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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
ANDERSON DONOVAN
MATCH ARRANGED
6Is5EE MAN ON LONG END OF
$1,000 TO $500 WAGER ON THE
RESULT.

BY the receipt of letter from A.
J. Edwards. manager for Jack Dono-
van, the wrestler. now at Phoenix, The
details Of the match between him and
Emil Anderson. the local star, were
sa isfaci crily arranged and the
match viii take place 2:3O Sunday
afternoon at the Orpheum theater.
They will meet for a side bet OF
81 600 TO $500. which Donovan insists
upon having with Anderson al he
long end o. he money This amount
IS practically assured and the $50 bet
to bind the match is already in Ref
ere Nelson's hands. He will also act
as stakeholder.
Local mat fans are laughing at
Donovan's apparen. insecure position.
He admits tina. Anderson outclasses
him when he asks that he put up
81 600 against his $500 as a side bet
He didn't make near the showing
against Anderson that Hazard DID in
heir recent bout, and when Hazard
challenged Anderson for a straight
match everybody was satisfied then
to let it rest at an even money propo-
sition.
! After Anderson ges's Donovan's
goat and cash as well. he viii wade
mo Tom Young Of CORTLAND and
then Hazard for a straight match
There's ali kinds of dc.ngs promised
IN maidom If the fans only take the
proper interest
( IF people don't show by their at
tendance mex Sunday that they want
good. clean. square wrestling. that
ends It with rae as far as Bisbee IS
concerned" said Anderson yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
FIRST BASKET
BALL BALL GAME OF
BOYS FRIDAY
BiSbee Quint. viii Go TO Tucson
For Contest With the High
School of That City,--GirIS
Also.
At last it's out.

At last it's out.
Bisbee High school boys will play
the first basketball game of the sea
son next Friday night with Tucson
High at Tucson.
Also that first .eam lineup, which
has been a much-mOoted question for
weeks. is ready TO be told 10 the pub
lie. Here's how they'll get together
for their frs. game:
X. Benton and Frank Champion.
forwards; Walter O'Malley. center:
Charles Hurst and Walter Hoesch.
guards; Roswell Champion. substi-
tute.
Both the boys and girls will leave
Friday for Tucson, where a sort of
basketball tourney will be held Fri
day and Sa .urday. The Douglas
girls will also be in on the doings,
but. alasl No male escorts will go
from Smelterville for the reason that
they haven't any team. That leaves
Douglas girls open to any and all
conques's of the Tucson lads.
The girls will battle Friday night
with Tucson High, also the boys.
while Douglas girls will meet the
University of Arizona girls. Satur-
day the University and Bisbee. both
boys and girls teams, VIII clash.
while Tucson girls will take on Doug
las. There may be some switches in
the schedule. but hat is the way it's
planned at present.
Both Bisbee teams. therefore, have
two hard games on their hands. The
strength of the Tucson and University
boys is as yet an unknown guam lily.
Tucson girls have beaten Bisbee
cnce. consequently the latter's en-
deavors will be to get back at them.
With yhe improved team work shown
ct he last game with Douglas. they
hope to accomplish this easily. They
also figure on beating the university
girls.
About twenty-five will make the
trip from here. so roofing viii be
lively at all stages. The crowd in
cludes members of the faculty. chap
ercnes and Just plain rooters.7 al
ready in training for their part OF
The program.
Prospects are good for Bisbee cop
ping most of the honors. and that's
what they figure on bringing home
as the prowess of bo-h sexes. Gei
after EN-.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
LOWER PRICES PREVAIL.

NEW YORK. Ftb. 1.-THE principal
fact impaired by the action # the
stock market today was its lapse, in
a large part. into the hands Of the
professional element The element
had been impressed on Friday with
assertions put / ncirculation regard
ing the contents OF President Tafts
speech, then in prospect for Saturday
night Perusal of the speech dis
closed no sign of retractions which
had been broadly insinuated in some
Friday reports. and professional opera
tors In stocks promptly retraced the
steps taken on Friday before the two
days roliday interval In the market.
This was the cause OF marking back
CT prices from one to over two points
in opening transactions Of stocks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15

thing, and altogether ! may say that
am now heartily in favor Of organ
lied ball"
Mr.. Jay. OF Naco. who represented
the Cansnea team at he meeting. was
doubtful whether he Cananea team
wonld come in. He stated that the
copper company paid most of the
teams expenses. gave its members
jobs. etc. and he did not think hose
IN control would think Of the propos-
ton. However. O'Donovan promised
TO use his influence and prospects for
a meeting and III Innate league organ
/ ization are bright, as Cananea cannot
well hold out against the wiseness o!
[ the other five OF the club circuit
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
ORGANIZED BASE BALL IS
FAVORED BY b|SBEE FANS

and the baseball
Of
representing Warren Lowell South
Bisbse and Bisbee. olows::
Z Jesse Yoakum b. A.
iinckey Flank oCcnneI Fankenberg.
Keehan
yesterday drawn by Attorney
= forwar filing
in a
the sha
District Baseball and
association
organized
. hzseba a hot discussions.
Manager .oDonoyan present ands
his ready Cananea the
with Mexican
. town satisfactorily. is expected
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15


! one representative. four from the Low
ell distric... including South Bisbee.
and four from Bisbee. The following
names were then placed in nomination
and unanimously chosen TO guide The
ball affairs of the club for this year:
Warren-Jesse Yoakum.
Lowell and South Bisbee-Judge
Murphy. Jack Hinckley. 3. a. Patter-
son. Frank Juliff
Bisbee-J. Nj. O'Connell. Joe Nc
Keehan, Sam Frankenberg. Dan An
gius.
It WAS decided that the direc .ors
should meet next Sunday afternoon
at q: so O'Clock at Attorney ]. NJ. o.
Connell's Office, when officers will be
elected; to-wit: a president. vice-P:esi-
/ dent. secretary and treasurer.
Cactus League or no Cactus
Leaue" was then declared by mutual
consent to be the subject for discus
sion and Chairman Frankenberg for h
with called upon Manager b. A. o.
Donovan. who had dropped In. for a
few remarks from the Douglas stand
point.
AT first / was opposed to organ
lied ball. he said There are sew
eraI clauses in the national agree
ment that / objected to and under
which / believed he clubs on the cir
cult could not exist
"One was the clause regarding con
tract-jumpers. have some on the
Douglas team and Cananea also has
few. Under agreement ruIes it
would net be possible 70 play them.
Messrs. Kahn and Harbuck, however.
who visited Douglas he other day
satisfactorily adjusted that.
They were not here in the interest
of the Shreveport club alone but were
sent ou- by the National commission
10 persuade the clubs in the south
west to enter organized ball. Mr..
Kahn stated shat this was no obstacle
a. all: that every player carried by
either club would be re-intated by
the commission should we decide to
come into the fold
Another clause WIS thai OF draft
ing TO Glass A. They stated hat as
long as any players released By any
club in organized ball. cared To ac-
cept the salary terms on this circuit
they could play here. regardless Of
what league they were released from.
IL is not necessary for this circuit to
take players from the Texas league
alone. as was the opinion held at
Douglas and Cananea heretofore. They
may be secured anywhere. as long as
released and the contract price here
Satisfactory
Another strong asse- for organized
ball is the drafting proposition. As
things now are. if any OF the organ
lied leagues wants a player they come
along and sign him. take him away on
a days notice some lines. and the club
owners. who have been paying them
their salary. have no redress. Nov,
, If any of the classes higher up want
one of cur players. they will have %
purchase him outright for n good fig
lure or else wait until at -er August O.
when they can draft him. For draft
ing, even, the club losing the player
gets $500. In the event of a player
either being purchased or drafted, Il
is for NEXT YEAR. no. this. and the
club S thereby sure of his service:
the remainder of the seasCn. So. a
the end of a season Of organized ball
the profits from disposing of mum
Der of players is a good-sized asse
10 meet any deficit that may aris'
during the season.
Control of the players is another
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
RIFLE CLUB HAS
DAY OF PRACTICE
RiSBEE SHARPS WILL COMPETE
WITH MILITIA AT PHOENIX
NEXT TUESDAY.

1t was fair day for shooting on
the Country club range Sunday with
a light wind and no mirage. l. was also
the last day of practice for the team
before going TO Phoenix TO shoot a
match with the territorial militia on
the 22nd of this month. The s.x-men
team will be composed Of Nichols.
Mitchell. McMinn. Fisher, Watkins,
Cunningham and Hurst who will
leave Bisbee next Sunday az 2:25
O'Clock p. m
Following are the scores made last
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
THE DOUGLAS VIEW.


Was there ever such a muddle as
in the present baseball situation in
which the only thing that Is clear IS
that Douglas viii have good baseball
in any event? The Shreveport repre-
sentauves have been here and have
gone away convinced that they have
won their case Not only were they
the representatives CT Shreveport,
but of the association. and they
brought with them the big stick d"
This they did not display too opelly.
hut on the contrary they were concil-
iatory in the extreme, offered 70 per
mIt the players now here to remain.
explained away points that seemed
Objectionable on the drafting situa-
ton. offered the local club practical
jly every thing that ODonovan want
CO. and answered pretty nearly every
argument advanced against organiz-
cd ball besides offering arguments
tEe Don found impossible to answer.
The big stick" is the announce
ment that IL we do not enter organic
ed ball we shall be outiawed. No
such players as Clark. Raymond
Pelky. ct al. win be permitted to play
! here at the close Of the season as
last year.
cansnea is Problem
The situation narrows down TO this:
II Cananea does not join in the pro
posed league shall Douglas turn dow.
the club that has done most for base
ball in the cactus belt2 It was thu
Incentive of beating Cananea tina
produced a winning team here. i
the attendance which is drawn frou
Cananea to the games here of NOR
weight than having organized ball
VIII it not be a better business pro
position for the city to remain OF
playing terms with Cananea and re
ceive the trade which the excursions
from there bring than to play witt
others? So 1t is TO a large exten
up to Cananea as to what shall b.
done II the Mexican camp shall de
eide to go in for organized ball. Al
will sign the national agreement
This will be decided. Manager O'Dor
ovan expects. at a meeting whicl
Twin be held at Bisbee tomorrow a
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
siowhoys.
hioonshirers.

Total pins, 1923 Team average,
IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15

Representative stockholders OF the
proposed baseball stock company. at
their meeting at the Copper Queen
hotel Sunday afternoon, turned wha-
has only been food for talk. thought
and reflection the past week into a
booming. bubbling reality in the shape
of the Warren Distric. Baseball and
Amusement Co, with a capital stock
of 5000 and articles of incorporation
are now on their way to Phoenix for
fling with the territorial officials.
Nearly fifty enthusiasts of the great
est OF American sports were present
when Chairman Frankenberg called
the meeting 70 order a little after =
O'clock. He called for reports from
the soliciting committees first to see
how the proposition stood financially
before angling further was done.
Judge Murphy, speaking for the Low
ell delegation. reported that during
the week his committee had got busy
10 the extent that there was now
$1,000 subscribed as Lowell's quota
toward the support of the team.
That's not all we will do he said
provided Bisbee shows that she's GO
ing to do something. A number of
cur stockholders are ready to double
Their subscriptions providing Bisbee-
ties show the right spiri- ana circu-
late their petitions. Lowell has not
Vet been fully covered. but the sub
scriptions We will obtain from these
Others will bring cur fund up 10 $500
at least. Now Id like to hear what
Bisbee has done.
Joe MsKeehan reported that We'd
nesday afternoon he and Sam Frank
enberg circulated a peti- abou.
Main street only ard obtained in
about three hours time. upwards of
$500. but that since that time no hing
had been done, although money was
waiting az almost every BUSINESS
house about towns AR McKeehan
stated hat Mr. Frankenberg was I'M
able TO leave his business after Wedn- |
-esday and that he didn't propose 10 |
make canvass without somebody 20 |
help him.
a discussion then took place. in
formally. regarding the whereabou S
q a booster. or several OF them. to |
help Joe out IL is known that the |
banks. and business houses on Brew !
cry Gulch. Railroad avenue. o. X |
street. Naco road, TO say nothing of
the Coaper Queen hoe doctors. law
years. and private citizens, are ready
10 get in whenever they see the sub
sc-iption list Several volunteered
their services for different afternoons
his week and he work. strengthened
by the orgs nizatiol. will be s6en up
with renewed energy. Bisbce should
be good at least for $500 If Lowell
can raise $500. No report was re
ceived from Warren. They need a
little proddins out there. but some Of
The consistent boosters will see that
they get enough OF it this week 10
sir the fans OF the town to action.
Then the bunch go down 10 organ
ization. At first one or two wanted
10 postpone this until mex. Sunday OF
account OF the showing Bisbee had
made on the face OF he subscription
list. This was Immediately over
ruled. however.
If We delay one day we're ouly
side-tTacking that much interest.
said Chairman FrankenbeTg. NO
We are here C organize now tets g
through with it.
Ira hc.ng the general concelsu'
81 opin'o uc5inations for a bosrc
of seven directors we're called for
after Il beiEs decided 10 give Warner
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15
ILLICIT WHISKY MEN
KEEP WINNING STREAK
TeooE kooNsHINERs TAk= AN
OTHER GAME Al Y. M. c. A..
ALLEYS LAST EVENING.

The Y. NJ. c. A. bowling alleys
have been fresh waxed and, judging
from last nights scores, are about
the fastest in his part CT he coun-
try. The feature of the playing was
the high scores made by the first and
second teams and the steady bowling
as is indica ed by the averages. The
individual scores for The two teams
are as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15

mer resulted in judgment being rem
dered in favor of the plaintiff for the
full amount and the costs of the suit
IN addition by Justice Burdjck yes
terday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15

ternoon when Walling and another
Cananea representative will be pres
ent II Cananea comes in It is set
tied. If Cananea stays out Manager
O'Donovan states that it is up TO
Douglas stockholders to decide and
Bisbee will do whatever Douglas de
cides on. The sister cities will stick
together. So the clouds may clear
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-15

George Defeats His Uncle.
The suit of George Ziede against
his uncle. Frank Ziede, to recover
1910 due him for hauling freight
from Douglas TO CORTLAND last sum
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-09-23
HYMENEAL.


No Man Can Either Live Piously. or Die
Righteously Without Wife. Richter.
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Suggestive of Winter.

Our merchants are piling high their
shelves and counters with new fall and
winter goods and now that cool wealth
er is coming OH all these warm things
look pretty good. The show windows
are being re-arranged and handsome
articles adapted TO the season are dis
played with great taste, suggesting that
to the early buyer comes the best to be
had.
Plaids are to be greatly used for dress
goods this year. Ii. G. Martin has a
window full of pretty stuffs for your
girls school frocB. At Beavis IL Hutch
inson's there's a window display of out.
ings and tlannelettes, yard goods and
made up articles, showing pretty new
effects in those soft warm fabrics. One
window at Palmer Bros. Il Co. has a
variety of furs, muifs and neck pieces
that you want to snuggle up in, and
the other window shows handsome
dress goods and trimmings.
In Cochrane's big window there are
delightful patterns in white for shirt
waists, also dress goods and trimmings
and a showing of umbrellas for the bad
days we are sure to have.
At the Bon-ton there are handsome
fall suits of the latest styles, waists and
coats for ladies and children.
n. Kerr & Son are showing big line
of outing and woolen blankets and
pretty comfortables i'm their display
window.
Every window and store has full
new line of practical, useful and hand
some goods and our merchants know
how to eater to the wants of their Gus
toners
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Social Functions.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Adams enter.
tanned the members of the M. +. church
choir Monday evening, at an informal
gathering, honoring the Misses Jean
Drake and Nellie Beard, who left on
Thursday for Ypsilanti to take a course
in music. The guests of the evening
were entertained with raflles and a
dainty lunch.
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Friday there was nothing special ON.
Many left on the morning trains or
drove to their homes. Others remain
ed until evening, loath to break up the
pleasant time. The beautiful weather,
the hearty welcome accorded to them,
one and all, had made the days and
hours of the reunion time to be thor
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Service of Song.

The program of praise service given
in the M. +. church last Sabbath even.
ing was largely attended. The choir
was composed of about fourteen voices
and the numbers were rendered as pub.
lished last week
The program consisted of a delight
full variety of anthems, solos, Duets
and quartettes and each one was most
thoroughly enjoyed. Rey. Gilchriese
gave few minutes talk on music, max.
ing known some facts of interest.
Mrs. j. r.. Staley was the accompa-
mist of the evening.
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SPECIAL MEETINGS
Rev. Geo. 3. Crawford, of West
minister church, Port Huron, tc
assist Rev. Case for two weeks al
PRESBYTERIAN church.

assist Rev. Case for two weeks al
Presbyterian church.
Sunday evening the meetings that
have long been looked forward 10 by
the PRESBYTERIAN church will start
Mr.. Case is especially fortunate in Sc
curing Rev. Crawford to lead the work
in these meetings Mr. Crawford is
one of the most successful clergyman
in the Flint Presbytery and is a clear
forceful speaker lie is man who
delivers a heart message. Without
resorting TO emotiOnalism or any OF
the sensational methods so often EN-.
ployed by evangelists, he brings his
hearers into vital touch with Christ as
their personal Savior
One characteristic Of the message
that Mr.. Crawford brings, is its sur.
passing sweetness, fairly wooing souls
into the Kingdom, as he presents the
love of God as manifest in Jesus Christ
The services will start at 7:30, the
first half hour being given up to a
song service. The meeting proper be-
ginning at eight and closing promptly
at nine.
The subjects for the first week are as
follows:
Monday.
"a Greed Everyone in Yale win Ac-
cept" Gen. 1925
Tuesday.
"The Court of Final Resort" Job
ALI
Wednesday.
allow Came into Court" Rom, 7:ll
Thursday.
"My Plea i'm Court" Rom. 7:23
Friday.
my Advocates Prayer to the Court
Luke 1884
The public at large are most cordially
inyited to these meetings.
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Tuesday the members of the Nj. +.
Choir met to have a picnic supper in
Kennefick hall at p. m. A long table
was spread and meal fit for the gods
was eaten with much merriment and
laughter, after which general good
time was had. The occasion was
given in honor Of Nellie Beard and
Jean Drake.
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o. E. S. Election OF Officers.

At the regular meeting of Yale Chap
ter, O. +. 5. on Wednesday evening
the following officers were elected for
the coming year.
Installation will be held next week
Wednesday, Sept. %, each member OF
the order being given the privilege of
inviting one friend to be present.
Worthy Matron Mrs. Bernice Fuller
Worthy Patron, j. f. Beavis
Asso. Matron, Sara Mckenzie
Conductress. Mrs. Florence Denison
Asso. Con-, Ada Beard
Secretary, Mrs. ID. Elizabeth Lacy
Treasurer, Mrs. Euphemia Howell.
Subscribe for the Expositor.
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A quiet morning wedding was solem-
nized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Pearce on Tuesday, September 20,
1870 when their daughter n. Maude
was joined in wedlock to Fred l.. Locke,
of Capac.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
white embroidered Batiste and unat-
tended by bridesmaid stood before a
window decorated with ferns, flowers
and greenery with her future husband
and the words were spoken by Rev.
Gilchriese, pastor of the NJ. +. church
which made them one, the ring service
being used
Only few guests were present, rela-
tives of the bride and groom and after
the ceremony the wedding breakfast
was served. The rooms and tables were
arrayed with the beautiful white and
lavender astors and smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Locke were driven by
auto to Emmett where they took the
train for Port Huron, their future home,
Mr.. Locke being a travelling salesman
for the Truesdel Marble Co. Nov1st is
the date for their at home in their house
on 10th Avenue. Mrs. Locke has al
ways been one of Yale's popular young
ladies, and congratulations are heaped
upon her from her numerous friends
for happy and prosperous life.
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: Wednesday six o'clock dinner was
given by Mrs. J. r. Staley to all those
who camped together at Keewahdin
beach this summer. This was a fare
well gathering with the young ladies
departing for Ypsilanti
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What The Farmer Receives

oughly enjoyed and we hope the mem
ory will remain like pleasant vision,
in the hearts and minds of our old vet
eranS
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Located on South Main street, some
household furniture nearly new. In
quire Of Mrs. w. j. Miller, Yale. 232
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John Jordon, aged S5 years, 2months
and days, died at his home i'm Green
wood township on Sunday, Sept. 18,
1910, and the funeral was held from
Sacred Heart church, Yale, Wednes.
day, Rev. Er. Cullinane, officiating. In.
terment in the II. G. cemetery west of
Yale. He was born in Oxfordshire,
near Wattlingham, Eng, July 8, 1925.
Deceased had been a resident of
Greenwood for over 80 years and had a
large circle of warm friends. The
cause of his death was asthma from
which disease he had suffered for many
years. Besides his widow he is surviv-
ed by eight children. Henry Jordon,
Saginaw; Mrs. w. j. Smith, Port Hur-
on; Mrs. l.. Soules, Standish; Mrs. G.
Elberts, Saginaw; Mrs. A. M. Russell,
George Jordon, Mrs. A. +. Jackson,
Yale; Mrs. James Clark, Greenwood.
Deceased has resided on place where
he died for "a years.
A large procession of friends and
neighbors followed the remains to their
last resting place.
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On Wednesday, Sept 2l. roll of bills.
Owner will please call on Selma Ross,
prove property and pay for this notice.
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OBITUARY..
BE still prepared for death and death or
life shall thereby be the sweeter.-
Shakespeare.


Mary Connell died at her home in
Brockway township on Monday Sept.
II, 1870 aged SO years. The funeral
was held from the house on Wednes-
day Rev. j. w. Saxbee officiating. In
terment at Moore's cemetery.