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Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
BASE BALL SEASON
 APPROACHES END
The Warren District League Will Close Its Engagement
 On Sunday Afternoon

The last game of the baseball sea. son of 1911 in the Warren District league will be played Sunday after noon, beginning at 2'oeioek, at War ren park, and it will be the last op- portunity of admiring fans to get their glims on the heroes of the season, Callahan's Colts, in a bunch. Not wishing to make the game an appeal for the admirers only, Tommy Blair. manager of the league, has rigged up the finest bunch of pirates that ever scuttled an opposing team, and while the Colts finished the scheduled sea son without the loss of game, there's a chance that the Colts will get a , dose of defeat Sunday afternoon
 The captains of the Tigers and Bankers are boosting the oil business by sitting up at night figuring out the best possible team to be selected from the two losing teams, and if they don't beat the Colts--Swell, the joke won't be OF John D. Rockefeller. any way. The Bankers have given the Colts a hard run for their money imaginary coin-,and with a few re- cruits from the Tigers a team that is a team should be composed.
 Nothing is settled regarding the game with Cananea. The Cananea team has sent the challenge and the Colts are chewing on it. If it proves palatable they will journey down to the Sonora camp to buy some Mexi- can cigarettes, playing ball game be- tween trains. Of course that's taffy- ing the Colts, for if they should go to Cananea they may get their fetlocks roached, or worse luck, for no mat ter the day of the month or the month of the year, Cananea can get up a ball team that has class.
 The Fl Paso challenge. at first mere ly interesting if true, is not viewed with alarm by Manager Blair, for he has learned that the challenging team is composed of none other than bunch of old stars of the Cactus league. For the Globe Mills team, the Colts would be lambs in Colts skins. No. thank you. MT. Ducky Gowan; not for the Colts.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
BASEBALL NOTES

The New England league has turned down an offer to consolidate with the Connecticut league.
 The Philadelphia Nationals had a list of 25 players they wanted to land by the draft route.
 Pitcher Jeff Pfeffer, of the Boston Nationals, will most likely perform in the southern league next season.
 Runnors of a baseball war are flying thick and fast but the chances are that there will be nothing doing.
 Nap" Lajoie, has passed Jackson and is crowding Ty Cobb for the batt- ing championship of the American league.
 Jack Dalton, now with Newark, in the eastern league, will be given an other try-out by the Brooklyn club next season.
 During the Athletics stay in St. Louis, President Hedges made fiatter- ing offers to Harry Davis to manage the Browns next season.
 Thursday, August 31. was the first day this season that not a major lea que game was prayed. Rain put a kibosh on the entire schedule.
 As the Athletics will be playing at home while the Detroit's are hitting the road, prospects for the pennsnt look pretty sweet to Connie Mack.
 Catcher Chief" Meyers, of the Giants has his old war club on the job this seascn. He stands third in the National league batting averages.
 Larry Cheney, the Louisville pitcher has joined the Chicago Cubs, and will will be given a chance to show his puzzlers against the eastern teams
 Iris Speaker says that the no-hit game pitched by Ed Walsh of the White Sox, against the Red Sox, was the greatest exhibition that he ever faced.
 ''Cy" Young, Walter Jackson, Gro yer Cleveland Alexander and ~Otey' Crandall, stars among the pitchers, are all real farmers. Young owns Ohio farms, Johnson a Kansas ranch Alexander a Nebraska farm and Gran dall is buying Indiana land as fast as he can.
 It is said that the Pittsburg Pirates form the real white ribbon" brigade in the big show this season. Last year some of the Pirates were in the habit of cutting loose" now and then but this season with pennant in sight, the boys have lived close tc the pump.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
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CROP REPORT
 UNAVOIDABLE
Ccontinued from page 1)

SS.3 per cent. the ten year average. Indicated yield per acre 32.1 bushels, compared with 3s.9 bushels. the 1910 final yield, and SPA bushels, the aver age yield for the past five years.
 Hay: Preliminary returns indicate a total hay yield of about 4e,969,00o tons. as compared with e0.s7S,0 GOO tons finally estimated last year. and 6S.- 507 900 tons, the average annual pro duction in the past five years. The preliminarily estimated yield per acre is about 1.J7 tons, com pared with 1.33 tons, the 1910 final yield, and 141 tons. the average yield for the past five years. The qual ity is 91.9 per cent, compared with 92.5 per cent. the last year and a ten year average of 91.1 per cent
 Apples: Condition, 56.2 per cent, of a normal, compared with 53.9 per cent, oR Aug. 1, 46.S per cent in 1910. and 52. per cent, the ten year aver age.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
MARRIED AT MIDNIGHT

One of the Contracting Parties a
 Phoenix Girl.
 SANTA ANA, Cal, Sept. S.-Myron Bullock. aged twenty-one of Los An geles and Eva Liebenow, aged eigh- teen, of Phoenix, were married just after midnight this morning County Clerk Williams and Justice Cox were routed out by telephone for license and the latter to perform the cere- mony. Bullock is said to own a bow ling alley on Spring street. The cou- pie came here from Los Angeles in a big automobile.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
KENruckps GRAND OLD MAN

1t is enough to make ones blood boil. to read in the narrowness of some of the country press or hear from the lips of a narrow minded man a criticism of the ability or the in tegrity of Henry Watterson, the ed itor of the Courier-Journal. Those of us who have sat at his feet and acquired knowledge of the world and the ethics of the craft most bitterly resent any unjust criticism Of this, the most distinguished of all Kentucky's living citIZens.
 In the metropolis of his own state, in the capital of his nation, in all the foreign capitals, his name is a house hold word and his fame keeps pace with his journeyings. If one were called on to say who is the greatest editor in this country, aye, in the world, with few exceptions the reply would be the name of Kentueky's dis tipguished citizen. In group of the worlds foremost thinkers the picture would be incomplete if his face were not therein. If there should be a congress of editors he would without a struggle be voted the chairman.
 It is not to be supposed that in all things he should be without fault, or that he should at all times be a safe leader. No man of genius ever was But where it comes to integrity of purpose, to devotion to ideals, to a lofty purpose to make the world brighter, better and happier, the ban ner of Watterson will ever be found floating to the breezes, and his proud plume will be well in front of the fir ing line.
 The writer of this pays this tribute to his worth. though having scarcely a speaking acquaintance with him. He has not always followed the lead Of the brilliant editor and he says it to his own shame that it were better had he done SO. But through all the differences he has never lost sight of the fact that, standing far up on the ladder on which be had but mount ed the first rung. was the most bril- liant character of all his knowledge. and in his dreams he has wondered if he, too, might drink of the same well of knowledge and attain in some degree the genius found in its spark ling fountain. It will never be SO. but to his dying day he will look up and thank God that there was ever an in- telIectuaI star toward which he might climb. feeling assured that he was go- ing right
 Colonel Watterson's last great fight was not lost. The minimizing herd
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
STANDING OF TEAMS
 IN THE NATIONAL SHOOT
By a Steady Climb Arizona N, G. A. Gets Into
 Class A

The official standing of the teams entered in the national rife shoot at Camp Perry. Ohio, has been received in Bisbee and is published herewith The showing made by the Arizona team was one of the features of the national shoot, making higher scores than many of the older states that had several thousand guardsmen to choose team from. The Arizona team was picked from a national guard team of about 500. Following is the official standing of the clubs;
 NGazo A
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
DEATH VALLEY HERMIT
 MORAVE LIFE SAVER
Joseph Mann Found In His Hui Where He Had Died
 Alone

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Sept. s. Joseph Mann, kown as the life saver of the Mojave desert" and for twenty years a hermit of Death Valley, is dead. He died alone in the little hut that has been the refuge for years of lost prospectors and miners whom he saved from death on the desert.
 He was eighty years old, and beyond the fact that he was a college man, nothing of his past was ever learned. He was buried by miners who found the body.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
STORM RAGING AT NOME

NOME, Sept. Ss--A fierce storm, rapidly increasing in intensity, is rag ing here, with the surf running under the water front buildings. and within a few steps of front street. River street is flooded. Several barges of the John J. Sesnon company have been driven ashore. As yet the damage is not heavy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09

voted him down and platform decla- ration was inserted that may prove the party's present undoing. But the thinking democrats of the state know he was right, and with the return os sanity will come justification of the wisdom Of his words. May it come before it is too late for him to enjoy the consciousness Of duty done.
 The frost has fallen upon h.s head. but not upon his heart. The days of the years have made their impress upon his body, but not upon his soul Wind-tossed upon every sea, he has ever guided his bark toward the har- Dor Of democracy. of individual lib- erty and of human rights.
 Blessings on Kentucky's grand old man.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
MASTER PRINTERS.
Contemplated Merger of Typoths.se
 Nftth OShnr nrnanfzztfoue

Contemplated Merger of Typothe.se
 With Other Organizations.
 DENVER, Sept Slate tonight delegates to the convention of the United Tyrothetae of America, were engaged in discussing the details of merger with other master printers organizations. It is stated that 2 merger undoubtedly will be made.
 The Typothetae this afternoon elect cd as officers: president, J. s. Cush- ing of Norwood Mass: first vice president, A. M. 6lossbrenner of h. dlanapolis; second vice president. George Nj. Courts Of Galveston; third vice president, J. A. Borden Of Spo- kane; treasurer. A E. Southworth of Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
More Entries.

More Entries.
 More entries were made in the Co., chise county poultry show yesterday, the total of birds entered now being about a hundred Secretary Davis of the Y. NJ. C.. A., who is getting up the first show in the hope of making it an annual affair, made a tour of the Warren district yesterday and sue ceeded in getting a number of new entries. A tour of the county will be made soon. It is believed that at least 300 birds will be entered. A pen of turkeys was in the list of new entries yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
MRS sAeE's BIRTHDAY.
The Aged Philanthropist at 53 Enjoys
 Good Health. e. ..

Good Health. e. ..
 LAURENCE, L. l., Sept. S.-Many parcels containing flowers and an al most countless number of congratula- tory messages were received today at the home of Mrs. Russell Sage to re mind the philanthTopic widow Of the financier of her eighty-third birthday anniversary.
 Despite her fourscore and three years Mrs. Sage enjoys vigorous health and is able to devote several hours daily to the task of examination ap- plications for charity or philanthropy and to reviewing reports of the work accomplished by the many colleges, homes and other institutions that have benefited by her liberality. Mrs. Sage gives little to the individual applicant for charity. It Is said that if she re sponded to all the begging letters she received the Sage millions would be exhausted within year.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
Kasun Case Dismissed.

The case of George Kasun, charged with selling or disposing of liquor in less quantities than gallon without hacing license, was called in Judge owen E. Murphy's court yesterday morning and on motion of Assistant District Attorney Ed J. Flanigan, it was dismissed The five other de- fendants will not be brought to trial, as the Kasun case was the strongest of the lot.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
COTTON PRODUCTION
The Ginning Report Made Public
 Yesterday

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-The first cotton ginning report of the season, issued today by the bureau of census. shows that 771,415 bales. counting round half bales, have been ginned from the growth of 1911 to Septem- Der 1, compared with 353,0I1 bales of growth in 1910. ginned to September 1, 1910; 3SS.242 bales for 1909; 402, ,229 for 1908.
 The round bales included this year are 6994, compared with I0,I9e for 1910; 1I,5S7 for 1909, 20, ,s62 for 1908; sea island bales, 539 for 1911, com pared to 21S for 1910. 123S for 1909 and 1921 for 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
MYTH THE BOXERS.

Promoters of the Wolgast-McF rland bout in Milwaukee, Sept. 15. expect S50,000 house.
 In his recent bout with K o. Brown, Matt Wells convinced the New York fans that he is as clever as the best in the business.
 Jim Johnson. the other colored Am erican heavyweight in England, has challenged Jack Johnson to fight for the worlds title,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
WINNER OF DRYDEN TROPHY

SEAGIRT, N. J., Sept S.-Ohio won the Dryden trophy match, the feature event of the twenty-frst annual Sea- girt shooting tournament, by a score of 10s6 out of a possible 1900. New York was second. 1895; District of Columbia third, 10S6.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
RESTAURANT COLLAPSED
The Contractor, II Is Said, Was Hur-
 ryino on the Job

NICE, Sept. S.--A restaurant con- nected with the Eldorado, the largest theater in Nice, collapsed today. bury ing a number of workmen in the de bris. Late today eleven dead and six teen badly injured were removed. Others are still in the wreckage. It is said the contractors were rushing the job in order not to be held liable to a fine for overtime.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
TOLD TWO STORIES
Wealthy Los Angeles Man Admits
 Perjury

WCdfkTIJ LOS HHgcFE5 MdW FfufTFIt5
 Perjury
 LOS ANGELES. Sept. s.-Hiram w. BlaisdeII, a wealthy retired engineer, today pleaded guilty to a charge of perjury in federal court. The case against Blaisdell resulted from alleged land frauds in the Imperial valley by Frank and David Chaplin, in January, 1908, when Blaisdell was a witness.
 A year later he testified again in the same case, but his testimony was different from his previous testimony. Pending the completion of the argu- ments of counsel, Judge Wellborn will not pass sentence.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09


 Oklahoma, California, Hawaii, Lou isiana. Missouri, Idaho, Maine, Ne braska, South Dakota and Washing ton did not send teams to the na- tional match this year.
 Perhaps in no one event was the surprising efficiency of the marksmen so plainly demonstrated as in con test held at night. In a special night match at 1000 yards firing at an it. luminated target. Captain Emerson of Ohio won with a score of Il out of a possible 75. This is the first long range night match ever shot in Amer lea.
 The conditions were adverse on ac- count of a cold fifteen mile wind blowing across the range. Each of the twenty-five competitors were per mitted five sighting shoots before shooting for the 15 record shots.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
Duaan Here.

Duaan Here.
 Hugh Dugan of Cananea is in the city visiting his relative, Bob Hen messy. While here he is conducting negotiations for a ball game between CalIahan's Colts and Cananea team in the last named city on September 1e.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
BASE BALL RIOT.

LINCOLN, Sept. s.-The Lincoln club of the Western league has been sued for S10.000 by Ralph A. Manson, who was injured by an employe of the club during riot following a deci- sion by Umpire Mckee, August 12.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
Visits County Seat.

Dr. N. c. Bledsoe went to the coun- ty seat yesterday morning in his Veiie and was accompanied by Mrs. Bledsoe and MT and Mrs. Bassett Watkins. They returned yesterday afternoon at i o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
ADMITTED IDENTITY
Prominent Seattle Woman Was Com
 mon Law Wife

SEATTLE, Sept. S.-Katherine Dal- ton. secretary of the Seattle Woman's club, official stenographer in large office building and widely known, ad- mitted today that she was Katherine Alice Dalton, who is suing in St. Paul for possession of the $500. .000 estate of James Kasson, Iumberman, who died in July.
 Miss Dalton hitherto denied that she was the plaintiff. Tn her suit she alleges that for ten years, and until she came to Seattle a few years ago, she was the common law wife Of Kas- son.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
CHINESE FAMINE

The Natives NaturaIIy In Frame or
 Mind for Rioting
 SHANGHAI, Sept. S.-The famine riots in Changzeh province are spread ing, and an American Baptist chapel near Quinsan was sacked by maraud- CTS from Sachu. With large areas under water the wretched populace is desperate in the face of the prospect of starvation In the Shanghai mar ket the visible supply os rice will last but ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
FISHER STILL SILENT.
Keeping to Himself His Purposes with
 Reoards to Alaska.

SEATTLE, Sept s.-Secretary ol the Interior Fisher left tonight over the Northern Pacific as the guest ol Howard Elliott, president of that road, for Ellensburg, Wash. to inspect an irrigation project It was expected that he would in a measure outline his Alaskan policy tonight, but he did not do so.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
Officers Here.

Sheriff Jack White spent yesterday in Bisbee, arriving Thursday after noon. Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe ar rived in the city from Tombstone last night on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
A serIou. Matter.

To take a woman too seriously is to take her for Iife.-Florida Times Union
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
Ross at Tucson.

Attorney J. M. Ross of the firm of Tllinwood and Ross, left yesterday for Tucson on business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09

They remind you of down on tho fsrm-Cosby Brothers cantaloupes.
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
On Railroad Business.

W. E. Barnes travelling freight and passenger agent Of the Southern Pa ciiic with headquarters at Tucson ar rived in town yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
BIsBEE ORCHESTRA
Brief Local Items
son eorn.

Son Born.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Black of Laundry Hill, yesterday morning, son.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09

the 1000 yard stage and left
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-09
COAST LEAGUE

istlah, Mitze; Delhi, Abbott
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

force a total abstinence law IN q
large community, says the cardin-
al That is agreed; but based
on such premises, do the prohlol-
t;onists really wish improved con-
ditions, or do they strive to Jam
down the throats and into the
hearts of men their own erratlc
notions. which, as is stated here,
Inevitably lead to illegally or
hypocrisy; possibly both. :
bishop Hoffman, Of Philadel-
mia: dYou cannot legislate peo-
ple into being good, and prohibi-
tion does not accomplish It's dc,
sired end after all, as witnessed
in the state of Maine, which is
ANYTHING but a closed state, ex-
cent in name"
Here is the testimony OF anoth-
err bishop. His mission on earth
is to do good, to preach the Cos
mel. and the above indicates his
ideas on the practical side OF TINS
mooted question. .
Below we give the literal state
ments, short but appropriate, Of
six other bishops who have volun
tarily expressed themselves OF
this question, and whose views
based on their experience, are ap
propriate for quotation and as
similiation by those who are t.
vote at the end Of this county
struggle:
Bishop Grafton, Of Wisconsin
81 cannot agree with those VIII
think the taking Of wine in mod
GRAFTON is wrong, because tn
process Of fermentation is one Q
Gods created acts, and the ID
vine Master of the Christian re
ligion turned water into wine. I"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

Bishop Doane, of NJ M
No n, such law can be f,m iai
will not create popul sned
ment by it's alleged ;nt ar s1sa
with individual liberty sea !
fair discrimination Of ns;1 ~
between classes, or will -
as it has been for manv s y ~
city officials and violaso uues
law to purchase immunity : q
Bishop Fox, Of CIV.
Wisconsin: II do not Nv "
there are five bishons' ' !. uni
country who favor prob;h;.4
Bishop Clark, Of Rhode s' 1Sl
Prohibition has been d;s... saa:
to the cause of Temperance y
Bishop johnson, Of Ter,.. !,
would be the last to curtss s
infringe upon the rights ~
engaged in the liquor trafS !; - y
I believe they have as mucS u; e !.
under the law to sell liono,' g |,
have to preach"
! Bishop Potter, of New w..
"Our prohibitory laws. vh .s !:
we put them in operation ~ y
or all days, are as stupid a ~ ~
are Intellectual. Most Of ~ "
methods for dealing with n
drink evil in our day and ps,.'
alton are tainted with falsebo.s
dishonored by essential upresla s
and discredited by widesurs'
and consistent failure"
Bishop Lines, of Newark. MI
Prohibition leads to the form,
ton of clubs which cannot he -,
trolled and which are more 4
moralizing than saloons. 20,
as Prairie Chronicle.
REFORM LEAGT1
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-04-09
BUILDING BIRDS NESTS.

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OF rich man VINO PICKS up the cast
Off things OF great men.