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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
FOR SALE
Few WoodlaWn Bargains

$1s0c-5-room cottage, large corner lot'
near car; 500 cash and SIS per month.
$2000-New, rooms, nice cabinet nantes
large lot, one block of East Lake car;
terms easy.
$1600-Good 8 rooms and hall; large lot
nice fruit, one block Of car; terms easy.
s15OO-New, s rooms and hail.; nice capl-
net mante1s; on car line; 500 cash ana
SIS per month.
sz250-New rooms, cabinet mantels, neal
car line; $50 cash, $40 per month.
$25OO-New, 8 rooms and hall plumbing
and sidewalk improvements; nicely 10
Gated in one block of car line, $500 cash
| and $40 per month.
$275o-Large, new rooms, cabinet man
tells, bath, plumbing, east front; one
| block East Lake car; $500 cash ana
| 500 month.
$500 Beautiful 4-room cottage, with hall;
| very large lot.
$780, rooms and hall; outbuildings, TWO
| large lots Terms easy.
JOHN T. HOOD,
Office: 11s S. 55th street (Woodlawn sta
tom, Birmingham, Ala.
Peoples Phone IL.
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FOR SALE

IMPROVED.
$20,0O0-50x140 Sd avenue, near 18th
street; fine speculation.
SIT, 000-Close in, Nerthside corner; 3
white tenants; rents $135 per month
good investment.
81, 1904 very attractive new resi-
dence; hardwood floors, handsome
hardware and chandeliers, etc; in
choice and rapidly delevoping sec
ton of South Highlands.
S950O--An elegant home just south of
Highland avenue and three blocks of
goth street.
ss5Oo-10ox1oO. North side corner,
whites; stores and dwellings; rental,
$500.
s65Oc-Two- story, S-room modern home.
st. Charles street; hardwood floors,
furnace heat, etc.
$6250-New, modern home, east of 20ih
street and south of Highland ave-
nue..
dence, West End, one block of car
good terms; let us show you this.
S2750-Elegant new home close to East
Lake car; terms right
$2100-Neat little 4-room house, Ave-
nue. G, near 25th street; easy terms.
UNIMPROvED.
S2500-Corner 18th avenue, N. 18th
street 100x13s.
$40 oper foot, lot s. 18th avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets.
IS per foot, lovely Rugy Highlands cor
ner.
s7O0 to loan.
M CONNELL & BRAXTON,
Real Estate. Rentals. Insurance,
2lO7 Sd Avenue. Phones $40.
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e2s00--A very choice cottage on Foun-
tain Heights, well elevated, above
smoke limit of Birmingham cool in
summer: delightful view; has rooms,
hall and bath: will rent for $50 per
month; good investment or nome
place will make terms.
S65O0---A good vacant lot on twenty
second street between Avenues A and
r: property in this neig hborhood is
advancing rapidly in value and this
LOT is now priced very reasonably.
s250o-An attractive cottage on North
Highlands. well located, well built;
corner lot, 6Gx100 feet; neighborhood
choice; price very reasonable terms
to the right people.
aa5Oo-For this price we can sell you
a good S-room. furnace heated house
on 14tb avenue, north; the terms
are $1,000 cash and balance on easy
nayments. We cannot offer YOU this
house at this price many days, for 1t
is too good q bargain to stay; the
owner wants a quick sale.
a2o0O-This is 5-room cottage on a
lot 50x190 feet on Sth avenue, north,
b and east of 10th street: the property
n without the house is worth this
much.
e550O--Here is an excellent lot, 30 feet
s frontage. in an ideal location for an
anartment house; there is a cottage
81, the lot renting for S35 per month;
"a this is not a bad investment and will
+ nav big returns within the next few
years
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New Bargains For Sale

$6O0O- One-third cash. will buy hve acres
ON Owenton pike between Ensiey anu
Birmingham will make 20 to rs high
land lots.
s25Oo-Only $500 cash, balance $50 per
month, broom house, lot 50x140, Avenue
c. near 9th street, Not often can you
buy a nice home in Birmingham on
such reasonable terms
s12. 5eO--Large, two-story, modern home
fronting Capitol park West 10th street
and running through to 10Th street;
pays big rent
s1s, oo0-Forty feet with brick BUILDING
24tl, street, near new depot, rents Tor
500 per month; long lease.
S. e. THOMPSON, Agent
Bell Phone "a. 223 N. 2ist st.
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Birmingham Realty Go.
2118 First Avenue
For Sale

s7DG0-This is a very reasonable price
that we have on piece of improved
property that is renting for $49S per
year, which is a large return on
the investment; see us soon for this.
S50G0-9room house on lot 60x150 on
corner, facing east--only " blocks
north of 18th avenue, s.. rents for
sS5 per month; all street improve
ments paid for.
$6500--A beautiful Groom cottage on
lot facing south on 14th avenue,
south; ot 65X214 feet; has barn, SER
wants house garden fruit trees;
street improvements paid for.
$40, 500-Part cash and the balance like
blocks from street car line, Conve-
nient to Louisville and Nashville car
shops on which Louisville and Nash
Vile will spend 100000 for improve
ments in near future; every prospect
of big enhancement In value; Inn
provements on six of the lots brings
S1050 annual rent; a god investment
that will grow better.
S5150--New modern S-room residence
in Earle Place; hardwood floors, fur
mace heat, well planned by highclass
architects and construction superin-
tended; pretty lot, eastern frontage.
sS500--Improved lot on 9th avenue. near
Terminal station, 50x190, renting for
$50 per month; 9th avenue is paved
has double track street car service
prospects of considerable advance in
value.
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FOR RENT

EOH h4NA
$40 S. 21st street, rooms, $35.
$40 S. 22d street. 6 roomsI $40
2712 Avenue F, rooms. $40.
512 S. 9th street, ! rooms, us.
liz s 18th street, 6 rooms. $3.50.
ISIS Avenue f. 8 rooms. sic.
1901 Avenue q, 7 rooms, $25.
1908 Avenue G, 7 rooms, $50.
1881 Avenue r. 4 rooms, $l5.
72s Georgia street, south, rooms, $50
NORTHSIDE.
61o N. 18th street, IL rooms, $65.
23os 4th avenue, l6 rooms, $50.
40 N. 23d street, s rooms, $780,
412s 9th avenue, 4 rooms, $40.
4f30 9Th avenue, rooms, $3.50,
40 N. 25th street, rooms, $cl.5o
s. BETHEA q co., Agents
2027 Third Ave.
Peoples IS. Bell ~.
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FOR RENT.
NORTHSIDE.

NOkIHSlDE
Eight rooms, 2-story, modern, 2117 Sth
avenue.
Five rooms, two-story, modern, 20lo sth
avenue.
Fourteen rooms, 2-story, modern, 1905
Sd avenue.
Five rooms, cottage, modern. $40 25th
street.
Six rooms, cottage, modern, e60s 18th
avenue.
Five rooms, cottage, modern. TIA 18th
street.
Four rooms, cottage, modern. 2604
Tompkins avenue.
-Four rooms, cottage, modern. 2eo5 Tomp-
kins ave.
Five-room. furnace-heated fiat.
FOR RENT-SOuTHSIDE
eight rooms, 2-story, modern, e20 18th
street. :
Six rooms, cottage, modern, s12 Geor-
gia street.
Six rooms. cottage, modern, 1lo7 Ave.
nue. j.
Five rooms, cottage, 11os Avenue +.
Four rooms. cottage. modern, 1857 Ave
nue. Fl.
Il. HElNEKE r. Z. & /. A. Co. Agts
Phones y. 214 North 21rt ST.
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asI.7a a6sO7I
PIANO REoIEAL was GOOD.
students Or Mt ST yoseph's Academl
Show Much Musical Talent.

u.
Miss Lucille Stull and Miss Vivian
Patton. assisted BY. Miss Flora Pam
key and members Of the violin and
vocal class did themselves credit IN
III piano recital which they gave at
nat. 81. Joseph's academy last night.
Fifty persons were present and were
wen pleased with the entertainment
The program was: scherzc, op.
Vivian Patton and Lucille stulli
Reading, Miss May McInerney; VIC.
lib, Miss Pankey; OVERTURE Vivian
Patton. Lucille stuIl. Liza Sullivan,
Margaret Mcdonald; Chorus. InfIa-
nations from stahat Mater; RadleuHe
Grand vaIse de Concert Misses WI
Wan Patton. Margaret Mcdonald,
Lucille stuII. Liza Sullivan; Violin,
Mlas Lulu Pahkey; Vocal. Misses
Margaret MCDONALD. Lucille stuiI,
LsDth Gordsn. Flora Pankey.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-16

The little Hytrsi pronounced
Hlgh-o-me) inhaler Is made Of hard
rubber and can easily be carried IN
pocket or purse It win last a life
time.
Into this inhaler you pour few
drops Of magical Hyomet
This IL absorbed By the antissptlc
gauzs within and now you are ready
to breathe it IN over the germ In
tested membrane where Il viii speed
fly begin It's work OF killing eatarrh
germs. Hyomel Is made Of Australian
eucaIyptol combined with other anti
septIcs and Is very pleasant to
breathe.
Il Is guaranteed to cure calarrh.
bronchitis, sore throat, Group, coughs,
and colds or money back. II cleans out
a stuffed up head ntWo minutes
soId b druggists everywhere and
By J. N. 0leIssner Complete outfit
Including inhaler and one bottle Of
Hyomsi, sf.oo. And remember that
extra bottles "a afterHari needed.
cost only soc. Send for free book
let, and sample bottle 81 Hyomel,
Booths Hyomei Co. Buffalo. n =.
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Figures Run High Topeka Firm Bid
the Lowest.


TIE council Ii commencing to sel
light On the paving propositions.
The reading ot Ire II BIDS q 81
Items ia eech was completed Il II
o'clock last night, q B. Ransel
Of Topeka vas the lowest bidder
lHIa bid for asphaltlc concrete
pavement. Including al trenehine
curbing and grading amounts y SIS,
I5OS. The contract was not lat Il
him. however. Next Monday might
tins council and the city paving com
|nittee viii meet and give Their de!
cision one week later The bids IN
Guiding all items run from $7s,O0u
I'd s1O2,iSl.
John Richie Of Topeka bid on the
brick paving at s2.ie per square
yard. The total cost including al
trenching, dragging and ctirbing
amounts to $4,000.
The Boyd Construction CO. Of KAN
aas city. bid on asphaltic concrete 1t
e2.1O per square yard. which, In
clnding the trenching. dragging and
curbing, amounts TO ss2.476.
Ratcliff & Gibson, Of st. Joseph,
Mo. bid was much lower for concrete
paving. Their bid. including Ilitems
amounts to $sl. 800
The Capital City Construction Co.,
81 Springfield, ILL.,, bid on mineral.
rubber paving. including ell items,
at SO 1904
The Barber Asphalt Co. Of Kansas
city. Mo-. bid the highest. It's bid for
asphalt paving, Including all ITEMS
amounted to s10a,lsI.
j. w. Kelso Of lola bid on brick
e.yement which, including all items,
amounts to sse,ssB.
The Phoenix Construction Com
pany bid On brick pavement, include
lie ali items, at ess, i SAL asphalt, I'M
Guiding all items, ssO,136 and con-
crete, Including ali items s77,727.
The Kansas Bitulithic Paving Co.
81 Kansas city bid on bitulithic and
asphalt concrete payements not in
Guiding ali items. The asphalt con-
crete pavement bid was $52,662, and
pavement at s6S,sOs.
The Kaw Paving Company Of To-
peka bid on asphalt pavement, not
Including all items, at $5S,59s.
i. n. Lyons Of salina bid on brick
paving, not Including an items, az
S69,OOs.
The engineer employed BY the city
estimates the cost at s9S.SlO.
The city paving committee and sev-I
.ral members Of the council will In
spect tke paving of Kansas City. 81.
Joseph. MO. and other large towns
.hat have paved. n this way theE
Davsnent tKat they find b y noatI
;psisractory win undoubtedly be used
Il Abilene, this ID, X the bonds areI
voted.
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Il was Z topgh struggle fcE aec'
retaFy Tappan 70 set 4 Quorum ~.
eether laet night y the commercial
CLUB meetlns but when the quorum
was assembled 4 lively meeting tell
lowed. r, lama, the promoter q
Clay county, ana Mr. Morgan, rer-
,xsaentatlve from the Western EnelS
neeEinE and Construction Co', Of Nc
PherHon, were present and made
speeches. NJ
Mr., Iams presented Z petition ask
ing the citizens Of pickinaCn county
to put sa0Q in the general expense
fund for ohservAtiOnal survey of ths
proposed lnterurban line The
club agreed tc put Us share n the
hands Of treasurer who, after the
observation e taken, is 70 turn over
the money, but It fatty refused 70
hand over the money until the work
is completed.
After this survey has been made J.
5000 more will have e be raised Tor
q still closer survey ot ths PROPOSED
route. This second observation Y
to set the estimate Of the Tonnage
and amount Of taks that would Pc
received on the line.
MT. Horgan in big spesch said.
This proposed interuEpan railroad
when constructed would ccat 5000
900 Ct the least;
Besides that $4,000 900 rye per
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! Buy g Aui6anoblIe.

We Win offer for the next two
Weeka the following automobiles q
: bargain.
/ Model y Buick, 1908 pasaen-
ger car for $500.
Model r Buick 1909 5 psssen-
ger car for $57S.
i Model 10 1909 Buick, 4 passsn-
ger car. l cylinder $500.
/ Maxwell runsbout, 1909, ss7s,
! Maxwell 5 passenger touring car
new. s11oO.
Call ard see then
u. b. CoULsoN 4 co.
23dSt26wtf Abilene, Kansas
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ranY WANTED PEIRsrLY ROBES.
50 Rev. Or, Altman Lost His job
IN AtchisoP.

Rev. Frank D. Altman. d. p,
was deponad today from the presl-
dency Of the Western Theological
Seminary. 4 Lutheran istitution a'
Atchison. BY the board Of trustees,
The action Is said to be the result
Of faetlonal strife IN the Irnslish
Lutheran church there. The Dastor
Of the church. the Rev. A. 3. Rem,
chose to wear 4 robe while conduct
Ing services. and BY opposing the Gus
tom, the Rev, Mr.. Altman incurred
the enmity Of majority Of the trus-
tees 81 the seminary He has fire.
duentIy visited Abilene and has
preached in the Lutheran church On
several occasions
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with the actual operation or such an
institution 10 the district Of Columbia,
A corrective Indictment was also re-
turned to RectIfy tho name Of Joseph
r. Qatins Of New York who was tirst
indicted Is Joseph =. Gatklns
PIT End to The Industry.
The indictments, 1t was learned 1t
the department Of justice, constitute
one more more u THE Plaza d Attor-
ney General Wickerabam 70 put % end
to the bueketshcp industry II the
United STATED. The first count Of the
indictment returned against the West
ern Union and upon which, with Q
change Of date. the other Al counts
were drawn. ehages that on January
"A, 1910 With intent to aid Edward
Altemus, Louis Celia, Angelo Celia,
Samuel Adler. G. A. Tiilis, William
Fox, Robert R. Hall. Samuel Raymond,
Oscar J. RappeI, 2. N. Browning,
Henry G. Stump, Henry r. Duryea and
Charles Alley, with ofices at No. 1920
New York avenue. Washington, which
was the local officers Of the Standard
Stock and Grain company, IN making
and offering % make diverse contracts
prohibited BY tho act Of March /, 1909,
ne company "did unlaEfnIly com
municato 10 sald keepers Of said
buckelshops By means Of telegraph
wire and instrument known as . tick,
er, q large number. to-Wit: 1000 quota
siOns and prices Of diverse sseuriHeag
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-16

resolution for the reform Of the rules
committe. Just now that resolution 4
in the pocket Of Representative
Haugen Of Iowa.
Just when the psychological moment
viii arrive for the insurgents to takq
q long running jump into Uncle Joe
cannot be- dennitely prophesied ret.
Tentatively, however, the ultimate "
penultImAto dny~of the session has
been chosen. The Insurgents have ,
deaIfA 70 make closing houFs o. ~
session lively
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1 BUCKET SHOP
INDICTMENT NOW
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany Involved.
ARE ACCUSED ON u COUNTS
The Charge Grows out Of Fast Wire
service BY Which Quota
tlons Wire FUR
nIShod.

washington, June ii.-Forty4Wo
counts charging the Western Union
Telegraph company with an equal mum,
Der Of violations Of the bucket shop
law Of March /, 1903. where contained
In an indictment returned here By the
federal grand jury. The indictments
are based on q fast wire service A.
legged to have been supplied By the
telegraph company 70 Altsmus and
Celia, who are said to have operated
under the name Of the STANDARD Stock
ana Grain Dealers OF Jersey City
The specific charge asainst the
western Union Il that 4 assisted varl-
Gus offenders previously indicted In
he conduct Of bucket shops 10 the dis
trlct Of Columbia
The Nalion.Wlds Raids.
The indictments are the outgroWth
OF the nation.vida buckeishop raid
conducted some weeks ago under The
direction Of Attorney General wicker
sham.
Under the law ne Western Union Is
liable 70 . ms 81 $1,000 for each Of
ne q counts IA TIE Indictment
Al addIuonal indictment vas also
kanasd down against Price 4 Co.
ethrEing then = addition % having
consrirsd % operate = bpekai enep.
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James s. Crawford was born April
IL, 1874 in Illinois. Died in Kan
SIS city, No, june 8, 1910. Age
IS years, / month and ~ days. At
an early age he enlisted in Co. A,
fsssh nj Infantry was discharged
December Is. 1854. He was mar
fIsd to Mary 3. Bachelor Nov. %,
1se5. TO thii union Ten children
we're born. she passed away Dec.
ss, 1888 IN 1876 he moved 70
Smith county, Kansas Later he NOV
ed to Northwest Nebraska He was
married to pelpha J. Gertson Dec.
IS. 1907. A wife SIX own children'
five step children. sixteen grand
cnlldfen. eleven step grand children
mourn ne loss. Re vas converted
70 Elder J W. courtneF's meeting IN
Phillips county ID 1884 All that
kIsd hands ana medical skill could
"a vas done for him 81 wife. loved
ones and skilled physleisna Fun
eraI ess eondatlsd n he church At
Delrolt 1unt 80. b. Ri. B 1. Turf
ar-l1lli 81 Isr. =r'sl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-16
ROD IN PICKLE FOR AUNcLE Joe"
The Insurosnts With Democratic Help
Plan 70 Deposs the speaker Be-
fore Adjournment

washington, June Ii.-When Joseph
q. Cannon eoes home 70 DAnyilis, m,
a he adjournment Of congress Il is
entirely within TIE possibilities that BE-
Win 30 e former Speaker Cannon
Th6 insurront members IN the house
nro msiurine plans for another on
slaaeht upon the agot DanvilIlan. a
resolution 10 deposo him has already
Been dlaWn ana Z awaiting the
psychological moment 70 b ihrovn
arln as house.. q ~ ,as N'frs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-16

Enterprise Push: Al number Of
men have been working On . hal
proposition the past two weeks which
has every appearance Of being sue
CESS This time II Is a stock propo.
aItIon. each stoskholder having one
vote. It Ir pianea to have forty o.
i|lsy stockholders and nearly the re-
qulred number has been secured This
MAKES It 4 purely business proposition
which d probably the only way ! hall
plIl ever bs built.
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Not vJctlms n WonderIusl

Warrington. June if.-Wlthin tWt
hours John Nay, 70 ysar1 old. and his
wife, Hannah Nay, died IN The house
& Gsrarda Fori, Greene county, WHARF
they we're married, 81 years go. u
the same dwelling they reared Z fam
ny Of seven ana celebrated theii
golden welding Both WerS born With
IN 100 yards Of where they lived and
died.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-16
KING MANUEL HAS INDICATED
Al Least That ls the Report That
Reaches Lentep From padaloz,

London. June liza dispatch ffonl
Badaioz. spain. Gays that the poftu-
gnese army has mutinied that King
Manuel has abdlcatsd and that the
Duke Of Oporto has been elevated to
the throne.
The dispatch says that this informa-
ton came in secret advtces smuggied
over the border and adds that Manuel
abdicated In the hope that this move
would placate the growing wrath Of
shs people over the MONARCHY
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-16

General merchandise stock IN town
81 1900. Good schools. stock invoice
$4,000 or over. Best Of reason for
selling. Inquire box All. Abilene.
Kansas. 2wtt
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BeiIe SPRINGS a. Enterprise

Last Saturday the Belle Springs
Creamery Co. closed 4 deal for the
purchase Of Il. d. Eyth's cream buy.
ing station at Enterprise. Mr.. myth.
win run the station for q few days
until they arrange Tor a permanent
man.
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The widow and children Of the
late d s. Crawford wish to extend
their sincere thanks for the kindness
Of hslghbors and friends in their
bereavement It VIII not be forgot
len. DIV
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winnipeg, June liza canadiaI
Paniad fralehi tain oraehat Into
boulder near Port coldEeil, $50 nile
east Or Port Arthur The entire lraii
plunged into Lake Superior, earryihi
via B ne crew. telegraph poles an
1Nllch The drowned were Engines
WhcalirT. FlTsnan clu18 and Brrtg
1a 1lclIli11
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-16

Rr6m pnrd bteh Barred Plymouth
RoStS 30 cent? ioF is; SS.ys fos
iao. Geo. Buehunah Abilene. Telp.
6hone. Acme. sousli
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DICKINSON COUNTY, GAINED
ONLY iap in PAST YEAR
Population Grows n Town and Loses
ii Country

The pcpulation Of the county y
2S.sO7. q gain Of tss over last year.
Al Herlhgton gained 40, Abilene As
ana Hope 100 It means that the town
ships must have lost. The figures
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AbilenOSteaDL auldIy


Pattoniae home Industry. Pure eans
Springs WateR dee1 Rnd III work guAr6ulE
Ag6nciea IN 81 Dickinson county towns
]. Il aoCDWrH rroDEissoI
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
COUNTRY CLUB PREPARES.


The manager and members OF the
Warren Country Club baseball team
are highly amused at the latest blast
of hot air waited here from the man
ager of the Douglas Country Club
team through the medium Of the
Douglas papers. Already IN his
minds eye. Manager Webster. drag
ging the defeated and humbled War
rem Country Club team at his chariot
wheels has heaGed his steeds FL
Pasowsrd and in his prophetic vision
he sees the country club team of
that city also humbled. Captain
and Manager Arthur Englander Of the
Warren team is of the opinion that
a change viii come over the spirit of
the Douglas mans dream and that
he is in fact. ennumerating his poul-
try before the process of incubation
has been completed. Captain Eng
lander will have a team ready and &c
in every way to give a good account
of itself when IL crosses bats with
the Smelter City boys. If constant
daily practice in team and individual
playing can accomplish it, The
Warren Country Club players are out
every evening for practice in held
positions and batting. and Captain
Englander has a pitcher IN reserve
whom he feels sure win make the
Douglas boys sit up and take norice
when the two teams meet.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
MANAGER ROBERTS
LEAVES FOR EAST
GOES TO GRAND RAPIDS TO CON-
SUIT DIRECTORS AND MAKE
/ VISIT.


The working force of the Wolver-
inc and Arizona property. located but
a short distance from Bisbee. will be
largely augmented upon the return of
Manager w. II. Roberts. who has
gone TO Grand Rapids. Mich. for a
pleasure trip and consultation with
the directors Of the property as well.
II is the intention of Mr.. Roberts,
Immediately upon his return to Bis
bee. to inaugurate extensive explor-
atory work in places where ore has
encountered In the tunnel that
enters the ground from the old Hig
gins property. This will, he believes,
open up large additional bodies Of
ore and place the property in a po-
,sition to make more extensive ship
ments than are being made at pres
.ent.
Mr.. Roberts intends being absent
Ifor several weeks making a prolonged
visit with relatives and friends after
he has completed his business with
the company directors.
Royal dance Saturday night at
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