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Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
IN PRICES
 OR STOCK MARKET
When Pressure Was Relaxed Underlying Strength
 Was Manifest

NEW YORK, May 26.-The under lying strength of the stock market led to an advance in in prices today when the pressure was relaxed. Bear traders who attempted to cover found that in spite of the weeks selling, the supply of stocks was almost the smallest of the year.
 Advices from abroad intimate that considerable financing Of an impor- tant character will be taken up m London and Paris shortly. A report Of another output of Hartman ls- sues may soon be announced.
 The strength of Atchison may have been a natural outgrowth of the lat est Paris dispatches, which assert that arrangements for listing the shar- es of that system on the Bourse have virtually been completed. April re- ports n the Hartman roads showed that a retrenchment policy is pursued effectively by these companies.
 The gross earnings on each road fell of about S700,000. but the de- creases in net were reduced by cu:s in expenses, which amounted 10 S5O0- OO0 for Union Pacific and S539, 900 for Southern Pacific.
 Colorado and Southern converted 2 loss in the gross of s20O.000 inro a gain net of $44.0O0 by reducing expenses s254.0O0. The movement of gold to China assumed larger proportions to- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER
 RESORT IS OPENED
Bemer's, in Huachuca Noun tains, Promises to Rival
 California Resorts

The people of Bisbee will learn with pleasure announcement of II. E. Fletcher of Hereford of the placing of Berner's resort, Ramsey canyon, in the Huachuca mountains. in the front ranks Of the summer resorts of not only the southwest. but q the hole countryw.
 Berner's resort Is located l., miles from the Hereford Railroad station. Ramsey canyon has long been fam ous as the most beautiful spot in the southern Arizona, cool, restful and picturesque. Here in the para. disc of the Huachucas, combina. ton of wild and cultivated vegeta- tion, intermiXed with the tall pines, great sycamore. oaks and WaInuts, one of the best summer resorts in the country has been supplied at the doors of Bisbee, and indications are that it will become the most popular resort for summer vacations in the southwest
 every summer for the coast, where many of them find it hotter than Bisbee, while right at hand more restful and more beautiful places beckon to them in vain.
 Intermixed with the natural beau ty of the Huachueas at Berner's one finds Eees Of apple, peach, cher " and plum in full bearing, with an abundance of roses and other flow CTS and a abundance of locally grown vegetables. For camping parties the management Of the resort have en- ployed every convenience. Little kitchens are furnished for those who wish to prepare their own food. New clean cottages and sleeping quarters have been erected in abundance. Beautiful trees and running water surround them.
 One eighth of a mile from Bern CTS is the famous Box Canyon, miniature Of the Grand Canyon of Arizona. It is gorge through a mountain of solid rock with beauti- 'ullv colored walls that all but meet hundreds Of feet overhead. Here clear pure water falls over the rocks and the mosses glitter in the sun light.
 4 handsome new dining room has been opened for those who do not wish to cook for themselves. 4 first class store with a full line of gro ceries is close by, and prices are right The route 10 the resort rom Hereford is the very best. Special rates are beIng offered sr this time and all interested in thls beautiful new resort can secure fuIl information by addressing the Here | tOrd-Huacnuca Stage Line or H F. Fletcher at Hereford, Arlz.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
MISSOURI vALLEY GAMES.

DIES MONIES. la, May 26--The number and high class of the ath' letics entered for the Missouri Val- ley track and field games here to- morrow give promise of some rec ord-breakine performances. All indi- cations point to the most successful meet ever conducted under the aus pfces of the association. Nearly all Of the leading colleges and schools or Colorado. Iowa, Nebraska, Mis- sourf. Kansas and South Dakota will be repre- tented.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
KAUFMAN AND FLYNN WILL BATTLE AGAIN
Mulkem Has Signed Fireman; Bout Will Probably Be
 Staged in Milwaukee

CHICAGO, May 26.--A Kaufman and Jim Flynn are to fight again. probably in Milwaukee. Frank AHl- kern. the hustiing promoter of the National A. c. in the Beer City. has signed Flynn for a return en- gagement with the big California blacksmith. Mulkern figures he will have no trouble getting Kaufman. for Al will have to fight Flynn again and win to get back near the top. John Melville of New York. Kaur- mans chief adviser. is in Milwaukee and has promised AIS signature.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
wHIrE HOPES coNTEsT.

NEW YORK. May 26.-of the twen- ty-three heavyweights from all over the country who entered the white hone" tournament at National Sport ing Club tonight II men tried to show fitness to challenge Jack John- son for the worlds championship.
 Johnson watched the bouts ard said he was ready to meet all conF CTS. He added that he hoped his next onDonent would be worthy to fight for the championship.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Exceeded Speed Limit.

H. Harris, a Douglas chauffeur Ieii into the hands of Bisbees tralilc squad" represented by Officer Lowe Wright, yesterday afternoon and charge of violating the speed limit was docketed against him. He was fined $1e by Judge High, which ne paid. The officer stated that HarT,s was aprUoximating a speed Of 50 mifes an hour on Brewery gulcE, Naeo road and rounding the Bank Of Bisbee corner into Main street
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
DE oeo BREAKS RECORD

NEW YORK. May 26.-Alfred De Orc. worlds champion pool player, broke hia own worlds record of high run of S1 in defeating Charles Weston here tonight, 500 to 3T7.
 De Gro closed last nights play with an unfinished string of 5s, and beginning tOnight's play ran 5s, 2 total high run of 96.
 Tonigl t's block stood De Oro' T23; We ston, 169.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Fin. Piece of Masenry.

The wall being built in the John son addition subway by the county for the holding of flood waters is about finished and is as fine piecf of concrete work as there is in the county. The work was authorized by the board of supervisors.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Gas Plant Sale.

The Bisbee gas plant and personal and real estate belonging to the concern will be sold at sherins sale to satisfy a judgment in favor of the Los Angeles Trust and Banking com pany, amounting to approximately S50,000. The sale of the personal property will be held here this morrs ing at 10 o'clock, and the real es- tate at Tombstone this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Iittle Rank EIourlshes.

The deposits in the Bisbee postal savings tank have already passed the amount that was estimated for the month of May, the first month oi business. Over s10,900 has been deposited already.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Bridge Tournament.

4 very pleasant evening was enJoy- ed by the members of the Country club in the second game of the series. which was played last evening. The highest number of points was scor- ed by MT. Yoakum, with Mrs. Cum ningham as a partner, making a to- tai of 520, which is the high score to date.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
. s P Q R I s
WOLGAST THE FAvORITE
 IN TODAY'S BIG FIGHT

FRANCISCO 2s--ch Frankie
   O a
  a Wogast commissions him. his Calonans
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Returns From Court.

Postmaster M. E. Cassidy has re turned from Tombstone, where he was called as a witness in the case against Radovan Strikovieh, charged with larceny. Misses Ryan ana Sprou accompanied him, also as WY nesses in the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
BOX 10 A DRAM.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 26.--Jack (Twn) SuTivan and Porky Flynn boxed 10 rounds to a draw here to- night Both finished strong. The bout was tame.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

Julian Eltinge will be Juliet 70 the Romeo of Andrew Mack in a short burlesque Of the balcony scene from the tragedy which George M. Ophan has written for the coming '.frolic" of the Friars Club.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Clark Gets Handsome Gift.

Following the commencement exeI- cises at the high school last night' during which the Copper Queen oallu rendered selections, Father Muerer presented Professor A. F. Clark Wlth a beautiful ivcry baton IL IS Ohs of the prettiest batons made aha Professor Clark was delighted "ith if
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
called to Tomhstone.

Dr. F. E. Shine of the Copper Queen staff was called to Tombstone by telephone yesterday afternoon to perform an operation. He went over in his automobile and returneo last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Redmen leave for Home.

The visiting Redmen who have been in Bisbee attending the greai council broke camp yesterday and departed for their homes. All Of the visitors remained over for the banquet Thursday night
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Gone After Gold.

Judge Owen Murphy and ConstablC Hall of Lowell. becoming discour- aged at the goodness of Lowell. have gone to the Huaohucas in search O gold. They will return to Lowell to day. Lowell court business has been handled during the Lowell j2s tice's absence by lAsbee justices.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Imdne Rurdick,s Conrt.

Three Mexicans ent through th' law hopper of Judge T. D. Burdick's court yesterday. arrested for exces- sive indulgence in trquila, caused by the resignation of President Diaz as president Of the republic of Mex leo. Each was given six days in jail
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Brief Local Items
Death of An Infant.

The baby boy of G. c. Hass4ll died Thursday and was buried from the residence on Jones Hill at 2 D. n. Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

special series oE meetings by MT White. The gospel has been faith fully and earnestly preached for more than two weeks. There have been a number to profess faith in Christ and many others impressed 10 lead the better life.
 While it is not in the province Of man 10 say what shall be the results of these meetings we must say those who have attended have been great ly benefited.
 Come Sunday and hear the fare- well sermon
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
sreoiaI Meatinas Wrn cIose.

There will be no preaching Satur- day evening at the Baptist caurcn- The State Evangelist Rev W. D. White will preach at hoth hours on Sunday.
 In the morning the subject will be People That Do Things" m the evening the subject win be "A Life For a Life.v
 This will be the last sermon of the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Rine shoot sunday.

The Bisbee Rifle club will do some long range practicing on its range at the Country club Sunday, prac- ticiug for the matches to be pulled of next Sunday. when the locals will shoot against Seattle, Tacoma Concord. Cal, and Santa Ana, CaL' ir the Pacific Coast Rifle league
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

Harry Trendall. the St. Louis lightweight, Is after a match with Mickey Sheridan. TrendaR is one of the best boxers developed in the Missouri metropolis in recent years In 1909 ho won a ten-round verdict over Georre Memsic at St. Louis, and just before that bout fought Packy Mel arland a hard 10round go at Kansas City.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Biooest sisbee Car.

The biggest touring ear ever brought to Bisbee and the only four doored car in the city was received yesterday by Bowen & Hubbard fr<n the Studebaker factory for GUS toner. The car was the center of admiration for auto enthusiasts yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
seeretarx pavis Returns.

Secretary F. s. DaVis Of Inc '. M. c. A. returned yesterday from Minnesota. where he went 10 visit his father. who is seriously i'll.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
THOMAS r. RYAN Is
 REPORTED VERY ILL

NEW YORK, May 26.-Thomas F. Ryan, the traction magnate, is be- Heved to be seriously ill at his LCa e in Fifth avenue. Reports Of Ryan illness could not be cOnnrmed z Jne residence nor through Dhysiciaus to- night.
 According to reports Ryan under went an operation last Wednesday, from the effects of which he is now said to be in a weak condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Miller Funeral.

The funeral of Louise Miller will take place rom the Fletcher & Hen messy parlors at o'clock today. In terment will be in Evergreen ceme- tery. Rev. Decker will consuct the service.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
Scouts to Parade.

The Bisbee boy scouts will probab- ly be in the big Fourth Cf July pa rade. The matter has been sug- gesred by the scouts' leader, MT. Kitchel. and he Iaoks with favor on the proposition, provided it can be arranged with the parade com mittee of the celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27
hARn rIMEs RAII

Tonight at Don Luis. First car riage leaves Brophy Stables, Lowell, s:S0. Price round trip, soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

The Cattle King of Arizona 8 the O K theater tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

Don't fail to see the new pictures at the O K theater tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

Blowing r~ o' the 6attIeship Texas. orpheum tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

Mound City Paints wear longest and look best. BISBEE HARDWARE
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

Blowing up of the estsIeship Texas. orpheur1 tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

Comfortable chairs. electric fans at O K theater.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

The Tar Baby" Sam Langford. famous the world over. reached Chi cago vest erday. He will finish his training here for his bout with Tony Caponi, at KeHosha,' next Monday night. Jae Woodman, who has been managing Sam for many boons, went to Milwaukee to com plete arrangements for P0rky Flynn s nght with Jack Twin Sullivan. Wood lnan said he thought Caponi would give Langford a tough fight, in fact, as hard a one as Jim Flynn would. Of course, Woodman has no idea that Sam stands a chance of losing, but he pr edicts that the mill will not be as one-sided as some people expect. He figures Caponi is strong o1 the del ense and ayers that Sam Is always bothered some by that kind of 6 fighter.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

Norman Selby, better known as Kid Nc cCoy' to the boxing frater- nifty. is in Chicago. The kid has changed but little in recent years and, although he says he Is through with the ring game forever, he be heyes he could lick a majority of the boxers in the game today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-27

Criger and GrindIe, AbDotti Are iannes, Thomas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-30
SALT LAKES CHANCE
FOR MATCH IS GOOD
Plans Are Being Considered
Already to Take Care of In
mense Crowds.

No reply was received Wednesday TO
the offer OF $1,000 for the Gotch -Hacken-
schmidt worlds championship wrestling
match. to be held at SaItar beach next
Labor day. which WAS wired TO IIaclsen-
schmidt by Harry w. Heagren Wednes-
day night Hackcnschmidt was 10 have
left Tor Europe yesterday to spend a
month at his home In Russia. and AL
though no word was received as to
whether or not he left, II is presumed
that he sailed as scheduled.
In the absence OF Hackenschnnidt, Jack
Curley, the American representative of
the Russian Is empowered TO sign arti-
cles for a match with Gotch. Heagren
Curley. and from the nature of this CORE
spondence 1t Is believed by Heagren that
Curlcy will accept the purse offered. 4
wire from Curlcy accepting the offer Is
expected today.
Frank Gotch and his manager. Emil
klank, have already sgnified their WILL
ingness TO accept the Saltair purse, and
IL Curley accepts for Hackenschmidt the
match Will be assured for Salt Lake. Mr-
Heagren Is proceeding on the theory that
both sides will accept the purse. and
plans for the remodeling OF the Saltair
hppodrome 10 hold the immense crowd
which will come here to see the match
are already being considered.
Gotch and his manager Will return to
Salt Lake next Saturday. and at that
preliminary arrangements will he made
for the holding Of the match. A formal
acceptance OF the offer by Gotch will also
be secured at that time. contingent. OF
course. on like acceptance from Hack
enschmidt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-30
MATINEE IDOLS CLASH
AT NATIONAL SPORT

Matinee idols in sweaters and theat-
rical managers in old suits that would
place them in danger OF being arrested
for vagrancy had they appeared up town
were the features OF the battle on the
Liberty park baseball diamond yesterday
morning when mines representing the Or
pheum and Garrlck theaters clashed.
Each team had it's following OF en-
thusiastic fans. and the tumult from the
autos and side lines scandalized the pct
swans on the lake After the riot had
been put down il developed that the Or
phcum had won by the score OF 81 TO
20.
In the festivities Fat Schuer. who
umpired, suspended hostllities long
enough to read "a challenge from the
Shubert nine TO the winner. a rcpeti-
tion OF yesterdays scandaous scenes Will
be enacted at the same time and place
Monday.
AS to the game. to go into detail would
be imposslble-it was so replete with err
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-30
CELEBRATES F0RTY-F0URTH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
"Cy" Young Has Won 5o4 Games and
Lost 306 In Twenty two
Years TWlrlIng.

KANSAS CITY, March oo.-Dcnton
I. cECy") Young. who is here with
the second division Of the Cleveland
American league baseball squad, Is A
years old today. He was the recip-
lent of numerous kilograms Of congrat.
ulation from baseball players and fol-
levers Of the game.
NoUng was born at Gilmore. 0. This
is bis twenty second year In major
baseball, he having Joined the Cleve.
land club in 1890 He is IN better
condition now than he has
been for two years. lie scouts the
suggestion that he is ready for retire
ment.
To date Young has won 504 and lost
306 games he has pitched in the major
leagues. This gives him a winning per-
centage of .622. The veteran player s
record shows that in the last ten years
he has not passed as many men as he
did in the first ten years of his play
ing. indicating that he is acquiring con-
troll with are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-30
DEMETRAL MEETS GIANT
IN FINISH MAT CONTEST

DENVER. March 29.-Demetral. tho
Greek wrestler. has been matched TO
meet Ivan. the Bulgarian giant. In a
finish match at the Grand opera house
IN Pueblo next Thursday night Demetral
made a great hit with the fans In the
smeltcr city by his great showing against
Frank Gotch last week, when he nearly
put the champions shoulders to the mat
While he Will be giving away about
twenty pounds to the Bulgarian In the
coming bout, Demetral is confident that
his clcverness and gencralship will onset
this weight and he VIII be returned the
winner,
Ivan Is a strong. game and aggressive
erappIer. who has met and defeated some
OF the best wrestlers OF the second class
in this country and on tho other side OF
the Atlantic was never put TO the mat
He is training faithfully for the coming
contest and Is IN the best OF condition.
After the Pueblo match Demetral, the
Greek Will come to Denver. where ne VIII
make his headquarters during the sum-
mer. and Jockey Maynard: who is look
ing after his interests, Is making ar
ranCements to have him show In several
towns In Colorado and Wyoming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-30
DARLING WINS M0NCRIEF
FEATURE IN FINE SPRINT

JACKSONVILLE Fla, March 29.-The
Palatka selling stake. today's feature at
Moncrief. and the last big race except
the derby. went to r. D, Williams s
Darling II was a sprint affair at six
furlongs and n field OF eleven went to the
post. Summaries:
First race. four and a half furlonGs-
American Girl, 2 to /. won; Efficiency, l
To 3, second. Irishtown, to l. third.
Time. SO 2-5 seconds.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
Ryestraw. to 2, won; Plutocrat. 90 To
1, second; Mssive. to !. third Time,
l.10
Third race, mlle-Aspirin. cven. won ,
Live Wire. rs to !. second, Ozana, to l.
third. Time. 40 3-5.
Fourth race. the Palatka selling stake,
six MISUNDERSTANDING. 10 to |. won; All
Red, . 10 .. second: Eagle Bird, to l,
third. Time. 1:l5 -5,
Fifth race. six furlongs-Golden Pearl
13 10 20. won, Macias. to 2. second !,
Wise Mason. IL TO l, third. Time.
10 3-5,
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth
Naughty Lad. 3 TO l. won; Oracle. to l.
second; Muff, to 2. third. Time
40 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-30
UNCLE BEN QUALITIES
FOR SUNDAYS DERBY

JUAREZ, March 29.-Uncle Ben. a cam
ddate for the Juarez derby to be run
Sunday qualified for the event by easily
winning the mile handicap at TerraZas
park today. He trailed his field to the
upper turn and came with rush and
won nicely in hand.
Jockey Rice suspended for the re-
malnder of the meeting by the starter
for his unruly actions al the post ON Bet
tie Sue The stewards set down Nolan
for the rest OF the meeting for his rough
riding in the first race, when his mount.
Miss Tierncy. which won, was disquali-
fed for foul Summary:
First race, selling, four furlongs-Pret
" Soon. 10 (McGec), TO J. won; Re-
cover l10 (Rice), 10 .. second: Booeer
Battle, ll3 (Rooney). TO /, third. Time.
47i-5 seconds Woolyol. Voyageur. Pre-
dilecta, Big Brave. Tropical. Torch and
Noah also ran. Miss Ticrney finished
ilrst. but was disqualified for foul
Second race. selling, six furlongs-Os-
sabar. los GLASS;. even. won; Rompie.
ll2 (McCullough. 3 to 2. second; l3ac-
cara. l07 (Reid), 0 TO |. third, Time.
1:l3. Soon, Altarec and Juarez also ran.
Third race. selling, seven furlonGs-
Alma Boy. tlO Rice). TO l. won; Gem
nell, Ito (Glass)t 2 to 2: second; Pedro
fl0 IT SMITH, TO ], third. Time:
Rcy lcl Tovar also ran.
Fourth race: handicap. one mile-Unclc
Ben. l12 (Mocsworth). to |. won; Bet
tie Sue, 10S (Rice), to l. second Jim
Basey, lie (Glass). even. third. Time.
80 as Seth and MockIer also ran.
Fifth race. selling. SIX furlongs--EXe-
cute, 100 (T Burns), TO 3. won, Sala]i,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-30
EYES OF GOLF WORLD
TURN TO PINEHURST


PINEaURST. y. c.. March 29.-Wth
such players as Walter J. Travis, thrice
American and once British champion. !.
William G. Fownes. Jr.. national anna
teur champion. and Charles Evans Jr.,
western open champion. in today's Sc
hole qualification round the eleventh
annual united north and south cham
pionship ranks in Importance with the
biggest events OF the year and turns the
eyes OF the entire golfing world toward
Pinehurst.
Competition for the qualification gold
medal resulted in a pretty race between
the three experts which Travers won
with a card Of 149: In the second place.
Mr.. Fownes landed with 1855. Mr.. Evans
third in 156.
The number one and number two
courses were both brought into use. the
participants playing one round on each.
and as a result the big field OF 1913 par
ticipants was handled In record order.
Sixty divisions qualified for the match
play rounds. which continue through Sat
urday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-30
The line-ups follow:
WORK ON CITY'S NEW
BASEBALL GROUNDS STARTS

Work on the new Salt Lake baseball
park on which the Salt Lake team OF
the Union Baseball association VIII be
seen at home was begun yesterday. The
park is located on Eighth South street
between State and Main streets. The
work begun yesterday consists OF clear
ing and leveling the grounds and max
ing a diamond as nearly perfect as pos
siblc. Contracts for the erection Of the
grandstand bleachers. clubhouse, oiDces
and the fence viii be lei this morning
and the actual work OF construction Will
begin tomorrow. The contracts call for
the completion of the park within three
weeks.
Dick Cooley. owner Of the Salt Lake
club proposes 10 make the new baseball
park one OF the finest In the west, All the
buildings will be OF a permanent nature
and the grandstand and bleachcrs viii be
constructed with the purpose of giving
all the spectators an excellent we" or
every play in the game and with the
purpose OF providing the greatest amount
Of comfort for the fans.