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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-03-24

me with doughnuts and they were so
good that l gave up explanations"
"You might have told me-"
81 supposed that she had told you
and that you shared her incredulity.
OF course saw at once that you were
not frightened, but you did not give
me any opportunity for a prolonged
recital of my misfortunes.
Come" said Miss Faraleigh, with
sudden haste Bob is waiting. Bob
is my cousin" she added,
ooh, thank you" he returned, with
quite inexplicable fervor.
They found Bob eyeing with much
disfavor the rolling figure Of Miss
Flynn, who was seated on the top
step, her head enyeloped in her ging.
ham apron. He turned an amazed
face upon the approaching pair. Kate,
with a confidence that appealed to
Mr., Graham's masculine sense Of fit.
ness, left all explanations to him.
Sorry you were worried, my boy"
he said, airily. i've been resting a
bit here at your cousins before start
ing for your place. found my ride
fatiguing"
How" began Bob.
"Oh, you won your bet all right. He
put me off before got to my station"
We'll, III be jiggered," said Bob,
disgustedly. Here you were com
Portable and happy"-Miss Flynn
choked in her apron-"while l was
chasing around the country for moth
ing"
Your disappointment is pathetic.
Naturally when you were looking for
my lifeless form it is trying to find me
in robust health I would have loved
to crafty you, but life is sweet to the
worst of us"
you were always a selfish brute"
said Bob. do I understand that we
are invited to supper, Kate?'
"Of course" said his cousin you
will have to take care Of your horse
yourself James is having a vacation
this week"
You don't mean you are staying
here alone' Aren't you afraid Of
tramps?"
mo" said Kate, turning scarlet to
her ears. Hurry, Bob, please. 1t i'
supper time"
"Will yous be hayin' coffee or choc
olate Miss Kate?" said Margaret, and
she went into another paroxysm of
merriment and shook herself into the
house.
do you think, Kate" said her
cousin, confidentially, as the domes-
tics broad back disappeared from
view, "that that cook of yours is all
right? All the time you were gone
she sat and looked at me and conduct
ed herself in the manner you have
just witnessed. l never considered
myself such a bowling joke as all
that"
I'VE seldom appreciate our own
best points" said Mr. Graham. Come
on, let's feed your horse"
Now this is worth while" said
Bob, with restored amiabillty, as they
sat down to one of Margaret's best
even worth finding you alive,
Robert / was on the brink of gallop-
ing starvation. You don't seem to have
your usual boisterous appetite, my
dear fellow You must have been
stayed with fruit cake and comforted
with iced tea earlier in the afternoon"
Il was stayed with doughnuts,' said
AIr Graham. "They we're very nice"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-03-24

Gus sulphur spring, around which has
grown the campus of great institu-
ton.
Long ere the white man came, the
sulphur spring at Delaware was
known to his predecessors, whose
settlements were around it. The
white man was not long in making it
a notable place. The early adver-
tisements Of the sulphur spring
greatly resembled a patent medicine
advertisement of the present day.
Long distances were not too far to
travel to its waters.
The days of medical exploitation
have gone, but not so the university
which grew around the famous
spring. Thousands journey every
year to see it and drink its waters,
and no student is a complete part Of
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-03-24
THE FAMOUS
SULPHUR SPRING
Al o. w. U.

Here's to the good old spring,
Drink it down, drink it down;
Here's to the good old spring,
Drink it down, drink it down;
Here's to the good old spring,
When you're dry it's just the thing.
Drink it down, drink 1t down, drink
il down, down, down."
Every student of Ohio Wesleyan
mas sung those words in recent years.
Every student in all the years has
thought them. For who has heard OF
Ohio Wesleyan university or Della
ware without hearing also of its fam
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-03-24
a Smooth Skin.

Black Heads, Chaps, Pimples, Sores
and all unhealthy conditions. of the
skin are unsightly and detract from the
looks. Buy box of DR.. Bells Anti
septic Salve, a creamy, snOw-white
ointment, Apply as directed and your
skin will be as clear as babe's. At
all dealers in medicines.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-03-24

Ohio Wesleyan until he has learned
to drink from its refreshing bowl.
Alumni never forget it, and precious
indeed are the memories revived in
many reunion across the continent
when the water from the same sui
pruh spring of old college days has
been passed around in city banquet
hall. I'VE drank from the same sui
phur SPRING is meaning word in
Ohio Wes cyan circles
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-03-24

Before Eate's inner eye came a
vision of her guest sitting crosslegged
| on her piazza roof while he took his
supper from a tray. Her face curved
into an irrepressible, though embar-
rassed smile Mr. Graham's eyes held
a sympathetic CLEAN. Margaret, who
had just placed a cup of coffee beside
his plate, broke into a sudden roar
and retired to the kitchen.
Bob looked at his cousin with an air
of final evaporation. "She is drunk
Kate" he said.
Kate shook her head helplessly
'No, she isn't, Bob. Don't mind her
How is your mother?"
"She is all right She will be out
here when she knows that you are
alone You've no business staying
here with nobody but that blethering
idiot What would you do if tramp
should happen along, I'd like to
know?" He suspended operations to
stare with stern inquiry at his cousin.
I'D trust Miss Faraleigh to manage
tramp" said Mr. Graham, with
cheerful optimism, "but if your moth
er will allow me to drive her out to-
morrow it will give me great pleas
ure."
THE man can bring her out, You've
got that polo match on hand"
'Tnever cared much for pole" said
Mr.. Graham.
Never cared for polo!" expostu
lated Bob. He stared in a dazed man
ner at his friend. Then he gazed med
itatively at the ceiling and grin
grew upon his countenance and dwelt
there.
After all, it is not surprising that
! fell in love with you" said Robert
Graham.
June roses were red in the Fara-
leigh garden. Kate, in a thin, white
gown sat on a garden bench with
sewing.basket beside her.
81 never considered it surprising"
she said.
81 was alluding," he explained elab-
Orately, ito your evident determina-
ton, when first we met, not to let me
get away. When l was immured on
your piazza roof"
"How could any one be immured on
a roof" interrupted Kate
when | was immured on your piaz-
"a roof" he repeated, there was a
chance of escape. had not seen you
then Excuse me for moving your
basket, dear, but this bench is de- |
signed for two"
Miss Faraleigh laid down her work
and looked sternly at the young man
"Why did l promise to marry you?"
she asked
Because in an unguarded moment |
asked you"
She arose and put the sewing basket !
in her own place.
"I'll take it back" said Robert, hast |
ily That's not the right answer. 1t |
was because under no other conditions
would | promise not to allude to a
certain November day"
"Have you kept your word?"
81 have not, my beloved, but I am
going to from this on" He lifted the
basket from the bench and looked at
her invitingly. 1T is a good deal to
expect a man never to mention the
day that set the world singing for
him, but All. that is BETTER Let's
leave that basket in the house after
this, Kate"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-03-24
The Courage
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17

A fight for the feathefWelgDt cham uionship of the world win be held Washington's birthday at Vernon, Cal. between Abe Atter. title holder and the clever Johnny Kilbane of Cleye- land The purse will be S10,5O0, O. which Attell is guaranteed S7O0 and Kilbane the remaining sS,5O0.
 Matty Baldwin has the chance Of a lifetime to get on another match with Ad Wolgast. provided the latter defends his title after his sickness, if he beats Freddie Welsh in the 20 round bout scheduled to be held in New Orleans, Sunday, Jan. IA. The only hitch in this match is on the matter of weighing in. Aieck Mclean. manager of Baldwin. wants the weight l33 pounds at rirtgsiIt or two hours before the bout
 Baldwin Confident Of Winning
 The West Side A. C.. which Is stag ing the bout, wants the men to weigh in at F o'clock. Manager Mclean eN- poets to clear up this point today
 Matty is confident of beating the Enslishman. Willie Richie of San Francisco. who substituted for Wol- east against Welsh in the recent bout and stood of the Briton, was beaten qu.te haadtlv Q, Baldwin last sum. :aor.
 The most important match 10 be decided in New York this week will be furnished by the National Sporting Club Thursday night Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh, Wis. who has boxed in Great Britian with success, will make l his bow here in a bout with Bill Hur- icy. the Glenn Falls middleweight, who recently defeated Sailor Burke in Brooklyn. The men have agreed ! 10 weigh I5S pounds at o'clock The winner will be matched with either i Frank Klaus or Buck Grouse.
 Morris to Fight Williams Carl Morris. the Oklahoma Giant, will visit Cleveland, O., this week to 1 meet Al Williams, a Western heavy weight. After that he will return | Eome to fit himself for the match with Tom Kennedy on Dec. 27 at the Elm. pire A. c. Kennedy believes he can easily outpoint Morris, but the giant may furnish surprise, as he is i'm ' proving steadily The winner of that aRair probably will be matched with | the winner of the Paizer-Kaufmau bout at the National Sporting club 1 New York on Dec. 2S.
 Mike Gibbons of St. Paul. who has ] created such a stir in Gotham box | ing circles. has made a profitable | invasion of the big town. Gibbons { who reached New York with practi ! cally no money. earned $500 in three 1 bouts and is now in a position tC 1 make small fortune lie will re ceiye S561 for tout with a third
 rater named Perron in Providence R. L., and will then 90 baci
 to St. Paul to spend Christmas ana New Years He intends to return
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
THE REALM OF SPORT


East early in January and says he will make matches with the Dixie Kid. Jen Smith, Frank Klaus. Sailor Burke. Leo Houck. Buck Grouse. Kid Henry or any other waiter or middle weight who wants crack at him. As his services are in demand, Gib- bons thinks he can make $25,000 ne- lore the flowers bloom in the spring In spite of success the St. Paul boy says he will stick to his friend who furnished the rilroad ticket and is TOW his manager. Other handlers of fighters have tried 10 sign Gibbons, but he has turned them down. In short be believes in gratitude
 Gibbons a Two-Handed Fighter
 The remarkable feature of Gibbon s ability is the fact that he combines boxing skill with hard hitting Cor bett, Erne. Grifo and other star box CTS of olden times lacked punching power, but they won bouts on points. Gibbons. on the contrary. can slug with both hands fl necessary, in ad- dition to piling up points with won. derful skill and rapidity. Abe Attell, the featherweight champion. also 8
 
 trim Coffey last week, said;
 "Gibbons has a head. He is one of the fOxiesI men I've seen. One of the secrets Of his success is the way hc makes the other fellow miss. He doesn't jump away So far that his opponent misses him by yard, foi that would be diseouraging. He avoids blows by so small a margin that his antagonist constantly be 5eves he can land il he keeps on try ing. in that way Gibbons makes his man fight just the way he wants hin to, which is something few boxers car do. His feinting is a treat, his foot work is marvellous and when ht starts a punch he doesn't miss. He has wonderful pair of eyes and is a quick thinker. He likes to box, but | if slugging is necessary he's there with an awful kick. Just say for me that Gibbons is a wonder.
 Britons Bar Kidney Punch. In line with the action of the Amer ican A. c. directors in Boston iI barring the kidney punch, the follow ing London dispatch shows the feel ing regarding this bad feature il London:
 : The National Sporting Club o ! London has declared the kidney punch illegal. and the use of it ii | the future will act as a disqualified tion to any fighter in, British boxing matches. The committee appointed tt pass upon the legality of this blow which caused so much comment 1T England and America, decided unani mously against it. A clause will b'
 inserId in the future articles oi agreement Of the National Sporting Club prohibiting fighters from usini .t"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
WESTERN PLAYERS 0N
 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM
East No Longer Holds Monop- Oly of the Best Football
 in the Land

With the exception of full back. it is possible to rick from western players an ail-American football team from the 1911 football honor list made by prominent football coaches in the January outing No attempt is made to pick an allstar team, but instead number of players are chosen for each position.
 Fifteen men from the western elev ems are Conklin and Wells, Michigan, and Oliver, Illinois, for ends; Shocks. Nebraska; Rademaeher. Chicago. and Buser, Wisconsin. for tackles; H. Belting, Illinois and Scruby, Chicago, for guards: OBrien, Iowa, center; Gill, Indiass; Mill, Wisconsin, and Campo, Minnesota. for quarter backs: Craig, Michigan; Sauer, Chicago, and Rosen- wald. Minnesota. for half backs.
 Apparently no two coaches have been able to agree on any one full back in the West, as this position is given to- Mercer, Pennsylvania: Pow ell, Carlisle: Dewitt, Princeton and Dalton, Navy Quarter Back Morrison of Vanderbilt is the only player rec ognized from the South.
 In making the selections the condi- tions were that two or more coaches should agree on each player. The list follows:
 ENDS. Conklin. Mich. Very. Penn. State Oliver, Illinois Burd, Carlisle Write, Princeton Smith, Harvard Daly. Dartmouth Bomelsler, Yale Wells. Michigan
 TACKLES, Probst, Syracuse Rademacher, Chi Buser, Wisconsin Gelz. Swarthmore | Shonka, Nebraska Hart, Princeton GUARDS. H. Betting, I'll. scruby, Chicago Arnold, Army Duff, Princeton.
 CENTERS
 Bluementhal, Ketcham, Yale
 Princeton OBrien, Iowa
 QUARTER BACKS. i Gill. Indians Sprackling, | Howe. Yale Brown | Morrison. Wander. Moll, Wisconsin
 bilt Capron, Minn. Fogg. Syracuse
 HALF BACKS i Spiegel, Lafayette Craig, Michigan 1 Wendell. Harvard Sauer, Chicago Costello. George Thorpe, Carlisle
 town Rosenwald, Minn | Camp. Yale Oliphant, Purdue
 FULL BACKS
 Mercer, Penna. Dewitt, Chicago
 Powell, Carlisle Iialton, Navy.
 In team standing Princeton is giyei clear title among the eastern eleN ems, while Minnesota is handed tn palm in the West The writer regret that there was no Michigan-MinnC sota game.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
MOTION PICTURES AT oRPHEUN

As previousy announced in the press, the Orpheum will in the fu' ture show Motion Pictures only, hay ingo cancelled all vaudeville engage ments until after the Road Show sea son.
 The picture offering for tonight E exceptionally good. and embraces all that could be desired in comedy dra matic and historical films. Promi' nent among these will be the histort cal drama. An Eye for an Eye, or
 ~The Last Days of Henry. III. Of France" Everyone who saw The Tanning of the Shrew,' by the Eclipse manufacturers. was delighted with the exceptionally clever acting and fine photography, and many expressed the hope that many more pleasant i surprises of this kind were in store l for picture patrons. In "An Eye foi an Eve" the art displayed in the SC i lection of exterior settings and care | ful study of interiors and furnishing
 of the sixteenth century even surpas' aass the previous works of the Eclipse l company, and added to these is tho
 clever acting Of the principals in tho
 production. This film may well 6s l recommended ss a criterion
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
BASEBALL NOTES

Mccoy Pitts, an Appalachian lea sue player. was accidentally shot and killed in Georgia recently.
 Bill Abstein and Rube' Missinger, two old eastern leaguers, have been sold by Jersey City to Memphis.
 William Elmer of Cleveland and Jack Kennedy of Baltimore will do umpirIng in the Cotton States league next season.
 Members of the Philadelphia Ma tionals, who took the trip to Cuba say that Catcher Millifer, the new Quaker is sure to mage good.
 A new league may be formed ID western Pennsylvania to include But Ter, Franklin, Beaver Falls, New Gas tie. oil City and Meadville.
 Umpire Bob Emslie has won anoth CT trap shooting championship. And for several years players have beeI yelling that Bob couldn't see and should wear a pair of "cheaters'.
 President Murphy, of the Cubs, say' that he is going to engage a corps o
 virile" scouts next season. We don know what he means; but the minol leagues have enough trouble withou having this "virile' thing tossed a them.
 As Ovie Overall is in bad with th' Cubs, the National commission vii perhaps slap a fine on Ping Bodie Miner ppwn, oscar Stanage and Hooper, WolJers and Lewis, Of th' Boston Red Sox. for playing ball witl Overall in California.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
NEW PROGRAM Al TIE ROYAL

Many people wonder why wild and woody" motion pictures are more popular in the west than in any other section of the country. Here in Bis bee, for instance, no one considers a motion show program complete un, less it contains wild west story The reason is becausse, in centers like Bisbee. the population is drawn from every quarter of the globe, and the wild west Is as stranee to them as !t Is t0 those natives or the present generation. One of the most appealing western stories ever shown at the Royal will be thrown on the canvas tomorrow night as a feature of the Sunday program. It's actors are Indians and frontlersmen i or as we call them in Bisbee, old timers To see is is to turn Time
 back thirty years.
 Another picture that will have an i especially strcng local appeal is The aIiaer Miner The Htsners death 1 creates the situation. which involves a rich customer, a pretty girl, VI lain and a hidden treasure--a comb | nation rich in action and rOmance.
 A hiccOugn-producing comedy l'
 .Logan's Babies" a comedy Of CT TOTS. The babies are not really To
 ean's and there is where the fun | comes in Bud Fisher never no duced anything as funny as this ! Second only to the wild west as |
 scene for picture-playlet authors i' the ante-beilum period Of our coun try. Right or Wrong is z tens
 drama dealing with a Yankee and | Confederate. A question mark shoul
 properly come after the title of th picture. for it is a question that tn
 auditor must answer for himself- ] right or wrong2
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
HOTEL POTTER THREATENED.
Annex Burns vith Loss Of S5O,o0' Which is Fully Covered by
 insurance.

SANTA BARBARA, Dec 1G-Tne annex of inc Hotel Potter one of the principal tourist hostelries on the coast, burned this afternoon. The flames started in the drying room of the annex. probably Prom @ gasoline explosion. There were fifty girls working in the laundry and all es- caped in safety but four who re turned for valuables and were com pelIed to jump aud all were injured, though not seriously. The girls lost all their belongings and many e them their work and wages. One girl l0si S3.50 in cash and some jswelry,
 The loss on the hotel property is sae,000 insured The main hote building for an hour or more was Threatened. but by the heroic wOrl of volunteer fremCn. who workec with vet towels over their heads this portion of the hotel vas saved
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Perey-You say you are invited to spend the weekend with friends and want to know if you should dress for dinner. Yes. we would advise you to- also for breakfast and supper
 Musieian-You ask us how we pro nounce potpourTt. We don't.
 Hank-You say your neighbor has borrowed your vacuum cleaner and won't bring it. back. Get even Tsth him by running away with his>r1te.
 Bachelor-Iou ask Us what is the best season to prcffose to the girl There is no be>c reason They are all bad--
 Inyestor-We arc not sure who writes those advertisements for the western silver mine stock companies but we are under the firm impression that it Is Dr. Cook
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
AD WOLGAST LEAVES
 HOSPITAL FOR SEA
Little Fighter Goes 10 BeaCn and Puts Denial on
 Some RumorS

LOS ANGELES. Dee. 16,-Ad Woi- gast today denied Le would go home. to Cadillac, Mich, as soon as he leaves the hospital here and declared he woald go to Venice and stay there until after the Attell-Kilbane fignt on February 22. at Vernon. Then ne Will go south and visit Savannah and then gc to Philadelphia and come back here. He will then begin training for match with Freddie Welsh, which VIII occur about July 4, at Vernon.
 Wol~ast left inc hospital tonight and went 70 Venice.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
GOVERNORS ARE ORGANIZED
Western Executives Form Association and Wiil Hold Annual
 Meetings

ST. PAUL. Dec. 16.-The western governors who retarned to St Paul today from their 4,000 mile tour east, tonight formed a permanent organi- zation, 10 be known as the western governors association. The first meeting wii be held here on Monday evening, when Secretary Of the h. terior Fisher will be the principal speaker Governor Norris Of Mon tana, is president. and Governor West, of Oregon, vice president. The next years meeting will be at Boise, Ida. ho. The object of the association will be to discuss matters of importance regarding the development Of tha west. with a view toward concerted action
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
JURY FAILS TO AGREE.

SEATTLE, Wash. Dec. 16.-The jury disagreed and vas discharged ioday in the case Of Arthur II. and Clarence A. Moore. officers Of tho Alaska Investment and Development company, charged with using the mails Co defraud. The final vote was s to { for conviction. The case is set for retnal at the March term.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17

NEW YORK. Dec 16.-Battlins Nelson is going to face some pretty
 tough game the middle Of this nont4 in this city when he will he asked to try his strength and skill for ten rounds against "One Round Hogan the California lightweight. The paI were matched here yesterday, and though no definite date has been sc lected for the battle, it is believed
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CADENA DE co5RE MINING
 COMPANY OF ARIZONA

NOTICE is hereby given that tne regular annual meeting of the Cadens de Cobre Mining Company win be held in the Fair Hall in the City of
 asDee. County of Cochise. Territory Of Arizona. on Friday, January 5th 1912, at 7.30 D. m., for the purpose Of electing officers and directors for the ensuing year; and the transaction ol such other business as many proper
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17

that December l. CT IS will see the men clash. Hogan has two other matches on, return go with Knock out Brown set for December 25, and a bout with Abe Attell. The weight in the Brown go is to be 133 pounds at six o'clock in the evening. The Brown go is optional. it being on if Nelson decisively defeats the western CT.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17

iy come before said meeting By order Of the board of directors, and in conformity with the bylaws cf said company
 c. A. MCDONALD,
 Secretary. Dated at Bisbee. Arizona. this 1sth day of December. 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-17

ribbon in three inch peeesand tie the soft knot in the center bringing the two en ds together and sewing them he bandeau Finish the with beads of yellow. One large daisy a nd three or four smaller ones make a pretty cluster at the side Of the head Sew the petals out flat ar straight but make them close enough to overlap ca ch other.
 Raby blue ribbon in wo shades in very much smaller petals meke for get-menot effect that Is very pretty The centers should be of pink and white crystal beads and only ve petals required for