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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
Doctor Morton's
 New Role
By MES DOTH
Copyright. 1911. by Associated Literary
 Press.)

Ett1Ss)
 Clair Thurston sat at the well-ap- pointed breakfast table, staring wildly at the headlines of the newspaper fin her brothers hand.
 "Dick. Dick" she gasped. Ifs that true?"
 "What?" turning the paper wonder ingly. "Oh. about the flight over the tower of Pisa? Of course, there's no question about it. And I toll you, Sis" he continued enthusiastically, "we're only just beginning What seems to wonderful now will be mere child's play fin few years when"
 But Clair had gone.
 Whats the use of talking sense or science to a girl" was Dicks offend ed soliloquy.
 Alone in her room, Clair reviewed the six wretched months that had passed since she had seen Brant Ford.
 q thought he would come back, she murmured miserably. i've tried to make believe l didn't care. but there's no one but Brant for ne, and oh. what an imbeeile I've beeni"
 They had been engaged, and to the light-hearted girl it had all seemed deliciously funny Then had come the time when Brant asserted himself.
 This Is not the first time that you have sent me away. Clair" he said gravely, but this time 1t Is final. shall not come back"
 "oh. yes, you will, Brant." she re joined laughingly. you know you can't stay away. I'll tell you. Brant you come back when you have sailed your airship over the tower Of Pisa.
 Halfway down the steps he turned at tho sound of her merry voice.
 "Oh. Brant." she called teasingly "I'u make 1t easier for you You needn't fly. personally, you know wings would be so inappropriate for you. with your temper-but if any one should accomplish the feat. I'll humbly kneel at your feet"
 She laughed as he turned back at the front of the terrace. and she called out gaily, Forget me. Brant and invent an iaeroplane!"
 She recalled the unhappy days and evenings that she had passed watch, ing and waiting for him to come Then had come the shocking news of the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
BARNEY DREYFUS Is
 LIBERAL PURCHASER
Hanks Down S22,500 for O. TooIe Highest Price Ever Paid for Ball
 Player

MINNEAPOLIS, July 22.-Barney Drey fuss president Of the Pittsburg club of the National league, today purchased Marty O'Toole. St. Pauis spitball pitcher. for $22.500. the highest price ever paid for a bail player in the history of organized ball
 All bidders dropped out Of the running w1th the exception of Drey- fus and Mike Cantillon, who was acting in the role Of agent for Chas. Comiskey of the Chicago Americans.
 Bresnahsn of St. Louis started the bidding, omerlSg Si5.00 for O'Toole and Kelly. his catcher Price lifted # a thousand at a time untll Geo. F Lennon Of the St. Paul club named S25.000 as the price for O. Toole alone. Cantillon offered $ZO.- o03 as his hnal bid, the limit set by the Chicago magnate
 Dreyfus split the difference" and preferred Lannon a check for s22,- 500. Alter some barley this was accepted. O'Toole announced himself satisfied to go to Pittsburg, but said he would like to have Kelly go with him. Dreyfus Is said to have offered s5.000 for Kelly, but Lannon is desiriOus of realizing at least $500 for him.
 The contract calls for delivery al the end of the American assOcia- ton season.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
solvFs A pEEp MYSTERY.

q want to thank you from the bottom of my heart" wrote c. B Raaer, Of Lewisburg, W. Vs- 'foI the wonderful double benefit I go' from Electric Bitters. in curing nc Of both a severe case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism. from which ! had been an almost helpless sufferer for ten years. It suited my case as though made just fol me" For dyspepsia, indigestion iaundice and to rid the system O. kidney poisons that cause rheuma tism, Electric BittoTs has no equal Try them Every bottle Is guar anteed to satisfy. Only Soc at all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23

Bisbee will go to Warren this afternoon. The attraction at the suburb Is a double header of sport, 9 bah game and 8 wild west tour namenL The Tigers will play the Bankers, the game to begin at I:30 o'clock, after which Jim Kin ney's wild west show will hold the board for seTel al hours.
 Kinney's outfit has been augment cd since the Fourth Of July tOurna- nent hy the addition of 10 fresh bucking broncos from the ranch Of the Boquillas Land and Cattle com pany at Patagonia. and several new riders will be seen in action this
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
l s P Q R I s
BIG DAY TODAY AT THE
 WARREN BALL PARK
Ball Game Wa Be Followed By Wid West Tournament Bankers and Tigers VIII Try for Supremacy
 latierS First Appearance OF Diamond
m. That chiricahua Pinto

afternoon. That Chiricahua Pinto viii be ridden this afternoon.
 The ball game will be the hy- est contest of recent Sundays in the Warren District League. The Tigers, combination of the old Calumet and Queens. will play their first game, though all of the players are seasoned veterans.
 In the motmng also there will he a lively game of ball when the Junction and Oliver teams play. Some good ball material will be seen on the diamond when these two teams meet The game will begin at 10 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE

1t St Louis: K. H. F.. Washington .. ... ... ..-2 $ 2 st. Louis .. - " 6 10 ?
 Walker, Ainsmith; Hamilton, Ste phens.
 At New York. R. H E. New York . %. " s i4 , Detroit .. ... co. ...7 l5 8
 WarhoH Sweeney and Blair; La Gie. Work, WiIlet and Stanage.
 Q4 mnings)
 Ar Boston: R. IT. E Boston ... ...l 9 Cleveland . " . ...4
 Cicotte, Carrigan; James Fisher.
 at Philadelphia: R. H. l.. Philadelphia ... .- ... -.f Chicago .-. ..- .. ....-5 6 Coom0s and Lapp. Livingston; Lange, Youug ands Payne.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23

0AE AA~~aAAN@ sf-t OffhNfFJ motor car accident, in which Brant Ford had been nearly killed. and later the dreadful tidings that his eyes had been injured-that he would never see again.
 She had never heard from him di- rectly. She feared to write to him. knowing that other eyes must read her words. And she wasn't sure that he cared.
 She wondered if he remembered her last teasing words. That which had seemed to her so impossible then in some way. that must be made to bring Brant back to her
 But he could not read, she thought despondently. and perhaps no one would mention 1t 10 him. Perhaps he was even yet too i'll to- Then a ray of Night and comfort came to her, and she sprang up joyously and ran to the telephone.
 Pack Bay. 21S4s, please"
 "Is this Doctor Norton2"
 'Is AIr. Brant Ford one of your pa tients?"
 Comes to you daily for treatment did you say7"
 "Oh, no. I just wanted to be certain I had called the right office. TT want my eyes examined. they. have been troubling me lately. Could you give me an appointment for this after. noong"
 "Oh. thank you. I will be there promptly at two"
 Sho hung up the receiver, adding determinedly, And I'll wait there, un-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Brooklyn: B. H. E. Cincinaati ... ... ... 70 . Brooklyn ... %. .. ....l
 smith. McLean Rueker, Bergen. At Fittsburg: R. II. Plitsburg ..5 Boston +... " . ....l Q
 Leileld, simon; Brown King.
 At Chicago: R. IT. Chicago .. .- . ....-5 II 5 Philadelphia . " 9 , I
 Brown. Archer; Moore, Stack and llooiB.
 At St Louis: R. Fl. St Louis .. . " co. 2 4 New York . . .....10 10 ]
 Steele. McAdans and Bresnahan, Bliss; Bsathevson. Crandaii and Myers, Wilson.
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WIFE OF THOMPSON
 DIES IN MEXICO CITY

MENICO UIIG, July ZZ.-Mfa. David E. Thompson, the wife of the former ambassador. died here this a. ternoon. The body will be taken to- morrow night to Lincoln, Nebraska, the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, for burial.
 Mrs Thompson had been ill several months and had undergone several operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
nEArH IN RoARIne ElRE.

may not result from the work of fTe-bugs. but often severe burns are caused that make a quick need for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, tho quickest, surest cure for burns. wounds, bruises, boils. sore. IL subdues inflammation. It kills pain
 It soothes and heals. Drives of skin eruptiQns, ulcers or piles. On
 V 2Jc at all druggists. SG5.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
FRENCHMEN FIGHT A
 DUEL: NEITHER HURT

PARIS, July 22,-The playwrish' Henri Bernstein, who has many duols to his record, added still another tG the list today when he fought Leon Daudet, editor of L'Action Franoaise, first with pistols and then with swords, but it is not believed either was hurt seriously.
 M. Bernstein took exception to ar ticles which appeared in NJ. Daudet's paper and challenged the editor. The daei came or this afternoon at the Parie des Princess bicycle track.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23

Stenzei's Eczema Liquid will give
 instant relief the moment it Is applied to the Skin. It is a very simple remedy to use; just pour little on a piece of absorbent cotton and sop on the affected larts. You don't have to wait long Tor results. Tn a few days you can see the medicine drawing the dis ease to the surface. and few days thereafter you can see 1t begin to disappear. Remember it does not drive the disease in, but draws 1t out, kills the germs and throws them cn in the form of scales
 Stenzei's Eczema Liquid is prepared by Park Chemical Co. San Antonio, Texas. Price s1 per bottle. For sale and recommended by Bisbee Drug Co. 240-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
Matinee today. Royal rheater.
Take Your cholce.

Don't you think. Dr. Fourthly." said his literary parishicEer. that the larger, fuller intellectual life Of the present day. with its freedom from the baseless fears and superstitions that have kept the human soul in bondage through the centuries. has been potent agency in bringing about the demonstrated and well es- tablished fucreaGe in the average duration of human life2T
 70, yes. 10 be sure" said the Rev Dr. Fourthiy: "and then people take better care of their teeth nowadays than they used Co. you know"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
sEMl.FlNALs PLAYEp.

BOSTON. July z2.-In the sent finals. eastern doubles lawn tennis cham pionship at Longwood today, Raymond D. Little and Gustave Tou- chard of New York and B. C. Wright and N. W. Niles of Boston won the matches and will meet in lnals Tuesday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

ONE or 2 gentlemen can lnd @ very cheap. comfortable cool room in uuyate family. Inquire at Blunt's l4s Opera Drive, iE front oi Old Opers House.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
WRESTLERS GIVEN BIG
 CHANCE FOR MATCHES
Four Distinct Challenges in As Many Glasses Issued
 Through The Review

Never in the history of the mat in Arizona has such an opportunity been presented to wrestler aspirants for titles to get matches. in yesterday mornings Review were published four challenges from representatives of four classes of the game. Here are the chances:
 Carl Pons challenges all aspirants of the heavyweight class.
 Al Ketchel challenges all aspira1ts of the welteTweight class.
 Joe Doris claims lightweight title of Arizona.
 Gustayo Carillo issues challenge to featherweights for title.
 KetcheTs challenge was read by wrestlers all over the territory yester- day and it is more than likely that he will arrange a match before August l. Ketchel has put it squarely up 10 Varney. the Tucson welterweight, by specifying him in the challenge.
 Roy AlcAllister yesterday addressed a letter to Ray Rivers. the Tucson lightweight, in answer to his letter to Doris. stating that he would not wres- tie for less than $500 McAllister. who is Dorris' manager. not only called Rivers on the side bet, but told 1he Tucson youngster that if his brother had anything more than that amount. it will be taken care of at this end Of the line. Following is McAllister's let ter:
 Calls Rivers Bluff.
 "Bisbee, AriZ., July 22, 15ll Raymon Rivers,
 Tucson, AriZ.
 Dear Sir:-As Mir. Doris mana ger. I wish to accept the challenge for a $500 side bet which you sent 10 The Review Now, Mir. Rivers. if ycu think for a minute that you can bluff as eff a match with a small sum like $J00 you are badly mistaken and fl you. brother, Joe Rivers, wants t0 back you for any more We can cover that also. Mr. Doris can get all the backing that he wants here. so don't be afraid 10 bet Furthermore, Doris doesn't have to get your favorite hold from E3 IGussen in order 10 thTow you. You send in a certified check for $500 to the Bisbee Daily Review and we will deposit our $500 also. Then we can talk business.
 You have some freakish measure ments, but that will not scare Doris oI. The sooner yOu can answer and let me know about that five hundred bucks the happier ! will be.
 Yours very truly,
 ROY F. McALLISTER.
 Manager for Joe Doris. "P. o. Box 59F"
 Lefty Takes csrillo.
 Lefty Wilson. a local featherweight read Carillo's ''ad" in the paper and comes right back at the TBcscn feath erweight with the statement that fhe Mexican Demon" will have to shoN him why he is the featherweight cham Hion. He wired Carillo last night ic that effect and match may result.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23

MANCHESTER. Mass, July 22.- The east triumphed over the west at golf today at rhe Essex Country club, where Parker Whittemore of tie local club defeated Chas. Evans, Jr., Of Chicago in the finals for the Manchester cup by one up.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23

L. L. Gilman has added another ex- Fert watchmsker and ieveler 10 hiz already finely equipped Repair De partment
 Mr. Gerald DebeIy is a well known watchmsker in this con sunity and IS thoroughly capable of maintaining The Gilman standard" on all work that he does.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
COAST LEAGUE

At Los Angeles: R. IT. E. Los Angeles .. . ....3 3 } Nerncn . . " s 9 Leverenz. Delhi and Smith; Stew art, Brown.
 At San Francisco: R. H. F. San Francisco -.. ..- .....-6 l2 Portland ... .. ..G 4 .
 Henley, Berry, i,arkness. Kuhn.
 bt Sacramento: R. F. E. Sacramento . Il Oakland @ - .5 9
 Byram, Baum and Thomas; Ables, Mitze.
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rRY MY EczEMA cuRE.

4 Pure White Liquid; Stops Itch ing immediately & Cures Perman- eptly. 259-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23

eATEs IMPRovEs.

PARIS, July 22 John " Gates passed a fair day. Attending phy- sicians say his heart is doing wet and the condition of the patient is generally slightly better than last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23

Right in your busiest season when you have the least tine to spare you are most likely to take diar- Thoea and lose several days time, unless you have Chamberlain's Rem edy at hand and take a dose on the first appearance of the disease. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23

..rAe saov GIEl.- R0yaI l0nIEht
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-23
MANCHESTER MAN WINS.

'.The staLe LIne.' Royal tonlght
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r Q. BOX jY4.
 Lefty Takes Csrillo.

Lefty Wilson. a local featherweighi, read Carillo's lad" in the paper and comes right back at the TBcscn feath- erweight with the statement that fhe Mexican Demon" will have to show him why he is the featherweight cham rion He wired Carillo last night 10 that effect and a match may result
Evening star., 1911-06-04

Strong and comfortable Mission
Porch Swings. just like the Illus
tratfon to the right The seats
are 80 inches wide, have strong
bacfS and wide arms and fur
nished with long chains to hang
tho swing from the roof Of the
porch.
Evening star., 1911-06-04

on the subject there Is about as much In
formation to be derived from headouar-
ters as there would be from taking q
pencil and slowly drawing a lire around
the twelve-mile radius. with this city as
center. which Is supposed to hold the
1t started.
II was given on the word of a soldier
at headquarters recently, that q site has
not peen selected. Moreover, Il is as
serted tnat several sites are In contem-
piation. 1t Is also certain that the next
camp Will be close enough to Washing
ton Tor the entire city to take q Saturday
and sunday trip to see what the boys
are doing.
Three men In the National Guard Of
the district or Columbia are studying nm
oer expert masters in a well known pre-
paratory school here with an eve TO an
appointment to the army from civil l.fe,
me Iact that they have had three years
experience in the National Guard will
sase them a certain prestige with the
Uncers Oh VINO VIII make the selections from
the candidates. In fact. three years serv-
ice-of the kind that the Commander can
point to with pride-is very nearly as
sood as course in one of the military
scnoois or colleges from which men "a,
INTO the army from civil life
Inc men who will receive first urefer.
ence IN appointments of this kind are the
non0r graduates Of institutions OF learn.
ing at which army officers are detailed A.
professors OF military science and factics
ana which have at any time been desia-
hated "a stingu.shed Institutions" Each
Aeaf that aa institution receives this
Evening star., 1911-06-04
FARMER STRICKEN BLIND.
AfHiction Ascribed to Excessive Heat
Aboard Railway Train.
Special Dispa Itch TO The Star

NEW MARTINSvILLE. W. Va. June
S.-George w. Galford. a prominent far
mer OF Braxton county. W. Va, near New
Martinsville. while on his way home from
Indiana this week was stricken blind. He
was awakened several times on the train
but being in total darkness he supposed
It was night and dropped or to sleep each
time.
When nearing Cincinnati he was
aroused by the porter and he learned of
his misfortune He experienced no pain
at the time. and thinks the sudden loss
OF his sight was due to the excessive
heat Of the day.
Evening star., 1911-06-04
Tug Going to Baltimore.

the United States army tug Cen. Reb.
e1t ewastwout. employed 40 tender to the
smy posts on the Potomac. and running
oeween this city and Fort washington
ma Fort Hunt, wal leave this city shortly
TOT Saitimore whore she 10 to undergo
. thorough overhaulinr a. m.ch,r.rr
boiler and hull. The SvartVont 80
eoout to sail for Baltimore about three
MleAs $50. when she was hsId up BY the
s sMpysrd people on account Of ) threat
sh Sncc suikc or the employees. The fact
q a. Fort Washington and Fort Eunf a
tnis ume makes 1t eAsy Tor launches 10 do
sn sne WORK OF the swsrtwout in her alb
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mead the brigade rife team 1t Camp
Ferry. Ohio. and at 9eagirt, N. J.

X
A remarkable score was made by Pri-
vate J. D. McNabb. Company q, LIST In
fantry. whose rapid-fire score at 200
yards was 75 out OF a possible 7b He
was No. Q at the close Of the match.
with score Of 852.
+
The completed scores OF the match are
as follows: Lieut.. Clausel, SS3: Sergt.
samuel w. Forsythe. 882; Lieut.. Ralph
alderman, 874: Private r. Clouser. M2:
Private G: p. Groome. s67: Lieut.. 7. Nc
Anally. 866; Capt. r. w. Holt, 350: Pri-
vate w. L Kelly. 85S; Private J. %. Nc
Nabb, 852; lieut. c. M. Putnam, retired,
go; Lieut.. Thomas Brown. s41: Private
D. Tonne, 8A: Sergt. A. q. Schmidt,
Ss8: 6ergt- Maj. J. H. Cole, 8s8: Lieut..
Col. Glendie b. Young. sS7; sergt. J. 4.
Fehr; $50; Capt. Harry 3. Burton. as2;
Lieut.. G. 9. Gardner, s2s; Lieut.. r o.
Power1 824: Private r. W. Gibson. $40:
capt W. W. Cookson, $40; Lieut.. H. q.
Caldweli. SIT; Private a. A. Joynes. 8l8:
Private J. T. Hutchinson. 0o6; Lieut.. r.
q Durston. 201; Lieut. J. "a smith, 2S6;
Fffyate W. Crist. 27p; Capt. AIucien b.
Ernest, 270: Private W. n Walker. 2i5:
Corp. =: p: Wade. 218. aud Corp. III. p.
McGrath. 10l.
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GORMAN IN THE RACE
Will Be Candidate for Guber-
material Nomination.
SENATOR SMITH YET ALOOF
Personal Choice Said to Be Col,
Buchanan Schley.
OTHER NAMES MENTIONED
BlaiF lee Plans . Vigorous State
Wide Campaign for Governor
in Maryland.
d ocsrsspondsnce Of The Star.

specd Oosfespondence Of The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd. June 3, 1911.
Senator Arthur p. German Of Howard
county Will enter the race for the Ruber-
Material nomination. but will not make
tho formal announcement OF his candi.
dacy until after the meeting Of the demo-
cratic state central committee next We'd
nesdsy. The formal announcement by
Senator Blair Les of Montgomery coun-
II was forecasted by The Star ana aid
not cause any surprise among the poli.
tnians. oecause Il was generally known
that Leo would have the backing of GOV.
Crothers and other prominent admins
tration leaders, It is certain, therefore,
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solutely necessary If the party hopes
to win in the fall.
Lee to Be Active.

Senator Leo proposes to conduct q
get down to work at once. He is 60
ing to establish a publicity bureau in
this city. and will disseminate Iitera-
ture to familiarize the people Of the
city and state with the new primary
election law. its origin and growth, its
uses and advantages, and also it's sig
nificance. Lee also plans to hold meet
ings all over the state. similar to the
isaDA'sn isos conducted 0S "afnei' In
It is known that Gov. Crothers will
swing all his personal and political in
fluence to Lee. but it Is claimed that
many county leaders. who would sup
port Crothers for a renomination, can
not be forced by Crothers into lining
up behind Lee. This Is said to be
true particularly in Ann Arundel
COUNTY stsasr Dr oGIS Gs0rse .. the
Crothers. but ts said to draw the line
at supporting Lee.
The latest boom launched this week
was that for Senator Jesse d. Price OF
Wicomico county. Hartford county
leaders assert that State Chairman
Murray vandiver win enter the nsht.
but Vandiver. while willing, declines
to make any announcement a. to
he will be q candidate. There
is also q movement on foot to put
Judge N. Charles Burke OF Baltimore
county in the fight, but not much stock
Is put in this boom. because Repre.
sentative Talbot. tho boss Of the SEQ.
ond district. has announced that Lee
suits him.
There has been some talk Of Mayor
Preston as dark horse being groon,ed |
~ the organization. but Il Il not be- |
ieved that Preston would consent TO |
'un for governor at this time. In the |
lew weeks that Mr.. Preston has been !
Evening star., 1911-06-04
MOUNTED signal corps company
for the National Guard OF the
District OF Columbia Is almost
~ N gfOhf

= MOUNTED signal corps company
~ for the National Guard Of the
"a District OF Columbia Is almost
~ in sight.
Ten signal corps men will be
mounted at the next camp. The use
of mounted men in signal work was once
a prime luxury. and even now the mount
ed signal corps comes close to being the
corps d'elite of the entire outfit. Two op-
posing armies one with mounted signal
corps and the other without 1t, would
soon show the advantage to be gained
by horse over foot.
II II were not for the vexatious prob
lens connected with the upkeep OF many
horses all during the year 1t Is perfect
Iy safe to say that the National Guard
of the District OF Columbia would have
a mounted signal company and that the
company would be a show organization,
too. However. keeping horses is now
out Of the question The nearest thing
the guard will see to mounted signal
corps company will be next summer at
camp when miniature mounted COM
pany will reap the benefit of Lieut.. Oliver
Z Terry's recent trip to the border
maneuvers where he was placed with one
or the regular mounted signal corps COM
psnies He came back SO full Of en-
tnustasm that 1t oozes from him.
y
ano Wnere viii camp he?
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mayor he has made . splendid record
1or business-lfke conduct of city af-
ialrs. and thus has caused some OF the
favor. ' eio0e