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e Paso 2. cananea Z.

Ell PASO. May 9.-Tvelve innings
were necessary yesterday afternoon
to decide the game between Har-
bucks Heavy Hitters and the Ouien
/ Sabes. Gray and Thomas divided
evenly for pitching honors. the game
having been decided by their SID
port Errors were about even. with
/ five to each side.
Merritt was the big boy N the
eighth. The score was two 10 one
in the visitors favor Rumsey was
hit b. Thomas and took first. Nc
Carthy hit to the infield and went
out at first. Tex Merritt swatted
the right one at the right time in
the right place. Rumsey crossed the
plate and tied up the game.
For three innings neither side was
able to send a man around the cir
cult In the twelfth the visitors Sc
cured a start. after Thomas had
struck out and Hodges after being
favored with a trip gratis to the
first bag, was caught at second by
Flick with a very classy tag. by
Adams taking first on a hit and the
second sack on a tumble by Nc
Carthy. Goodman, who led both
teams in hitting yesterday. pounded
the pill into safe territory and
Adams scored the winning run.
Sensational plays were made BY
Hodges in right field FOR the visitors.
when he robbed Ducky Gowan of
three Dagger after a killing run 20
the far end of his territory; by
Flick, who with one hand stabbed
high line drive by Adams in the
tenth.
By Innings R II I'll
Cananea-
1891 . 10 II 70
? 90 o o 900 0 % -S-S-
FL PasO-
0 I 0 0 0 DOL 10000 -2-6-5 I
Thomas and Whaling: Gary and |
Merritt
Umpire coyheneix.
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WHIOoP-EE..

hAAOCA liz.
They're off on the jump.
The latest proposition of the re-
Gently organized Warren District
Roote-s' association. and which was
decided. details arranged last night
is TO have a real live. up-to-snun
baseball parade Friday evening in
honor of the Cananea team. present
league leaders. who arrive that even
ing for the opening games Saturday
and Sunday.
Three bands have already been en-
gagged; the c. & A, L. S. & p. and
Copper Queen aggregations of must
eians. Each band viii head one Of
the three rooters' clubs of the dis
trict; Warren, Lowell and Bisbee.
The mayor and board of directors in
autos. with the players OF each team
viii be there fun force.
This was the outcome of a meet
ing Of baseball enthusiasts at Lowell
last evening that packed Justice Mu--
phys Office and overfowed into the
street. It was called by the Warren
District Rooters' association in order
that Lowells team might be formed
1t was. Ross ]. Cunningham was
elected captain of the Lowell divi-
sion, while addresses on the work of
roofing and boosting that were the
objects of the formation were de-
livered by Bobbie Newcomb, Jesse
Yoakum. Billy Ferguson. Judge
Murphy. Constable Bailey, Harry Jen-
nings and in fact. everybody there
with voice that hadn't been PLAYED
out bowling at that Sunday game at
Douglas
Ihen the parade plan was discussed
AID carried through with a cheer. Mr..
foakum assured the services of the
bands in advance, and about 300 were
guaranteed for the parade, Lowell
win have rs strong. Bisbee about 100
at least, with Warren about so to the
good.
The Warren section will have a
special car and accompanied by the
Z. q A. band will come through Lo-
well. where extra cars will pick up
the Lowell crowd. headed BY the j..
$. & p band. They will arrive in
b sbee at O'Clock. where the Bisbee
delegation, headed by the Copper
Queen band and including the ball
teams and board Of directors, viii be
awaiting at the Gar stop. where the
procession viii form.
TorcAljghts in plenty will be on
hand. and each individual rooters'
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club will be dressed in some kind
OF costume. TO be selected by the cap
tains of the respective teams. Each
team will vie with one another in the
effort to produce the most fantastic
get-up. These costumes will not on
~ be worn in the parade but will
be on exhibition at the Saturday and
Sunday games. Cananea Is coming
up with an excursion Sunday and they
VIII see something besides a bal
game as a reward for their trip
Wen show them all how to root.
The line of march Friday night viii
be from the Car stop on Naco road
up Brewery Gulch. countermarch.
thence to Main street, as far as Castle
rock, countermarch TO tie Copper
Queen plaza.
Here a brief rootfest will be held
with Bob Newcomb, who viii compose
most of the yells, in charge. After
the bunch OF noise has been Oslo
Gated and few patriotic and base
hall airs played by the massed bands
the affair viii break up.
Bob Newcomb. Billy Ferguson and
Lee Hamilton were appointed a com
mittee 10 draft out rooters' badge.
which win be put out to all members
today It win be in the shape OF
diamond, printed in the club colors,
maroon, and is to be worn on the
coat lapel. When a fellow is seen
with one of those. it signifies that
he's paid his dues and is a member IN
good standing. Don't fail TO get one.
No medical examination is necessary
for us lodge All you've got to do
is 10 show that you have a voice and
know how to use it.
The order of the parade of Friday
night will be as follows:
Copper Queen band.
Mayor Neale and members of the
board of directors in autos.
Bisbee Rooters' club.
c. & A band.
Cananea ball team in uniform
Lowell Rooters' club.
l. S. & p band.
Bisbee ball team in uniform.
Warren Rioters club.
This evening the captains and
members of the parade committee
viii meet at the Copper Queen no
tel to perfect arrangements.
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he stuck his hand IN his pocket and
got ready TO heave one of his dope
balls. The bail sped unerrinly. and
SO did Clarence's bat He met It
that brought in r=s-iih the tying
run
Then IN tae n.ath. the rooteTs got
on the side lines and howled. We've
just got TO have this one" Wen
get it responded Harry Graham,
first at the bat He made good as
Tor as he was concerned. He hit
down TO third and beat the throw to
the bag. Bin Kelly planted a short
single in left, Graham being held at
second. They executed a double
steal. Result, second and third oceu-
pied, nobody out and Deakins up.
Deak proved just exactly the man
wanted. His slashing single tailed
Graham and Kelly, while Homer
Plake. next up. scored Deak on his
single. That was all. as the next
three went out in order, but we had
more than enough. Douglas couldn't
hit Marshall safely M the final round
and meandered mournfully from the
park when a pop-up which Gridle
got ended the seance. The Bisbee
roofing section organized parade
and marched about the diamond
later repeating the stunt uptown and
in Bisbee upon the return OF the
special.
Il was truly a great battle and
superb pitching duel. Although
Douglas outhit Bisbee by one knock.
Marshall had the edge on the battle
by keeping everything well scattered.
Then too. he had the fellows back Of
him working perfectly without a
misplay during the whole game
Ctes had a different proposition
Ward. Smith, Ford and Mathewson
all contributed boobies, but none at
a time when the home sack was
threatened.
Mackey umpired and his work. &C
cording to the players. was not en-
tirely satisfactory. He was raw on
balls and strikes. and handed Mar
shall a third strike on one occasion |
that was little above the shoe tops.
This caused a protest. but il was moth /
ing to what Lamar got in the seventh I
He hit a singer down third base +
about three inches inside the line. 1t /
was good for two sacks. at least. /
But Mackey said it was a foul. He I
and the Bisbee players had a lengthy /
argument. while the crowd hOoted /
the decision. Dalrymple and era
ham. In this little mix. we're fined five /
dollars apiece for talking back to
him The tabulated score is as fol
lows:
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MAROONS GRAB VICTORY FROM
DOUGLAS At END, SCORE 4 TO !

IA as sensational finish as has
ever been pulled or not only in the
southwest but in the United States
the Bisbee Maroons came from be-
hind in Sundays game at Douglas.
lied the score in the eighth inning.
and returned the team a winner by
batting in three runs in the final
round.
On Bisbee's part the fielders we're
all keyed up to the pitch where abso-
lutely nothing got by them. Not
one error I'D Bisbee make, the first
errOrless session she has furnished
this year The game teemed with
sensational catches. Dalrymple max
ing one in The seventh inning that
retired she side with a couple OF De
mons populating the sacks. After a
long run he made a flying leap ana
just got the ball. which otherwise
would have gone for a three base hit.
Eli Gates. despite the fact that
Bisbee got his goat in the ninth.
pitched = magnificent game Up TO
the s.gth. indeed. ne worked hard.
flaming six men and holding them
TO a n0-hit affair. But he was up
against "Silvers" Marshall. working
at his best ald that will spell de-
feat 20 the best OF them.
Marshall had Douglas on his stan
at all times, just as he had them in
the two previous games They could
MT hit his curved bali at all. They
met IS Swift sphere, however. for the
one run they secured in the sixth in
ming. That was absolutely all there
was doing. When they endeavored to
start a rally Big Clarence would sim
ply smile at them like unto Wild
Bill Donovan and then stick il over
They couldn't see il.
Badger" Deakins, late of Pc
mona, California. cut loose the hit in |
the ninth that won the game. scor-
ing two runs. Fast fielding held it
to a single. but It ought to have been
for two sacks. Marshall was the boy
responsible for Gates getting in
bad way. for after DIAL got a hit in the
sighth he proceeded to lam out the
'ingle that tied the score
For the first tims-by Risbee-
Douglas was decisively defeated on
er home lot The manner in which
was done showed the
comeback stun possessed by our
representative diamond heroes. Co
lg against pitcher striving for a Z,
o-hit. Ho-run record. they just wen. :
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to work. slipped one over in the
eighth that got him groggy and in the
ninth had him almost at their mercy.
-Four hits in a row. with nobody down
gave them the three necessary to win.
Although Douglas tried hard in her
half of the ninth. and the crowd en-
deavcred to stir them up to action,
an infield out TO Grindle. which he
got. let It bounce up and then Vail
to his glove again. and a foul to
Pinkie Grindle. ending the agony
About eight hundred people, three
hundred of them from Bisbee, sat
through the narrowing struggle.
howled in delight and shlvered by
turns. BY far the Bisbee bunch made
the most noise and kept at it inning
upon inning until Gates blew in the
ninth. A delegation representing the
Warren District Rioters association
was on hand half way between home
Plat and first base. and kept things
exceedingly lively. To say the least
with their lung work and muscular
gyrations that would put an ACROBAT
out of the money.
Deak LeBrand made his debut sun
day as captain of the Douglas outfit,
replacing Ford. who from now on win
be a first baseman merely. The Bis
bee lineup was again switched be
fore the call of play Homer Plake,
who played third. was put in left
field. Lamar, who played first Satur-
day. went to his old station en- third
and Bill Kelly was brought in from
left to first. this switch being neces-
sary through the absence of Van
They both started of il gran
style and there wasn't the ssmblance
of anything doing until the sixth.
Here Harper got a single. Dinny
Ford scored him with a slashing
double to left that fell between Plake
and Dalrymple.
Nothing doing in the seventh. a
catch By Dial turning their chances
to score into a nice. big nought. In
the eigth Bisbee git busy. With one
down Dalrymple beat out a hit. He
vas sacrificed to second by GriIdle.
Then everybody got going when Mar
ihafI came TO bat Help win your
,wn game" was the cry Of the Bisbee /
voters.
He did. most assuredly. He made
lrother Eli pitch 10 him Gates
ouldnt get Marshall obite at bad
mes. and first thing he knew it was
three and two proposition. Then
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81 sTRIkE IS BROKEN.

DENVER. May 9-The operators
OF the northern Colorado coal fields
make the claim { hat the miners
strike will soon DE broken. They say
400 men are now their way from the
east % Join the 200 who arrived yes
terday 10 take the places Of the strik-
ers. Within two weeks according to
their estimate 1900 men win be at
work. 1t is said that president Lew
is of the United Mine Workers. will
shortly come to Colorado in the h
ierest Of the striking miners.
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MORRISON AND DORR
FOR NJ CULLOUGH
NEALE AND SUFFER- WITHDRAW
AND CASE is SET FOR TRIAL
JUNE 27

TOMBSTONE, May 9.-(SpeciaD-
Announcement was made today that
the case of p. J. Mccullough,
charged with accepting brides and
enforcement as the result of the
recent grand jury indictments, would
be defended by Attorneys Morrison
and Dorr of Bisbee, instead OF
Neaie and Suffer. as previously an
nounced.
The latter were present at the
session Of the district court today.
but had no hand in the matter of
arguing for a continuance until
June p, which was granted by the
court. This means that the case
viii not be tried before election.
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GRAND JURY. To
BE-: IN SESSION
AGAIN ON nth
Body Had Adjourned 10 the
10th, but all the Members
Have Been Notified 10 Meet
Tomorrow.
Especial to the Review.

Tombstone. May 9-The territorial
district court OF the second judicial
district convened this morning at
. o'clock. with Associate Justice
Fletcher NJ. Doan ON the bench
The first matter taken up was the
return Of Sheriff White on the regu-
las velire OF trial jurymen. fifty in
number, and as usual a number could
not be found by that official aad sew
eral excused. making it necessar. 10
issue call for special ven.-e.
It is the intention Of the District
Attorney Williams to give the P. J.
Mccullough cases the right of way
on the criminal docket. There are az
the present time pending against
the defendant five cases, all alleging
corruption in Office. during McCnl-
iough's term N office as street super
intendeat Of the City OF iBsbee.
Regardless of the fact that the ter
ritorial grand jury has taken i re-
cess until Monday, May 10th. Forr-
man A. G. Watkins of that body. has
isseed a call to all grand Jurors 20
the effect that they will NEE. in reg
ular session on Wednesday. May 11tn
1t is surmised that more work is now
before the jury and it is necessary
that the same be taken up immediate
~ and disposed of.
Owing to the fact that the v;tness-
es in a number OF criminal eases set
for the early part Of this week in
including today were not on hand.
the territorial trial jury will not be
engaged IN active service until Wed
nesday
This being the day set BY the
court for the calling Of the criminal
calendar and the setting of the cases
on the criminal docket, the entire
forenoon and a good part of the after
aoon was taken up in disposing OF
the same. The criminal docket this
year Is the largest in the history Of
the county and viii occupy the at
tention OF the trial jurors for nearly
two months
in the civil case Of Frank a Kelly
VS. the LaVantia Mining company.
motion was made 10 withdraw the
petition for Intervention by the coun-
SCI for the iutervenors. Paul y. War
1ekros. S p Callen AID John J..
Pearce, and the same was granted
by the court and Judgment ordered
entered for the plaintiff. The action
was brought for debt alleged TO bs
iue TO the plaintin.
A special yeuire was this morn
ng ordered by the court for thirty /
rial jurors, a1d made returnable on (
Wednesday. May nth. al O'Clock 1
lock in the afternoon.
All the territorial trial jurors who
eDorted for duty this morning have
zen excused until Wednesday after
ICON at two O'Clock.
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ROOSEVELT Al FUNERAL

PASSAIC. y. J. May 9.-President
Taft in all probability will desig-
nate Theodore Roosevelt as a special
ambassador TO represent the United
States at the funeral of King Edward.
He said tonight he would take the
matter up with Secretary Knox when
he returns to Washington.
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Team total $3.50. -. 80. .543
The club also shot with the coast
league of which they are members.
The teams that are in the league
are the Los Angeles Rifle and Rev.
Club. Pasadena Rifle Club, Tacoma
r. c.. Spokane r. c., Portland r.
c. and the Bisbee r. C. We shoot
a match every two weeks with the
league. Spokane was the first
match. Shot it yesterday on the
zoe 300 and 500 yards, t."
on each range. Six high men. Bis
bee shot sos out Of a possible 800
and Spokane shot 769, we win with
SO points, following is the score:
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SOCIAL DANCE.

Bisbee Lodge No. 452 T. F. p. VIII
give a social dance on Wednesday.
May 18th, at the New Fair Han on
Subway street. Good floor. Good
music. All are invited Ladies Free.
Gents so cents. 57s
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-10

Shot the Dickinson n. Dakota Ri
file Club on the coo and SOC yards
ranges, six man team. ten shots on
each range. b. R. c. shot 543 out Of
possible coo and the Dickinson r.
e. shot SIS, We win by 81 points
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Bisbec o o O o 0 o o.
Bisbee OOO0G1 "a
Douglas % @ o o @ I e. q O-1
summary
Earned runs Bisbee 8; Douglas I.
Base hits-Carlson. Ford.
Left on bases-Douglas S; Bisbee
=
First Base on Errors-Douglas 9.
Base on balls-Cates o. Marshall
g.
Struck out-Cates 6: Marshall 3
Hit by -Redford by Mar
shall.
Passed balls-LeBrand
Double Plays Ford 10 smith. Ward
10 Smith 10 Ford.
mpire-Mackey.
Time hours II minutes.
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The day was very good except for
very heavy mirage. which is
very hard thing to shoot against.
Fillowing sthe score:
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Trimmed hats sI5O to $500 at ia
Opera Drive. 577
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Flowers. ribboas and all milliner,
at cost at ia Opera Drive. 81
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MILK COWS.

We have a number OF young. gen
re milk COWS for sale.
Z. a. TOVREA & co
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DIRECTORS.
JOHN g. WILSON.

DIRECTORS.
JOHN 3. WILSON,
Los Angeles, Cal
(1S Years L. S. Mineral Suryeyor.l
MINOR S. MICK
Los Angeles. California
(Capitalist)
STEPHEN o. MOORE
Los Angeles, California
Real Estate OPERATOR
WILLIAM o. TURNER, M. D.
Pasadena, California
LIBERTY S. MCKINNEY
Los Angeles. California
(Merchandise Broker. formerly whole.
sale grocer in Galveston. Tex)
COUNSEL.
COL W. =. p. FOGG.
Transfer and Fiscal Agent
Los Angeles, Cal.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT co
los Angeles. Cal
All South Main st.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-05
REFORMATION THEME
OF SPECIAL SERVICE
Children OF Three Schools to Unite
at Lutheran Church Tomor-
row.

Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
there will be a service for children at
Emmanuel Lutheran church, Twentieth
street and Fifth avenue. The service
will be in commemoration OF Luther's
reformation. All three schools Of the
congregation will take part in the
service. A professional hymn will be
sung by the scholars, upon entering
the church, and after the usual open
ing liturgy and a short address by the
pastor, the catechetical treatment of
the history OF Luther's reformation
will begin. Professor f. F. Rolf of
the German Evangelical Lutheran
school. will treat on the childhood and
youth of the reformer. Professor H
c. Landeck of the Emmanuel Lutheran
school. will then treat on the great
events in the life OF Luther in the
years 1505-1521, and Professor l. Kas-
par of the Thirty-sixth street school.
will treat on the events of 1921 and
the end of the reformer in 1916. The
program will be interpreted with
hymns by the children. The congre-
cation will meet in the afternoon at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-05
FIT THE GROCER
Wife Made Suggestion.

A grocer has excellent opportun'
ity to know the effects OF specia
foods on his customers. A Cleveland
grocer has a long list of customers
that have been helped in health By
leaving off coffee and using Postum
He says regarding his own exper-
fence:
Two years ago 1 had been drink
ing coffee and must say that was
almost wrecked in my nerves.
Particularly in the morning l was
so irritable and upset that l could
hardly wait until the coffee was serv-
ed and then l had no appetite for
breakfast and did not feel like at
tending to my store duties.
"One day my wife suggested that
inasmuch as I was selling so much
Postum there must be some merit
in it and suggested that we try It.
I took home a package and she pre-
pared it according to directions. The
result was a very happy one.
My nervousness gradually disap-
peared and today I am all right.
would advise everyone affected in
any with nervousness or stomach
troubles to leave off coffee and use
Postum
There's a Reason" Read THE
Road to MELVILLE" in packages.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true and full of human
interest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-05
MEETING OF WOMEN
COMES TO A CLOSE
Mrs. F. III. Sheets Tells Missionary
Delegates OF Conditions in
Korea.

The 32nd annual conference of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
Of the Rock Island district of the
Methodist church was brought to a
close last evening at the First
Methodist church, where the sessions
were held beginning Thursday after
noon. At the service last evening
Mrs. r. H. Sheets of Evanston gave
an interesting address on Korea be-
fore a large audience, which includ-
ed the delegates and members of
the society. Mrs. Sheets, with her
husband, DR.. Sheets, has recently re-
turned from a tour of the Methodist
mission field in the orient, and her
trip included visit to the field at
Korea. The city in which the con-
vention of 1911 will be held will be
decided later by the officers of the
organization.