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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
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Griffith is the Sherlock Holmes of the coaching box on balks.
 Hank O'Day is still looking for pitch CTS to brace up his dilapidated staff.
 Pitcher McTighe has been released by Johnny kling of the Boston Braves to Buffalo.
 Pitcher Sam Frock, recently turned loose by Baltimore has been taken on by Kansas City.
 Pitcher Walter Miller has been sold to the Elmira club of the New York State league by Atlanta.
 With Brooklyn and Boston at the bottom of the percentages that old column looks natural again.
 Cub fans would appreciate it if Cheney pitched as we'll with none on bases as he does with the sacks crowd ed.
 Hugh Kellackey, manager of the Boise team, who died recently, was a brother-in-law of Bill Bradley of Tor. onto.
 Toronto sells Jim Mckinley to Will kesbarre and Ed Winters to Bingham ton. both in the New York State league.
 The reputation of pulling the unex- pected has become the property of the White Sox as we'll as the Athletics this year.
 Jhonny Kling says that Bridwell is not through as a player, and that even if he were the Braves would keep him as scout.
 Heine Zimmerman will have a half nelson on one of those automobiles by fall if he keeps up his great bat ting record. Ed Killian, the once famous left handler. who won many a game for the Detroit Tigers. has been given his un- conditional release by Buffalo. Ambrose Mcconnell, second sacker of Toronto, was sent home to under go treatment for what is thought to be broken bone in his thumb. Herman Bronkie, who was released by the Cleveland club. is setting the A. A. on fire again. He holds up a batting average that looks like .370.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
POtlickerS At Humphrey

A bunch of ball players pic'k=i up around town calling themselves the Potfckers, left yesterday afterneen for Humphrey where they expect 70 ,lay two games of ball. The names f the players are P. Emmett, Carl Iamlin, Jell Ahen, John Sorrells, ..Iorris Few, Holshauer, Gsorge Re tecca, Curtis Mullin and Harlow anders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
BASEBALL AT THORNTON

Thornton. Ark. July 5-On the To- cal liamond yesterday, the Stout team of Thornton suffered defeats a. the hands of the Bearden team and the Freeman-Smith team, of Millville. Battery for Bearden, Lindsey and Sanders. For Stout team. Price and ShaddOck and Rhine and Owens. For Freeman Smith Carlisle and Johnson l; for Stout team, Joe Mcdonald and Owene.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
PITCHERS CAN'T MAKE GOOD
f,.ie erabIe Exhibition of Cincinnati TWirlers Has Been Great D:s-
 appointment to Fans.

The great disappointment of the Cincinnati Reds this year has been in the pitching staff and Manager ODay's fingers, taking them as a whole. are putting up tile most miser- able exhibition in the National league. their failure having practically killed the hopes Of Red fans for a looh.in at the pennant. One of tha big disap-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
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 + K. M. Simpson, Treas. i
 + 2l3 West Barraque Street < 4 Guaranteed Abstracts !4
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Warranty Deeds

warranty UeedS Mrs. M F.. Smart 10 NJ. M Bruce lots 19 and 2o Tannohill and Owens iditic ticn-S1000
 W. F. Parker to A. R. Calhoun. 1-2 s 1-2 SW 1-4 Sec. 5-5-1Gl250.0 % G. A. Haalau 10 B1yan and McNew lc- 1, blk, 99, Austin & Turner s35000.
 Suit Claim Deeds. C. s. McNew to H. F. Bryan. lot 3 blk. g, Cockriil's South-s625.00 C. H. Tr'plett to George Lindsay NV 1-i SW 1-4 Sec. 2-5-10-$1O.00
 Warranty Deed Walter s. Herschill to Franks Braws1er, X 1-2 los l and ?. blk, 12 Park View-s350.0o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
CITY LEAGUT STANDING
July f Winners This Afternoon

Henry Marx and Voss-Nichol, win ners Of the Fourth of July games will tie up rais afternoon at Forest Park. Both teams played classy ball Thursday and the fans are antic:pat- ing a good, fast exhibition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06

While Max Schlosberg, the tailor is in the hospital his business will be conducted by his wife and son, and all work will be attended to prompt ". Work called for and delivered.
 7-3-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
Sweet oi, "Redn Smith.

Brooklyn papers say that 'Red" Smith. Atlantan. is the best player Brooklyn has picked up since tho Su- perbas landed Daubert.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06

pointments has been Pitcher Harry Gaspar. The Iowa photographer start. ed off well, but recently has joined his fellows on the pitching staff in boost ing batting averages of opponents, says the Detroit Journal. O'Day now hopes to make trade for him and it is possible that Gaspar in new com pany will recover some of his old prowess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
UnencouraQino.

O"oHOVUT d9T'I9s
 That audience cheered my remarks repeatedly" "Yes." replied the mo. rose man. T never yet saw an audi. ence that wouldn't rather hear itself boiler than listen to somebody's talk.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06

Billy Purtell and Harold Janvrin, who were on the Boston Red Sox team a. one time, are now playing with Jersey City. Until recently Janvrin has been leading off the batting list,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
Sidn Al Aan

Sign Of Age. You are aging little when you no longer consider hardship good time. -Atchison Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
900 OOOOO OOOOO 100 Q AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. O
 OOOO OOOOO OOOOo OOO|

Kansas City. 1: Milwaukee, 3.
 Indianapolis, ?: Toledo, l. Minneapolis, 3; SJ. Paul. l.
 Louisyle, |; Columbus, :. (six in nings, daqkn=ss.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
o OOOO OOOOO 900 70 AMERICAN LEAGUE, 0 900 0OOOO OOOOO

Philadelphia, 3; Boston, ?.
 Boston. ,; Philadelphia, }. Chicago, :: Detroit. 3.
 Washington, 1; New YoTk. Q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
BASE BALL
OOOOO 900 900 900 o NATIONAL LEAGUE. 0 900 OOOO OOOOO 900

Boston, Q; Philadelphia, 10. Pit: sburgh, |: Cincinnati, 1. Brooklyn, 1; New York, 8 Chicago, 1; St. Louis, |.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-06
sOOOOO OOOOO OOOOO 70 SOUTHERN LEAGUE, 0 sO-OOOO OOOOO OOOOO 900

Nashville, ?: Mobile, l. (sixtaen in nings.) 5 Birmingham, 1: Memphis. Q.
 No other games played rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
MUST NOT SELL
VEGETABLES WATEREO
BY CITY SEWERAGE
Health Officers Put Ban
on All Products Of
Truck Farm
ALSO ON HOGS

That all avenues o: encro- chment
On the public health are being care
: uily watched is instsnced by the
tan paced on a truck farm below
the city that had been supplied wliI
alter from the city sewage. The
The county health officer discovered
he possible source Of food cOntami-
nation. ana immediately notified "a
ancher that no vegetables grown on
the place could be disposed Of in
he city or county. The man elaine
70 have q twenty-five year lease on
The water rights," as he termed the
supply. IRON the city. and tire county
Health officer took the matter uI
with the city attorney, who issued
instructions backing up the stand TAX
by the health officer
The Instructions were delieyerd to
The rancher by officer l. Z. BAILEY
OF Lowell. II is said that the
-ancher claimed that he intended 10
plant Alfalfa and raise hogs but
the water supp ly was classed IS a
~ess pool by the health officer. and
no pigs or hogs raised on the place
will be gold This was the statement
Of health officers yesterday,
An application for a permit to use
the water supply was classed as =
week 10 the present council, but It
was turned down.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
MAY Be
HERE ON FOURTH
Troops May Move 10 Hua
chuca About That Time
and Stop Here

The two squsdrons o. the Fourtl
Cavalry now garrisoning Fort Bills
vi probably arrive in Bisbee abou
July 4, in time TO participate in thf
two days Fourth OF July celebration
on their march from the Texas pos
TO Fort HuacnuCa, according to LieU
tenant Lyman. OF the Warren ranc'
Datrol who IVES in the city yestei
day. II is not definitely known !
the troopers will travel overland, 2
yet. however.
4 strong effort IS being made
have the Fourth participate in Bi.
bees Fourth OF July celebration. e
am sure that il il were let TO q
OF GERS and men" said Lieutenar
ynGn yesterday. that We would ;
here. and we are hoping that It can
arranged. Bishee has a hne repU''
tion among the officers and men
host, and We certainly hope tbe
re cen be with YOU. Nothing wou'
please Us better"
Invitations have been sent TO a
Of the Fourth officers. and il is ~
8nrStoNd Jhet the matter has ais
been taken I'D with Secretary OF We
St'mson so there is being nothi
eft undone TO secure the so'd'ars u
he Fourth which will include {
-egimrntal bend.
Tie~terant Lighter N command G
q patrol rom Douglas. arrived !,
4istrict Yesterday afternoon. and vi
20 10 Hern'n~4 today. returning
Pisbee Wednesday. The partoi
at on a scouting" triu sch as a
---s1~ daily from the two partc
camps.
Peeard'na. the Fourth OF July plar-
the Co"n'ry club has notified n
"elobrat'on organization th't il "
hold omen house for the Officers an
reople o. the district on the wv
days of the celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
LARGE FORCE TO
WORK ON ROADS
Oveyseer Expects 10 Use
Thirty Men on Repairs
Near BiSbee

Dave Hasler. the road oyerseer for
this district. who Was appointed by
the county board of supervisors last
week. was out LOOKING owe; The roads
lec ding out OF Bisbee yesterday. and
VIII get his repair forces together
early this week 4 force OF about
thirty men win be put to work, It Is
said
The work on the roads inside the
sity limits will De done as soon as
the work on the Tombstone canyon
road extension Is completed. said
Street Supervisor Lorenzo Wright yes
terdav. The extension will he about
COMPLETED by Saturday night and
will be Finished by the middle o. next
week As soon as that is done. the
force Of W0rimen will be placed on
the city streets. Il am anxious TO
get the canyon road completed and
ready FOR travel" said the superyis-
or yesterday. and If the people will
be patient a little while, We hope
10 get around TO the city streets By
she middle or last OF next week"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
LOCAL MEN FORM
NEW MINE COMPANY
Incorporate to Develop Gold
Property in Altar
District

For the development OF gold bear
ing properties in the Alter district
IN the state o. Sonora, q corporation!
Fpown at the Clengs Cold Mines com
pany. composed entirely OF Cochis
county stock holders, will be incor
porated today under the laws OF tn
state Of Arizona at Phoenix Art
cles Of Incorporation have been FLED
at the offices OF the secretary O.
stste. The corporation will be pro
tocolized in Mexico.
The officers OF the company are
J. s. Williams, president: II. r. d
can, of Douolas. treasurer. and VI. }
Hagen. OF Bistee. secretary. All o
the stockholders are cochise COUNT
neople. and reside in Bishee. DouP
las and Tombstone. The capita
stock OF the company, which IL .
close corporation. will be $4,000. o
psr value OF 500.
The properties on which develop
ment work will soon begin have beer
he'd bv the present owners for some
time. bit owing to the Mexican poliIi
cal troubles no attemnt has beer
made TO develop the property. Tho
claims are located in the famous Al
tar district and good ore samples
have been taken from them.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
MAN KILLED IN
CROOKS TUNNEL
Henry Marks Run Over
by an Engine Satur-
day Night

An old man uamel Henry 4. Marks,
who was well Fnov in ire WarreI
d strict, was killed by being run
over by a train in Crock TUNE.
some time during Saturday nigh
Marks lived with Len Christensen
on the latter's ranch three miles b.
low the tunnel He came to Bisbe,
Saturday evening, and left on tie
rernoon train tor bis home. When
he got OF the train at tue tunnt
1T $50 o'clock, that was the last
time he was seen i've. IL Is salC
His body was found later during
tile evening, and information o. tie
discover was ph ned TO Douglas.
The finding Of blood on the COW
c2tcher was the clue that led 10 III
hiding o. the tody. Both arms and
both legs were roken, and the bod
had the appearance OF being rolled
along the ties in front of the COW
catcher. One arm was almost sew
cred.
Witnesses at the inquest held BY
Coroner Smith and a jury yesterday
afternoon at six O'clock at Lowell.
testified that the old man YVES drunl
when he left Bisbee. and ii is pre-
sumed that when he got on the
train at the tunnel Saturday evening
he law down beside or on the track
and was struok by q light engine
that was being brought 10 Bisbee to
be cleaned.
Constable Bailey went TO the tun
hel SuDdav and had look al tho
scene OF the accident, but learney'
nothing that would throw any posi-
tive light on how the accident oc'
Cured. The verdict OF the coroneT's
jury was In accordance with the
facts as given here. The engine
which Is believed to have run over
the old man passed Crooks tunnel
between $50 and $3.50 O'Clock.
Marks was well known in Bisbee.
and officers here do not know o. any
relatives. he being a single man. The
tody Is at the morgue OF the o. X.
undertakers. who will arrange for the
'uueral.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
Receiver Has Sanitary Ear Pad.

Sanitary attachments for the trans.
nitters OF telephones are numerous in
Ibis country. but France has gene us
sne better In the matter OF a sanitary
,ad for the receiving end Of the tele-
shone. Tile ordinary hard-rubber car
piece Of thu monophone type of instru.
neni, which Is much used ia France.
s removed and its place taken by a
-ound pad formed OF $50 leaves of
aeriiized paper Every time the tele-
phone is used one of the leaves Is
orn of. The purpose OF the pad is. of
sourse. to protect the ear from being
soiled.-Pc Dular Mechanics.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
THE HIGH LINE IS
BEING SHORTENED
Growth Of Dump at Gardner
Shaft Makes Action
Necessary

The Warren-Bisbee railway yester.
day put force OF men at work taE-
ing up the terminal OF the High line,
which will be shortened by 1000 feet.
owing to the encroachmeGt or the ore
dump At the Gardner shaft Tho
track will be torn up beginning 1t
the entrance to Gardner gulch.
This was made necessary, say
street car compan! officials, by the
fact that the dunn 1t the mine was
steadily widening, and a number
times recently the car crews have
been compelled to stop the car anG
clean of the tracks before they could
proceed. The conditions finally be
came 80 bad that IL would have been
Necessary To station 4 Waterman at
tE-t point tor the purpose OF safe
rassage through the gulch, which was
impTscticaEle. In order to make the
distence from the end OF the line
10 the mines easy of travel al night.
however, the company plans 10 place
number of lights along the trail
To compensate the miners for TAX
ing away part OF the High line. an
extra owlish car will be put on. This
car will leave Bisbee at 2:25 am. tn
accommodate miners who work at
he Gardner. Holbrook ard SPRAY
shafts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

EI-hart -oker and Annet- ~-iterine1-
LONDON, June l0.-Richard Gro
ker. former 1ammany chef OF Ne"
York wants to adopt Annette Keller
man. \ few weeks ago when Miss KEEL
herman sailed for England. Croker was
on the same ship. and became so IN
tercsted in the Australian swimmer
that he invited her TO Glencairn, where
sha remained for fortnight before
the beginning of her London theatrical
ENLARGEMENT, giving him ply seal cul-
lure and swimming lessons.
Then Croker came TO London. os-
tensibiy to attend the derby, his
first visit since his own horse. Orhy,
1on the race FIVE years ago. But his
real reason was clearly 10 enjoy the
society OF the Diving Venus" He
took Miss Kellerman in his motor to
Fpsom Downs for the racing anc a
trOduced her as his niece. lmmedl-
ately there came q wild scramble OF
titled gentry to gain access to Gre.
ker's box, the rumor flying thick and
fast that no niece of Cookers could
possibly possess less than Z million
sterling.
Annette does her diving act in the
Oxfori Music hall. Thither went
Richard and sat in l0-cent seat in
the balcony. The management, when
IL learned of Croker's presence gra-
ciously offered him a box, but ne de-
clined. saying that from the box one
lost the full view OF the act and he
preferred the center of the front row
OF the balcony. So he sat there in
state. conspicuous because he was the
only person in that Fart of the house
wearing evening clothes.
a year hence Croker will have an
other candidate at EPSON Downs car
rying his colors and his gold in an
effort TO win the derby, and her name
is Annette Kellerman.
Annette. In q recent Interview, ad-
mitted that Croker had asked her TO
become his adopted daughter she
said:
He's n dear old gentleman and
has been most kind to me ever since
We met 1t is true he introduced me
as his niece today at EPSON. but
that vas only for a lark. He really
wants 10 adopt me. II was great tun
after the Introduction. First his
friend George Edwards, came TO the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

box. He had never seen me befora
so when he away he pointed me out
70 his friends as Mr.. Cookers niece
Next came 2 German baron: / for
get his name. but he is here purehas-
ing horses for some crack cavalry
regiment He evidently thought /
looked like ready money. for he in
yired me to luncheon: and several
others who followed have reques ed
dinner enga geE-ents. II will keen me
busy If I accept them. ! won't say
whether I viii accent the adoption or
not but II IS quite true that Mr.. Crok-
cr has named his next years derby
candidate after me-
The king OF GlencaiTn when seen
after the performance was reticent
as ever on the tject OF American
politics. hut concerning Annette he
VAS enthusiastic.
Whatever Miss Kellerman says
goes he said. she can sign her
name 10 ANYTHING I've got. | would
not mind doing a high diving act, bur
| am afraid I've waited too long to
try that"
Il 5 Understood that following Miss
KeIlerman's aquatic engagement in
the London music halls she again will
visit Glencairn before returning to
america.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
Ocean BATHING IN Spain.

All Spaniards who can AFFORD IL go
TO the seaside in the summertime.
Here the great feature Is the bathing.
A large wooden building is erected al
Bone distance from the shore. inside
OF which the law demands thar all the
women must battle no men being al
lowed anywhere In the vicinity. Dur
Ing the bathing hours music ia play
ed in the inclCsiIre, and refreshments
are served on tAe premises. OF course,
swimming is out or the question and
drowning accidents unknown.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

~ left on the line of march Of the
parade.
II was a well PLEASED party % com
mitteemen that adjourned al 10
O'Clock last night They had much
work hefore them in sight but the
business IL simplified by the liberal
appropriations which they have re-
ceived. From now on until the fourth
# IS a case OF hustle and boost and
this each chairman showed himself
ready 10 do.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
Fer the Cneertu, Worker.

Give us oh. give us the man who
sings at his work Be bis occupation
what 1t may, he is eguai to any OF
those who follow the same pursuit In
silent sulIenness He does more in
the same tlme-he viii 90 1t better
he Will persevere ionger.-ThomRs
Carlyle
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

and so nervous 1
could not do any,
thing. The doctors
treated me for diff
ferent things but did
me no good. / got
so bad that ] could
not sleep day or
night. While in this
condition ! read of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound, and began
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
noveIues N the Church.

Barbara was comparing notes With
little friend who went 10 o df1ereni
church Stained glass windows -
nothing she declared triUmFnantiy
"Meve got two priests ana six aero
ketst"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
Another Woman Receivers.

Newton, Nh. - For FIVE years suf-
fered from female weakness and drag
giag down pains. Lydia Z. Pinkham' S
Vegetable Compound has restored my
health and the pains are gone. - Mrs.
F. A. PEAsLEE, r. F. D., Box g.
Because your case is difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do not
continue TO suffer without giving Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound c
trial. Ii surely has remedied many case
Of female ills, such as inflammation, u
ceretion. displacements, tumors, irregu-
larities, periodic pains, backache, and i
may be exactly what you need.
IL you want special advice write T.
Lydia L. Pinkham Medicine 20. tc0na
dentiaD Lynn. Mass. Your letter nj
be opened, read ami answered hy
TOman and held In strict confidence
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

It's use and wrote to you for special
advice. In short time had regained
my health and am now strong and Well.
Mrs. SALLIE STEVENS, RED, No. 2,
Colnancha Okla
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
MRS. STEVENS
RECEIVERS
After Years of Suffering.
Tells How Her Health
Was Regained.

Waurika, Okla. -"I had female trou-
bles for seven years, was all run down,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

For a BARGAIN in iewelry and dia.
Ynords 90 20 Jnc'c Sam. $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

II anybody having Wolverine &
Arizona stock wishes 10 sell at SOC
please call L. A. Halle Phone 347,
Lowell Wanted today. i5s.
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
MALICE BACK
OF ARREST SO
CHARGE FALLS

John Wainwright who Judge
Churchman ordered arrested for con-
tempt OF court he not appearing in
the case Of Harvey Kane, coloerd,
charged with selling lager beer with
cut a license. yesterday, was fined 81
and costs today. Wainwright said he
was told by Charles +. Scott, the pro-
scouting witness against Kane, that
the case was TO be Nropped.
The case of Kanes was called after
Wainwright was fined and Wainwright
denied being with Scott on October
10, when he claimed he bought the
beer AS this was contrary to the tes-
timony of Scott the case was dis
missed. ln doing so Judge Church.
man said The case seemed 20 have
been brought through malice on thl
part az scott Assislant City Solicito
Iyup s0eeestcd iiat HcoIf br n4di
to Pm. tii6 costs This the court said
should be done. bur there was no way
TO compel ia
Tite charge Of running "A gaming
table in their pool rooms against
Thomas Caravarilis. Peter and Paris
Panosaris was called. Judge Church
man having liked today as decision
day but the cases were continued until
tomorrow, Judge Churchman thinking
il was set for that time.
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
BRAKEMAN IS
KILLED UNDER
HIS OWN TRAIN

James e Tatnall aged about 80
years a b. & O. freight brakeman was
killed last night near East junction
by his own shifting train His foot
is supposed to have become wedged
in a switch frog and he was run over
and instantly killed by the train.
Coroner Chandler removed the hOdy
to the morgue. Tatnall was former
~ employed by the Wilmington City
Electric Company, and during the
"Old Home Week" celebration secur-
ed many contracts for decorating
buildings Since the death of his wife
about four months. ago Tatnan
boarded al No. East Fifth street
/ Tatnall had lett the railroad teilhi
! the membcrs OF the creN ot ne iral
flta, s vas 3olu. W 1cl s.afr1.t.. 'i'is
fleft his lantern ID the middle Of ihe
track The crew Of the train knew
nothing OF the accidet until informed
that Tho body OF a man was lying
along the tracks Upon invcstiga-
tion it was found that IL was that Of
Ttatnall The body had been badly
mutliated.