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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-10-29
In Memory of Little GLADYS.

On Sunday, Oct. 16, 1910, the good
Lord OF heaven knocked at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hathaway and
took from them their darling little
baby daughter Gladys. aged four
years, 8 months and z days. She
was a child OF sweet temper and low
ing disposition. She was. i'll only
three days, but bore her sufferings
like an angel, which she was, and the
idol OF the home.
Her place is vacant everywhere
with mama and papa, who feel more
than words can express, and besides
them she leaves brothers and sisters
and host Of friends to mourn her
loss. Her remains were laid to rest
in the SUNNI erfield graveyard on
Monday.
Weep not for me. o, mother. dear;
I'm not dead. but sleeping here;
was not youi's. but Christ's alone.
He loved me best and took me home.
ONE Who LOVED HER.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-10-29

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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-10-29

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-20
rMIFGE BASEBALL
FIFTY YEARS AGO

it was amicably settled that each party
should use its own ball and it must
always be caught on the fly. siXtv-fve
runs 10 hc the limit Of the game. The
PItr~heId Baseball Club offered its
grounds for the game and July LIST was
appointed "a the date.
There was hur one drawback to the
game Ali Williams College was to be
present, including the faculty, while
Amherst allowed only the players to 20.
1t Is interesting to note the manner
Of selecting the team for this game.
The men "choose by ballots from the
students at large. There was no long
period Of daily practise and no eimina-
Jiou from the squad at various times.
On Thursday afternoon Amherst 5
seventeen picked men started for Pitts
field. They arrived in Pittsfeld eager
for battle Soon the Williams boys be
gan pou>lg into town until it seemed
as if Williams must be deserted. Old
men and women, Young men and maid
ems. proprietors of female schools with
their pupiI~-the great square of the
bail ground was surrounded five or six
deep.
The appearance IF the teams on the
field must have been very amusing.
although there was some attempt at uni
foruity Of dress. as 1.-The Williams
team we've ali dressed alike and wore
belts marked Williams, but the APP
pearance eff the Amherst team was de
cidedlv uudress. The only attempt at
q uniform was the blue ribbon which
each man had pinned on his breast.
It seems that the question of profess
Z
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-20

Interesting to know that TINS
tbe fftieth anniversary OF me
year : ,1, Of intercollegiate baseball
.ba New York Herald.
says n.. .r' we're the conditions under
VIVA; :. was started and how was 1t
'.-: :l.5 by the public! Extracts from
'e e .,r.napers. dated July 1, 1859, an
on ,, . these questions and give an anus
~, ,,eoppt-of the first game It inter
~ 1.riate baseball which was ever
played. ,..,l..-- on7
vaJ;.ms in Pittsfeld on July l, lo'",
"a va, won by Amherst by score Of
= - % There are now hanging III
,nberst College trophy room the two
t.n. which were used in this game,
r1i.b bear the following inscriptions:
Tho veritabe balls used in the first
.,ne Of intercollegiate baseball ever
S.aved July l, 1889, Amherst Is. Viii
isms won by Amherst.
This is how it came about. At a
meeting of the college directly after
nofning prayers, at which Mr.. smead
Of the senior class presided, Mr.. t.atlln
made motion that " Amherst chad
e.ge Williams to a friendly game OF
hail. 10 be played at some intermediate
sa,+ on or before July +, " which was
ms,ed by strong majority. \ com
nittee was appointed of J. I. CIaain,
senior class; Walker. junior class; II,
D. HYDE, sophomore, and T. Tomson.
freshman. to make arrangements for the
game. A challenge was Immediately
sent and accepted for thirteen picked
men Of each college TO meet on july
9Th.
A delegation from Williams was tC
meet that from Amherst At Chester
fitories and draw up rules and rcgula
tons for the game. Mr.. HYDE Of Am
hert met the two Williams delegates
but nothing was agreed upon. On Mr.
HYDE 5 return NEGOTIATIONS were carrie,
an by mail for two weeks, until at last
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-20

director of several Of the leading com
panies travelling throughout the United
States. He will give a novelty piano
speciality. consisting of rag time selec-
tons. limitations Of the autoharp and
other instruments. also playing on the
strings of the piano with hatpin.
The bin will be a long one full OF
good vaudeville numbers. singing. dane
ing and sketches.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-20

condition aud carry it in that state
to the front The vehicle can be taken
a~mder and carried on the shoulders
of two men.
On the whole. the labor needed for
nLnNisL.nin- an armN COINS hE the aid
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-20

Of this itmerant kitchen IS estimated
not to exceed that needed for supplying
the troops with ammunition. Some
further experiments are needed before
q final opinion can he pronounced on
the practical merits of the invention.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS

TSSs Gingerbread Man" which will
be hare Sunday night is a comic op-
GA a unusual merit. delightfully."-
rensered by g cast OF more than or
si.sry ta'ent and Entertaining abil-
itieR and a large chorus of carefully
chosen femininity. The production is
said to BE all that is claimed for it,
ana the locale is pleasing one. The
piece depends principally upon its
seautttss music, but it has a rather
good hook. and while the subjects are
senisens d fairyiand. the parts are SO
weH written that the characters dom
pan upsa the older people. as the
comedy Is principally OF q travestic
kind and has great many bright
lines and funny situations to improve
it. The cast is a superior one. tnt
equal 81 any that travel. and includes
sucA well known people as william
Cameron, Ross Snow, Fred Holmes,
GaTrsck Major, Lutte Vrohman, The
Gress Ksvano. Rose Murray. Helen
Keers and Inez Girard. The Venetian
quartette is also an added feature
One Of the principal scenes in the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18

quite a compliment as Bisbco Hill be
the only stop made between San An
tono and Los Angeles, Cal. with the
exception of FL Paso. Wine, Wo-
mea and Song" with Bonita wiz prove
to be the biggest and best musical
attraction ever seen in Bisbee. This
perhaps may sound a little exaggerat-
ed. but any attraction that can play
New York city for 400 nights and can
guarantee the thea er goers TO give
item the original New York cast AMI
same as given in New York City. is
going some. Mr.. Mortimer X. THESE
the managing director OF tins organ.
ization is a producing manager Of
great importance In the theatrical
world. having seven other big mu-
steal companies travelling, but the
Bonita company is his best and iarg-
est one. and is making for San Fran
cisco for long run. l could go on
at great length and tel you so very
many interesting things. but suffice to
say that Bonita and Wine. Women
and Song" VIII be the same in Bis
ee as seen in New York. Boston. Phil
adelphia and Chicago. and which will
be seen in San Francisco shortly af-
ter the Bisbee engagement"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18

Henry F. Greene. business manag.
eT of the Bonita and the "Wine, Wo-
men and Song" company. was in
Bisbee Yesterday in advance Of his
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18
GIRLS AND BOYS
LEAVE FOR OLD
PUEBLO TODAY
Basket Bail Games Galore Are
Scheduled in Tucson for
Two BiSbee Teams and the
Douglas Girls,

It's all aboard or Tucson this morn
ing for the local high school bunch OF
athletes. boys and girls. or. to put
l. correctly. girls and boys-ao- only
on account of the unwriten rule in
gentiliiy's code but because II was
ladies first" this year in the game
they are journeying o Tucson TO play.
About twenty in all will make The
TRIP. This Includes the two teams
and substitute players. Miss Elsie
Toles. coach OF the girls team and ref
cree. Mrs. Barbee. the chaperone, a
sinister of Miss Claire O'DOnnell. and
Coach II. c. Henrie, who VIII look
after the boys.
The Douglas girls will be met on
the train. and in ali six or eigh- games
VIII be played tonight and tomorrow.
The Bfsbe girls meet both the Tue
son high and University girls teams,
whom Douglas will also play. The Bis
bee boys meet he Tucson high and
University teams.
/ The tough game for the girls comes
tonight, when they line up against
Tucson. still with he effects Of tina
defeat ranking within them. The
girls held their final practice yester-
day noon ar the local gym, however.
and from the snappy play and general
"gingering up" Of everybody, he ia
bles are liable to be turned. The girls
figure on beating the University team
easily.
The boys are going into Their nrsi
interscholastic game of he season
when they tackle the Tucson boys 10
night. following the girls game. From
the work they have been doing IN the
LEGAL gym OF la II ought to be easy
picking. but there's never any telling
= And, besides, Tucsons calibre as a
team is Absolutely an unknown quaint
ty. Ike Bisbee they are going into
Their first in erscholastic game. How
ever. they're confident Of coming Dacl
with two victories 10 their credit, in
Guiding. q course. the University
boys.
Some time ago the university wrote
liAFff drhAlAh 0A11 a A1li NC ~
ranged fer trophy. taking in Bisbee
Douglas and Tucson highs and ths
University. Prof Philbrook. however
put q quietus on that by asking the
University where they though they
were heading in at, as they were no
in the tnterschclastic class anyway
He stated Bisbee high was perfect,
willing TO play them. but not for an,
trophy. That logic went for the 9th
er schools also. so the tourney fel
through
Those who will make he trip tGda,
as team-members are Miriam Toles
= Lena Blair. Dora Daley. Bessie Riley
Blanche Beckwith. Claire O'Donnell
Louise Be-e- and Kitty Ragan for tn
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18

company, which is to appear at the
.Orpheum for one performance only,
Friday. Fe. 25th. He was asked by
q representative of The Review to
say something about his attraction. 50
that the amusement lovers of Bisbee
would know. Mr.. Greene said
BONA" is the most beautiful, wo-
man on the American stage. The
lady was the reigning queen of the
New York stage for over 400 nights
at the Broadway Circle Theater, dur
ing the run of the big musical re-
view wine. Women and Song" in
the metropolis. when say to you the
most beautiful woman. [ mean every
word / say. Bonita at the actors
fund fair held at the Metropolitan
opera house. won the prize of very
expensive diamond sunburst as such,
having won by thousands of votes
oven all the beauties of the New
York stage. Bonita travels IN queen
ly style. her equipment on her trans
continental trip consists Of -hree spe-
car for the company OF more than
cia' cars. one Pullman, one special
half a hundred artists, one 60-foot
baggage car for her scenery and ef-
fects. The company is paving Bisbee
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18
Especial To Review

CAEAEEA. Feb. I'm the face of
an absolute decision not to enter the
class ID Cactus league. il looks as &c
local baseball men are losing a greal
deal less sleep than would be ex-
Dectea were all the props knocked
cut frsm under them. Cananea's
past history shows conclusively that
her team can exist very satisfactory
~ without playing her nearest neigh
bors at all. In 1907 the team was
maryelsusly strong. yet Douglas anG
Bisoee only crossed bats three times
with II all put together. In 1905,
the team was as fast as any the
southwest has ever seen. but Bisbee
ana Douglas were again out in the
cold. FL Paso can be dispensed with
any time, owing 10 the expense in
bringing its players here. But II
Is not the memory of these things
cure in the teams calculations. Her,
that 6lls local fandom with independ.
eace. tsr a new factor has begun to
IrosHiD. Guaymas and Empalme viii
al he In the field this year with for
midable teams; and it is on the
strength of their urgent requests fol
dates during the season that the 10
ca management plans to add to tbs
interest OF he game. An effort ::
being made to get the railroad e
duplicate the rates it gave when thu
team made those points year befor,
las. and there is no question but tina
that Il win be granted. Presiden
Wzilfng of tn Cananea Athletic asso
ciattsn spent over ten days dow
these in the latter part OF January
ana Is wrapped up in the PROPOSE
tisn- These cities have been playing
aRaseuF BAH regularly for a Lon.
tine and have splendidly equippe,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18
CANANEAfPQc|TIVELY NOT TO
CONSIDER THE CACTUS LEAGUE

parks. They now expect to secure
!, fast professionals from the states.
lGilroy, who pitcher for Nashville last
year, has been secured to manage
the Hermosiio boys. Dugan will go
to Hermosillo. and the other places
about March LIST TO arrange a sched
ule Dates will also be fixed up with
Bill Crawford's FL Paso team. which
he promises to be faster than any
other team in that city.
So Cananea will have baseball al
ter ali-the fastest in the md, even
if her good neighbors did pass her
up. Then the Cactus league, like the
lnter-Mountain, Arkansas. Gulf Coast
and lots OF other Class d leagues.
will throw up the sponge when the
good playing weather comes along;
the teams will reorganize. on an in.
dependent bass; Harbuck will be for
gotten. and the good cd rivalry be
tween Cananea and Douglas will be
on again.
Come to think Of it. HaTbuck must
have a pretty big pocket to carry
Secretary Farrell around IN it as he
does mot. He tells O'DOnovan that
he will allow Douglas to keep sus-
pended players on he smelter city
team, when it has never been per
mitted in organized ball before. He
fixes a salary limit when all other
leagues decide that among them
selves. If there is any rule govern
ing the limit a lagu OF clubs may pas
il has always been well hidden. The
sig of cities makes the class. not the
salaries pad. Whenever a payer il
Glass D company attracts outside az
tention by his playing. he is quickly
gobbled up by a higher ,etter. Wher
Harbuck was Running a chair in tins
Oak barber shop here and sDinnina
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18
ICE BERG SINKS SHIP.

JUNEAU. Alaska, Feb. 1.-THE
Alaskan Steamship compaay's steel
steamship. Yucatan. bound from Val
dez to Seattle with 65 passengers,
struck an ice berg in Icy Strait az
$3.50 o'clock yesterday morning and
sank eight minutes later, IN six faith
oms Of water. There was no loss of
life, ard so far as Is known, 10 per
son was injured. The shipwrecked
passengers and crew are camped on
Chichagof Island and will be brought
here tomorrow by the steamer Geor-
gia, which left Juneau for the purpose
soon after the news Of the wreck was
received.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18
METAL MARKET

NE YORK. Feb. 17.-Market stand
ard copper New York metal exchange
dull, spot alldeRveries end May clos
ing 1887 IL to IS. Lake copper
1882 IL % 1887 IL: electrolytic
1927 1-2 to 1852 IL; castings 1912 IL
to 1887 IL. Tin. irregular; spot
1925 TO $3.50; February 1890 to 3345:
March 1929 10 1885; April 1925 to
33.40.Lead dull; spot 4.40 TO 4.59 New
York: 40 TO 40 Eas- st. Louis.
Spelter. weak, spot $40 TO 5.55 New
York; 500 to $50 East st. Louis
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18
NIGHT RIDERS INDICTED,

CINCINNATI. Feb. 17.-The first
blow struck by the government against
alleged might Riders" was delivered
today. when the federal grand jury
at Coying on. KY. returned ind-ct-
ments against twelve men Of Dry
Ridge. KY. fer alleged conspiracy in
restraint of trade. John Steers. one
of the indicted, is a member Of the
legisla -ure. The offense on which
the night rider indictments are based
is characterized as one OF the most
literal examples OF restraint of trade
ever % come TO the attention OF the
federal legal department.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18
HITS GOVERNMENTS CASE.

BOISE, Feb. 17.-Judge Dietrich de-
liyered a blow to the government in
the trial of William Kettenbach. Geo.
Kester and w. II. Dwyer of Lewis
ton on charges OF conspiracy to de-
fraud the government of timber
lands today. Objection TO the tes-
timony Of alleged dummy entrymen
was sustained.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18


Guess the neIghbors better sick
together"
That's the sum and substance OF
opinions on the baseball situation as
shapes up at the present time. From
what can be learned. the Cananea Con-
solidated Copper Co. which contri-
butos practically the entire support of
the ball team a Cananea, won't Is en-
to the organize hall proposition-at
/ least. not this year.
The question now arises. are Douglas
and Bisbee going TO compile ely pass
up Cananea in order to form Cactus
league. The answer is decidedly.
NO"
Much as Douglas and Bisbee want
organized ball. from the explanations
Of Messrs Harbuck and Kahn. sent
here by the national commission in an
endeayor to get he clubs of thu
southwest into the fold. Z doesn't pro-
I pose to turn down a friend in distress
and Gu them out Of the sport. just
for one year. even. Bisbce and Smelt-
orville are ready to wait until Cananea
can see their way clear TO get in.
! Several reasons present themselves
ut present where 81 would be an i'm
possibility fer CanaHea 70 come into
the proposed Cactus League. First and
foremost. The bulk Of the supper
would be Withdrawn by the copper
company. Then there's trouble over
the players. which would result in the
ut -er disbsnding Of the Csnanea team.
Two Of them are under suspension
and half a dozen others are claimed
by clubs all over the country to whom
they would have to report If The team
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18

out dope to a helpless customer it
was never dreamed that he would
some day pick out Southwestern base
ball men for bunch of noyices and
get away with it as fthey were.
Cananea has her Elayers s'gnen
up and they look like this Adams.
catch; Rea-don. HensEng. Thomas
and Gutierrez pitchers; Guynup. first
base. Dugan. second base: Rienhardt.
short stop; Goodman. third base;
Gamble. right field; Whaling. center
field: Hodges. left field. and Baro,dy.
utility.
From the way they line up T. is
wen for the other teams that they
should plan barrier to keep them
away.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18

first act is the mechanical dol fea-
ture presented by Ross Snow and
Rose Murray. which was an instan-
taneous hit last season when intro
duced in the opera It Is a delight
full little conceit served up as it is
by these two accomplished artists it
proves as surprising as it is enter
lures have been added TO the score
this year by A. Baldwin Sloane, the
composer. and much that savors OF
novelty has been introduced to make
the piece more entertaining than ev-
er TO those who have seen it before.
and who doubtless viii not neglect
the opportunity 70 see It here ss.lin.
The company Is sill under the same
management which is a guarantee in
Itself of its excellence. and of the
many musical thows which visited
this section last year THE Ginger
bread Man" Was compared more
than favorably to the best, for the
reason that il has pronounced MORT
in is score. cast and production
Henry F. Greene. business manag'
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-18

girls and Ray Benton. Frank Cham
pion. Walter O'Malley. Charles Hurst
alter Hoesch and Roswell Champion
for the boys.
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