth. But tue municipalities Of today contract with single firms for the disposal of their peoples refuse
 and the old ragnan ls disappearing because there Is so little for him For-and this is the great secret while the rasman made Q grand profit on what he bought. t was on the refuse given him that he really throye
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
whsr, noi.. Ia salahle.

You know. of course" said watch factory foreman. "Eow Lynn eaptGrcd the African shoe trade-making shoes that squeaked loudly The native con siders the discomfort and expense of American shoes quite futile if they don't squeak as he walks. like an i'll greased cart wheel. We have nov hogged the African cheap watch trade by turning out good dollar watch that ticks like boiler factory. You could hear this tick through feather mattress. In fact. natives wearing our watches tick audibly. As they swagger along. their American shoes squeaking and their American watches ticking. they give out as much noisS as a brass band"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
Chemical Formulas.

In chemistry the clements are rep resented by accepted abbreviatiOns called symbols. each of which indt oates q single atom Of the element When more than one atom is 10 be represented. figures are placed 10 Ihs right of the symbol either above or below the line. \ laolecple represent ing a compound Ia indicated by a series Of such symbols called a for mula: thus alcohol has for It's formula C2H6O. which shows that q molecule of this substance contains two atoms of carbon. six Of hydrogen and one ot oxyRoa.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
The Levine Cup.

The origin of the loving cup is L. oe found in Tartary. -On festive oc ~asions, says Emerson. ''it Is the prac ice of the people to gather at som, predetermined spot where konmisH. b he hundreds of skins. is brought an liaced in the open air. The men an women sit in 6 circle. and one C heir number Is selected as cupbearer The young women sing their nations -ymns and songs. no one rises. sn' he cup passes from hand to hand un T ali the beverage is consumed" Dis He'd koam!ss is far stronger thar brandy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

At the Christian church Rev. W. E. Spicer took or his morning discourse an element of success in the apostolic church, passing his remarks upon the Bible school lesson and the circum- stances leading thereto. He referred to hospitality as commanded, exem- piified. and rewarded in both the Old and New Testament times and drew some pointed conclusions from person al experiences. closing with the apos- tolic exhortation to be hospitable in the home and the church as was Bar nabas, the son of exhortation. In the evening he preached on the doom of the hypocrite using the fate of Ana nias and Saphira and other biblical characters as illustrations of that com mon. but abomniable class known as hypocrites.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH The nastnr Rev F. D RaleY tooi;
Lived Long as Kermit.

There has been discovered in 4 Australian bush or forests q vii. lrishrnan. wno had been leading : hermit fifc fer 3 qrarter century. lit was of gigantic stature and enormous strength-a good advertisement for yegetarianisnl. as he had not touched animal food since his retirement iron civilization. His hair was four feet long. matted and cf considerable thick ness. He told the police he vas Q fol lower of Christ. Samson and Her cules. His name is John BerrarC Fitzgerald and bc is = years of age lie has never bathed. regarding tlI, practice as irreligiogs and unnatural The combined force of bali dV.:er police. however. compelled Aim tt overcome his scruples.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
POLL ON PACE BILL.

It Is said a poll was taken of both houses of the legislature to ascertain the relative position of the members on the Pace local option bill- It was earned that in the assembly nine members were in favor of the bill. nine against 1t and six undecided In the council six members declared in favor Of the bill, five against it and one Is in doubt. Tfre doubtful mem bers is Hampton of Graham county, and he Is having his troubles
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10

MUSkOGEE. Okla. Feb. 9.-Alleged timber frauds and thefts of gigantic proportion are said to have been un earthed by government timber in spectors in southeast Oklahoma. and are under investigation by the fed eral grand jury which reconvened here today after fou rday recess
 Fifty witnesses viii testify and twelve of them were examined today. They are from Choctaw nation. Gov ernmeht officials remain reticent. but from other sources 1t as learned that several large timber camps are said to have been cutting fine hard wood on Indian lands for years. All kinds of electrical work. house wiring speciality. Work done on short notice Chandeliers of all de lscrfptions and Tungston Lamps fur. nished. All work guaranteed. Refer. ences furnished.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
.s CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS *

This series of brilliant dances has each surpassed the last one given, un. til they now lead in the winters en- tertaiaments. One of tn elargest as semblages which has ever met was present at the valentine dance last evening. The elite of Bisbee society ~tripped the light fantastic" to Bren- nen's charming orchestra until a late hour. About seyenty-iiye couples re sponded to the invitations. Punea was served during the evening. and a most delightful time was enjoyed by the guests
 ac. U." Club
 The members of the c. U. Club will meet Wednesday evening al the '. ". CA. where they have planned 8 delightful St Valentine party. The 'ecreation room has been beautifully decorated and an enjoyable affair is being looked forward 10. Invitations ave bsen extended 10 all high school girls.
 Y. w. C. A. Notes.
 The usual fraternal meeting took llace at the home last night. 4 large lass was present to meet Miss Jones, he seehetary. After the class the in .ormal reception was enjoyed by the members.
 The board of directors of the asso- iation, at a meeting held at ? o'clock esterday afternoon elected the fol owing officers for the ensuing year: President. Mrs. c. s. Thompson; vice resident. Mrs. Robert Ferguson; re ,ording secretary. Mrs. J. E. Logan reasurer, Mrs. Morris High.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
rAY-cANANEA MEETING

The Fay-Cananea company will hold it's annual meeting today. Captain
 Fay is here from Duluth and VIII re- main in this section for several days. He is considering the advisability CT beginning active operations with this property, which Is located in the A1os.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
By Word of Mouth.

There is a certain youth who recent ly became engaged to a very swce' young girl, who. for all her sweetness Is well supplied with spirit. This youtl evidently thought he had the eutir' game neatly printed in a book. and = termined to head off the usual AT [ the only girl2. etc. queries. for. tak ing her in his arms. he said. gently bu 1rmly-
 Now, sweetheart, ] might as we' 'eIi you at the start-you are not thf ,nly girl have ever kissed"
 Well, maybe not" she retorfed but you still have much to learl about t.---Harper's Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
TO svLvANiTE-

George Buxton left yesterday morn ing for Sylvanite. where his company has a branch store. and where he is heavily interested in several claims. Buxton is very sanguine over the future of the camp. and says he re -ards his investments there as good ones. .,x.a1
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
MEXICAN GETS HIS

Two Mexicans appeared before Jus tice High yesterday on the charge or being drunk and disorderiy. One or the Mexicans, who happened to be q trifie prosperous during the ugnt times, dug up SC and costs. His Tel log countTvn1an decided e take bis out in the city jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
Red men-Februsry 22.
PARTY THROUGH MINES

A large party of young ladies ana rheir escorts were chaperoned through the mines Tuesday night. The crowd gent down at the Junction and were soon twelve hundred feet below. Here they were sightseeing until a Iate hour. Among The party were Misses Bsteile Halter, Cora Young, Carrie Smith, Opal Sells, Mae John son. Vera LowBey. Aessrs- Ciyoe HalI, Frank Williams. Leo Atnreh Tonu Dempsey. George Wood. Car euoe Henri. The party was chaperon Id by Mrs. E. r. Wilson, MT and Mrs q. r. Bailey