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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
LYNCRS LATEST ADDITION ID STAFF JAILED
 FOUR TIMES FOR BEING AN UMPIRE
Bush Has Had TempestuOu Time in Bush Leagues and Gives Promise of Being Star in Nationa--Fearles ness His Most Valuable Asset

ST. LOUIS, March IA :- How'd you like to be the umpire?" was the title of a song that fell from the syncopating pen of one of the great American dramatists. The question was asked and never answered
 But now comes Garnett c. Bush, a St. Louisan. who deposes that the life Of the indicator is rough-with a bold face F.
 Bush. not yet 2S years old, has been graduated into the National league and holds the unique distinc. ton of being one of the youngest men ever honored with a permanent berth in the parent body. He won his position on merit. He earned his spurs during seven years service in the bush" leagues. Now he is re- garded as one or the finds" of the decade.
 The question naturally arises: Is Bush an umpire? There have been men who held the indicator in the big league who were undertakers, clerks. blacksmiths, tall players and anything but umpires. However Bush Is essentially an umpire He has been convicted of being one ana that's evidence beyond doubt
 Yea, Bush has "a 'Ncriminar' record which proves conclusively that he is a good umpire. Looking back over his tempestuous career in the minor league, one sees that the St Louis man has been 'jugged'' no less than four times and in each case he was tried and found guilty of being an umpire-a fearless umpire
 To enlighten the reader on this subject it would be well to state that in the minor leagues there are such things as "homers," the same being umpires who always favor the home club. Bush never was and is not a homer" He rendered his decisions as he saw them, without fear of man or police force.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
What was the result?

W udN WAS tue result
 Not infreQuently he was arrested and put in jail Up in Koekuk. Iowa, one day about five years ago Bush was called upon to give a hard de cision on a play at the plate. The tieing run TOT the home club was coming in on the tenth inning. A relay from the outheld was made perfectly and the ball beat the run ner coming from third by Q hairs breadth.
 You're out" shouted Bush.
 You're a thief" roared the fans.
 There was g riot The police force who was sitting back of the home clubs bench, came on the field and -ook the first punch at Bush. Then ae hustled the umpire off to jail.
 When reached the jail.' says Bush, 'I had on my mask and pro tector. A pair of yeggs were sitting m the cell that l also was to occupy. One of them said to me What they got on you, pal?'
 I'm an umpire I told him.
 Well. you're in bad was the re ply
 ''I was arrested down in Texas an other time for appearing on the street. The previous day l had chased six of the home players for some reason or other When l left -he hotel they took me in tow. They put me in jail at o'clock in the aft -rnoon and kept me there until ,:SO that evening. They charged me with being an umpire. There was no aw on the statutes which made such crime punishable, so they turned ne loose. That night a white man shot down a negro and the policeman on the beat, bought him a drink.
 T have passed a few other nights n the city jugs for giving decisions as I saw them. even though they did hurt the home clubs chances, put that's all in the game
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15

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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
Eastern Markets
 Yesterday
(By L. J. Overlock)

BOSTON. March 1.-The Boston market opened dull but firm. Activi. ty centered mostly in Telephone and commercial Electric. Sugar and Pull. man. all of which issues showed con- siderable strength. There was again a disposition to take profits in the coppers, and for the most part they had an appearance of weakness until the last hour, when Amalgamaced and Anaconda became very active and strong, and the close generally better
 PAINE, WEBER and co.
 Total sales New York 567 800.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
CONNAUGHTS WEDDING ANNl
 NERSARX

OTTAWA, Ont, March 13:-Today marked the thirty-third anniversary of the wedding of His Royal Highness the Governor General and Duchess of Connaught. Before her marriage the Duchess of Connaught was Princess Louise, daughter of Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15

One.foHyfh eab sifled Rorp; r kcG- spooHfAk saLf.' oNp hot mikk; 7 egg, beafeH hghf.; 15 cup sRgays teaSbo0R- /HI VaNiiia e1traet; oAR6e ehOc0lafe.
 Mix flour and salt with very little cold milk; stir into the hot milk and cook ten minutes; add the chocolate and stir until it is melted and evenly blended with the flour mixture, then beat in the egg mixed with the sugar, and lastly the vanilla.
 You need the X C Cooks Book, con- teining this and SS other delicious re0pes-sent JJee upon receipt of the colored certifca,e pcked in every 25- cent can of K ( Baking Powder. Send to the JAQUEs MFc. Co.,. Chicago
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
Wheat
Corn

May --........ T 3-S July ..-... .......... n 7-S September ... ....,.. 72
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
THE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO RAILROAD co.
 PASSENGER SERVICE
Daily

Daily
 South Bound Martin Rou,d 7;35 a. m- Ly Clifton ar. 4:O3 D. mn. SIS a. m. Lv Guthrie Lv 3:3O D. m. 9:O0 B. m. Lv Duncan Lv 2:36 D. m lO:23 a. m. Lv Lordsburg Lv 1:33 D. Inn ll:3O a. m. AT Hachita Ev I2:I0 D. n- South bound train connects with southern Pacific west bound train No. l, leaving Lordsburg 10:57 a. m.. Mountain Time
 south bound train connects with Fl Paso & Southwestern east bound ,rain for El Paso. leaving Hachita at II 59 a. m., Mountain Time. and with west bound train for DongIas and Bisbee. leaving Hachita Al lf.59 a m.. Mountain Time.
 A. T. THOMSON, frsfic Manager. Clifton Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15

accordance with the authorities and Nor published by the by the well known SYNDICATE PUBLISHING co, NEW YORK
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
Cream Cake Makes You Hungry to Look at It

By 1fy5. Ianet VckeRzie ETiIi, Editorot 3he BOstOH Cooking SchO0L Haga=iHe
 When company arrives unexpectedly, this cream cake often covers an other wise embarrassing situation, for 1t answers the place of any other dessert as it can be stirred up quickly
 K c Cream Cake
 OHe-haT cup bHftey,, / cNb sugar; JokkS of eggs, 6eateN Hghf; Is4 6lbs SJfted f0HJ;; 2 ke1ei keaSbO0NfHks X ( Baking P07odt,J- H eap cold 5oate,i; sohikes Q 2 eggS, 6eateH djy.
 Cream the butter; add the sugar, yolks of eggs and water; then the flour, sifted three times with the baking pow der; lastly the whites of eggs. Bake in two or three layers; put these together with cream filling, and dredge the top with confectioneT' sugar. s4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10
MOUND CITY

The funeral Of George Gilbert Pol
ard, OF St Louis, was held at Beech
Grove cemetery Sunday afternoon.
fine body. accompanied by Mrs. Pol
ard aud Mr. and Mrs. Kerns, was
brought to Mounds AZ t:30 o'clock.
The services were conducted by Rev.
T. G. Anderson rector 81 Sc Peters
Episcopal church in this city. ana
the church choir. composed of Mes
danes Lon Shelton, NJ. Murphy.
William Montgomery aAd Misses
Lena 5terns and Edna Miller,
Messrs. r. f.. DeVorc aud Joseph
Martin, rendered the music. In adj
dition to those mentioned there were
in attendance Mir aud Mrs j. A..
Waugh, Mr. and Mrs L. G.. Perks.
Meadamcs ]. L. Brandt, William
Mertz. ] H. Fricker. n. G. LAWYER
and Charles Wchreuberg. Jr.. Miss
Anna Henderson, W w. Hough and
George Mertz, all Of this city: Mrs
William Parker and Mrs Matte
Hutton, Of Valley Recluse, and Mrs
Ernest lIosler, of Mounds. The pail
bearers were Joseph Lutz r. N.
ADAMS, G. s Miller, James Rushing
| land Davis Harris Mr. and Mrs s.
/ G. kerns, the latter daughter OF
tho deceased returned to st. Louis
Sunday afternoon. but Mrs. Pollard.
formerly Miss Mollie Cordinaly, Of
| this city, viii remain here until
4 "Wednesday as the guest of Mrs. +.
N. Tucker and othon friends.
Joseph Mu'9oy died at the Bon
darant hospital in Cairo az O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon Of typhoid fever
from which he had been i'll the past
two weeks. ilc was ~ years OF
age and had resided here 35 years
tlis wife died here several years ago
Aie leaves no children He was con
nocted for many years with ~
Mound city stave Co, which cease,
operations q few years ago He ha
Tor THIS past two years held the Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

Fair Guest Applied Tor Object Not us
uaIly Supplied by Rcateifies,
but She Got lt.

70 be a successful hasel cier8 you
must have an even temper There h.
no Ian under the san who Aa5 So
much to tty his temper a9 It hotel
cl@h The night cIera ot certain
Baltimore hotel is a yonag men with
the mos, polished rlaAacrs He Is
especially poltc 70 the ladies, but
few evenings ago he nearly lost hi
equilibrium when pretty sue2t asked
him to loan her "a alarm clock
u must get up very eorlv tomorrow
morning said tho l4lr s4esl; "gan
EoV loan me an alarm clocA-one
tint can depend on2'
4 win have Won called at any hour
you WISH" rcplied the clerk
That won't 40. You might forget
H. aud besides, / have no watch, and
If I wake UP during the night | like
10 know the time"
The clerk suggested that there was
a telephone in the room, but that
would not do. so he called the house
keeper. who loaned the fair guest an
alarm clock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10
NOTICE

The Board Of Local improvements
Of the city of Cairo, Illinois, hereby
gives public notice TO all persons in
terested that it did on the 9Th day
Of September, A. ID. 1912, file In the
County Court of the County Of Alex
ander, in the State of Illinois, its
certain written certificate, showing
that the cost Of the construction 81
the local improvement provided for
BY Ordinance No. 242 Of said City
Of Cairo, adopted March 2Sth, A. D.
1911, and approved March 29th, A
.. 1911, upon Fifteenth street, in
said City of Cairo, consisting Of the
construction upon the said Fifteenth
street Of a vitfihed brick pavement.
with a combination concrete" curb
and gutter oil both sides Of said
brick pavement, at the outside edges
Of said brick pavement, from tbs
west line Of Washington avenue &c
the west line Of Cedar street. in said
City of Cairo, excepting the inter
section Of Walnut street with said
Fifteenth street which had already
been paved with yitritied brick and
curbcd and guttered and except one
hundred and twenty-five (1221 fec'
of combination concrete curb and
gutter on the north side of said Fiji
| teenth street beginning at the west
| line Of Washington avenue and eX
| tending west the distance Of one
hundred and twenty-five t122D feet
which had already heen constructed
| said paving and glttering, at the III
| terscction of Cedar street with said
| Fifteenth street, being turned anG
lime on both sides Of said Fifteenth
| street so that the distance between
| the inner faces Of the curbs tx thirty
two t32j feet, or sixteen t1Gl fee
on each side of the center line O
the said Cedar street. and with nat
| ural limestone marginal curbs, Sc
on natural Garth foundation, at tn
outside edges of said brick pave
| HtUl anu btlNtCIi AAlt iuHlbc NhSN
Of the gutter-hags Of said curb am
gutter as turned and EXTENDED
laround and ont to the lot line OF
both sides of said Fifteenth stree
and also at the westerly end OF sal,
brick pavement, and consisting o
1.-THE construction Of brick catch
i basins in and upon the said Eff
teenth street and supplying cast
iron traps and cast-iron covers there
for, exclusive Of the cost and cX
pense of making and collecting th,
special tax assessment levied and as
sessed to pay for the construction o
said local improvement and of let
, ting and executing the contract re
lating to the construction of said 10
/ cal Improvement, was and is the sun
| Of Five Thousand, Six Hundred am
| Fifty Three Dollars and Sixty Fou
| Cents ($5, G53.64). and showing tina
|, the cost and expense thus far incur
I red in making and collecting tn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10
MISSISSIPPI
By GEORGE FITCH.
Author Of "a Good Old Siwash."


To reach MlSsisAippt, leave Meia
phis on the Yazoo Valley line and
,r,.o,a soptbward uptiti Won hear
e,,at,r Var,i,man dtacussipa tb,.
.,.aro oro.ti,r
,ljs-is, foni a., a medium s5@ea state
.,,i,b .oay hack ana a benufff3t
..a,.v,,r. pnni .nr,,lnraa bv the Mie-
,issinai ,dsa. which acts ~ n STAT.
anna ana is ah,yf as stable In HAT
,snarit, as F., bplI make The .tata
,.f, nm sbclf OF anisiapo wrh
AM, font Ina .et v,tar like Alabama
.,a 81 ,a,onase3 Of 4e Hae 4a,lara
rail.s ne mon damn soil. especially
adant.a Ear tha nrodpction Of cotton.
arn and darRies Mi.eiyaippj has
81 natural ra c,rree. in the neafa
Inc AMI .be yszoa aslto has hareiq
anough white men In ii 90 hold tie
r,litical or..as
1ltsejesippj has been a state for 90
yaaps n got \ Good atari but was
f,nebt n,ar and tramrled over 81
much I'm the civil war that 1t has
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

fee Of aieht marshal. The body
@aS brought To This city and was
placed in the Odd Fellows hall
ghare it Will lie in state until $50
his afternoon. when, accompanied
~ his brother, John Mulyey OF this
ity, ana nephew Joseph Mulvey, Of
st. Louis. /, will be taken 10 Stone
forr' for burial tomorrow morning
The Vienna lodge Of Odd Fellows. Of
which he was a member, will have
eharge OF he services.
Miss Helen Abbie AFTER and WEI.
liam Dean. Of Cairo, who were mar
led at the Congregational parson-
ge by Rev Joseph Buie last Tines
day evening under the names 0i
Rose Brown and William James, OF
puekneyyllle. secured new license
their light names and were re-
carried by Rev Bsie al the par
onaec hers Saturday evening They
we're unacsompauied at both mar
riages.
The Ladies Bible class Of the Com
! resatianai church will conduct a
social on the church lawn this t'ltlee-
layl evening.
Miss clara Perks, OF villa Ride,
las accepted position with Mur-
ghpy q Co.. and win probably re-
main here this winter.
Mrs. Elmer Boyd and Mrs II. A.
Mason spent Sunday afternoon with
their relative, Frank Lyerly, at
America. Mr. Lyerly Is slowly i'm
proving, after serious illnoss
Miss Agatha Burgess, OF America,
Jeff Monday for Eureka, Ill, where
lac is attending school
Mr.. aud Mrs James Esque, OF St.
Louis, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Eliiza Tarf and niece,
Mrs Fred Schoenfeldt.
Joseph Berry Of Memphis, was
severely injured two weeks ago
Evhilc at work for the e. G. Toofa
| Printing CO. The index finger Of
trsa left hand was torn off and the
thumb aud palm were badly laeerat-
tea when his hand was caught in a
IBrinting press An operation viii
be- performed this week in which
some skin viii 30 taken from one Of
Ihis limbs ana grated onto the i'll
iured hand Mr.. Berry's wife was
formerly Miss Little Hambletou, OF
aajs city. 2nd he ia qUitr we'll known
here.
MISS Sarah Campbell, OF McLeasn-
borQ. arrived yesterday 20 attend
the funeral Of her cousin Mrs Mary
Conley which viii be hgId az
o'clock this morning at the 1hnre'
OF the immaculate Nonces or
fCatholic.) Rev Fathers Engle ana
Bannon of East ST Louis Nanpeit
Of prairie din Rocher and Mumbom
Of this city viii conduct the funeral
Special ears Will leave Third an,
walnut street at 1885 to couyel
the funeral party to 81. aMry's GENE
terry where intorment will take
place.
MIR. and Mrs r. l.. Porter OF Craa
Springs, spent sunday with MIR a''
/ Mrs. George ThammelI Mrs Por
ten remains ion visit, while he
husband left Monday morning 10
home.
ms. Grant YoalSum . Mound
passed through The city YESTERDAY
afternoon en- route 90 Grand Cheii
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10
ITIEBES


Mrs ]. W. Dixon and son, James
re visiting relatives at Stephens,
Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. G A. Marchildon
have returned from Canada
Mrs Keith visited relatives at
ANNA last week
Miss Clara II0rnberger, Of Steele
Tile, has come to spend the winter
With Mrs John Petit
Philip Simpkins. Of Oran. Mo, Wis
ted relatives here last week
Mayor VIM. King made business
rip to Missouri Friday
Chas Tiusley lost his saw mill by
jrst last Saturday night
Mrs Green, Of Fayville, visited
riends here last week.
Mrs. Momge and and daughter. Of
limo, visited relatives here last
eek
Ernest eallwell, Of Mcclure, was
ere yesterday
Gus Sanders has moved to Fay
lie.
MFR. and Mrs J. A. Summons OF
afro, visited relatives here last
| eek.
Miss Della Crawford has returned
| rom st. Louis
Messrs w, A Phelps, C c Bailey
4 c Brown and Mr. and Mrs. S. r
ill attended the fair at Marion last
| week
Mr. Walter PaTord and family are
sitting relatives at Smithlaud Ky.
is week
| Rev Il J. Mitchell, Of Decatur
ias been appointed pastor of the NJ
| z church here this year lie viii
| rove to Tbebes this week.
| The Thebes school and the Brown
| lie school viii oeen September IL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

John Muir says that among tbe larg-
CT birds Of the Yosemite valley are
geese ami eagles, and the former are
often deceived in the height Of the
valley walls, rising to considerable
height suly to find that the task 10
beyond them and then descending
with loud screams. They are strong
OF wind and limb, but starting from
the bottom they cannot reach the top.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10
NOTICE

The Board Of local Improy cments
OF the city Of cairo, Illinois, hereby
gives public notice TO all persons
Interested that IT did on The 9Th
day Of september, A. H. 1912, file in
the Comfy Court Of the County Of
Alexander, III the state OF Illinois.
its certain written certificate show
inr that the cost Of the construction
of the local Improvement provided
or BY ordinance No 80 vi said ,City
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

In the midst of the charges and
conntercharges flying back and forth
between the two factions Of the Re
publican party, Woodrow Wilson
stands serene and unassailed. He
has no past that is not creditahle to
him Every year of his life has
been lived in such n way that now
when lie stands on the heights no
man can say a word against him or
( cast aspersions upon his record or
impugn his motives There is M
question In the minds Of the Aineri
can people as TO Wilson's honor aud
trnthfuness. NO thin ~ Steel Tmyi
ar sttnaarf ol R9rruptioos fiads
haa taraished his name or involved
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

The advent of the Bnll Moose has
got Them all guessing. The cFcniu'
contemporary included ALI o. which
will account for that painful and
deadly silence relative 60 all matter
Of political nature. The sflonoou
publication has not devoted more
than two columns of editorial space
to the pre- campaign Is it like
many other erstwhile Republican OF
cans afraid to start an argument?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

him, in heated exchanges with mona
beers OF his parry of the shori and
ugly word No man has called him
liar and he has not had the occa-
sion TO give the lie TO anyone. vii
son stands ont in this campaign rs
the one man whose record lis unas-
sailed and whose program meets the
approval OF the entire body OF hia
own party
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

Gov Wilson hat bit the mad
squarely on the head in his treat
pent of the labor problem in his
Banalo speech with characteristic
thoroughna~s the next President has
handled the subject Of minimum wag
in such way rs % leave nothing
further 10 he said bic has settled
the question FOR all time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

Pen~ose, Archbold aud Roosevelt
no doubt are all waiting o see how
many more letters Mr., Hearst has
IN his strong box There seems to
be lively sense OF impending
trouble in All the charges and coun-
which the $50 factions Of
the two Republican parties are hurl-
ing at each other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

If you fail to receive your {.
paper by Z q m. on week.
days and 8 a., m, ON Sundays,
telephone to The Bnlletin Of
fee, No. sc, either phone and
one will be sent to you by
special messenger.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

!
To the construction Of said local inn
proveInent and the said estimated
amount required to pay the aeeruiIis
interest on the bonds issued aad TO
be issued by the said city Of Cairo
10 anticipate the collection OF the
special tax assessment levied and as
sessed for the making OF said local
Improvement. amount, IN the aegre-
gate, 10 the sum Of Eleven Thousand
Two Hundred and FIFTY Seven Dol
lara and Forty Nine Cents tS11,-
25f.49l. and showing that said local
Improvement has been finished sud
completed by Roy l.. Williams. the
tontraeto' making said local i'm.
ptoXemeut and showing that said
local idiproyement, as lin shed and
completed BY the said Roy h. VIII
liam9. conforms substantially to the
requirements of the original ordi-
nance providing for the construction
o} said local Improvement. and show
| iNg that said local Improvement was
accepted by the Board OF Local I'M
proyementa Of the said City Of Cairo,
lIllinos, on the seventh day of Aug
u5t, a. ~ 1919, that the said Board
| OF local Improvements of the said
| City Of Cairo, on the said 9Th day of
September. a. u 1912, also filed in
said County Court of said County
OF Alexander it's certain written APP
| pljcalou or petition showing the
| filing hy il in said Comfy Court Of
said written certificate and asking
| The said County Court OF said
| County of Alexandcr to consider and
Il determine whether or not the facts
stated In the said certificate are
/ true, and asking the said County
Court Of said County of Alexander
| ~ fix a time aud place FOR . hear
| ms upon the said petition and to
rater the same al record; that the
| said County Court of the SAID Conn
| ty of Alexander has made and en-
| tered OF record an order fixing Mon.
day, the seth day ot September, a
u. 1St2 at the hour Of nine o'clock,
A. NJ as the time, and the county
court room, in the county court
house, in the City Of Cairo. in the
County OF Alexander and State of
Illinois, as the place for the hearing
an the said petition
All persons -as'rng to do 50, may
file objections to abe said certificate
2r 10 the said petition, or 70 both Of
them. in said court on or befoee the
said day fixed by the said court for
She hearing Of the said petition, not
ate than nine o'clock, A. NJ. of the
asst named day and may appear in
1.-THE said court on the hearing of said
petition and make their defence
thereto, II any defence they have
rot later than nine o'clock, A NJ.
| of the last named day.
Dated this Gth day of September
\. n 1912
GEORGE PARSONS.
President,
S. J. NICHOLSON,
VIM WAGNER,
JULIUS SERBIAN,
PETER SAUP.
RUFUS r. FLACk,
D. Nj, KELLY,
O, P. HURD. JR..
Board Of Local improvements Of thu
City Of Cairo Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

where there IS smoke there is IRE
according to the ancient IAN The
lhird term candidate IS nfGing con
atsntiy IN a smoky atmosphere, hui
no is vociferonsly shouting that there
is no fire
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-10

when the attention of The Bnl
ietin is called to any misstatement
of fact or to any error concerning
any man or thing, corrections viii
eheerfuily be maGe.l