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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-10

Cincinnati .................? 9
st. Louis 6 2
Batteries-Boyd and Sevroid; Geyer
and Wingo.
Sox Defeated Pirates.
Chicago. Oct. IO.-The local National
league season vas brought to a close
on Monday in a ten-inning game.
Chicago defeating Pittsburg. Robin
son. who relieved Leifield in the
ninth. passed Sheckard to start the
tenth and the pitchers wild throw
linked with Schulte's, scored the win
ming u
R. H. E.
Pittsburg 10 3
Batteries-Cole, Brown and Need
ham; Leifield. Robinson and Simon.
Giants Swat the Dodgers.
Brooklyn. Oct. 10.-New York won
its sixteenth victory over Brooklyn
Monday by heavy hitting. and with
loose fielding by the home team.
Smith had a particularly bad day,
making four misplays at third. Doyle
twisted his ankle going to first In the
sixth. but the injury may not be
serious.
R. H. E.
e York 20 l
Batteries - Knettzer. Steele and
Miller; Wiltse and Wilson. Hartley.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-10
Out-645, 754. 654-46.
1n-444. 465. 644.41.S-

Miss Dorothy Campbell. the Ameri.
can. British and Canadian champion
had the second best score a 80 and
Miss Lillian Hyde. the Metropolitan
title holder was in third place with
95.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-10

departed for his home., saying that
he would write his. manager and ex-
plain everything. . go.
ALEX is loud In His praise OF Man
aser. Doom. and states that. he knows
would have been rendered a Diff
ferent contract had Doom had any.
thing to do with 1t.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-10
!: \ X X X X X X = X * 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE &
Boston Took Last Two.

Boston Took Last Two.
Philadelphia. Oct. 10.-The PhiladeI-
phia and BOSTON, teams closed their
championship season with a double
header here ,.-onday. the visitors WIN
ming both games. Boston made a
triple play in the first game. when
Ingerton caught a low line drive off
Knabe's bat. Sweeney and Houser as
sisting in the play. Walsh pitched
a few innings and also played al first
base. giving him the record Of having
played In every position in the cham
pionship games this season.
First game II. II. +.
Philadelphia ............ S 6 3
Boston 10 4
Notwithstanding, Curtis, Stanley
and Queen Killifer: Weaver and Rar-
iden.
Second game r. H. E.
Philadelphia ..............10 Is 0
Boston II /
Batteries-Hall. Walsh. Smith and
Cotter: Hogs, Brown. Pfeffer and
Cowdy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-10
Cards Sput WITH Reds.

Cincinnati. Oct. 10.-Cincinnati and
St. Louis broke ven in the final
double header OF the season here Mon
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
ussfslc.-a Pri..ss.

A recent hystssS gave as prizes to q bridge party book that had proved a household friend to her IT was a uia uual coasaiuiGs recipes fog al sorts of repairs and stain removing. with otber useful household information.
 AS the binding of these books was anr;hine~. bul handsome she covered each one herself with glazed English ch.utz iu gay patterns. This could be wiped oG with a damp cloth whes Soiied
 Sbe had J4e title of the book printed oa a decorative labei and pasted CD The outside cover
 he cost If these prizes was small and, they will prove of lasting use 10 the women who receive them.
 Almost every hOuseEeeper has one such book by which she goes. and the idea of making ig artistic and riviac is to her friends should prove enticing
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
PEsr HOUSE. cLosEs.

DaD@er of snau pox appears to be ended in Douglas. Few have feared an epidemic, alhough there was some nervousness when three cases were announced rahter closely following each other. At that time cases were announced rather closely as a precautionary measure and a number of families in the vicinity of the place where the third case was discovered were quarantined The quarantine is ended and the school has reopened once more.
 There is now no smallpox in Douglas" said Dr. Greene. city physi- elan, this afternoon. The two pa tients who were in the contagious disease hospital were discharged to day, the quarantine has been raised and the Second street school re- opened this morning. If there was ever any danger of an epidemic it was removed by the prompt and ef- icient means taken to check the dis ease under modern sanitary con- diions."
 The first case in Douglas was Of ficer Stamford. Next came Sid Hen ry, night watchman of the Copper Queen store and then a Mexican child. A number of vacciations oc- cured, and all those who had been exposed to the disease so far as known, were given preventive treat mt. Now the city is once more Ror- nal and free from the once dreaded scourge.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
VAN LEE pARoLEo.

Paroica not rardoned, IS the pres ent condition of Van Lee. who was sentenced to serve four years in the Moctezuma jan after his trial for the shooting Of Charles Cummlns A letter was received from him Satur- day afternoon by a friend in this city, who has been active in his work in behalf of Lee. He thus es- capes confinement and the hardships of jail life, and is permitted a linn ited freedom at present to the town of MocteZuma, but which is likely 10 be extended to the Moctezuma dis trict
 In his letter Lee states that he was allowed his parole on March 2t and is permitted the freedom of the streets, and has been allowed to visit the Woodward ranch. He believes that his liberty will be extended within a few days. so that he may visit and look after his own ranch and attend to business aFairs there that require attention. Thus he Is practically a free man, though with out a further extension of the pa role he could not leave the district to go to other parts of Sonora or re turn to the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
PLEASANT CLUE EVENT.

Beauy, charmingly gOwncd. made the club house of the Elks far and away the most attractive place to be found in all Douglas on Satur- day afternoon. It was the Mecca for the fair sex. and from early after noon until well toward dusk there was an ever passing throng of wo- manhood and girlhood. The attend -,1lvv Tas even larger than at any previous siTlIiss.- occasion at the EiKs' club, and surpassed an records in at- tendance at an afternoon sO,s=:.il s;-ir- s:-7ls- ton in clubdom.
 Within the club house there was the busy hum of conversation and the ripple of merry laughter. TheTa were seventeen tables of whist upstairs while below there was a large party of visitors enjoying the op- portunity to use Jne pool tables and learning the art of the cue, while still others were gathered in groups in the club rooms. After cards re- treatments were served ana the euests Dade reluctant adieu. 3f- ter a truly delightful afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12

quested to draft suitable resolutions and urge the territorial board of con. trol to improve the road. Douglas states that those who attempt to come from the Shelter town to Tue son in their automobiles have din. culty in making the trip because of a ten mile stretch of bad road near Huaehuca on the way from Hereford to Vail Douglas claims that many moro automobile parties would go to Tucson if the road were im proved
 The recommendation will probably be acted upon favorably by the chamber Of commerce.
 This morning Secretary Grindeli stated that he had received a letter from Governor Sloan which stated that the board Of control had taken the matter up and that the work of road improvement asked for in the vicinity of Huachuca would start i'm mediately
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
BOOZE PLAYS QUEER PRANK.

Cases have been known in Doug las whore men have tried to break out of jail There has been one case of a man trying to break an entrance into jan with physical force, but. never until Saturday night had anyone hereabouts ever heard of an attempt to break into a hos pital for contagious diseases, often called the pest house, when there were patients within. This was unique in Douglas, and is probably uni0uR in the whole country. It would not have been so surprising If burglary had been the object and the building unOccupied. but with two smallpox eases there and the danger of contaeion present. it was Q new one or the local officers.
 This morning a white man and a Mexican were aTraigned in court. They had been caught seeking to get into the hospital for contagious dis eases, but the charge lodged against them was that of being drunk and dis0rierly The Mexican was said to have been the guice. but the whlte man disclaimed any knowledge of the Spanish language It may have been that he had absorbed 9 tenn porary understanding of the tongue with imbibations Of mescal. Both men pleaded guilty of haviHg been drunk, and not euilty Of any desire to become inmates Of that particn- lar hospital. The white man paid his fine of S10 but the Mexican was without funds and must do his bit
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
DOUGLAS IN 1912.

While Douglas has lost the 1911 session of the American Mining con gress to Chicago the chances were never brighter than they are at this time for obtaining the meeting m 1912, accarding to Dr. James Doug las. who returned on Saturday from a trip to Nacozari, 10 look over the conditions Of the Moctezuma Cop per company.
 SDeaking 5o a representative Of the international on Saturday Dr. Doug las said T have been told bT members of the directors of the American Mining congress that there will be TO objection or opposition 10 tke congress coming to this city in 1872. They told me of important reasons that made it advisable that the session of this year should go to Chicago. and showed ne that their action in lecting that city was ad- yise ble but they added that Douglas was entitled to and could have the 1912 session.
 Ilr. Douglas stated that he felt no uIeasiness in taking the trip to Nacozari. expected no unpleasant eZ- periences and had none. He added that in his early days in this coun- try, in the sos. he had faced many conditions that were serious. and with which conditions south of hera at the present time would not bear comparison.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
SUCCESS SURE.

Success is assured to thhe Ck:ss;5 tauuua, which wip De held in this city next mop.ii When it was an no1fless ths. a circle would be heid here Rev E. W. Simonson, who has the locd management. stated that it w5uld be necessary to disDose or =UO season tickets to assure the sue cess of the series. That number has been passed and rapid progress mado toward the 500 mark. which will ul'- doubtedIy be reached before the opening entertainment This moTH- ing there had been 465 application for season tickets listed.
 The Chautauqua entertainment . are to be held at the OrDheum tEc- ater this year, and not out of doo-s as was the case two years ago There are two reasons for this ar ranrement. One is that music anC r,usicaI features enter largely into fhe program that is announced foF rbe coming circle and that these cac be better rendered and better aDpre ciated indoors than out. Anothe- chances are that the entertainments come in a season when high windf arc an. to bo prevalent in Southern Arizona. There is ample seating e.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
DOUGLAS REAL ESTATE.
(Douglas lnternationaD

Seal estate men report some ro Nagai Of business in the city Gus ilg the past week. The Nelson res Gonce on Seventh street was sold q S. Thompson. RI. Gurdino, who Wa left as conisario at Fl Tigre h.' Col. Blanco. who was recently theIt aith his insurrecte army, has bOugh. the Wm Porter home on lower < avenue. W. F. Schwam purchase two lots owned by the Hockett e. tate on F avenue. between Sixth and Seventh streets, The Davis hone on Greene street was sold to loca' party
 Truman Jones has just completed a new residence, five rooms with modern convenienees, on TwelitL street in the Clawson addition. or posite the school building. Janito5 Mitchell of the public schools hst ssarted construction of five room residence in the Clawson addition a- the corner of Thirteenth street anc A avenue.
 It was stated this morning tha, there was not a single vacant mcc ern residence to be found ie Dous las. many having been taken by fan flies coming here from Mexico C get away from the insurrecto trot bles.
 Confidence in the value of Dou las property remains firm and need surprise no one if there is in creased activity in real estate just a. soon as the trouble in Mexico i- brought to an end, which is expected as a result. of the peace negotiations now in progress.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
Chicken a Ia King

Aieit four table~pOonfuls Of butter lH 0 csiaanr dish Add half a green pep per. chopped fine. and cook three oi four minutes without allowing the but ter to brown. Add two level table spoonfuls os four and bali a teaspoc-. ful Of sat and cook nntil frotly Then add one pint of creaIc and sti. until the sauce thiclsens. Set over hoi water and add half q cup Of buttor mushrooms. cut in halves. and two anc one-haIf cur fuls of cooked chicken. cut in cnb-s. a!yo paprika if desired Serve on toast
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
Legal Advertisements
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
 ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAL

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
 ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
 Under authority of an order of sale granted by the Probate Court Of the County of Cochise. Territory of Arizona. dated the 18th day of March 1911, I vii, sell at private safe he following described reaA estate:
 An undivided one-half interest in and to the surface ground only of those certain premises described as follows:
 Beginning at a point whence corner No 9, of the Leviathan Patented Lode Mining claim, bears N. 30 deg. 9s min w.. 14s.s feet, and running thence s. : deg. 4S min. w. I21S feet: thence N. S2 deg 21 min w. 32.92 feet; thence N. II deg. I3 min. w. TIP feet; thence N 20 deg. , min. F.. 47.0 feet; thence s. s5 deg. s5 min. L. lS.1 feet to the place oi beginning, sitated in the City of Bis bee. County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. subject, however, to the conditions =sIu reservations con- rsIneG in that certain deed conveying said premises to Louisa Sand, which ieed is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said Cochise county. in Book 27. Deeds of Reai Estate, as pages 172 and 173 togeth- CT with one frame one-story house sit- uaeed thereon.
 Tho sale will be made on or after ille 10th day of April. 1911, bids must be in writing and will be re. ceived at the office of Neale & Sut. ter. on Main Street. in the City of Bisbee. said County and Territory Terms of the sale will be for cash to the highest bidder All bids must he received by noon of said 18th day of April. 1911
 Dated at Bisbee, Arizona. this 7th Gay Of April, 1911.
 LOUISA GASSDORF, ! Guardian of tho persons and estates of Pen Louie Sand and Prank Ed ward Sand. minors
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
frees for New Park.

Aceting Mayor Dowell announced today that a beginning had been made for the improvement Of the proposed new city park at the Eff teenth street water station. Mr Hatcher has donated to the city a thousand cuttings of young poplar trees, which he will put in the
 nd SO that their growth will con tinue until such time as he ci,y win be ready to have them planted permanently. Tho proposition is 10 make a ten acre park and pleasure ground for young and old on tho five acres already owned by the city at the present pumping station of the city water department and an ad- ditional five acres which has been secured west of the station from the International Land and Improve ment company. The only cost tc the city was the cuttiug up of the cuts and labor Of setting them. Not .spclrding the flowing the cost Co the city is less than one cent per cut ting.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
DOUGLAS BOWLING.
lDuaglas InternationaD

Real bowling. the best that has been seen since the present tournE- me1t opened on the '. alleys, was in evidence last night. Tester was in truly remarkable form and had well with 166 in the first game, but 10 pslIBls 9H uI9ua ps}uBM GU sJ the pins dropping for him just about kept getting better, his other scores being 224 and 236. and his averags was 206 2-3. Struthers averaged 167 and Walzier, 1eG. Transportation took two of the three games anG three of the four points. A synopsis of the team work follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12

At this stage of the season the enthusiasm of the older bowiers begins to ebb and the beginners be- come embued with the spirit of ebui- ition, so that the present tourna- ment has a more than usually large number of beginners. This is the best thing that could happen for the sport for from the ranks of the be ginners will be filled such vacancies as occur next season. The local :. has never had so much new material as at the present time and this au- gurs well for the future
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
URGE NEW ROAD.

Irgi1g Tucson to cooperate with Doualas in impressing upon the ter ritorial board of control the neces- sity for improving the wagon and automobile road near Huachuca. a communication was received from the Douglas chamber Of commerce and mines by the Tucson chamber Of commerce Friday.
 The Tucson organization is re-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
DOUGLAS DAILY BUDGET

pacity in the Orpheum, and the chances are that the entertainment
 win be the more enjoyed owing to the arrangements maoo. LiLhogrDahs ana window cords were received today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
Win Play Soldiers.

Tomorrow afternoon tho Y. If. C.
 IA. ball nine will meet the team
 that has been organized by the cav airy troopers here. The soldier boys have been practicing daily and ex- Vect to make a good showing The
 same win be played at the bah park.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12

FOR NT-Furnished room sec ond cement house back of An gius store. 442
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12

FOR RENT-Front room. 72 Claw
 son hill, Phone 155. 425.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12

FOR RENT TT Housekeeping and 5atehing rooms, close in. Tomb stone canyon Mrs. C. Luis. 345
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted, ap- ply Mason Hotel. Lowell. 446. WANTED-Experienced saiesmen to sell fruit. truck and alfalfa land under the famous Elephant Butte Irrigation Dam, at Las Cruces, New Mexico, where the U. $. Government is spending approximately S9,000,- 900 in constructing this great dam. Each purchaser protected by a bond, liberal commission.
 ELEPHANT BUTTE LAND & TRUST CO, Las Cruces, New Mex ico. 39S.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Piano $50. Inquire Mrs.
 Louis around Castle Rock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-12
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 Thet Courier-News covers Nortb Dakota like rianRet; reachine all parts Of the state the day O. publication; it is the paper to use in order to ger results; rates one cent per word first insertion. one-half cent per word succeed ing insertion; fifty cents per line per month. Address The Courier News. Fargo, N. Q. 42s.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
ROUGH RIDER MASCOT DEAD

Cuba, the dog mascot stolen by mem
bers of y. troop. Rough Riders, in
Texas on their way to Cuba. died last
week on the Verde. says the Coconino
sun. Cuba was about ten years of age
and u woody purp that was lost and
found several times during that mem
orable campaign He was swiped off
a train by Cade c. Jackson and taken
along to the islands 1t is said that
every time he wandered away and re-
turned the outfit was sure to receive
orders the next day to break camp and
move. He was lost when the regiment
shipped for the United States but ON
its arrival here, he was the first friend
to show up and welcome the bows
home. jackson, of A. troop carted him
along back to Arizona and he was taken
care of by Sam Black until the time
OF his death. Mrs. Black buried him
with due honors under an apple tree
on their ranch and marked the grave
Of the old scout so that he will he
remembered
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
FRENCH TRACES IN OUR VERSE.

| What seems TO be an interesting par
allel between the literary fashions of
England and France in the sixteenth
century is drawn by Sidney Lee in his
book. The French Renaissance in Eng
land" which he calls IAN account of
the literary relations of England and
France" He finds that French cadences
and shades of meaning and color have
passed into some of the most cherished
English verse. ROnsard's touch is felt
his swift turning of the moments i'm
preston into the plastic permanence
Of his lines, caught in turn by him from
his study of Greek verse. He was alive
10 the whole delicacy and elusive charm
Of lyric mood, and he was echoed,
thinks Mr.. Lee. in the verse of Eliza
bothan England. Mr. Lee cites such
poems as Lylys "Anacreontics'' and
Sponsors floral pageants. Bring hither
the pink and purple columblne." and
Shakespeares
when daisies pied and pansies blue.
And lady smocks all silver white,
And cuckoo buds of yellow hue
DO paint the meadows with delight"
These are Enthusiastically in the French
manper. The vocabulary of the Pleaides
that STAIR" groupe of brother poets of
FIace-may be traced. too. in the Eng
'ish verse. The lark that tirra- lirra
chants" learned to do 50 from the lark
of ROnsard
Mr.. Ice also finds reciprocal influences
upon French writer's from English
scurces-as. for example. the use Ra-
bciais mace of Mores Utopia
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
GLORY OF WORK.

The craftsmen are chosen people
They are men of intelligence working
for common aim. giving all that is
best in them for the achievement OF
their ideals. They have learned the
glory Of work, to love it for its own
sake. They. too. have their acknow-
lodged share in it. For every piece
that leaves their hands finished and
ready to go out into the world bears
their initials. which will make them
known to posterity in the same way
that the handworkers of past ages
are known to us.-The Studio.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
DANIEL WEBSTER ON PEACE.

The prayer of the Grecian combat
ant when envelopcd in an unnatural
cloud and darkness is the appropriate
political supplication of the people Of
every country not yet blessed with
free institutions
"Dispel this cloud. the light of heaven
restore;
Give me to see, and Ajax see no
more
We may hope that the growing in
fluence of enlightened sentiment will
promote the permanent peace of the
world as the great fact shall become
more and more established that the
interest Of the world is peace and its
first great statute that every nation
possesses the power of establishing
a government for itself. lie us
thank God that we live in an age
when something has influence besides
the bayonet and when the sterncst
authority does not Venture To en-
counter the scorching power Of public
rcprOach.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
SOLOMON IN JUDGMENT.

Many of Menelik's judgments were
masterpieces Recently two brothers
came before him, the younger com
planning that the elder sought the larg-
or and better part of the property they
had to divide. Menelik promptly or
derod the elder 10 describe the entire
property. and state what part he want
cd for himself. 1t was done And
this" questioned Menelik. you consider
is just division of the property into two
parts of equal value?" Yes, Negus. -
answered the elder. Then" decreed
Mcnelik, give your brother first
choice,"-Egyptian Gazette.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
POSTOFFICE ROBBERY.
Thieves Provided Against an Early
Discovery.

Greeley, Colo. July 2.-Yeggmen
last night broke open a safe in the
Greeley postoffice extracted $4,000 in
stamps and 500 in cash, and several
registered letters. carefully closed the
strong box, and loaded their loot into
an automobile and escaped.
The theft was not discovered until
6 O'Clock this morning and is was six
hours later before experts could open
the safe