Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-06

greeting every appearance of the eol- diery.
 IMMENSE THRONGs
 The 250O baseball enthusiasts who had assembled at the Warren Park game were augmented at mid er- noon by many more than that number of those who came to witness the uii- tary maneuyers. 1t probably would not be a gross exaggeratiou to say that between 5000 and 1000 people saw the soldiers in action at Warren Park.
 MIMIC WARFARE
 Although by far the greater number of those in attendance had long dwelt within comparatively few miles of sev eral important military posts it is safe to say that many for the first time witnessed such matters ordinary to the life Of the soldier a pitcl ing camp and building the essential camp fire A thrilling mimicry of real war fare was afforded. however, when, from the not far distant hin to the southwest. came the sounds of rifle fire, as the forces of the "eneLy' stealthily approached from behind bushes and jagged rocks
 Put there was scant need for alarm, fer the soldiers broke camp after an orderly fashion and. charging the heights routed the enemy. An adu ir- na raunue of small boys follow ed close on the heels of the soldiers.
 ARTILLERY SHOOT
 At the completion of the Warren Park maneuyers the crowds found their way to points of vantage where they might view the field artillery tr- get shoot, Seemingly every hill out of range of the guns, which afford ad respectable view of the firing, was occupied by groups of men and wou- on. The shooting was novel and inc structiye sight, the targets being small. temporary houses located about two miles east of the point where tLe guns were placed directly back of Bakerville An interesting feature was the capable skill with which tLe artiuerymen handled the horses at tached to the heavy field pieces which were hauled about the hills in 8 most adroit manner
 THE PARADE
 Some parade it surely was. AL though perhaps moi as large. it wa- said to equal in point of artistic Hoa arrangements, unique costuming ana generally brilliant effect, anything pro viously attempted in the Southwes- Local pride was swelled by the beauu- ] ful spectacle of its hundreds of boy and girls, eaily costumed in the col ors of Uncle Sam, its full uniformed ! lodeemen and capable public officials. l In the parade. as well as wherever they appeared, the soldiers made g. wonderful impression of practical, mil itary strength.
 THE BANDS.
 The bands played such conspicu- ous part in the whole success that it would be difficult 10 extend to them more than their rightful measure Of praise Both the C. & A. and Copper Queen bands came in for the most en. thusiastic commendation on every hand. The C. & A. Bands rendition Of the Death Of Custer, last even ling was listened to with tho most at 'tentive appreciation by the thousands in the square al that time
 VISTA PARK DANCE.
 The grand ball at Vista Park closed the day al that resort in a manner which the hosts of merry dancers ap preciated to the limit The must, by the Copper queen Band was of -ne finest order and, in the environment made especially charming by NaJure' attractions. the more sedate steps o years gone by were mingled with Inc . giddy creations of the modern faddists JUVENILE SPORTS. The juvenile sports run off under the efficient direction of Boys Secre ; tary Carter of the Y. M. C. A., were , witnessed by crowds of relatives and , friends of the bows, as well as by a . host of visitors. The ball game on th' Y playground was won by the Y. NJ l c A. team 10 to 9, from Tombstone , Canyon Playground ball was the type , of the sport exemplihed. On the Y ? (Continued on Page Fiye)