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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
MEMORABLE IS
 GIANTS GAME
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their feet by driving a hot single to right. Baker sent to second Ly Nc. Ennis was out. Mathewson hal two strikes on strunk and then passed him for the first base on first balls of the game Barry hit to Doyle. -e- tiring the side
 New York added another hit in the fifth when Mclean smashed a single along the third base foul line. Plank retaliated in Philadelphia's half with single to right Fletcher made a great stop of Bakers scorehing grounder in the sixth and made a fine throw on the run. This was one of the best fielding plays O. the game. Burns contributed to fielding sensa- tions in the seventh. when he got Strunk's short fly of his shoe tops Lap singled this inning
 AIatheNson's first real trouble came in the eighth. Murphy ground ed out to Wiltse. Collins brought the crowd to it's feet by shooting a single to left feld. Again the cry for Baker to hit a home run. He re- sponded with a sharp single to left. Collins being held at second. McIn- his ended the inning by forcing Col lins at third, Herzog making out un- assisted.
 The Ninth opened with Doyle fly ing out Strunk Fletcher brought cheers from the Giant supporters by hitting to center for base. Burns re- ceived base on balls. Fletcher novel up to second. but was still there when the inning ended.
 Then came the Athletics ninth, in which they had golden opportunity to win. The crowd rose to it's feet as strunk singled to center. Barry. attempting sacrifice. hit a slow tounder. Doyle made bad throw and Barry raced to second. Strunk went tc third. All the New York in fed surrounded Mathewson. After a short conference, the big pitcher again went into the box. Barry and Strunk were both nailed at the plate. attempting to score on ground balls. Murphy ended the inning, Mathew son 10 Wiltse.
 The memorable tenth saw the vic. tory go to the Giants. Mclean opened with a single bo right. Grant. ordered to run for Mclean, went down to second on Wiltse's sacrifice. Mathewson then won his game by sending a slashing single into center. scoring G6nt. 'Mathlwson went to third and Herzog reached second on Barry's error, Plank hit Doyle with a pitched baH, filling the bases. Fletcher drove Mathewson and Her. zog home with a single over Bakers head. Philadelphia was easily retired in the last half of the inning.
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CHICAGO AMERICANS WIN
Six to Four Victory Won Over The
 Nationals

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The Chicago Americans hammered out to f vic, tory over the Nationals in the first game in the city championship t0' day in hard hitting contest Both pitching stars, Cheney of the Nation als and Russell of the Americans. underwent severe punishment Rus sell was finally taken on the slab in the eighth, when the Cubs had men on second and third base. and only enc man out. Scott saved the game for the Southsiders. Cheney was sue. ceeded by Lavender and when reliey- cd in the eighth let Williams bat for him.
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SUMMARY oF THE GAME

Philadelphia co OOOO 0 % New York OG 0 0 0 o o 0 0 3,-S Sacrifice hits: Collins, Wiltse. Left on bases: New York 8; Phila- delphia 10.
 First base on balls: Of Mathew son l: off Plank 2. First base on errors: Nev' York T.; Philadelphia 2.
 Hit by pitcher: Plank, CDoyle). Struck out By Plank s; by Ma thekson ,.
 Time-2:22.
 Umpires: Connolly at plate; Rigler on bases; Klem and Egan in field.
 R. H. D. New toIk -.---.--... .....O Philadelphia -.. ......D Mathewson and McSlean, Wilson 1; Plank and Lapp.
 Total attendance 20.523. Total receipts, s49,640
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VARIANCE IN WATERS
 AND COOKS PETITIONS

Despite defections, there was well attended meeting of the Cooks and Walters Union last night. the regu- lar meeting date. when c. s. Crock ert assumed the position of walking delegate and Mrs. Alice Thomas was elected to his former place as vice
 president. There was echo of recent troubles fin announcement by Presi- dent Tyler that he had not given au- thorization for any part of a paper recently circulated for signatures b
 the opposition and to which he said signatures of some had been obtained under false pretenses. Combating
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this petition to the head of the gen eral organization. another was for warded last night which it was said carried the names oE GO local mem bers.
 MT. Tyler reported to the meeting that he had appeared for trial in the court of Justice High as result Of charge filed against him of conduct ing a disorderly house. following the fight engaged i'll a week ago during a stormy session of the union, and had been notified of dismissal of the charge when he demanded a trial jury.
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, oct. Stopper firm: electroIytic unchanged. London cop per steady
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SHERIFF RAIDS
 BADGER FIGHT
Sensational Descent Upon More Than 100 Members of Country Club Last Night New York Man Caught

Sheriff Harry Wheeler, Deputy Sheriff Billy Graham and several other officers broke into the Couu- try club last night at 9:30. just as a badger had been pulled for a fight with a bull dog The latter was leap ing to the fray at the moment of the dramatic entry of the officers upon the more than one hundred members of the club, mostly in evening clothes Whether it was because of the abrupt entrance of the officers or because the badger had particu- larly uninviting look, is up to the dog Anyhow, he stopped. It saved him a nasty sort of a miX-up. and may have saved the officers and club members more than that for the lat ter were in heated frame of mind as the result of a number of disputes prior % pulling of the badger. and there wera some who would haze resented interference of the officers with the fight. As it was, the mat ter ended with extension of an in- NlLdLEOn lO AdFC OAASB lAlN NS5 AAcN having got in action and the sheriff in consequence finding his official clothing in the same shape as that If the man who produced the badger and had his money on the animal.
 The fight had been arranged as the climax to an evening of enter tainment and was expected to be a particularly vicious one. That the fight was to be brought of was sup posedIy a secret with the entertain. ment committee. A leak occurred somewhere and somebody telephoned the sheriff late last evening. He came over pnomptly from Tombstone. in A statement last night he said that the brutality of badger-bull dog fights was such that they would no longer be tolerated in this county. At inc same time he added to his state ment of a few weeks ago relative 10 prize ishts and declared that the Ben Bound Finnish Lion affair would not come or. Arrest will net only be made of the principals but whoever may rent them a hall.
 Hugh Murtaugh. here for his health from New York and in the city but rhree days, pulled the bad
 ger last night. MT Murtaugh was a guest at the Country club during the evening and is said to have been more or less shocked when the bad
 ger fight was announced, and to have [ been further shocked when he was suggested as one who oculd put vio- | lent dispute at rest by pulling the i badger. because all were convinced
 he would do it fairly. New York peo- ple teing noted for fairness in this game. Before accepting the pro posaI, MT. Murtaugb made a speech
 of some length in which he told those present that he accepted only
 under protest, because he had never
 before seen such a fight, and in fact
 knew nothing of the game. He ae
 cepted only in order to bring peace
 from turbulence and prevent a dis
 graceful riot Insistence was re
 newed. and Mir. Murtaugh pulled.
 Being the chief culprit in the eyes Of
 the law, he also bought.
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Energies Are More Keen and Respond Quickly
 to Help.

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 This means that an decay. all break ing down of the tissues. Is checked and repair work begins s. g. s. has such snecidc influence on all local cells as to uFeserve their mutual welfare and ederd proper reiatise assistance to each other- For many years peopie relied upon Mer- ctIrv. IOdide of Potash Arsenic Physics, Cathartics and Dope" as remedies for blood sickness. but now the pure vegetable & S q is thelr safeguard.
 You can get & S S. in any drug stcfe, hut Insist upon having it. And you should take no chance hv permitting anyone to recommend substitute And if your blood condition is such tknt you would like t0 consult a Specialist freely. address MedicDi Dept. The Swift Specific Co.,, 21S Swift Bldg, Atlanta. Ga.
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had the marks of crininality Most Of them were dressed in clothes made of light Kahki. cloth, while a few wore striped clothes of prison. They carried very little baggage and what they brought was packed in flour sacks.
 Four large drays were used to haal the convicts up Subway alley and out over the divide. A number of people were at the depot to sec the arrival. and even though the back street was used in going out Of town, many cur. ious gathered along the way to see the men pass.
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Vim, vigor, vitality, virility- in a word, strengths the net result of regularly drinking a good mineral water.
 Standing alone in Its class, the high regard in which WHITE ROCK WATER is held by the doctors of today is attested by its enormous sale.
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PIANO TUNER HERE.

J. A. Zander. tuner Leave orders at W, Muir,-Ady, TIT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, July Hogs Receipts
81, 900 Market 100 l5c higher Mixed
and butchers, 8.750915; good heavy,
S.S0u9.00, rough heavy. S.45NS.75: light,
S.S5n92O; pigs, 7.4OQ 800; bulk. s75q
$40
Cattle-Receipts 10000. Market lOa
15c higher Beeves, 750aS 90. cows and
heifers, 3.60@sO0; stockers and feeders.
6.25q799; Texans, 6.75aS.0O; calves,
8.00H975
Sheep Receipts 10000 Market 1Oc
higher. Native and Western, 3.35@5 rs;
lambs, 5.1Ou7.4O
The First National Bank of Pittsburg
failed to-day, resulting in the First Ma
tioual Bank of McKeesport, Pa, closing,
CHICAGO, July Cattle: Receipts,
3 800. including 1000 Southerns: mar
kct steady; native beef steers 5.50aS. Is;
cows and heifers. Asa co. stockers
and feeders, 525Q7 I. so, calves, 6O0G9 90:
Texas steers, 6.25@S.00. cows and heif-
eTs, 425 $3.50, calves 5.0Oa65O
Hogs Receipts, $500, mixed g.OO6
SIS; good, 9.O0Q9.15; rough. 895mglO;
875a91O.
Sheep: Receipts. 5000; muttons, 3 rs
a425; yearlings, 5OO0625; lambs, 6. 90
q 7Z5.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
COTTON GOSSIP

Following is the statistical position Of
cotton on Friday. july g. as made up
by the New York Financial Chronicle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Stocks WEAK on
Bad CABLE NEWS
Pittsburg Bank Failure Also Was
Depressing Factor - Street
Awaits u. S. Report.
BY c. w. STORM.

NEW YORK. July Following the
three-day holiday the stock market
opened weak to-day and prices ranged
from fractions over point lower.
chesapeake and Ohio was sold in con-
siderable quantity, going to 5Sls for a
loss OF rs Union Pacific sold of q.
Among the other declines were Anal
gamated Copper 3s, American Can 3,
American Smelling +, Atchison n, Uni
ted States Steel common 10 Southern
facIIc Is, New York Central z. Read
ing Il, Northern Pacific Is Anaconda
q and Canadian Pacific 81. Baltimore
and Ohio rose y and St Paul gained Is
After half an hour some issues rallied
ana hrmer tone was evident.
The curb was steady
Americans in London were firm and
Canadian Pacific there was steady.
The situation in the Balkans is exer-
clslng Oppressive influence over the
European money market and to-day
S5,OuD,O0O gold was engaged in New
York for London
There was little to the trading dur
ing the forenoon Union Pacific was
freely supplied, declining to 145Ih: Cana
Hlau racine moved up TO 2l4Ss Anal
gamaJed Copper and Pennsylvania Rail
road were OF \. Steel remained un-
changed. There was fractional recess
slons IN Reading, Southern Pacific
Atchison and New York Central The
tone was dun before noon
Can money leaning at per cent.
The market was depressed by the
Pittsburg bank failures and losses were
sustained in the last hour Compared
with the noon range of prices, the fol-
lowing declines were sffuered:
Amalgamated Copper, y; American
Can, y; Canadian Pacific, 4 st. Paul
p Reading, 81; Union Pacific. 1 and
Steel, "A. In the last few minutes the
list slightly strengthened
The market closed dun. Governments
unchanged; other bonds steady
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BEARISH ADVICES
DEPRESS COTTON
In Absence of Speculation Market
Shows No Definite Tendency.
Sentiment Is Bearish.

NEW YORK. July buying of Au-
gust contracts was the only feature at
the opening of the cotton market to-
day This position opened IS points
higher, but other prices ranged TO 1
points higher than last Thursdays clos
ing quotations. Changes at Liverpool
over the holidays were slight and
weather conditions were very favorable.
A little pressure in new crop positions
after the call due TO private crop ad-
vices from the South, and prices WORKED
off sharply August suffered the great
est loss by declining from l2lS, opening
quotations, to y cents Other posi-
tiOns show reCessiOns aggregatlng from
10 s points from the opening range.
Trading during the forenoon was very
small and sentiment was extremely
beariSh. 1t was reported that Liver
pool was a fair seller of August, which,
of course had its effect Later the mar
ket recovered few points of the early
loss, price movement being l to j
points under the previous close.
During the afternoon session the vol
ume Of business was extremely light.
Sentiment was against the market, but
the crowd was afraid to push their com
mltments to any great extent, owing to
the small stock on hand and price tiuC-
tuated within a moderate range.
At the close the market was steady
with prices at "a net decline Of TO II
points from the final quotations of last
Thursday.
Following are II a. Is. BIDS in New
Der, ll3S; January, IL 30.
Following are 10 a m. bids in New
Orleans; July. 1850; August, IL 05; Oc-
tober, lI45; January. Ia 49,
New Orleans . . 200 to 200 1856
RANGE IN NEW YORK FUTURES.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
STOCK GOSSIPS

The New York Financial Bureau says:
Would buy standard and attractive is
sues COnseTvatiyely on fair OppOrtuni-
ties Information channels favor a
trading position
Dow Jones says: Result of strike
vote among conductors and trainmen
of Eastern railroads to be announced
tomorrow. Democratic caucus Of tariff
to-day American stocks in London
easy, unchanged to g off. Twelve in
dustrials decline OF. Twenty active
rails advanced Oh"
Potter. Of \. l. Carpenter & Co,
says The market may show a reac-
tt0uary tendency to-day on account Of
the European situation The prospects
Of a big railroad strike and a poor bank
statement. However, do not expect any
decline to carry prices very far from
Ibis level and would accumulate stocks
carefully on weak spots The Govern
meut crop report on grain due this week
VIII give condition Of corn, which Is
most important, and from private esti-
mates IL should be very satisfactory
The weakness Of the market is due
to the foreign situation. but the Gov
eminent crop report, which viii be pub
Hshed this week should he very favor
able Private estimates show the corn
crop will be over 3 600 goo 900 bushels.
Should the Government figures show
these estimates TO be correct. 81 should
help prices and cause a moderate rally.
Potter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKET
BY w. n. White, Jr., Of the White
Provision Company.

Cattle receipts increasing with the
larger supply Of grass stock. Good
kinds scarce and reasonably strong
While the bulk coming is Of only me
dunn quality and Is only ordinary flesh,
which is considered generally as un-
desirable killers, and while the prices
have ranged lower, the quality is con-
siderably below that Of the beef coming
three weeks ago. The demand has been
light for the past several days, which
together with the plain class Of cattle
has depressed the market and values
are probably a full quarter lower on
medium and half lower on common
grades than a week ago
Tennessee sheep and lambs are plenti-
full and the extreme prices Of two weeks
ago have been lowered by about / cent
per pound
Hog supply about equal to the de-
mand. The yards are kept cleaned M
from day to day. Several loads Of ex
ira choice packers were among the
weeks receipts and brought top prices
Market is steady.
Good to choice steers, 1000 to 200,
S5.5OM6.50 good steers, 500 to / 90. IS 25
d600; medium TO good steers, roo "a
$50 $1,000 $50
Good to choice beef cows. 500 to 900
81 50d s. go medium to good cows, 700
to 800, 81 25U 300.
Good to choice hefers. $50 to $50.
S4750 8. %; medium to good heifers $50
to $50 S4.0ON450
The above represents ruling prices of
good quality Of beef cattle Inferior
grades and dairy types selling lower.
Medium TO common steers. II fat, 500
to 800, 81 GOA 800. medium to common
cows. If fat, 700 to 500, S3.75d425;
mixed common, 500 to 500. $8.25G$.75;
good butcher bulls, SO 50m40O
Prime hogs, $50 to 200, S. SOFAS so,
good butcher hogs, 40 to 100, $S4OU
s. s So, light pigs, So 10 100 s777S5a{ s o. 70
Above quotations apply to corn fed
hogs, mash and peanut fattened, l tc
IL cents.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
FIXTURES opened steady.
HAYWARD G. CLARK'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.

NEW ORLEANS, July Weather
conditions since Thursday were favor
able. particularly the return of fair
weather in the Western States, which
had enough rain. The central and At
lautiC States had further good showers,
which We're particularly needed in Ar
sHnSas Indications are for generally
fair warm weather, except probably
showers and cooler in Northwest Texas
Northwestern oklahoma, East Tennes-
see and North Carolina.
Liverpool held steady over our holt
day and shows large spot sales.
Political news from Europe is bad
and reflected in a decline in English
Cons0ls.
our market opened about points
lower on new crops, but ruled very
steady at the decline without selling
pressure.
New York says the trade is bearsh,
but fears the situation in the old crop
months, owing to very small stock,
which is expected to be down to $1,000
bales by the end Of the month.
RANCE IN NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
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BAR SILVER.
LONDON. July Bar silver stead
lat % L5-l6d
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Grain Notes

King. Of Toledo. says in his Missouri
crop report: Wheat yield 10 bushels,
aganct l2.6 last year when crop was
D. 900 600. IS per cent of crop is har-
vested, against 81 per cent last year
quality Sc On Government acreage
yield suggests $4,000, 600 bushels. oats,
condition Sc per cent, against 6S per
when the crop was 3O,00o,OOO bushels
Crop indicated 10000 600 bushels
Bartlett, Frazier & Co. says: There
has been some rain in Northwest with
generally favorable temperatures. Pri-
mary receipts to-day will doubtless
show a large total as a result OF &C
cumulations over the holidays and the
visible viii doubtless again show de
crease We are inclined to look for a
steady wheat market to-day without
important price changes.
"Corn-The belt has received very lit
tie rainfall since Thursday, and some
extremely high temperatures have pre-
vailed in Kansas, but lower tempera-
lures report this morning with some
rains in Nebraska and Missouri
"Oats-Buyers seem to come IN on
all fair reCessions, basiHg purchases on
general belief Of a moderate yield.
"PrUvisions-M Market may have some
setbaCks, but we do not look for any
decline Of moment"
Private messages from Winnipeg, Du-
luth, GlenwoOd, Thief River Falls.
Hankinson, Harvey. Portal and Endiin
indicate clear weather with temper
atures around 60 degrees.
Weather since Thursday: North Ia
kQta and Minnesota had excellent rains;
Illinois scattered rains, mostly over
good parts Of States; South Dakota,
some rains but light. Canadian North r.
west had fair rain.
B. W. Shows crop report for July /:
Condition Of corn 85.9, against 1913 per
per cent increase Crop indicated on
basis July par for condition, 1864 600
600 bushels, against a similar indication
of 2,S1l, 600 600 last year.
IF present condition should be main
tanned until harvest it would forecast a
crop Of 3,147 600 900 bushels, against s.
125. 900, 600 last year. Winter wheat con-
dition 81, a decline Of 4 points since the
June l report, and indicates a crop Of
about 4S7 600 600 bushels on an estimate
Of acreage and about $50 600 600 on the
Government estimate Loss mainly in
Kansas. Spring wheat condition drops
from 80 TO IT'S, mainly as a result Of
drOuth in South Dakota on the basis
of July par Of condition this indicates
crop about 230 600, 600 bushels. against
an indicated crop similarly figured a
year ago of 1000 900 bushels
IF present condition maintained until
harvest ii would forecast a crop Of ISL, -
10000 bushels, against 800 900 600 yield
last year This makes a July indication
total crop, wheat 10. 900 900 bushels
against 500 600 600 last July and If pres
ent conditions are maintained until har-
vest, an indication for 731, 900 600 bush
els. against a final estimate last year Of
100, 600 600 bushels.
Condition Of oats 75.s against 81 per
cent last month. On the basis of July
par for condition this indicates ton
Shows ACREAGE a crop OF gS3 600, 900
bushels or on Government acreage, l.
023 900 bushels
Last year the July ! Government in
dicatiOn was ,239 600 900 estimated was
raised to 1,4lS 900 600 bushels"
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