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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
TUCSON EXPERT
 WINS HONORS
H. B. left ROmps Away from Local Shots in Contests at Traps on
 Sunday
TEXAS CRACK FAILS

H. B. Tefft, of Tueson, walked away with tue hOnors at the clay pigeon carnage at the local rife range on the Country Club grounds Sunday, his score being G birds out of 15. Mi chael. was able to get away with only 4I out of 75. This man is handl- capped by the fact that he has only one arm, and ordinarily fl out of Q would be a phenomenal score for a singlewinged nfarksman. but Michael was in FOOT form, and as his score stacks up against past performances, his work was of color Sunday.
 , McVay. the local top-notcher Gid not come up to the expectations Of his friends but he offers no excuses for his showing, giving full credit to the Tucson man for his victory. It is known, however, that McVay was suffering from pleurisy, and that while he was at work on the IEnge he was wrapped like mummy, with bandages around his manly chest.
 The scores made were: Michae, i ii-75: Tert. 63-75; McVay, 56-75; Sterling. 43-75: Schwartz. 3l-50; ! Downs, 3i-0: Phillips. 14-50; Gun nrngham 19-50.
 IL is probable that the gunfest will 1 be repeated next Sunday, as both Mi chael and Tent will be in the city ] on that date. Local sans are anxious i to see Michael work when he is in | form. to see. if his eveTy-day work ] measures up to his classy reputation Sunday a week ago he knocked four teen of the mud henCs galley west hands running.
 Since the rifle gallery on Main l street was closed, the indoor rifi' 1 matches have not been pulled of This. together with the fact tha there was a difficulty with the west ern league management in Netting it' scores credited. caused the loca club 10 drop out of the United State; championship contest. The local ri hemen are keeping practice, however
 anticipating an invitation from Tue
 son to take part in the two-day shoo
 to be held in that city during tn
 Elks' celebration in March.
 Showing that they have not los
 form. a week ago Ives made a SCOT,
 of 4S at 800 yeards, Marshall A, fluff
 man 8 and Hendy g. The rifeme
 will be out again next Sunday to kee
 in fUTm for the Tucson event. IL ha
 not been decided yet whether the lc
 cal club would have a team in tn 1, Tucson contest. but number-of tn i, individual members have signitie | theu intention of participating.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
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WHEN FRANK G0TCH LOST
 HIS PUGILISTIC AMBITION

SPOKANE. Wash, Feb. 5:-Al- bert L. fBioOmer) Weeks, Nho has just received the appointment as chief Of the Spokane fire department. succeeding A. Harry Myers. resigned. hammered all fistic ambition out Of Frank Gotch, champion wrestler. in a 12 round bout at the Spokane Anna teur Athletic club the night of Sep tember 29. 1905 The Dattle was de- clared draw by Eddie Quinn, referee who had been instructed to call it eSen if both the men were on their feet at the close of the 18th round. II was Weeks last fight.
 The fireman started in wildly, but soon settled down 10 business and fought the~pride of Iowa to a stand still. Gotch was flooTed by a terrific swing in one of the early rounds and stalled during the rest of the bout to avoid punishment and earn a draw.
 Mark Shaughnessy. widely known in sporting circlss in California and along the Pacific coast. who trained Weeks looked upon the fireman as championship material. He showed
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
JOHN ADAMS BACK
 WITH WARREN GOLFERS
Expert Will Pass the Rest Of the Season Upon Local Links

There is rejoicing among the golf. ing contingent of the Warren District Country club, and the game will have its annual boost. New players will come out on the links and others who have been in the game heretofore will soon be noticed to have acquired pet ter form" scores will Secome lower and generally Improvements will be seen. PorQue? Why John Adams is back. Adams the gelfing expert who has done so much tor the game in the southwest, who laid out the Warren course at the beginning and afterward suggested changes that improved it, who put the Douglas course in the shape it is, changing 1t from short six hole course as at first laid out who laid out links for NacoZari, who taught the game to most of the play CTS who have become expert enough to wrest laurels from the Fl Paso players who were making rounds, of the links before country clubs were even contemplated > southern Arizo- na.
 John Adams returned to Bisbee and the Warren District last Saturday. He and Mrs Adams spent Saturday and Sunday as guests of the Copper Queen hotel and will soon move into the Ad sit cottage at Warren which will be their home until the snow and ice have melted in the northland and thcy returnito those place where tine winds from Lake Michigan sweep the faii greens, when the birds fit northward for the summer.
 Arrangements have been made fol Adams 10 become the club pro during the balance of the wis ter season which composes most of the golf sea son in this section He will give les
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06

class in boxing bouts with Bob" F1tzsimmons and Jim" Jeffries and once was matched to fight Doc" Rol- Ter but the authorities would not sanction the mill. Friends prevailed upon Weeks to quit the fighting game and work for something better At that time he was a member of the fire department. working on the ladder wagon. Hs earned rapid promotion from the ranks and later became sec retary 10 Chief Myers.
 Weeks was one of the best semi professional ball players in this part of the northwest eight or nine years ago. He played first base. fielded in big league style, was a heavy hitter and fast as a runner. He played with the northwestern feaguers on numer- ous occasions and made good, but could not be induced to quit the hook and ladder wagon for the professional diamond game.
 Weeks was born at Salem. Ore. 3i years ago. and has been connected with the Spokane fire department since 1898.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
Mn.n 2 KIna Is iII.

And there Is this curious psycho- logical fact to be remembered A seri- ocs Illness or a death advertises the doctor exactly as a hanging sdvertises the barrister who defended the per son .haaged Suppose. for example. royal parsonage gets something wrong with his throat, or has z pain in his inside 1T a doctor effects some trumpery cure with a wet compress or a peppermint lozenge nobody takes the lesst notice Of him. But If he operates or the throat aud kills the patient, or extirpates an internal or gan and keeps the whole nation pal pitst!ug for days while the patient hovers in pain and fever between life and death. his fortune is made. Ev- cry rich man who 0nits to call him in when the same symptoms appear iI Lls household ia held not to have hoae his utmost duty to the patient. The wonder is that there is a king or queen left alive in Europe -G. s Shaw, The Doctors Dilemma"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06

sons to those that need them and his ready advice. given whenever it, is sought, will be welcome to the play CTS who have reached the stage of team members.
 Warren has made great strides toward team proficiency in golf. It's ten or twenty-men teams are factors to be reckoned>with by any that may go against them, and it is certain that before the present session en6d a still greater proficiency win have been obtained
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
NATIONAL cANNERs' coNVEN
 TON

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Feb. 5:-Ac- siye cooperation in the movement which makes for better agricui-ure and larger crops is to be one of the leading subjects Of discussion at the annual convention of the National Gamers association. which began ln this city today with d large attend ance. The convention will continue in session until Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
FOOTBALL RULES ID
 BE GREATLY CHANGED
New Regulations Will Make College Game Hardly
 Recognizable

NEW YORK Feb. 2.-Radical . changes in the rules for 1912 foot bah were made b. the rules com mittee association here today An
 extra down is allowed for the 10 lard gain, the forward pass can be made l0 yards beyond the goal line ana the value CT touchdown is si, instead of five points. The on-slck
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
MURDER IS SUSPECTED

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5-Smith Harrison. an English capitalist, was found dead fronf asphyxiation in his hote~today. The gas pipe was brok- en of His estate in England IS worth a qdarter of a million. The police say it is not suicide, but mur- der.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Standard cop per weak. sFot and futures 1860 to 70. Arrivals l15 tons. exports this month 7,2lS tons. Lake unchanged. Lead duS and lower. 3.g5 to 4.05, New York, ten cents lower than East St. i.Ouis
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
rrestlaa aaiorLsa, naI..marc Cel,s

gkErc SVer rFoFHfrf7i fHr0r- q CTs b0if-- 7rufei hFf,s cl s sa.as fers shof s,f -TalsfNss cHf eh2peek 4Ef-sicatg: 5J.r c-if Cd fAss siic-5.
 Stir the sugar and water until the sugar is dissolved. then let hoil withoat stirring Entl tiie ssrup from a spoon r'ill spsr a long thread; pour upon thc whites of the eggs. beaten dry, beating constantly r-isaCwiiiie Conti1re the acating ruti. the irosting is c0id; add tEe f.rit and spread upon tae cake.
 Tbs x C Cooks Enok couiains aiaciF iust Hich driiciou- l., ipes. --ln I4l iiunius- fif q tul fasir.T Ntffcan -,cufs' c4iiiF gfff hEs c1f- .ug The ctrfilicaic packed in every 25-ccut cstl o. rs b4king Poy der 70 Inc JA9r ss Mrc. CO, Chicagn. Sruai -14-s d u9t c5a.-.lr Co-k's sook IcTti1s-tc.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
Shun r-rsonalltie

Keep clear Of personalities in gen eraI conversation Talk of things. ob' fleets. thoughts. The smallest minds occupy themselves with personalities
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06

female troubles and bearing down pains thatI could not stand on my feet long enough to do my work. The doctor said 1 would have to undergo an opera ton, but my husband wanted me to try Lydia F. Pinkhanfs VegetableCompound first. 1 took three
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
Lady Baltimore Cake


The Most Popular Cake This Season HyJI'-s. ./aHcf -lLchcH=ic Ell. EdiE0yQf The BOst01 C00kiRg .Sch00f .Aaga-ige
 This is considered by many cooking authorities the finest cake that can be made, though in reality it is not al all difficult.
 C. Lady Baltimore Cake
 CuS cgb 6Hiiey; 2 CRbS gvGRHi2ka sugar; 7 csp Wilk. / kcaSbO0Slfni rose 7gGle,. 5Il cHbS E0NJ: 3 krlck teaSb0oH- fnks x ( E0tiRg I0acaey; syAites 0f 6 egcS, bcatcR GJJ.
 Cream the butter and beat in the sugar gradually. Sift together, three times, the flour and baking powder, and add 10 the butter and sugar. alternatelyw with the milk and rose water. Lastly, add the egg whites. Bake in threc-layer cake pans. Put the layers together with the following frosting.
 EoIr--Thc cake is large osc and sells at Women Exchanges Tor sl.5J.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
En.nm snI,s tor Burns.

Bosom salts. one pound. put m gallon iar'> all with rain. water. label ~Put Aside" use immediately when needed. National Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
Time Is Long.

Time is infinitely long and each day Is a weasel into which great deal nay be poured-if one will actually ell 1t up.-Gcethe.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06

ing ball cannot score a legitimate goal. The interval Eetweensthe first second and third and foIrth periods IS reduced from two m0utes to one
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-06
WOMAN ESCAPES DREADFUL
 OPERATION
How She Was Saved From Surgeons Knife by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
 ble Compound.

Mogadore, Ohio. "The first two years 1 was married ] suffered so much from
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union SOCIAL
Of Sunday Schools Of City
Enjoyable Event

The first OF what is to be hoped will
be frequent Union socials Of the Sun
day schools of the city was held last
night at the association building. The
number present was beyond all expec-
tation. In all parts of the building
people were found enjoying them
selves to the number OF at least 600
The main part of the reception was
In the gymnasium and 1t was there
that the program was given. Mr.. Alan,
superintendent of schools, opened with
remarks in his usual pleasing style.
Mr.. Rudin of the A. A. Dowds Dry
Goods Co. presented the trophy cup
donated by their firm to the Sunday
School basket ball league. Mr.. Clar-
ence Lauderbaugh, captain of the vic
torious team from the Methodist Epis-
copal school, received the trophy and
responded to Mr.. Rudin. Two vocal
numbers were very much enjoyed, a
duet by Misses Cochran and Mccoy
and solo by Miss Patterson At the
close Of the program the Congregation
al Sunday school issued challenge to
the Baptist boys to play off the tie
they were in for second place. The
refreshments We're served.
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The program and box social which
tho young women of the Batemantown
church gave on Saturday evening was
a great success and attendance good.
MIR. and Mrs H. G. Thompson moved
into their new home on Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Strong entertained Miss
T4uella Linn of Fredericktown Friday
and Saturday.
Quite a number of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. ii. G. Thompson gave them
IA pleasant surprise on Thursday ev-
esning OF last week. A good social time
was enjoyed by all and refreshments
were served. All left wishing them
health and happiness in their new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Carter OF Mt.
Vernon. who have been visiting In this
neighborhood returned to their home
ON Monday.
Mrs. Elma Hair, who has been quite
fll. Ia much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson and
slaughter, Bertha, entertained at their
home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coch.
ran. MIR. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mrs
George T. Murphy and the Misses Jes.
'sie Strong and Luella Linn OF Fred
lsriGlktown.
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While cutting wood for David Crun-
&ilton last Friday Lester Paige cut his
foot so badly that several stitches
were required. He is being cared for
at the home of Mr.. Crumkilton.
Percy Crumkiton left for Marion
Tuesday evening to get some repairs
for his machinery.
Afr. Israel Mccoy of Canton is visit
3ng his son, W. b. Mccoy.
MIR. and Mrs. IL. Il. Beal visited
friends at Centerburg few days last
wek.
MIR. George Kirkpatric of Iona, Mich.
is visiting at the Dunmire home.
MIR John Miller, living south of
town, is suffering from rheumatism.
Feed is scarce in this locality that
stock offered at public sales sells very
low IL sold at all.
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v. NJ. C. A. CONVENTION

Toronto, Ont, March 7--Representa-
aivea or branches of the Young Mems
Ckristian Association In Ontario and
Quebec met In the new Friends
Schurch In this city today for the Joint
annual Provincial convention. The
rssssions viii continue over tomorrow.
On addition to consideration of re-
ports and the future of the various
branches OF association work, the
amost important matter for discussion
As the proposed national organization,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porterfleld
and children Pauline and Dwight, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Porterfield
Mrs. DR.. Hull spent few days last
week with her daughter in Mt YER
non.
Miss Ethel Ramsey was caller In
Mt. Vernon Saturday,
Miss Sallie Harris returned to her
home In Howard after spending n
week with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Lawrence Busey and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Melick were guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Rash Core Sunday.
Ina and Everett Virgins visited
their grandparents Sunday ut East
Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Renis Burkholder spent
Sunday with the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Frey.
Jane Holtz Is on the sick list
Miss Iva Melick of Dennis spent
Saturday aud Sunday with her sister,
Mrs A, Cummins.
Miss Eliza Hoyreturned to her home
Sunday after spending the winter with
relatives near Martinsburg.
Harry Hess returned to school en-
Monday after being absent week with
the grip.
Miss Mabel IIarris OF Mt, Vernon IL
visiting her parents.
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A Pathetic Biz OF a Ballad.

"You may say for me-" said the banker
as he sat In his donjon keep
'"That l thank the public for all they've
done and Here he began to weep.
And the sob reporter wrote yarn that
was destined to make you cry.
And those who read said: "lt's too bad
I'm sorry Tor him. poor guy
The sob reporter went TO the man us he
came from the prison cell.
and the man. released. said; "On your
way. / haven't word to tell
"But the people" the sob reporter SAID,
the people want to know
And tho man leaned back In his limousine
and uttered loud ''ho. ho."
New York Mall
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OlNIeeHwyys News
Missionary Class
Ea4arta;nad

Entertained
The missionary class of the M. p.
Sunday school met at the home of
Mrs. Clem Huntsberry, on North Main
street, Wednesday afternoon. The
meeting opened with the song Pass
Me Not. oh Gentle Saviour" Scripture
reading by Mrs. Mary Workman; pray
er by Mrs. Fleming and song, THE
Kings Business" by the class. After
the regular business, surprise was
rendered Mesdames Huntsberry,
Sweet, Reeder and Botkin in honor of
their birthday anniversary. The class
served refreshments, after which they
presented beautiful fruit dish to each
OF the four ladies'. The afternoon was
very pleasantly spent and each one de-
parted feeling that they had had a
real good time Those present were
Mr.. Clell Workman, teacher, Miss Flor
lie Paule, Mesdames Olive Stoyle, May
Sutton, Kate Barringer, Elizabeth
Fleming, Ella Workman, Mary Work.
man, Isabella Doty, Annie Sutton,
Mana Clark, Cora Lemley, Nina Bot.
kin, Oatie Sweet, Mary Reeder, Mar.
garet Severns and the hostess Mrs
Ellen Huntsberry.
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Go slowl

II golfer Is going to boast let him
BOAST modestly, heard golfer say
one autumn evening as he toasted him
Self before the clubhouse FIRE:
Never did see better golf than this
afternoon My opponent got away
every drive. he hit every brassey clean.
he approached perfectly. and he didn't
miss single put.
How much did he beat you by"
BEAT meY said the modest man
with look of surprise. why, he
didn't beat me. It,was my game from
the start Washington Star
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-08
Organize
Aid Society

Organize
Aid Society
The ladies' OF the M. q. church of
Brandon organized Ladies' Aid So
ciety at the home OF Mrs. Elmer VIII.
liams at Brandon Wednesday after.
noon. Eighteen members were pres.
ent at the organization. The officers
elected were as follows:
President Myrtle Williams.
Vice President-Blanche Milligan.
Secretary-Pearl Morey.
Treasurer--Addie Milligan
Organist-Allce Baughman.
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To Mothers-and Others

gou can use Bucklen's Arnica Salve
70 cure children of eczema, rashes. tet-
set, chatings, scaly and crusted hum
erR, ~ we'll az their accidental injur-
74ea---cuts, burns. bruises. etc. with
DsIfect safety. Nothing else heals 80
quickly. For boils, ulcers, old, run
ming OF fever sores or piles 1t has no
equal. 25 cents at q. r. Baker & Co.
ut. Vernon.
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Glorious t,ews

comes from Dr. ]. T. Curtiss, Dwight,
Kan. He writes 81 MT only have
cured bad cases of eczema in my pa
tients with Electric Bitters, but also
cured myself by them of the same dis
ease. feel sure they will benefit any
case of eczema" This shows what
thousands have proved, that Electric
Bitters is most effective blood puri-
fer. Its an excalent remedy for &C.
'Eema, letter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils
and running sores. It stimulates liver,
kidneys and bowels, expels poisons,
helps digestion, builds up the strength.
Price 80 cts. Satisfaction guaranteed
by @. r. Baker & Co.. Mt Vernon
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Good Answer.

"what is consciencer asked the
Sunday school teacher. This was fol-
lowed hy dead silence.
"what do we Gull the thing that tells
us when we do wrongT" asked tho
teacher.
"Grandma." promptly replied the lit
test girl IN the class,--Philadelphln
Record.
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snoouraaina His Patients.

The Young Doctor-They tell me
you are noted FOR encouraging your
patients
The Successful Old Doctor Yes.
Many of my wealthieat patients think
they are sick whom there IL nothing
the m,t'er with them, and ] always
encourage theIa CleTelaod Plain
Dealer
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FOSTER
IS GUILTY
Of Burglary And Larceny As
Charged In Indictment
The Jury Was Out But A Halt
Hour On Thursday
Returning The Verdict Short
ly Before Noon Hour
The Case OF Ohio VS.. Clarence
Foster Next Taken Up
Other Items OF Interest From
Temple OF Justice

Charles Foster, indicted for burglary
and larceny, was found guilty, as
charged in the indictment, by the jury
in the court Of common pleas about
1915 o'clock Thursday morning.
The jury was out but half hour.
Foster was charged with burglariz.
Ing the Mcclure store at centerburg.