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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02

cloud mover off Smiths willow. At ter making a circle and dive for center he ascended like an aeroplane and speared the horsehide with his covered nit. Had the rap gone safe it would have been good for three sacks. In the seventh Gynup sent one to the angels in left. It was labeled for a trio of cushions. Mar tinke disappeared in the valley along the fence. balanced himself on one pin. did Highland fling. stuck his unprotected fin in the air. gave leap and pulled it down while the fans almost expired of heart disease. Mar tinke pulled off another one handed spear in the first. Graham dug one out of the dust along second in the fourth that was 1, prize , That uniform Powell sported yes terday looked like the village dress maker had done her worst. Those puckered seams. lopsided frills and twisted sleeves may be real fashion able in the South Atlantic, but they pass for mysteries in the Cactus. When 1t comes to chewing the rag Powell is the most consistent and per- severing masticator that ever strayed out of a pasture. The trouble with Powell is that he stretches his ina gination too far.
 The same teams today at 2:30 P. NJ. Gilroy for we'uns and Sorells for the Dons. Better come out Captain Harry Kane got real of fic.ous in the eighth and called Al len rmutv
 Shut up.- said Allen.
 To the bushes with you replied Kane.
 ~Thatll cost yo i've replied Al len.
 Make it ten" said Kane.
 "All right. it'll be ten," rejoined IIis Umps.
 Why don't you be good and make it twenty" came back Kane.
 Cit out of the grounds" said AL len as he called time and Kane wad- dled off
 Many fans thought Martinke pull ed off a bone head stunt in the third after he had forced Graham at sec ond and was called out while off first. The truth of the matter was that Martinke was returning to the bag and was talking to Gill in the catch CTS box. Allen thought that he had returned and had strayed of.
 The release of Outfielder "Ducky" Gowan was announced yesterday. Gowan got bad because he was bench ed and had a run-in with Captain Graham. That cooked his hash.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
Aeues JUMPS TEAM.

FL PASO. Oct. 1. (SpeciaD.-Par' " Ables, the crack Texas league side wheeler. jumped the locals last nigh. and went to Albuquerque where he will twirl for the Albuquerque team in the New Mexico state fair tourna- ment- He did not notify the locals of his intentions. but told few inti. mate friends shortly before he board ed a train. He is to receive $10o and expenses for one week. If be plays with the Albuquerque team he will not be taken back by the locals His absence leaves the locals with but one twirler. Mckay.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
KING cAzooks AT oRpAeuM.

Tonight the Frank Rich Musical Comedy company will present ;ha: tuneful oddity. King Gazooks 7 written by Fritz Fields. MT. Fields plays the part of the king and in this iclS B at his best he tne is laid on the IslIG1 O. Gazooks Miss Genevieve De Lacouf will be seen in the part of Ping. the kings pri, ate secretary. Several ney musical numbers will be introduced Mss Lorraine Thorn, who has recently join ed the company, will sing An Arab Love Song.' also a new Spanish song called Caremnia. Casey" Constance will sing one of the most popular hits of the season, Casey Jones" From the musical program arranged for King Gazooks it is believed that this biIi will be one of the best played by the Frank Rich company since is engagement in the cisy
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
HOLD BOND ELECTION.

A school bond election was held In the Palomitas district. near Here ford. yesterday. The election was tc vote on $2,500 bond issue, the mon ey to be used for the purpose of building school house. At present there are thirty school children in the district and they are attending school in a residence building that was leas- ed to the trustees.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02

With the outer guards darting a
 mong the clouds and pulling 'erl
 down with a single lunch hook
 with the entire team busily engaged
 in decorating the far away mea
 dows with terrific drives; with Pink ie" Grindle peging 'em to second with such accuracy that Johnny kling would be forced to soak his noodle in breakfast food: with Sir John Cum mings shooting 'em across the pan So fast that 1t almost required a bat tleship earchlight to get view of the sphere-why what dye thing?
 Why Bisbee skinned 'em. We out played 'em; outbatted 'em: outfielded 'em; bowled 'em over worse than T.. R. did at Saratoga: made 'em look like they'd been out in the rain all night and had then been used for cushions; put that sticky feelin' on Fem until they couldn't tell the diff ference between Ia can of salmon and a patented corn plaster: gave the fans mysteries. hiccoughs and made 'em howl like they had collie and wound up with score Of to l with the lonely being for Douglas.
 Gee. nai, but it was sublime. even if it was a bit unhealthy foT Doug las. That man Cummings had some thing else up his sleeve besides his arm and the way he tcre 'em of made the hope tanks of cur humble oppchents run dry as a W. C. T. [. convention. Two safeties off him was renl punky. ou could nave hung a weeks wash on the line that "Pinkie" Erindse ha3 between his dug-out and Grahamville The way Martinke and Harris Jagged 'em in the ozone would make Glenn Curt.ss lose his rep. The cnly department fin which we had to slip it fo the~I Dons was in the grumbling stakes They kept choking and heavi1s un- til "Scotty' Allen assumed the jur- isdiction of a police court, handed Harry Kane a package Of ten boneG and then put the can on him. Allen was as Fair as a sunbeam. The way he performed reminded one ot the story about the angel that drop ped out of a stained glass window. -Scotty" gave the best exhibition of judgment that has been seen here for real long time.
 The locals used the first to get lathered np and in the second they proceeded to take the starch out of the Dons. "Pinkie" G-indle pinked opt
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
CIRCUS STUNTS.

Many giddy spears have been made on the Warren grounds but it takes lot of nerve and 90 great pair of optics to say and see more sensation alism that was connected with those of Harris and Martinke yesterday. Harris has been shifted from short to right because of a broken digit he sustained at Fl Paso last week. In the third round he misjudged a
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
INSECTS WATER SYSTEM.

R. H. Ford, insurance surveyor for the board of fire insurance underwrit CTS of the coast. was in this city and made an inspection tour of the fire protection system of Bisbee yester day He was accompanied to the reservoiy by members of the city council and all information on the water supply that could be given hin was placed at his disposal If hc finds the conditions here satisfactory it is probable that a reduction iI the insurance rates will result.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
LOCAL BILL FEM GIVEN GREAT FEAST
JUDGE MURPHY DOES THE HON. oRs BECAUSE WE LAMsAsrep DOUGLAS TO PERFECTION

The victory of the Miners ove, Douglas yesterday so tickled Judge Murphy of Lowell, that he became real jubiliart. Last night he gave vent to his enthusiasm by ,oastinS the local taam with a chicken sup per at the Busy Bee cafe. Lowell. which did not beiie the name upon the arrival Of the hos. anl -uests.
 And the chicken. Ugh. There was chicken brown, chicken gravy. chick en fred. chicken steweo, baked chick en stewed chicken. roasted chicken, chicken pudding. nfiacei chicken. chicken on the hals shell and still more chicken. The tables .reaaed under the weight of good things
 Incidentally it was C great game. Everybody boiled a home run. sacri- feed, stole bases and bnnfsGi until it resembled championship game. Of course. the enemy never had ghost of show.
 Suppose We just premise the team a chicken dinner every time the boys win?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
COURT REPORTERS HERE.

Jchn Walker. court reporter for this district arrived in Bisbee yes terday from the east where he has been for his vacation trip. He stat ed that the district court session for Santa Cruz county will begin Mon- day and that probably Judge Doane will leave for Nogales today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
swlpEs sAeY.s MILK.

A woman who was shopping in the Copper Queen store last evening laid her hand hag down on the counter beside her and when she tarned to pick it up found it missing and a Mexican who was seen standing near is believed to have stolen the bag which was a large leather one. When questioned by an officer as to the contents of the bag the woman stated that all it contained was a bot tie of milk for the baby. The bottle made the bag look as though 1t might contain a purse or other yalu- able articles and it Is probable that when the Mexican found what he had taken he was disappointed to say the least.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
SHOOTING MATCH TODAY.

The rife and shotgun match will be shot at the rife range today The rife men will shoot their rifles at the targets and will then take she shotguns and shoot at clay birds The shotgun men will shoot at clay birds and then take the rifles and shoot over the range. The side mak. ing the highest total score will be declared the winner and the loser will pay for the dinner
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
SMALL IS DISCHARGED.

Justice Burdick yesterday dismiss ed the case against H. c. Small. fer. mer manager of the Glasgow Woolen mills store in this city. Small was charged with embedding sf02 belong eding to the company. He was re- turned last Sunday from Los Angeles where he was arrested The court held the evidence was not sufficient
 He left immediately for Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
JAcoesoN.ERlcKsoN.

Albert Jacobson and Miss Hannah Erickson were married last evening by the Rev. J. c. Pritchard, pastor of the Presbyterian church. Follow ing the ceremony the wedding party repaired to the Pythian Castle where a dance was enjoyed and banquet served.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
VALUABLE oI. LAND.

The Bisbee people who are inter- ested in the Af..lona-Ca California Oil company have received good news abS(ft their propert~ nea-' Bakers field. big well has been bought in on the property joining and the land values are going up rapidly. It is probable that the Arizona-California company will sink well in the near future. They have 120 acres of land in the midst of producing belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
SENT TO TUCSON.

A Mexican woman and three chil dren are to be sent to Tucson today by the charity committee. Rev. Father Muirer has made arrange ments for the children to be placed in the orphanage and tfs woman will be given employment So that she can support herself
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
DARKNESS INTERPRETERS.

CANA.NEA Oct. i, (SpeciaD The Mavericks and Quien Sabes went five rounds to draw here this afternoon, darkness calling halt to the sport. Mckay was on the line for the locals and was touched up for five hits. Thomas for Cananea was hit safely seven times.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
HELp ON cRAvE CHARGE.

Deputy Sheriff Will White and Con stable Twomey last night raided a house on Naco road and found 1t occupied by Laura Petit, a negress, and E. R. Thomas, white. They were lodged in jail and the case will be taken up by the federal author been investigated and more arrests ities. Several similar cases have are looked for today
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
MINERS PLAY LIKE CHAMPS
 AND WIN 6-1
Locals Show Surprising Form And Dons Never Had Chance-Harris and Mart inke Req! Sensational
HOW THEY STAND.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

At Bisbee: Douglas 1. Bisbee 6. At Cananea: Cananea. O: Fl Paso. o Called fifth, darkness.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
KEEN RECOVERING.

H. A. Keen. who is ill at the C. & A. hospital with typhoid fever is reported to be much better and will be out within a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
MAKE HOSTING RECORD.

On Tuesday night Of last week the record ore hoisting run was made at the Sacramento shaft of the Cop per Queen. 256o tons of ore being hoisted in two eight hour shifts. A greater tonnage would have been
 hoisted had ore cas been available.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
MIR. HANNoN RESIGNS.

Mike Hannon. who for some time has been foreman at the Lowell mine has resigned.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
TopAY's GAMES.

Bisbee vs. Douglas at Bisbee. Fl Paso vs, Cananea as Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
SU M M ARIES.

Batteries-Bisbee: Cummings and Grindle; Douglas: Pitts and Powell. Runs-JohnsCn, Grindle, 2; Kelly. 2; Harris ?. Gynup. ErrGFs-Bisbee. l. Gill. Douglas. ?. Powell and Pitts Stolen bases--Johnson. Martinke. Kelly. Harris. 2. Three-base hits Johnson and Harris. Two-6ase hits '~-Grfncle and Kelly. Strdck-out-- Cummings. ,; Pitts. 0. Bases on halls-Cummings 2: Pitts. 9 Left on bases-Bisbee, 4 Douglas, 4. Pass ed balls-Powell. 2 Time-i:4O. Um- pire-Allen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
TWO BAND CONCERTS.

There will be two band concerts today The Copper Queen band will
 give a concert this afternoon in front of the postoffice at 3:20 o'clock and the c. & A. band will give a concert at 6:30- The Copper Queen band was obliged to postpone the concert las. night until today because of the rain The s. & F. band has practically dis organized and a number of it's mcm-
 bers have joined the Copper Queen
 band giving that organization . mem bership cf over 90. The C. & A. band gave a very fine
 concert in Warren Friday night and
 the same program will be rendertd
 here this evening in front or the post
 office. The program will be as fol
 lows:
 March. stars. and Stripes. Sousa;
 Overture. "victor@a,- H. Holloway;
 "Torchltght Dance" c. Meyerbeer;
 "oriental Roses Dance" L. Ivanovici;
 My old Kentucky Home" Fantasia. e. W. Dalbey; Overture. Morning. Noon and Night in Vienna F. R Won suppe. .svalse Bleuci." A. Mar gin. "Gmnd Medley Spperba." Dai- bey. March. "Triamphai." Fred Jew ell.
 sANsrARv HoJsE CLEANING Carpets. curtains. port1ers cleaned without taking down. Vacuum Cleaner. Sanitary. no dust. Inc germs.
 work guaranteed Drop card to P To. Box 1347.
 BILL or FARE Geo. Roberts Place Main street, today from 11:3c to 2 D. m- Cumbo soup
 | Chicken Cumbo. Southern style Nasbed Poehtoes in cream | W1th things. am willing to invest >te-oee c,en in seock in some sood ulnins uruuoeition whereby. ! can G 70 I~ erun1 Cor. Send fun pesNn- Ier, in nrst lsttsr. Addrsss. SanAS
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02

for a pair of bags and went to thir'
 when Kelly showed one to right
 Kelly swiped second and while Pow ell was shaking hands with himsel Pitts shot one across that roliet
 against the stand and "Pinkie" cam,
 home. while Kelly went to third Harris skier went into Mathewson'. mits and when Gill died Smith ts Gynup. Kelly came home. Johnson laid on one for three sacks in the
 third after Mag skied to Mills.
 Graham grounded to Smith. whose
 peg home came too late to get the
 Texan. Martinke forced Graham
 with a bounder to Carlson and was himself caught off first.
 In the fourth Kelly pasted one to right for three sacks and scored on Harris single to the same territory. Harris stole second and went to third on a passed ball. Gill was deal headed and stole, drawing a throw to second that Harris beat 1t home on its return. The next two men died on lifts.
 In the sixth the locals had an other chance to shove run across tie pan, but Kelly became oiratc and spilled the beans but it didn't hurt
 .'Pinkie" opened with safety to right Kelly was given free trans portation and Harris grounded to Pitts. Grindle had reached third and Kelly second which 50 disgusted Pitts that he heaved wild to first with the result that Gynup dropped the cover. Kelly then took the bit his teeth and chased "Pinkie'' of third Gynup's peg to home get Gill lifted to Matty in right and Cummings popped to Powell. With one gone in the eighth Grindle put one past third, his third safety He stole second and after Kelly quit in the infield Harris biffed one to right that he streched from double to a triple. sending "Pinkie' home.
 The Dons didn't see second until the fourth when they scored then onely. Cummings passed Gynup and he went to second when Mathewson -olied hot one 10 Johnson at short He scored on Harper's clout to left. Carlson famed and Ward sent Harp er to second with luke hit down l hird- Harper was the only person outside of Gynup to reach second and 1 liter that round the Dons never cs- .aped beyond first Whenever they | ried it "Pinkie" Grindle unlimber- d his whip and it was aii oil.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02

Your cough annoys yoa. Keep on hacking and tearing the dsllcate nembranes of your throat C you wHnt to be annoyBd- But if yoa want relisf. want to bs cure1. t11Ec ohambsFiain's cousb nsmsdy. oo11 by all drugsists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02

Drop in and get bowl of soup the Office Saloon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-04
TO LET CONTRACT
ON NEXT TUESDAY
VETERANS PLAN TO LAY COR
NER STONE OF STATE HOME
VITA MASONIC CEREMONIES

The contract tor the building oi
the State Confederate Home will he
awarded next Tuesday in this city.
The plans have been approved ana
are now on file with ,he secretary
of the building committee, Gcors"
Henry Truce e Nrdmorc. II is eN'
prvtyd that work will begin at once
and the committee is planning 10
have the Masons lay the corner
stone ot the building ON June ~
ou 81. Johns Day
Treasurer Judge John L. Gait say
ac is receiving checks NV every
day from an PORTIONS ut the state
from people who signed the lists
for donations that were carried hN
W T. Gllmyr Those ON the lis,
m,stly are scuiiug their amounts I'm
partial PAYMENTS while others are
sending the tull amount The com.
Wittce is of the opinion that all Oh"
fund, required for the construction
%. the homo will be I'm aS fast as
tu, money is needed The huildiug
viii Dee 90 brick and is located ON
very attractive site iu the Wa.
, .oU addition. The trees that have
r n.ru planted ou the grounds ar
growing uIccly and 10 is thought
almost an OF them viii live al
,Nou1h they Nvtr set ou, late
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-04

been prepared and some Of the farm
crs have begun to plant their cotton
crops. the season has been so Ideal
that every farmer is we'll up with his
work. the agitation that has been car
rird ON In the press and through the
medium ot the United states aGrlcuE
mml agents aud the state board of
agriculture has encouraged the farm
crs n improving their methods oi
aimug aud the lands Will be- mad" to
produce more than formerly The
prospect. are nov thar a great era oi
PROSPERITY ne tu the wake "l TIE
FARMER aud these Twins iu Southern
Oklahoma are propIriur tu take iull
ADVANTAGE of the uchucs, of their
soil and the prevailing hish prices.
The merchants report good business
this ~prug and the outlook tor this
section ot the state is better than for
the past ,IN or seven years
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-04
COMM ssloNER suRNiTT TALKS
The TWO Proposed Water Purifiea'
ton Plants Of Same Purity

Commissioner Burnitt in speaking
of the proposed water publication
plant this morning and in comparing
the plans indorsed by Mr. Dawson
With the plans indorsed by the 9th
ed commissioners, said that the Daw.
son plans call for the expenditure
OF 100000 and probably more and
a guarantee of ~ per cent pure
water. the plans of the other com
missiouers will call tor the eXpeu-
dilurc OF $4,000 and most probably
less, with IA guarantee OF 9S per
cent pure water He also says the al
fluent viii not go back into the
city lake. it will not kill children nor
vegetation, but is a valuable fertil-
ilcr and will be properly taken care
OF by the plans adopted. II sedi'
mcntation basins are needed they
can be added to the plant AT any
time, Many publication plants are
being successfully operated with
ont sedmentation and other plants
require sedimentations. II there are
fever germs in the water sedimenta-
ton will not remove them Sedi
m,ntati merely means the i'm
pounding of water for "A period OF
time To allow the suspended matter
iu the water to seek the bottom OF
the basin.
lt is the opinion of several water
mon Who have been here that IN,
Nrdmgre plant should include these
basins hut il can he said in favor
4 OF the plans adopted that they dc
not exclude the building of the ba
sins AT any time they are required
10 properly treat the water
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-04
IF LITIGATION
WAS ONLY GOLD
LANDS APPRAISED AT 25c AN
ACRE NOW SELLING FOR 500
AN ACRE.

Judge T. y. Robnett formerly United
States commissioner here. is here
from Davis. He is an applicant for the
appointment as district Indian agent
and is opposed by Chas. vonWeiss of
this city. Judge Robnett stated that
he did not know who would get the
little piece of pie but that he felt AS
sured he would land the place. The
resignation of David shelby who for
merly held the place took effect on the
3lst of the month and A. L. Irvine is
now acting agent.
The Judge. since leaving Ard
more has become Interested in the
mines west OF Davis and says there
are five shafts now being sunk and
the indications are that the mineral
will prove valuable one of the evil
depces he points 10. is the fact that
litigation is started, when the lands
that were appraised by the govern
ment at 25c an acre began selling for
$50 aud 500 an acre titles began To
be looked into and several Injunction
suits are now pending.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-04
SEVERE HAIL STORM
NORTHERN MISSOURI

Barnard, Mo-, April This locality
was visited sunday by the worst hail
storm ever known in Northwestern
Missouri
Plate windows were shattered and
fruit trees stripped of their blooms,
running the crop.
The hail stones measured three
Inches ju circumference.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-04
DOZEN GIRLS HURT
IN LAUNDRY FIRE
FOUR OF THEM ARE IN CHICAGO
HOSPITAL IN A SERIOUS CON
OITION-ExPlOSl

Chicago. H.. April "A dozen
girls were injured. several of them
seriously. in a fire in the Central
Steam Laundry today.
Several of the girls jumped from
windows and others We're injured in
the explosion.
Four cf them are in serious con
ditiOn at a hospital
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-04

Twelve hours of work every day
in the week and sunday to, with
no days off for recreation. is too
long for any man TO work" says
Chief of Police Buck Garrett and
he is talking TO Commissioner Jones
lhou, maugurating the eight-hour sys
tenn Of work in the police depart
ment The state law does not make
It incumbent upon the commissioners
To adopt the eight-hour system, but
I'm nearly all the cities OF the state
the eighthour rule applies, and
Chief Garrett thinks II should do so
here. The police would certainly
be glad 10 have their hours changed
10 eight working hours in ke"pine
with the spirit of the state eonsti'
tuition and in harmony With the de
mands OF labor,