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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-09
Baseball Tabloids
United Press Leased Wire Service.
Johnson's Arm.

[ UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
Johnson's Arm.
WASHINGTON. April e.-walter
Johnson announced himself ready to-
day. The Senator'S pitcher for the first
time In his life, had been bothered by
a sore arm, due to pitching in the cold
at Cincinnati last week, but today he
said he had gotten the kinks out Of it.
Wants Jennings First Stacker.
CINCINNATI, April 9.-An offer
from Bill Carrigan, boss OF the Boston
Red Sox for Del Gamer, Tiger first
baseman, was under consideration by
Manager Jennings today. Jennings is
expected to refuse.
Cievelands Leaves South.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. April g.
Leaving the frigid south, Manager
sheckards, Of the Cleveland A. A.
team is due in Evansville, Ind, late to-
day for game tomorrow.
Cubs Strike Good Weather.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 9.-uhi-
when they came here today for sim
gle game with the Columbus Athletic
association team.
Sun at indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 9-The sun
knocked the rain clouds out Of the box
today and 1t looked like game be.
tween the Maps and the Indians.
Rich d Battery.
WICHITA FALLS, Texas, April g.
Falkenberg and Rariden probably vii,
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by Hal Sheridan, written for Il
United Press,

! NEW YORK, April 9.-With plan
| for the collection by subscription o
s100. 900 to send an American athletic
team to the 1915 Olympics at Berlin
well under way, Old Uncle Sam bid:
fair to walk off with another interna
tional field and track victory, despite
frantic efforts OF England, France
Germany and Sweden to head US OF
1t will be remembered that imme
diately after the last Olympics at
Stockholm. England, with great hue
and cry, set about to raise 'steen thou
sand dollars TO spend on manufacture
ing team that would give the Brit.
ish lion a chance to roar. Those
bally Brtdshers were going to start
whang OF the bat and develop a
bunch of athletes who were to garner
all the 1918 Olympic medals. honors,
records and ribbons in sight. But al
ready, according to reports from the
land that has just been startled from
tea-drinking habits by an exhibition
Of Yankee baseball which also shook
the crown from a derby hat onto
King Georges royal pats, the Eng
landers have begun to stall.
Back in Same Old Rut.
The wild enthusiasm which anna
teur field and track lovers Of England
and the colonies stirred up for the
first few months following the Stock
holm games has since simmered down
until it's as lukewarm as a pot Of tea
would get by the time the seven hum
dredth innings Chat IS" belongs
there) OF cricket game rolled by.
When 1t came Tina to collect pass
able coin Of the realm and actually
spend It On hiring athletic trainers
who had the ability to develop the
athletes. there was little doing. And
1t was likewise when the suggestion
was made that England go out into
her byways to get material. Never
would 1t do, they argued, to have
member of the common classes mem
bers OF an athletic team that repre-
scented England. In England, you
know. Old Top-po, II An man isn't a
gentleman" he can hardly be class
ed as an amateur-at least, it's near
ly that bad. And SO England appears
to be back in the same old rut.
French Governments Helps Out.
In France It has been slightly DIFF
ferent. Those temperamental French
men started right of the bat to DO
the same real work, and If France
doesn't show up whole lot better in
1915 it will be strange. The reports
Of Americas Stockholm victory was
Mt cold on the wires until the French
men, backed by the government, had
gathered in a great bunch Of shekels
or francs-and they started in to
spend the money in the right way.
They established a government Col
|ege OF Athletes" at Rheims, and they
hired some real athletic trainers
from America. The French govern
ment appropriated about $4,000 to
The college Of Athletes" They went
even further. Any man, officer or en-
listed men, In the army, who shows
promise Of developing into an athlete !
S ordered" to take up his studies !
1t Rheims. The work Is going on
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compose the Hoosier Federals' bat
terry when the big show starts In st.
Louis the sixteenth, was the dope to-
day. The Hoosiers left last night for
Shawnee.
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lElRetest IlSPo,,t.oe ISezzz2
1T LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER
OLYMPIC FOR UNCLE SAM

tn sre now In stern earnestness, and
II not in 1915, then at the next Olym-
pics. France is bouna to be heard
from
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-09

PhiIlies to Meet Yanks.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-If the
weather man is kind the Phillies will
meet the New York Yanks this after
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Sun at indianapolis.
Rich E d Battery.

WICHITA FALLS, Texas, April o.
Falkenberg and Rariden probably will
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1ener to Meet Umplrss.

Governor Tener will hold q confer
ence with the National league UNI
pires here Sunday. The time will BIO
taken up by the league president do
ing all the talking while the ump!res
listen.
George StovalI is said to be giving
Louis Browns, something to worry
over in dickering with his players and
endeavoring to get them to jump to
the Feds.
Evidently the Feds don't care who
they pick on when the speed of the
Browns last year is recalled.
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Who 10 Al Mccoy?

I
Who's Mccoy? Not in many years
has fighter bobbed up so suddenly
as did AL Mccoy, when he handed
George Chip, middle weight champion
ship claimant, the X. o. in Brooklyn
and the question may be answered
thus: Mccoy is known in family
circles as Albert Rudolph. He is a
German and about % years old. He
has been fighting about FIVE years.
has never been knocked out, but has
often been out-pointed Nike Gibbons
made him look like Mexican peso
shot full OF holes by General vil:s.
He fights with his right foot for
ward and RICH hand extended, doing
the heavy firing with HIS left. Chip
went down to defeat much in the
same manner as did Kid Mccoy before
Jack Mccormick when at the height
Of his fame The kid rushed In Just
as did Chip. over-confident, facing
something easy and throwing his
guard wide open in preparing to ad
minister the knock out.
Zowie and the fight was over. When
Kid Mccoy met Mccormick again he
nearly killed him. Whether this story
will be repeateG with reverse Eng
lish for this Mccoy will be settled
later.
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ssfIieh Standard Is scientifically made 70 withsta
the weather. Exposure tests and service Thousands
buildings prove that longer than ordinary pain
sHgh Standard" will keep your house looking fresh, brig
and perfectly protected against decay for years.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30

II. l. Helperin arrived iu town yes. terday. having been sent for by NJ. Rosenthal, better known as Nike The Tailor, proprietor O the store by the same name at low ell. Upon his ar. rival the store WIS turned over to him with orders tu close out the en- tire stock at once, regardless of cost or profit. When st en last night by a Review reporter and asked regarding his plans, he said:
 MT. Rosenthal, better known as Mike The Tailor. has turned his entire sS0,000 stock of mems wearing ap- paIel over to me win orders to close it out at once to the people Of this vicinity. Now it's up to me. 1 am well known as a price cutter and cer.ainy intend to cut and rip prices on this stock. I've got to do it, as my time here is limited and I must fulfill my contract, which is to close out this stock at once. One word re- garding this stock. During my ex. perience l have handled stocks of all kinds, stocks amounting as high as half a million dollars, but l want to say right here that never before have seen so clean, so complete, an- so uniformly high grade stock of mer. chandise as carried by Mike The Tailor-each suit is a high grade suit. each shoe of the best and so on all through the stock; no old goods, and no broken sizes; no accumulation ol years, as this store is comparatively new. being but four years old. Yol may tell your men readers that they will meet the surprise of their lives when this sale opens."
 When asked when this sale would begin, MT. Helperin answered, T have not set the date Of the opening but if you will see me tomorrow may be in a position to give you definite information. You can tell your read CTS that 1t win pay them well tC watch and wait for this big event.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
SOMMERS SYSTEM MAY
 AGAIN IN THE CITY 10 FINISH INSTALLATION

For the purpose or completing tho surveys for the Sommers' system equitable taxation William Young, one Of the chief experts of the syste arrived in Bisbee last night. Youn- will meet Ed Hughes, coIn,y ass g. sor, this mrrning and will complete the work in the city today
 According to Young the peep e O. rhe entire state have taken hold O, the sys.em with pleasure. seeins, iu it. way out of the oU system many obvious inequalities With thp completion cf the work here Young will leave for San Antonio Texas which city is now installing the sys tenn.
 Young says that he is more than pls ased with his trip into the young est of states; and cat he sin ai ways remember hc ndla 'y the l. and progress of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
FREE POUCH WITH PIPER

Nrh Nho thew tobaoco disilte io hsve io carry the piua loose ln ihoif pockets Tho tobacco ls bound to pick up odd bits of cloth and dift This ls whai mak"s the pouch so popular with plug users Tho Amer icon Tobacco company. realizing this demand. has decided for few days Co give away frcc with every ten.cent purchase of Piper ilcldsieck Q icath. CT pouch made of handsome tan leather The flap fastens tight with patent snap clasp that keeps the pouch closed when you want it closed. yet opens instantly at your touch
 "Tlis offer" says Che American To. bacco Company. "is made Co get more men acquainted with the wonderful qualities of Piper Heidsieck. No mat. ter what tobacco you thought was best. try Piper Heidsleck, the chew with the champagne flavor That rich. wine-like flavor never fails to make a friend. d."-Adv. 256.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
WALTER DOUGLAS AT HOME.

Walter Douglas arrived yesterday afternoon, coming from New York, where he had just arrived when aeas reached him of the coming
 ..4 Nacuzarl of all the American ..p plJyes of the Moctezuma Copper Company. He started on the return trip at once Mr. Douglas did not have any opinion to offer regarding what was to be the result of the present crisis in Mexico. He repre- sents a vast amount of property in Sonora owned by Phelps, Dodge X Co.. and desired to be in as close touch with it as possible. hence his business which had called him to New York was put on the waiting list.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
astKlno Hta eoy

Nu Q I touhaimty of iiobafl Ind, hos offofed fewhfd fof tin fof information contofnlns hoo son Herbert Harley iounabufy, who. sho saya, nay have changed hia pamo io correspond with the initials. "p. e." taitoocd on his fleht forearm llc is 27 years of age. over pix feet tall md weighs about iab pounda of medium complexion. has brown hair and dark blue eyes Any Information sent Co B L. Matthews. No. ii5 North Los Angeles street los Ang. oles, Cal, will be thankfully received and the reward paid promptly on Identification.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
ROBBERY OF RANCH IN RUACnDCAS BY
 MEXICANS RAIDERS

According Co c McCabo. Q foi mof chairman of tho Board of au pcrviaofs. now nnchcr in lhc lluachucas. band Of seven armed and mounted Mexicans yesterday came Co the Eighty" ranch In the Huachucas. robbed the foreman Of sl3 and plundercd the ranch Of ali he saddle horses saddles and guns they could find They made no dem onstration against the American em. ployeea. but said they were looking for the owner. who happened Co De away at that time. The men were supposed Co be par, of band of lIuertistas and to have gone on into Mexico.
 News Of the robbery was taken 10 Douglas yesterday by Johnny Igo. J. F Rose and James Taylor. who had mOtored Co the huachucas 10 In. spect large cave there which was
 aid to have running water in sui uciont quantities Co pay to divert it Co the valley below for irrigation purposes. There was a large body of water in the cave. but it was not running water. and it would not be enough for project under consideration
 lgo says the residents Of the nats In the Huachucas have appealed 70 Governor Hunt for more protection, according 10 McCabe. who says that of the approximately ljO families in that section mi mora thap a do,o,, or fifteen have guns and sufficient ammunition to put up any kind of defense against hostile force. The residents say they have not seen any American soldirs for nearly two weeks, and they think they are more entitled to increased protection than the citizens Of Bisbee and Douglas. who number several thousand and are fairly well prepared for defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
We'll Known prummers.

T. II. Sutton, better known as Tommy" Sutton. representing Bishop & Co. of Los Angeles, and J. w. Pierce. travelling for the coffee house Of Folger & Co. of San Francisco are numbered among the travelling men in Douglas today. Both these gentlemen are most favorably known to the trade of Arizona, and have been visiting the State together for many years past
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
MEAT CAUSE OF
 KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take a Glass of Salts f Your Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers-
 Meat Forms Uric Acid

If you must have your meat every day, eat it, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally. says noted authority who tells us that meat forms uric acid which almost para. lyzes the kidneys in their efforts to expel it from the blood They be come sluggish and weaken. then yon suffer with dull misery in the kid ney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache. dizziness, your stom ach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheu matic twinges. The urine gets cloudy. full of sediment, the chan nels often get sore and irritated obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night
 To neutralize these irritating acids to cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste get four ounces of lad Salts from any phar macy here; take tablespoonful in 9 glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys. also to neutralize the acids in urine. so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness.
 lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot inJure. and makes delightful effer- yescent Whitewater drink.--Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
BACK ID BISBEE
 WITH A BRIlE HE
 HAS NEVER SEEN

After having lived in Arizona fol thirty years Louis C. Miller left Bisbee ten months ago to try his fortune in the mines of the State Of Utah. When he was working in the Daily-Judge mine al Park City, Utah, several months ago he met with an accident which came near costing him his life. The accident cost him the sight of both eyes and his right arm besides, his body was badly bruised in other places.
 As soon as able he brought a dam age suit against the Daily-Judge Min ing Company asking for the sum of $50 GOO. The accident occurred from his firing a miss-hole and he claimed that he had not been warned in ac- cordance with custom and rules Be. fore the case came to trial Mir. Miller and the agents of the company agreed on a compromise and receiv- ing settlement he decided to return to his old familiar haunts in Arizona. where he believes that he can follow the trails without his eyesight better than he could in a strange land
 While in the hospital MT. Miller met his wife. who was one of the nurse force of the institution. Before he had fully recovered Dan Cupid had done it's work and his marriage followed, Mrs. Miller says from what she has seen of Arizona she is going to like this country. and MT. Miller says that while he has never seen his wife he is mighty we'll pleased with her and both feel that they will find something to engage in here that will yield them a living.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
REGISTRATION FOR
 STATE ELECTION IS
 ABOUT TO COMMENCE
MAY [. TOMORROW, 70 rHe DAY DESIGNATED sY rHe STAT.
 uTEs TO OPEN BOOKS

Tomorrow the registra ton for the coming fall, general election opens throughout Che state ol Arizona. Every justice of che peace win nave been commissioned by the colnty re- ocrder to act a registration officer and the big battle wll have com. menced in earnet
 The election laws of the state pre- scribe that the registration shall open
 n May 1, and continue. with one in. eruption, unti October l5, preced- Ing a special or general cleo, on. In this case. with the election on Novem- Der 8. 1t gives the recorder 1g days in which to complete the great reg ister and send them out to the various polling places in the county
 The one interruption in the reg 6. tration takCr place when the primary election Is on. According 10 the law the registration will close on August go. and continue closed until Septem- Der 16, 6 days after the primary. The primary electicn takes place on Sep. tember g, e'ght Tuesdays before the general election.
 There is some misunderstanding current as to those who will be al- lowed to vote in the coming election. The law states specifically that one must register in order to vote in the state. An early registration is de- vised by all officers and it is hoped that large partsof the voters will be on the great register before the primaries.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
ULSTER SITUATION GRAVE
'oth des of House of Commons Be-
 lieVe Civil War Imminent.

LONDON, April 2g--The House of Commons discussed the Ulster crisis today. An mcsphere Of great sol omnity overhung the house. Crow ing belief that civil war is a reality which cannot be escaped if the Irish Home Rule becomes law as it at pres. ent stands seems to have influenced members of both sides of the house as 1t has the newspapers supporting both parties.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
Fire Adjus,er Here.

For the purpose of settling the claims Of the people who had insdr- ance on property which was consumed in the Johnson Addition fire last week R. A. Arcner or Los Ange es. arryed ,h the city yesterday. Archer will act Tor the compan.es represented b. Hc- san and Seed, the Arizona Insurance Agency. Collins and Bretherton. and |. W. wallace.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
tssm Sure nsua,sle

ut A. l. sahdbeis experimental meiaiiufeIai fof ihe Phelps rodse lh. iofcais. returned yesterday from ihe c0mpanys uuffo mountain pfopctfy. which ls located near Silver Ciiy, N M Df sandbufR makes frequent visits Co the several holdings Of the company throughout Arizona and New Mexico. and makes tbo head. quarters in Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
Prominent ruesonian.

Billy" Reid for many yeors owner and manager of Che Park View hotel at Tucson and prominently connected with the mining industry Of Pima county. returned Co his home in the old pueblo last evening, after a most pleasant visit in Bisbee of several days Mir Reid is also interested m the Reid oil Company. which Is prospecting for oil in the Pantano
 ,untry Of Pima county.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We take pleasure in thanking om many friends. the Woodmcn, also Noodmen Circle for their kindness 10 us through the long Illness and at the death of our husband and fathc~. John Cash.
 (243) MRS. J. CASH and FAMILY.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
Go to Fl paso

Many refugees from the various camps of Sonora took their depar. ture yesterday for Fl Paso and eastern points. and from what could be ascertained. each and every one is taking advantage of the respite now being offered them in the way of vacation. and until such time as conditions are more peaceful will visit relatives and friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST GATHERED IN
 AND ABOUT THE DISTRICT CONCERNING
 THE MOVEMENTS OF ITS ACTIVE PEOPLE
Lsax, fet ,he hle.

Messfa Hahn Potter, Pope and Bernstein. connected with the enel. neerlng and chemistry departments of the Calumet & Arizona Mining Company, took their departure last evening for the Aio mountains. where they go on matters connected with the company's holdlnTs in these nountains. They will be at New Cornelia prupcrues ior ai least ten days
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
Many Will Attend.

lt was learned yesterday that many of the pupils now attending the n!gh school in this city will take advar. tage of the summer session Co be he'd at the Northern Arizcna Normal school at Flagstaff during the coming summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
ATTENTION.

The Cornish Association will for the future meet in the Medigovich Hall on Tuesdays at p. m. sharp. the first meeting to take place on Tuesday, May .. 1914. Come one and all. JAMES BENNETT.
 (270) Cor. Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
Fire causes o.a Loss.

Fire which occurred at the ware. house of the Calumet and ArizOna shelter last Friday night. caused a loss Of material Co Che extent of over $500 and was discovered iu the nick 0f time Co prevent any serious confa- gation at the mammoth smeltng plant. The orsiu oi the fire is sull unknown. Carpenters are now at work making repairs on the building which was partially destroyed by the flames.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
Cattle Mananer hsfe.

Charles Wiswall. manager of tho Cananea Cattle Company. after spend. ing several hours in town yesterday, returned Co Naco. where he has estab. lished temporary headquarters for his company.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
THE PANAMAS

ARE the GENUINE BANANAS made of the fibre of the SOUTH AMERI- CAN PALM LEAF - IMPORTED in the ROUGH and finished in up to date styles by these GOOD HATTERS
 5000 s7,5o ss.5o
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
 AGAINST APPENDICITIS

Bisbee people who have stomach and bowel trouble should guard against appendicitis by taking simple buckthorn bark, glycerine. etc, as compounded in Adler-i-ka. the Ger man remedy which became famous by curing appendicitis. JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation INSTANT LY because this simple mixture draws off such a surprising amount of old foul matter from the body. Ball &
 Bledsoe. druggists, 2S Main St.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30

Captain Greenway in Douglas.
 Yesterday afternoon Captain John C. Greenway was In Douglas from h.s headquarters at Warren. Co inspect the smelling plant. He returned nome in the evening
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
MEET ME AT THE MAY DAY BALL

given by the Warren District Trades Assembly at the K. P. Hall Friday night. May l. Come and have good time. (25D
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
NOTICE sovsaelens.

All sovereigns Of the Woodmen Circle and Woodmen of the World wishing 10 go to Douglas Sunday by auto. meet at depot at s;30 o. m. sharp.
 l2GS) C. K. NEAZEY. Manager
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
TOWNSEND GRACE co.

One of the OLDEST and BEST STRAW HAT HOUSE IN AMERICA
 UF NOT THE BEsT) IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO convey the FULL MERITS of THIS LINE of STRAINS but rest assured they are NOT CHEAP HATS but HIGH GRADE in every way.
 THE WAY to judge their product is to come In personal contact with one of them - the way to be sure of that contact is to call here and try one on.
 (Most of Them) s3.5o
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30

Opening dance at Ramsey canyon summer resort will be given Satur- day, May g. Good music and refresh. ments. (255)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30

Take HERBINE for indigestion. Il relieves pain in a few minutes and forces the fermented matter which causes the misery into the bowels where it is expelled. Price Soc. Sold by Bsbee Drug Go. (2S0)