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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
COUNTRY CLUB WILL
 OPEN GOLF SEASON
REDS AND BLUES TO HOLD IN THAI GAME AT WARREN THIS AFTERNOON

The golf season at the Country Club will open today with match between the Reds and the Blues. The losing team will give a d'nncr in the near future to the winners at the club house. The golf links are now in perfect condition. the best since the club was started and a very interest ing match is lookd for ward to- =
 The following is the list of players who VII enter today's match.
 Reds--Gehring, Nash, Poppen, cap tain; Rossler. Ziesmer. Brophy, NJ. J., Williams. Evans, Lennert Brophy, W. IL, Whiteley, Stevens. Aman, Jen- kinsy Johns. Connolly. Juliff, King ston Olmsted, De Wilde, White, Haw- ley, McGrath, Dodge. Coles, Lane.
 Blues-Peltcn. Curry. Sherman. Hamilton, captain; Notnan, Gardner, Taylor. Haigler Brown. Beckett, VII Hanson, Field, Buckwalter, OBrien. Penney, Fitzgerald. Jeffrey, Ycakum, Tait Mitchell, Hollis, Ferguson, Gun ningham. Won Salza, Rich, Lowery
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
TENTH INN|NG RALLY GIVES
 GAME ID CUBS
Bat1ae Rally In Ninth Ties Game and Wins Out h Following Round By 4 to 3 Score

CHICAGO. Oct 22.-Nineteen thou sand aeiirious enthusiasts. driven al most insane by a ninth inning tie. ana Q tenth inning victory, saw the Chicago Nationals come back" ana capture the fourth game in the worlds series/ from the Philadelphia Ameri- cans { to today. The combat was one sf the five liveliest in baseball history There was not S moment when a properly interested partisan could draw calm, full breath. 1t was anybody's game until NSe finish when a sine.e put the winning run aeross the plate.
 Up to Chicago's half of the ninth the score stood ito 2 in favor ot the visitors It looked Ike the latter would perform a record breaking feat in capturing four straight games at the gsrtd's series and take the pen nant hoxne.
 Bender was wild at the beginnin. ana walked Shreckard Jimmy stole second when the Chief heaved wide one ts Thomas. whose peg to Col lins was low and late. Holman sent a isfnrP single over third. scoring Sarecszare
 Cole got in the hole ih the third when he walked Bender. Strunk picked out low one and labelled it for three sacks to left-center, SCOT ing Bender. Cole then settled down anc the next three men went on in succession.
 In the fourth the Cub rooters went into despair and their hope tanks went dry as Sahara desert Collins led off by beating out an infieid tap that seemed to unnerve the locals. Baker. who has been hitting like fiend throughout the series. was the next up Cole should have passed him. Instead King" attempted to mako him beat the air and the Phila- ielphia third-sacker hit one or. the nose fer q double sending Collins to third Murphy who punched cut a home run in Thursdays games with two men on the sacks. stepped into an sR-curve on the first bail Cole served TAe sphere sailed into cen Ter field for two sacks, both Collins and Baker scoring.
 Tue Cubs pulled themselves togeth- CT sa their half and scored one run on three safeties. schulte sin gled to right as 8 starter ana ESsf. man put him on third with a hot gregnder down the first base line tI!af went past Davis before he knew what had happened. Chance singled to left. scoring Schulte. Win t.so on the sacks and none gor.e it began to isok like the Cubs were going tc start winning rally. They appeared over anxious and swung at anything in an effort to Kill the cover. zlmlher man and Steinfeldt beth die. on in field pops and Tinker shattered the hopes of the yelling fans by skyiag to 5trunk
 This ended the scoring until the niath Haen the Cubs tied the game. Philadelphia was banked in her half. Scaeite sent the crowd into mysteries by .acing Q double to right after Ben der had three and two on him. Hof- man fabIed. As Chance stroje to the plate the fans went wild. The root. ing was terrific. The crowd was on
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

tts feet, baseball mad and presente-i . spectacle that has never been seen before on base ball field. Realizing that the noise was proving inconvenient to Chance the crowd ceased It's ravins. Bender aimed the second ball for drop. Chance appeared uncertain as 10 whether to try it or not and in the last moment he threw all ais force with the bat and sailed the ball 10 center for triple. Schulte walked home tieing tae score. The crowd the1 simply vent mad. The enthusi- asm was intense Men tore up their hats and pounded each other until the scene represented a riot.
 Hariiy had the fans re recovered from the sensation in the ninth when Archer doubled to left-cen ter and went to third on Browns sac rifice. It was then apparent that the Cubs had the game ss good as won and the crowds enthusiasm went on 8 rampage. Schreckard sent Archer home on single to center and ali Chicago gave vent to its feelings.
 Tonight the 1own is bedlam. The hopes of ,he rooters have been strengthened and the odds went up to 2 to l in favor the Athletics. Coonlbs and Brown will probably be the op- posing twiriers Sunday.
 The summaries:
 Chicago 1 1o0 0 0 0 o 1-4 Philadelphia % 0 70 0 o o--3
 Batteries Philadelphia. Bender and Thomas: Chicago-Cole and Archer Archer.
 Hits-Phifadeiphia l2, Chicago. 10.
 Errors-Philsdelphia. ?. Chicago 0,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
WILL GIVE oRAroRIo

The Presbyterian church choir will give the grand oratorio The Mes siah" by Handel on Christmas night at the Presbyterian church The work of rehearsing the beautiful music will begin this week under the direction of Prof H. E. Nixon. The choir will give a sacred con. cert one week from tonight which will be the second of these con. certs to be given by the choir
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
WILL BE SATISFACTORY.

C. P. Taylor, of Douglas, wal in B.s bee on his way lrom Phoenix where he Ind been to attend the opening CT the constitutional convention. MT. Taylor stated that the delegates are producing results and that he is sure shat a constitution will be made which
 VIII not only be satisfactory to the people of Ar.zona. but will be satis- factory to the president and congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
EAST SIDE STOCK

The East Side Gold Mining Com pany has placed for sale block of their full paid non-assessable stock on the market in Bisbee. selling price s10o per share, the par value Of the stock Subscriptions for this stock for any amount taken at the office Of L. ]. Overlook and the office of Frank Graf, brokers, or Of E. Rittenhouse the president of the Company. P. o. Box 'ss3, Warren Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
TALcuM SALE

Beginning Monday morning Nov. 24th., Sanitol Talcam will be on sale at Central Pharmacy at 15c for . e5c can, the article is too well known to need any special com ment. IL is the finest of borated talcum daintily perfumed. in an ele- gant can.
 Sale continues one week only, see show window or call inside.
 15c for 25c can.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
READY TO OPEN,

CINCINNATI. O.. 22-Everything is i0 readiness for the opening Of the fali meeting Of the Latonia Jockey Club cn Monday. The stables are well filled with fast horses which have been campaigning over .ae various Canadian and American circuits this summer and everythi.g points to a successful meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
BIG soRouM YIELD.

Rube Potter as in town yesterday from the Hunt ranch in the Sulphur Springs valley. He stated that the Hunts have completed cutting the.r sorgum crip which yielded go tons of fodder. tE,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
GET RICH ORE

Richard Brown. president of the North Tigre who Is in town on bus mess connected with his company stated yesterday that work has been resumed at the mine and that the man who has the contract to run the lower tunnel is working force of thirteen men. During the past few days two stringers of ore were cut, ore of which assayed 800 ounces iB silver and the other 250 ounces The crossing of .hese stringers leads Mr. Brown to believe that the main ledge will soon be struck
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
FATHER DIES.

A telegram was received yesterday by friends of Dr< P. E. Shine. of this city. announcing the death of Dr. Shines father, Dr. w. E. Shine, of St. Augustine, Fla, Friday. The de ceased visited in Bisbee on several occasions and was well known. pr. Shine, of Bisbee. and his family have been vi4iting in St. Augustine for several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
seaIshipt oysters-Tosrea's.
SCHOOL BOYS HELP

San Francisco is making a very active campaign for the Panama Pacific exposition and even the school children are doing their part to help their home city secure the great exposition. Mayor Edmund. son received card yesterday which said:
 SAN FRANCISCO:-Mayor; We have the place. We have the money. we have the climate, al we want is the sair in 1915 Help US get it and come yourself
 l.. H. 0.
 4 school boy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
cANANEA CO. DIRECTOR.

J. W. Allen. one of the directors of the Greene Cananea company was ID B sbee yesterday. He left during the day to visit the mines st Cananea-
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HAS SAD TRIP.

Attorney J. M O'Connell returned yesterday from Ida Grove. Vowa. ne was called to Nebraska a short time ago by the illness of his mother and arrived short time before she passed away. The remains were taken to Ida Grove. Iowa where the funeral ser vices were held. Ida Grove was Mrs. OConnell's old home.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
COMPANY HOLDS MEETING.

The Metal de Cobre company held i;s annual stockholders meeting iH Cananea yesterday afternoon. Sever. al Bisbee residents who are interested in the company attended the sleeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
MOVING

L. L. Gilman will move into the Johnson Cunningham Building on Monday Oct 24. Location which Rinehart formerly had and was re- gently occupied by the Rufln Drug store.
 Mir. Gilman has many boxes of holi- day goods which have never been displayed and which will be put on exhibition for the coming Holiday trade. The location formerly oc cupied by Gilman is now for rent Apply to Gilman.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
mes. BROWN RETuRNs.

Mrs. o. E. Brown. wife of the Cop per Queen physician. returned yes terday from a two months trip to Casnara- Mich. !, Ashland, Ills. and Chicag1. She was accompanied by her daughter, MSS Dillon
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ON AUTO TRIP.

w. Il. Rankin, Ernest Graf, Carl Graf and T. Metz left yesterday for Frank Yeager's ranch in the Huachu- cas. They went overland n Frank Gra.'s- automobile and will return Monday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
DAVIS STILL MISSING.

The police have been unable to secure any trace of Thomas w. Davis of Tombstone canyon. who disappear ed from his hime Thursday nisc-.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
SUNDAY BILL OF FARE

at Geo. Roberts on
 Main Street Chicken Broth. Home Killed Chicken Smothered Mashed Potatoes in Cream. With a Large Cold Stein 9 cen
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uERE FROM NEW YORK.

B. Lf Berkholz, the assistant to Sec retary Palmer of the E. P. & s. w. was in Bfsbee yesterday from New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

FR,DAYs:-cism chowder. cod fish and cream potatoes at Office Saloon
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nlx 1lo osaeLGT.

TAs 1lGDsR eusose ~R~ nsxs1 Iz n1stse - ma16 yestesday ulssrnosa ohee . tsusk 1enfse( 2e eagss q ecD5 len o1k q1fcno CoDDsf Qosea vase hegpe 1tef :nna Dl7ee - 1. ths psnd-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Mrs Kate Haniey, formerly of Na- cozari, has opened the New Golden Booming house in the Klein Letson & Mark block. Rooms by the day week or month. Everything inew and clean. Rates reasonable. Office roo.ns for rent a.so
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
BIG SUIT FILED.

One of the biggeat evil suits in Cochise county courts In sometime was placed on record ct rombstons yesterdaz- when ". B. Brown filed a pstit.on ssking f,r ss0s0oo from the 8u1x mines company e . balance do htn oa . contract for mining c1azms-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
eEoReE NEAL eETIER.

George Neale who is ill at the Cop per Queen hospital Ss Improving and is able to be up and about the build ing. k
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

olop in and get . oowr cf soup sns O!fsce Saioon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
LADIES HOME JOURNAL

The new story number of the Ladies Home Journal is here and on sale at Central Pharmacy. 1oc copy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Captain Perrow left yesterday foI Tucson md Ph0enix. He expects tc be away from Bisbee for about a month or six welsL
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

County Recorder Charles Mcdonald who has been in< Bisbee on business returned to his home in Tombstone yesterday afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
FOOTBALL SCORES:

Harvard 12; Brown o. Navy 3: Virginia. P. l. 0. Colorado 6; Carlisle 0. Colorado 14; Wyoming .:. Arizona q; Tucson H. 5. 0.
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COAST.

Vernon 8: Los Angeles. ?. Eleven Innings.
 Pordrad 2 Sdn Fraacisco L Sacramento f. Oakland s-
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r F1eisher. who tor some time was enssEsd In nsstcanris bua(pess in Doue,as. but is now trsveling sales man for . wholesals house, vas in Bisbeo yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
Have You Signed This Petition?

The eggs fell several feet and fine mess resulted. Some of the eggs were not broken.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Judge carllllo. secrcNary ito the judge of the first instanceSat cananea was in Bisbee last evening
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Gty News in Bnef
LAplEs HOME yovRNAL

The new story number of the Ladies Home Journal Is here aAl on sale at Central Pharmacy. ice copy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

James Douglas who was in Bisbee for 8 visit on mining business re turned yesterday to his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Accommodations for several more regular roomers at Hotel Royal. next Y. M. C. A. Clean sunny rooms. best location in Bisbee. :,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23
Personal Mention

". R. Chanin has returned from Kansas City and St. Louis Mrs. H. D. Mcvay left yesterday for Wichita. to visit relatives. Joe Muheim went to Cananea yes terday.
 Flat Fitzpatrick went out to the huachucas yesterday. Mrs. F. B. Moson, Mrs. Frank Rob erts andI Mrs Virginia Sneed of Here lord were in Bisbee ystterday. Dr. Reacts, general manager of the Cananea mines left for Cananea yesterday.G James Lewis, one of the rC. & A.
 engineers left yesterday for LosAn-
 geles
 General Secretary Pollard of the
 Y. M. "A is expected to return from Phoenix tomorrow. Eugene Fox, the general fredgnI and passenger agent of the E. F. & S. ". was in Bisbee yesterday. | James Douglas who was in Bisbee for a visit on mining business re turned yesterday to his home. | Judge CarHllo. secrceary ito the
 judge of the first instanceSat Cananea was in Bisbee last evening County Recorder Charles Mcdonald who has been in< Bisbee on business returned to his home in Tombstone
 yesterday afternoon.
 1 Captain Perrow left yesterday for ! Tucson md Phoenix He expects to be away from B1sbee for about a | month or six weis-
 N E FIeisher, who tor some time was
 enssgsd In nssfcanraIs bus(pess in N Doue,as. but is now trsvelins saiss man for . wholesals house, vas in
 Bisbss yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Eugene Fox, the general fredgnI and passenger agent of the E. F. & s. ". was in Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

General Secretary Pollard of the I'M CA. is expected to return from Phoenix tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

James Lewis. one of the fC. X A. engineers left yesterday for LosAn- geles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Dr. R:ckets, general manager of the Cananea mines left for Cananea yesterdays
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Mrs. F. B. Moson, Mrs. Frank Rob erts anu Mrs. Virginia Sneed of Here lord were in Bisbee ystterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Flat Fitzpatrick went out to the huachucas yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

". R. Chaffin has returned iron Kansas City and St. Louis
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Joe Muheim went to Cananea yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-23

Mrs. H. D. Mcvay left yesterday for Wichita. to visit relatives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
THE PRINCE OF LIARS,

II is diftc..lt TO write temperateiy of DIR. Cook.
Dr. Cook succeeded admirably i'll auoruing the
world a measure with which 10 sound its own
falhbllity. All OF us "fel for him. Even Il
Aing minced down rapidly from throne to do
aim honor. New York,-the fall guy par
ereollence.--took his bait a club Jumps at
Supreme in his art he apotheosized fakerdom.
The thing TO do with such man is 10 swallow
ehagrin with grin. Is to admit credulity and
lei it pass. Is to look, to forced philosophy
and forget, If We can. the ease with which we
were taken in, DR.. Cook. was, and is, great
In deception. 1t is no easy task to keep ndig
nation in his case free from admiration Re-
gardless OF The Pole, he was. and u.s. OF the
discoyerers-t those numerous discoveries who
time after time pre- and profit By the innate
cullbiliiy of human nature
DIR. Cook, however. has proved himself being
30 fixed with the commercial instinct that he
fails OF becoming the artist We had esteemed
him TO be. In to-days news columns is carried
his confession" For gold he sells the story
of his infany, as for gold he fabricated his
fame. We are disappointed in Dr. Cook We
had thought that to the end OF the chapter,
he would cling to the doubt which was driftwood
of the wreck Of his reputation. II lay with
him to go down In history with the aura OF
mystery attaching to his name. Having deluded
the whole world. 1t was due the world that he,
at least. shotld have continued to believe In DR..
Cook.
But this eminent explorer sees the matter in
another light. He makes capital of his dis.
grace. as in the beginning he capitalized the
worlds want OF Judgment BY taking the role OF
a hero. He insults humanity In the first in.
stance. and follows insult with the bald slap
In the face TO its pride. He turns his own dis
credit into arsrpose OF our own foolishness At
one step he mounts the ladder of a left-handed
fame. What Munchausen did for literature
Cook has done for lifG Hail.--while you blush,
the prince OF liars.
After all there remains In this strange record
evidence on which to base sense OF selfcon.
graduation, The way We all accepted Cook
proves the goodness 81 our hearts. We are ~
rustoned to look at ilife with a jaundiced esti.
mate Of ~ hardnesA We are accustomed -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

n r he IN rsvdue tnYV
the man VINO has ~ hores IN Mis- speecn and who
,s going toe he heia resnonsfbie for q good
spcesch secs the rre.nr.sx ~ nts Thought and
sunserimes sar,e NJ ina nn,nts in ms tine OF
argument utterly aestrovea nv n few sentences
Of a man VINO has l,ean n,,f on INC program
AS q comnlin,ant hut win no sncc,at rrst,on-
sibintv Tor hts utferances
fsnt the wors. cr,,a,tv ~ ,,ll h that when the
audience IL delivered ~ the invited speaKer they
are tired out anu ,vth NIL aue uefercnce 10
tne speaker they arg trying 10 find A means
OF tlciiye rance from him He feels IL In the
air ne knows fhat tne most he can nope for
~ the patient courtesy ~ the income: and his
experience makes him doubt whether even that
viii be gwen he may ma Ne a bray q efrDr, and
II he In a ueniu. at noIninu an .uaience II he
can use incluent and anecuote ne may triumph
over the naverse Conditions l,ut II he Is amply
a good mixer who 1,noer Favorable circum-
stances can impress the peoule he will fan,
II It ia a spee,at sermon and the preliminary
program has occupied an hour ana II Is twelve
O'clock or therea bouts when he begins to preach
he must trim his introducton throw our half
his Illustrations race through his arguments
lose his opportunity FOR hts appeal altogether
and conclude with an apology: and even then
watches are RULED out and anxious housewives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30
Hungarian Aspirations.

That the vigorous and capable known
the Magyars or Hungarians have not yet be-
come Independent nation is one OF the most
curious facts in European political history. As
the Magyars say themselves Hungary has not
yet been. but Is still to be- and this situation
and this national ideal represent precisely the
status Of the Hungarian people In the European,
world.
There has never lacked the ideal of freedom
or the readiness and courage OF fight for 1t
aH4eHs tiae MrKsars. hut THAT p-or.r has peen tn
unhappy circumstances ever since Its advent
shows the ambition of the people for indepen-
dence and even for conquest. but 1t reveals
clearly why they have never been able to
achieve this IDEAL The Hungarian came into
Europe along the same tran that was blazeds
and devastated by Huns and Slavs. These pre-
decessors settled and established domintons FOR
varying periods In the Very region the Magyars
selected for their future home. the opulent valley
OF the Thesis. When they arrived In what is
now Hungary they numbered some hundred
thousand. They now number about 100000
They came to Europe in sec, sword and spear
In hand and have had to fight for their exis-
tenee ever since In one way or another. in
actual warfare or in vigorous political agitation
the Magyars have fought for independence. but
they have had to fight Russians and Poles TO the
north. Turks to the south. and Austrians and
Germans to the west. Several times after great
victories the Turks or Austrians it seemed
probable that Independence would be won and
maintained But invariably the hopes OF the
Magyars have been blasted either by treachery
or overwhelming numbers FOR by fatal
weakness in themselves. In the war with Aus
tra in lS4s. under Louis kossuth. the 4Austrians
We're driven out of Hungary and inde pendence
seemed assured when Russia interfered and
the scales were again turned against the Mag
vars.
Since that time, or since sadowa the Hun
karlaHs ana Austrians have lived together with
some Sem blance OF confidence and friendIiness;
but II is always to be borne In mind that
theoretical1>-at least. and to large extent
practically. she is Independent or her German
neighbor. but the Ausglech binds the two powers
together as closely, for all practical purposes az
England and Scotland are bound The union
lacks OF course, that frendliness that gives
strength and the assurance OF perpetuity to Scot
tish union with England Even in this anoma-
l"us Independence Hungary very naturally chafes
under the bond with Austria, because the Aus
TRAN government outranks the Hungarian In the
eyes OF the world no matter how dependent Aus
tria is upon the Hungarian acknowledgements
State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-30

conceive Of people In general as dollar chasers'
as skeptical, suspicious integers carrying on
mad race for the intangible lure Of wealth We
plume ourselves on our hardness OF heart our
commercial standards. The man who is vic
timized by check flasher gains ridicue, instead
of sympathy, from his friends. Yet the man
who can be caught Is In many respects of kind
ness and innocence the superior OF his more eau
and his trust When Dr. Cook came before the
world with bare assertion as his Introduction,
the world cashed his draft a. its face value IL
turns out that the paper was worthless, but 1t
remains the truth that the man who utters the
forgery chiefly emphasizes the goodness Of the
guy who accepts II as the truth.