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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18
Union Association
College Baseball

AT Princeton-Yale freshmen, 4,
Princeton freshmen. 1.
Al Philadelphia University OF Penn :
sylvania. D: Holy Cross, l
Al West Foint-Wcst Point. .: Union
college. |.
At Princeton-Frlnceton 4; Lafay-
cite ..
AZ New Haven-Brown. 5: Yale. l.
At Cambridge-Syracuse 5: Harvard. s..
At Ann Michigan. 4, Oberlin. /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18

let alone race ON one. but he has raced
on bicycles for twenty years and does not
lack in ono OF the main essentials for sue
cess in the motor game-nerVe, HE ls
one of the inventors of the daring loop
the loop which he executed for some
time.
Redman naturally is highly elated at
obtaining Downing's services and the
fans believe that the old bike rider VIII
be second only 10 the speed demon. Whit
tlcr. on the Motordrome this season.
Downing says that Whittier will have 10
look well TO his laurels when he gets 60
ing right,
Redman announces that twelve pro-
fessonals VIII start on the Motordronle
the opening night, This will be the big
gest bunch OF professionals that ever
started under similar conditions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18
Totals 49,. ...32 3
'Batted for Tremblay in Mint
BUTTE.

Summary: Left on bases-Butte. 8;
Missoula S. Stolen bases-Daschbach
t2) Hannah Fries. Sacrifice hits-Mur
ply Marshall. Runs batted in-By Elsey,
Hannah Mathes. Double plays-Iwick
10 Foley: Fries to Hannah: buddy 10
Foley. Struck out-By Cummings I; by
Quick S. Bases on bails-Off Cummings
90; off Quick (3). Hit by pitched ball
Quick Daschbsch. Time, 40. Attend
ance, 200 Umpire-Wright
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18

Hardy * Downing. veteran OF the bicy-
Gle racing game. Will give up bike riding
tor motorcycle racing. Downing viii
speed an Indian motor over the Motor
Gromc track this season.
Ivor RcdmGn manager Of the Motor
drome. obtained Downing's signature TO
a contract yesterday TO race on the Mo-
tordrome for the season Of 1911, and In
response To a wire the Hendec Manu-
featuring company. maker OF the indian.
telesraphed Redman and Downing that
ii VIII send Downing one OF the best and
fastest machines IL ever has turned out
This machine will be in Salt Lake within
a shor, time and Downing then win re-
sumo training. begun on other machines
on his own racer
Downing has never rode motorcycle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18
Home Run Wins.

In one OF t1es most exciting games Of
the series the Clover Leaf club team won
the third straight game from the Mid
vale team at Murray yesterday 6 to g..
With two out in the ninth. Brinkley won
the game with drive over the left field
fence for a home run. scoring two men
ahead Of him. Both teams played fast
ball in the field.
The lineup.
Glover Leaf Ml6Vale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18
STATE LEAGUERS FROM
SALT LAKE BEAT PARK
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 Tie TTIUune.
PARK CITY. May 1.-THE Salt Lake
State league team gave an exhibition OF
the national pastime here today with the
Park City baseball team. The score az
the conclusion was Is to 4 in favor of
the visitors.
Park City got f1ve hits off Byrd, while
the Salt Lakers got sixteen hits off Rush
The runs as counted by Salt Lake were
one In the second period. two in the
fourth two in the sixth. six in the
seventh, two In the eighth and two In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18
Herzog Gives Pirates Victory.
Bell Shuts Out Cubs.

BROOKLYN. May lin a pitchers
battle with Richie. Bell shut out Chica
go. The winning run was scored by
Daubert on a scratch hit. Wheat's sacri-
nee. an out and another scratch hit by
Burch, Score: r. II. e.
Chicago ......ss..,.,,s..,..0
brooklyn - U
Batteries-Riche and Killing, Bell and
Bergen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18
American Association

Al ToIedo-Columbus. 4; Toledo, 3.
At. M!lwaukee-St, Paul, l: Milwau-
kee. ..
At anapolis-Louisviue, /; Indian
apolis. o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18
Western League

At Wichita-Des Molncs Q. Wichita IA.
AT Topeka-Omaha >. Topeka I.
Al Lincoln--Lincoln Q. ST. Joseph I.
At Denyer-Denver Z. Sioux City 3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18
National League
Luderus Wins for Phillies.

PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-Luderuss
long hits enabled Philadelphia 10 defeat
Cincinnati In eleven innings today. Lu-
dcrus drove in two runs with a two
bagger and he won the game in the eleY
enth with a home run drive over the
right f1ed fence Score: R. H. z.
Cincinnati ...........,.....,..3 8 3
Philadelphia .....,.........-..4 .
Batteries-Fromme and Mclean: Alex
ander and Dooin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18

| ereauX; Kibble to Zwicker Wild pitch
| Levy. First base on errors-Eelena. 4
Salt Lake . Hi by pitcher-Klbbe
| Spence. Time of game hours and 5
minutes Umpire-Ralph Frary. Attend
ance SOC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-18
American League
Sox Take Fourth Straight.

CHICAGO May l7-Chicago won the
fourth straight game from Philadelphia.
OldrinS's home run was the feature OF
the game the ball going over the lef,
field fence. registering tho longest hit
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
: A Tale Of Two Cities

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 The picture will te exhibited 21st 22 2sd-
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 There has been better criterion lately for marking the rapid making pictures Two ci subject three reels issued the vagsph Company of America week
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
MISSOURI PACIFIC
 STOCKS SUFFER LOSS
MARKET WAS WITHOUT FEAT. URE WITH DOWNWARD DRIFT
 AND HEAVY TONE

NEW YORK, March lS.-The po- sition of the stock market was lit tie changed as the result of to- days operations. The drift was downward, and the tone hesitating and rather heavy Fluctuations were narrow and, except FB a few cases. there were no movements of note.
 The vulnerable point in the list was Missouri Pacific. which lost two points, receding to a level ten points below ;he recent high prices The weakness of Missouri Paciac was offset by the strength of other issues, among which Hill stocks were prominent Canadian Pacific yielded a point Some industriaIs were strong. National Biscuit rising four points
 The dullness in the stock marke. and most lines of trade found furth- CT reflection today in the shading Of rates for long time accomodations four five and six months money being offered at to 3h per cent. The foreign exchange market was a shade steadier in tone
 The bond market was irregular, sales $12,500.00O Missouri, Kansas and Texas per cent bonds, for re- funding and improvement purposes. was announced today Total sales par value s2.259.0O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

Lew DJckstader who, with his -2oth Century Minstrels~ will be the attraction at the orpheum Mon day. March 20. has a number of Maxims which have at least the merit of novelty. Here are few of them:
 The better the excuse. the later you can stay up.
 It's a wise father that recognizes the contents of his vest pocket the next morning
 A word to the wise makes them lay down their cards.
 When a woman makes up her mind to do anything she asks her husband for the money
 Burglars are dull. You don't have to mask to run a summer hotel.
 Women are not deeeitful after all They did not conceal much the past summer
 When the street cars get blocked think what fine game golf is
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
BASEBALL NOTES.

Little Tommy McMillsn, the Gin cinnati shortstop, has been released to Rochester.
 Empires Bob Hart and Bill Ramon are playing roller polo with the Hartford, Conn team.
 Manager Pop" Foster of the New Haven team has been engaged to coach the Yale freshmen squad
 The Brooklyn squad at Ho: Springs. Ark. is ivided into two teams called the "Bargers~ anu Fuckers"
 In Daniels, Cree, Wolter, Hemphili and Hartzen the Highlanders have a pretty classy bunch of gardeners.
 The Boston Red Sox's trip to Cal ifornia has been somewhat of a jessie Too much rain for baseball practice.
 Frank Delebanty, the famous Cleveland outheldder. has signed with the St. Paul team Of the American association.
 Dick Harley. the former big leaguer. has been engaged to man age the Haverhin New England League team this season.
 The Cubs chances for the National League pennant will drop about four notches if orvie Overall staws in California
 Pitcher Ed Kusel who was tried out by the St Louis Browns last season. has signed with the new Austin cub of the Texas league.
 JimTv Murray. one of the out cc,1era signed by the St. Louis Erowas. i5 q member of the lifesav- Ing creE at 0rlnond Beach. Florida
 Harry Lord has been named to auaceed RclLe Zei6er as captain Of the Chicago White Scx. 4 year ago Harry was captain O fthe Boston Red Sox
 I; is said that Pitcher Pale Adams Of the Pirates is showing championship form this spring Adams was in poor shape during the greateh part of last season.
 Manager McGraw has nothing on Manager Jimmy Burks of Indianap- olis McGraw sent a member o. the Giants to Dwight and Burke has shipped his whole team to a sana. torium at Mt Jackson, Indiana
 The Oakland Pacific Coast League team sgil lnOt play many games at home this season. With the excep. ton of Sunday mornings. Thursday afternoon. and mornings of holidays all games scheduled for Oakland will be played in San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

ton. in order that some kind Of or sanitation be formed under set of working rules and regulations.
 Judge Owen Murphy. chairman of the baseball association. received a letter yesterday from Pat Doane. one of last years Bisbee team in which he says that he will come to Btsbee this year and play if he can get employment here as a printer. Doane is tired of professional ball. He has snecunted to that desire for "a home and a chicken farm" which comes to all professional ball play CTS and henceforward Doane says there is no more professional ball for him. Doane is married and says he is tired of chasing around the country with a ball team. eating ball sleeping ball. and playing ball There Is nothing in it." says the old Cactus star.
 Not many of the fans know that Doane was printer but he is and is al present st Denver. What he wants is job in Bisbee and a chance  to get into the game on the side, with a semi-pro team. He has been offer ed positions for this year with Day ton. Kansas and Cripple Creek. Colo. but he has not accepted either, pend ing an answer from the local baseball association
 Doane will be remembered here as the hero of a twelve inning game last season with E PaSo. which was won, through Doane's box work by the score of to l. He got in bad with the team manager, whether justly or not. and the result was that he was released. There are many fans who maintain that he was one of the best pitchers in the Cactus lea gue
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
nArIoNAlIsrs CELEBRATE.

LONDON. March 16.-'TBe annual St. Patrick's Day banques given a. the Hotel Cecil this evening by tbe Irish Nationalist residents of London was turned into an enthusiastic eel ebration over the victories of the last general election and the pres ent hopes for a speedy triumph oi the home rule cause. The affair was held under the presidency of John Redmond. M. P, and among tue speakers were many leading Ma tionalists. both lay and ecclesiastical. from Ireland. and many Of the Irish members of parliament
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
B|SBEE AND DOUGLAS ID OPEN
 SEASON WITH GAME SUNDAY Both Teams Will be Composed of Old Cactus
 Stars and Fast Game is Expected

The sasebsli season in the south west SHi be opened Sunday in Bis bee. with Bisbee playing Douglas.
 Roy GAi received a letter yester- day from Douglas saying thas a. team had been selected. composed large ly of professionals from last years Cactus league players and that they would arrive here Sunday morning.
 Gin will assign players for the Bis bee team today from a list of pro fessionals and semi-professionals now in Bisbee. He was authorized last night, at meeting of baseball sup porteds to go ahead with the details and arran9ements for the Sunday game.
 Capt. John C. Greenway. one of he most loyal supporters the game has in the southwest. was present and stated that the ball park al War ren could bs used for the game and that il would be placed in condition. A force of nen will begin this morn ing getting the diamond. in shape.
 The line up of the Douglas team will be as follows. Doran. catcher; WaleFs, pitcher; Lawhon. first base; Amss, second base; Robinson, short stop; Harper, third base; Cary. left field; OsTison. center field; Ames, right field: Halliburton. substitute. The Bisnes team win b. selected from the following list: Burke, Buck els, O'Maliey, Callahan, Brown. Ward, I<Ssselberg. Smith. Rouse. Mcdonald, Settle, Godfrey and Gill
 Many of Ihe old Cactus league play CTS will be seen in the lineup of the two teams
 Inasmaeh as the mines have all given their employees Sunday holi- day it is likely that the attendance st Sundays game will be hummer. The proceeds of he game will be used in furthering the game in Bisbee thi5 summer and the game deserves 10 have the support of every man, woman and child" in the Warren us triet, and no doubt will After the expenses of arranging the game have been paid the rest of the pro ,ceeds will be divided equally be tween the players of the team and the basebaA association. The asso ciation's share will be used in send ing representatives to Tucson and Cananea to line up those cities on some kind of baseball agreement for the summer.
 meeting will be held Monday night ht which thesa represenla tiues will be selected. Capt John c. Greenway and Judge Owen Mur- phy will go to Douglas tomorrow morning to enlist that city in the agreement.
 The local fans are enthusiastic over, the prospects for the season and it is a certainty that Bisbee will have a team. The most important matter now is to get teams to play against. Bisbee can easily put out a winning team But there must be teams to win from WWith the play CTS already in Bisbee. all good men. and applications from players from other places, who favor the amateur or rather independent baseball idea. the team is already in sight.
 The game Sunday will be the hrai and most important step towards the organization of the team, as funds must be raised to send representa- tiyes to the other cities in ths5 sec
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
Funeral of Mrs. Makem.

The funeral of Mrs Ernest Makem. who's death occrFred Wednoscay night at the Calumet and Arizona hospital, from heart trouae. viii take place this morning at. 9 O'eloes f.om the family re5idence. No. ss Upper Lowell, conducted by Rev. Father Muerer and interment will be in Evergreen cemetery. Mrs. Nah om had been a resident of Bisbee for three years and leaves a six months old son. Two ssstens also survive her
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
MRS MELBER GUILTY,
 GETS TWENTY YEARS

ALBANY. \. Y. Mar l6.-The jury in the case of Mrs. Edith Melber. ct1rgedi with murder e her four year old sen last Janurary, brought in a verdict of murder in the, second degree today, after being out two hours and nineteen minutes.
 Justice Howard immediately sen fenced the woman to an informed fate period of not less than twenty years imprisonment al hard labor at the Auburn prison.
 MnS. Melber showed but the slight est trace of emotion over the verdict and sentence.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
WORKMEN DISCOVER
 SHELTON OF CHILD

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Mar. l6.-- Workmen installing new heating plant in the home Of Ava s. Brain erd of HazarGville, found a keg in the old fashioned chimney, contain ing a human skeleton. The remains were those of a. child which possibly had been dismembered or partly cremated.
 The house waa occupied in the eighteenth century. up to 1892. by one family, and after 1882 another family occupied the place. The geners opinion is that the keg was placed in the chimney when it was rebuilt in 1890.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
Morrison at cananea.

United States Attorney J. F. Mor- rison ent to Cananea on private bu3i ness Wednesday morning and return ed to Bisbee yesterday afternoon. He VIII leave SatuIay. afternoon for Nogales, to attend the hearing before the United States commissioner there. of several cases of alleged violations of the neutrality laws
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
A Third Game Wanted.

The Bisbee Y. M. C. A. has asked for a third game of basketball with the Douglas association but so far no answer has been received to the challenge A1 matters stand Bisbee has won one game and Douglas one, each winning when the game was played on the home court. The locals are anxious to have settled the question of superiority by play ing of the tie
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
Personal Mention

H. W. Jonei. Of Tucson, was business visitor in the city yesterday L. Cummings, of Cananea, is regis tered al the Copper Queen.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Hamburg came In from tbs Huaehucas yesterday af- ternoon and are stopping at the Cop per Queen
 Mrs W. M Smith. of the Copper Queen store at Douglas. was in the city Wednesday on business.
 SOCIAL.
 A social will be given by the Christian Endeavor at the Presby- terian church Friday evening at eight o'clock. promptly. Everybody invited. s67
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
Entries Coming In.

The entries for the Junior Athletic meet are coming inf fast and aH de tails for the meet Saturday will be arranged by this afternoon, accord. ing to Physical Director Kitchel of the Y, Nj C. A, who has charge of the meet. Those who have already entered were on the floor of the gymnasium yesterday practicil-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
aAsKETeALL cHAMPIoNsHIP

oSwEGO, N r.. March 16-Star basketball teams from various places nave arrived here 10 compete in the national championships The con tests take place under the auspices of the Oswego Normal Athletic as sociation, beginning today and con tinuing over Friday and Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
charaed With Pety Theft.

Harry Heisen is under arroit in Lowell on a complaint sworn to by Ssm Nanovich. proprietor of a cigar stand in which Heisen is cnarged with taking the amount of four dol lars from a show eese at the stand. The case will be heard March IS at 2 p. m in Judge Owen MuTphy's court. Heissn havins pleaded l.oT guilty
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
Judge surdiek ns

Judge T. D. Burdick is confined to his rooms by an attack Of lagrippe. He has been indisposed for several days but fought of the attack until yesterday when he was obliged to take to his bed Mrs. Bundick. who is also i'll of lagrippe is reported slightly improved.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
MINNIE E-HA-HAS AND
 BLACKFEET VCTORS
ERICKSON, aALLENTINE AND HARRINGTON GET AWAY
 WITH HoNoRs

The Indian bowling tournament goes merrily on Last night the Sioux tribe was defeated by the Blackfeet by the score of 176o to 174s. having a margin of eleven pins Erickson bowled both high game. with lsS. and high total. with 51o pins for the three games. His team mate, Christy. followed him, with 5o1 pins for total and is2 for game
 The Minnehahas had nc trouble in taking a game from the Massasoits yesterday afternoon. the score being 1876 to 1772, a margin of 10f pins Balientine bowled high total with 51l pins and Harrington bowled high game with iss pins.
 The Comsnches and the Crows will play tonight
 Following are the scores Of yester- days and last nights games:
 Minnehahas-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
MEMORY OF DoLLIVER.

DIES MONIES, la. March l6.-ln accordance with a resolution of the Iowa legislature. today was set apart as a day of memorial for the late Jonathan F. Deliver United States senator from Iowa
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
Gty News in Bnet
Little Girl Improves.

The four year old daughter of Burt Finner, who sustained a Geep cut in her side by falling on the corner of bench while playing at the con vent several days ago is improving. according to physicians. and will re cover.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17
FOOD SALE SATURDAY.

The Methodist Ladies aid will hold their food sale at the Standard Furniture company Saturday. Home made bread. pies. cakes, etc.
 6s
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

DON'T MISS THE TWO BIG BALLS ONE AT THE LOWELL CLUB AND SQUARE, JIG AND HORN PIPE DANCES AT THE sRoPHY HALL. LOWELL, MARCH 17TH
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

DON'T FORGET THE ST. PA. TRICKS BALL AT THE LOWELL CLUB. FRIDAY MARCH 17TH
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

BE ON HAND FOR THE IRISH NeTioNALisTs' BALL FRIDAY, MARCH 17TH.. AT THE LOWELL CLUB.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

Mound City Paints wear ioneest snd look best. 5Is5EE HARDWARE
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-17

picture film that has ever or Europe is "A Tale of Charles Dickens and pro
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-06-23

cultivation has been singularly neg
lected until the average yield per
acre has fallen below the profit line
in many states. Even at the high
value per bushel allowed, the corn
crop in many of the southern states
does not pay q living wage or a TAIL
rent value for the land.
There Is abundant proof that large
and profitable crops Of corn can be
produced in the south by the use OF
the best seed and improved methods.
The planting Of low-grade seed in a
shallow and impoverished seed bed
Is responsible in the main for deficient
yields and quality. However, to Sc
cure the best results, many reforms
must be made, such as better drain
age, an adjustment Of distances be
tween the rows and the stalks in the
rows to meet the requirements of soil
and climate, intensive cultivation OF
the crop, the use Of cowpeas in the
corn and the following Of the corn
with q winter v crop.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-06-23
MAKE HAY FOR LIVE STOCK
crop That 10 Cut Early Is More Palat-
able and Dtgestibie If Yield
10 Lighter.
(By q. H. ALFORD.)

Make hay for the mules, horses, cat
Tie and other stock on the farm. Good
hay has a high feeding value and Is
very palatable. All kinds Of stock
readily eat every bit of the good hay
supplied to them.
Now IL the time to overhaul the
mower and hay rake and get ready for
saving hay. Clean the hay lofts n
hay sheds and get the necessary hay
forks and, most important Of all. make
arrangements for labor.
It Is by far better to begin a little
early than late. The hay that IL cut
q little early Is more palatable and
more digestible II the yield Is some
what lighter.
Wait until the dew is of in the
morning before starting the mower.
Stop the mower in the afternoon when
the dampness is noticeable. Outside
moisture is worse than the moisture In
the plants. We must not cut the hay
when rain, dew or dampness is on It
Do not get In a big hurry and store
the hay before 1t Is well cured. Musty
and dark mouldy hay Is the result OF
putting 1t in the stack or barn before
It has dried out enough Bright, well
cured hay IL what we want to sell OF
feed.