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Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
BUSY SEASON COMING
 FOR GOLF PLAYERS
Coming Winter Appears to Be Destined to Make
 Champions

While no program for the fall and winter season has yet been announced by the greens committee of the War ren district for the golfing contingent, this is not significant of likeness on the part of that committee, for it has been active, and when the announce ment is made, which is expected to be in the course of the next two weeks, it will be found that an ac- tive season, replete with interesting events, is in store for them. Golf will not be allowed to languish for want of stimulus to efforts on the part of the players. There are events scheduled for practically every Sun day and holiday during the coming season.
 There have been times when War ren found 1t difficult to get together teams of twenty men or even ten men to meet Douglas in the frequent in teTchange of visits. This will not be the case now. When these two clubs come together it is no longer a foregone conclusion that the play CTS from the valley will carry of the honors. This became apparent toward the close of last season, and this season has already been opened with a victory. The result is that sue cess has but whetted the appetites for fudther successes, and the com mig season promises to be the most successful in the history of the War ren district club.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
CHALLENGER MINNIE
 SILENT AS THE GRAVE
Joe Doris Has Heard Nothing More from the
 Trooper

Apparently Trooper MinRie has no desire to mix it again with Joe Dor ris on the wrestling mat. Since he left Bisbee following hls last match with Doris the latter has heard nothing from him and stated yester- day that he did not believe Minnie wanted another chance.
 Following the awarding of the match to Doris at the Orpheum a month ago, Minnie issued a chal- lenge to Doris for a return match on the night of October 3, to which Doris agreed, saying that he would wrestle Minnie at any time the lat. ter wished a match. Nothing having been heard from the trooper. no az rangements are being made for the October match.
 Doris has been given two decisions over Minnie but singularly neither oi them was won on straight falls. Al the Royal, several months ago, Dor ris got a decision because Minnie refused to wrestle under Referee Gun. At the Orpheum on September 3. Minnie was injured in the first fan and was unable to return to the mat. so that match was given tc Doris.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
BOWLERS GET BUSY
 FOR HE SEASON
Alleys at the Y, M. c, A. Have Been Put into Per-
 feet Order

The bowling seanson at the Y. M. c. A. opened last night with a large number Of players on hand to handle the mineralite balls. The alleys have been completely overhauled in the last two weeks and they are now the equal of any in the southwest. The polishing of the alleys was com pleted yesterday afternoon, and they are smooth as the top of piano. The costliest shellac that could be bought was used on the alleys.
 Five new mineralite balls arrived several days ago, with several sets of new pins The Bisbee association is the only one in New Mexico or Arizona using mineralite balls. it hav- mig discarded the hgnUm vitae va riety.
 The first week will be devoted to practice so that the bowlers can get their hand in before the scores begin to count as qualification for team membership. The scores made by all bowlers will be kept for four weeks after the week of practice, and these scores will be the qualification for team membership.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
CANDIDATES GROSS
 EACH OTHERS TRIALS
0'NeiII Returns to Town on Eve of WinSor'S
 Departure

Mulford Winsor addressed a larger meeting at Lowell last night than had assembled at Bisbee the night be- fore. As at Bisbee, Mir. Winsor spoke briefly of himself and devoted the greater part of his remarks to the constitution. He will leave this morn ing for Douglas, where he will speak tonight.
 But the Warren district will not bc left desolatc as to candidates, for Brady O'NeilI is here again after aI absence of two weeks ia the course of which, according to certain allus- ions in the Silver Belt and the Globe Democrat, he was at Globe and start ed a scientific discussion regarding pole-cats which became quite spirited.
 He has been shelling the eastern part of the county, arriving here Dv the way of Hachita. He will speak here tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
NAGOHISTAS ARE
 ABROAD IN TIE LAND
Region About Agua Prieta Is Kept in State of Trepi-
 dation

Agua Prieta had another bad night on Tuesday because of uneasi- ness on account of reports that a band of Magonistas or outlaws were intending 70 make a raid on the town either last night or this morn ing. Last night the soldiers garri- soned there were kept at watch on every entering road to the place.
 Early this morning report reached Agua Prieta thst q large band of Magonistas had appeared at Fronteras late yesteday and cap tured the town. Later 1t was learn ed that this report was not true, but for a time it resulted in an in- crease of the fear of the inhabitants and officials. A number of the residents during the forenoon car ried many articles to the store of Mrs. Gatliff and stored them in preparation for coming across the line into Douglas. .5a.r
 Mrs. Gatliff has the reputation of fearing no one that is liable to enter Agua Prieta and maintains friendly relations with federals, in surrectos and Magonistas alike.
 On the arrival of the train from Nacozari this morning it was learn cd that there was a band of horse men encamped last night at the Cucarachi ranch, ten miles west of Fronteras, and that there was much uneasiness at Fronteras because of the nearness of supposed hostile force. Before the train ar rived the soldiers from Agua Prieta went down the Nacozari railroad and removed a rail from the track so as to prevent any surprise from any party that might be coming into the town on the train. On the arrival of the train the rail was re- placed and the train came on into the depot without incident.
 The train brought a number of the Chinese merchants who are in business at Fronteras, who brought a considerable amount of cash, which they have deposited in the banks of Douglas for safekeeping until the threatened war cloud has passed away.
 If there is truth in the supposi- ton on the part of many that there is to be trouble when the time comes for holding the elections it is none too soon for bands to be gathering for that purpose, but the
 band reported west of Fronteras may be nothing more than a band of outlaws, such as the enc report.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
coMIsKEY FIELD DAY.

CHICAGO, H.. Sept. 29.-MinOr league stars from far and near are trooping into town to contest in the Comiskey field day events scheduled 10 take place tomorrow night at the American league park. The tour nament will be the first big affair of it's kind Chicago has witnessed in years and the fans are expected to turn out in force to see the big and little players compete in ball throw ing and base running stunts. The Chicago and New York National teams and the Chicago Americans probably will be represented in the competitions, though the majority of the competitors will represent the minor leagues, principally those of the middle west.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
Personal Mention

Ed Fl. Hotopp will leave today for Chicago, where he will spend several weeks.
 Dr. F. F. Shine, of the Copper Queen staff, left yesterday for Cali. fornia.
 Dan Ketchel returned yesterday aft. ernoOn from a vacation spent at Gal. weston, Tex.
 Deputy Sheriff Will White returned from a business trip to Douglas yes terday morning.
 A. J. Kisselberg left yesterday aft. ernoon for Salt Lake City, where he will spend his vacation.
 Meade Powell, nephew of Col. Pc well Of Warren, leaves today for St Louis and other middle western points.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Whats the matter with the fel- low up on the ladder who is twid- ding his fingers?'
 Why, he went crazy over button ing his wife's waists
 And why is he up on the ladder? He thinks he has the contract for buttoning the waist of the statue of liberty. Plain Dealer. I. the Lord, will hold thy right hand. saying unto thee: Fear not; | will help thee.-Isaiah. xii. 13. Money makes the mare go, but with the auto it Is just the other way.-St Paul Dispatch.
 wife-our new maid has sharp ears
 Hub-aI notice that the doors are all scatched up around the keyholes- Boston Transcript.
 Greatly his foes he dreads, but
 most his friends;
 He hurts the most who lavishly
 Churchill
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
FOREMOST AVIATOR KILLED

BERLIN, Sept 29.-Capt Engle- hart, a pioneer German aviator, fell and was killed today during an ayia- tion program at Johannesthal field. He was the leading aviation authority of Germany
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
SOMETHING WRONG WITH US.

E
 Credit Secretary Nagle of Presi' dent Taft's cabinet, with having con yictions and the courage of his con victions, if it be true, as reported, that in a recent interview he said, The corporations which are making it possible for the United States to compete in all of the markets of the world are the same against which the fiercest attacks are being made throughout the United States. There must be something wrong when 2 condition like this exists, and that wrong is not all on the side of the corporations." With the mills of New England running on short time, rail roads dropping employees by the thousands and securities on Wall street depreciating over $500, GOO in four weeks, it would seem to be high time to call a halt on the mad tendencies of the time toward poll cfes that are destructive rather t@sB reconstructive. Secretary Nagle will find that the best public opinicn stands behind him in his timely ut terance. Nor has he spoken a day too soon.-Leslie's.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
BERNER'S Summer Resort
Huachuca Mountains.

The ideal place to spend your vacation. Furnished rooms and cottages and good board COUNTRY STYLE. Regular stages meet morning trains, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays.H Other trains met by special engagement without ex- tra charge. Returning, we con meet you with any train you desire. For special convey ances, prices or full information write or wire at my expense.
 H. F. Fletcher, Mgr.
 Hereford, - - - - Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
ARIZONA MORNING
D A 5 E x x D .s B ALL

The leaders of the National league did not play today, and the standing of Chicago and New York is un- changed. Beating Pittsburg, Philadel- phia seriously threatens to finish in third place. It is now but five points behind.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
FOOT BALL
The Sig Teams Win Begin Work
 Today

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Tomorrow will mark the opening of the foot ball season for the big colleges in the east, and an excellent array Of games is -0n the calendar for the crit ics of the sport to witness and pom der over. Every one of the big four will be seen on the gridirqn for the first time this year. Yale will play it's initial game with Holy Cross at New Haven, Harvard will meet Bates at Cambridge, Princeton will play Stevens at home, and Pennsylvania will line up agalnst Gettysburg on Franklin field. Brown will also play it's first game, with New Hampshire state at Providence. Cornell and the Carlisle Indians, both of whom have already started their schedule VIII be seen again, the Ithaca players meeting Colgate and the Indians playing Dickinson.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
HoPPE WILL PLAY SUTTON

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Willie Hoppe, the boy champion billiardist, has accepted the challenge of George Sutton for the 1S.2 balk line cham pionship, the match to be played at Madison Square Garden the latter part of November.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
Literature.

WGuis-Do you think our young people are losing their taste for lit erature?
 Considerations no, You ought to see those kids of mine fight for the comic supplement every Sunday Puck.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
BURNS AND BALDWIN

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 29.- Frankie Burns and Matty Baldwin fought twenty rounds to a draw to- night. Burns was i'll and all bets were declared of before the fight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
The Professor E1olains,

Professor, I don't think my son is making very rapid progress at col lege. Is he fond of hgures2"
 Well, last winter he attended all the musical shows"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
un Against 1t.

"The duke wants S3,OOO,OOO to marry my daughter. I'm willing to put up a million, but no more"
 Why don't you bring the duke to your figures by playing him off against the count?'
 Cant be done. They are operat' ing under a gentleman's agreement" Louisville CouTier-Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
Little Left.

Whats the matter here?' asked the caller. noticing the barren aD- uearance Of the house. Sent your goods away to be stored?"
 ..No" replied the hostess. Not at all. My daughter was married last week and she has merely taken away the things that she thought be- longed to her.'-Detroit Free Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
Nerv SeIdom.

Some yawp about a soulful mate;
 She may be long on looks But some of the observers state
 She very seldom cooks.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
KILeANE-coNLEY
One Will Qualify Today to Meet Abe
 Atteil

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29.-Johhny Kilbane and Frankie Conley are scheduled to meet tomorrow for twenty rounds at the Vernon arena in an elimination bout to determine who will be the opponent of Abe At tell here on New Years day. XII. bane is the fayorite, to 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
Coast League
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Cincinnati R. II k. Boston ... .....4 4 13 2 Cincinnati . ..... f
 Tyler, King. GaspaT, Mclean. (Eleyen innings, darkness.)
 At Pittsburg- K. H. F.. Philadelphia .... .... [ 9 4 Pittsburg . .... $
 Alexander, Cotton; Gardner, Hen drix, simon.
 No others scheduled.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS.

This swing around the circle is go- ing to disclose all the involutions and evoIutions of a fat mans misery. Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
 If President Taft doesn't throw off the cry-baby mood hell be done for sure.-Proyidence Tribune.
 An Indiana official has held that a combination of laundrymen cannot be prosecuted under the antitrust law because the washing and iron ing Of a shirt is neither trade nor commerce" In this continuity the process certainly isn't art.-New York Tribune.
 Business must obey the law, says Wickersham. What a cruel hardship. New York American.
 The story-that Taft had breakfast Friday with 40 priests is true, though perhaps fishy.-Detroit Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30

FOR SALE CHEAP-50 fancy pig
 cons. Buff OrDingtons, 15 Barred and White Plymouth Rock bullets. and old hens at Soc each. Phone l46. 64.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30

Uucle Pennywise Says. If you want to make a barrel of money, spend a small keg in adyertis- ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Washington R. H. E. Detroit . ..9 9 II c Washington .. ~ l2 Donovan, Sanage; Burgess, Gray Henry.
 Cieyeland-Philadelphia, rain.
 cago-BostOn, rain.
 St Louis-New York, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-Wallet containing old letters and membership card Douglas lodge
 B. P. O. Elks. Finder please re- turn 10 J. H. Gray. Review ofiee.63
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
No ExDerience.

No Experience. Gibbs-iow are Holsters caught2 Bit bs-Don't ask me. I'm no chorus girl.-Boston Transcript.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30

DANCE TONIGHT. At the Upper Lowell Social club.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
COAST LEAGUE

Miller, suter. Berry; KOestner, La
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
MAJOR LEAGUE DRAFTING
PRIVILEGES MAY Be CUT
Johnson Favors Limiting Major
Clubs To Five Drafts and
Five Purchases.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14-That the privi-
lege OF q major league club TO draft
and purchase players from minor
league organizations may be curtailed
al the meeting OF the National Com
mission in January, after being rec
commended at the meeting OF major
league club owners in New York next
month, was given out by President
Ban. b. Johnson, of the American
League. here today
Johnson declared that he favored a
rule limiting major league clubs to
five drafted and five purchased players
each season. with reserve limit OF
80 players during the winter and 20
men during the season proper.
The National league now has the 81
limit rule and the American league the
40 player limit-that is, constructively
but there is no limit to drafted or
purchased players.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
WILL KID ELBERFELD
LEAD ATLANTA CLUB

With the announcement that lid FL
berfeld is to be disposed OF by the
Washington club, II looks as II he Is
the major Lacquer the Atlanta club
Is dickering with for manager OF the
1912 Atlanta club. President Frank
Galloway has been in New York and
IL is limited that his purpose there is
a conference with the Washington Of
f,c!als In regard to securing the ex-
Highlander.
While, It is understood, the mat
ter has not yet been officially con-
sidered. I is said by one close to
the management that Clark Griffith
and Elberfeld, who have not been
on particularly good terms since they
were both New York Highlanders.
will shortly part company for good.
E1berfeld never played better ball
thanL when he came here from New
York. and he is one of the most pop
ular men on the Washington rolls.
When suggestions for McAleer's sue
oessor came in Elberfeld's popularity
with the fans was asserted in such a
manner that his going would bring
sincere regrets. Although having
quite reputation as fighter on the
field, Elberfeld is a most quiet and
unassuming individual once he sheds
his baseball toys.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
AGGIES GET CHANCE
TO SEE MICH.-PENN.

EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov IA
In order that the Aggies may see the
big MISUNDERSTANDING football
game at Ann Arbor Saturday the
game with Ohio Northern. scheduled
for that day has been transferred &c
Friday
Julian IS the only man who is
bunged up az all as result OF Sat
urday's contest with Mt Union Re
has a rather bad charley horse
The weather man Is not favoring
Macklin. a coating OF snow ON College
field making practice work hard
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
BIG CROWD OF STUDENTS
EXPECTED FROM PAIllY
TO SEE MICHIGAN GAME
PENIS Victory Over Lafayette
Has Completely Revived
Dropping Spirits.
NOLAN OUT FOR SATURDAY
Only Two Pennsy Players Re-
ceived Injuries Compelling
Them To Quit Practice.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA big
crowd Of students is expected 10 leave
this city Friday bound for Ann Arbor
20 see the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
game there.
Penus victory over Lafayette has
completely revived the dropping
spirits OF the Penn delegation and
after witnessing what was expected
10 be a close imitation or funeral
but which turned out TO be great
triumph last Saturday. the sons OF
Penn are wildly excited over the com
ing contest
When the special train pulls out
OF this city on Friday IL is safe 20 say
that every berth will be occupied.
Manager Schellens has made ar
rangements for the teams departure
on Wednesday. The squad, consist
ing OF about twenty-five players and
coaches. Will arrive at Detroit Thurs
day, and will put tp at the Detroit
country club.
The students special train will
| leave at l:40 o'clock Friday after
noon. and 20 direct 10 Toledo, arriv
| ing there at 8 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. After breakfast the train will
continue 10 Ann Arbor, arriving there
at 10 o'clock.
! After the game on Saturday the
/ train will leave for Detroit, making q
stop over in that city until O'Clock
Sunday morning. At that time the
train will start for Niagara Falls, ar
irving there at o'clock in the morn
| ing The day will be spent at the falls
and at AGO In the afternoon the trair
will start for Philadelphia, coming
I back by way OF Buffalo.
| Morris and Nolan are the only
players who are out OF the week:
! light practice on account OF injurie!
| IT, the Lafayette game.
Morris. who retired from Saturday:
fray at the end OF the second period
pulled a tendon in his right leg anC
/ will be on the cripple list for a few
/ days.
Jourdet received a nasty cash owe
his left eve and il was this acciden
which cost Pennsylvania touchdown
on Saturday With clear field ahea
Of him Jourdet missed forward pas
thrown TO him by Mercer in the sec
ond period. despite the fact that tn
ball landed right in his arms. lev
minutes before this play some on
! stepped on Jourdet's face with nj
cleated shoe, and at the time he al
tempted 10 catch the pass both OF nj
ewes were so filled with blood as Z
make il impossible for him TO see.
Probably the worst injury OF tn
game occurred TO Nolan in the las
period. Nolan has been suffering VIII
4 bad ankle all fall and when he wa
nut In the game Saturday had
4 severely wrenched He will be on
OF the lineup for at least a week.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
BREAK AUTO MARKS
INDIANAPOLIS TRIAL

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. l4.-in
regularly sanctioned record trial
here yesterday, Frank Witt and Bob
Evans reduced the former marks for
cars of less than $50 cubic inches pis'
ton displacement Each drove
Flanders go" Wits records were
made in class u. stock chassis
Evans attempt resulted In a similar
demolition OF the existing class q
marks. Following is a list OF the new
records
Class b. (stock chassis), by Witt
One mile. $3.50; five miles, 4:22:9S;
ten miles, 9:27:49: fifteen miles,
14:13:26; twenty miles, l9:O0:S7.
Glass c. piston displacement, by
Evans-Five miles, 4 26: 10; ten miles
SIS 1895; fifteen miles, l3:24:OO;
twenty miles, 754: 80.
The former records were held by
Roberts and DePalma. The drivers,
suffering from the cold. we're com
PEELED TO forego trials at longer dis
tances.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
BUTLER, ONLY CORNELuAN
HURT SATURDAY, RECOVERED
Cold Weather Interferes With
the Plans of Ithacans Pre-
pairing For Chicago.

ITHACA. n. Y. Nov l4-Cold
weather has interfered somewhat with
the plans OF the Cornell coaches who
are preparing for the varsity invasion
OF the west Saturday, when the team
clashes with Chicago University. The
players are in excellent physical con-
dition and it Was decided 10 hold in.
door signal practice today instead OF
the regular scrimmage work. Butter,
the only man injured in Saturday $
battle with Michigan, has tompleteiy
recovered end his kicking is expected
10 be the feature OF Cornells work
against the Maroons.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14

It's popularity has grown
I-ntu the very ages roll
out into space--they might have noMn
So gather round the flowing Do"L
we lather here health "a sip
r. ha,yiing and 10 reckless Rip
He-"as a-clever- EnN+---=-
with sturdy spheres OF solid oak
AZ ~ the days Of yore.
VIII shed our coats the pins 70 soah
I,pon the polished floor
Tbor tho roll on. old Father Time, =
Ioth night and day for weeks
The glory OF this game sublime
Your patronage bespeaks.
The same he found so long ago
And gave ~ 90 all MANKIND
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
MORRIS AGAIN SHOWS He
IS REAL WHITE HOPE-NOT
James j. Corbett Has Declared
Big Fellow Hopeless as
White Champion.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.--Carl Morris,
the Oklahoma giant. again failed to
qualify as a real white hope on his
second trial, when he went against
Jack Geyer, the Denver stalking horse.
last night. Although Morris won. as
Charlie White, the referee, stopped
the bout in the ninth round. fans today
are expressing the opinion that they
might have fought until this morning
and Morris would never have put his
man out, Geyer was helpless after
the first round but Morris could do
nothing more than cuff him around the
ring
AS huge and ponderous as when he
met Flynn. Morris failed TO give tue
impression that he had improved 1T
all and James j.. Corbett today de-
clared him hopeless as white hopper.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14

Some folks may twang the harp ano
ChaRt
OF ancient deeds heroic.
put iust sit and let them rant
I'm something OF a stole
Their PROSECUTING perslhage
NV faith can never wflhhie
The greatest man OF my age
was Mister Rip Van Winkle
,royaa Rtp who got bright idta
peueath his Stetson bonnet
Ana went away ~ sleep. my dear
For twenty years upon ~
Twas an the Catskul mountain range
That RIP. as we have seen
worked out pastime. new and stranss
Upon the bowling green