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Earl Steele is certainly starring with
the Station boys His catch of Beckers
long fly in the second was a beauty. This
lad is also handy with the wagon tongue
and fast runner.
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Tommy Harris is putting up a nice
game at short for the Navy. His one
hand catch of ONeil's drive in the
fourth session was nifty
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Marquette League.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
W. l.. Pct. w. L. Pct.
Colum'a 101.. 3 LOCO Pen. Bureau. & $40
Diamond :: 1 $50 Hygic. Lab. 200
c. z. I. Co. > .667 g. p. o.. .UOJ
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Murray. short stop for Station, played
a brilliant game for his team yesterday
accepting ten chances, some of which
were very difficult. without an error
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Howser. former member of the govern
ment printing office team and now left
fielder for the Aloysius club, played semi
professional ball before coming to this
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ing and the gallery was given oppor-
tunities for rounds o: applause.
The Score.
The score. by points, for this match
follows:
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Bender the Indian led all the pitche
with seven games won and none lost u,
to yesterday. and then the Tigers tripped
him up.
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Guess who is back in town. fellows?
Curly Brown. No not canned, but
suspended. Curly" is Maurice O'Con-
nor's old star third baseman of the CO.
lumbia Athletic Club, who went down to
Richmond and made good.
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The Sixth team was the first to score
making one run in the fourth inning and
two in the following session. but after
this they were unable to connect with the
delivery of Bartlett.
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Bender. the Indian. led all the pitche
with seven games won and none lost IT,,
to yesterday. and then the Tigers tripped
him up.
Hack Enge sold by the New York
Americans to Boston has batting ave-
age OF 1880 with the Speed Boys. He
has been to the bat once and made one
hit.
The beginning of tie week found the
one two three clubs In the National
League all westerners and the one. two
three clubs in the American League a.
easterrers.
The st. Louis Cardinals are pla yins
Fourth of July ball" says a fan who las
Just come from the west. They afen
travelling beyond their speed but they re
at the top Of it.
President Lynch thinks the efeet Oh
base ball would have been better hal
an automobile been offered for the man
batting in the most runs instead OF the
one making the best average with tie
bat
Recent figures show that Lajoia las a
small number of runs in proportion to
his hits. the ratio being to ~ COBB.
Speaker. Lord. Harry Davis, crawfora.
Chase and other WALLPAPERS have all done
much better than that.
They talk about the pitching 50 far
net being up to the MAJ k. said Pres
dent Lynch on his return from the west
Yesterday but il strikes me that the
batting is improved This, by the way.
was l.ynch'S first visit to tIe west IN
twelve wears. He was impressed with
the base ball knowledge of the western
fans.
Moran and Freeman of the National
League staff nave been assigned lay Pres
ident lynch TO umpire i'm the West Point
Annapos annual battle next Saturday.
II was Mr.. Lynchs idea that this would
be one way Of showing the league : APP
probation of President Tafts interest
i'm base ball. and all the league presi-
dents cCncurred with him.
The tip was passed prior 10 New Works
visit that the Pirate pitching stan Is on
color Yesterdays happenings seem to
the rumor. Deacon PHILIPPE
is more or less gamble, but Howaid
Camnitz-well. he was generally consld-
cred one of the greatest hoodoos TO the
Giants.
The Eastern League race is fast tighten
ing up Newark got away To flying
start but gradually this remarkable lead
has been cut down until now McGinnitYs
Indians are fighting tooth and nail ia
maintain the handicap. John CANCELS
Bronchos of Rochester
consider the class of the circuit prior
to the opening of the schedule
If George Moriarty could only play
a yainst the Athletics every day what a
grand ball player he would be. Last year
he won several games from the White
Elephants by stealing home. This, as
much as any other thing, put Mack's
men out of the pennant race. Moriarty
pulled the same old stunt yesterday.
If seems like old times to have Biz
chief Bender and Wild Bill Donovan
lighting it out. Both were thought to ba
pretty nearly all i'm last season. Each
pitched a rafting game at Quakertown
and the white triumphed over
he red.
If Donovan is anywhere nearly as good
as i'm 1907 and 1908 Hughe Jennings will
make all the others sit up before fall. On
,dge Donovan would round out pretty
inc staff. Mullin is the only HEAVIER upon
whom the champion Tigers can now de-
bend.
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The Anacostia Baptist team won a well
played and interesting game in the Sun
day School League yesterday from the
Sixth Presbyterian aggregation The
score was to g.
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Hack Engle, sold by the New York
Americans TO Boston has a batting ave.
age OF 1.U0U with the Speed Boys. He
l,;t
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Today's game Midways Cornell Compan n
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

vate interest and special privilege de
sire shall be put in and what shall
be kept out of the constitution of
the state OF Arizona. We shall pres
entity make occasion to express views
on that subject, inspired by our
neighborly interest For the present
We advise Arizona to shove Hitch
cock back to Washington with in
structions to attend to the neglected
duty Of organizing the postal savings
banks. He is Sinking work he as
paid by the country to do and doing
work for special privilege and private
interest at the public cost, to the
public injury.
Arizona would present a pretty
good constitution if it puts in it all
that Hitchcock tells It to keep out
and keeps out all that Hitchcock
tells It 20 put in.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30
THE BsBEE DAILY REvEwBSB ARIZONA TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 30 1910
Working and Dancing.

The very word dancing brings
the thought OF llghtness. and gayety,
and Joy. II Ia a good antithesis TO
working, and the two should go hand
In hand II we danced more, danced
In heart. as well as with our feet,
we would go to our work more JOY
oualy.
This is the thought Of those who
are advocating dancing as part of
public recreation, and endeavoring
10 provide places with proper sur
roundings whore young people, or
whoever wishes to for that matter.
may dance.
They argue. and argue rightly. that
II Is AS natural for youth to want to
dance as 90 want 90 eat. that there
II no more harm In the one than ia
the other. II proper safeguards are
thrown around where they dance,
Dancing II good exercise. u makes
for giace. and Il countefactn tho Of
feet OF hard. monotonous work 80
general and 40 intense IL this love OF
dancing that young folks will dance.
n not under right conditions. then
under wrong So. say those who are
working for good along all lines
provide the right environment. AMI
let them dance
Fairgrounds are provided for chill
droa. recreation piers for Older folks.
and. in some places. athletic grounds
for boya Row. hay those interested
IN this work. let there DO municipal
dancing places where, with proper
supervision. all those who love dane
Ing may dance. All the evil assna
ciatlona and Influences Of public
dancing halls can DO guarded against.
tho young people eau DO properly
watched by various meinbefn 81 civic
clubs "a the hostess 81 the evening. get
no unnecessary restrictions mead BIO
isid upon their freedom or fun
The way young people crowd 90
public dancing plaooa. where a small
admission IL charged. shewa how
great II the love OF dancing and how
popular this form OF recreation Ia.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

The republican newspapers in Ari-
iona, particularly those recently Dur
chased and owned by a newly formed
republican syndicate, the treasurer
Of which is located at Washington,
D. C., have turned their editorial ar.
tillery on E. E. EllInwood OF Cochise
county and z. s. Ives OF Pima coun.
~, and are shouting IN two-column
lengths and kicking up a cloud OF
dust for the sole and only purpose Of
diverting the attention Of the voters
away from the canned safe and
sane" standpat Washington program
brought to Arizona by the editor OF
two Of these republican papers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

Perhaps in time arbitration Will be realized and nations with disputes
together and amcaby settle their differences with words
rather than bullets.
How this would be than the present methods!
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

The family of G. C. Hendriks Of 10
well is expected to arrive today from
Ohio.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30
Only Proper Way to
Settle Disputes of Ma
tons Is by Arbitra-
ton.

BY HENRY cLEws. New York Banker.

war ever definitely decides the right wrong of the
original dispute. Very often might triumphs and right
loses There plenty of in the world today who
could sit in court of arbitration 1t the only solution
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

Yet these places are open TO all who
can pay the price, and usually q
number Of undesirable characters are
present. In addition, intoxicating
drink OF some kind is usually sold.
This environment is apt 20 turn the
amusement. innocent in itself, into
a means to drag a girl down. II ut
terly debars a nice girl from going,
though she may be lonesome in a
big city and have few pleasures.
Benevolent workers should accept
the fact OF this love Of the dance on
the part OF young people and turn II
70 good. rather than let II be turned
10 evil. by providing places without
Objectionable features. When one
thinkA or the great mass OF young
people who go TO these undesira-
BILE dancing halls, while entertain
hiehtn galore are being given to at
tract them by charitable associations
ahd ohnrehea. one realizes that some
thing Is wrong. Instead OF giving
them what one thinks they ought 20
have, Elve them what they want, II ,
u is not wrong itself, and remove
the conditions that are wrong. ,
urls, az a rule. do not care even
iaf gymnasium work. hut give them
a place 90 dance and see how they
viii neeh 20 a. Few get away from
thsif worn iH The summer for more
than a week some. not at all. Nine /
tfssstsh per cent OF girl workers. Il
10 said. remain AZ their tasks tho
fsaf through without n vacation OF
any hind itow they would welcome
a thoroughly nioe. respectable place
where thsT might daneei
Dancing makes the blood bound
through the vaihs and brings health;
u mahea the spirit light and brings
ehssf rhesa who dance IN modera-
ton viii work all tho be.tor for II.
lie. the peapl-, therefore, who are
really interested In lettering the con
di,ions % the workers give a thought
10 dancing.
H&@<AA~-A~z~J
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30
lITcHcoc IN ARIZONA
CLOS Angeles Express-Progressive
Republican,

Clos Angeles Express-Progressive
Republican,
We look upon the visit Of Postm.S
ter-GeneraI Hitchcock to Arizona as
an event of evil omen TO the state
hood fortunes OF our neighbor.
OF course the report that he is
seeking to become one Of Arizona's
first senators is preposterous. He
lacks every qualification. Even II he
possessed that OF citizenship, he lacks
the mental and moral qualifications
Arizona doubtless will insist candi-
dates for the senate should possess.
Given cabinet once as a reward for
political service. he remains a ma
chine politician Of the most odious
type. The bargain whereby Hitch
cocks help was bought for Taft was
costly one for the American peo-
pie.
It is doubtless true that Mr.. Hitch
cock has invaded Arizona for the
purpose of debating what shall and
what shall not be embraced in its
constitution Whatever Mr.. Hitch
cocks rights ia this regard as an in.
dividual may be, the place for the
postmaster-general Of the Unitel
States at this time Is at washington
forwarding the organization OF postal
savings banks.
That work has already been neg
lected for several weeks. so that Mr.
Hitchcock might enjoy a vacation Fl
Europe. Ninety odd millions of PEG
pie were demanding the institution
of the banks. but ninety odd mil
lions OF people could wait until Mr.
Hitchcock's desire to strut In Europ.
had been satiated.
Returned to this country. insteaS
OF attending to his plain duty. h'
again deserts Il for the purpose o
instructing Arizona as 10 what pr
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

The strongest course to pursue
and one that will command the ap-
proval OF congress, is TO write the
initiative and referendum provision
into the Arizona constitution by a
majority vote of all the people. When
seventy-hve per cent. of all the vot-
ers OF Arizona Seclare in favor or
the initiative and referendum. sub
mitted to them as a seperate provis-
ion, congress and the president would
hesitate to disregard the wishes of
the people so strongly and emphati-
cally expressed. It is now certainty
that the democrats will control the
constitutional convention. Upon
these mooted questions let US d.
vest them Of any political coloring
by writing them into the constitution
by a majority vote Of the people.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

Ten democratic candidates for the
constitutional convention from Co
chise county are standing squarely
on the democratic platform adopted
by the democrats at their county
convention. That platform is plain
and straight to the point. A great
majority Of the voters OF Cochise
county demanded the platform and
the democratic party listened to that
demand. The rank and file Of the
party are supporting the action Of
the democratic convention and VIII
show their approval by voting the
straight democratic ticket This is
the time for support OF principles.
not men. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

y In the orpheum theater. Every |
arrangement viii be perfected to in
ierest and entertain those who at
tend. A band OF music viii play on |
The streets and in the theater during
the meeting.
All the democratic candidates are
expected TO be present and discuss
the democratic platform and give
their views as 10 what they will IA
vor a. a part of the constitution
Every voter should be present and
hear these gentlemen. so that he
may become acquainted with their
views and intentions
While there has been some vari-
snce OF views on some questions re-
garding provisions which should be
included as a part Of the constitution
OF the new state. and while those on
the democratic ticket we're not the
first choice OF all the democrats IN
the county. still they won their nom
nation by a majority and the plat
form was sanctioned by an over
whelming majority of the delegates
who represented the democratic par
ty OF the entire county. Personally
the democratic candidates will meas
lure. man for man, with the repuh-
lican candidates.
Now let democrats forget any dis
appointment encountered ~ the pri-
marios or in the convention and
close ranks for a united atrusglo
with tho political enemy
Democrats throughout tho nation
are today alert and confident Of win.
ming the next congrtsa aud driving
the republicans from further control
OF the government which they have
almost delivered TO the absolute con
troll OF the trusts and tarir protected
Industries OF the country, Democrats
OF Arizona must stand together now
in the work OF forming our new
state government: Il is a time for
bringing into play every possible
energy for democratic success.
The republicans are raising the cry
Of the demagogue in declaring that
democratic control Of the constitu-
tional convention will mean corpora
ton control. The list of delegates
named by the democratic convention
are a sufficient refutaton OF this
demagogic howl. They are known to
our people as independent men who
will honestly strive to frame a consti-
tuition which viii guarantee equal
rights for all and a government for
ever in the future to be ruled by
the people OF the new state.
The republicans who support the
Aldrich-Cannon-Sherman machine-rid
den and corporation ridden republi
can party must be awfully alarmed
about the corporations of Arizona
But without a single issue or a sin
gle promise as TO what they win OIL
will not write into the constitution
the republicans are left to howl and
shout about democrats being con
trolled by corporations. Such non
cense will not deceive any one. bu
i. should arouse every democrat u
resent the Islander and stand o.
his party on September 18th.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

Go to the operahouse tonight ana
you VIII hear the democratic eandj.
dates tell what they stand for in the
constitutional convention. These
candidates all stand squarely on the
democratic platform and this Mat.
form promises a government for the
new state which will remain forever
in the hands and under the control
Of the people.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

In the republican county conven-
ton when Joe McCabe and Ed Elan
nigan denounced the federal oce-
holders in Cochise county for their
activity it reminded US of a couple
Of kettles calling two pots black. Joe
McCabe and Ed Flanagan have a
penchant for ofice-holding. as well as
Nike Cassidy and Joe Morrison.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

The imported. professional, Wash
ington politicians sent to Arizona
under orders are already trying to
cloud the real issues before the PEG
pls n order that they may pull the
political wires under cover.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

The only real republican head
quarters during this campaign will
be under the hat OF Frank Hitchcock
OF Washington, d. c., who has ar
rived to see the "Moqui Indians
dance
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30

The republican organs Of the terri
toryq are setting up a howl Of
wolf in order that they may cover
up their many shortcomings and
concealStheir complete domination by
the regular" wing OF the national re-
publican party.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30
REPUBLICAN
sLATHERsKITINe.

OH 49,
From Tucson comes The rumor
that the Hon. Eugene g. Ives will
see fit TO announce with some -four
isb OK trumpets at an early day that
he has retired" from the employ
ment OF the Southern Pacific In order
that he may be unhampercd I'm his
great fight for the people" the ''in-
itiative and referendum" and the re
call" The grapevine is not working
as TO Bisbee. so there IS no report
as TO the retirement" OF that other
very able democratic leader. the
Hon. Everett f. Ellinwood. from the
services OF the Copper Queen. Arr
zona Republican.
It would seem that the Republican
has finally Joined the Tucson Citizen
in trying to divert the minds OF the
voters from every issue OF the cam
paign or principle OF government de
sirable in the new state OF Arizona,
by setting up a demagogic howl
about corporations and those con
nected with them in Arizona
OF course neither Mr.. Ives nor Mr..
Ellinwood viii give up their employ
ment because Of the howl OF the re-
publican press. Why should any
man give up honorable occupation or
employment because his party has
chosen him to perform a public duty
which. at most, will require not more
than sixty days.
Mr.. Ellinwood left Prescott and
made his home in Bisbee several
years ago when he was offered the
position OF attorney for the Copper
Queen. Before coming to Cochise
county Mr.. EIlinwood had served
the people Of Arizona ard the demo
cratic party for many years. He was
five vars in the Office of United
States attorney and this Office was
never filed with more satisfaction or
ability: he filed the Office Of district
attorney Of Yavapai county to the
entire satisfaction OF his constituents;
twice he successfully managed demo
cratic campaigns in Arizona as
chairman Of the territorial committee
and it was he who started the move
ment which joined the republican
and democratic parties in a combined
effort 70 defeat the Ubiquitous effor
Of a republican president and con
gress to join Arizona and New Mex
leo as one state. AS chairman o
the democratic territorial committe
Ellinwood worked hand-in-hand wit
Governor Kibbey. then chairman
the republican committee. to say
this territory from joint-statehoo
and this fight ended in success fc
Arizona. making separate statehoo
possible now.
No. the people Of Arizona cann'
be fooled now by the howl Of the T
publican press about men who hay
served Arizona well during our Ion
struggle for progress and develo
ment simply because they posses
the ability to command employmei
81 10 large Industrial enterprises
Me territory.
The railroad and mining compani'
n Arizona are not In the hands
IDIOTS who would expect more thu
Just treatment at the hands of u
constitutional convention. This tn,
will and ought to have and we I
not believe any of them desire met
We advise Arizona republican G
itors to look at what the republics
party has done for trusts and speed
interests before they continue furtb
the demagagic howl against the CT
porations OF Arizona
DEMoc9ATsl
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-30
DEMoc9ATsI
TO YOUR GUNS.

The campaign for the election Of
delegates from Cochise county TO the
constitutional convention will be for
malIy opened tonight at a grand raj
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-21
FAIRFIELD

What proved to be really exciting runaway took place yesterday morn ing in front of the Kinsella block. Frank Perry, with another man, was delivering ice, when his big chestnut colt. hitched to the ice wagon, took fright at passing trolley and turn ing square around capsized the wag- on, detaching the body from the gear. An avalanche of ice followed and all the young ones in the neighborhOOd went home with chunks of the trans parent metal. There was a rush from the ShoemakerS and the barber'S shop, as we'll as the cafe, to ascertain the cause of the racket. The horse, dragging after him the four wheels, proceeded up Broad street, and when opposite Mrs. Hinkley's took to the sidewalk and ran to Flint's corner, without scratching a tree or injuring a fence This walk is usually well thronged with children, and several had narrow escape. Finally, the rig came in contact with the stone monument at F7int's corner, and the horse made straight for the new ga- rage which is being erected in Miss Kippen's back yard. There it stopped. The only damage done was the break ing of the reach
 be considered as in full blast and many trips are made daily back and forth by the livery men carrying wom- en and children and suit cases. AL lerton Brothwell of Stratfield and his family have arrived at Red Rock" M. V. c. Giddings and a number of friends spent the week end at the Sasqua club, one of the famous in stitutions of the beach. c. H. Porter and family, from Albany, arrived on Saturday at the Sunset" cottage. Mr. Malcom, who for several summers has run a boarding house at the Hawthorne, will not do so this sea- son. as he has received his degree in medicine and is employed in one of the New York hospitals.
 Thomas Heffern and family have ar rived at Bella Vista for the sea- son. The Smithson family is at the Racquet cottage. MT. Hubschmidt, and family, from New York, has ar rived at the Orient Mrs. Ogden of New Rochelle is at the Normandy"
 Mrs. Samuel German of Greenfield Hill. is laid up with the rheumatism.
 A few days ago the Sasquanaug As sociation held it's 23rd annual meeting. Mrs. J. H. Perry in the chair. Reso- Iutions respecting the death of the two of it's members, Mrs. w. H. Hol- man and Miss Augusta Smith, were read. This society is in the nature of village improvement society, and thanks were returned for all who had given it aid.
 MT. Hartley. who is soon to go to Europe to study music, gave an organ recital last evening at the Congrega- tional church which was well attened and much appreciated.
 Sadie Wakeman of Hulls Farms has sailed for Europe.
 This evening the great grange meet ing on Greenfield Hill will be held. followed by supper.