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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

Aside from baseball, egitation,
sports are rather dead as a local is
sue. The fnterscolastic basketball
season closed last night. except for
the tournament games at Fl Paso IN
the eight club meet. In this affair
Bisbee ought TO at least make good
showing. and the boys. who are more
than anxious to get into it. will be
given the opportunity.
There viii again be two tourna-
ment genes at tine Y. NJ. c. A..
gym. Friday evening. The tourna-
meDt standing TO date shows that the
y. NJ. c. A. even with its larger
men. is not going 10 have any walk
away 10 that Gilman trophy If the
high school first team has anything
to say about IL. and the second team,
also. The poor third team is strug.
Cling game.y along. but hasn't won a
game so far They'd better get busy
and not get in the Washington class
It's in them. all right. and they'll
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
INTERCOLLEGIATE SWIMMING

NEW HAVEN, March s.-The
first championship meet of the Inter
collegiates Swimming association
ever held at Yale takes place in the
new Carnegie pool tonight. Penn,
sy.vania. Princeton. Columbia, Har.
ward. Yale and the College of the
City OF New York have entered their
.speediest men, and it is anticipated
that the meet may result in some
new records being made. Oalx the
individual championships are to be
decided.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

strike their stride before the tourney
ends.
AS for bowling. there's still two or
three weeks more OF il at the Y. NJ &.
C.. A. Every Tuesday afternoon.
now. is ladies' day. and quite a num-
Der are turning out for practice.
Should this game take hold more firm
ly upon the members of the fair sex,
tournament will be gotten up for
them
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
fBy tIaml


When Ruehie Jennings, the best
shoT<s.op the game has ever known
and manager OF a three-time pennant'
winner in the American leagvc, says a
playeT looks good TO him he must b.
pretty nearly right Hughie says
Dan coogan is corker and willing
20 conc here providing .erms are
right with the salary the club Is
willing TO offer Dan ought 20 be pack
ing his batbag and hitting the trail
for Arizona in Just about the length
of time Il takes TO get wire from
here 20 Ithaca. New York.
He's coaching Cornell university
nov. but his work viii soon be over
there and he's hen at liberty to take
the first of6e- that looks good to him.
After the meeting today Bisbee will
know whom its going to have for
manager. anyhow. Coogaa will be
considered first. in all probability; il
terms are not sa isfactory. there s
plenty more boys waiting for the
chance to take the team. and good ball
players. 100.
This man Dalrymple, according to
recommendations. sizes up much to
the COED. With p7oof positive ia le.-
tiers. etc. that he cen play with most
any of the coast teams II he wants 20.
Cal Ewing wants him. Hap Hogan
wants him. bn- he would rather. have
a managers Job on a small team than
hold down = PLAYERS berth in one OF
the big ones. Resides. hes managed
teams beicre.
There's liable 10 be many more APP
plicaGons for managerial jobs IN
Judge Murphy's possession. however
before that meeting this afternoon.
and that's about all he magnates viii
do: talk about who's who. he why and
wherefore. then leave the players nj
10 him.
Bert Whaling should also be cousid-
cred in the proposition. Il hes any
thing like his brothers, Bob and Tom,
he's ball player and could deliver.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

Listen 10 this from Cananea-
From indications OF the hour i. ap-
pears that the real battle for suprema-
cy- will be vaged between the town
Bill Greene made and the burg Of iu--
mace fires. Spider Adams says that
Jimmy Scott really does intend to
shoot the pellet for ODonoyanis lads,
and Adams has his information from
the redoubta5le Scott himself and
ought 20 know TIE Douglas bunch
will be- formidable but Cananea Will I've
on decE when the roli lis called. On
Monday mornings rain there came In
a brawny. hard-muscled lad who ans
werS 10 the name of 81. Robert VIVA
ling He supports a weight OF $50
pounds and an ability to smash the
ball that cannot De gainsa'd. Brother
Bob is the property OF the $. Louis
Nationals. but objected TO being
farmed on the lot that organization
designated him TO: hence his presence
in Cananea. In addi ion 10 his bril-.
liant record here two years ago the
following quotation from the Sporting
News OF January p, IS cited. 'Nhal-
ings hitting virtually carried the
Shreveport. club and in fielding the
great Hal Chase does not 90 an inch
;ab0vee aim" ~Bobs superior as a
first basemau has never been seen in
the southwest His brother Tom. of
last years team, will be in next Mon
day. Max Reardon's ticket 20 F.
Wor h came in yesterday but the
agent was notified that il would not
be used.
J. appears that Harhuck viii man
age the Pass City boys. It IS sincere
Iy hoped thst ne 81 Land the Job
since such contingency woald put
the Fl Paso team on; OF the running
entirely. Hsrbuck viii have a TAI.
oppor unity Of showing Just what he
can do. Here's betting it wont b.
much
In lie Brand. Douglas secures a rea
class A catcher But after ALL nc
team can win unless good reliable UNI
pires are secured. If Southwestern
ball men overlook that iinportan
question. they will hurt the game ;
great deal more Than class d bal
could have done. Get two good un
Tres and save the game
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
BASEBALL MANAGER 10 Be
CHOSEN At TODAY'S MEETING
COsean Hughie Jennings Choice, Will Probably Get First
CaI-Somse Other Good Ones Want Whir at 1t.
e. PaSo Gets Harbuck


With Interest. Heretofore. he has
been Known only as a scout and pick
er OF bali players, and a pretty good
one al that. Bu. back at Ell Paso
they have every faith in him as the
the leader of the White Sox for 1910
At a recent meeting an executive
committee 60 perfec- the organization
was named and is composed of the
following: II. Z. Potter, manager OF
the street railway company: Edgar
Kaiser. cashier OF the First National
bank: +. r. Neff. of the Neff coal Co.
and Robert Krakauer. They are al
ready at work with a subscrip ion list
and expect to have the necessary
amount ready in no time. Harbuck Is
already getting strings on players foI
the season and the club win without
doubt be a strong one.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

e y y 80 90 80 %
CALENDAR OF SPORTS WEEK. =
.
tournament of Association
.
meeting Baseball League Dayton
. Opening o automobile show at Albany n Y
. Tuesday
Mcfarland Fletcher 70 ROUNDS az Dubhh
.
Opening OF three Birmingham Ala
. "Wednesday
Opening Pnehurst C.
= Thussdsy-
Opening OF at Uni
. fverSiy WISCONSIN 49,
Stanley roands.
Doherty. rounds at New Haven .
. thur 10 rounds. Utica N Y y
. Friday
. Opening of AngoAmecan Newnes .
.
wrestling championship ofSouh Atlantic Association A A
at Washington. ID C.
Wrestling Championship Association A A. .
u. at Cambridge. Mass
Jimmy at Milwaukee
Gunboa Jack Burns. -ounds at Oakland Cal
. saturday
Central A championship meet at Milwaukee
carnival Columbus University at
New
Dual athletic OF Indiana Universities
at Ill
Annual indoor varsity University Michigan at
Arbor
Association
a a a a O a a a q q g O q Q .
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

What Harbuck viii do wi h the FL
Paso baH club. though win be watched
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

Charlie Stone the former favorite
heavyweight wrestler Of these parts.
has u1bbed up serenely in London
town across the water and is Great
ing lively stir with his friend. John
Aiddleski. better known as the Big
Indian"
In Health and Strength. a sporting
publication of the worlds metropolis
under date OF February 10, there is a
, frontispiece showing both men ready
for action. In the contest about
page is devoted in telling about both
Of them. showing a cut or two of them
in action. posed especially for the
paper. The London sport critics are
touting both Of them as giants and
speak in especial praise Of Stones
work IS wrestler.
Charlie is trying to get hold oil
George Hackenschmidt. the Russian
Lion. for a match and is also after
Andre Cherpillod and other European
artists.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18
Free for Stomach
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18
AN INN,.NCf
OF HAMhsP|NG
TEXAS WATERWAY CASE PARAL-
LEI 10 TINT on TULsAS
WHAT EFFORT WILL DO
Beaumont Chamber Of Commerce
Beaumont Chamber Of Commerce
Balk~ Adverse Report of Engineer
aud Project VIII $50 Through

\ striking example of what cln bo
done In waterways cases by keeping
constantly ana pcrscycrIngly on the
hammcrlng line is aptly illustrated In
the fight which Beaumont Tex, ana
"a surrounding wealthy community has
done In this line,
That this case should bc one of
profound interest to Tulsans the ciu-
2rus ol the county aud the citizens of
tho counties lying along or near the
Arkansas, Is evident In the face of the
fact that the situation there was al-
most am exact parallel Of the one the
people here are facing and although
ID was reported against 10y the gov
crnment engineers, Il Is believed that
il viii go through I'm the end,
The value Of commercial club work
Us also evidenced In the vigorous.
torcufM ana thoroughly orgaui2cd ol-
forts put forth IN the campaign con-
durtcd by the Chamber of Commerce
for the Improvement of the Ncches
River and deepening Of the Sabine
NcChcs canal so as tu enable uccun-
going vessels tO ply direct 10 licau-
mont. Practical ana beneficial ms IL
seemed 10 It's advocates, and endorsed
as II WIS 10y the largest shippers of
lumber, oil and rice, the project was
disappruNcd by the government en-
giucCr I'm charge Of the district and
his findings were sustained 10y the
superior Officers This adverse report
only spuTrd the Beaumont folk 20
greater activity They had the help
oi the people of the ucighboring city
OF Orange, ON the Sabine River who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

wished pissed at the negro conven-
ton Hogan came back, telephoned
llcrsh and Johnson to come over that
he had the money. lie showed them
money and offered them forty dollars
# they would keep stlll on dny Of the
Kersh and Johnson re-
fused to take the money and exposed
the Hogan doIl In convention but the
Democratic committee had bought
enough delegates to pass their resolu-
tiOus I'm an uproar,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

mess for the October conslstory.
interior of the temple has been
degring remodeling the last & M
and about $4,000 worth Of
scenery IL being put in.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18
We Knou You

appreciate home that Is neat in
appearance and whore the appoint
mcnts are complete. II would 5r
neater with first class Clock, per-
haps, and right now you can OBJ
sdn a dandy Mantcl cock llt %
10 per cent discount from regula
prices. For instance. We are selling
a 2-chme Clock as below Z l-2In.
base, II inches high, hour and halt
hour strike, S-day movement was
5000,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18
BOYS GIVE BOND
Ramona Youths waive Examinnt ons
und VIII Have Trial wednesday

Special 20 the World.
Ramona, Okla, oct l6--The trial
of Taylor and Neral for roboery
here resulted in the boys being placed
under $1,000 bonds each. McFall gave
bond i,nmediately but Taylor could
not. Taylor was taken to Bartlesville
where he was placed IN jail untii bond
could be secured He returned home
this morning on the 1851 train having
secured his bond late yesterday or
last night The boys seem to be
badly scared.
McFall's room was searched ana
goods were found which are alleged To
have been taken from Swenringens !
store The examination was waived
and set for next Wednesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

Mr. and Mrs j. ID Vance.
The Belluew W. c. r. I. viii
meet this afternoon with Mrs Or.
Brewer in Eores; Park Addition, Thir-
teenth street Visitors are cordially
invited,
Miss E,hcl Elliott entertained Sat
urdhy evening complimentary to her
sister, Miss Faye Elliott It was a
musicale with informal amuscments
alsc The guests were Misses Ruby
Henderson. Edna McGrew, Florence
Vance, Flo Thompson, Laura Lath-
am, Fcrcl 'rycr Of kansas city;
Messrs. oscar Watt, A. Hewitt, Fred
Thompson, Percy Nosbit, Winlred
Cunningham willis HardmaG, Roy
Essley and Gerd Tonnes
The meeting Of the A. r., +. club
has been postponed until Thursday
evening.
Clever invitations were issued yes
erday for a dance to be gwen at Or
.cutt Pavilion Thursday evening by the
young ladies of the society dancing
crowd II viii be in the nature of n
mock leap yelr affair and many clever
features viii be introduced
Misses Alice West. Zona Williams
aud Mcssrs. Weldon and Clayton Rob
erts spent Sunday at Bird Creek Falls
picnicking.
Mr.. aud Mrs w V. Biddson are
'cNucctod home today from AnadarkO.
Mrs Biddison ha5 been there for a
fortnight and Mr.. Biddison joined
her the latter part Of the week. They
win be accompanied by Mrs. Carl
.Sratton.
Mrs. Hudson is here from Pawnee
for "A visit with her son aud his wife.
Mr.. ana Mrs carl Hudson,
Mrs O. NJ Lancaster has gono
to Sulphur for a weeks stay.
Roscoe Adams spent sunday in
Jcnnings with home folks,
4, V. H. Blddison spent sunday here
with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Adams of Jennings
win be the week edd guests Of her
brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs.
curt Il Adams. and her brother Ros-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

bald smith Misses Mae Evans Theo-
dosla Farmer, Louise Mitchell and
Messrs A. T.. Farmer W. NJ. Arm
strong of Kansas CITY Charles Lud-
ley Erie williamson, Victor Martin,
Gardner Steele Roscoe lIuguenin,
Philip Hatca, q. carran and Gray
Erick had dinner at the Country club
Sunday evening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

flushing Masonic Temple.
Special 10 tile World
Guthrie. Okla, oct l7.---Many
wcrkmcu are busy here ON the Ma
sonic temple trying 10 get it In read
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

Miss Beuluh HUH of Okmulgee was
the guest over Sunday of Misses So
phia aud Lillian Magnuson
------.44-.
Mrs. W. H. Randolph and Miss
Alice Strngfleld leave this morning
for Shawnee to attend the synodical
meeting of the Home and Foreign
Missionary societies Of the state, They
represent the missionary societies Of
the local church and Miss Rislingcr
will so MS a delegate from the Chris
tian EndeaNor
The following interesting program
was given by the Keystone pupils Of
Mrs Ella Groh recently
Piano trio--lla2e Egbert, Bernce
Frazier aud RUBY Wetmore.
Readings. "l'lossie Lanes Marriage
iand "Thc Farmer and the WheeI'--
Mrs NJ. l.. Massey
Organ Solo--Salina Duck
Trio of songs-Demar Thatcher
Reading Smith.
Vocal solo-Christine Groh.
organ solO-Mr Vineyard
Prno duct-Grand and Bernlco
FRAZIER.
Rcadins--M Miss Jones.
Vocal soo-Nliss Groh.
organ solo--Mr. Vineyard
Piano duet--Grand and Bernlco
Frazier
Reading Miss Jones.
piano tno-Ruby Wetmore, Hazel
Eghcrt and Christine Groh
Piano duet--Ruby Wctmore and
Mrs Groh
Mrs eM. Il Strawn Of Elk CITY,
Kan. Is here looking after her resi-
dcnce property
Mrs. =. NJ. Hardwick speut sun
day here from Sapulpa,
The debutantcs are planning an
event Tor Friday evening that VIII be
characterized by the accustomed clev-
einess Of this set of the society girls.
II will be 4 dance at *. g. han and
the girls Will plan and manage the
affair
Mrs. y NJ. Mattson Of Oklahoma
city is the guest OF Mrs. 4 j Da-
vdsun, her relative.
Mr.. u. n. Mudd spent Sunday here
from Collnsville with Mrs. Mudd.
Mrs c. r.. Deloe and daughter
Gladys have returned from visit in
IndiDna
The Maccahee Hive meets this aft
ernoon at the hall in compliment to
the charter members, a program has
been arranged and refreshments VIII
be served. II Is desired 10 have all
members present,
Mrs. A. NJ Turner left Yesterday
tor Ohio for a visit with her aged
mother.
The Thimble club meets Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Lee Clinton.
This viii be the first meeting for the
year.
Tho members of the Embroidery
club planned a clever surprise on Mrs.
W. y Campbell. of south Main, one
of their members yesterday afternoon
by all gathering at her home Tor The
afternoon An brought their fancy
work and after an exceptionally good
time a luncheon which the guests haf
provided was served.
Messrs. and Mcsdames II. c. Ash-
by. A. L.. MurphcN w LYLE pickcy.
Harry Tyrrell. George =. Roberts OF
Pittsbu.s, IA Robert oglesbS, Arehi'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

coc Adams She rs coming over fo1
the week end shows,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Graham have
returned from Trenton, Mo. and VIII
remain indefinitely
Miss Margaret Lynch left ycster-
day for clyde, o., for visit
The Scmper Fidclis cub meets lhiG
evening with Miss Marian Dickcrman
on Carson Avenue
Mrs. John Scvra leaves today for
Pierce City No, 10 visit her father
Mrs Ihcodord Cos, 1929 Iouth
Boston entortline with childrcn''
party yesterday afternoon from $3.50
to in compliment 10 the ninth na,a'
day of her son, Master Theodore
Stcanes cox. Thirty-tiyc chNiren
were guests, and assisting ,hc hustes,
in entertaining were Mcsdamcs W.
g. Frost W T.. Gordon, j., y.
Briggs, n. j. Gubscr and G.. u.
Buchner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

Mr. Paul ". Mckay, Baritone.
win accept limited number Of pu-
pills I'm voice culture. Phone 1860
or As for appointmcnt.-tAdv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18
SOCIETY
JOSEPHINE GRAY
Hours. 1900 to 1000 y. m.
' PHONE poe.

Mr.. and Mrs. l., d. West had as
their over sunday guests Messrs L.
5 Darling and NJ. j. Miles of okla
homa city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

Miss Beuluh HUI of OkmulRee was
the guest over Sunday of Misses So
phiu aud Lillian Magnuson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

Messrs, and Mcsdames H. c. Ash
by A. l.. MurphcY w LYLE pickcy
Harry Tyrrell George =. Roberts OF
IA, Robert oglesby, Archi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

Miss OmH Austin and brother, Lee
man Austin, Of Sapulpu, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j ID. Vance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

Mrs. W. II. Randolph and Miss
Alice StrmgfIeld leave this morning
for Shawnee to attend the synodical
meeting of the Home and Foreign
Missionary societies Of the state, They
represent the missionary societies Of
the local church and Miss Rislingcr
will go as a delegate from the Chris
tian EnucaNor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

Mrs. John Scyra leaves today for
Pierce CilS No, 10 visit her father