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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN
 WILL MEET DOUGLAS

The football team or the Bisbee High School will go to Douglas Sat urday to play the team of the Doug las High School This game was not originally scheduled but as the last game at Douglas was played under a weather handicap, it was decided 10 give the Douglas football fans an other shake. Less than two dozen people saw the game there two weeks ago, on account of bad weather
 The team that will go to Douglas Saturday will be the same that played against Douglas two weeks ago. Bis bee people who saw that game say that the local team played rings around the Douglas bunch, but if they are not careful they will trap themselves by a feeling Ol false se- curity For various reasons the meul- hers of the local high school team have not been practicing since the first game On the other hand, ad- vices from Douglas say that the high school team there has redoubled its energies since Bisbee came so near to scoring on them in the first game.
 The third game with the Douglas High School will be paved in Bisbee on Thanksgiving Day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
FIVE CENT PICTURES
 SHOW HERE ID STAY

Standing room Cnly. packed 10 the doors. This was the reception that Bisbee gave to the five cent admis- sion fee innovation last night at the Star Theater. The course adopted by the management made an immed- fate and decided hit. Bisbee likes the five cent show, has taken to it as does the duckling to the water
 There was reason for the success of the low priced show at the Star last night. It was not only reas- onably priced. it was also distinctly good It could not be seen but that it was just as good as formerly. for it was. There were fSs>> reels of film. and they were crackeriack reels. The patrons received far more than they paid for, and next to getting something for nothing, there is noth- ing that appeals more to human na- ture than getting more than ones moneys worth
 The five cent picture show has come to Bisbee to stay. Old prices are not to be reinstated at the Star It is a permanent move on the part of the management. lt has been said that the public was pleased. It can be added that so Is the management, aud since the satisfaction is mutual, the continuance of the project of giv- ing a picture show in Bisbee at big city low prices is not alone feasible, but Is 8 fixture.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it throuEi the mucous surfaces. Sucn articles shouh never be used except on Descriptions from reputable physicians as the camage they will do is ten fold 10 the good you can possibly derive from them. Hail g Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney 6 Co., Toledo. O.. contains no mercury. and is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of fine system. In buying Hairs SsafarrIi Cure be sure you get the genu- inc II is taken internally and made in Toledo. ohio. by r. J. Cheney G. Co Tes- timouials free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price fec per botue'
 rake Halrs Family Pills fof constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
WAITING ON WEATHER.
Then Reyslists Will Make Another
 Attempt Upon Portugal.

LISBON. Nov. i3.-The royalists, it is said today. will make another in- vasion of Portugal as soon as the weathef clears. TorpentiaI rains are now flooding the northern country. Prince Miguel. of Braganza, son of the pretendeF, is said to have raised a loan Of $l6,000,000 in London. This was guaranteed by wealthy Portu- guese abroad. The money will be used to buy Maxims, field guns, horses, mules and winter clothing for the troops and to pay another install ment on warships.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Goes to eIohe

United States Attorney J E Nor rison left Saturday afternoon for Globe, to attend a session of the fed eraI court On the docket for trial at this term is the case Of the gov ernment against Steele and Stuart. charged with a murder committed in the White Mountain Indian reservd- ton The case ig of unusual interest by reason Of the indescribable bru- tality of the murder. and that the two alleged murderers have already been tried in the territorial courts and were sentenced to life terms in the state penitentiary This convic- tion has been held to be illegal, as the territorial courts were without jurisdiction to try the case If they are found guilty in the federal court, the only punishment provided for is death
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Personal Mention

Denny Walsh has returned to San Francisco.
 Harry Locke has returned from Phoenix.
 W H. Reno was business visi- tor from Douglas yesterday.
 c. C.. Hicks, of the fire department, has returned from Phoenix, where he attended the state fair
 Jim Henderson and John Hughes have returned from Phoenix. travel ing in Mr. Henderson's car.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
BOWLING TOURNEY Is
 STARTED ON '. ALLEYS
First Game Won by Copper Queen Mechanics Win
 90 Pins to Spare

By a margin Of thirty-five pins the Copper Queen Mechanics were vic torious over the C. and A team last night in the first match of the bow ling tournament on the Y alleys. Some really good scores were made. the race for high average between O. II. Brown and Amos being especially close, the former winning by a mar row margin of a single pin although high score for a single game went to the latter with 194. Quick also starts of in the 160 class.
 C O Mechanics
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Baby Badly seaIded

The seven mOnthes old baby nf Mir. and Mrs. A. ". Sanders was severely scalded yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock by tipping over cup of hot coffee. MT. Sanders was sitting at the table holding in the baby in his arms, while the mother prepared dinner. The baby reached out an inquisitive little hand. grabbed the cup of steaming coffee, mad was se- yerely burned about the arms and legs A physician was called He afterWard stated that the burns were not dangerously serious
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Visits Her Brother.

Miss Marie Wallace arrived yes terday from Kansas City and is wis iting her brother, E.B.Waliace. Broth CT and sister have not met before since Sir Wallace left Kansas City six years ago. and the present visit is one to which both have been look ing forward
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
REREKAH DANCE FRIDAY.

Invitations are cut for a dpnce to be given b. the Daughters of ReBeh, ah Friday evCniug, Nov l-1h, et Odd Fellows Hall These dances are al- ways looked forward 10 with a great deal of pleasure Brennan OrChcs- tra wiil fGruish the music. Jj
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
SAVED BY A LULU
Rescue of a Steamer which Seemed
 Doomed to Destruction

ASTORIA, Nov 13.-The steamer Washington. with fifty passengers and crew. was pulled of Peacock Spit this afternoon, where it struck early yesterday The rescue from the very jaws of death was due only 10 a short lull in the wind which en- abled the tng Tatoosh to get a line aboard, and pull the steamer into deep water It is now en route here
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Case is Continued

Ed lNeidOweT, accused of having been one of those who burgiarized the home of Dr Shine, was not given his preliminary investigation at Lowell yesterday, the case being continued to permit of further investigation by the officers. Six drunk and disorder ly cases were the calendar for the day in the justice court
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Light oockess

Yesterday was a day of light dock cts in the city courts. In the police court Mike Gordy was arraigned on the charge Of vagrancy, and given "hoater' by request In Judge Highs justice court a Mexican was fined for disturbing the peace 1. In Judge Bur dicks justice court two Mexicans were fined for disturbing the peace and one for indecent exposure
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Dsuahter Born

The friends of Mir and Mrs. J ". Bauerfeind will be interested to learn of the birth Of a dauhter to Mir and Mrs Bauerfeind. at San Az tonic, on October 2S. Mir. BaueTIeinl was formerly editor and manager Of the Bisbee Evening Miner.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Birthday Party

Little Helena Erin Morrison, daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs. J. E. Morrison of Higgins Hill, was one year old Sat. urday. and she received the congrat- ulations, as the coos and bsby-tattle and gCO-gOos were interpreted, from her little friends, who were enter tained at the Morrison home As it happened, the birthday party was on the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the year eleven.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
OYSTER SUPPER.

An old fashioned oyster supper with trimmings will be served for 50c Sat urday, Nov. IS, from 9 D. m. to il D. m. in the basement Of the Allen Block by the Baptist Ladies Aid so- ciety, Company B. Wildman, Capt.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
IlIustrated Lecture.

Rev. k. G. Decker. of the Methodist church, gave bis lecture The Won ders of Arizona" at the Methodist church last night, before a gOod-sized audience The lecture is illustrated with views Of al of the natural won ders of the state and 1t was thorough ly enjoyed The collection of views is perhaps the most complete in ex- tstences Ar. Decker has visited all
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Woman Acnuitted

In the case of the city against Martha Dawson, charged with being a lewd character, which was heard Saturday afternoon before Judge High. the court yesterday afternoon found for the defendant, and the woman was discharged.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
To Visit pouaIas.

Rev. J. C. Fry. pastor of the Pres byterian church of the Covenant will go to Douglas Wednesday to aid in the installation of the new pastor Of the Presbyterian church there.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Brief Local Items
Will campsIan Valley

Owen E. Murphy, Fred Sutter and Gus Hickey will leave tomorrow for the Sulphur Springs valley in the interest of their several campaigns.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Preaehlna at pon Luls.

Rev. E. c. Decker, pastor Of the Risbee First Methodist church, will preach at Don Luis tonight at - o'clock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this service.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Reeozers from IniurY.

Miss Bear, a primary teacher in the Lincoln school, has about recov- cred from injuries sustained several nights ago when alighting from street car near Castle Rock, when she suffered a fracture of the left arm and sprain of the right arm. She has returned to her duties in the Lincoln school.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Brother Dies

Mrs. William Werner and Mrs. Mike Richards have received news Of the death of their brother, William II. Heather, in England, at the age of forty-six years. He leaves a wife and two children in England
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
Blair Recoyers

Tommy Blair was taken home from the Copper Queen hospital Sunday At the hospital he underwent a slight operation, from which he is rapidly recovering
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14
DANCE

Bisbee Lodge, No. 452, T. r. B. will give a dance Wednesday night al K. of P. Hall. Admission soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14

Special SO cent Luncheon and sf.oo Table d'tiete Dinner daily at Copper Queen Hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14

Of the wonder places in person and his lecture is full of facts of interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14

 Another match will De rolled to- night, the teams not being announced last night
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-14

BvHrS. JaHcf IfcheR=ie fIil. Edit0yof he B05t0H Cooking .Sefo0E 1Tqga-iNe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-11
Los derechos de Espafla
Ell tratado secreto de 1904.

dos mapaS u1lo de la zona N0rTe Y orro
de Ia zona Sur, se1alandose ambas con
tinta roja.
En- otro art1culo, Espana Sc impo-
ne la prohibition de enajenar 8 ceder
Ell cualquier forma ell todo 8 parte de
lsus dos zonas de influenced. Ell Trata-
do dice. expresamente que las dos 20
mas constituyen desde la ir1na la este
ra de acci6n de Espana.
lei art1culo siguiente preve ell case
en- que la soberan1a del sultan no pue-
de subsistir, bien por debilidad del Maj
zen, bien por su impotencia para ase
gurar el orden. En- tai caso, declarar
Espa1a y Francia que podran ejerce1
libremente su accion EN- sus regione
respectivas.
''Queda convenido que, mientras du
re ell estado politico del momento er
que Sc tirma el Tratado, los trabajos dc
obras pnblicas, caminos y ferrocarriles
seran' ejecutados por Sociedades quo
podran constituir los espanoles y 10
franceses. Igualmente para la explo
taci6n de minas canteras.
La moneda espanola debe conser-
var su fuerza liberatoria Ell todo Ma.
rruecos.
"Esta estipulaci6n-- dice Ell articu-
lista-- fue luego sancionada por el Ac.
ta de Algeciras, pero aniquilada por e
agio de la moneda hassani.
'Tal es el famoso Tratado secreto dc
1904. que asociaba a Francia y Espa
ia, en- los llmites de sus esferas de ac
ci6n, a la obra de civilizar y abrir Ma
rruecos al comercio y al progreso
Ell alcance del Tratado fue a1n con
frmado en- Septiembre de 1905 por un
cambio de largas notas ofciales entire
ell Sr. Montero Rios y NJ. Julio Cam
bon. Era momentos antes de la Con
ferencia de Algeciras los dos gobier-
nos estlpulaban un tratamiento de
igualdad para Francia y Espana, tan
to Ell la organization de la polic1a de
puertos como en- la repression del CEN
trabando, grandes obras pnblicas y
aperture de escuelas, Sc dice textual.
mente en- estas notas que Francia Y Es-
paila Sc comprometen 4 prestarse re-
c1procamente amigable concurso para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-11
Rrs JOROBADO

los bendltos naranjos del pals del sol,
el fruto al mismo tempo que la flor,
desmienten ell mas verdadero de los
proverbios. Aquellos que son 4 la
Vez honor, corazon, savia, locura, Y
que van, brillantes y fogosos, espar-
ciendo manos llenas ell inagotable
tesoro de su existencia, solo son for
de TN dla; pues ell contacto de la
mansedumbre es como ell aqua que
apaga toda llama, Con frecuencia,
toda esta riqueza Sc prodiga en- va
no y esa frente que Dios habia mar,
eado con el signo del heroismo, solo
cine la corona de la orgia. Es muy
com1n Es la ley. La humanidad
lleva escr1pulosamente su libro Ma
yor, como ell usurero su balance de
gananclas y perdidas.
Enrique Lagard6re era de una es-
tatura mas que mediana. No era un
hercules; pero sus miembros tenian
ese vigor y agilidad propios del tipo
parlslen, tan lejos de la musculatura
del Norte como de la l0breguez hue
sosa de esos adolescentes de nuestras
plazas pnbicas, inmortalizados por
el salnete picaresco y banal. Tenla
cabellos rubios, que, fernando natu-
rales bucles, encuadraban una fren-
te alta, noble 6 intelligence. Como
Ell retorcido bigote, s1s cejas eran
negras. NADIA mas orgulloso que es-
te contraste, sobre todo EN- los mo-
mentos EN- que sus ojos garzos ilumi-
naban la palidez un POGO mate de su
rostro.
El corte de su cara, regular Y un
POGO alargado, la linea atrevidanen-
to ctrya Do sus eejas, Il dibujo ar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-11

lie Petit Journal 3,abublioa, con Ia
frna de- CASTOR Routsr, un resunhen
de los quinceaaeulds del Tratado Sc
creto francs espai7ea. A continuation
10 transcribo lntegramente:
"Articulo To- Espana Sc adhere al
conyenio franco-ingles de 1904 en- las
siguientes condolences.
"Art. 20. Sc reconoce 4 Espana
dos zonas de Influenza en- Marruecos {:
una al Norte y al otra al Sur. La IONA
Norte esta explicitamente delimitada.
) Se extiende desde ell Muluya al Lucus,
quedan fuera de- sus llmites Uuzan,
Fez Y Taxa, que correspondent a Fran
cia. En- esta zona Sc reconocen 4 Es-
paiia los mismos derechos v la misma
acci6n concedidos Francia en- el Sc
gundo parrafo del articnlo 20. del Ira
tado franco-ingies; pero Sc anade qne,
teniendo en- cuenta las difcultades del
momento, Espana convene en- no ejer-
GER su accion sino despues de ponerse
de acuerdo con Francia EN- ell primer
periodic del convenio, que no podra ex-
ceder de ounce amos q contar desde el
dla de Ia firma.
"Por su parte, Francia, decidida a
respetar los derechos intereses reco-
nocidos Espana, le dara siempre
cuenta de su acci6n cerca del Majzen
en- 10 que concierne d la zona espanola
SEEl articulo 80. delimita la iona Sur
que comprende la costa al Sur del Sus
con hinterland bien precisado enfrente
de las islas Canarias hasta los terrific
rios que sirven de llmites occidentales
4 Marruecos. Sc estipula que las po-
sesiones espanolas de Rio de Oro CO.
mienzan donde Marruecos acaba, Y Es-
pana es reconocida por sas fronteras
como vecina del Sudoeste de Marrue-
cos.
''Se consagra un articulo especial 4
Ifnl, reconociendo a Espana el derecho
de establecerse con plena soberania
on Ell territorio cuyo hinterland, deli
mitado cuidadosamente, es reconocido
como territorio separado, pertenecien-
tie 'Espaila EN- toda propiedad en- me-
dio de su zona de Influenza.
para evitar errores de interpreta.
ci6n, acompailan al Tratado de 1904
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-11
La estocada dc Nevers,

Era el propio Lagard6re, el be1lo
Lagardsre, la espada temible, Ell ver~
dugo de los corazones.
Las dieciseis espadas de aquellos
hombres permanecian envainadas
ante TN niilo de dieciocho amos que
sonreia, con los brazos cruzados So
bre el pecho.
II Pero era Lagardere
Cocardasse y Passepoil ten1an ra-
zon, Z a1n Sc hablan quedado por
'bajo de la verdad. Lagardere era
La ]uventud que atrae y que seduce;
la juventud que los victoriosos no
conquistaran, que la fortuna codicio-
sa no podra comprar mlnca, nj ell en-
vidloso genio que DONNA al vulgo
arrodillado lograra jamas; la ialven-
tud esplendida y radiante, de rizosa
cabellera dorado, con alegre sonrisa
en- los labios y Ell relampago fascina-
dor en- los ojos.
Suele decirse: todo Ell mundo es
Joven una yez en- su vida. para
que, pues, ponderar 10 que todos dis
frutamos? Habeis visto hombres j6-
venesg lCuando conoceis que 10
sean verdaderamente? Yo sc de mu-
chos ninos de veinte amos y bastantes
viejos de dieciocho. 70 busco ioye-
nes. Yo entiendo que aquellos que
saben al mismo tempo que pueden
y aquellos otros one presentan, cual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-11

me de su narlz agulIeIla Y de su boca
daban nobleza q los rasgos generates.
La sonrisa de la algeria jamas Sc
borraba EN- su boca sonrosada, fresca
y de labios gruesos. Pero 10 que nc
le es dado a la pluma describir, es ell
attractive, la gracia, la juvenil gallar-
dla de todo este conjunto, nj la movi-
lidad de aquella fisonom1a tan cam
biante que podla languidecer en- las
-horas de amor, como ell dulce SEM
blante de una mujer, y senlbrar el
terror, como la cabeza de Medusa, en-
el estruendo del combate.
Estos dos aspectos solo podian ver-
los aquellos quienes amaba y aque-
Hos quienes hundia ell acero en- Ia
garganta.
Llevaba Ell elegante traje de las ca
ballerizas reales, aln POGO deteriora-
do; pero que realzaba una rica cana
Gle terciopelo calda negligentemente
sobre sus hombros; una banda de
seda roja, con franjas de orc, indica-
ba Ell range que tenla entire los aven-
tureros. Apenas 81 la ruda lucha que
con ellos acababa de tener, habfa lle-
vado IN POGO de sangre a sus meii-
Has.
- No teneis verguenza- les diio
con desden.- Maltratar i un chico,
--Capltan- dijo Corrigue levan-
tandose.
---Callate. sQuienes son esos bra
vos?
Cocardasse y Passepoil estaban
cerca de 81 con los sonlbreros en- Ia
nano.
Como son mis- dos protectores!
--ahadi6 djandose.-- 5Qus diablos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-11
PAUL. FEVA1i

de los fosos Pero Passepoil que ha-
bla ganado varias veces ell prenio er
las carreras de Villadiego, sali6 tras
Ell como una tlecha.
HlpOmene que con sus plernas EN-
mas de una ocasion hab1a ganado la
mano de Atalanta, en- algunas zanca-
das estuvo cerca del pobre Berri-
cohn. Este Sc defendi0 valientemen-
te Alcanzo Saldana con su Pc
queHo punal, mordio Carrigue Y
di6 furiosas patadas a Staupitz; pero
la lucha era demasiado desigual. va
el pobre paje caldo en- terra sentla
cerca de su pecho la mano de sus
persegtidores cuando ell rayo cayG
sobre ellos. lei rayo! Carrigue ro-
do tres 8 cuatro pasos, Saldana do
multitpd de traspies, Staupitz rugi6
como toro herido Y hasta el mismo
Cocardasse tras un salto inexplica-
BILE .cayo rudamente en- el suelo.
iQue hab1a pasado? Tn solo hom-
bre fue quien produjo este barullo
en- TN abrir y cerrar de ojos y casi
de un solo golpe.
Un ancho circulo Sc hizo alrededor
del recien llegado y del paje. Nj
una sola espada salio de su vaina Y
todos los ojos n1iraron al suelo.
i Tunante = gruii6 Cocardasse
oprimiendose los costados.
Estaba furioso, pero 4 pesar suyo
una sonrisa fruncio sus labios
ri El Parisierl!- dijo Passepoil
ternblando de emocion y de espanto.
Los honbres de Carrigue sin preo-
euparse de los que rodaban por el
suelo, llevandose las inanos 4 sus fiel..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-11
En- broma

% Y til, hijo mlo, que piensas serp
.-Militar.
--Correras el riesgo de norir,
=: Y qui6n podr6 ratarme?
Ell enemlgo.
-Entonces sere enemigo, 81 te pa
rece.
-; Ocho dias sondandone la lerida
no sabe usted. doctor, 10 que me hace
sufrir
"A yer 81 encontramos la bala.
-iPero, hombre Por que no me 10
dijo el primer d1a? La bala la tengo
en- ell bolsillo del chaleco!
a solucion de todos los asuntos marro-
pies.
9 En- fin, en- Mayo de 1907, despues
lie la vista del rey de Inglaterra 4 D.
Alfonso XIII Ell Cartagena, sc firmo un
ratado entire Francia, Inglaterra y
,spaila por Ell cual Sc comprometian
as tres potencias solemnemente & man
tener el status quo' territorial en sus
posesiones respectivas situadas en- las
ostas de Europa y Africa que baran
i Mediterraaneo ell Atlantico y 4 no
lacer jamas cesi6n alguna sin acuerdo
>orevio y asentimiento de las tres.
Puedo-sigue diciendo CASTOR Rou-
5ier- garantizar Ia exactitud de estas
informaciones. Gracias al presente re.
e1lmen, Ia opinion publica Sc vera en-
lptltud de juzgar Ell valor de los dere-
;hos que hemos reconocido 4 Espafia
IN Marruecos.
'Alemania no nos ha dado Marrue-
eos porque no le pertenec1a: nos ha
1endldo enorme precio su remunera.
,ion ejercitar pretendidos derechos
pollticos sobre aquel pals. ESQ es todo.
Nos falta ahora obtener la adhesion
de los signatarios de Algeciras nues-
tro protectorado Ell Marruecos. La pri-
mera potencia con Quien debemos tra-
tar es nuestra amiga asociada Espa-
ia. La pediremos que participe de
nuestros sacri6cios y especialmente
que nos deje hbre la circulation entire
r1nger Y Fez y nos demuestre su amis-
tad; pero no podemos hacerlo sino con
un lenguaje de lealtad, de franqueza,
de verdadero afecto; no de embrollos,
argucias y amenazas. Esto serfa in.
digno de Francia. -
r. BIasco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-11

tros, exclamaroh con respeto:
-; Ell captain Lagardere,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-07
BASEBALL DOPE.

There is some talk of making base
ball league in this part of Idaho which
will include the towns of Nampa, Wei
ser, Caldwell, Payette, Emmett, Vale
and Ontario. If the professional ele-
ment is cut out, it should make clean
sport for the fans of this part of the
state.
The would-be professional ball play
err in small towns has gotten to be a
joke with most people and in many
cases they have been found to be sim
ply some saloon bum who was after
mooching a few drinks off the good
graces of those who enjoy the great
American game. and when they get an
offer of ten dollars to throw a game,
they were right there with the big
init
The Examiner is right in for any
kind of good, clean sport, but let us
do away with the Outlaws from the
brush leagues" We have some
mighty good ball players right here
at home who can make it interesting
for any other all-home team in the
valley-Emmett Examiner.