Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-06

ing the band.
 The morning event will be the Medal club match of the Bisbee rifle club for the medal, gold and bronze, offered by the national rifle associa- tion. There has been no qualifica- ton shooting, none being required since it is open to all members of the Bisbee club, so it is impossible to publish an entry list, trough Secre- tary Marshal believes that there will be twenty more riflemen to compete for the medal.
 There are only four holders of med als of this kind in the district so the honor and the medal that goes with it is much sought after.
 Pot Shot Match
 There will also be a pot shot fol- lowing the medal match, with an en- try fee Of one dollar and the purse split between first and second place in the shooting
 The Ninth cavalry band will play at Warren during the afternoon events, the soccer game and the base ball game, at Vista park before the games and at Warren park during the games.
 L. o'clock sharp and the Tombstone Can yon Stars will be pitted against the Lowell United. the latter being cham piUns Of last season and the Stars be- ing one of the pioneer teams Of the district The supporters Of the teams will be out in numbers to root for their favUrites and a close, exciting game is expected.
 Ball Game Crucial One The baseball game, between the Moose and the AIIStars may be the crucial one Of the series as the Stars have but to win another game to give them three out of five, the champion ship test They have won two and today.s game will give them the championship.
 If they lose, however it will give the Moose a hoping ChaEce-a chance that they will fight for. On the other hand the Stars will fight equally as . hard to cinCh the championship and ! the game should be the best of the season.
 1 The line up of the two teams will be as follows:
 ] Noose-Bruwn, c; Kemp, p; Chap man. 10: Frank. 2b; Allen, 3b; Arch l CT, ss; Bledsoe, If; Morris, cf; John | son, If.
 r stars-GH. c; Connolly p; Dean, I1b; Blair, 2b; Schultz, ss; Ellicott, 3b; Sharp, If; Glow, Of: Winstead, If: l Green. utility. Ben Kelly will um- pire the game.
 : At s o'clock this evening, George Purdy Bullard, attorney general and at this time the emissary of the state administration; Senator WOrsiey and Sam B. Bradner, the latter speaker | of the house or representative and a member of the sanitary live stock board, will speak.
 Hall Depends on Weather ! If the weather is agreeable the ! speaking will be held on the Costello i lot on Main street, opposite Hogan and Seeds office, but if it should be | cold and disagreeable the speaking will be held at Fair hall, which al- ! ready has been engaged for the emer- gency.
 ! The speakers will arrive in the city rom Douglas early this afternoon, ] having addressed the voters Of Doug. ] las in support Of the referred laws | last night They will be met at the station by a committee from the Bus 1 iness Mems Protective association, under whose auspices the speaking will be held
 If the weather permits, the C. and
 a. band win play this evening at F7:30 o'clock sJ Vista park, Warren, under the leadership of John T. Wat. son. The following program will be given:
 March, .. The Hague Conference -...-. .....- ..-..- Stanoough I Selection. -...... Sunny South i ...-.--.... lsaInpe. snyder's Medley .... Hits of 1912" i .-'-s .-.....-.- .--..s Snyuef- Nalse .....-..-... Remembra II .s-s.'- '-.s..-.-H.--...- Joyce fl Selection. ........ Bohemian Girl II ---------- -.-.-.-..-.- Balie lahtermezzo' --....-.-.. Hula huia Y --.-.'-..'--.. .... Nenrick lOyertUre, ....... Sweet old Songs -...-....-.....--. ....-- ..i)aiDsy
 March, .-...... Casey Jones ... .. ....... Newton