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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
PROPOSES WYOMING
PUBLIC BUILDING
Senator Warren Introduces Bill
to Appropriate $4,000 for
This Purpose.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
WASHINGTON. Feb 14.-Senator War
rem today introduced n bill authorizing an
appropriation OF $4,000 for new public
building and site at New Castle, Wyo.
In a bin proposed today by Senator
Crane Of Massachusetts, an amendment
is proposed TO the law of February 10.
1901, relating to water power permits In
public lands. by which such permits shall
run for fifty years and be revocable only
for violation Of conditions OF the permit,
The Crane bill provides that all
permits issucd for prospecting for min
eral or for rights Of way shall be sub
Jcct TO such permits 10 the power com
panies II also gives to the power com
panics the preference right In renewals
after the expiration OF the fifty~year per-
init.
Senator Hepburn is again after the for
est reserves He introduced a bill today
eliminating from all existing forest re-
serves in Idaho lands on which The state
OF Idaho had indicated an Intention of
filing intentions under government grants.
but was prevented from so doing because
the lands had not been surveyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
NJ 'CLOSKEY HAS No
INTEREST IN CANADA
Butte Baseball Manager En-
phatically Denies RumOr of
New Ambitions.

BUTTE. Mont. Feb. 14-John j. Nc
Closkey today emphatically denied the
story sent out from Helena TO the effect
that he and President. Lucas of the
Union association intended becoming in
terested in the international league OF
Canada.
McCloskey said that it was absolutely
false, and denied IL in the strongest
terms. declaring that he never had con-
sidered the matter. and would not under
any circumstances go into baseball in
Canada.
The Union association is now fully and
completely organized. and everything
points to a most successful season for
the Montana u tah-1 Idaho league. which is
guided by President Lucas. and some OF
the best managers In the country are
with the different clubs for this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
JOHNSON SEES NO NEED
OF COMMITTEE ON RULES

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-President Ban
johnson OF the American league said last
night that he failed TO appoint a COM
mittee on playing rules to meet a like
committee from the National league be-
cause he did not believe there would be
anything for II to do. Regarding the
playing rules he said:
II understood It was agreed that no
changes were desired in the playing rules.
consequently I appointed no committee.
as there would be nothing for It to do.
Besides, no one seemed to want TO serve
on the committee. even IN the National!
league, as two members appointed by
Mr.. Lynch resigned from it"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
MISSION Is CLOSED
BECAUSE OF EXPENSE

The Kingdom of God Vineyard mission
located AT 81 Richards street, will dis
continue It's work at that place on ac-
count OF the large expense attached to
II, the income being insufficient TO de
fray the necessary expenses. Thanks are
rendered 10 the citizens who kindly did
their utmost 10 help the mission, Those
who have had dealings with the mission
are requested to call rs soon posi-
BILE or address the Rev. r. T. Mllligan.
general delivery. Sacramento Cal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS
PLAY GOOD BASKETBALL

The basketball teams from the signal
corps and company c had practice
garnc TUESDAY night after the regular
drill and although no score was kept.
the signal corps lads We're Ia the lead
throughout the game, The signal corps
team Is not In the best OF condition for
the game with company II Wednesday
night owing TO disabled men. Hannibal
and Richardson both work nights, and
with these two out OF the game the new
Is organized company II team expect TO
sprlng q surprise. y loss on the part
OF tire signal corps Will not affect it's
standing for the cup. as the team won
ners OF the second series which is now
being played.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
SAY AGREEMENT MEANS
ANNEXATION OF CANADA

Knapp. Ilonp. Lnnghsm;, Lcnrooi. Lind LIN,
McIachlan. Mclaughlin. McIDy. Martin
of South Dakota. Mondell: Moore oi
Pennsylvania Morgan OF Missouri. MOI
gan OF Oklahoma. Morse. MoNley, Mel
son Norris. Olcott. Pickett. PIuinleN.
Pratt. Fray Prince: Reeder. Scott; SIM
mons. Smith OF Iowa. SnapD. SouIhwlck
Stecnerson Sterling. sway. Thistle
wood Thomas of Ohio NolStcad. wan
ger. Washburn. Wheeler, Woods OF Iowa,
Democrats: Broussard. Estopinal
Hammond Pujo. Webb Total. a IN
all. %.
Explains Vote,
REPRESENTATIVE Longworth Of ONO. III
support OF tho measure. denied il was "A
departure from the policy oC projections
In voting for the measure, Mr.. Long
worth said he was following the leader
ship OF Payne. OF Roosevelt and Of Taft.
Mr. Mccall saiG II WAS II matter OF
great regret 10 him that he should Pe
compellcd TO differ with go many of his
colleagues He was convinced. however
thar reciprocity soon would prove It's
worth and he believed it would benefit
every section of the United STATES as
;yell as the dominion,
As for tho Democrats, MIR. Mccall SAID
whatever their sins In The past may nave
bccn In the matter OF reciprocity thcir
farcs were turned toward the rising
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
SINCLAIR AND PRICE
IN EXHIBITION BOUTS

A good card has been arranged for
the third OF tho series Of benefits being
given by the Moose club for the Salt
Lake team OF the Utah state league
Willard Bean has charge Of the pro-
gramme. and will referee the bouts.
which will be held in the Moose hall on
West Temple street Wednesday night
There will be two four-round exhibit
ton contests between Peanuts" Sinclair
and his sparring partner and Jack Price
and his sparring partner. Besides these.
there will be three other four round
bouts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
JACQUILINE, FAV0RITE
C0LIMA SELLING STAKES

JUAREZ, Mexico, Feb. 14-Jacquline.
the 1-to-l0 favorlte. scored a very easy
victory in the Collma selling stakes, mile
and an eighth. at Terrazas park today.
When she was offered for sale. II. Il.
Brandt bid her up TO $4,000. but w. T.
Anderson retained his mare by increas-
ing this the customary 50.
The summary,
First race, 2-year-olds, four furlongs-
Yapker l15 CJigEins). 3 TO ]. won; Bcs-
sic Frank. 1l2 IT. SMITH. 4 TO l, sec
ond; Lewis. 105 lHawesl. 50 10 l. third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15

CONCORD. n. H.. Feb. li.-Whcn in
formed that the house had ratified the
Governor n j. Batchelder. national mas
ter Of the National Grange, patrons of
husbandry and chairman Of the national
legislative committee OF the grange, who
opposed the proposed agreement, pre-
dictcd the measure would not he enacted
into law at this session of congress.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
TEAM WILL MEAT GRANITE

The high school basketball team Is to
have a busy time the remainder Of the
week. as the Granite team Is the next
TO meet the SO far invlnclble Red and
Black five. The game will be played
nasium.
At the meeting Of the Athletic asso-
citation Tuesday noon, It was voted that
Captain Roy Mcintyre. Manager Will
Yates and r. 5. McNiece. treasurer OF
the association, be appointed as com
mittee 10 purchase the sweaters for the
members of the basketball team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
THREE FAV0RITES WIN
AT WEST TAMPA TRACK

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. 1i.-Three favor
lies rewarded form players al the West
Tampa course this afternoon A large
crowd took advantage of ladies day and
an unusually wellbalanced card.
Summaries:
First race. about three furlongs-Elan.
TO 3, won; Calethumpians TO J. second:
Leialoah. 3 to !. third. Time. :33 I-5
Second race: five and a half furlongs-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
0sker Company Expands.

s,,n;,,N. sm; \. j., Feb. 1.-THE stude-
Z Il; N;foHpm; oSn ~. with an authorized
c. oft,SSO'oOo. of NV was incorporated in
/ fhs eo We secretary Of state here
ss nrn,potation is formed TO pur-
|esu, "uperty and assets OF the
Mr. '"ot"'pany. of South Bend
;es 81, ~ carriages. wagons and
n connn ~ the Everett -Metzgor-
l;-oi, y an automobile con
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TO
USE POOL AT Y. M. C. A.

AS there is no swimming pool at the
high school, the water sharks" of the
school have been meeting at the Y NJ
c. A. the past few weeks There has
been considerable talk about forming a
schools athletics, but not until Monday
did the plans materiallZe. Several OF
the leaders In the sport met with Cen
eraI Secretary White and Physical Di-
rector Gingrich and completed arrange
ments whereby any high school boy can
use the association pool for small
charge,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
ConlSlin Loses

NEW YORK, Feb. li.-I Ferdinand
Poggenburg oi the Liederkranz club de-
fcatcd Charles +. Conklin OF Chicago, 400
to 500 in the worlds amateur 1872 bill
Hard championship tonight This is
Conkin's first defeat In the tourna-
ment
a slow but interesting game In the
afternoon resulted In a victory for Ed
ward w. Gardner MontClair. y, j.. by 400
to Pol for DR. Leondas l.. Mai OF Morris
town, y, j.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
"shed as Chairman

t,so osS, n ii-E. E. Edwards OF
|c,iy In" t"Vtor club was notified
|sst, Of IN, ne had been appointed
|'s.rirzr H technical COMMITTEES OF
Il A. / Mn,noblle association to
trt T. a. MeAurtry OF New York
|a.s mo,o,I I'M IN the history Of the
ohs hso'ollns body, the Office ,s siie :
20 dsgotIny WI necessitate Mr
6 All Of his time Ia IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
Explains Vote,
London Paper Alarmed.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Morning, Post
iT%ton dIspatch saying that American
nubIIc men openly predict that reciprocity
viii lead TO the eventual annexatlon OF
Canada by the United states. Ihc edl-
torioI anneals 10 l'nunists and TO those
IberaIs not vet blindeu by partisan
nrci,,dicc'' to close their ranks and tIght
L. save the empirc which IS Threatened
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
ST, Louis Again.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. li.-St. Louis again
defeated Boston tonight In the Billiard
representing st. Louis. scored 30 To Il
for DE- Russell Tho Boston man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
Athletes Entertained.

The Burlington Athletic association
held its regular meeting last night, after
which the young ladies' auxiliary enter
tained the Young men and their friends
with valentine social.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
! r.ey Leaves Fortune

''iisi4r. Ina, Feb. h li:-RacIng men
.ish. Inc inc will OF the late
"a hsi haoam .amous English Jockey
'uScd a., zen probated, shows an
10 bs ~ ABOUT $375.000. This
4 prof.ans ns largest fortune evnI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
Trump Wins.

PITTSBuRG. Feb. H.-P r. Trump of
PIttsburg defeated David Loutcrback OF
Brooklyn here tonight for the second time
I'm the tournament OF the National ANA
teur Three Cushion Billiard league by
O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
George BardweIl Convalescent.

George Bardwell. who is sick with diph-
liberia, is getting along nicely His frac-
tured arm Is also mending rapidly. but
he Will be laid up FOR another month.
Bardwell was missed at the football as
sembly Tuesday at the high school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
Raus Wiun

~ ssss giysln' frank klausc Of
~ lsncssler tne decision over 60
|(1a OF fast fighting. he' d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
~ Gets Do,,,,

~ J mo: Feb. 14.-Jakc Rs-
IA over oypI was tonight awarded IL" !
''nround nclley of st. Louis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
|I1lRS PRAY
||JR FAIR SKIES
4 hery Hope That Success
N Flights Can Be Made
This Afternoon.
|r,py TRIAL FEATURE
CNCETIENT PROGRAMME
Ia,aant Lee of Fifteenth In
E.i,y 10 Ascend; Ely After
Altitude Record.

,,or. Will hy today. This was
,;.;o, reached Tuesday by the
!. ,.d the promoters of the Salt
.s;,,iou meet. The aviators have
i., Of the weather man that
I, will be sunshiny and calm
:, vraying that it will be warm,
-, was postponed Tuesday be
4, resther was too cold for the
=. 70 enjoy the flying, There
!, enough wind blowing to
IN ayiators, and they assured
r-oter; that they would fly If
nd we're given The promoters,
!, f,It thai the crowd would be
-;rlable in the chill wlntery air,
l.ilsd to postpone the programme
b az. -,
NJ vii be Military day. and the
.il,sry maneuvers promised for
b siI be given this afternoon.
rstsrv aspect will be increased
rssence at the park of COM
h-r the Fifteenth infantry of
ez,Ias detailed TO observe the
M. and 10 keep the spectators
iyirg course,
j Any officer Will Ascend.
Tcrsmmc will begin promptly
y ctlock in the afternoon with
ziri1a.y fights by Willard and
Ireo will be similar TO the
q Saaday, with the corkscrew
dys snd aerial waltzing. Fol
I Acse Willard will take as a
ssd 10 ;be upper stratum Lieu
b aka Lee of Fort Douglas.
trsl Lee will accompany the
b % bomb dropping and wire,
rsuapby tests.
! b ihe big features Of the day
va te attempt by Eugene Ely to
b dc world 5 altitude record. Ia
n he inclemcnt weather and the
p rod likely to he experienced
gItf0 feet abcye the flying field,
w aviator declares he is going
it most coveted record In avia-
E.he succeeds in getting this
kiwlll pass far our Of sight of
9 tie ield. and aviator and BIZ
nll be lost in the blue of the
Fiisr to Try fcr Records.
Eas feature for today will be
fas Of Clareuce II. Walker. the
Ass llyer, ior the world s ANA.
F7ailon records. Inc two davs
es=trt OF the meet has aided
Ia scsly A new and more
3 'tglne waS installed by his
'na@ Tuesday, and more plane
ADDED 10 his aeroplane, With
q lhc more powerful engine
2 .fdliion of greater plane sur.
as,iel Is sore he will experience
/. ~ ~ INK
fcrSlns had a busy day Tues
siaa uia. flights with his kites.
~ only aviator to hy Tuesday.
rshts were of au exceptional
Ne siys that his kites are now
vel. and in so far as his
~ y concerned he has the alti-
Se'sn solved. He plans making
'Veuslons today.
aas'7 Tuesday cleared the snow
IL 'opTse and constructed a
'nd nhway from which the
. VIZ start. This will greatlv
we starting Of flights and
a.e power for the flyers. Both
-s~ls and promoters are conf
lac flights today will be by
-O'l successful of tho meet
hogsn4ns for Today.
.%rammc for today follows:
m'-loncert by Held IS band,
s.%-flight by Eugene Ely in
n.-fligbt by Charles Will.
w owU machine
la ADMINISTRATIONS in bomh
{ sna wireless teJegraphv.
Irstl's 's-pDrning OF daily contests
= r records for quick start. pas.
~, ',US. accuracy i'm LANDING
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
~ nAoane Beats 1Iyh.L.

,l.sland ~ rob; li.-Johnny Kill
'~ns bon, u Chicago IN a twelve
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
Predicts Failure This Session.

OF !hc Unionist party is making d strong
effort TO rally its followers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
Probers Call With nesses.
Special to The Tribune.

SpeclaI 10 TIC IT!bUne.
Investigation committee met tonight
only TO adjourn TO meet tomorrow at
go o'clock. They ordered subpoenas
issued for Ex-Governor Brady. Secretary
J,ansdon and Miss Chamberlain. and
General McDouEal. George A. Day. Reg
lister Jcnness and former Register
Church the latter to bring the minute
book and land board records pertaining
To the leases issued to the Fremont
County Grazing association.
Salt Laker in Gotham
Special TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Feb l4-Belmont. l.. l.,
Terry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15
hoGan,.ne for Today,

'sfammc for TODAY follows:
m-roncert by Held s band
= s.I. .%I.-fllght by Eugene Ely II
= %n.-fligbt by Charles vii
-, : ADMINISTRATIONS in boml
b sna u wireless teIegraphy.
|rsN's 's-p9Gning Of daily contest.
y rs ,,. records for quick start. pas
h ,t;,.JiUg, accuracy in landing
%'ude and endurance,
IA i en-. flight by Clarenc'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
BASEBALL NOTES.

McGraw's young Giants have been playing fast ball in practice games this spring
 Lefty Russell. the S15,OO0 Balti- more pitcher is showing class with the worlds champions.
 Happy Jack Chesbro. the for mer Highlander star. is coaching the baseball squad at Amherst.
 Bob Wickers. a former Chicago Cub, has signed with the Louisville American Association team.
 Manager Bill Dahlen of the Brook lyn team. has malaria and is not able to do much work on the ball field.
 Charlie Swain, the Van conyer out fielded now with Washington. says that he is making his first visi. east of the Rocky Mountains.
 The Western Canada League has been reorganized with teams in the following cities: Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Moose Jaw, Regina and Brandon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
 SEE CHINATOWN PLAY
TRUNK MYSTERY GETS OVER OFFICIAL CENSORSHIP WITH
 OUT 4 SCRATCH

The much heralded Chinatown Trunk Mystery passed the censor ship of the Mayor of Bisbee and the ei:y council, without a scorch. When it was reported from Tucson and Phoenix that the city authorities of those towns had prohibited the show there, the mayor put on his blue spectacles Rpd wanted to know. But like all hereatouts, he wanted to be shown. Geography Note:-Bis- bee was playing hockey when Mis- souri was bringing vileth to the primary teacher
 Not caring 70 align himself with the advance agent of the Chinatown murder mystery play. the mayor called his councilmen together ano invited them to see the show and to pass on it's alleged unlesirability The city marshal was also among those present, and with the other city officers occupied a box at the Orpheum. No one said anything that they should not have said and the mystery play got away with it.
 After seeing the shoY Mayor Ed mundson said: There was nothing objectionable in the lines of the play or the way it was put on that was objectionable that or the coun- cil could see. While it might not be well to put 1t on in a city where there are Chinamen Bisbee does not have that to contend with, as Bisbee has no Chinamen"
 City Marshal Bassett Watkins said: That scene of the third degree was great"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
LEAGUE BOOSTERS
 LEAVE THIS WEEK
REPRESENTATIVES, OF BlS6EE ASSOCIATION WILL VISIT
 NEARBY TOWNS

Within the week representatives of the Warren district baseall asso- citation will go to Tucson, Cananea and Douglas with the tentative plan for the formation of some kind Of baseball organization for the sum mer of 1911. These representatives will be empowered by the local association to approve an agreement with the other teams, as to sched- ule, playing rules and everything ap- pertaining to such an organization
 While :he baseball organization will not be in a strict sense a pro- fessional club league, the difference as the sports view it will be the difference between tweedledum and tweedledee. for nearly every one of the cities named has already organ ized independent teams iu which the professional players predominates.
 Cananea, it is reported. will be especially strong for an independent team this year TheWhaling boys who have a reputation all over the SOULuWGSl lOI EOOus udiOn Ol hihs1 playing, will again be with ;he team and they will form the leaven for a rising team this year. There is a disposition in every city of the old Cactus league to hand it to Cananea, not the gaff, hut the hearty mitt They play ball, those Quien Sabes. for the sport that is in the hide and willow.
 T don't see why it is. but those fellows beat us easily last year a: every turn. They work :S1;e anybody else in Cananea on on days and on baseball days they go out and wallo the dust out of their opponents. said an official Of the baseball asso- citation yesterday. Just look a. the ment that have gone up to the big leagues from thst last years bunch, 7 he said, and then see how many went up from the other teams of the leagus. teams that were paid high salaries to do nothing bur play ball"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
WORK Oh PARK AT WARREN UNDER WAY CEMENT WALKS TO BE LAID SOON AND SHRUBBERY
 SET OUT

The public park at Warren, an nouncement of which was made sev eral weeks since. Is now well on it's way to becoming an accomplished fact. The boundaries of the pleasure ground have been marked of in line and within a short time, it is stated, laying of cement walks will be begun
 The park will enclose an area equivalent to about one city block. Grass, flowers and trees will be plant ed within its borders. Water, which has been arranged for with the War ren ranch company, will be diverted from the Hume that carries it and be used to irrigate the green things. In the center of the proposed enclo- sure a band stand will be erected. It is possible that work upon the cement walks will be begun within a few days
 The park will be enclosed by a renee. A common wooden fence might be used at the start, later 10 be replaced by an iron fence Of or namental design.
 The park lies directly across the street car tracks from the baseball park
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
HHAlR WON'T FALL OUT. f You Kill the Dsndruff Germ With
 the New Treatnnent.

NtC NEW
 John N. Fuller, 2 well known citi- zen of Colfax, wash. says: T had dandruff so badly that it caked on my scalp. Herpicide completely cur ec me" George H. McWhirk. of Wal la Walla, Wash, says. ~Herpicide completely cured me of a bad case of dandruff of 90 years standing" They took the only really sensible treatment a remedy tN"f destroys the dandruff germ-Newbro's Herpi- eide Stop dandruff. hair won't fall ou:. but will grow naturally. luxur- iantly. Allays itching instantly and makes hair glossy and soft as silk. One botte will convince aud doubter of it's merits Sold by leading drug gtsts. Send l0c in stamps for sam pie to the Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
 ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES eUARAN-
 FEED.
 Bls5EE DRUG CO, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
HOME TALENT WILL
 STAGE BENEFIT
O. E. s. AND T. M. A. LAY PLANS
 TO RAISE FUNDS WITH PLAYS

At the present time there is prom ise for an active theatrical season for local talent in Bisbee. At least two entertainments. possibly more will be given for the benefit of local lodges.
 Are You A Mason," is the vehicle selected by the Order of the Eastern Star, to be played some time within the next month or six weeks. For the purpose of assigning parts to the persons selected for the cast a meet ing was held last week at the home of Mrs. Angius. The production will be under the direction of W. s. Ian ford. who has had considerable ex- perience of this character, and will doubtless prove an entire success.
 Decision was reached at a gather ing of Bisbee Lodge 125, Theatrical Mechanical association, yesre hay. to give benefit performance. The com mittee to have charge of staging the affair was chosen. Its members are NJ D. Betz. D. A. Clark, Elmer Butler and E. e. Snider The choice of the committee men will probably be an up to the minute vaudeville show, the performers being selected from among local talent and whatever pro fessional talent happens to be in the city at that time
 These are the only two bene~s announced as yet but 1t is proba>le that at least one more will be had this spring It Is reported that an- other lodge is seriously considering this method of raising funds.