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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
AMATEUR NIGHT AT
 ROYAL WINS FAVOR

Amateur night at the Royal IS growing in popularity as was wit messed by the large attendance al this amusement house last night and the prolonged applause that greeted each number rendered by the perform CTS who tended to furnish such enjoy able entertainment. This was more than usually noticeable after the rem dition by Miss Kate Powers Of tns song, Put Your Arms Around Me Honey" but Miss Lizzie Caretto, who sang, Love Me and the World Is Mine" vas also heartily appiauded as was Mir. w J. Reid who sang ''The Garden of Roses" The cash prize Of 8. vas awarded to MiTs Powers. These amateur nights are how a per manent institution at the Royal eack Thursday night
 Voday is change night ia the pic tune program at the Royal and in the films shown. comedy, tragedy and drama mingle Priscilla and the Um- breIla is comedy. real comedy with a laugh and sparkle of merTiment all the way through. At Jones Ferry has a love stCry voVel through t a1a
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
LOWELL FOOT BALL
 4 REORGANIZATION
New Officers and Committees of the United
 A. f. c,


 The Lowell United A. F. C. held their first general meeting on Sun day. October sth, for the season of lsll-l2. The following officias were elected for the coming season which is expected to be very successful one.
 President, Ross Cunningham. vice president. Wm. Grove, honorable sec retary. John Farrer. honorable treas urer, w. A. White.
 General eomittee-Rodge Kennedy, chairman, John Kennedy, Robert Park Wm. Sharp, w. A. White, Wm. Grove, Joseph Farren. John McArdle, John Reed and James Graham
 Detection Committee-James Gra ham. chairman. Rodger Kennedy, John Kennedy. Wm. Grove and John Reed.
 Captain. Charles Hible, vice cap tain. John Gibson.
 lt was decided that the Lowell Uni. ted become members of the Warren Dictrict Association Football League.
 On Sunday next, october 15 the Lowell team vii meet a Bisbee united team on the Warren baseball ground at ? D. m. for the benefit Of the league funds.
 There vii be general meeting on Sunday morning October T. at l0:30 a. m. at the club quarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
D A 5 E & x
 D ss B AL L.
PoLo eRoUDs CLOSED
But the Gates Win be Opened Tomer-
 row


 NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-When the last spectator of the double header between New York and Brooklyn left the polo grounds this afternoon, the gates were closed. not to be opened again mtii Saturday, when the worlds series begins between the Giants, of New York, and the Ath- letics. of Philadelphia. It is estimat- ed that with the completion of the new grandstand, together with the wooden bleachers remaining after the fire of last April. the grounds will accommodate 50.O0O people. Advance indications point to record breaking crowds.
 Two hours after the sa,e opened not a single seat was available for the opening game. Tickets for the two other contest to Joe played here sold as fast as hands could reach through the ticket windows. Disap- pointed applicants for seats at the opening game were surrounded by "scalpers, who offered to sell pletny of tickets at prices ranging from 50 in the forenoon to S7 and SS as the afternoon wore on. This is an ad vance of about S over the regular price.
 All the members of the New York team are reported to be in good con dition and Manager McGraw expects to put the full strength of his forces on the field against Philadelphia. II is still a question whether Marquard or Mathewson will pitch the opener. The betting is dull sind even.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

A Berlin hit called The Lady in Red" is to be imported to this coun- try.
 William Fayersham has a new play by Edward Knoblauch, the author of The Faun7
 Henry w Savage will soon produce 'Litt'e Boy Blue, a successful Vien- nese opera
 Elmer B. Harris dFamatization of The Wild Olive" vii be produced in New York in December.
 Judgment" In which Valerie Der gere has been playing, is to be elab- orated into a four-act drama.
 Alfred Sutro. author of The Walls Of JerichO.r has had produced a new play entitled "A Prep'exed Husband /"
 Margaret Ellington will try in the West Van Aliens Wife" the play in which Fannie Ward appeared in London
 Every member Of the cast now ap- bearing in Alma, Where Do You Liye?" was at one time or another in vaudeville.
 Gustave Frohman's production of Father Jerome" with Orrin John son as the star. opened in Red Bank, x. J. the other night,
 May Buckley and Frederick Burton will be featured in Partners the dramatization of E. F. Roe's novel He Fell in Love With His Wife"
 A newspaper p!aylet has been pre- sented in Philadelphia called The Swag" The story is that of a young reporter oribed 10 suppress a big story.
 Frederick Thompson has engaged Robert Drouet for a role of a news paper reporter in w. B. Maloney's new play, Graft" that is 10 be pro duced soon.
 Harry Watson. IT,. who has been appearing in 'The To lies Of 1911, has been engaged by F. Ziefeld, IT,, for Anna 5elds company in Miss Innocence"
 Ben Greet has been given charge Of the rehearsaks of the company that is to support Mime. Simone in The Thief" beginning at Daly's Theatre, New York, next Monday.
 Georgia ORamey, who played Kit McNair in Seven Days has been en- gagged for one of the principal roles with Thomas A. Wise and John Barry more in the cast of Uncle Sam
 Before he leaves London for this country Harry Lauder will have tlne advertisement for his tour in the shape of a command" performance before the British Royal family.
 Several leading theatres in New York have raised the price of seats for their Saturday evening perform ances to S2.5O. and it is expected that other houses will soon follow the ex' ample.
 Paul Wilstach, author of the dram atic version of "Thais,' has written a play for Tim Murphy called The Poor Rich which Mr. Murphy will make his starring vehicle about the middle of November
 George Bronson Howard, author ol "Snobs." that is now current at the Hudson Theatre, New York, has com pleted Q new play, which is 10 be used by Blanche Bates at the end of her run in .'Nobody's Widow. under Bel asco's management.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
More unlawful Enclosures.

number of indictments are being drawn up at the office of the United States attorney against persons in this county, charging them with main taining unlawful enclosures on the public domain. A large number of these cases have recently been com promised. The practice of fencing in the public domain by rancbers or iginated when the territory was very sparsely settled, and the action of the government resulted from the rap i'd growth and settlement of the ter ritory. The practice seems to have been allowed by the tacit consent of the government, no action having been taken to stop the practice until this time
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
AthIeties, Last Game

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12.-The Philadelphia team, the champions of the American league, played the final game here today before starting against New York in the worlds ser ies, which is scheduled to begin next Saturday. Philadelphia won, Manager Mack giving all of the substitutes chance, and the playing Of some Of them was a feature of the game.
 The players are all in good shape, according to Mack. and are ready for the fight of their careers. Thous- ands Of fans are preparing to make the trip to New York to see the op oning game.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
SPORTS
MTCHEL'S FAREWELL
 ID WRESTLING GAME
Appearance on Sunday With Roberts VIII Be His
 Last

Al Ketche s last appearance on the wrestling mat will be Sunday after. noon at the orpheum. when he will meet Roberts for the first time. Rob erts has wrestled as a weIter weight in his previous matches. and 1t was at this weight that he was downed by Young Varney. Of Tucson. Ketchel has agreed to take him on. however at catch weight and as Roberts weighs at present around 175, Ket- ehel, who will weight in at l4S, strict we ter weight. will dotybtless have his hands full
 Ketchel has lost a little since re- turning to high altitude, but he has kept in condition by working out at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium He says that he is feeling fine. and that he thinks that he will throw Roberts, notwithstanding the handicap in weight, about 27 pounds Roberts has apparently taken on strength with weight and will be able 10 give Ketch- el a warm tussle.
 The match will be under the man agement Of the Orpheum theater The wrestlers will get a percentage Of the gate money, and the side bet of fifty dollars will not be large enough to deter lighter men from taking chance.
 Following Ketchel's visit here, he will go to Los Angeles, where he will go into training to put himself in the very best condition before he essays for future in the boxing game. Sun day afternoon being his last appear snce before the wrestling fans of the district. the match will be in the na- ture of farewell appearance. The hour of the match will be 2:30 o'clock Dn
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Do Yo Know Him?

For the sake of an Ill and grieving mother, if anyone sees a boy answer ing to the following description, com municate with Officer Farley McRae:
 Roscoe C. Emerson, sometimes known as Bob Harrison; 16 years old. looks 19 or 20: about six feet tall; slender;
 dropping shoulders; dark brown hair and eyes; ruddy complexion; wore blue serge, two-piece suit; peg top pants; tan buttoned shoes; collar, size 15: good boxer plays pool; plays mandolin; sings: very fine whistler. Draws very vel Good skater Cram mar school graduate. The boy is known to be in Biabee or Lowell, or was in the district Wednesday. There is reward Of $50 for information that will lead to the boys detention.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Personal Mention

Miss Finch leaves this morning for Mishawaka, H.
 James Suits motored from Douglas to Bisbee yesterday.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Ed Ny,and, of 0. K. Drive, daughter.
 sar- a - .-.,v
 ]. S. Williams, manager at Naco- zari, is a business visitor in Bisbee.
 Editor Cohn Of the Sonora News re turned to Cananea yesterday morn ing.
 $. G. Dowell was in the city yes terday in the interests of his cam paigu.
 I, Mrs. E. D. Conger and Miss Merle Wilcox were arrivals from Cananea last evening.
 E. R. PirtIc passed through the city yesterday en route west, and remained in Bisbee between trains.
 Chas. Ginschlea, prominent in min ing circles of the Warren district, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will reside.
 S. W. Cochran, of Lambertyille, N J.. who has been in the city as the guest of Mr Rittenhouse, of War rsn, left yesterday for his home, so- ing by way of Philadelphia.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13

pleasing one It is not without dra' mafic situations of power. especially the accident and rescue scenes.
 Another .loye sto$ys, with scenes laid in a cherry orchard in this country and also in Japan. the land of cherrx blossoms. IS that told by the reel en- titled Cherry Blossoms early court ship, ickleness and returning con stancy leading to a happy denuement.
 "A Western Girls Sacrifice" starts like a society play and runs the gamut oi dramatic situations in the west. L Is 2 llIn which MI please.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
FARMERS CONGRESS-
National Session in Progress at Col
 unbus O.

COLUMBUS. O., Oct. 12:-One thou sand progressive farmers represent ing numerous states rounded up in the Ohio capital today for the thirty first annual convention of the Farm CTS National congress. Joshua Strange. of Marion, Ind. Is presiding over the sessions which are being he'd at the statehOuse and will last several days. In addition to discuss ing various problems of practical and scientific agriculture the congress will listen to prominent speakers who will be heard on the subjects ot good roads, the conservation Of naturai resources. the parcels post. the regu- lation of railroad rates and other mat ters Of general interest and import snce.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
zambouerIon erother Eined.

Tom and John Zamhourelon, the two Greeks who were arrested We'd nesday afternoon by officer c. N. Thomas on the charge of fighting, were arraigned in Judge Burdick s court yesterday morning, and both entered pleas of guilty. Each was fined SIC. but the court exercised alemency and reduced the fine to s7.j0 each. The other defendant who was arrested at the same time and on the same charge. William Vlaharkis, entered a plea of not guilty. and his case will be heard Monday afternoon before Judge Burdick.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Held to Grand Jury.

MateO Sanchez, the Mexican who was caught by Dan Browning, of Naco road, several nights ago, in the act of breaking into his house, was held to the grand jury when the Mexican was arraigned before Justice Morris High for a preliminary hearing He was unable Co give bond in the sum of $500, and will he taken Co Tomb stone to await the meeting of the in quisitoTial body.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Wemaehs Pays Tax

W. T. Womachs, who appea' ed his case to the district court following his conviction in the city court on the charge Of vagrancy. appeared in court yesterday afternoon, and paid his fine of S60. assessed against him by Judge High. of that court. This action forestalls the appeal that was made on his behalf by his attorney, Hon. George Nea'e which would have carried the case up to the higher courts on the issue of the coHstitu- tionaIity of the city ordinance punish ing the crime of vagrancy. The case was appealed on the ground that the ordinance was not valid and legal because it imposed a greater punish ment than the territorial law covering the same offense.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Leaves for Operation

pr. Hickman. Of Douglas. well known in this city, passed through Bis bee yesterday on his way to the coast where he will undergo an operation. He does not anticipate returning to his practice in Douglas after his re- coyery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13

Fl Paso, is in the city. making his regular tour of the territory He Will leave today for Benson and will go from there to Nogales In adsii- ton to the improvement of it's equip ment. having recently put on double daily service between El Paso and the east. the T. and P. is preparing to spend considerable money in the inn proyement of it's track
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Given Forty Days.

Oscar Gibbons, an American, was arraigned before Judge High yestT- day morning on a charge of a breach of the peace. and sentenced to serve ihe county for forty days He was delivered into the custody of the shheriff. who shall say where Gib- bons' talents shall be employed for his country's benefit Two Mexicans were arraigned in the same court on a similar charge and given six days each in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Religious Work to Begin.

The religious committee of the Y. M. C. A. held d meeting several days ago to discuss plans for the religious work at the Y this winter While nothing definite can be announced at this time. it is said that the work will begin early next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
nsnee al upper LoweII.

Further arrangements for the dance which will be held at the Upper Low. ell club house tomorrow night for the benefit of the Upper Lowell Vol unteer Fire department are an nounoed by the committee in charge. According to their plans, it will prove one Of the most enjoyable dances !ev- CT given in Upper Lowell. with the best of music. the floor in fine con dition. and a good time in store for all attending
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Laraest in Arizena.

The largest mower in Arizona is in use at the Warren ranch. It has an eight foot blade. and is being used to harvest the alfalfa crop on the ranch MT. Bright, manager Of the ranch, is authority for the state ment that it is the largest in use anywhere in the territory. It was re- ceived from a wholesale machinery house in Fl Paso several days ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Leave for Phoenix.

Billy Ferguson and Raub. the me chaniC. left yesterday afternoon for Phoenix, travelling in the racer whick Ferguson will enter in the Los Ange- les Phoenix race. They intend going after the record between Bishee and Phoenix They hoped to make Tue son by last night Raub will return to Bisbee upon reaching Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
BowIers to Meet.

The bowling members of the !. M. C. A. will hold a meeting one night next week for the purpose of forming team for the winter bowling tourna- ment. The alleys are seldom idle, and already some good scores are be- ing made in the practice games.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Celebration Of Columbus Day.

AUSTIN. Texas. Oct. 12:-Fifteen thousand persons. including members of Catholic societies. military and pa triotic organizations. participated here today in a statewide celebration of Columbus Day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Brief Local Items
A rheatsr Party.

The young men Of Miss Riley's school gave a theater party to ten of their friends on Wednesday night, very enjoyable affair.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Candidates Coming

Sheriff Carl Hayden, of Marieopa county, candidate for the democratic nomination for representative in con gress, passed yesterday on his way to Douglas. and expects to arrive in Bisbee tomorrow for the furtherance of his candidacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
RaIiroad Man Here.

Otto C.. Ern, trayeling freight and passenger agent of the Texas and Pacific railroad. with headquarters at
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13

BURRo BRoNcHo BUSTING
 At Warren Park. Admission 25e, Ijc. Oct 14, i:30 p. m- 25s
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13
Games

At Philadelphia E. II. E. All Stars ...... .-.......2 2 Atletics ..... ........3 ;
 Wood, Street, Blair, Danlorth, Ma tin, Morgan, Lapp, Thoas.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13

Mrs. E. D. Conger and Miss Merle . Wilcox were arrivals from Cananea . last evening
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13

E. R. Pirtlc passed through the city yesterday en route west, and remained in Bisbee between trains.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13

$. G. Dowell was in the city yes terdGy in the interests of his cam paigu.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13

Miss Finch leaves this morning for Mishawaka, H.
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Editor Conn Of the Sonora News re ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13

James Suits motored from Dougla to Bisbee yesterday.
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At Cincinnati
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-13

]. s. Williams, manager at Naco- zari, is a business visitor in Bisbee.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-03-11
cANTRtL.

E. r. Mckee purchased the property
on North street recently build by Fred
Moore.
Mrs. Nancy Pittman purchased one
of E. H. Riders houses just east Of the
property where she now lives, paying
5000 for same.
Warner Hilles Of Quincy, was home
over Sunday. His cousin Mr.. Heimine
him.
Mr.. Dewey OF Genseo, ILL.,, was N
town recently looking after his farm
which he has rented to Carl Theme
Darrell Warner Is visiting at the B. ]
Warner home.
John Foster was rendered uncon-
scious by limb falling from tree
while he was cutting timber. A phys
ician was called and nine stitches were
required to sew up to wound.
Miss Cinnamon arrived Saturday
and will trim in local millinery store
this season.
Miss Lille Hanev OF Keosauqua VS.
tied Cantril friends over Sunday.
H. G. Parks was in Bloomfield on
Monday.
John Wesley Potter gave his lectur.
on the Passion Play" at Cantril M. E
church Thursday evening. The house
was filled, every seat being occupied
For the first time with this lecture, he
gave illustrations. Rev. Potter is well
known in Van Buren, county.
Stella McElroy was born in Cantril
Dec. 8, 1899 and died Saturday March,
4. aged 81 years, months and "a days
She was faithful member Of the
Christian church and loved by all who
knew her.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-03-11
TRANSPORTATION
SENT TO PLAYERS
SECRETARY HUTCHINSON FOR
WARD TICKETS TO ATHLETES;
DUE HERE APRIL 1.

Tickets from numerous points on
the map to the best city in the Cen.
trail -Ottumwa-ha been
sent to the demon athletes signed by
Manager e. F. Egan for Speed Boy
service this coming season. Jack
Hutchison, the busy jcratchitory OF
the Ottumwa club, has been mailing
tickets to Egan's charges for the past
week, and is beginning to hear from
the players as to when they will wig
gle into the city. Pitcher Broadwell
of Patriot. Ind, has written Secretary
Hutchinson for permission to report at
the opening of the season instead OF
April /, and the letter has been for
warded to Boss Ned for an answer
Sickness In Broadwell's family is given
as his desire to remain at home until
the last minute. Manager Egan has
not yet located the present address OF
Outfelder> Doyle. the tall collegian
whom Egan signed when he was visit
ing in st. Paul.
The latest schedule submitted to
the eight clubs in the league has evi.
IDENTIFY been sent to Manager Egan by
President Justice, as no one In this
village has yet seen 1t. Burlington has
received It's copy and the Hawk-Eye
today gives out the information that
Ottumwa's mileage is 1852. This is
higher than any other team except
Hannibal, which is 5000.
It will be interesting to local fans
to know that Gus Williams, the big
outflelder of Monmouth's 1910 club, is
showing premise working in st.
Louis Brown uniform O'Connor in
the ST. Louis Times has this to say Of
Williams:
After yesterdays practice the sup
porters Of Gus Williams and Eddie
Mailman have no reason to retract the
nice things said about the youngsters.
Williams - hitting to right. left and
center. He stands up like iris Speaker
and takes a good, healthy swat at
everything that looks good, and he's
wicked enough to slam the sphere to
any corner of the ball yard. He fields
his position well. is good on ground
balls, and the wise geeRs hereabouts
say he has cinched a job.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-03-11
EDbYvlLLE.

F. M. McCrea made a business trip
to Des Moines Tuesday.
Chas Palmer transacted business in
New Sharon Tuesday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Shilling
Tuesday, March It'll. son.
Mrs M. ]. Mater who has been
spending the winter with her grand
son DR.. Roy Mater at Wright is visit
ing at the home Of her son Dee Marter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Jordan who were
married in Coalfield Sunday. left on
Monday for Des Moines where they
will locate.
Mrs. Matilda Richardson went II
Abba Tuesday for a visit at the home
of her sister Mrs. A. G. Hall.
Mrs. Mary Barnett Of Jonesboro
Ark, is visiting at the parental John
Yeager home.
Frank Brown Of Drakesville is the
guest this week Of his sister Mrs. Chas
Parker
Mrs. H. A. Grooms who makes her
home with her daughter Mrs. N. A.
Thayer is quite Ill this week.
Mrs. Floss Bloomfield living west OF
Eddyville is quite i'll.
Ira Balm has rented the Mcdonald
farm near Buxton and the family will
move to their new home this week.