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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-06

We have moved across The ~''ts
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
STUDENT
 TAXES ALL HONORS

CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-F. c. Thomp- son, theological student at Prince ton seminary. won the all-around anl- ateur championship of the United States on Marshall field this after noon. duplicating his performance of year ago when he was a student of Occidental college of Los An geles.
 Thompson was pitted against a field of eight other contestants. One of these was J. w. Donahue, repre- sening the Los Angeles Athletic club. who won second place. He pushed Thompson hard. Thompson won first- place in the 16-p0und shot put. the half mile walk and 55- pound weight put. He was tied for first place in the running high jump and won second in the 12D- yard hurdle and running broad jump. He ran third in the mile run and broke the all-around championship record for a half mile walk.
 F. Schohinger, representing the Chicago Athletic association, won third, being 542 1-2 points behind Thompson Totals: Thompson, eros; J. W. Donahue. 6,2o9; E. schobin- ger. 6,16e l-2.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
MINOR LEAGUE NOTES

Raymond Boyd, Ottumwa's stsr pitcher. has been sold to the Cincil- natl club
 Youngstown has great hitter in Joe Phillips. He is leading the o and F league in batting.
 Umpire Ralph Frary, who was tried out in the National league this sen son, has returned to the Northwestern leagua
 Pitcher Cecil Ferguson. who was sold to Memphis some time ago is still ia Boston, working out in the Rust lers yard.
 Runner has it that Des Moines VII be dropped from the Western lesgUe and be given Q berth in the Three-l league
 Portland has a great team this sea. son and the Oregon city has fine chance to win the Pacific Coast IeagCo pennant
 Manager Steve Flanagan. Of the Brooklyn team, says that in Henrikecn he has the star outhelder in the New England league
 President Carson says that the Cen tral league will play out its schedule and that no further changes fn the circuit are contemplated
 The Eau Claire and La Crosse teams of the Minnesota Wisconsin league re gently played nineteen innings, Ia Crosse copping the game 1 to 0
 The Boston and the St. Louis Amer jeans and the Cincinnati Nationals Is areall bidding for Pitcher Will KIT win of the Danvllle Three-i leag5e team
 The Augusta team has been taken over by the directors of the soutt Atlantic league and will be known as the s. A. L.. team the balance Oi the season.
 From 8 Southern league scribe: Mother Ryan-you remember the deal old girl-dropped in yesterday. T5C high Niced for the cotton states that's how she explains the harsh rat tie of a can at her heels.
 San Bernardino. Santa Barbara Ventura, Oxnard, Venice. DOyles ana San Diego, Cal, have organized a win ter league and win open the seasoI after the closing of the major leagues Quite a number of big leaguers have agreed 10 join the organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
TIGERS DIG UP NEW
 PITCHER FOR TODAY
Take on Frank Brophy, Just from New York; Bank
 CTS Prepared

The Tigers have corralled a college star to aid Ben JacAson in moving down the Bankers sthis afternoon. He is Frank Brophy, who has just return cd from New York. where he has been attending a preparatory school He is said to be classy pitcher. Tie Tlsers are going after the Bankers and hope 10 use that team as a means of pulling themselves out of the cellar
 The Bankers. have strengthened themss.ves against the attack of tle Tigers. however. and have added 10 both tbeir batting and pitching strength. Dale, late of Houston. will pitch for them and they also have a new hardA itting center fielder. The game will regin at o'clock as usual and the admission will be 25 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
COAST LEAGUE
TRICKS RETIREMENT IS
 FACTOR IN STOCK MARKET

NNEW YORK. Aug. 12-FolIowing spirited opening in which prices on a number of issues advanced a fall point, with a gaip Of 1 34 for Canadian Pacific. today's stock mar ket fell hack in large part. The street was discussing the retire ment of Prick from the Hartman board and was clearly inclined to- wards the belief that this vas im- pelied by circumstance5 which have cropped up in the last decade Ia the minds of the speculative com munity Tricks withdrawal from Union Pacihc and allied properties also helped to explain the recent heavS offerings on the market oa Harfiman issues and other stocks of the same class.
 Mir Tricks intention to retire had been known by many of his asso- ciates for several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
BONES OF MONSTER sAURIAN
 ARE FOUND IN KANSAS

SHARON SPRINGS, Kas., Aug 12.- A skeleton Of saurian that will measure at least 4s feet in length has been found in the chalk cliffs near nsre. f'rUfess0f ii. T I ,,fssI sfrtsii tsii, assistant in paleontology at the Uni yersity Of Kansas, and students Of the university will dig the monster bones out
 The skeleton is said to be one oi the most perfect ever found
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
ADMISSION 10c and 15c
Matinee Today 2:l5 P. m.
CHANGE FOB RIppANcE
OF TOO MUCH TONGl

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 12.-Anyone willing 10 part with about an inch of his tongue can strike a bargain with the parents of Miss Inez Long of h. dependence, Mo, who yesterday lost a part of her tongue in an automobile accident.
 Miss Long yesterday started from Trenton, Mo, with an uncle and aunt, intending to motor to Kansas City. Near Gallatin, Mo, the car struck a large boulder and Miss Long was thrown out of the car Her head struck the ground with great force and she bit her tongue almost on. Sue was barely conscious when she arrived here from Gallatin on a train last night
 Miss Longs physician believes the only hope Of saving the tongue will De by grating a new piece to the torn part.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
LIBERALS ATTEMPT RES
 CUE OF RANGEI. AND SILL

FL PASO, Aug. 10.-Early this morning armed liberals attempted to rescue RangeI and Silva. the two liberal officers who are in the Lib ertad hospital in Juarez wounded.
 According to the Juarez police 15 s,i iiiy,i men attacked attacked ts s s;.st ai and were met by a heavy fire from the rIrales who were guarding the hospital. The liberals were driven of and retreated to the hills west of the city. One of the liberals was captured by the rurales and is now in custody at the' barracks. Rangel and Silva were brought to Juarez a few days ago from Villa AhUmada and placed in the Juarez hospital under a heavy guard Ran gel Is seriously wounded in the head and face.
 None of the rurales guarding the hospital was injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
Letter TelIs oi Drouth.

o. R. Black of the Central pharma- cy has received a letter from his fath- CT, J. G. Black. of Bessmer City, N. C., in which his father tells of the appall- ing drouth which has resulted in clos ing the mills and other industries in that section. Bessmer City is near Charlotte, where an epidemic is threatened. It has not rained drop since April. according to Mir Black. That country is usually bubbling over with springs and flowing streams, all of which have gone dry this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
HANS WAGNER LEADS IN
 BATTING IN NATIONAIS

CHICAGO, Aug 12.-Hans Wagner of the Pittsburg club, having played an even 100 games, leads the Ma tional league batting average with 359 Schulte, the home run hitter of the Chicago cubs, averages 327. In the American league Schmidt of the Detroit club. is at the top with 429, but has played only 16 games Cobb, who is second with 419, par ticipated in 104 games and is the real leader. There have been no inl- portant changes recently in the batting and fielding averages of the various clubs.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
ST. LOUIS YoUNGsTER
 PROBABLY IN CONVENT

ST LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 12.-John King Stack IT, the s-year-old son of Richard L. Stack. a millionaire lumberman of Escanaba, Mich, is believed to be in a convent at Que bee. Canada. A letter signed ''W'' was today received by Chief of Pc lice Young in which the writer says a boy named John King Stack was placed in the convent a year and half ago. This was about the time the boy was kidnapped from the home of his grandmother here.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
PHoNE olRLs oN sTRlXE.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. T2.- For the second time in three months the operators Of the San Antqpia Tele- phone company, forty strorg, went on a strike at ' o'clock this morning. de handing redress for a new grievance Favoritism, they say, was the cause of the strike. They refused to go to work until the chief operator had been removed.
 No action will be taken by the com paDy until the return of Manager Walker, who Is out Of the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
MASS MEETING SAYS
 sooTLEGGERs MUST co.

CHlCKASA. Okla. Aug. 12.-FolIow- ing the assault of citizen by a boot legger and the receipt of Black Hand letter by Rev M L. Butler. say ing he would be attacked unless he quit his sermons against liquor law yiolators, a mass meeting of i50 cit izens decided the b0otleggeT must g0-
 A crusade against the liquor sellers is under way which has made Chicka- sha the dryest since statehood
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
ASKS FOR TREATMENT
 TO PREVENT STEALING

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Aug. 12.- John ". Glover, I9-year-old youth is in the custody of the police today at his own request and is awaiting court action on his petition that he re ceive treatment to cure hereditary tendency to steal. Glover, who was an elevator attendant. said his father had spent most of his life in prison and was now serving a term in tEe Charlest0Wn, Mass, prison
 The boy told the police that he has been guilty Of many thefts recently and he pleaded for the attention of surgeons to prevent him from follow ing in the footsteps oi his father His attention was attracted by recent sur glcal experiments of this nature.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
CAVALRY TEAM WILL
 PUT UP SOME BALL
Object of Election of Players by Fans Is to Do
 Business

If the Allstars are defeated by the Troopers on Labor Day, the blood will be on the heads of the fans of the district Manager Tommy Blair has issued a call to the wise ones to get busy and size up the champion team of the Warren dis trict city league While the Colts have the best piece of machinery in the league. that does not necessarily mean that each position player Of the Colts team is the best man in the league for that position, and the object of the election" is to find out what players of inc league are best suited for positions on the All-Star team.
 This is not a popularity contest and the winners will not be award ed blue ribbons or fancy collars. Its purpose is to select the very best team that the league is capable of putting forth, for in Manager Blair 8 opinion it will take that kind of Q team to win from the troopers.
 Get your dope Gzzer busy and dope out a team that you. Mir Fan, think will be able to defeat the troopers. And, remember, Fans, rc. member, that the Sixth cavalry team is going to have the whole of the Sixth cavalry here to root for them Be on the spot at Warren. Park to see that the team that you helped pick has your backing.
 Teams NIll not be voted on as a whole The player that gets the most votes for a certain position will be assigned to that position. Clip out the coupon. fill in the blanks and mail your dope team to Manager Tommy Blair of the city league. All votes must be in by August 16 10 be counted.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
.GR. DOUGLAS HERE
 FOR .A BRIEF VISIT
Leaves Last Evening, but Will Return 10 BiSbee
 This Week

Dr. James Douglas reached Bisbee Friday on an inspection trip of the various Pheips-Dodge interests in this part of the country, He went down in one of the Copper Queen mines yes terday morning and left this district to visit some of the other mining camps controlled by his company dur ing the afternoon, but will return to Bisbee for few days some time this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
MAN EATS 57 EARS OF
 CORN: IS CHAMP ION.

NEW YORK, Aug. I2.-Justiees -corn-eatng contest" an annual event of the greatest importance on the East Side, was held on the porch of a Broome street saloon last night ana was won by James Dugan, a cab driv- CT, who ate 57 ears, carrying off the 1911 championship and a purse Of gold coin. Dugan's nearest competitor ate forty-six.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
FORMER PERSIAN SHAH
 CAPTURES ONE CITY.

TEHERAN. Aug. 2.-Mohamfed Ali Mirza. the ex-shah who recentlyre- turned to Persia from exile and started Q revolution in an attempt to regain the throne, is at Barfurush, 100 miles north of here.
 Semmen, a city of about 25.o00 peo- pie. 100 miles northeast Of Teheran, is reported to have fallen into the hands of the former shah.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
REsENTFUL MADERIsTAs
 FIRE ON TROOP

MEXICO CITY, Mex. Aug. 12.-Re- senting the efforts to muster them out, a few Mareista troops fired upon the federal troops as they entered Cuer- navaca yesterday and again as they neared the center of the town. Six federals were reported wounded and two were killed, although official re- ports today from General Burea. com manding, fail to mention the incident.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13

We want all the children in this district to come to our free matinee at 2:30 today OTpheum. in Los Angeles for the past six months, has returned to the city.
 Dr. C. F. Hawley leaves this af- terno0n for Milwaukee, where he will spend a month visiting his father.
 MT and Mrs. Lee Blair leave this afternoon for New York and other eastern points, to be gone month or more.
 l. r. Burgess Of the Miners and Merchants bank clerical force. left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will spend a months vacation.
 Richard TarantOus and Phil Becker, Columbia mining students, returned yesterday from CaHanea. where they inspected the smelter and mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
MEXICAN SOLDIERS SEIZE
 ARMS AND AMMUNITION.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug. 12.-Mex- ican soldiers today seized sixty rifles and four cases of ammunition in the Tecate district south of the boundary line. The rifles and cartridges were inI a wagon in whicn they had been con- veyed from this side of the line. Who sent them CT what was their intended destination is unknown here.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
ThlrtY paYs for LarcenY.

Fred Hawkins, a rancher. was ar raiened before Judge Owen Murphy yesterday on the charge of petty larceny and given a sentence of 30 days in jail. The complaint was made by Contractor Toohey Of the territorial highway construction camp near Forest canyon. Hawkins was charged with stealing lumber.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
MArcHsp FOR TEN ROUNDS.

IINDIANAPOLIS, Aug. IZ.-hay Bronson, the Indianapolis welter- weight. and Dave Deschler. the Bos- ton fighter, were today matched to box ten rounds in this city on Aug ust g. The fighters will weigh in at 13S in the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
Warren lmnrovements.

Work will begin in a few days on constructing a cement walk on the four sides of the Cole block in War ren. This piece of ground is owned by Thomas F. Cole The walk will add greatly to the desirability of the block for building purposes as well as to it's value.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
Personal Mention

J. NJ. Malgren left yesterday for Denver. Colo.
 Mike J. Graham of Tucson was in the city yesterday on business.
 R. Felix of cananea, Sonora. is registered at the Copper Queen.
 William and Auston schrimscher leave today for Hot Springs, Ark
 J. T. Hoover of Apache is in the city. registered at the Philadelphia
 Charles K. Pishon of Phoenix was a business visitor in the city yes terday.
 James H. Haley of Ray, Ariz, Is in the city, registered at the Phila- deiphia-
 l. E. Hamilton os Tucson was reg. istered at the Copper Queen botei yesterday.
 ". c. Hamburger of Phoenix was in the city yesterday, registered at the Copper Queen
 R. Gulieyl of Iaa Cruces, x. M-. Is in the city on business. a guest at the Philadelphia
 Assistant City Attorney Ed J. Fianigan went to Douglas yesterday, returning in the afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
VIRoINIANs BECOME
 U. s. CHAMPIONS

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 12-H. c. Whitehead and J. H. Winston Of Norfolk, Va, defeated Walter T. Hayes and F. c. Anderson of Chi eago today in the challenge round of the national clay court tennis championship and thus become cham pions of the United States. Score G-2, 3-6, 7-5, 6--1
 The Virginians' relay outclassed the title holders.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
PLAYERS SOLD

DENVER, Aug. 12-The Denver club today sold outielder Beall and Utility Player Kenworthy to the Boston Americans. Delivery will Se made at the end of hte season The price has not been announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13

Cuts and bruises may be. healel in about one-thi-d the time re- quired by applying ChamberiaiE's ianiment Il Is an antiseptic and causes such injuries to heal with out maturation- This liniment also relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains. For sale by all druggists- 1S9
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
concert ThIs Evenlnn.

The Calumet < Arizona band will give a concert at Vista park. Warren, this evening beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The C.. 6 A. band will give a concert next Sunday also. after which it will alternate with the Copper Queen band in giving weekly concerts at Vista Park Sunday evenings.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
INDICTMENTS FOR
 ALLEGED BOOTLEGGlNG.

FORT DAVIS. Texas. Aug. 12.- The grand jury which has been in ses- sion here since Monday, adjourned to- day after making a wholesale return of indictments against bootlegsers Out of twenty-four indictments returned by them. twenty were for violations of the local option laws
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
cIsrk Well Aqain.

Professor A. E. Clark. former di- rector of the Copper Queen band, has recovered from his recent illness srd Is able to be up town. He fell down a flight of steps in the John son addition and sustained injuries that laid him up at the Copper Queen hospital for several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
Brief Local Items
Carload Of Autos Conino.

Ferguson-Raub & Co., the local eg- ents for the Buick automobiles. have a carload shipment of four machines, which is expected to reach Bisbee this week. on the way from the Buick factory.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
TRICK WILL NOT RESIGN
 FROM STEEL CORPORATION.

BEVERLY, Mass. Aug. 12.-Henry c. Prick stated here today that he is not to resign from the financial com mittee Of the United States Steel cor poration. MT. Prick would make no statement whes seen at his country estate here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
Measuring Social.

HtSe-e eSf tiS COStal.
 The W. V. club of the Methodist Sunday school will give a measuring social and serve ice cream and cake in the church parlor Tuesday evening. This club is one of the young ladies Sunday School classes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
Hard Times Ball.

The T. F. B.. No. 452, Will give a hard times balI'' Wednesday even ing at the Knights of Pythias hall Good music has been procured and the floor of the hall has been put in excellent condition for dancing. Two prizes will be given for the most unique costumes. An admis- sion price of S1 will be charged
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
Miss Sims Honored.

Mrs. W. P. Sims entertained at a tea Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Katherine Sims. whose engagement has been announced to James Brand Penney. Mrs. R. R. Freeman will en- certain at a luncheon in honor of Miss Sims On Wednesday next.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13
Tresize Funeral.

The funeral of George Tresize, the San Pedro valley ranchmsn who died Friday. took place yesterday af- ternooD at 2 o'clock from the par lors of the O K undertaking estab-
 lishment, the service being con ducted by Rev E. c. Decker. In- terment was in Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13

We want ali the children in this district to come to our free matiheo at 2.30 today. OrpEsum.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13

Mrs. ). J. James. who has been
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-13

Assistant City Attorney Ed j.. Fianigan went to Douglas ycstersay, returning in the afternoon
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-06
Birthday Surprise.

A very enjoyable surprise party was
given at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs John Jerrett, North Lancaster,
last Wednesday, in honor of Mrs.
Jerrett S sister, Mrs. A. H. Christian,
of Bay City, Mich, who is visiting
there. A bounteous dinner was served,
and the occasion was made doubIy
pleasant from the tact that it was
Mrs. Jerrett's birthday. A number
Of tokens of remembrance were be-
slowed. The guests we're: VIM.
Jerrett and family, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gel
laspie, Frank Ransom and family,
Geo. Jerrett and family, Thomas
Jerrett and family, Martha, Emma
and James Bollard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Boulchen, Mary and Andrew
O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pagel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Beetham. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Beetham. Joseph
Marshall and daughter Nellie. A
group picture of the guests was taken
by Willie Jerrett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-06
GRANT COUNTY FAIR
OCCURS NEXT WEEK
1t Will Bring Enormous Crowds
to Lancaster.
Attractions Are the Strongest of Any
Fair in Southwestern Wiscon-
sin This Year.

The seth annual fair of the Grant
County Agricultural Association will
be held in Lancaster next week,
Wednesday Thursday and Friday,
Sept Is, IA and Is.
Many entries for exhibits have
already been made with Secretary
Rowden and there is assurance that
the displays this year will be fully up
to the usual standard and in some de-
partments much better.
The biggest attraction of course
will be the aeroplane flights furnish
ed by the Curtiss Exhibition Company,
of New York, the same company that
provides the flights at the state fair
in Milwaukee. A rumor has been
persistently circulated in parts of the
county that these flights would not
take place because one of the avia-
tors employed by the Curtiss Co. was
recently killed There is absolutely
no truth in this rumor. The com
pany has large number of machines
and still larger number of aviators,
and in case of accident to one another
is quickly substituted. The fair
management wants it emphatically
stated this high priced attraction
will positively be produced and
the flying will take place both days
of the fair.
Particulars concerning other feat
ures-the Comedy Ponies. the troupe
of performing dogs, horse races,
special trains, ETC., appear in half
page advertisement for the fair else
where in this paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-06
ALT & SONS MAKING
ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT
New Cash Registry System to Be In
stalled and 10 Per Cent Discount
Given on Cash Sales.

The enterprlsing grocery firm, L.
Alt & Sons, are inaugurating an en-.
tirely new cash registry system at
their store in this city, which will be
installed the week following our fair,
and the new system will go into oper-
alton October 1.
Beginning on that date, with every
cash sale the purchaser will he given
a ticket upon which is printed py the
cash register the exact amount OF the
purchase. Upon each such sale dis
count of 10 per cent will be given. up
to January 1, 1919. Customers can
save their checks. and when they rep.
resent a total OF $40 if presented at
the store, they will be exchanged for
card good for one dollar in payment
of tuition in any of Prof. W. j.
Schade's gymnasium classes. This is
something entirely new as we'll as
commendable, as the advantage of
physical culture at the hands of a man
with the ability and experience of
Mr., Schade are valuable for both the
bodily and mental development of
growing children, as many Lancaster
parents can attest.
The cashiers desk, under the new
arrangement, will be upou the ground
floor, directly to the right upon enter
ing the store, instead of up stairs as
at present. Some of the advantages
claimed for the new system are that
customers will transact their business
direct Wl4h the cashier. thus obviating
the probability of disputes and of mis-
takes in making change.