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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
MURPHY SAYS LOCAL
 MAN IS \ CONER
Predicts Great Future for Al ketchel in the Box
 ing Ring

Jim Murphy, the man who discover ed Stanley KeIehel and staged him for his first boxing match, with Frank Pecore at Butte, Mont, when Ketchei had a shade the better of the bout, predicts great things for Al Ketchei, the local mat and boxing contender.
 Murphy says Ketchel has all the earmarks of a big one. A week ago Murphy approached Ketchel with a challenge in the boxing ring He nov says he will withdraw his proifer to stop Ketchel in ten rounds. T was at the Y. NJ. c. A. to see ketchel work out last evening" said Murphy, and never in my life did 1. see such a fine specimen of manhood for his inches as l did in Ketchel. His arms are as large as Champion Jack Johnson $ and his powerful broad shoulders. with the agility of a cat made me stop and ponder.
 Why should l agree to stop man in ten rounds who is in the middle weight class ?" continued Murphy. .'Ketchel weighs 145 pounds in tee pink of condition, the same weight that the late Jack Dempsey fought at 1 can make 15S pounds (nddd's@eiSht limin in 90 days. have been out of the game for some time and I'll admit my day has gone by and am willing to take of my hat to such a magnifi- cent muscular young fellow as Ketch- ei.
 "He has to be seen in his ring cos tune to be appreciated. No sculptor ever carved a more perfect man. predict a great future for Ketchel in the boxing line. look to see him make Bisbee more famous than Jack Monroe made Butte. Mont. Yes, | think he will be middleweight cham pion in one years time, Stick pin in this and see if an old timers pre- dictions are not worth something.
 T make a suggestion to the citizens of Bisbee that ii would be proper for us to give Ketchel a rousing benefit before starts on his boxing career. | am willing to donate my services as 8 citizen of Bisbee and box ten rounds with our future champion and give him a good trying out. so you can seei that you are not sending out 'coun-l terfeit' to make Bisbee famous
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

of T. Hughes, but it counted fer nought, as J. Hughes went dowh, sec oDd to first.
 The Conclusion. {.
 In the ninth, Gil, for the Colts, gc- on through j. Hughes error at second and got to second on the same play CTS error. F. Champion struck out. but the ball passed and the batter beas it out, Gill going to third on the p. h- Champion stole second and both Gi1 and Champion scored on Kelly's tw,- bagger to center, Kelly scored on A. lens two-bagger through third base. Allen stole thlrd and came home on Hicks single back of third. Hicks stola second and went to third on a passe ball and home on passed ball. Ross Champion struck out and the teati was benchedA
 With one down, Gill for the Tigers got a single to- left and to second on the helder's error, but the two sue ceeding batsmen flew out and the game ended. Score. 10 to ?, with ths Colts up.
 The following is the box score of fha szarnp-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
kETCHEL AND VARNEY
 WILL WHISTLE TONIGHT
Welterweight Title to Be De- cided in Match at
 Tucson

Al ketchel will leave this morning for Tucson, where he will meet s. J Varney of that city in a match for the welterweight championship. Warn ey challenges Ketchers right to the welterweight title of the territory and Ketchel will maintain his right to the belt.
 ketchel will be accompanied by a number of the fans of the district and by his manager. Dan Ketchel. Ketchel said yesterday that if Brown or Dex- ter would post side bet large enough he would remain over in Tucson until Saturday and wrestle either of them On that night.
 Soon after his return to Bisbee. Ketchel will leave for his home at Gal weston, where he and his brother Dan will spend a month resting before they go after the welterweight boxing title of the world.
 ketchel is in the very pink of condi- tion for his match with Varney and his friends and supporters have no oth- CT thought but that he will be able to dispose of the Tucson man in short order
 The preliminary match at Tucson to- night will be between Dexter and Viii laescusa. It is reported that Ed Illus sen will be on hand to see his rival, Ketchel, work on Varney and take notes for probable return match with Ketchel
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
COLTS STILL HOLDING
 THAT 1,OO0 PER GENT
Tigers Had a Chance, But Failed to Make it
 Count

Sunday came and Sunday went
 But the Colts still have 1000 per cent.
 -Fireside Melodies.
 With apologies to the contributor Of the above vag thought, there is more truth than poetry in it. Early in the season Mir. Callahan neighed that he was going to take his Colts through the season with a percentage Of l,0oo. No team has yet arisen to say them nay, nay, Pauline, to Mir. Callahan.
 It looked for awhile yesterday that the Tigers would lacerate then Colts" When the Colts went 10 their bench at their end of the fourth the score was tied, 1 and 1. Tho tigers came back with another run in thelr half, however, and there was a visi- ble bubbling of hoae OF tho Tigers bench. but in the sixth, the Colts sent another man across the plate anl tied the score again. There was nothing doing in the seventh, but in yie eighth tAe Colts made three eayOrts. In the ninth they made five. At that, the game mercifully stopped.
 Dean Worked Hard At It.
 Dean was strong up to the eighth nning and thu Colts admitted oa lhe bench that the bean-eating mound ar tisi was trying with some effect to get their goats. Dean has nine strike outs to his credit, which was going some considering the fact that be pitched to the hardest hitters in the IeagLe. In the eighth, the Colts land ed on the pill for four aits and in the ninth, three hits.
 Passing over the nip and tuck seven innings, We come to the blowup. F. Champion came up in the eighth with a single to left and got on second he cause Hughes was not on the bag when Dean threw the ball. He scored on Kelly's three bagger to center fed, Kelly coming home on Hicks gwo-bag- ger to left, which latter occurred after Allen had gone down short to first Lyons went down by the same route and Hicks then came home on Ross single to left. Callahan went down, pitcher to first.
 Then, with two men down, Gibson edged around to second by sngiing. stealing and to third on the sacrifice
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

by horse ridden by Col, Heard, in com mand of the Third squadron of the Sixth cavalry, now at Warren, is- quess2 No, not bullets on half shell or saber blades on toast a ia aspar- agus. It is flowers. Friday Col Heard spent the day iE the flower garden at Walter Douglas home following the gardener around the beautiful grounds. The coloners home in the Philippines is said tO have been one Of the most beautiful on the islaads. situated in a forest Of 10000 trees. Every time the colonel gets chance, he steals away to the nearest flower garden.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

Henderson, Murray. Afternoon game: R. H. D. Los Angeles .... e. ......-I 10 fOftiand .-.....-. ......z
 Delhi and Smith; Henkle and Kuhn. At Sacramento: R. H. E. vernon -..... -.- e. .r.-....z Sacramento .. . ... ...1 z 2
 Breckenridge and Brown; Bryan and La Longe.
 Afternoon game: R. H. E. Vernon ...... ... ... .....4 0 sacramento ...0 0
 castleton and Brown; Fitzgerald, Thomas.
 At San Francisco; R. H. E. san francisco .-.- ........ -.z U Oakland .... . ... 10 12 4
 Mosldman and Berry; Ables and Pearee.
 Afternoon game: R.H.E. San Francisco .-.... ... ...3 Oakland --..--... -....-.....b Miller. Meikle and Schmidt; Pernon and Mitze.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
A Graphic Painting.

With satan on one of Jim Ken ney's steeds giving his commands to his horde of imps and the saliva ton army and good St Peter beck oning for the victim to take the straight and narrow path, Q man who has imbibed too freely of the flowing bowl is shown on an oil painting at the Red Metal bar. The picture is a work of art and must be seen to be appreciated
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
Aged Miner Dies.

William Whalen, aged 60 years. a miner. died at the Calumet ( Arizona hospital yesterday morning at 9 o'clock from an abcess of the liver. He was a native of Ireland, but had no relatives here so far as known. The funeral will take place this afternoon al ? o'clock from the parlors of the Palace undertaking establishment on Main street and interment will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
Mrs. eooth at Phoenix.

4 letter from Mrs o. c. Bootae, wLa was formerly engaged in the miisn- cry business here. states that her stock Of goods for her Phoenix store Is being shipped to that city ircn sL Louis, where Mir and Mrs. Boothe HOW are. Mir. Boothe has just returned frcm a stay al Mineral Wells, Tex. where his health was much benefited by the baths.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
VERNON MCKINNEY IS
 WINNER OF BIG STAKES

DETROIT, July 31.-Splendid rae ing and fast time characterized all four events on the program of the grand circuit meet, which began today al the state fair grounds.
 The big race of the day, the Chamber of Commerce S5.00o stakes for 2:1S pacers, developed into 8 contest between Vernon Mckinney and Branham Baughman. Vernon Mckinney came to the front in the second heat and took the next three, closely pressed all the way Best time. 2:03 S-4.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
EyEsE 5 EH
Nsar OaLland. caIFornia

The oalv gornan's College on the Pacific Coast Chartered 1885. Near fNo great Universities. ideal climate througffout the year. Entrance and graduation requirements equivalent to those Of Stanford and University Of California Laberatorics for science with modern eqizip- uient e> Excellent opportunities for hons economies library study. music and art Modern gymnasium. Special care for healta of students. outdoor ise. Prcsident, Lucia Clay Carson, A. N., Lit. D.. u. D.efof
 catalogue address Secretary, Mills College r. O., California
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

given the usual fine of S6.5O each and sent to jail in default of payment. The same thing happened to three MeXi- cans who were arraigned in Judge T. D. Burdiek's court.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
Navarro Held.

Jesus Navarro, cnarged with breaking into the house of Cecilia Iinarez of Zacatecas. and stealing watch, a gHn and a small sum of money, was given a preliminary Hearing before Judge High yester- day and held to the grand jury in the sum Of <2S0. Navarro could not give bond and was sent to iai..
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
To Return ThursdaY.

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 Rev. John E. Fry, pastor of the Presbyterian church of the Cove nant, is expected to return to Bis hse Thursday morning. He has been on his annual summer vaca- ton, which he spent at Atlantic City, where he also attended the general assembly of the Presbyter- ian church. The pulpit al the Pres byterian church was filled Sunday by Rev. James Logic of Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
Takes Vacation.

Vacations in the fire department begin this morning. Fireman Robia- son will be the first to get a leave O. absence and he will spend his vacation on a ranch in this county. Fireman Hicks will be the next to get a lay-olf and Chief Norton will go to Chicago in September to at tend the National Firemen's con- yenIion
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
10 Prosecute Cases.

Assistant District Attorney F. J. Flauigan will leave Thursday for St David to prosecute a case of arson against a Mexican named Manuel San ez. From there he will go to Benson to prosecute the case of the territory against Smith. the alleged murderer of Frank Trask, who was killed while performing his duty several months ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
PhIIbrOok Expected.

Professor Charles F. Philbrook, superintendent of the public schools, is expected to arrive in the city this morning from San Francisco, where he has been spending his vacation and attending the sessions Of the National Educational asso- ciation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Philadelphia: R. H. E. Detroit ... ... ...-.6 l2 l Philadelphia ... .. ~ 5 0 Mullin and Stanage, Casey, Craus and Thomas.
 At Washington: R. H. E. Cleveland ... ..2 U 1 Washington -.. .-- ..-o iZ z
 James, Kaler and Fisher; Johns ton and Street. At Boston: R. H. E. St Louis %. ... . | | Boston -o -
 Mitchell and Kritchell; Collins, Woods and Carrigan. Second game:
 St Louis .. =. =. ...3 10 3 Boston ... .. " 2 7
 Powell and Clarke; Pape, Killilay and Williams.
 At New York: R. H. E. Chicago .-.. =. -..13 l6 U New York ... . " O 3
 White and Sullivan; Warhop and Blair.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
Warren pistrIet Leaaue.
Sundays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At St. Louis: R. H. E. New York .-... .... ..- ...6 IA 0 St- Louis .-....- .-..-.-O
 Wiitse and Myers. Wilson; Harmon. c. Laudermilk and Bliss.
 At Chicago: R. H. E. Shlcaso .--.-. .-. -.- s..---A ] Philadelphia .. - ..2 II 1
 Richie and Archer; Moore, Alexan- der and Moran.
 At Cincinnati: R. H. F. bfooKiyn -----.-. .-. ... ..-S OAi-iAl4s-tt .--.4 4@ O
 Knetzer. Scanlon and Erwin; suggs, Humphries and Mclean,
 Second game R. H. E. bIookisn .----- -. ---...-.--4 Cincinnati .2 10
 Ragan, Schardl and Erwins Miller; Gaspar and SexeToid.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
sIr denlcan Roarders.

Six Mexicans were brought for ward 10 Monday morning court ses- sions in Bisbee. Three were arraigned
 before Judge Morris High on the charge Of having been drunk and were
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Cincinnati: R. H. E. Brooklyn ... ... =. I l Cincinnati ... .. . .2 6 l
 Burke and Burgens. Kiefe and Mclean.
 At Chicago: R. H. E Philadelphia %. =. .. 2 l Chicago ... e.. A s 0
 Alexander and Moran; Brown and Archer.
 At st Louis: R. H. E. New fofk .S F St. Louis . =. .. . 2 , 2
 Vanguard < Myers; Sale, Lauder milk, Golden and Bresnahan.
 At Pittsburg: R. II. E. boslon ..- ...-..l }Pittsburg . . . 8 8 1
 Grifln, Mattern and Kling; Lei field and simon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

Colts 0O01 0103 5-10 12 3
 Summary of game. Earned runs Colts ?. Two-base hits, Hicks and Kel iy. Three case hits. Kelly. Base or balls-off Lyons, ?. Struck out bg Dean, 9; by Champion, 3; by Lsons, Z Double plays, Hicks to Eliicott to Lyons. Passed balls. Dean 2. Hit by pitcher. Gill. Time of game, 2 hours, , minutes. Umpire-Solomon
 Retired in first inning on account of injured leg.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
Brief Local Items
Son Born.

Born. to Mr. and Mrs. C. 4. Ander son, at the Copper Queen hospital Saturday morning. boy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
COAST LEAGUE

At Los Angeles: R. H. E. Portland ... ... ... ...3 10 Los Angeles ... ... Q. 6 10 Seaton, Kuhn, Driscoll, Abbott.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

The coloneFs Hobby.
 Every one has hobby and the hob
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
COAST LEAGUE

Al Los Angeles: R.H. El Los. Angeles ..-.-- ---- .--..4 q Legerenz and Abbott; Hardness aud
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18
COUNTY COURT
Transfers Recorded.


Frederick W. Hrinkman and wife "a
J. T. Farrell. lots II and IS I'm Patter-
sont third addition to Elm Grove
consideration. SO.
Bertha Menu To II. r. Friedrich and
vie. parcel Of real estate in Ritchie
district. consideration. $40.
Home Acres company to Adam
IillcS and wife. parcel of land in Rich
land district. consideration. $40.
j. +. Farrell To Lena Oberg Brink
man. lots II and 10 in Patterson's
'hird addition To- Elm Grove.
Richard Robertson and wife 10
Home Acres company. parcel OF land
ia Richland district. consideration.
$40
Court l.. Radcliffe 10 Home Acres
company, parcel of land in Richland
district: consideration. SO.
-. u. SnodgrasS and wife to Fred
G. Bou". lot III in Mozart Terrace
consideration. SO.
Mary T.. Radcliffe to Home Acres
company. parcel of land i'm Richland
district; consideration. SO
W ihuf ~. Tallman. guardian Of
Mary Ellen Hazlctt and Robert W
tdzl"ti. To- Court l.. Radcliffe. pnrC.l
or real estate int RichIand district
consideration. s4G4
Howard Iiazl,tt It n 10 Court I.
isddcliu'. parcel Il land I'm Richland
district consideration. SO.
ON" deed Of trust was recorded.
Licensed to Wed
sam Nazz"n". 20. and Assunda Gam
halc"fn". il. both of Bcllaire.