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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19
Sailor Drowned AZ .vyandotte.

In trying TO save his hat, which had
blown overheard while he was work.
ing on the small steamer Joseph G.
Suits at the dock Of the Michigan,
Alkali Co., at Wyandotte, Friday, M
Mcbride, deckhand, was drowned
Nothing is known OF the man In To-
cal marine circles. Capt. Denman re
covered the body after several hours
OF dragging. Justice Beattie will
hold an inquest. Thursday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

TACoMA--To get $4,000 from his
fathers estate, Frank Mccoy mar.
ried Miss Eileen Fleming. % days ar.
ter his fathers death: two days be-
fore the time limit In the will.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

II an actress is a star she expects to
be praised TO the skies.--Chicago
News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

A woman's idea OF a good time
doesn't run to regrets the next morn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-19

Doh Printing Done Risht Tfmss
Printins Co, Is John R-sl
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
POAS SOME BIS ONE
 IN WRESTLING GAME
Has Defeated Many Famous WreStIers; Would Like
 Match While Here

Carl POns, the champion Graeco- Roman wrestler of America, who with his wife is playing an engage ment at the Royal theater. is mp in G when it comes to class and his record will prove it. He has a standing up to any wrestler in the world, bar none-not even Frank Gotch. Those who are unfamiliar with Pons' record have but to con suit their srorting record books to ind that he has met and defeated Lions" aud Turks" innumerable.
 A ridiculous report reached Pons that Ketchel had boasted that he could put him On the mat and Pons immediately started an investigation and found out that Ketchel, while a pippin for his class, was not pTetender Co the stars. Pons Is a heavyweight, with more than fifty pounds on hetchel. so the report was ridiculous on the face. of it.
 Pons is anxious for a match, how ever. and there is a heavyweight in the territory who would like a match he can get one with the C.. 8 champion. in any style of match
 Pons defeated Tom Jenkins at Baltimore February 1. 1908; defeated Frank Gotch at Bridgeport. Conn., February 26. 1903. lost to Gotch in December 1909. the first fall in hour and 10 minutes and the sec. oBd fall iu 5S minutes; defeated Er. nest (Thc German Oak) at the Chicago Athletic club. and aI New Orleans in June, 1909: wrestled draw with Eiackenschmidt. the Rus sian Lion; defeated Laurence De BeaUcarais in Paris; defeated Morad Al, the Turk; defeated Laurence De Ia Calmet. Demetral. the Greek, Jim Parr. Charley Hackenschmidt, and others.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
MINNEY AND DORR|S
 WHISTLE THISEVEN|NG
Local Boy Will Try to Hold Lightweight Title Against
 Trooper

Trooper Kinney of Troop l. Fora Huachuoa, arrived in the city yo5ter- day afternoon for his match with Joe Doris this evening at 10 o'clock at the Royal theater. 1t is understcol that the trooper will place side bet of $50 that he will take two falls out Of three.
 Doris is in the best of condition for the match and 1t is not believed that he is in any danger of losing the light weight championship to the trooper. Both men will weigh in ar about 135 pounds.
 Billy Gum will referee the match and Seotty Banks will act as annoarc- CT. \ timekeeper will be selected to- day. The stage at the Roya, has re gently been enlarged and arranged es pecially for wrestling matches.
 Those who have seen Minncy work out say that he is a clean-cu- light weight specimen and the ca1s will without question be given run for their money. He has been in Bisbee several times recently and worked out at the Y. NJ. C. 4. gym.
 Another trooper who has broken in to the wrestling game in the terri tory is c. Titus of Troop M. He has Q match with Chester Grow at I omb stone during the first week of August The articles have been signed and side bet of $50 placed on the match
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
FEATHERWEIGHT WANTS
 MATCH WITH SOMEONE
GuStayo CariIIo Comes For ward From Tucson to
 Ask for Match

There is a new claimant out 10. the featherwelght championship e. the mat in Arizona. His name is Gus tayo CariIo. and he styles himse't the Mexican Demon" In a general challenge to all corners Of his class he signs himself as the ''featheT- weight champion of Arizona" Garlic is a pupil of Raymond Rivers, who contests Doris right to the Fght weight title, ard Rivers says that he is a classy little fellow.
 It is not known here by what right Carillo lays claim to the title Of the featherweight class of Arizona, hut 1t is more than likely that he will hayc to prove his right 10 the title. So fai as known there are no professionals of that class in Bisbee, but as the challenge is thrown broadcast across Arizona, the Tucson lad will doubtless have an opportunity to show whal the word demon means
 CaTillo's challenge is as follows:
 Tucson, Ariz., July %, 1911. Sporting Editor Review:
 q will challenge any featherweisEt wrestler for a match 10 be pulled of at any place in the territory. (Signed5 "GUSTAVO CARfLLO,
 Mexican Demon
 'Featherweight Champion of Ari zona.7
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
PEARCE TAXES PLACE
 0F BILL WITH BANKERS

Jack Pearce. the classy little back stop of the Copper Queens, has been signed by the Bankers and will here after pick 'em oh the bat for that team. Pearce will relieve Will Gill on the Bankers team, Gill having been released.
 The Tigers, a consolidation of the Calumets and the Copper Queens, will play their first game Sunday after noon against the Bankers, who are right under the leaders in the per centage column of the league The Tigers are explained by Snaveley. the old Queen backstop. They have been practicing this week and will give the Bankers the hardest game they have had 90 far.
 The Tigers club is composed Of the best players of the two old teams, though Captain Snaveley said yester. day that he was not ready to an nounee his lineup.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22

steady income than a hundred dollar investment whose greatest earning capacity merely allowed it to pay interest on its debts"
 In an interview given below to the Associated Press, President Field said in part:
 This merger is in no sense the formation of a trust or monopoly, as no competing properties are included. lt is merely the natural outcome Of cur experience of the past two years with The Tri-State Telephone and Telegraph company For many years there was a distinct line Of demarca- ton in the conduct of all lines of business between Colorado and New Mexico and ATizona-a frontier or boTderland, if you please, across which but little trade flowed. Our own affairs seemed particularly sus- cephble to this, but we finally solved cur difficulty by giving The Tri-State company a joint management where by the needs of the two communities were viewed in common. The re- suits were remarkable: the frontier disappeared almost by magic. So that it was felt that a joint owner ship was equally l1gicai
 Business men Of ali of these mount ain states are daily making invest. ments in Denver. Salt Lake, Butte, Helena, Boise, Albuquerque, Las Vegas, Roswell. Bisbee, Douglas and ether cities, thus making a universal telephone system connecting them together. a commercial necessity.
 The new company will operate it's exchanges and toll lines in Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, eastern Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. There is strong interreIation of business in this great territory we cover Ead VIC hope to meet the tele- Dh0nc needs and requirements of tnis vast area, which covers some G6G000 square miles, or nearly one sixth cf the total area Of the United States, more intelligently and more extensively than we could expect Co do with three separate corporations
 We already count 100000 subscribers stations, and l expect to see this number double within five years. To do this viIl require large sums o4 money, and to get such sums We must market a safe. stable and con servatye stock This we eVTeet to d1. ! wish to call attention to the fact ii at the issaed capitalization Of the three companies combined is less taaa the capital liabilities of those three companies separate. Tn other words. the safety of the investment is increased and the benefit to the public is alike apparent since it ir- sures moderate and reasonable rates to care for the decreased dividend and interest requirements.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
$500 WILL BE PUT
 UP AS 4 SIDE BET
Youngster Out at Tue son Will Find His Dough
 Covered Here

Ray Rivers. the Tucson light weight. is willing to give Joe Dor ris a match for the lightweight that there he a side bet of at least $500. No, gentle reader. the hgure is correctly punctuated, and to make it specific Rivers writes it out So that there win be no mis- taking his figure. ~500 bucks"
 Rivers has written the following letter to Doris, in care of the Bisbee Daily Review:
 Tucson, Ark,
 July 20, 1911 Joe Dorris:-
 T wish 10 inform you that ! won't wrestle with you unless you put up a side bet of 500 bucks. Tc tell the truth, that Ed Hussen is mistaken if he says be knows me and the toe hold is my favorite. T. you want to put Up $500 as a side bet you1l know that my fayorite is to win. Any side bet higher than that will be all right, as my brother, Joe Rivers will cover it.
 ''iL takes a good strong fellow to throw me or my brother My measurements are:
 Hat number. Nc. 3.
 shoe number. No 10.
 Height, 4 feet, II inches.
 Neck, 21 inches.
 Wrist, s inches.
 --uscle, 5 inches high.
 Waist, 35 inches.
 Chest. 395k inches.
 (Signed) RAY RIVERS"
 The letter reads more like a let ter of recommendation to the man aRer Of a dime museum than the weights and measurements of a pro fessi0ral wrestler Rivers did not give Ais weight, but this department recently received a card from Rivers in which he stated that bis weight was 135 pounds and he is sued challenge to wrestiers oi that class. According to Rivers statement of his measurements. he wears a bigger hat than President Taft and has a bigger neck than Frank Gotch or Pons, the Graeco Roman wrestler. Further. 1t is hard to imagine a wrestler weigh ing only 135 pounds having No. 1t feet Sidnes Smith remarked when told that a certain giraffe was sHf fering from a cold, Fancy having sore throat three yards long It would be almost as bad if Rivers should get cold feet in those No. los
 The chaIlcnee Stands
 Rivers letter Is in answer C Joe Doris acceptance of the gen craI challenge Rivers made recently through the columns Of this 6e partment. Roy McAllister, Doris manager, yesterday wrote Rivers C send a certified check for any amount he chose to any bank here and il would be covered prOnt0. Thl match has been arranged for tho night of July B. 4 number O lersons have already signified tbeii Intention Of. taking all money Of fered on Doris 9nd a number o the Tombstone fans have asked ts be allowed to get in on anything that is offered by Rivers' backeri ir the match.
 The match agreement stands an' the match will bc pulled on al scheduled unless Rivers should catcl cold in his enormous feet
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
FREED FROM MISSING WIFE;
 JAMES AVERY GETS DECRT

PITTSBURG, Pa., July 21.-A de- cree if divorce was granted here yes terday to James 4. Avery. who has been an engineer in the government service. employed in the Philippines and on the Panama canal. Seven years ago Mrs. Avery disappeared and since that time the husband has kept up a ceaseless search for her, but without avail
 shortly after his graduation from Yale Avery met his future wife ia Philadelphia. Later, after securing employment as a government engi- neer in the Philippines, and after sav- ing his earnings and receiving a small fortune from his parents ir Al abam, he sent to Philadelphia for the young woman to go to China to meet him and be married. The American consul married them in Shanghai ten years ago.
 While travelling through China beth fell seriously iH and spent much of their money on doctors ans in hes pitals. They had enough money 10 bring them to New York, but were forced to pawn some Of their Jewels to obtain their baggage from the eas- tom house. It was soon after this that Mrs. Avery disappeared.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
REGATTA AT DULUTH.

DULUTH, Minn., July 21.-Severai score of hardy oaTsmen from the various cities in the United States and Canada came to Duluth with their shells today, to take part in the annual regatta of the North western International Rowing asso- citation. Singles. doubles, four and eights dotted the haTbor at the opening of the regatta this alter noon and predictions were yehtured freely that some of the records would go by the board before the final races are rowed tomorrow. Crews are here from Winnipeg, St Paul, Duluth, Fort William, Port Arthur and Kenora-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
wEsrERN cHAMPloNsHlPs

CHICAGO, H., July 2l.-A group of the foremost tennis experts in the country will compete in the an. nual Western championship tourna- ment which is to begin tomorrow or the Onwensta club at Lake For est. The chief feature of the event will be the elimination series in doubles for a selection of team to contest later in the season for the national championship. The con testsnts will represent every sec ton of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
KETCHEL CHALLENGES
 ANYONE IN TERRITORY
VIII Take on Any Man of His ClaSS-HusSen Match
 Labor Day

Al Ketchel. the Bisbee welter, weight. last night issued chal. lenge to any wrestler in Arizona in tho welterweight class for match at mathematician wrestling in the territory. the challenge being is sued through Bishee and Tucson
 From reports that have reached Bisbee of Varney's work. if a match can be arranged between him and Ketchel it will be a good one. Ketch- el weighs i4S and Varney. accord ing to reports, weighs 150 The Tucson man is said to be very cley- CT and very scientific.
 Hussen Match Delayed.
 Ketehel has not given up hopes of again meeting Ed Hnssen. whom he wrestled at Tombstone reeentE in the longest draw match on rec ord, but from what he has heard he does not believe that Tiussen will agree to a match on July 2a he date set in KetchePs challenge 3f several days ago. According tu reports, the -Tombstone man was in 9 pretty badly used condition after ais match with Ketchel and Tucson state that he would Dc unable to accommodate Roberts O. that city on account of his eondi tion.
 Match for Labor Day.
 Dan Ketchel. AIS manager. yes terday wrote Hussen ard asked for on the Labor Day match or rather the Sunday before Labo' Day. at Warren park Some of the most ardent wrestling fans in the district work in the mines and theg would be unable to witness 8 matca or any day other than Sunday q is understood that the park could ne obtained on very favorable terms
 Ketchel. in accordance with -his challenge. VIII go to any city 1T the territory for welterweigh' match, provided the side bet on th5 mach is made large enough to war rant the trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
mAcEE bur TH,s yEAR.

NEW YORK, July 21.-The suspeu. sion of SheF@ood Magee, outdelder of the Philadelphia NationaIs. will ex- tend over the rest of the leagues playing season, as a result of his re- cent attack on Umpire Fianeran in game in Philadelphia. He was also fined $20O.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
Coast League.
warren nlstrIct leanue.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Clneinnati: R H. 2. Cincinnati . ....- ...T 12 ? Brooklyn ....... ... ...6 9 2
 Fromme. Mclean; Knetzer, Ragon and Erwin.
 Al Boston: R H. J. PltJsburg ....-t F Boston ....... .. ... -.,3 II l
 Gardner. Simon: Ferguson, Mattern and King. Johnson and EasOn.
 At New York: R. Y. P. St Louis ..-. Q. ..... 70 5 New York ..-... . ..A Q
 Harmon, Bresnahan; Wiltse and Myers.
 (Rain prevented other games.j
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
SARATOGA 10 HAVE CARNIVAL

SARATOGA SPRINGS. \. r, July 2i-If the expectations of the To- cal promoters are fulfilled tbe water carnival to be beid on Saratoga Lake neu week win be the most notable affair of it's kind eves- held in America. The program is 10 eN- tend over six days. lt will embrace swimming. canoeing. diving and oth- CT aquatic sports. concluding on Friday and Saturday with the cham pionship races of the National as sociation of Amateur Oarsmen.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
PRIZES FOB CANNES.

LONG BEACH. N. D. July 2I.-The fourth, annual bench show of the Monmouth County Kennel club will be held at the Hollywood grounds tomorrow with more than 750 en- tries representing famous kennels in many parts of the country. over .000 special prizes sf value VII be awarded at the show.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
GAME IN MORNING
 AT WARREN SUNDAY

A baseball treat is promised at Warren Sunday morning between the Junction and Oliver teams. These teams have been Dracticing for the past month and some classy. ball is expected. Each team has a number Of hackers and rooters who will be on hand with the noise machinery to cheer their favorites to victory.
 These teams are composed Of some of the best material in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
BOBBY cARRUTHERs
 IS REPORTED DYING

PEORIA, H.. July 21-@Bobby" Carruthers, famous as a pitcher for the St. Louis baseball club of the old American association, when it won four successive championships, and who later pitched in theS National league, is in the Hospital here and re- ported to be dying. Carruthers has been umpiring in the Three Eye league.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
BOSTON NATIONALS
ABOUT TO sE SOLD.

NDOO v DE VO -Ls NEW YORK, July 21y-Rumors of the proposed sale of the Boston Ma tional Baseball club were strengthen ed last night by the fact that the own CT, William II. Russell, held a long conference here with Ned Hanlon, the former Baltimore, Brooklyn and Gin cinnati manager, in which it is under stood Hanlon made a proposition to purchase the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At New York: R H. E.. New York ..6 la 8 Detroit . ... . 4 5 2 Ford, Sweeney; Summers, Laiitte and Stauage.
 At Boston: K. IT, D. Boston -..--. .-- ....- ...'t l Cleveland .... ... .2 Q
 Collins, Carrigan; Krapp, Fishe-.
 At Chicago: R. Y. p. Chicago ....... .... -.2 l Philadelphia ..-..- ----lV l- l
 Plank, Lapp; Oimstead, Sullivan.
 At Washington: R. Fl. E. Washington .... %. -....2 0 St Louis ...-. . ......S .
 Hughes, Ainsmith; Powell stepn- ems.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
zoMRREkER WINS.

KALAMAZOO. July 21-zombrok- CT, the first 2:O5 pacer of the present season, had no difficulty in winning the 5000 Hickman Hotel stake for 2:10 pacers, the feature of t9day's grand circuit card. She was a heavily played favorite. The best time was 2:05 1-4.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
COAST LEAGUE

At San Francisco: R. T. F. Sacramento ...... co. ....-S ! Oakland . .... ... . 70 1
 Fitzgerald, Thomas; Pernoll, Pearce.
 At Los Angeles: R. II. F. Los Angeles ..---. ..---..-5 lO $ Vernon ..... .-..-.. .-- .-.5 ]
 Yates. Agnew and Smith; Gipe, Gas tleton and Brown.
 At Portland: R. T. F. Portland e. .... .. ....7 5 2 San Francisco. -...3 ,
 steen. Murray and Kuhn; Suter and Schmidt.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22
eolEEas aarHEa

DETROIT, Mich July 2I-Leading golfers Of the west, representing clubs in every part of the territory covered by the Western Golf assO- ciation, are rounding up in Detroii preparatory to the o3eaing Of the thirteenth annual tournament for the amateur championship of the asso ciation, which will begin on the course of the. Detroit Golf clul Monday morning. Preliminary tc the championship tournament the an nual contest for the Olympic cur piA Dc played tomorrow
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22

Boston Transcript: First Roox Az. ent-Dld you receive an order at that house just saw you come out ofs
 second Book Agent-Yes; I was told to git.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-22

Harper's Bazaas; Ball-what Is si lenceg,
 Hall-The college yell of the schoo of experience.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-02

earnest and altogether capable, it Il
proving what it was designed to De
an instrument of value in the public
behalf. What has been done with II
and under it to the Standard Oil com
bany and the tobacco trust can be
done to other offenders. And there
are others. 1t is promised, too, that
these two successes will encourage
further activities by the government
and that other trusts will be made
to feel the laws force.
And yet, vindicated as the law at
last has been, the vindication Will
not discourage the effort to have the
law amended-brought up to date and
strengthened. We should see that ef-
fort play a prominent part at the reg
ular session OF Congress, and just in
time to figure prominently in the
presidential campaign. One point
urged will be that the law is 20
years DID, and asotlrer will be that
the trusts of today, both because OF
their number and complicated char.
acter, should be dealt with in the
light of all that their growth and
latest iniquities have disclosed. Ade-
quata punishments should be made
to fit the actual situation.
Meanwhile the closest attention, by
the business, thep Official, the legal
and TIE legislative world, will be
given to the carrying out of the SUI
preme courts orders by the two con-
victed combinations, 1t will not be
possible for them to do anything in
corner. The whitest light will beat
upon them and their legal advisers
in every step taken. Evasions will
be most difficult. The finest of fine
work will be brought under the
closest scrutiny; and it is hardS'
necessary osay that the public will
be in no mood for any attempts of
either business or legal character
to whip a certain distinguished in
around the stump. The de-
cree of the court is, and the demand
of the people will now be more earn !
est than ever. that criminal trusts |
must 60; and if the antitrust law is /
the amendment or amend 1,
ments will be with the sole view of |
making the road OF monopoly harder |
than ever to travel
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-02
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-02

and burned like an immense torch.
The climax came when this structure
came to earth with a mighty crash,
scattering embers over the entire is
land. An animal show, considered
the secndo largest in the United
States, was lost completely, the wild
animals being shot for fear that they
might escape into the crowds. Six
incubator babies On exhibition were
rescued by heroic nurses. There were
no fatalitieS and no one Is known to
have been injured. The loss is esti-
mated at $2,5OO,OOO.