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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
YUMA HAS RIVAL IN
 GOVERNMENT TOWN
United States Will Offer Lots for Sale Adiac-
 ent 10 Project

Yuma valley in Arizona. much ma ligned and often misrepresente0 as the hottest point in the United States. Is just now one of the bus lest places in the southwest Tho reclamation service Is concentrating a food deal Of it's energies in the completion of the larger engineerins f~aeureS of It's irrigation system in order 10 be ready 10 supply water to ; lor portion of the valley early this spring. With l7sG men and 322S work animals employed, the excavation Of the canals and construction or the siphou are pro. ceeding With a rush.
 The siphon under the Colorado river is now within 4s5 feet Of the Arizona side concrete tube will carry good sized stream loo feet beneath the taHny Colorado from the main canal on the California side to the elaborate ditch system in Arizona
 Plans are being made for an early sale of town lots on the government toWnsite at Bard. Ca. Surround: lg this townsite are l72 farms recect- ly filed upon by homeseekers wno have in comparatively short time cleared $500 acres and have put in crops 2265 acres
 This section is 10 become the home of the "Llttle Landers." The farms ultimately will become small because of tue extreme productive ness of the soil and i2 months Cf harvests. The new town Of Bard is therefore certain 10 become an at tractive country town and will af- ford numerous opportunities for the establishment of mercantile houses, a cannery, creamery and openings for the various professions.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

succeed United States Senator Gard ner, now filling the unexpired term Of the late Senator William P. Frye.
 President Taft. the first Yale man to become chief executive of the na- ton, has the help In running the government of fifteen Yale men who are members of the sixty-second con sress, according to a canvass just made. Of these Yale men four are in the senate and eleven in the house Of representatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

When Harry Wolverton leads his New York Yankees on the field for the opening battle of the season he will be presented with a loving cup. the gift of Oakland (Calif.) fans. liar ry managed the Oakland team last season and made good
 Bob Ewing says he doesn't care whether He plays ball or not. He is raising fancy swine and getting big money for the porkers.
 Grover Alexander, Geo. Paskert and Fred Luderas have signed contracts for the seasons 1912-13-14 with the Philadelphia Nationals.
 Jack Lselivelt is to be given a tryout at first base by Manager Ganzel ot the Rochester team. Leliyelt play ed left field for Washington last sea son
 Pittsburgh fans have nothing more to worry them. Marty O'Toole, the ''s22 800 twirling beauty" has sent his signed contract to President Bar ney Dreyfus.
 Hugh McBreen denies that his Jer- sey City Club is to be a farm for the Boston Red Sox. Nothing like that in the 'Skeetor' family" says Hugh.
 Arthur Bues. the third base recruit from Seattle. is expected to deliver the fancy article for the Giants the coming season. Bues led the north western league in batting last season with an average of .353, and made 2 home runs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

Many leading democrats express the hope that in the presidential con vention in Baltimore a resolution will be adopted which will be the prelim inary step to the abrogation of the two-thirds rule in the national con vention of 1916.
 A decision is expected soon in re sards to the place and date for hold ing the Populist party national con yention this year. Nebraska leaders are making strong effort to secure the convention for Lincoln.
 Former Congressman Edwin c. Bur leigh, who represented the Third Maine district in the house for four teen years until defeated two years ago, has announced his candidacy tc
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Martin is Ranauetted

Andrew Martin, who is to be sec retary to Representative Carl Hay. den, has been rendered a banquet by the Young Mems Democratic club of Tucson. At rr--s banquet J. NJ. Ron. stadt, os tfbt city was endorsed as delegate to the national convention al Baltimore.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Is cslaht in Pumo

Joe Valenzuela, employed on the Shanley ranch near Globe. caught his right arm in the cogs of a pump Ine arm was torn out rom the sock ct. and his shoulder and side also mangfed, but it is believed rhac he sull has a chance Of recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Stolen Ioot Recouered

Hundreds of dollars worth of stolen property were recovered in Phoenix this week following the arrest oi Luis Ramos. His home was found to be yeritable cache, the plunder ranging from silks and satins to fancy shoes.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Plans not Ready

". H. Aldridge, managing director of the Inspiration company. has ar rived in Globe. He states that the plans Of the company as to the work that is to be done are not yet complete, and therefore has nothing to give as to them.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Practical Suggestion.

A new association proposes to have oil American railroads lined with flow CTS and hedges. pat what our railroad rights of way really need is to be lined with feather beds. What good would it do anybody to fall on pansy when trains collide?
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
ahnr Min Parade

A monster labor parade. the largest ever seen in Arizona. is one of the featrues planned in Phoenix in con- nection with the inauguration day ceremonies Every labor organiza- ton and fraternal organization in the city is expected 10 participate.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Telephones for Disuatchinu

That the Southwestern will use telephones for train dispatching at its Tucson terminal IS the statement of the Citizen. It adds that long distance system is to be installed by the railroad company.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Susnect is Arrested

John Swinnew, suspected of com plicity in the recent attempt to rq5 the bank at Tempe. has been arrest ed The prisoner was taken into GUS. Iody near Florence. He denies an- connection with the affair. anl will seek to establish an alibi
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.
Arizona News
 Brevifies
Furniture aill Passes

The bill to give the sta;e Of Ari. 5nildiag. heretofore passed by the house. was concu;Ted :n hy the sen a'e oD :.r>osy. ard 'e :oR Q the hands of the tziiens ya: 0s his s.guature
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
BEES ARE
 REVIVED IN B|SBEE
Review Dictionary Offer ReviVes Interest in
 Oldtime Game
Trans mas.ni-f-can-ban-darn-u-al-

Trans mag-ni-f-can-ban-dam-u-al-
 i-ty-
 Of all the words l ever heard that
 one is q puzzle to me.
 l know you can spell cat
 And other simple little words like
 that:
 But spell
 Trans mag ni-h-Can-ban-dam-u-a
 i'y" Probaly that word ism in the WeO- sters New Illustrated Dictionary or any other dictionary, but the song shows that spelling is a popular pas time for all.
 The wonderful dictionary distribU- ton which is being conducted through The Review has resulted in reviving the jolly and instructive old spelling bee" The compact, neatly bound, largetyped and comnrehen- sive lexicon now Obtainable at nom inal cost by everybody is just the ideal book on which to base a spell ing bee.
 The dictionaries not only continue iE popular favor. but the demand for them al The Review office is steadily increasing
 The dictionary idea has made tre- mendOus hit. To be able to obtain limp leather bound dictionary, con- piete in word definition and including many valuable. upto-date charts Of statistics, with supplementary articles on grammar and diction. is truly an opportunity never before offered to the public. Save six consecutive coupons from The Review, take them 10 the office, and by paying the small cash bonus a copy of this useful and instructive volume will become ours. Or pay for The Review for six months and get a copy ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Taken to Ohio

Henry Mainz. arrested in Phoenix on q charge of having embeZzled S300 from his employers in Ohio, has sub mitrpd to extradition. and left on ., ednesday with an Ohio deputy to face trial on the charge alleged.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Sent Back to Florence

J. C. Evans a negro who was re gently paroled was re-arrested. his conduct since release not having been satisfactory. and has been returned to the penitentiary at Florence To complete his unexpired term Of sen tence.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Humboldt to Resume

R. T. Walker, general superintenf- ent of the Consolidated Shelters com pany. was recently in Prescott, and stated that the Humboldt smeltsr would soon resume operations, piac- ing February 15 as the date.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Returns 10 Tucson

Senator-elect Mark A. Smith left Phoenix on Wednesday. and returned to his home in Tucson, where he will complete his preparations for leaving for Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
CHARGE YOUNG
 FEATHERS NEST
Arizona Democrat Accus. es Secretary of Seeking t0 Collect Money
 of State
TO POCKET A HALF

1 In the Associated Press telegraphic
 report yesterday morning was a des patch from Phoenix relative to In surance companies in Arizona and the
 payment Of fees in advance to Ter l rltorial Secretary George |. Young. | Upon this subject The Democrat pub. | fishes a long article containing some | startling statements relative to what
 it terms an attempt by the present | secretary to feather his nest" and a
 signed statement on the subject by
 Attorney General elect George Purdy 1 Bullard.
 The Democrat alleges that Young
 has been suggesting to represenata- tlyes of foreign insurance companies
 that they pay their annual fees befor,. statehood is declared be- ! cause the new administration would | be a lot Of anarchists" and the leg, 1 islature might pass laws to force out | foreign companies" It further eN. plains that under the present regula- tjons half of the fees go to the sec retary while all of the fees. when statehood comes. will go into the state treasury. lt draws conclusions as obvious that Young has been seek ing to have these payments. not due until March. made to him before he
 retires from onice so that he might consequently swell his own bank ac- count and at the expense of the new
 state
 Jones Makes Disclosure
 The article referred to, quoted F.
 A. Jones one of the newly elected cor. poration commissioners with having stated that the information was brought to him by a representative of foreign insurance company who stated that he has been asked to pay his fees before the state was organiz- ed. He told Jones that he was in- formed the incoming officials were a 1 lot Of anarchists and might destroy the insurance business entirely. Jones goes on to say that the insurance companies need have no fear that the | corporation commission. who will ! have sucl matters in hand. will reach out 10 crush them
 | Bullard in his statement declares I that within twenty-four hours he was
 approached by two representatives of foreign insurance companies who
 stated that they had been similarly approached He adds that he does
 not know the source whence the sug- gestion came These people asked the Attorney General elect for advice
 on the subject. This advice he gave
 them and then proceeded 10 issue the statement Of the law on the subject
 which The Democrat published.
 An explanation Or denial is now due
 from Young or else the republican territorial government will go out of office next week upon wave of
 scandal
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Birdno Calls Meeting .

J. J. Birdno. chairman of the demo, cratic state committee, has called Q meeting of the executive committee of that organization, to be held Ut Phoenix at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Endorsed for Mine Inspector

The Globe Miners Union has ef dorsed M J. Husband for mine in spector. He has resided for ten years in Globe, and is employed in the Old Dominion.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

erance advocates will invade the re- publican and democratic conventions this year and ask that each party in cludes a prohibition plank in its plat. form.
 Rosecrans W. Pillsbusy. a well known newspaper publisher of Man chester N. H.. has made formal an nouncement Of his candidacy for the United States sena1orship. to sue eeed Senator Henry B. Burnharn ns'rnhsne hsz.aauounced tha,
 's for re
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
The Reason

q wonder why gossip travels SC Ssst?- Because the tongues which carry is are always on the rail
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
compIete charter oraft

The committee which was appoint. ed 10 draft a proposed new charter for Phoenix has completed it's l>Dors and has document ready to submit.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
BANKRUPTCY CASES ARE ABOUT CLEAR
 AT COUNTY SEAI
Tombstone Consolidated Is About the Only
 One Left

TOMBSTONE, Feb. S-(Special) When the time comes for Referee in Bankruptcy Daniel Mcfarland to turn the affairs Of his office over to the new appointee under the new fed eTal judge of Arizona. should such be the case, he will find that the work of the cases submitted to him for Jurisdiction have been about complet- ed, and that there will be only one CT two cases that have not been set tied and the bankrupt discharged. When Mr Mcfarland took that office, he had any number of cases to be disposed of, but by consistent work he has brought them to a close.
 The principal case that will not be completed is that of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company. In this case the referee, in connection with the trustee, NIT. A. l.. Grow. has been pushing matters along as fast as could be done under the circum- stances. and at the same time, in So doing, are looking out for the best interests of the creditors They have been able so far to keep from accu- mulating any additional expense Of the administration and have been able 10 keep up the payment of the watchmen to look after the property, as well as to make some necessary repairs, and pay of the county and territorial taxes
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Will Use Traction Enoine

James Davis, a Yavapai county county farmer. proposes to use traction engine to demonstrate the success of dry farming on a large scale. and plans 10 put two sections under cultivation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Seizes BIazina Stove

Mrs. J. Boeke of Tucson. realizing the danger in which her home was placed, and ignoring personal risk, seized a blazing gasoline stove and threw it from the back door, pre- venting what might have proved a disastrous fire, and fortunately es. caping without burns.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Appeals are Refused

The referee ID this case has re fused to consider as claims against the special contract bonds 10 the amoynt of a thousand dollars, that were issued by the company. In two instances attorneys for the claimants gave notice of appeal to the courts, but after a short time both of the appeals were dfrnissed on motion of the claimants. The referee based his ruling on the question on the fact that the bonds did not come under the provision of the bankrupt law, es
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

NEW MALLORY HATS S3.50 NEW NETTLETONS Sf.00
 New NECKWEAR .50c to $2.oO
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
LIGHTNING
THIS TIME HITS
ONEOBJECTTWICE

That old saying that lightning does
not strike twice In the same place
received a knockout during Sunday
afternoons storm. when a fiery bolt
rampaged into the home OF Thomas
A. Duegan, No 3Oa West Fourteenth
street. A few weeks ago lightning
struck and set on FIRE the Duggan
residence
Mr. and Mrs Duggan and son Dex-
ter were In the sitting room on the
second floor when the lightning
struck and followed some wires into
the house Mir. nuggan was stand
ing under chandelier and With a
loud report and dazzling fash the
lightning came down the wires to
the chandelier. which was shattered
and then spread throlgh the room.
Mr.. nuggan's clothing was ignited
and he had some trouble 20 cxtin-
gulsh the blaze, after the suit had
been ruined. Mrs Duggan's dress
was ablazc. but she quickly eXtin-
guished A. The ceiling was found
to be in flames, but they were quick
ly put out
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
kar Let's Get
JUOTIInS OOSSIU TS Together
Let's Get No and Nfp1poOn4
Together OitA >OtiHitStaI
Let's Get
Together

The Brooklyn club has asked for
waivers on Outfielder Daily who will
be let out to the minors now that
Herb Moran is ready for duty again.
Harry Krause. taken from Toledo
by Cleveland in exchange for Willie
Mitchell. has won eight straight
games for Toledo since Connie Mack
dropped him.
Thoney. Jsnvrin, Purtell. Knight.
and McHale, Of the Jersey City team.
are former members OF the Boston
RED Sox. They were traded for
Bedient.
The sale OF Pitcher Wynn Moves.
OF the Spokane club. to the Boston
(National Leagucl club, has been an
nounced. Noycs. who is the star
right-hander of the club, will not be
delivered until the close Of the North
western League season.
Dave: A man is on first and the
batter hits the ball to the shortstop.
who tosses the ball to the second
sacker. for5ing the runner Does tho
batter get a hit? G. A. S.
No.
Dave Who holds the worlds pitch
ing record for consecutive wins?
c. P.
Rube Marquard and keefo hold The
record for straight games won. Keefe
won 1a straight in 1889 and Marquard
won 10 straight this season.
Dave; ~. Kindly give me Mathew
sons best strike@out record for one
game.
CD Who holds the strike-out record
for one game?
(S.) What is Ty Cobb's fastest tme
around the bases HART.
~ Mathewson struck out l6 81.
Louis batsmen on October 8. 1904.
(2) Sweeney of Providence is on
the records as striking out 20 men.
(S) Cannot give you Ty Cobb's best
time.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
JUNIOR LEAGUE
WANTS MORE CLUBS

Only one game Of last Saturdays
Junior League schedule was played,
that being between Wilmington jun
iors and Elsmere. Wilmington Jun
iors defeated Elsmere by a score OF
z TO 1. The feature of the game was
the pitching OF p. ONeill. he holding
hlsmere 10 four hits Fishback got
two Of the hits Swift caught a great
game for Wilmington Juniors. while
Jeffers put up his usual good game
at first Wilmington Juniors hit
Snyder for nine hits. The score:
Elsmere Jrs. D.. 010OO0OOO-i 4 3
VIII. Jrs. ....,. 21O4000OX-7 9 .
Batteries; for Elsmere. Snyder and
Fishbsck Wilmington Jrs.. p. O'Neill
aud swift.
All other games in the league were
forfeited Colonial forfeiting TO Tigers,
Old Swedes 10 Belmont
Although this condition OF affairs
would seem 10 Indicate the breaking
up OF the league the league will con-
tinue. Teams that have forfeited, how
ever. VIII be dropped and the league
continued with only four teams #
necessary. Teams wanting I'm should
notify Eddie Abrahams aud deposit
their guarantees hy Thursday. as sat
urdays game was the second one Col
onial forfeited. The game between
South Side ana All-stars will not be
given 10 anyone as All-Stars did not
post thclr forfeit All-Stars are now
ont Of the league.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
MANY GUNNERS TN
WEST CHESTER SHOOT

Already thirty members of the du-
Pont Gun Club have decided to take
part in the Wilmington-West Chester
shoot at West Chester on SATURDAY
Inc trip will be made in automobiles
The names in arc: r. s. Robinson.
victor DUPONT, Thorp Martin. J. w.
Anderson, Jr, c. II. simon " A
Joslyn, T. W. Matthewson, s. f. Tuch-
ton, William Edmanson. DR.. Steele "
NJ. Hammond. r. Z. Doremus. n s
Chalfont, II. p Carlon. J. r. skellev
y. j. Dougherty, W. b. Smith. Jr..
Or. A. Patterson. J. II. Minnick. n. w
Bush. F. p Ewing. II. c. Mcclain. 7.
1. Garrel. David Lindsay. William
Coyne. president OF the dupont Club:
UT. Horace Belts, W. S. Colfax. Jr..
i; j. Newman, L. F. Lyon and W. G.
Wood.
The club at Newbridge Will be
closed both Thursday and Saturday
Of this week.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

--R. n Merritt. Jr.. has purchased
the 22i acre Ada Lockwood farm IN
Cecil county for Si7,6SO
The 307 aero John W. Davis es-
tate near Cccilton has been purchased
by J. r. Price for $4,000.
James Lynch Of Bay View. has
started on his forty-fourth season MS
thresher aud thinks he Is tho veteran
OF America In that line.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
BOBBTN IN THROAT.
BOY MUST STARVE TO DEATH

WEBSTER. Mass July 23.--Doom-
ed TO death by starvation. despite the
fact that he is In other respects a
perfectly normal health. 5-year-old
Timothy Meagher has been sent back
to his home here from a Worcester
Hospital
A week ago the boy swallowed
sewing machine bobbin. which lodg-
ed in his throat so firmly that It cam
not be removed by internal trcat-
meni and at such a point that II cam
not be removed from the outside
without danger of immediate death
Physicians gave up the case and the
boy was sent home TO starvc 10
death.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
rHrRcH LEIGrE NnTEs.

Silverbrook took a fall out OF the
leaders.
Hard luck Morgan old boy, you did
not get a shut out.
Silverbrook has some out field. That
boy Crooks is star for sure Five
put outs without an error Is good re-
cords.
c. Donnell could not help Callahan
a bit.
II seems Silverbrook is the only
team to start the leaders on the
downward road. They started Old
Swedes on the slide
Evening journal., 1912-07-23

Washington Stars defeated Colum-
bia ON Saturday by the score OF t 20
o. Washington Stars have won Is
games out OF i6 played and would
IKE TO arrange a game with South
Side or Wilmington. Jr.. for tho cham
pionship Washington Star will play
Fairview on Saturday. Address NJ.
Goldey Lyran, No. 400 W. Second
street.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
or COURSE HE MUFFTn.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NORkLlN, Del, July 23.--While
attempting 70 catch drive in a ball
game with the Yorklyn Juniors on
Saturday. William Taylor put his
right hand on a wire fence and had
the ends Of three fingers severed
when the ball lift the wire
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
BEAM KREPs VESSEL orr.

Because Of the vessels beam the
schooner Annie Lloyd. bound from the
Rappahannock for Philadelphia. with
a cargo Of pulp wood, was unable 10
enter the locks OF the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal at Chesapeake City.
The cargo was trnsferred 70 the
schooner Edwin c., for transportation
TO this port.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
TRENTON TIGER no WrD.

MEDIA, July 2S.-Willam NJ Ka-
vanaugh. OF Moore. third baseman on
the Trenton Tri-State baseball team
mas obtained a marriage license to
wed Miss Josephine Sleeth, Of Phila-
delphia- He is % years Of age and
Miss Sleeth one year younger. He has
oeen OFF duty owing 70 injury TO his
arm, but expects to join the Trenton
team again this week.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23

South side VS.. Elsmcre az Elsmcre.
Wilmington Juniors. open.
Old Swedes vs.. Tigers. at Eighth
avenue and Duncan.
Belmont W. Colonial. at Military
Grounds.
An games are to start by 2.45
o'clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1912-07-23
totals
EASTLAkE-
'ORE BY INNINGS.

Edlncu lunS--NtWpOll, =, EaStlAkes
1. Two-base hits-Briggs. Stewart,
Ruf. Struck out-by Loguc. IL; MIL
Ter. 6. Double plays. Ruth TO
Work, J. Ruth to Work to Ruf. Stolen
bases--Crooks. Rut. Bierman. Hit by
pitched ball--Work, Lucas. Base on
balls--Miller, z; Logue. ?. Passed
balls--Groome. Time Of game--l.35.
umpires-Ball and Bierman.