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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
MAY DROP MIAMI.


GLOBE. March 19.-Unless Miami
can success in organizing a baseball
team within the next week, what was
originally planned to be a four-team
league in this district will be con-
densed into a three-team league. made
up Of Globe, Cooper Hill and Stafford.
Although Manager G. w. Shute of
the local team has been endeavoring
for several weeks to induce Miami to
take some definite action with regard
to forming a team. he has as yet, he
says, failed 10 secure anything more
than a statement that a team would
probably be formed. The players of
Globe. Stafford and Cooper Hill are
anxious to perfect the organization of
the new league at once, in order that
the schedule of games may pc ar
ranged and the season opened as soon
as possible, and unless the Miami
players act at once, the other teams
will be forced to form a league with
out their assistance.
Manager Shute received a letter
from Stafford yesterday, asking that a
game be scheduled with Copper Hill
for Sunday, March q. 1t is probable
that this game viii be arrange for
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To be continued in our next.

Doc Green. trainer for the Bos-
ton Red Sox now doing their sprin.
work at Hot Springs. Ark. butted in
TO the Hmelight as a hero and had
there been a real fire in sight would
have skinned Rube Waddell by a city
block in his patent role of rescuer
and fireman.
The other morning a cry of fire
issued from a dwelling across the
street from the Hotel Green, which
some of the players. was sitting on
the piazza Although there was nc
smoke in sight, woman with a child
in her arms, was screaming loudly
from a second-story window. Headed
by Green, a party of ball players
rushed across the street and spert
about five minutes bat.ering in the
door, while someone else turned in an
alarm and in less than no time the
Hot Springs fire department was also
clamoring about the vicinity looking
for the blaze.
There wasn't any. When RescueI
Green and party arrived on the second
floor the room was found TO be full
of whas looked like smoke, but on ex-
animation the whole hullabaloo arose
from the fact that someone left the
steam turned on the night before and
something had broken which later
proved to be a steam-pipe. The
plumber not the fire department. was
needed. but Green is still a hero fol-
being on the job.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Get the money. hurry.

Mike Martin. the Red trainer. has
mapped out a system of dieting that
he is going to adopt. along with lot
Of exercising.
Why? Oh. nothing. only Mike has
been gathering little too much flesh
for his own personal satisfaction.
Mike is short. but now weighs a
trifle over 1856. and he wants 10 clip
off about 10 or Is pounds. and he
says he knows exactly how to do it.
My system is to keep as far away
from starchy foods and sweet things
as possible" says Mike.
Il am going 10 cut out drinking
everything. even water. with my
meals This is one of the greatest
flesh builders in the world. the habit
of drinking anything at all with meals.
A little water or milk during the day
will not add greatly to your weight,
but just as sure as you drink any
thing at all with your meals you be-
gin 10 weigh more.
Sweets are very, very bad. espec-
tally pie, and. in fact. and pastry.
continued Mike.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

Manager George Stallings said he ex-
pected Criger there by this time at
least Stallings was under the i'm
preston that the backs:op was at Hot
Springs. but, according to Joe Doyle,
who arrived at Athens yesterday form
the Arkansas resort, not a sign of
Cringer was seen. Last night Stallings
wired TO Elkhart, Ind. Criger's home
town, to ascertain his whereabouts.
This course did not result in anything,
however. Criger signed a contract
and Stallings, while a bit worried
says he believes Criger's hardness in
reporting is due to the fact that bust
ness has detained him.
Joe Doyle is in as good shape as
any of them. Doyle spent three
weeks at Hot Springs boiling ou1
White there Doyle played in three
games. He said that the Arkansas
limbering up town contains more ball
players DOW than ever before. Be
fore he lef. he said there were over
$50 major league men there doing
stunts.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
BlAMES THE FARMEh.

WASHINGTON. March I9.-Contin-
ued denials that the Americas Meat
Packers association discussed or at
tempted to fix prices in any way were
made by George L. Mccarthy. pub
Usher OF the National Provisioner. and
secretary of the association, ia his con-
Guiding testimony before the senate
high cost of living committee today.
The consumer must look to the farmer
for relief against the present high
prices, declared James S. Agar. presi-
dent of the Western Packing and Pro-
vision company.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

Don't get funny, Mr.. Johnsing
in the event of Martin Sheridan and
Joe Horner meeting in a series of
events in the near future, the contest
should be interesting. but Sheridan
would be very foolish TO consent to
such a match. The young Irish pc
lcemtn is at present the all-arounC
champion of the A A. u, and last
July established a new record, making
total of 1885 points. Horner should
have competed in the all-around con-
test last July. He was recognized as
a great athlete last season and put the
l6-pound shot IS feet at the intercol-
'egiate championships, not to mention
several startling performances in the
west. While it Is believed that Sheri-
dan could best Horner in a competition
OF ten standard events, the Olympic
hero has everything to lose and moth.
ing to gain by the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
SAYS MINERS HAVE ciNcH.

CINCINNATI. March 1s.-"The
miners will be at work with an adj
vance of wages on and after April L.
You may make that as strong "a you
please. The conclusion OF the con-
ference will be in favor Of the miners.
| have the means to force acquies-
cence to our demands. but I do not
care TO state what they ares1 Thus
declared President Lewis of the
United Mine Workers Of North Ameri-
ca. following the adjournment today
OF the joint scale committee OF the
miners and operators. which again
failed 10 make an agreement.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

and the first game Of the season
played on this date.
The Globe boys are praeiicing
steadily to put the local team in good
shape for the opening Of the season.
They are showing up in good shape
and are eager for the arrival Of the
regular season, in order that they may
test their skill on the diamond against
the other teams OF this district.
Ii is expected that the managers of
the various teams win get together
within the next few days and arrange
schedule of games for the season.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
He needs to.

Bob Armstrong. who knows Jack
Johnson. predicts that Jeffries VIII
knock white spots out of the negro
when that fight fest is held in San
Francisco on July 4. He says Jeff was
never in better condition than hs-is
now. and Bob ought to know what
he is talking about-Jim Corbett puts
his prediction in this form:
.fJobnson cannot knock out JEFF
fries. lie has neither the strength
nor the courage. He might win by
a decision, which do not expect, but
to think that he could stop the boil
ermaker is sheer folly.
Il feel sure Jeffries viii be right.
He wants to win the fight. He looks
good, and those who boxed with him
say that he has shown endurance and
excellent judgment of distance.
Il am one OF those who think he
does1t need TO be at his best. for
think in comparison to Jeffries, John
son is a counterfeit champion
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

jotngs of jumping jack oilng
As stated in
rives and has probably
this afternoon he
Then for the call the
Men will be il
will be made
The
Who the umpires will
is said they will have entirely different that which
in last diamond talked
the FL Paso
win be
in ali but going or mex year
In the meeting ocaa be
which speeches
Manager orendof while
the md acquainted
in our
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
MORE ASSURANCES

NEW YORK, March 19.--Japsa is a
firm friend of the United States. ac-
eording to statement made here to-
day by Charles w. Fairbanks. former
vice-president. who arrived last night
from his trip around the world.
America need have no fear of gspan's
intentions towards this country he
said
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
SPORT-P|PE PUFFS Of LOCAL
AND COUNTRY WIDE INTEREST

athletic profession with these gifts
Another is DIR. B. F. Roller. the wrest-
Ter whom the Pole is soon to meet.
who graduated with honors from col
lege. took up the practice of medicine
for a while at Seattle. then forsook
the surgeons knife for athletics.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

UP-To-sNuFF SPORT
PAGE FROM NOW ON

. With the interest that base
. ball is creating in the south
. west its no more than fair that
. the Old Reliable should cater I
y the coming season to the pub
y les fancies.
. When the local season be-
. gins each game will be COW
y cred carefully by Ham" and
. when the teams away from
. home arrangements will be
. made TO print each day the
. complete box score as well as
. full account of the doings. In
. addition to this. the batting
. averages, club standings, fed
. ing percentages. etc. will be
. compiled every Sunday, while
. the table of standings of the 4
. four clubs in which Bisbee is 4
o Is interested will be printed 4
. each day. big-league style.
q We will also aim to accur- I
. ately handle all other sporting
y events. both local and of ma
q tional interest. Without a 4
. doubt the Review will have
= the best sporting page in this 4
. section of the Southwest Z
= and three times as good on
. Sunday.
y Look out for It. Begin now.
= You'll always find thereon
. everything that's worth while,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

tors. has resulted in bringing about
the meeting. Lynch said he wanted
to know what the league directors in
tended to do in the matter. Drey-
fuss communicated with Garry Herr
mann and it was decided 10 again
take up the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Hot Springs sure is'a handy bure

Word received from Pittsburg states
that the National League board of
directors will act on the hurry case.
The board of directors vii meet in
Pittsburg on Monday 10 take up the
case of former Manager William J.
hurry of the Philadelphia National
League club. Murray's claim against
the Quaker club is for $500 back
salary and $4,000 due him according
to contract Murrays case has been
a much-mOOted one. A letter written
by President Lynch 10 Barney Drey-
fuss. who Is one Of the LEAGUE direc-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
The Champs will keep the name.

Another old-timer is due 10 pas.
from the ranks Of the majors this year
The St. Louis club has asked FOL
waivers on Hobe Ferris. the veteran
second baseman. who has been play
ing third for st. Louis since Boston
traded him for Harry Niles. Nile
is still in the game and will hold down
second for Boston this year The
bean-eaters. apparently, got the besa
Of that trade. though in value it can
never come up TO the one this same
st. Louis club put over on them wher
it traded poor worked-out Jesse Bur
kett TO Boston for George Stone ant
cash bonus. The year of the trade
Stone held the batting championship
of the American league and has since
finished always in the 800 class.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
zbyskO is the best bet.

The wizard who gets them all has
beaten out the veteran billiard player
Jake Shaeffer. who died at his home
In Denver recently. In his prime
Shaeffer was the wonder and cham
pion of the billiard cracks in his day.
He feared no one on the green cloth
and for years was the champion AT
this game.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Hope Bob IS right.

The only way to handle Hans Wag
ner is to outguess him" says Pitcher
Reulbach. Of the Chicago Cubs. "He
has a great faculty of meeting the
high balls. Owing to his physical
makeup Wagner is a dangerous bat
ter against any pitcher. If he is sci
for a fast one inside it is a safe BET
he Will clout il a nile. If you car
fool him by the delivery the chances
are he will strike out or pop one tC
the infielders.'
Have to be a good guesser.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
He's got Mike Murphy's liniment.

he GOT Mlke Murphy S Ilnlment.
The ninth week of the bowling tour
Dey closed with the games at the Y.
NJ. c. A. last night. There are still
two more weeks to knock them down
before final averages can be doped
out, but although ii can't be said with
any degree OF certainty. in this case.
that the club tina. knocks the most
down gets a cigar apiece. or even a
box of them" at least they'll have
honor enough to satisfy the skill ex-
pended. The way it sizes up now,
Francis Thomas Champions will mead
the final standing, although some OF
the others are crowding close.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler whom
Frank Gotcb failed to throw, has not
neglected his mental makeup IN con-
nection with his marvellous physical
development he presents a more
Interesting study perhaps. than any
athlete Of today.
In his native land he is a counselor
at law. and a member of the Polish
bar; he speaks luently, in addition
to English. six other different tongues
besides that OF his native land. De
spite his mixing with athletics. he
still retains the polish and 1ntelli-
eence the result OF moving in the best
circles of Polish society in his native
land; he can converse freely upon
any subject using the best Of English
and can turn. outside OF English and
Polish. to any o,her six languages
and converse upon the same subjects
with equal tact.
Zbyszko is one of the few in th'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

= Arrangements have been completed
for the annual field meet at Fort Hua-
chuca to be held April Is and 1s and
the program is given below. Three
prizes are given where there are five
contestants or more. The minimum
number of contestants in any event
will be four. in which case there will
be but two prizes.
In addition. the feature of the meet
will be polo games each day. Both
officers and men at the post have be-
come quite expert in this game and
are its almost daily deyotees. For a
time there was a prospect of several
match games between a team from
the fort and one from the Warren
District country club. but as yet the
country club has not organized for
this line of sport
A number from Bisbee and Doug
las are planning on taking in the field
meet The program numbers four
teen events which are as follows:
Huachuca steeple chase. two mile,
for officers, catch weights; three
prizes.
Huachuca steeple chase. two mile.
for troopers. catch weights; three
prizes.
Rescue race, 200 yeards-four men
from each troop; TWO prizes.
Bending race. eight stakes. twenty
feet apart; three prizes.
Half-mile obstacle race. Big Mecca
sin course. for Galloways. five-pound
handicap for each half inch; top
weight rs pounds; three prizes.
Six-hundredlyard-rac Little Mecca
sin course. for Galloways. five-pound
handicap for each half inch: top
weight 175 pounds; three prizes.
Six-hundred-yard race for Indian
scouts. Little Moccasin course. tire ?
prizes.
Northumberland race for
COW ponies. second ditch TO finish.
open to all bona fde COW ponies, three
prizes.
Polo race. carrying ball 200 yards
and back to start, three prizes.
High jump. three prizes.
Consolation race, outer course, for
horses or ponies that have won first,
second or third places. catch weights:
three prizes.
Mule race. for quatermaster's en-
ployees. Little Moccasin course, three
prizes.
Jumping contest, three obstacles.
only performance of rider and horse
TO count open to all: three prizes
Burro race Little course, three
prizes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
.L|vEuNESS ANTICIPATED IN
BASEBALL AFFAIRS THIS WEEK
\ RENDoRFFs due to arrive today.

- RENDORFFS due to arrive today.
HThere : directors meeting this afternoon.
" Representatives of the four Southwestern
circuit clubs in FL Paso mapping ou-
the seasons schedule.
Orendorff will Immediately begin the organization
OF the Bisbee Battling BAH Bouncers. Pestiferous
Pill Founders. Startling Stupendous Swingers of
the Swatstick. Distributors of Dire Death to Demon
Diamond Dsporters of all Denominations and
Larruping Lacers of Home run Horsehide for the
season of 1910
Food for the feversh. flushing fan of Degree No,
SO? Sure There'll be all kinds of it a-popping
within the next day two Just add day or two
more 10 that and you'll see the players out at the
Warren ball park jostng through the Inn Jam
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Lau-els lost 20 Reuben.

Word from the New York Ameri-
cans training camp at Athens. Ca,
is to the effec- that considerable I'M
easiness is felt over the absence of
Lou Criger. the Yankees catcher.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Providence wants Hobo Ferris.

In speaking about President Hor-
ace S. Fogel. of the Phillies. New
York writer referred to him as merely
a figurehead that ever graced a base
ball club. Fogel has been one real
live wire since taking hold of the Phil
lies. Few would have believed that
he would succeed in getting the
union men back to work on his bali
park. The fact is that some of the
out-of town writer's who were wont
to throw mud at the local executive
are now beginning to realize that ae
is big factor in the National League.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Good sport passed away.

Who sto,e Jack Johnson? Or did
some one grab off his press agents?
IL seems years since the big black
fistic gent got his name into print.
Maybe Johnson has settled down to
real work and is not bounding over the
high spots in the great dark way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-01
DULL, Aching PAINS
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-01
FORMER IOWA MAN
DROPS DEAD FROM
HEART DISEASE

Henry L. French, farmer living
near the Odd Fellows cemetery,
Corvallis, died of heart disease
Tuesday, June 20, 1910, shortly af.
ter A o'clock, while seated in his
chair reading. He had not been Ill
before and seemed in robust health
In the morning he arose with pains
in his chest, thought to be neuralgia,
and he staid near the house all day
Death came to him as stated.
The deceased was aged So years
two months and 19 days. He leaves
a wife and nine living children. The
funeral service will be held at the
family home tomorrow at 10 o'clock
after which he remains will be laid
to rest in the Odd Fellows cemetery
H. L. French was an industrious
man, we'll and favorably known
For two years he was fruit inspector
for Benton county, was an activ5
Granger, and member of the Corval.
lis Commercial Club. He was born
in Iowa, came to California in 1878
and from there the family moved "a
this place 20 years ago. The family
has the sympathy of all the people
in their sudden bereavement.-Ga-
zette Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-01
Oldest White Woman.

The recent meeting Of the pioneers
of Oregon at Portland brought out
nothing more interesting than the
discovery of the oldest white woman
born and living west of Mississippi
river. Her name is Mrs. Adrian La
Chapelle. She was born at Vancouv-
er in 1921. The peculiar part Of IL
is that she has been living at St.
Louis, Or, or Butteville, for the
past 40 years, and it was not until
last week that her existence became
known to the Oregon Historical So
ciety or the Pioneers association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-01
Redding Lady Reliever of
Gall Stones.

Mrs. ]. A. Newton, living at 91S
Pine street, Redding, CAL, had suf-
fered for years with gall stones and
had treated considerably with no re-
lief until she came to Fer-Don's ex-
perts and with three doses of medi-
cine the doctor removed over 100
gall stones from her.
After the gall stones were re-
moved she said she felt so much
better, in fact she said it seemed
that there was large hollow in her
side.
Any one ailing with this sort of a
disease would be advised to write to
Mrs. Newton, as she is always glad
to help suffering humanity by tell
ing Of her wonderful results with the
Fer-Don Experts.
Write to Mrs. w. D. Peckham,
who lives at 43O South Fir street,
Medford. The Fer-Don Experts cur
ed her son of a very serious case of
catarrh. He had been a sufferer
from post-nasal and general catarrh
for number of years and took treat
ment and was cured while the Fer
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two years ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-01
FRANCHISE
IS GIVEN
BY. ALBANY
OREGON ELECTRIC is GRANTED
RIGHT TO BUILD ON CERTAIN
STREETS IN LINN COUNTY
METROPOLIS - THIS MEANS
THE EXTENSION OF THE LINE
FROM SALEM.

Though the city council was in
session but As minutes last night II
passed the ordinance granting &
franchise to the Oregon Electric
Railway company, read an ordinance
providing for the purchase of a city
hall site, and the ordinance provid-
ing for a street railway franchise in
Albany for the Albany Interurban
Railway company, corporation con
sisting of local capitalists for the
most part, was referred back by the
committee on streets and public
properties to the council as a COM
mittee of the whole.
The most important feature OF
business of the evening, of course
was the granting of the Oregon Elec-
trio franchise. Last nights measure
grants the company, in addition to
their present franchise on Fifth
street, rights on Water and Fourth
streets. An Important feature OF
the ordinance granted last night was
the amendment of Section in such
a way that it is incumbent upon the
Oregon Electric company to build
and maintain all bridges over all
streams and waterways within the
city which they may desire to cross.
such bridges to be full width of the
street.
1t is now up to the Oregon Elec-
trio Railway company. 1t has so
days in which to file its written ac-
ceptance of the franchise and file an
approved bond in the sum of $4,000
as a guarantee that the construction
of it's proposed lines in Albany will
be complete by July 1, 1912. 1t is
generally understood, however, that
the company means to begin con-
struction during the present sum-
mer and that the line will be in
operation long before the time speci-
fed.