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Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
THE ssBEs DAILY REVIEW BssE ARIZONA MORNING.

.Orucke was the only man in Texas
that beat the Giants on their spring
training trip this year, and Kliwatter
beat the Cubs this spring by score
of 1 to o. Besides being a pitcher,
Dutch Kliwatter can play any posi-;
ton on the diamond, and is a fine
hitter.
Harry Kane is improving right
along. He knows every batter in this
part of the country. and has them fig
ured out. Another thing. he mas had
lot of experience, and he knows
how to use i to good effect. Kane is
in class by himself out here, and
when he is right there are not many
in the bigger leagues who have it on
him. Harry uses his brains against
the other fellows Drawn, and he is
nearly always on the long end.
Cooked on the Hleachers.
Providence and Newark have started
mother rush for the Eastern League
remnant.
Ty Cobb looks good for the hitting
nd base-stealing honors of the Ameri-
can League.
The Chicago Cubs hold fast at the
heels of the Pirates. Keep your eye
on the Windy City.
Aubrey. who has rejoined the Bos-
on Nationals, is putting up nee ar
icle of ban at first base.
Boston rooters and war correspon-
dents make up quite crowd taking
he western trip with the Red Sox.
Umpire Bob Fender of the Virginia
eague, may get the opportunity OF
hearing what they call umpires in one
of the major leagues next season.
/ 1t is said the Tri-State league is
considering the revival of outlaw base.
ball. Their present organ cation is
too slow for the Tri-Staters.
Waterloo got the goat Of Napoleon
Bonaparte, and the last act Of Napo-
I con Lajoie as manager of the CIeye.
and Club was to sign Pitcher Kent
from Waterloo, Iowa.
In trying to make a winner of the
Cleveland bunch, Jim Mcclure; who
n 1s43 organized the old settlers as
soc, alton of the big league, will have
more than his cap on his mind.
| If they want to increase the numbe
of members Of the National Commits
sion, why not appoint the s.xteeT
presidents of major league clubs.
Get that outfit together and you'll
lhave something doing right of th'
Ireei.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
ENGLISH eEoeRAPHERs
SHOW KEEN INTEREST

LONDON, Sept. DIR. Cooks feat
has created the greatest possible in-
terest among all classes here, espec-
ialfy among geographers. The brief
telegram concerning his achievement
was printed in all the papers. together
with sketches of Cooks records and
all known preliminaries of his expedi-
ton were read with the utmost eager
ness and there is the greatest curios-
ity to hear the story of the explorers
triumph The news was Immediately
sent to King Edward at Marienbad
and he displayed the greatest interest.
The London morning papers give
this news the prominent place and
print every available item concerning
Dr. Cooks explorations. Editorially,
however, the papers in general while
giving ungrudging honor 10 Cook, a
man of reputation and we'll fitted to
achieve the triumph, are inclined to
skepticism and think it advisable to
.yLit for details from DR.. Cook him
elf.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
Advance Guard Due.


The first two of those players are
Earthman and Mckee, who are ex-
pected to arrive today. Earthman is
well known in the district, having
played on the Midland team on it's
well remembered visit here and later
having played great ball for Doug
las. Then he broke into the Kansas
league where he has shown steady
improvement. Mckee is University
OF Michigan player and played on
one OF the strongest varsity teams
ever turned out by Ann Arbor. THESE
two will be on hand to bolster UP the
Muckers in their games with Clifton.
The material for good team is
now in Bisbee, it viii be strengthened
today by the arrival of these two
players and all that is necessary is
to give the team the proper support
to land it a winner. Captain Woods
has done much, he is doing more, but
unless he has the support of the pub
lie he cannot achieve the results he
wants No captain can get the best
work out of his men where they are
either being roasted and knocked or
only given a half-hearted support
Douglas has found this out and is now
back OF the Demons to a man. Peo-
pie who never before attended games
at SmelsS- City are now numbered
among the most enthusiastic hackers
of the team. Crowds turn out to week
day games that beat the former Sun
day game attendances, This is what
Bisbee wants to do. The committee
back OF the team are raising the
funds, they promise strong team,
a winning team and this the public
can have if they support it. Let all
sands get behind and push.
Both Teams Strong.
Clifton viii be stronger than on
the former trip and is a team not tc
be despised or thought lightly of, but
Bisbee, too, is stronger. 1t has now
three pitchers and other additions
have been made since Clifton wa;
here last. The games will be goot
ones, there will be lots of fun anC
excitement and the attendance should
be the best yet seen in the Warner
park in order that the committee an'
the rejuvenated team may have thu
necessary encouragement and fnan
cial support to round out into tn
winning bunch which Bisbee want
and expects.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
WREsTlERS MATCH TO
meet ON BISBEE MAT.

A. ]. Hartman of Lowell is abou, to
treat the athletic minded residents OF
the Warren district to a wrestling
program. Although he has not yet
decided on the place or the exact hour
for the contest it will occr the 18th
Of this month. The participants viii
lie. J. T. Hazard and Charles Stone,
two husky and willing exponents o;
the art.
Hazard is a real estate man of Court
land at present and is no novice az
the game of holds and breaks. Many
will remember that he decidedly best
ed Traveller at Lowell few months
ago. Traveller being the professional
wrestler who accompanied the csrni-
val company for the purpose of twist
ing the necks of ambitious amateurs
along the route of the earnival's
course.
Stone, who is at present employed
by Hartman in the capacity of bar
tender, is not well known here as a
wrestler, but his magnificent phys:
que would give the impression that he
would be a dangerous man if he pos
sess any science. The men will
wrestie catch-as-catch-can. They
have each deposited $50 as forfeit.
Hazard gives his weigh as 1876
pounds, while his opponent tips the
beam at 205. Seventy-five per cent
of the gate receipts will go TO III
winner; twenty-five per cent to the
loser.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
FOR FANS ONLY

The Douglas baseball team helped
Can't. Wolfe and his wife to celebrate
another one of his birthdays, Monday
evening of this week, presenting him
with a pair of solid silver hair brush
es cigars in box, etc. In return, Mrs.
Wolfe made one evening Of their stay
in Douglas seem Ike home to the
toys. both with an elegant supper and
socially. The boys found out one
reason, at least, why Their captain
never seems to have any "off' days
in bail playing, or otherwise.
A Point In Question.
The following point of baseball law
il of more than local interest, al
though it has a local bearing In the
last game OF Douglas with B.sbee on
a decicion calling Sandon out for the
action stated in the first telegram:
aug. 81, I9O9.-"Man on third and
on second. Batter hits to short. Run
FER between second and third guages
his speed on base line to barely miss
the batted ball, short then fumbling-
Is the runner out for interference?"--
Scott and Thornton.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 81, 1909
Runner not out for interference in
the play described, as this could not
be called interference, and the two
runs should have been allowed to
count for Douglas. sporting News.
Arthur Lebrand, who played good
ball for Douglas not so long ago IL
the capacity of catcher and first base
man. and who went to play with an
Independent team in Oaklanw, Calf r
ma, is now the regular catcher Of tie
Stockton, Cal, Outlaw League team.
Henry Kuepper, who pitched here
last fall for Douglas lost ten inning
game the other day. to Toledo, in the
American Association. by score Of :
to 4. Kuepper is doing mighty well
] at that, as the company he is in is
next to the majors, and a youngster
has to show class to get chance
There. His mary Douglas friends are
glad to hear of his success.
Albert DUTCH Kliwatter, of Shreve
port, and Louis Drucke of Dallas had
a pitchers battle the other day il
the Texas League. 1t was an clever
inning, / to 1 affair. The hits wer'
Shreveport 6, Dallas 4. Both of thes'
young men will report to the N. 7
Nationals on Sept. 6, for the biz
league try out, and If reports of ther
are correct, they will make good
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
The poa.


The dog is mans most faithful
friend. A man may lie, but a dog
won't; a man may get drunk, man
may Islander his neighbor, man may
embezzle and defraud. a man may
borrow money, a man may steal
money, a man may go into politics,
man may knife his best friend. man
may run people down with an automo-
bile, a man may gamble himself TO
ruin, a man may waste his substance
ia riotous living, a man may go TO
heaven-but a dog won't. Can these
.hings be truthfully spoken Of the
other FRIENDS man has about him?
asks Success Magazine. There Is a
strong affinity between man and the
dog; it must be the affinity of con
trast. Yet any man will resent being
called a dog. Possibly the dog would
resent being called a man II he I'M
derstood-I do not know. / only know
that the maxim works but one way;
and If we should say, Man is the
dogs most faithful friend" there
would be many to cavil. saying that 1t
was mighty rough on the dog.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
WILL GET
PAYNE LAW FIGURES
Commune Prom PAGE onel


TO the county hospital to the women
there who are dope fiends and who
were held in hopes that they could be
cured of the habit, but the watchful-
ness of the hospital steward and 9th
ers did not prevent the stuff being
carried to them. The officials wese
of the opinion that Hall, who was
acquainted with the women and who
was working on the outside as a
trusty helping the janitor about the
court house, was the one who was
guilty of supplying the drug to the
women but they were unable TO catch
him until Monday. On Monday Hall
in some manner secured quantity of
morphine and entrusted its delivery
to the women to one of the other
inmates of the hospital He took the
bottle down to the hospital but was
caught by the steward and the dope
taken away from him. He then told
how he secured the dope and as soon
as Hall was released from custody
he was Immediately rearrested aud
taken before Justice Mcfarland who
sentenced him to the payment of $3.50
fine or Imprisonment that number of
days.
Hall not having the necessary
denero was compelled to go to jail
where he will have to serve out the
time, as he will not be allowed the
privilege of working on the outside
as a trusty, who are allowed two days
for one for every day they work.
To White Mountains.
A hunting party composed OF
Messrs. Chas Reay, the z. P. & S.-W
brakeman, ollie Simpson, proprietor
of the Revenue saloon, Late Gibson
proprietor Of the Tombstone barber
shop; Lou Woolery, solicitor for F. n
Wolcott and George Wales, left this
morning for the White mountains IL
Apache county, where they will spenC
several weeks hunting and fishing
They promise to furnish number o
their friends here with venison roast
on their return.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
PHOENIX GETS EXTRA
LETTER CARRIER

WASHINGTON, Sept Especial
to acknowledgements at Phoenix
is allowed one additional carrier on
November 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
JUST LIKE A LIVE ONE.
Fish Made Out Of BIotting Paper and
Its I-ifelike Movements.

Draw fish upon stiff blotting paper
and cut il out
Make dotted lines corresponding to
those In picture. Fold along these
lines, beginning at the top.
Now place the fish in platter COW
cred with shallow depth Of water.
Presently your fish will squirm and
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
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for jewelry Of every description. There
is much to admire in our display OF
Sparkling Gems and Attractive Novel
ties for the simple reason that our
assortment is remarkable. It's on'5
necessary to look at what we have
to see that this is the case. Your
eyes must describe It to you. as we
can't attempt the task. Seeing Is
knowing, and in this case knowing is
almost equivalent to buying. Our
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LEADING JEwELER.
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
VISITING JAPANESE ORGANIZE.

SEATTLE, Sept. 2.-The Japanese
commercial commissioners paid their
respects to Mayor Miller and the local
consul, Tokichi Tanaka, today and
made plans for studying the United
States in their tour of eighty days.
The commissioners assembled to
night in the chamber of commerce
and perfected details of their organ.
ization. The various trade experts
were named chairmen of committees
to investigate different phases of
American business.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
CLIFTON SHOULD
PROVE STRONG
OPPONENT

There is more advance interest be-
ing shown in the series OF bali games
with Clifton which starts to morrow
than has been heretofore manifested
this season. The fans are awakening
to the fact that Bisbee now has good
ball team and is going to have a bet
ter and that with the support of the
business inerests behind it is going
10 bring together a nine that viii
travel So fast as TO make the other
teams OF The territory and Sonora
look like a heavily loaded burro train
climbing some steep divide.
The Muekers went a long way to-
ward winning back local confidence
with the strong showing which they
made against the Demons in Douglas
last Saturday and Sunday. This con-
fidence was strengthened by the an
nouncement that the team is to be
an all salaried one. by the work which
the committee has done in raising
funds and by the further announce
ment that four or five new players
are on the way.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
e. PAso souEEzEs IN.

Ell PAso, Sept. III. C. Bradley,
who carried Cook to the Polar seas,
for many years was a resident OF
this city and accumulated fortune
here.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
August 80, 1909

Dear Friendi
Have you gone back TO
SCHOOL, | have.
What do you have for lunch?'
i get some nice cookies and
some Clipped beef and cheese
and things at the grocery.
Mama says its lots nicer and
cheaper and lots less trouble
than baking things for me,
And then Mama helps me
with my lessons too, and she
says that is better than spend
ing so much time in the
kitchen. Your friend
| IAnnn
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-03
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sIsBEE

We do not claim to have nine differ
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any work left with US will be promptly
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up-to-date line Of watches and jewelry
and have Just added some ladies belt
pins and brooches of the latest pat
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We are always ready to turn out
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The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
CELEBRATING FIRST BATTLE
Point Pleasant Exercises Are Now IN
Full Swing.
Mayor whittier Welcomes Crowd
Grandson OF Pioneer wounded
in Battle Responds.
speaal % NE w.shington Hsr,ld

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Point Pleasant, ". Va. Oct S-Ths
celebration OF the 18th anniversary OF
the battle OF Point Pleasant. recognized
by the Congress Of the United States as
the first battle Of the Revolution. began
in earnest this afternoon. when Mayor
John l. Written delivered an address Of
welcome 10 the visitors al TUendiwei
Park Responses We're made by Col. W
/. Curry and z. o. Randall. Of Columbus.
Ohio. Col Curry. whose grandfather was
wounded n the battle here, spoke on the
men OF the battle. Randall who IS au-
thor OF the "Dunmcre War" spoke on
the relation OF Ohio 70 the Revolution.
TO-day's exercises We're followed with
a banquet tonight. at which toasts were
responded 70 by some OF the States lead
ing men
The battle OF Point Pleasant was fought
rs years ago. and resulted IN a com
plete victory for the Vlfkinia army OF
loo men under command 81 Gen. Andrew
Lewis, over the combined Shawnee. Della
ware, Wyaudotte and Other Indian forces
under Chief COrnstalk
The biggest feature OF the celebration,
viii be the unwilling on Saturday OF the
ta!lest battle monument west OF the Ale.
ghsnies, under the auspices OF the Ma
sons. This monument is elghty-six feet
high. Addresses will be made BY Gov.
Glasscock and Senators Scott and EIkins.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
BELMONT PARK.

FIRST RAcE-Hsndicap; for thresysar-olds and
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
HAIR DYES NOW INDICTED
DR.. W. C. Woodward Denounces Poi
sonous Compounds.
Health Officer FavOrs Strict ReEu-
lation OF the Sale and Use OF
Hairdressers' COncOctions.

That DR.. II. w. Wiley has a serious
rival in the work Of sanitary censorship
and the safeguarding OF the public health
was demonstrated yesterday when DR.. w.
c. Woodward. health officer Of the Dis
trict. came out IN the open with a ukase
against poisonous hair dye.
II the peroxide blond only knew what
risks she takes in shifting the color
scheme which nature had provided; il
she dreamed that deadly demon lurked
in that innocent boudoir bottle. would
she sacrifice beauty on the shrine OF
health. or assasslnate vitality on the
shrine OF Venus?
DR.. Woodward does not answer this
question. but he does say that one lady
came near losing her life because she
was addicted TO the dry shampoo" and
was frequent visitor 10 hair dressers.
This case was exceptional, OF course, end
was due TO ignorance Of the usual pre-
cautions
Since the occurrence referred 70. Ger
tain cases have occurred abroad in which
dangerous symptoms and even death have
come as result OF dry shampoo. pre-
sumably through the employment OF com
pounds similar 10 that used IN this cltv.
mis- TACT is fully borne out by reports in
current medical literature" he says.
1 respectfully recommend that his mat
ter be referred TO the corporation counsel
for consideration as 70 the authority OF
the Commissioners 20 promulgate a reg
ulGtion which VIII forbid absolutely the
sale OF such poisonous preparations, or
compel them TO be properly labeled. If
he IS Of the opinion that the Commits
s.oners have not the power 90 do this.
then I recommend that legislation be
drafted. with a view TO its enactment by
CONFESS.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

Luray. Va - Representative Carter
Glass. OF Lynchbmg. Is billed 10 speak
here October 1&
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
HATCHETITES PLAY TODAY.
George Washington Tackles Western
Maryland at National Park,

The George Washington-Weste Mary
land football game Will be called at (
o'clock this afternoon, and II is expected
there will be a big crowd az American
League Park, Two years ago Western
Maryland defeated George Washington in
the first game Of the season by a score OF
j. TO 0. Last year Nielsen whipped the
George Washington team into shane early
IN the season. and the Hatchetites got
revenge for their defeat Of the previous
year by winning from the Marylanders TO
the tune OF IS 20 o. The dope on the
two teams so far this year IS such that
Il Is hard 20 tell which will carry of the
honors this afternoon. Tho George Wash
ington men are confident OF winning the
game. and Western Maryland is deter
mined TO even up for the trouncing they
received last year.
The George washington Ilne-up will
have some few changes. Ellis and Crafts
viii start the half back positions, but II
has not yet been determined whether
Sheridan or Morse viii be used at full
back
George Washington will probably start
the game with Farmer at left end: Hart.
left tackle; EichofT. left guard; Brandt,
center; Mullough. right guard: Aston,
right tackle; Brooks, right end. Kelly.
quarter back; Crafts. left half back:
Sheridan, full back, and Ellis, right half
back. Bryan Morse. while he has only
been out a week. has been showing up
fine, and is a very versatile player, and
on that account Will be found in the
game great part Of the time either at
quarter. full back. or end.
The football team representing West
ern Maryland has always put up a clean,
fast game OF football in this city, and
this year will be no exception.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09

Raleigh, n. CA policy holder who has
secured Illegal determinations IN his IA
vor cannot recover in a suit for such
advantages. according 20 q decision by
the Supreme Court OF the State in an
appeal by the Bankers Insurance Com
pany. OF New York, IN a suit brought
against Il by man named Smathers
The court holds that a recent statute
OF this state prevents such recovery.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-09
Bad Breath From
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Many Persons Are Victims of This
Disagreeable Complaint.

II IS quite common to hear Of persons
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manner. gifted. well-read, accomplished
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qualifications necessary 70 make them de-
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ments, but FOR the single fact that for
some cause or other, such as stomach
trouble, decay of teeth, or throat and
nasal catarrh, they are the unfortunate
pOssessors OF bad breath.
That one drawback is sufficient TO make
them almost universally stunned and no
matter how erudite or scholarly they may
be, how much they may have Travelled or
how large a fund Of interesting anecdote
they may have accumulated. and which
they may be capable OF relating in an en-
pertaining manner, the fact that they are
victims OF offensive breath causes every
other consideration 70 be set aside by
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This is indeed unfortunate, and II has
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