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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-14
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS
"A Noble outcast' Given by Young
People of st. George Church

"a Noble Outcast" a four-act
drama was produced at the St. George
Hall on Sunday evening by the mem
bers of st. George church for the bene-
fit of the fund for the Orphan S Asy-
lum at st. Francis and it proved to be
one of the most successful amateur
productions ever given in the city.
The hall was crowded to it's capacity
and the work Of the players was gen
erously applauded. The play was pro-
duced under the direction of Father
Walters and it signalized the first APP
pearance of the orchestra of the Young
Mems Society. The playing of the
orchestra was one of the features of
the entertainment. The following is
the cast Of characters for the produc-
ton
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Cast of Characters .


Gerald Weston, known as Jerry the
Tramp ............... A. Schmitz
Col. Math. Lee, southern banker
....>,. ........,........ P. Taxi
James Blackburn, his nephew ......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fr. Engel
Jack Worthington, Blackburn s riv-
al Observation-Disclosures. A. Olsen
Mrs Lee, wife of the colonel 80.
........ Miss M. Muesler
France-A disputed possession -.
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Tn. Lauer
Sadie, faithful but free .....
......"... Miss Eta Scholey
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-10-11
Charles Mason Forsyth,
AUCTIONEER.

Offers his services to the people of
Bourbon and surrounding counties.
Satisfaction guarantee or no charge
charge made.
Speciality made of Live Stock, Real
Estate and Bank Stock.
Twenty-Five years experience.
Orders left at THE BOURBON News
office will receive prompt attention.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-10-11

.l.,k-AE&Ff-fish
/F&c
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-10-11

Top is "a inches square, has
French legs, and good, big shelf at
base. The table may be had in
either oak or mahogany finish; it is
we'll and substantially made. Big
value at this price.
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while packing supplies for the trip. There
were things to eat and drink, and, above
all, ample supplies of bait and guns. Fhe
ambitious sportsman was told Just WHIT
to get he merely endorsed the order
and sent 1t TO the store to be flied.
The party was soon ready to sally iorli
after game In the marshes. Getting INTO
the boat they paddledAaiong. in the cool or
the morning, watching the SUNRISE the
embryo sportsman became absorbed IN
the beauty of the river banks and the sun
coming proudly up above the hiiitops.
Suddenly the nose OF the boat twisted
around u curve into the midst OF what
looked like about million ducks.
Get your ammunition get your gun
ready--now steady" whispered the friend
In a frenzy of Excitement
The statesman came hastily down from
the clouds and CROPPED In the bottom OF
the boat for the right package. He found
his gun, and raclSing his brains for the
many Instructions as TO the proper meth-
DDS of loading. he fumbfed with the pack
age keeping his eye on sthe ducks, While
his friend was carefully sighting AT
last the paper was opened, the bag IN
side untied-plainiy disclosed to view
were twenty-five dozen assorted llsh
hooks-feroclous-lo hooks!
With glance more expressive than any
words. his sportsman friend indicated that
this time for. sure. the statesmen mad un-
'doubtedly "got the hook.
Ex-President Roosevelt has ione less ar
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cries for shirt waists. etc. e. M
up from ........... UAsVV
New Express Shipment of dainty
Point De Paris laces in pretty
match sets, new and m
pretty, up from ............. 1VC
Wide Cotton CIuny Laces, about
5000 yards in white and ecru col
ors, we place these on 1Sn
sale Monday, at yard ..... 1CN
Big New Line ValIencienes Laces,
just in by express. We will have
them ready to show at attractive
prices.
$4,000 yards OF Real Linen Torch
ON Laces, in big assortment of
widths and patterns, edge 10o
and insertion, yard DC and :. 1VN
For the new Bingham Dresses a
big new nine of 'Cash's" washable
colored braid, one M
inch wide, yd-- ........... 1VN
Genuine Smyrna Laces in
dainty and exclusive patterns,
many widths, insertions and o.
edges, selling up from . OF
Making Shirt Waists--Here's the
biggest and best line of dainty all
over embroidery, exclusive OQo
patterns, yard ............ CCN
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06

From thd National Magazine.
At the beginning Of the social season
Sepator Kean OF New Jersey broke out
with very apropos new story CONCERN
in the attractive daughters of a New Jei'-
sey millionaire and sprig of nobility
from across the water. Is
The gentleman had been entertained at
the bospitable New Jersey. home and on
the last night of his visit ball was
given. He invited the second daughter
of the house TO "sit out dance with
him, and during ..the witching hour In
the greenhouse he offered, in most poetic
terms his hand and heart for her ac-
ceptance. The young lady was either not
attracted by the prospect of lifelong
companionship with his. lordship, or had
found some one more to her MIMI ioi
I,she snrrned his Offer. He sighed heavily
and said ~
My dear young lady ] have barred TO
l.you the most sacred feelings OF my. IN
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He Got the bundles Mixed
be- National -NIacazine.

E'aom the National Magazine.
The new story of how a congressman
really got the hook is being diffused
hfoian cloak room circles He was M
der: he spell of Roosevetian hunting the
cries. and believed that the one thing
sGi ing to complete his ststesmanlike
malse-up was that he should be real
sportsman lie had never caught a fish,
killed bird, nor taken life in any FORM
except possibly IN the ease OF a buzzing
mosquito or a droning fly. II was a
serious blot on his scutcheon that he
had never brought home trophies OF the
hunt. An invitation came to join hunt
inw marty. and he accepted II with crate
fu haste. Excitement rose high at home
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Lace and Embroidery Values!

The Unprecedented Sales of Laces
and Embroidery continues to make
new records for the lace depart
ment. Showing tomorrow some of
the grandest vaFnes yet to be dis
played. Compare these values with
those of others.
3 to 4-inch Embroidery Edge and
Insertion to match in Swiss and
nainsook, sheer and pretty 1no
patterns, yard $50.
IS-inch Corset Cover Embroidery
in soft sheer nainsook selling
everywhere at fully third Ok
more than we ask, yard. 80. HCN
27-inch Flouncing with pretty
galloon to. match, showing many
exclusive patterns and Coo
designs at yard 39c to ...... VON
beautiful Baby, Irish Match Sets,
in a grand assortment of new pat
terms and figures, CEo
yard, from $3.50 to :. 80. ccN
Showing Baby Match Sets in
sheer Swiss and nainsook en-
broideries. Big new line for 10o
tomorrow, yard up from go. AVS
Monday We Show Many Novel
Designs in pretty allover embroid-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06
DUCK SHOOTERS
WILL ORGANIZE
Men Who Pick Up Cigar Stubs
to Form Union.
STREET SKATES MUST GO
streets in ParfS--Toy Acroplanes
Are Also Excluded by
The LAW.


'aris, February -(speclal.l-EVery
workman row regards It as sacred duty
devo,ving upon him 10 combine. And not
only workmen, but officials and those
wao serape up a livelihood in the most
p-ecarious OF ways.
There is news that those unfortunate
psople aged in picking up cigar ends
in the Place Maubert arc in revolt. an1
threaten 10 fo-m themselves into trade
union, which viii have its office at the
Labor Exchange. II seems that The
Reggie is prosecuting them. on satnr-
ur0ay seotra genarian. accused of i
l'c;t trading in tobacco, appeared before
the eighth chamber OF the tribunal and
was fined 200 francs. and ordered TO pay
six francs 10 the Reggie by way of resti-
tuition. Notwithstanding the brilliant de-
fcnse made by his counsel the aged pick
e~-lp Of cigar ends found himself an
oTeaCer From the fiscal point of view.
counsel pointed out the tobacco picked up
and reso!d had already paid duty in the
form of cigarettes or cigars and. there
rore, his client had not infringed the
law.
After this judgment the megotiers Of
the Place Mauaert lave resolved 10 form
themselves INTO Union in order to resist
tie Reggie It is therefore struggle be-
tween these poor devils, who earn some
thing like % cents day, and the min
istery Of finance
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The Editor and the Reporter.

From the Atlantic Ma8az1Hef
The new order of speed before every
thing" has brought about its changes at
both ends of a newspaper staff The edi-
torial writer who used to take a little
time to look into the ramif1cation of a
topic before reducing his opinions to
writing. feels Inundated II an event &C.
ours on which he cannot turn of few
comments at sight. but he has still
a refuge in such modifying clauses as
..in the light of the meager details now
before u.s. or "as it appears at this
writing" or 'in spite of the absence OF
full particulars, which may later change
the whole aspect of affairs" Mo- such
covert offers itself to the newsgetter in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06
Nc 5onneil 65 BraxGo1
FOH SALE.

$3.50.
Ios 5exlio: imp ottc; on 5th avenue ae2s
Id street.
Coraer lot ~. .-s-J... brck store and
otaea hal SIS: reI : fur = ler monlh;
bo1 rented. is, >ut-t aad AVe. l..
;a5Co.
Aiiev ooslsr 4ssi-s. N4tit five i-foon7 anl
tFs .-r95n houses; rents Tor Se9 te.'
ronta: aith s,leet. meta; sldowa.as aa.l
sewerage
Fiye-room cottage and bath; fronts south
on AYenee Il: 500 casa. balance by
the month.
S.c-0.
LIT 52xg4. 7-r9o residence "a eleya ed
lot ara te.r1sed irons cast; on Il gh-
lsnG avenue Z
&l)C
Sever-roora fonse. furnace-heafed j. st
of s.igs' Z i ayen.e. c st CT e3sh stree,
ssoc cash. bal ance easy.
s3c Je.
i'hree-story b,tcl: STORE. I'd avenue, north;
renfz 70. ss7o per m ueh.
$3.50.
Six beautiful lois in Norwood, saYa93 each;
vi sell eheep ana on tens 10 suit
cd.
{. a1.-s.la aow. nrYace-Ne-.e1 maaern
roo7e q -. 18Th s.-sr.tn near loop
ear - a.. 49,. 'a-alrt - easy.
Y. y. 5yalcno & CO.
pt-7es IN ~ [o ?, - Efraat
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most soul May ask that you will

most soul. May / ask that you will
never reveal a, word OF what has beef.
said between us tonight?"
II am not q gossip, sir"'
But promise, me, oh, promise me. not
to let the curious and idle world know
what has passed between us at this
witching hour
Certainly 1 will promise. but why are
you so persistent? 1t is not a thing ]
should care to repeat
Should you divulge 1t" said the ardent
youth, ut would be fatal to all hope OF
future happiness. for me; but now he
| breathed a sigh of relief. II shall find
an opportunity to propose to your older
sister before I leave the country
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FOR SALE.



tll0e0a- Fine corner, growing rapidly Big
money IN this
81 .~a-A swell Soo'h Highlands home
unique AMI unusually attractive Large
lot ard loea.f5n the best.
s,s.Hs-Thi8d ave. corner. Rental So.
bargain .ONusr losing Heavily
81. ELEGANT new home, one block Of
Phoea'x CHI nearing comp.etion has
20 : e. espos l-e hardwood floors
III. .. shoat. very Attractive afehiteeta.
1,itt. w.tu worN3ntus li2 an maserial
q - Any one l1li.mg for Eo' |
IA = y, III - talnly be plaased with
It. =. 1T Is sfor NoH.
4 y SOY ,ic-- stcra. Rental 49,,
49,. o..t NV EJmt. one h.oek OF
fs.i.sll a..
!...-55sf ioe1led solt, Highlands cot
80. CO.. ft4.ls.
e, HPEONEp-
=t--l-o IA sy'. he 'r ia $.
s-f.4-ze Nsf'str4sr 81. Il.
.ef5e Aoe.1o, "a i,t III e. Inc.
1so.ee LII a,t, IT, en- 10 Of
=. -.
} s.--ss.s .1,ae .n., 5x.tl. "a ear Lac.
--Te5 foo 'fstlNnI ar. let.
Mcdonnell g. BraxGo1,
r.al 50 .. Ien.a.s. lus .s4z4. Goaas.
Tni 4 aSe ptoass l..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06
Notion Sale!

6-yd. punches reg
ular 10c finishing
braid. for =.
Good quality Pearl
Buttons. all sizes. 5
dozen. tomorrow, for
Best twilled Cot
ton Tape, all sizes,
3 rolls for :. 49,. -.
Dutch Linen Tape,
all widths, Sc bolt. 2
for .... s.
SIMPSONS 400 pin
sheet, 2 papers for. :
Defiance SAFETY
Pins, ? dozen for =
Best Linen Corset
laees. special ..-
Elastic Coirs e t
Laces. % yds for. -.
IA Inch best Lsle
Elastic, black and
white ......
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e zs,iggeet Bargain ca tho
T[arket,

=, - f.a7aH.h aos. soi-A; 3 rooms
e., es-s47', .r1=-so. sc-vants' room. or
~ Is.e =. It's pltps--y has heea
- - rell Sc1h. 10 qt.c !.
sc, e be lad 30. 9--1. See Is TO-.
- iai,lI:s.
! /. Yfnsey Real Estate and
T1s irtn33 Company
on ; 4. Is Est s..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06

The boys who hive taken TO street roll
'e- ska iaE AMI 7ving toy aeroplanes have
| been aDprised of the fact that they ore
/ inf~'1g ing the law. Roller skating IS only
tolerated il Paris On condition that the
slater en- pay for admission to rink.
He may not uae tie street as recreation
Frould. Fer sor'e time past the asphalt
stretch IN the Rue Augus.e Comte nas
''ae7 crowded with roller skaters. The
70 ice cou1rlissary of the Observatoira
quarter appeared on the scene yesterday
and confseated all the skates. The boys
resented this Interference and hoo ed the
police. A determined youth OF IA later
O. drew Up a petition FOR the return of
the skates When all his companions had
signed it / proceeded to lodge it with tie
= oper authorities.
In the Luxen7 bourg Gardens, not far
away, taere was trouble about the same
time. Toy seroplanss are now all the
ge in the gardens. A young hopeful
drove his machine into a passing lady's
hat.' The neadgear and divers curls
were carried away. Madame was greatly
annoyed. and had the BOY and his father
thought before the police conmissary.
the father was asked to pay s25 for the
Galnage done to the hat and curls. As he
refused 1, The case is likely to come before
Inc Justice Of lie peace.
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dent follower In sportsman ambition
than he had a year ago
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06

French jus lee and the French police
1-e overweignted. In q recent debate
Il was shown that thousands ami thous-
ands OF cases stand over every year be-
cause OF the inability OF The judges to
Zeal with sneh q mass of litigation. Civil
procedure il always protEacted in this
'oantry owing TO tradition and red
,apeism. The French Judge viii stop
tie most important affairs. If it is tins
% take his hol d y. In the summar time.
70. example, there is q two months va
cancy.
Another thing, too. is the enoraols
aTount of extra litigation entailed by
Legislation during the past 10 years. The
LIQUIDATION o. The religious congregations,
the appropriated of church foundations
the schooi troubles, labor troubles. and
infraciion Of thu new Sunday rest law
are prolific sources OF contention Frenah
lawyers are Up 10 their ears in work
and should he making money rapidly
The number OF. judges. however, remains
the same and hence it is not surprising
that the government has been Obliged
% frame n bill for the speedy admin
istrat.on OF justice.
AS for the police. they are not sufi-
GENTLY projected against the apaches. It
S too macl to expect the agent de Pc
lice to be hero on s3SJ year There
is not an hour in the night when ne
is not IN peril of life or limo IA Ger
tain quarters Of Paris. The bandits are
all yong Mere boys. most Of them NJ
Lepinc has directed his men TO use their
swords AMI .reyolYers henceforth When
attacked by these savage beasts What
they really want is the lash.
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the open field What he says must be
definite, outright, unqualified or the
blue pencil (slashes remorseiessly through
his lit Is suspected or according to a
rumor which cannot yet be traced to its
original source" What business has he
to suspect?' He is hired to know. For
what. pray, is the newspaper paying him.
il not for tracing rumors to their orig
inal source: and further still. If so in
structed? He is there to be not a thinker.
but worker human machine, like q
steam potato-digger. which. supplied with
the necessary enersizing force from be-
hind. drives Its prods under nature =
mantle and grubs out the succulent
treasures she is trying to conceal
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06

Given by Knights of Honor at Magno-
liza Hall, February IA. Prize for best
dancer. Admission b0c. Ladies' free with
escort.
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The III ar d es t
Wanted

VT NHHENU eases Of Morphine. Opium
and LIQUOR addicions to
cure In TEN. DAYS by our new. painless method
Money can be placed In bank until Is effected
References: Any. Banker. Minister Citizen of
Lebanon. Booklet sent free Address
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06

N. llaniard ard his detectives have
= o. sired a gstng Il chnrch thieves who
.TGce a Big ,oul of valuable ornaments
ta3;st -ie rom tao church of st.
n elt It Houor. On November "
re-. 1t Wa known that the thieves be-
.sgrl 20 Paris. Detectives set to work.
~ forn tape stli- in a villa al
= aier as.-auS- E1tes, Supposed to be oc.
upiad by couple of Independent
ans. In point CT fact they We're re-
st.Aers.
IN The taean;inse some cafes In the
'''''tst quarters of MontnIatre were
ed. IN ttNse cabarets the thieves
osed rs artists, aad offered to sell
g u'sf ie articles t. strangers Tie de-
ctVes harmed that several of the
f=vcs, who gave themselves out. as
&c - c,ors had recently gone 10 London
a - hope Of disposing Of old tapes
sics. rut they were not successful and
lurne ! to Paris last week
Several members of the band were
arrested. They include Russian. a
Fro nchman. four Italians and French
Isirl.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06

The wave Of crime is still passing over
the country. Crime stories are still a
feature OF the popular papers. A hor-
riOe double murder has been commit
tad in the commune OF Rous lion, near
Autun. A couple named Moret-Raquin.
who Fad mode their fortune in Paris,
retired to tar hamlet. OF BiZc. 1t the
morning shouts came from their house.
The neighbors entered and found NJ. Mo-
70 Eaquin and his wife bound. Their
he IDS were terribly battered and they
gave 80 sign Of He A little girl, who
'iV"d w.th Them, was aso bound, but
mad been ah,e to free herself of the gag
thrust in her mouth.
TIE little girl identified one of three
youths. who had entered the house. as
the nephew OF NJ. Morot- Raqpln. The
'oI'hs had Travelled from Paris with the
mention or coa-itti x the crime \ hue
and cry was ra sed ANA they We're ar
rested nj laitun station, where they had
KEN fcxess for Farls Watches gold
trtcs cts. papers ana money belonging
"a their Vie ims wee foanl On tnerl. AT
:, .hey protested theh innocence bit
= l-istev confessed hat they had
va'i5e ron Paris ohseSssG with the idea
IF kim
NJ. ard afmN. Morto- Raquin
IN invcs ga ion shows that the cou-
10 ~era n'ilr.ieeed as they were feed
'rs. t'le'r cet.le. They werc struck on
Il { lcal y itb Il i.otllc. then bound and
arge All angel inc lie house.
t-ter IS crime, the ~ 'rde rers partook
+ g ~e- AL rum oma'.ttcs, and ate
s~a draak un.n ocloc,> ~ tho morn
<. = IS LIT AZ l.ous later after ran
/ ack;l.- the house.
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John D. Strange for county
solicitor.
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FOR SALE.

Bargain; 10-room residence
50x190, 7th avenue between
22d and 23d.
! W.. B. LEEDY q 90.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06
LA GRAND SDecia Sale ON the Second Floor Monday!
See These Special Tables TOMORROW

The Second Floor Offers Sweeping
Reduction Sale on many things tomorrow.
Read these over; many others in the sale.
Chiidren's and Misses Dresses-Com-
prising madras, ginghams and percales
new spring styles, any size you QQc
could want .-...a... ..st...-
Boys Wash suits-One, big line just re-
ceived sizes 1 to years, Russian Blouses
and Sailor styles, in dark and light blue
stripes and checks of brown and and
navy, others solid blue, brown and tans
priced tomorrow. each, from $3.50 OQc
SILK Petticoats in black brown and
grays They formerly sold for $500
Choice of this lot GO 0Q
tomorrow ...... .....t. VS'OO
SILK Petdcoats that were $3.50 in black
and in all new spring shades GO OK
this is a big value at ....-.....s VO'"C
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fI0'-.T
5axlio: npaot,a on 5th avenue aeas
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06

Fiye-room cottage and bath; fronts south
on Avenee Z: 500 casa. balance by
me moEth.
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Extra sizes in black taffeta Cd 90
Silk Petticoats 1890. V1sOO
One Table Dark Outing kimonas and
Dressing Sacques display and 100
sale tomorrow morning, at. ..... lCN
One Table of Ladies' Percale House
Dresses and Wrappers. good full OQc
Sizes wall-made and trimmed f-...> wv
One Lot Childrens Drawers, mo
to IL years, at .....,.......s..- AON
Big Line Misses, Drawers all 15c
. chndren's Combination skirts 15c
and Waists to GO ......-......... NV
ChiIdren's Drawers and Waists, Inc
1 to years, mt .i.........- Nv
II. and w. chiidren's Waists C5c
sizes 1 to IA years, at............. AcN
Corset Waists for Misses spe- 400
ciai, tomorrow ................... 1OS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-03
DELEGATES
TO NATIONAL MEET
BIS5EE sERviAN CLUB TO BE
REPRESENTED IN CHICAGO
MEETING EY PRESIDENT

The Servian club. which was re
Gently organized in this city and
has established headquarters on o.
X. street opposite the Review Office,
win send delegate to the San Fran
cisco Sloga. the national convention
of Serviaa clubs. which convsnes
in Chicago June 3. L. L. Vuko-
vich president of the local club,
win be the delegate He leaves tc-
day. Pref y. f. Pupin, national
president of the federation. will y
present.
The Servian clubs all over the
country are organized for the pur
pose OF cooperating il uniting the
Servia1s in the United States in q
closer bond. The local club has &
gocd membership and promises t.
be a hourishing Organization fror
the start The officers are L. S.
Vukovich. president; Lozo Mikovich
vice president, Lee Sugich. sScre
tary and John Frankovich treasurer
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-03
ID Paso cominn strona

Boost the Bisbee trip. says the FL
Paso Herald The fans are planning
trip over TO the Woifville camp Fri
day aight to witness the Saturday
and Sunday games between the Ma
rooms and Mevericks. The club will
probably go over Thursday night
but the fans prefer to go Friday
night and get in Bisbee in time 20
see the opening game Of the series
and also the Sunday game. Bisbee
is sQuaring of to show the team
and the followers Of the game a big
time. A three section parade of the
Warren district fans will be held
Saturday evening TO be followed
with a baseball dance at the opera
house A number Of the loyal ones
in the Southwestern skyscraper are
planning TO make the trip. Direc-
tors Krakauer and Potter are also
planning to make the trip and Off
cal scorer Art Woods win go if
he can arrange to take the baby
along. Doc Triolo will also go. A
special rate has been promised if
a sufficient number of fans can be
secured TO make the trip Bisbee
is the hottest baseball town in the
league and is there when it comes
to entertaining visiting players and
fans.