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Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
.ST. PATR|CKS BALL
 WAS GREAT EVENT
IRISH FOLK SONGS AND DANCES AT BROPHY HALL WAS
 FEATURE

The St. Patriek's Day ball, given nnder the auspices of the Irish Ma tionalists. at the. Lowell club last night. the eve of he great day, was an unqualified success. both in point of attendance and social enjoy ment The hall was decorated with bunting. q mixture of green with green, set off and emphasized by more green. Familiar Irish mottos also adorued the walls of the club house.
 The music for the dance was fur idshed by Clark's orchestra The Catholic ladies served many dainty dishes which were generously par taken of by the numerous guests. The side-play os Irish dances. songs, recitations, etc, in BrOphy hall across the street from the club i.ouse was a vaudeville treat, i'm possible of realization on the thea trical stage because the artists per form only in honor of St. Patrick. one day in .he year. Altogether the occasion will be long remem- tered in the hearts and minds oi those who attended.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
A woNpERFuL PRODUCTION

The Vitagraph Life Portrayal "A Tale of Two Cities which will be exhibited at the Orpheum Mar 21s., 22nd and 23rd comes herald ed as the motion picture treat of the season. It is adapted from the famous novel of Charles Dickens and has been produced with spe- cial cas. of players and wealth of scenic display beyond anything ever before produced in .his coun- try or Europe.
 Throughout the three reels or parts which will be exhibited iE one complete, this production is marked by skillful handling and might be termed a technical mast erpiece of motion picture art. The dramatic moments have been well sustained and the work of the play CTS is pleasingly natural Excel lent photography characterizes the work throughout. and many novel effects have been introduced 999
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
MRS. DAN BROWNING
 DIES AT HOSPITAL
FUNERAL WILL TAKE PLACE AT
 FROM RESIDENCE AT 2 O'CLOCK TODAY

Mrs. Dan Browning died Thursday night at the Copper Queen hospital, after short illness during which she underwent an operation. She leaves four children and her hus- band. who is a well known miner, She had been resident of Bisbee for number of years and had many friends who are deeIDy grieved at her death. The family resided on Naco road.
 The funeral will take place this afternoon at two o'clock from the family residence on Naco road, conducted by Rev. F. G. Deck CT, pastor of the Method;it church, and interment will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
DEMONSARR|VE TOMORROWFOR
 OPENING GAME
Locals Will Practice This Aft ernoon-Diamond Is in
 Fine Shape

fAe Douglas Demons will arrive in the city on the first train from Douglas in the morning to open the seassn of 1911 at Warren park sunday afternoon. in a game with the Bisbee Macaroons. In the battle tomorrow afternoon many of the old players. favorites of the fans, Will be seen in action
 The locals will practice this aft ernoon at the Warren park. get ting their hands reconciled 10 ;he horsehide and getting the remains of winters frost out of their sys- tenas The diamond has been placed ia ship shape and everything is in readiRess for the wallop with Doug las.
 Gin has not completed his line ua of the Bisbee team and will not finally do so until after the practice game this afternoon, but 1: is a foregone conclusion. with the material at hand, that the team selected wiii keep :he Demons busy from the time the umpire shouts  play bail"
 Speaking of umpires, Roy Gill has s uljqee scheme, which it is be- lieved viii give thorough satisfac- ton and wll be less expensive than hiring professional umpires. The plan Is to have two umpires. members of the opposing teams and let them umpire in alternate inn ings The scheme has been Hted out -iS other places and found to work fine
 The word comes from Douglas that the team will be accompanied by a bunch of fans of that city. Not even the Agua Prieta affair. which somewhat approaches the tur. moii over a bum decision, has sat- lated the desire for action with the fans there and they are haggard and wan from longing to take them selves out to ball game, with the peanut and cracker jack attach ment
 Baseball headquarters here. which is any place where two fans hap pen to meet. was agog and agurgle wish dope" yesterday when it was learned that the arrangements for the Sunday game had been closed and Warren park will be the objective of all of the red-cor- pusclsd folk Sunday afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
 IS F|REMANS BRIDE
MISS HARRIS AND mR. LINDA MAN ARE wEDDED AT
 COUNTY SEAT

Miss Emily V. Harris. a pop ular member of the younger so- cisi set of Bisbee. and aul ! Lindaman, a aFcinan on the Fl Paso and southwsssern. were unit ea in marriage Wednesday after noon at the Congregational church at Tombstone, the marriage ser vice being performed by Rev. H. A. Deck. Only the necessary wit nesses to the contract were pres ent. Mir. Lindaman has a run be- tween Bisbee and Douglas and he and his bride are residing in this city.
 The yride is the daughter. of MT. and Mrs. Ben. Harris. Mir. liar -is being foreman at the Spray sbaft TNe wedding was the frs. romance of the spring season, for it was a romance. Miss Harris was a senior at the Central High School and would have graduated this summer had no. Fste sent Prince Lindama9 along. In real life Linda man is a prince of good fellows among the Southwestern employees and as soon as the news become generally know namong them he will no doubt be roundly congFat- uiated. Miss Harris was one of the most popular of the Bisbee younger set and is young woman Of many accomplishments
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Rather plsastrous sIaze.

There were nc shrieks of fire, nor was the city department called
 in last Thursdsy evening when L. V.
 Branch, station agent for the Wells Fargo Express company met with an exciting adventure. through the burn ing of his celluioid eye shade. Branch
 has not yet recovered from the fright. The agent was lighting a cigar and had forgotten the infismmible nat ure of his green eye protector. The match touched it and in a moment the young mans head was surround ed by a pillar Of flame. Branch for got other business in the press of the moment and speedily got rid of the fire brand His hair was only slightly scorched. Damage slight. His case is only parallelei by that
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Not in Battle.

Robert Sasse, the local confection CT, has been greatly annoyed during the last few days by peogie who mis took him for Q wounded insurrecto Several days ago. while engaged in his regular round of duties in his Main street store. Mir Sasse stepped upon rusty tack. The wound was in itself inconsequential but as a result of it he has been threatened with blood poisoning. His foot was bsndaged yesterday and as this is time of battles and rumors of war his acquaintancesa immediately jump ed to the conclusion that he had been following the battling colums of Blanco too closely. These inquiries as to the truth Of this report are re- warded by only q growl.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Grab Salad and Home Rule.

NF&p caisu anu F1ome Nu!c.
 The widespread and poignant grief over the untimely death of Casey Jones. which resulted in forming the club bearing the name of the deces5- ed. called for another banquet. or wake" at the Edelweiss last night, those present being Casey Cannon, Casey Bergquist. Casey Callahan, Casey Critchley and Casey Cham bers. The mental faculties of the composite Casey were whetted for the discussion of the question: Shall Ireland Have Home Ruler" on a feast of cratS a Ia mayonnaise. At an early hour this morning Ireland hsd home rule in a sack, tagged: With the compliments of Casey Jones'"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Quality of Mercy.

Justice Murphy. of Lowell. yes terday showed the highest degree of mercy when a man giving his name as simple John Doe, appear cd before him upon the charge of drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Tie man stated that he had commenced to celebrate the nat al day Of Ireland's patron saint a day early anS pleaded with the court that he be given his liberty. As he proved that he had a joh waiting his coming. Judge Murphy granted his request, assessing flGe of se abd then remitting it during the good behavior of the defendant
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
New Chicken Use.

A new use fer chickeDs has been discovered in this city They are now legal tender or are so considered by at least one English resident of Bi5bee The men in question was ar rested recently and fined for disturb ing the peace by Justice High. Early this morning ha called upon the court, under escort of an officer, ten dered the balance due upon his fine with the exception of fifty cents. In leu of this he offered a white leg horn bullet to the court. The chick en way not accerited. but SO unique an offer deserved some kind of re cognition so the man was allowed his liberty
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Personal Mention

Mrs George Stuart, of Douglas, spent yesterday in this city.
 L. J. Overlook has returned from Tucson.
 Dr. w. Swigert. of Denver. who is here for short stay. passed yester- day at Hereford on business.
 Maurice Wasserman left yesterday for Phoenix where he win take a position with plumbing firm.
 HenSy Roberts. of Courtland. is visiting relatives in Bisbee for a few days.
 ". II. Brophy has returned from El Paso where he was for short business stay.
 Robert Cochran returned from Hereford last. evening. following a brief stay there on business.
 William Mccormack and family lefs yesterday for California, where they intend 10 locate.
 B. A Taylor. of Gleeson. and John Perkins of Courtland. spent yesterday in this city, driving over in Mr. Tsylors auto
 John M Ross. of the legal firm of Ellinwood and Rose, left Thursday for Fl Paso where he will be for several days on business
 Clarence Beale, Of Cananea. pass ed through the city last evening on his way to Douglas where he will meet his family which has been in the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
henoaraph Purchased.

General Secretary E. s. Davis. Of the Y. Nj. c. A. has purchased a new Edison photograph, which will be used ss the Sunday afternoon mems meeting. A special music Irogram has been arranged for the meeting tomo-rnw afternoon under the dires- i0rsrc rroscssor If F. Nixon,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Donart Visits Bisbee.

c. Fl Donsrt, travelling freight and passenger agent for the Santa Fe left yesterday for the west following stay of several days in Btsbee on business for his road. Colonist traf- fic over the Santa Fe main line Is quite heavy at present. he stated. although freight business Is small in volume This he sscribes both to tAlsinesk conditions and the Mex ican revolution, which is causing much distress among merchants on the other side of the border.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
rax-payers Association Meets.

The Cochise County Taxpayers association will hold 8 meeting this afternoon at Douglas. for the pur- pose of transacting business of rou- tine nature which may come be- fore 1t. J. N. Gaines, of Tomb stone. secretary of the organization. passed through <he city last evening on his way to Douglas to attend the gathering Nothing of import ance was to come up so far as he could state at that time
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Athlet.e Event Tonight.

The Junior Athletic meet. to be participated in by thirty youngsters rom the six city schools, will be held al the r. M C. A gym tonight. beginning at 7:I5 o'clock. The events will be relay races. broad jump. high jump. hoy step and jump. and others under the direction of Physical Direc tor Kitchel Of the r. M- C. A
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Not With eIaneo.

Tom Brooks, son or Special Onicr John Brooks, of the Fl Paso and Southwestern. is not with the insur- recto force of BlancO. according to the statement of his father Mr. Brooks who was much worried by reports that his son was with the rebel forces took pains to ascertain the truth Of the rumors. These he found groundless.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
eovERNoR sleNs MEAsuRE.

AUSTIN. Tex, March 17.-The SO called state wide prohibition act was signed today by Gov. Colquitt It provides for the submission of a constitutional amendment for state wide prohibition a. the election to be held July 22. next
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
O. X. THEATER.

One of the most realistic scenes cf the interesting program at the O. K. Theater is the series of films showing fishing scenes. Many fierce battles are vaged between :he fish ermen and the speekled trout But the films that are enlisting the in terest of every one are those show ing the great race by a city's fire department
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
To Take Position.

5. P. Mashbir, until yesterday solo eornetfst with the Tucson band, ar rived in the city yesterday to take position with the orpheum orches- tra. He will also play with the Cop per Queen band Mir. Mashbir is a well known musician and has many friends in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
interes. in Fight.

Great interest ws,s felt in Bisbee yesterday by members of the local sporting fraternity who held opiniors pro and con upon the fighting abil- ity of Ad Wolgast and Georgie Mem sic, whs tangled for the gntweight title at Los Angeles, al Uncle Tom McCarey's pavilion. The local odds on the event, with some littte money changing hands stood two 10 one on Wolgast
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Owls Give Ball.

The Order Of owls were hosts to large number of :heir friends Thursday night at a masquerade ball A large number ot the mem bers turned out and the affair was voted a success by those who at tended.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Funeral of Mrs. Makem.

The funeral of ars Ernest Max ern. whose death occurred Wednes- day night at the Calumet and Ari- zons hospital. took place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from :he Catholic church. the service being performed by Rev. Fatier Muerer. and interment was in Evergreen; cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
sauer Leaves pistriet.

Judge R. Nj. Ssler, with his fam fly, has gene to Iowa. where it is his intention to locate. Judge Sauer has until recently been connected with the timekeepiDg department of the Calumet and Arizona company John Olson has leased the Sauer residence in Warren and will oc. cupy it.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
TMomex Mueh Improved.

A letter received by John Twomey yesterday. f'om his Brother, Con stable Denny Twomey, who left Bis bee several days since for Los An geles states that the Bisbee officer is improving raHdly MT Twomey had been i'll for some time prior to leaving here with heart trouble. The change of altitude has proved quite beneficial
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
cr.ree Is Dismissed.

The case of fraud lodged against ]. B. Darby, in which t was charg ed tha: he impersonated another man and obtained goods at the Cop per Queen store. was dismissed yesterday at the request of the complaining witness. a settlement: having been reached.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
oreenway Pays compIiments.

General Manager Greeuway, Of the Calumet & Arizona, came over from Dougla5 Monday. in a motor car, went on to Silver City, to call on Mrs Roosevelt. and returned on Tuesday. stopping to take look at the SuTlsrior mine. which his com pany is working-Lordsburg liberel.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Going to EnslanG.

John Dixon. a well known min CT. will leave Sunday for SeE York. There he will take the steamer Baltic oa March g.. for Liverpool
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Freshmen Lick Grades.

The Freshmen defeated the Grades in the inter-class baskez ball tourna ment yesterday afternoon by the score of IA to 9. the game bsing re fereed by O'Malley. The poin.'s for the Freshmen were made as follows: {:
 Mccullough II. Warren 2: Mitchelll.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
False Alarm.

The fire department was called cut a. SEQ o'clock last night by
 telephone alarm from Laundry
 Hill. The firemen responded with
 its usual alscrity but were unable to find any fire in that vicinity
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
irrigation Agent Here.

' Harry E. Blake. specia. agent for the government irrigation ser yics, arrived in the city yesterday
 for a shors stay. Mir. Blake is engaged in making a tour of the territory. in the interests of the seTT'ice.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
TOO LATE TO CLAssIF

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for housekeeping Van Horn House
 At
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18
Gty Ne,os in Bnet
Temple in Mace.

Superintendent Il. J. Temple. the West coast lines oi ihe : r. in Mexico. arrived at Naco last nighr in his private car.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

Of the Slovenian who recently lighted his celluloid collar while igniting a cigarette.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

Try the Mosher Marke, under new management. TOT
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

For the Grades: Thomas made four points. yerfeth two and Xoodman three.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

Mrs. George Stuart, of Douglas spent yesterday in this city
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

L. J. Overlook has returned from Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

Dr, w. Swigert. of Denver, who is here for short stay. passed yester- day at Hereford on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

John Nj. Ross. of the legal firm of Ellinwood and Rose, left Thursday for Fl Paso where he will be for several days on business
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-18

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26

Marked changes have lately appeared
on the farm and the many modern inn
provements have made farm life far
more desirable than it was some years
ago.
The ruralist may now, at moderate
cost, enjoy the advantages of city life
without its many disadvantages.
The up-to-date farmer no longer
frowns on modern meth DDS that hight
en- labor and bring better and quicker
results. He no longer believes that
hard, excessive labor is necessary to
good farming, he no longer tolerates
hastily constructed rail cribs and sheds
for his stock and grain. lie realizes
that tboughtfully planned. handily ar
ranged and well constructed buildings
are just as necessary in the country as
in the city. and he builds to that end.
Farm buildings now keep pace with
other industries, or at least, soon will,
which is a thing they have not done for
some years.
Farmers now build comfortable, and
convenient, and modern homes in wnIcn
are to be found the modern bathroom,
kitchen sinks, hot air furnaces, water
systems, etc.
As shown on the floor plan, the lower
floor has six rooms, the upper story
has space for one large or two small
bed rooms closets, bath room and
large linen closet. All windows ana
doors have been so located that the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26
GREENSBORO TO HAVE
NEW MILK DEPOT

GREENSBORO, Ga. Dec. 2S.-Greens-
boro is soon to have an ice plant and a
new milk and cream depot
Mr.. Austin, of Detroit Mich, has been
in the city the past week organizing
the new company. He represents N. o.
Nelson, the millionaire philanthropist
who will give financial assistance in
starting the new enterprise.
The new concern will be run on CO.
operative basis. Stockholders will be
permitted to pay for their stock in cream
and milk, settlements to be made month
ly.
The new enterprise will merge with the
Greensboro Milk and Cream company,
with headquarters in Atlanta. The At
lanta depot will be continued and the
new ones opened at Augusta and Athens
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26
LOWPRCLED MODERN HOUSE

furniture may be placed without inter-
fering with same.
The living room is large, as all liv-
ing rooms should be, and the open fire
place makes it very cheerful and home
like. Build the fire place, by all means.
as it is useful in more ways than one.
The bed rooms all open into the hall,
which gives privacy.
The cellarway is located under the
main stair, but an outside cellar may De
built if desired
The porches are large and when well
screened. the rear porch makes an ex-
cellent summer dining room OF work
room. The dining room, pantry and
kitchen are all of good size and not too
large. In short, the entire house
seems exceptionally wen adapted to the
farm.
AS the available building material
will vary in the various states. it would
be but waste of valuable space to &C.
scribe the same here.
However, the first story of this house
should be ten feet, the upper story
eight feet and six inches. good foun-
dalton should be provided and if the
house be built in the more northern
states it should DC lined with sheathing
Two or three coats of best paint
should be given all the exposed woo1-
work, and while it is true the exterior
is plain, the house with the proper set
ting and neatly painted, will present n
very pretty and homelike appearance.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26
BARONESS ON STAGE
LONGS FOR PIG FARM
However, She Pledged Dying
Mother to Produce Five
of Her Plays

LONDON, Dec. 23.--How far a mothers
dying wish should influence the subse-
quent life of her daughter is a prob
lem that besets the Baroness Won Wrede,
whose stage name is Miss Ray Bever-
idge, and who is known in the United
States the American Marie Tempest
Baroness Won Wrede, who arrived in
London about three months ago. made
a promise to her dying mother that she
would do her utmost to arrange for the
production of five plays which her moth
er had written.
In order to fulfill her promise, Baron
ess Won Wrede went on the stage herself,
and, although she has no love for the
life, nevertheless made a success. All
the time, however, she was longing to
settle down on a particular pig farm.
At the present moment this particular
pig farm is in the market; it has been
offered to the baroness, but-her moth
er's plays are still unproduced.
II was mere girl when my mother
died seven years ago." she said, "and
for the past six years have been play
ing leading parts on the American stage,
always hoping that 1 should eventually
be able to produce my mothers plays
1.-THE stage life, with all its excite
ments. does not appeal to me. though.
of course, to play leading parts in Lon
don is something more attractive than
any other part of the world can offer.
but / think everybody has two ma
tures-I know 1 am practically two dis
tinct people-and what 1 may call my
natural nature is always longing to take
me to a beautiful pig farm, just near my
old home in Munich. p
1T is the most beautiful farm in the
world-just at the foot of the Bavarian
Tyrolrwitk a really old peasants cot
tage. 1t is about 400 acres
1T is an ideal home for pigs and chick
ems, and the commercial side of it is at
tractive.
but whether should buy it now that
it is for sale is the problem that vexes
me. Perhaps, whilst / am still young, l
ought to stick to the stage and sacrifice
my own own desires for my mother s
last wish But would she wish it if she
knew"