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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-17
sCHOENLEIN DEFEATS DIR. ROLLER
seattle GrRpplcr Loses Match After
winning First Fall.

BALTIMORE Dec. 16.-Gus Schoeleln
(Americus) tonight defeated DR.. r. d.
Roller of Seattle, Wash. in an exciting
wrestling match winning the second and
third falls. DR.. Roller took the first fall
IN IA minutes, throwing Schoenlein in such
manner as to momentarily stun him.
schoenlein won the second fall in min
utes, and the third and last in IS minutes.
the former by a half Nelson and leg lock
and the latter by neck and body hold
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-17
VICTORY FOR THE CREScENTs
walnut Hin Five Wins from Sc. An-
drews by Score of Twenty
one 10 Eight.

The Crescent five Of Walnut Hin Meth
odist church defeated the St. Andrews five
by q to IS at a game played on the church
gymnasium, Forty-first and Charles streets.
Thursday night
A preliminary game between the junior
boys OF the two schools resulted In II
to 10 Victory for st. Andrews
The game was fast Chase and De France
were the point winners for the visitors
while p. Hosman and Fellers rolled up the
winning tallies for the Cresoents. The
Crescents have played and won two games
so far this season. The lineup was as fol-
lows:
De France "...BB Err. E.....P. Hosman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-17
REsELIN MIXERS.


In the Crescent league the United States
National Tellers team won two games
out of three from the Pharmacy Juniors.
Carter OF the Juniors rolled high total with
i52 pins and Nancy rolled high single
game with 1877 pins. Sholeen Of the Tellers
rolled high total with $50 pins and high
single game with 178 pins for his team.
CCora.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-17
KnPATRICK CHOICE OF ALL
Wendell Receives = BIg Majority Vote
tor One Of the Backs and Fisher
but One behind for Back
Position.
Consensus Team for 1910.

Scattering. wilmington, Harvard. tackle
l.; Pendleton Princeton. back. II; Brown.
Navy, guard o. MagidsOhn. Michigan,
back T. Morris. Yale. center g.. CorbCtt.
Harvard back 8; Ramsdell. Pennsylvania,
back. 3. All others received less than five
for any one position.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-17

on the Metropolitan alleys the O'Briens
Monte Christos had easy sailing with the
st. James. taking all three games. Latey
was the only one of the ten to get a 200
score, and he also had high total, with $50.
The st. James to keep mp their reputation,
all staid in the 400 class. Tonight Luxus
against Brodegaard Crowns Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-17

KANSAS CITY, Dec. l6.-Denny sullivan,
former Washington outfielder. has been
sold by Toledo TO Kansas City He will
report TO the Cowboys in the spring.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-17
ona League Decides Short Schedule Nebraska College Foot Ball League

Piles store against the storz Malts and the |
Yousem's Colts against the Hoye Specials |
Scores:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-17

CHEYENNE, wyo., Dec. 6,--(Special)- -
Kid Ross of New York who fights Kid
Erlenborn of Denver here on December 60
Is having trouble securing sparrng part
ners the Cheyenne crop having been bat
the husky lightweight from the east Ross
has made favorable impression here and
no win be heavily backed to defeat Erlen-
born.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-17
Prize Fight mt Cheyenne.

)oane VS.. Kearney at Crete, February II.
)oane vs.. Cotner at Crete, February a.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
.-.The HOm1e.-

When suede shoes become worn or shiny rub them with emery paper and they will look like new.
 Steam white mercerized cotton floss to shrink 1t. Place it In tue steamer. allow 1t to steam for one hour and tJen dry it.
 To mer mayonnaise blend choppef tn butter until 1t is a briE )mit yellow of egg os catch
 While beating rugs, 1t is an excel ,eat and hygienic plan to fasten g handkerchief over the nose and mouth. which will prevent the inhal- ing of dust.
 Sun blinds and shades should be unrolled and examined to see if they require mending or cleaning The best way to mend a tear is to paste a piece of the same material on at the back
 spots in light dresses may be gen Draily removed by laying on them a paste of fulier's earth and eau de CO., l0sne. Let 1t dry before brushing of. h necessary make a second applica- ton
 \ strong tea and common hay is said to preserve the color or Frencs linens. Put vinegar in the rinsing waisr for pink or green calicoes to brighten them. Soda answers the same purpose for purple and blue.
 # the loaves of bread are little too light and in danger Of running over cut strips of heavy brown paper three or four inches wide. grease one a'dc ard pin around the loaf. being sarea hat it does not touch the side Of ihe oven.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
FLORENCE AND RAILR | 4 ]
 DISAGREE

PHOENIX. Jan. GA specia com mittee of directors of the Phoenix Bezrd of Trade sat last week hearing the arguments presented by a delega- tios ss citizens from Florence against the construction of the new Southern Pacific iow-grsde line through the Gils River canyon. The same com mitsrs had before it. few days ago. representatives of the railroad com pans,. who declared that any change from the grade and elevation propos- ed would result in such an enlarge ment of expense and in such a steep enisg of the maximum grades as to render the proposed line infeasible The Florence people tell very diff fereDt tale. and claim that the addi- tionas cost would not be over s20O.OO0 that the maximum grade would not hN Aa-cNA WI Out-NSniH Oi \ per GGul and that the damage. which is admit ted. by flooding the agency grounds at San Carlos and by submerging some of the trackage of the present line to Globe, would not be more than s50o.oo0. which the promoters of the irrigation enterprise express themsel- yes as willing to pay. As these fig ures are broadly at variance with those of the railroad company, it is probable another meeting win be call ed, with both sides present. for both sides are seeking endorsement of the local commercial body.
 The matter is of tremendous im- porsance to Florence. Phoenix and to the railroad. The pass sought to be occupied is the lowest through the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
"a. !, Apv,.r, from a pIstapes.

The half that eoesn't know how ths other half lives puts in a good deal os it's time acting as if it were afraid It might find out
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
. RIzO MA THE PLACE FOR
 HOSPITAL

PRESCOTT. Jan. 5.-In Knights of Columbus circles. affecting the sf- flicted of that fraternal order, inter est Is eentsred around the establish ment of q national home for members Of that order who are suffering from tuberculosis. and the claims of Ari- zona are prominently mentioned and are before that body for consideration as the place to build that institution
 Hon. R. E. Morrison. the chairman of the special committee. appointed at the last national council at Mobile. to take up the matter of establishing this sanitarium, is waging a vigorous correspondence with the other mem bers of the committee. in the hope of having the preliminary disposition of the matter concluded before next spring. At that time all of the com mittee will reach Arizona and every point within the territory will be wis tied and inspected personally by these gentlemen.
 With Mir. Morrison will be E. J. Kerwin of Arkansas and J. J. Kelly of Chicago They will report to the next national convention Of the K or c. that will be held in August of this year at Quebec. This committee will visit every desirable place in Arizona and secure data and finally pass upon the desirability of this territory as site for the building of the home. The committee is anxious to make a thor ough canvass of the territory, and anticipate that several weeks will be occupied in looking over the field. and in securing evidence for the in sugurstion of a worthy project to their afflicted brethren.
 Yesterday a committee from the Yavapai County Medical association generously came forward and tender ed MT. Morrison and his co-laborers fin this movement any assistance within their power. and agreed to sub init data of an invaluable nature for the benefit of the cause. which was gratefully accepted by the chairman. Later this society will tender the in formation they possess, which will materially ac--ssS. the Knights of Co., himbus committee. when they reach his city for investigation of the con iitions in evidence.
 Mir Morrison says that while he IS the chairman of this important com mittee he desires it to be known here as well as elsewhere in Arizona that he is perfectly neutral in so far as the claims of any particular locality in Arizona are 10 be considered, but will endeayor to have the territory recognized as the proper place for the construction of the sanitarium, without specifying any specific point. He is imbued with the spirit of the order to have its afflicted members properly cared for and the best there is in our climate and the comfort of the members will be his answering duty to the cause behind the good movement.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07

Rockies. and one which would give the Southern Pacific an immense ad- vantage in the hauling of freight across the continent. Construction of the road would be of large value to the company also in furnishing a western outlet for its Durango-Globe road. as well as for the local traffic developed in passing through one of the greatest copper districts of Ari- zona. The new road would place Phoenix on a main line, and would furnish a new outlet for the products of this valley.
 Would Cause Ten Millions Loss On the other hand. the railroad on a low line would occupy several dam and reservoir sites. and, possibly. pre- vent the further development of about 100 900 acres of rich land lying around
 Florence. representing. on an irrigat- ed basis. an addition of 10.000. 900 to the property valuation of Arizona. as weli as of thousands of population and a consequent increase in produc- |tion. According to the Florence com mittee. the cost of the projected dam across the Gila below San Carlos. to- gether with all condemnation costs. will not exceed s4.000.000. which amount 1t is proposed to raise by bonds. the greater part of the issue to
 be taken by the promoters tnemsel- yes. with the provision that the set tiers shall be able to take up the debt on the basis of about $40 an acre. eventually owning the system themselves.
 The people of Florence were keenly disappointed when the Reclamation Service decided to store the waters of the Salt River, instead of those of the Gila. and for a while much harsh talk was made in their papers against the officials of the service. and the people of Phoenix. who had been help ful in securing the irrigation enter prise to their community. Later, how ever. the Reclamation Service made investigation of several dam sites along the Gila, especially of those at The Buttes, at Riverside. and at two points below San Carlos. but aban- doned them all in turn leaving the river open to private enterprise. It is probable that the next government al irrigation project in the Southwest will be on the Colorado, above Parker.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
NEW MEM WILL PUSH WORK OF
 THE CHAMBER
DIRECTORS OF THE CHAMBER CT COMMERCE AND MINES HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING sEcRE- rARYs REPORT IS VERY GkAT- EWING.

DOUGLAS, Jan. 6.-(Special.)-
 The first meeting of the chamber of commerce and mines for the new year was held yesterday afternoon in the office of the chamber in the Gads- den hotel The report Of the secre- tary made a most satisfactory show ing. The secretary had been instruct ed to drop all delinquent members from the membership list on the frs, of the year. This he did after notify ing all of his purpose to do so. The present membership is leo depend able members and this is regarded as quite encouraging
 4 number of important matters were discussed at considerable iength ss inc directors. the most Important being the creation of a Duhieis de- partment in connection with the work os the ehamuer This was done and Aloysius Col at present wori-ng on Che Dispatch vas selected Co b e charge Of and do the work required ia his department Mr Coll is a fluent writer and has had past ev perience in a6vcrtisiag cidcs aat communities ia which he has resid- ed and it may he confidenlg ez- 9ected that his york will mak Doug las and the surrounding and frhu- Gary coantry better known in the m- tura than i1 thc past
 ha fOlloWiue new member were reported D. the secretary: z. e Ihcrnton Wa Wright. Jos. ! Coha. Flank W. Watts John Igo r n fefr and Cha Hanson. Besides
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07

SIPS Satin and Epiagle cloths. i'm. ported Voiles. French serge, Pan amas and novelty weayes in black at sl00 a yard. If you have been planning a new black dress this is your opportunity to choose from the best stock in town and pay the smallest price
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
Arizona $ New Mexico
 Railway Company
TIME TABLE

AA'ko AT hazhiLs .tVe Lv lz.A Connects with Morsnca Southern ssConneets with Southern Pacific. sConneets with E Faso anf geuthwestsrn.
 GEORGE A wAGBTAFF.
 Hupe91nreDdas
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
MiIdew Cure.

Surface mildsvs may be cured by dusting equal parts of sulphur and time. To make the measurement mors accurate. weigh both the powders hs fore mixing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
MIsns cnsrru

To trsst poor wretch with . bot us of Burgundy and All his snuff bon 10 like giving a pair of laced rufies to man that has never a shirt on his back.-Tom Brown
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07

ert E. Wright, E w. SlmonSon, Geo. Logic. Walker and Gheldorf.
 The secretary reported that the chamber had a cash balance of $500 at the beginning of the new year and about S40O due from members which could be expected to be paid during January, or at least the greater part of it. He estimated that the month ly income now from members and con tribntors would amount to $325 and 1t was on this assurance that the de- cision to install the publicity bureau was reached.
 Forming New Committees
 The board of directors are now carefully going into the work of choosing and rs-arrsnging the com mittees for the present year. Some of the committees have practically done nothing in the past. not that the members are not qualified to per form the duties assigned them. but because of lack of enthusiasm or real ization of the importance to the gen eral success of the chamber. It is ex- pected that the bulk of the years committee work will fall to the mem bers of the mining and agricultural committees. It has been proposed that William Worthington be placed at the head of the mining committee and that c. R. Temple be chosen to look after the farming interests of the Sulphur Springs valley Both are good Douglas boosters and speci- ally interested in the particular in dustry with which their names have been connected.
 Letter from Cameron
 During the meeting a letter was read from Delegate Cameron concern ing what may be expected from him regarding the effort being made by the chamber of commerce and mines to secure military post in the vicin- ity of Douglas. The letter was of the same tone as the telegram recently received from Mir. Cameron by the editor of the International He stat ed plainly that his best efforts would be devoted to Douglas in this matter and made explanation of the letter which had been written to the board of trade in Tucson concerning the matter. The board agreed that Del egate Cameron's letter was entirely satisfactory.
 The following new committees were announced this afternoon: Auditing Committee
 T. A. Daly,
 E. w Graves. Publicity and Advertising
 E. R. Pirtle.
 R q. Arthur.
 J. H. Baker,
 Nj. Hobson,
 John C. Gung1 Trsnsportation-
 W. P McNair.
 A. c. Curry,
 H. s. Kenyon,
 c. B. McBee,
 Albert stacy. Mines and Mining
 W. II. Worthington,
 Geo W. Cass.
 T. g. Lambertson,
 J. E. Suits.
 Geo. Woodward,
 Frank Watts.
 Frank Doan. Entertainment--
 Daniel O'Donovan,
 F. G. Mustain.
 Robert Rae
 F E. Caldwell {, Trade Extension E. F. GrindeH. C. T. Howe Geo Sargent, ! J. Levy.
 hgricutural-
 v s n1xon.
 mas. Temple.
 E s,,f5f-
 v-a tGaroson
 ]. Finpev. ] Civic Improvement
 Rev P ". Simonson.
 Il. R. Hickman.
 Real Estste-
 s. W. Doan.
 rank Ramsey,
 .reo. +. Kelly. J P. Speed
 F A. Von Arnim.
 T. F Dugsr
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
Tee Pond ss s4ss Family.

Tee Fond ss shs Fsmiiy.
 A ssory comes from RsssiA 0As . cirsxsn thsrs ats his wife. brother and four childrss- Another man tnordinats- H fond sf his famiiy.-Portlaad Ore soziAA
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-07
A carani

A sovHsa bssstiag of his courage nay deceive strangers. but ks is . lasshin s-ssoek of those who know hiz --PhAslruA
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
Fire
West of City

One OF the first forest fires OF the
season started near the Heidenreich
ranch, at the had OF Kings Canyon,
today and a crew Of men are at the
time lighting it in hopes that
they can prevent it spreading mt"
the timber belt of that section.
Last season there were i number
of fires in that section and 4 great
deal OF good timber was destroyed.
Some action should be taken iii this
matter toward the prevention OF these
fires and their wanton destruction OF
the young timber hat is growing
throughout that section OF this val
ley.
1t is probable that the greater mum
Der oil these fires are started by ne
glcctful campers who leave their camp
fires burning when they start on their
way.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
Indian Sells Whis-
key; Is Arrested

FALLON, June 9.-Loule Harms,
a Piute Indian, was arrested Monday
by Deputy Sheriff J. Nj. Smitten on
a charge OF furnishing 4 tribesman
with whiskey at the Indian School
near Fallon.
According to United States Com-
missioner ID. T.. Williams, who will
preside at the preliminary trial, II
seems that Indians have been exempt
from punishment under the law. but
an ancient ruling by 4 federal judge
has recently been resurrected which
holds to the contrary whru the OF
Tense is committed on land set apart
for an Indian reservation. The pen
atty is sixty days in the county jail,
on one year i'll a federal prison.
As the land on which the school
is located is not a part OF the reSer-
walton proper there is doubt as to
| whether it comes within the. scope OF
the ruling and the Commissioner has
referred the matter to United States
District Attorney PLATE OF Carson tol
4 decision. Pending his Eeply the
accused will be held without bail.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
Investigating
Indian Lands

FALLON, June S.-.Assistant Com
missioner Abbott oi Washington, II.
C., accompanied by State Agent l.
II. A,bury vi Carson, visited falioh
recently with a view oi investigating
the condition oi the piute Indians III
Churchill county, to whom the gov
eminent awarded a body OF land tor
agricultural purposes in the district,
living between this place and Still
water, each allotment including i tree
water right and ten acres OF irriga-
bile land. In all there are $50 allot-
ments.
The officials found that the Indians
located apo the laad are badly han
dieapped by the want OF farming i'm
PIGMENTS, stock, seed and other es-
scntials, without which i'll thier opin-
ION it i, impossible for them to sue
ceed. Mr.. Abbott said that on his re-
turn to Washington &c will endeavor
to have these article, furnished by the
sovcrnmen until the Indians can
become scli-sustaining.
Inspector Joe Norris OF the Inter
Tor Department also visited Fallor
later and endorsed the views express.
ed by MIR. Abbott and said he would
Join him in the recommendation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
Drop in at BARKYEY'S any time
and get a good glass of beer.

The Park Theater is giving a pro
gram this week that is hard to beat
and those that have attended the lit
tie playhouse are warm in then praise
OF it. The vaudeville stunt "Uncle
Denny's Visit was received with
a roar and is one oil the best hat has
been given given here lor some time,
Especial attention was given to the
biograph OF the "Englishman and the
Girl" 1t will be REPEATED this even
ing and assures a full house.
The following pictures will also be
shown:
The Englishman and the Girl.
Railway of the Sea.
Decorated by the Eemperor.
Kiss in the Dark.
Object, Matrimony.
Song by Joe Patton.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
Bank Case
Is Submitted

The day in the district court was
taken up with the State Bank case
Judge Massey and Attorney Pike ar
puiup the case on behalf OF the de-
PENDANTS. The argument was com
pleted late this afternoon and the ca't
submitted to Judge L.angan h took
the matter under advisement until
next Tuesday at 10 a. m, at when
time a decision will probably be
rendered which will decide whether
the sui, to o ipm the directors
will be heard before Judge Langan
as a chancellor in a court OF equity
or by a jury.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
MONEY IN SHEEP BUSINESS

That the sheep industry is one OF
the big money makers for Nevada Is
shown by the figures concerning one
OF its details. Lamb shipments from
Reno will begin the first of next
month and will continue until the first
oil October. 1T is estimated by II OF
the largest growers OF the state that
the turn off this year will noun to
at least halt a million lambs. They
are being contracted Tor at from S. to
~ per head. This means that the
lamb crop will return about Sl,75O,OuO
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
Entire Change
at Park Tonight

\ iull change OF program will take
place at the Park Iheater this even
ing when the following program will
be- rendered: On the Reefs Ser
wants Revenge" "Foilcd,' Merry
Nina, and Happy New Year" and
Punch and Judy" The illustrated
cong will be Solitude by Joe Pat
ton.
MIR. Hayes and MIR. Patton will
again amusc the audience i'll a vaud-
cvillc sketch.
Performance begins promptly at 8
o'clock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
WANTED.

WANTED.-.Successful Gasoline
Light Statesmen, who are now max
ing $500 to $500 per month to han
die only Instantaneous Lighting
Systems. No alcohol. step-ladder-,
torches, matches or time wasted;
pull the chain, they light instantly
home and commercial lighting
small capital required, Gi"li"
Light Co, l277 Washington, Chi
cage.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
DAY HERE

Ira Wines and Mr.. Allen OF Den
yer are spending the day in this city
taking in the sights. The gentlemen
are on their way to the oast to
attend the big fight on the national
anniversary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
CARNIVAL MEETING TONIGHT

The regular meeting OF the various
Carnival committees will be held IN
this city this evening at the head
quarters. All members are asked to
be on hand promptly at 8 O'Clock as
there is a vast amount OF business 10
be considered at the meeting.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
IS BETTER

A letter was received in this city
Yesterday from Governor Dickerson
stating that his mother had under
gone an operation for appendicitis
and was improving rapidly. The Gov
ernor is expected home the early part
OF the coming week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
PASSENGER SERVICE
IN AUGUST

The general passenger agent OF the
Denver and Rio Grande i'll Salt Lake
has announced that the Western Pa
ciiis will open for through passenger
service on July 18th il possible and
not later than August LIST.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-09
ELKS TAKE NOTICE

Members Of the Order OF Elks OF
this city are requested t" meet at
the Governors office this evening at
7:3O o'clock to Arrange for observing
Flag Day in this city. The members
of the order in Reno will arrive III
this city on June l+th t" assist IN the
observance OF the day. \ tull atten
dance is requested.