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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-05

r. d. McCOMBS, all kinds of insur
ance and bonds, u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-05
WANT COLUMN.

WEATHER-Ton and Wednes-
day generally fair. Max. "a MIN ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-05

WANTED-Good colored girl to
wash dishes and help nurse. Both
phones 46. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-05

Alto SERVICE to Dallas and re-
turn, $40 for round trip. Phone 100
Bynum Williams, l5l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-05

FOR SALE-My home on Kaufman
street. See w R. Bratcher. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-05

ROOMS TO RENT--Suitable for
light housekeeping, 400 Coiiege
street. Phone 315. On
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14


JOIIie aspp $3.50 place, $4.1o gbop;
5oirp Sforp $3.50 Gboip.
Jiinftes Rtnnen - W0rfe $500:
ceiling; fir 3jdbriee unb GItsrs:
1916 Weiis: Jauabtp Qob 1O2
tacerner). setpOnnen; SObn nurlona
l10 (0oofe). 5ipeites; 3isndp 40
(Wle1ossart), brittes. 3eit: Zoo.
81 Rutuels besoblt: Wouobtp Cab
$3.50 Straight, $3.50 pIass, $40
SboU; Scbn JurIons $3.50 place
$3.50 Shoip; 3ienrp $40 Gbo,p.
Sehises Rsnnen D5rIe $500.
Ceiling; fir 3idbrige unb dlterr. /
Wisile uno 20 garbs: Superfiitipn
ITO (WcGabep), seponnsn; Norm
Warn 103 t9oftus). ,fpeites; 4onl
gisbee 108 (auitin). oriitss. 3eii:
1.434 4I5.
$2 Wiutuels besablt: Superitition
1920 Straight, $4.40 place, $3.50
SbOir; 5orp Wnrp $3.50 pIaee, $3.50
Shop; Tom gisbee $50 Sbop.
Jiir bic beutieen Rennen purben bic
foIeenoen pferbe eingetraaen:
Griies Renusn Gelino; fir g
idhrise Gluten; 5 sSurlonas: abhie y
lo3. 5sinous 103. eliis 6ernbon 103.
audp Wifh 103, Stamps lob, Garab
ebenault lob. Gtbsl Done 103. Seunis
geobes 107, Bette 5ulIer 1O7. gtb,I
canton LOT. Ranep Grater 1O7,
Gommoner's 5ouh 112.
3tpeites Rennen - Sellina: fir e
idbrigs; 6 5urIcngs: 4nbra sSpia 100.
5Orecafsr 103, JairtiIo 103, Con-
eurrnn l03, 5prtp Sinner 103, goIipb
los, 5oreiop 108, Dnnfsr 10, ssobn
Robert 1l0, Star Rois no 6amiI.
ton 110, qIami.os III.
Erities Esnnen SelIina; fur g.
jdbriss uno dlt.re; 6 Jurlonss: Rors
iano 90, 6eIena SO, Sebaao 100. De-
Ianep 100, WtJpor 100, Qabp Gri.
mar los. GtbsIba 108. Ssanne o'are
LOG, galronia LOT, Sobn Griffin II.
los, Iuiiin Sturi,Dant 10S, Ring Of
ypIo 1o9.
Biertes Renneu 8prfs; fir g.
idbriss unp 1Itere; / Weil,: gpun.u
Tar SO, Guu grpion 95, aabolb SO,
White DocI So, Rarp Dapis LOG,
Walbo 100.
5lnftes Rsnn.n 9Srie; fir 81
labriss; l Mei!e uub 10 yorbs:
SndnHouoa 104. 6d3sI gurte 104,
Bel Sorie 106, RormnIt 109, Star
G'Rpdn 100. aoams Grprtb 100,
iJirtmnn 112.
St6ftts Rsnnen - Ceiling; fir g.
labrise uno altere; Ia WeiIs: Storts
Isr 80, geIfai. 80. Srifbaib 90, Warls
borough 50, ooIbsman 50. Grnilp
See 81. 9eopoIo SO. aittp syiiber 105.
4lics 105, ). 8. Reeb 110, Bob 60.
112, &c. Bad 115.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14

Ginent 9er3i6Iag
81 neitsrA Der tb.maliae aoaersbabs
eeorsnste ". y. GbaitHe Ct.
lsatn.

Der sbmaIis. aonsrsbabssorbn...
gB. Y. Sbattuc II. seitern aus osm
se5en geihRoeH. CT erIag pdhrenp
Der Rnhi sinem 5ersibIae unb nuroe
ssitsrn Wors.n sssen ists lIbr ais
leite in osm 9abesimmsr isiner
Mobnune in WobiionpilIs gefunben.
Der Dabinseitiebsne. Der Elm alter
BON 10 Saben srrsifts, mar aus
5setpr. Y. D.. ssburtie. i,oo9 felt
esm Sabre 1852 in Ohio oHl1nis.
Sci. lansen Sabrsn ipobnte er in Was
biionpilIs uno bat fi1 um Die gnts
pid!uns Der Srti6aft aubsrorbents
LID oeroient g,moni. Gr mahi. ben
8iirgtr'riss ais aopausriit nit uno
mar nad itiusr Riidiebr aus oem
5slbs bis gum SABRE 1895 in psrants
iportiihen Sierunssn bel p,rihisbes
nen eiienbahntn ibdtis, nm fh baun
sur Rrx su isssn unb gang ieinsr
Jonilie 3u !ebeH.
am poli.ii6en 2sben nnbm 6err
Sbottuc als iikr3susungsirsu.r Rss
pubIiidner S,hr resen AntbeiI unb ges
borie einen 1ermin lang bem Siaaiss
Ienat an unb pertrat bann 5pei 3srs
mine lang, bonn SABRE 1897 bis 1901
ben sriien Cbioer Tiitri.i I'M Reprds
isnianienbuuie oes apusrefes.
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gs 1T eine erfreuIih d c
Ra6ri6t, buB bic Jurmer iia i'm
eSntsreFe Der GinfUbrung Der pudsts
poit ernitli6 bemiiben. Dor benz llnz
ierausf6ub, Der in bieier Sahe gegsnz
pGrtig in DuIbingtou 0ffentli6e
Sisuussn abbdIt, l0fIen iie Iaut uno
pernebmlia ibrs Gimme erfdaQen.
gBir gIaubeH, ouB oas 8erlangen itss
tid pdhit. Sn3ptiten perben BON
ben GrprsbgeIelidaften bic Gunotaufs
leute gegen bic WaBrsgsl mobtf gez
maht. Denn iie itA in WirtIthteit
ba3u gebrdu6en laifen, bann neroen lie
baIo Die lleber3eugung gepinnen, bab
fie auf bem 9ol3Deg iino. Sic fem
men iih Hiht bios gegen sus Inner
meioIi6e uub gegen ben 8eriud, bug
2e6en auf Der Jarm angenebmer III
MAIDEN, iouoeru Iie banbeln aud ge@
gen ibr eigeues JntereiIs. Der tfeine
6Gnbler in Der 2anbitabt brau6t um
fetne Griiten3 niht beforgt gu fein,
tpenn er Elm ben 8eDiirfniTen ieiner
GunbfhoFt entTprshenbes Bdarenlu=
ger unterbdtt unb feline 4usIugen uts
tratttp mu6t. Dos Bublifum Tis5t
fih germ i'm 2aben nm unb tuuft unb
feilfdt germ. Die 3aufluft pirb rege
nno man6es piro getauft, mas Der
adufer anfdngIih gor ritt beabfidj.
tigte nuo Der Verfoufer Riht srtporz
tete. Dus ift msnI6lide Ratur. Tadn
fault audi germ i'm Srts, in benz man
pohnt unb bic gr0bten Shtpisrigteiten
hierin liegen in Der art unb meife Der
Waarensufuhr. Die padetpoit fest
ben Qanbtoufmann in bic Gage, ieinen
Be5ng bi[ltg uub oerldbIih gu geitll.
ten Duburh pirb iein gertebr mi.
bem Funben erleihtert, b.nn er iTt I'm
Gtanbe, ben Winiden beielben beFer
gereht au fperbeu ala es bds 2dtofoos
baus 81 thun permaq. Gs III itabs,
bob biefs Jrage sDif6en ben 9Gnos
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Qlm pornebmiten in Der Glesan5 iii
lpotl aud oiesmal bic ySournee oes
Tfoas" aetpeien. Die traDltiontut
5abrt Der pierip1nnisen .Wdilcoahs"
rereiniete duf bem aonforblsnpios
sebn oelbe, rotbe unb bloue ritrlpon-
rise Gefdbrts, persn 0erbediise iit NIT
elmer 9liiienleIe bengetleioeter aor'.
ieHen iInb 8uroneHen ihmiidten. lin.
.sr ben Gonfartn Der porausreitenoen,
rpthbefradien piteure sing es burhs
BOTS nah Nuteuil, no bic Gutihen
auffubren, ipdbreno bic .Gours oes
Groes" aeIoufen fpurN - BON Sour.
naIiite" spanssfpeiis sepcnnen. ba
nabesu ale onoeren aonturrentsn iiber
Die Siiroen gspurSeIt poren. prtns
sefin Wurat mar mdupefarben nit
ebsniolfer 1ooue eritienen, bic Der
so1in BON Roailles tn Grau nit graus
en Jeosrbui. >.
Weniser isIett, nber beitersr eing &c
onf bem 8Iumeniorio Su, no Is on
tuntptr3iertsH Gouipo9eu uno Gutoz
inubiltn nibt febIis. gbrsnfobnen
tpurben perlisben an bic ebenio ifon
nit Ginoern Iloras tpie nit ,noms be.
guerre" geihmiitten Wass. gbiauiid
tir elmer ELLEN. unb Rpi.ntpiess). Wic.
rleiti unb Cine (0lpcinen, eolb.ne unS
nsibe Wdrgarii!en), bonn dut on
eeutnant Wtoris. Der fsin 4uto in a.
nen 5ollunberihfpan Der ipnnpsIi hats
e, an mm. Sourooin, bic in Jeloblus
men thronts. an aomieiie Miremort.
n neltsnptrsiertem ponpipdlsn, on
glib Scott. bersn Gauiposs elm 3eli
ron iiinftlihen ipeibtn Wdaslfsn
tsus. ufD. uip. Sungs Mdoden
rsrtoufteH bic pitlsn gIumenz
itrdubs. nit b.nsn man iit boubors
oirtt - pds tous Gsf,ht Iiss in Der
qiusisnatIss bss gouIosnsr Ddle6ens
einen ipabrsn 5tppid BON glumen sus
rid.
lno bic 4rm.n, gu bsren g.ittn Die
glumtu periauft tpuroen, uno fir bic
E.du ein 3shniel Der Wsitgeleer aui
ben Rsnnpldsen reierpirt, hateu iidh
fhIitbIih niht iiber bic Grsis ses
Rsihihums uno 9srsniiesns Sn betloz
gen. Wenn bic GroBe Bo6e poriibsr
1T, fIisbi ben unteritiibungssoifen cine
runbe WlilIion su. Dtr mohie ba ben
Gurus aHb een 5sit!rubsI fir elm.
Siinbe eril0ren2
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Z6uten8eI.
Sinh fatlt ans oem 3. Sfodmers ano
miro nift nerlest.

GIiidbeth, bas 2 Sabre olis 96hisr.
den oes Bidders Sobn S6mdrs. bon
JinbIap unb Gin Sirots, Iehnte fid
seitsrn aus einem Jeniter Der i'm brit.
ten Stodipert bsfinbiihen tIterIideu
Iobnuns. osrlor oas Gltihsni6t un5
i.irSte iopfiiber In bic 1iefs. Die
Wuiisr. ipelhe augenseuein bts In.
fcls mar, elite lautf4reisnb aus benz
oouis in Der iihsrsu gripartuns, ibs
ZEN 2ieblins init ssrihmeiterien Gl;es
FERN als 2sife auf bem Seiienrpeae 5u
finoen. 3as Gino mar isbo6 gum
Slid ouf Die aufssipcnnis Mnrauiie
Res eriien Stotperis oefdlen uno auf
herIel6en bdueeu ssb!isbtn. 6srr Z.
y. scepfer. fpelfer i'm eritsn Etods
iper. sin.n aaben bstreibt, .Istteris NIT
elmer Qeiier su Der Rarauiis smpor
lno holie bic @trunsIiidts berun.er.
Die aleine mar abIolui unperIest ba.
ponsetommert.
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Die s.itrissn Rsnasn baiisn fOIsens

Die ssftris.n Rsnasn baiisn fOlssns
bes Reiultai:
Cries Bremen - g0rie $500;
ceiling; fir 2idbrise Stuisn; "a 1urs
longs: Grader Hot ITO (aennebp). ess
lDonnsn; lleu.. Sapper 103 tlbos
mas). sipeiies; Gl spro 103 (Rotrs
ner), brit.es. 3eit: LOS 3/5.
So Uiutusls beSablt: grader Boy
$40 Stroisbt, s$4.10 piaee, $500
Sbop; qisut. Sonper $3.50 place,
$4.00 Sbop; Gi Zorro $3.50 Sbop.
3tpeiiss Rsnnen - Borie $500;
fur 2jdbrise ioblen; 81 syurIongs:
Ajpidbe 100 tGooie). setponnsn; Wss
robe i09 (1bomas). 3psiies; 4eeuin
106 (stoernsr), brities. 3eii: Loo.
So Wuiuels besablt: 43piabe
$3.50 Straight, $3.50 pIaes, $500
Sbom; Wsrobe $3.50 plaee, $4.20
Gtoip; slesuin $500 Gbop.
Triitss Renneu Boris $500;
Selling; fit 3jdbrise; 6 syurlpngs:
WcJoor 10 (loftus), ssfponuen;
thinning WiboD 1o4 (Roonsp), speis
ies; Gina LOO (Roerner), brittes. 3eit:
1.13 4/5.
81 Diututls bssnbli: UseSpor 81
Straight. $3.50 p!ae,, $2.6C Gb0rD;
thinning Mibop $3.50 pIase, $3.50
ShOiD; Slma $3.50 Shop.
Uiertes Hsnnen Bosie 500;
6dnoieap; fir 3jdbries unb dIiere; 6
Durlones: 9onau 1l6 (Usountnin),
geironntn; Golie lsDp 119 (1dpiin),
5ipeitss; Goirp Gtorp SO (NeGabsp).
brittts. 3eit: 1.13.
~ Wutuels beSo6lt: Donnu $25. 40
Girnigtt. $14.40 plats, $40 Gbosp:
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Oebnrten.

Siepbon unb Ulorp 4bomid, 128
Commerce G.rabs. N6bnen.
Scfepb uno Wassi. Ointbner,
1920 Quite Strabe. Mdbten.
Deter unb gpa Sslbers. 126 Neis
Glber Strobe. Rnok.
Gilbert uno ebna Bsnie. Gbnorbs
Noab, anobt.
Arnoib unp Dertruo araemer, 202
Yeete Sirabs. WGbnen.
Jobn uno Gene Oids, 626 Nsdp.
Eirobs, WGbhen.
anbrep uno Jlorsnee 3eiier, 786
Dtibi apenue. Mdb6en.
eoparo unb unnd S4oenins. 1874
Stais an., Rnabe.
penrp unb Guile 4ufberboar. 1888
WalInes Strobe. Wdb6en.
Bernard uno Rarie acrie. 1606
gumber Sstabe. anobe.
Abam unb Rellie S6ofsr, 1874
WeItern Ao., Rnabe.
Sobn unb elife Bauer, 220 Woph.
tparb Strobe, Qnnbe.
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Che

Geo German Napsr, 25, Renori. q.
lSba 1ebsrser. 25. TO CHM Ctr.
lJOfepb aotr. p, Rem 9asen, ..
lJca arno!o, q. QesD 6oDen, 8.
lHartOn ROsers. %, 357s 3umnein
1 Mnenus.
lDOrotb1 WiIIer. q, 3711 glsnnap.
|Ssrpas Gpr.ber, %, 1853 6arrifon.
lHoId Seass. 10. 3055 Oorfielb Aps.
)6orrp 6. gebbart. %, 424 plumet.
lBsttie 8iIbtrbod. q. 422 plum Ctr.
JJoBs .. mdre. So, 1853 anor Ctr.
l0ditk Wains, 80. 1863 Qn0T Ctr.
lp:ier g. msbtsr, q, 6os @. 9.str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14

Der gunoes6emiter D.
miller fou einem nifierIhaftlihsn
Ufitarbeiter sine gr0bere 9ergiiturJ
ieiner 0isnite gepd6rt baben ais
ibm 5utam. 9aFiir iou ibm Der
Stu1l Opr bic 5hUr gsisBt peroeE.
Gus iiberlsgt ii4 Der 9rGIioent bofz
fsntIi6 isbr retfIi6. 0r. Witep 6ut
iid ourd feline unna6Iidtliae 8erfoIz
eung Der Gudtialber, 2ebensmitteIa
perfGli6sr uno gatenmebi3in 5abris
fanten Die 0ant5arteit bes gan5en
2anoes ernorben nit QusHabme jez
ner giebermGuner, beneu es niht mebr
eeftattet lit, ihre Wafenpergiftung uns
bebinbsrt gu betreibeu. DAB er oieien
2eutsn Elm Dorm i'm 2lugs lit uno oieIs
ibn am liebiten Dubiu punihen, no
Der gfsffer pG6ft, lit begrejflih. Qber
bisisu grupen foQte Der 8efauen Hiht
errpieieH tperoen.
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Die j h3eituHg o5ron Qge"
fhreibt, bab bic llmidBe in Giien uno
Stabl in ben tOmmenoen feds g2onGz
ten bebeutsnp gr0ber isin perben ais
in ben psrgangeuen feds Wtonate1.
gs IiHo felt Dem 4. SuIi mehr Derte
in getrieb, lpie es ionit i'm Sohioms
msr Der 9yau 5u iein pfIegt. QuBsrz
hem iit bic Gauer Der 8etriebseinTtelz
lung 3fpeds SnDenturuufnabme uno
3ur 8ornubme BON Reparaturen be-
beutenD pertUr3t, mas Durh groBe 2ies
ferungen beotngt porOen 1T. Sebenz
falls Tinb Die 8orrQtbe 70 poQitGnbiJ
aufgsarbettet, bag tie erneuert perosr
nifIen. Die Sb1tId6s, bub Der
Stdbltruft etrpds nit ben preiIeu
herabgsgangsn lit, bat ebenfuQs oa3E
betgetragen, bds GtIengsi6Gft 3u 6ez
Isben. Der 9eI6dftsaufihnung Mir
be aber nod bsbeuteno gr0Ber ieig,
piiroen Die preiie nod Ipeiter bera6gs<
1egt. Wiun pertdufe StablIhieusn i'm
SJnlanb ebenio HieDrig Die in europa,
Ino Die Giien Idmmtliher Stublrperte
I'm 2unoe pIrDen 10 ibneQ niht rpiez
Der talt perDen.
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Iern uno ben Jormer 9sreinisunesa
niht beIpro6en tperoen Tam. Die
Situation ipiirbe bann Ihneu getldrt
ipereen uno bic gepesuns CUR gins
fiibrung Der padetpoft piirbe piels
6reunpe oetpinnen.
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Die 5reube. Die Elm bteberer
Stem SerIsper oariber empfano, ben
.srDBten" 5ifo gefungen gu hdben,
mar FOLDER 2lrt, ouB er (Hatiirli4 Der
U2ann aus WostitoIaub) oariiber gss
itorben lit. uuo oa niro BON 5tz
ihersleuteu INNER periitert, Der Qnz
eeIIpprt bGtts cine bsru9igenoe miIee
mtrtuug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14

Ggit ionberbor, oub bic
Gisnotb in perfdisoenen 9roBen
@tdoten gu glei6er 3eit dusgebrO6en
1T. 9leite IrIaaen bringen oieieIben
8irtuugsn berpOr. SEPT entIteht Die
sSrags: ST bic Sisepsrtooe Die urs
fade ooer Der gistruit2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14

geuator 9aiIep, 10 pirb
aus DuIbington gsmsIost, babe be
aeiitioe SiibrerIaaft in ieiner gortet
perloren. SeIbTt Der bartgeipttenlts
Demotrut tam ben tsraniItsn Ses
mpitbenes ntat auf bic Dauer pertras
cen.
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Die Barrier OruRe Woae.


ySe Rstour be 2onghamp". Gelo
ipie Ssu! - Warum Der 6operit
Watte in ben Sbren trus uno mas
rum tpieosr elm anberer itpimmsn
!ernte. - Bon pferben uno 9pis
n.-9is ,Sournee bes Drugs.
- Slumentprip.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14

Jir einen 5riieurIaben piro elm
atdbemifh gebiIbeter Serr gefudt, Der
bic Eunoen tpdbrenb b.s Grifierens
unterhdlt. ebemolis.r stubent Der
Wsttertunoe beporsust. Sfferten
ufn.
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Sn Der Snltruftionsitn II.

llnteroffi5ier: oSuber, mas mir.
ben Sie tblm. rpenn Sie iih aui Der
SSahtihIbe befdnoen, uno plosIih Der
General mitten IN Der g9odtitube
ltanoey"
.Iann, - Damn riefe id:aSer'
aus !"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14

Gin Rinberla4en piDerIsst sebn
pef!imifsH.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-30
MACLAY IS OUT FUR
 BOARDS CLERKSH|P
Douglas Man Confident He Will Be Chosen By the
 Supervisors

Great pressure Is being brought to bear, especially from Douglas, upon the members of the newly elected board of supervisors of Cochise coun- ty to secure the appointment of Rob ert s. Maclay as clerk of the board, when once 1t has assembled for busi- ness. To this end a number of let ters are said to have been written to the board, setting forth cre past ac- tiyity for the sake of the party of the applicant, says the Dispatch.
 Maclay is said to have personally interviewed a number of the leading politicians in the county, with the result that he has been practically assured of the appointment.
 Up to this time no one from other parts of the county has been men tioned as even a possible opponent. Whether anyone will decide later to make the race for the appointment cannot be foretold.
 Local friends of Maclay declare that he is the logical man for the position and that Douglas democrats Will insist upon his being chosen. This will probably be the only bid made by Douglas for county recognI ton. They feel that the result oi | the election in the lopl precincts ! justifes strong claims for recogni ton bein gmade by the city.
 tion bein gmade by the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-30
GOLD TEETH PROVE
 ID BE HIS UNDOIRG
Four Metal Molers Lead 10 Detection of Cheney
 By Officer

With -four gold teeth" inc only mark of identification known. off cer C. N. Thomas located a man yes terday for whom he had been looking for over two weeks. Since the war rant was sworn out on December l2, the officer has been making an tn- tensiye study of teeth and his watch fulness was rewarded yesterday when he saw a man answering 10 the de scription. A little investigation told him that 1t was the man he was looking for and he placed him under arrest. His name is J. NJ. Cheney.
 The warrant against Cheney charged that he assaulted a woman In the tenderloin district on or about December 12. When first arraigued in Judge Burdick's court he plead not guilty but in his statement to the court ne grew confused. He denied that he had been at the place men toned in the warrant at the time of the alleged assault and then said that there was but one woman who saw IL and that she was not here.
 The woman who swore to the charge in the warrant has left town and will probably not return. Cheney appar- ently knew this but he fumbled In fielding the important fact and made a partial admission. Later he changed his plea to guilty and was fined S7.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-30
THE REALM OF SPORT
PUPILS REQUIRED ID
 ACQUIRE SWIMMING
Purdue Faculty Introduces ( Ruling of Considerable
 Importance

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec 29.-Pur- due university students must learr 10 swim. as announcement has been made. that hereafter no student will be graduated from the institution with out first becoming proficient as 9 swimmer. Every student will be re Quired 10 demonstrate in the memorial gymnasium natatorium whether or not he can swim. If ne is not able Q swim he win be obliged to joint Ath- letic Director Hugh Nicols rapidly growing class of beginners.
 Director Nicol hes been placed at the head of the new department or swimming and win have charge of all the natatorial work at Purdue. The new edict has aroused more interest in water sports at Purdue and as a result rlaas are now afOot to organize water polo teams.
 Soon after the Christmas vacation Purdue wiH introduce the new sport and a university water polo team will Dc formed and contests arranged with teams Gt other western colleges.
 Coed Prospects in Basketball.
 Purdue's basketball season will open January g with a game with i8uIttT. ana III OAuri AO bt NANReAN1 the members of ihe Boilermakers' squad will sacrifice their holiday va cation by returning to Purdue next Thursday to resume practice under Coach Ralph Jones. They have shown remarkable progress thus far and in dications for a championship team are splendid.
 There has been a steady improve. ment in the team work of the var sity. Capt McVaugh is developing into a great center He has not the reach of Charters. last years pivot man. who was twice chosen on the All-western five. but he is much fass- CT and shoots at the basket with won derful precision from any angle.
 As for forwards, Barr will again hold down one of these positions and is playing in his usual form. He shows steady improvement and should be an even better forward than last season. Malarkey and Little are making a hard fight for the other post ton. but at the present time Malar- key seems to have shade the bet ter Of the argument. Little is q val uable utility man, as he can play for ward or center position with equal proficiency.
 Stockton will again act as left guard. a position which he filled with distinction on last years five. He Is regarded as the peer of any guard in the conference. Glossop, the big foot ball center. looks the best of any Of the candidates for the other guard position. He has developed rapidly. In defensive york he is strong. John son and Dillon are working hard for guard position and Oliphant, the football half back, and Liehr hre fast forwards. Ball, the football end, is trying for center.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-30
Ruskln as 4 Grocer.

Ruskin was once Q grocer. h 1874 he opened a shop in Paddin gton street
 Noting Hill. in order. as be am nounced. "to supply the poor with pure tea in packets as small as they choose to buy. without making a prof 1t on the subdivision. larger orders be- ing. of course. equally acceptable from anybody who cares to promote honest dealing The shop did not attract. Ruskin complained h Tors Clavigera" that the poor only like to buy their tea where 1t Is brilliantly lighted and eloouently ucketed; and as I resolutA
 ly refuse to compete with my neigh boring tradesmen. either in gas or rhetoric. the patient subdivision Of my parcels passes little recognized as an advantage by my uncaiculating pub
 lie" The shop soon closed down. ard the grocery trade lost the most dis tinguished representative 1t is ever likely to possess.-London Chronicle
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-30

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 29.-Al Del mont, through his manager, Billie Cox. claims the bantam championship of the world and IS willing to meet any one in the universe at l16 pounds.
 Cox has posted S250 with Miah Mur- ray to bind any match that may be made and is willing to let the money go as a side bet with any one Del mont has defeated Stanley, Bowker, Monte Attell, Tommy Houck, Kid Lee, Young Yeile, Young Wagner, Young Dyson, Young Britt and fought a l2- round draw with Jimmie Walsh at the Armory A. A, last year He real ly can make the bantam limit, the limit recognized in this country and does not have to turn to English weights in order to gain more pounds leeway.
 He is fast and clever, as clever as any of them and more SC than most of them. He is planning a busy sea. son and says the faster and the hard CT they comes the better he will be pleased. It is time ve had real, un- disputed champion, and Delmont sure has a good claim to it. Jimmy Walsh has been fighting pretty heavy men lately and some claim he would not Dc as strong at 116 ringside.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-30
CAMPAIGN STARTED
 ID DRIVE OUT VAGS
Mexican Beggars Who Refuse Offers of Work 10 Be
 Driven Forth

A war of riddanee against Mexican yagrants has been started by some Of the local officers. Idle Mexicans are hocking to Bisbee in unusual num- eers. and apparently do not make any effort to get employment. in fact they have been known to refuse employ ment when it is offered them. Doug las. also, is said to be oyerrun with these worthless characters, and the officers of that city began some days ago to vag them out of town. lt appears, however. that Douglas has merely shifted the burden to Bisbee. While the yags add-to the population of the city, they do not add to the flavor of ths international broth.
 In the past there appears to have been a certain deference to the Mexi- can ''manana" custom, and officers have waited until tomorrow for this class of undesirabfes to get work or leave town. Not only does the Mexi- can tomorrow never come, but it Is continuously on the move in the other direction. The advent of more of this class to Bisbee has determined officers to place a structure on this kind of immigration.
 Two of these yags were arraigned in Judge T. D. Burdick's court yes terday, having been arrested by off | cer C. N. Thomas. and given fioaters out of town. They admitted that the had been on this side of the in- ternational line but five days, com ing from Cananea.