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Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-30

c. Greene who testified as to making
an examination of the body of William
son and the cause of the death.
Attorney William y. Cleary is act
ing as special prosecutor in the case
with County Attorney Ross and AS
sistant Stevenson. while the defense
is being conducted by Frank Doau. It
is expected that the case will not be
completed before tomorrow night as
there are some thirty witnesses to be
examined.
other Court Business.
An order for a special venire Of
eight jurors has been issued to be re-
turned on Wednesday morning. 1t is
expected that the SCARBOROUGH case
win be called for that time. scarbor-
ouch is charged with the killing of
John Clinton at the latter's ranch on
the San Pedro several months ago.
/. H. Pattee and J.. G.. Pyle. who
We're being held on charges of having
introduced liquor into the state, have
been released from custody on the
furnishing of q 5000 cash bond each
and have left for their homes at Win
kleman. These men were arrested at
Cochise a few days since by Sheriff
Wheeler and Constable Prewitt Of
Bowie.
Lee Phillips of Bowie who was al
so held on a similar charge, was also
released on bail
Punch Boards Must Co.
The appeal case of the State VS. Nor
MS charged with operating punch
board on which collar buttons were
sold, has been decided by the court
and they are held to be game of
chance or lottery. and as such come
under the ban of the law Morris was
arrested in Douglas and fined 500, He
appealed the case to the Superior
Court. There has been a misunder-
standing in regard 10 these class of
boards and they have been allowed
to operate until the Morris case was
decided and as it has now been deter
mined that they come under the ban
of the law, Sheriff Wheeler intends TO
see that the law is enforced On ac-
count of the merchants having a num-
/ Der at work on which a part has been
sold, he has decided to give the mer-
chants until December to dispose of
what they have and from that date
viii arrest all those who have the
boards in operation or any other lot
terry device of any kind where chances
are sold or given away with the pur-
chase of any article Notices to this
effect are being sent out TO the depu-
ties in the various precincts today
Marriage Licenses Issued.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued out Of the clerks
office during the past few days:
/ Don r. Stetson to wed Jennie NJ.
/ Happe, both of Bisbee
| John Mccarthy 20 wed Louise Lee,
both of Denver
Pete j. Johnson Jr, to wed Cert.
rude Alma Thompson, both Of Doug
las,
NJ Fl Barton TO wed L. Mae Rogers
both of Douglas
Herman j ROTTERDAM to wed Mae
s. Schwenk both of Douglas
S M Berkeley to wed Sarah p. Har
ris, both of Douglas
Matt Aho 10 wed Hilma Cook both
Of Warren,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-30

RIB, Gait TO-
Ninth Cavalry Lewis le. W. Lewis
It, Miller IL, Anderson C. Morgan rg,
Wright IT. Randolph ne, Aubrey,
Drake qb. Mason NIB. Wilson RIB Ril.
cy no.
Touchdown Morris. G -al from
touchdown. Jeuck Safety Hughes
Time-10 M periods Referee-Lt
McDermott Umpire-Krigbaum Line
man Barendt.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-30
C, & A. ELEVEN Wins
FROM STRONG NINTH
TALLY IS 9 TO 0
Soldiers Play Rugged Game But
Miners Are There With Timely
Punch; Touchdown Result of
Clever Fake; Next Game Here

The c.. d A. football eleven defeated
the strong Ninth Cavalry g 70 o. Sun
day afternoon at Douglas The game
was stoutiy contested all the way,
with the teams struggling on compar-
atively even terms, during much OF
the play. However. the Bisbee foot
ballists had the necessary punch
which The soldiers seemed TO lack.
Morris scored the c.. q AS touch
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-30
BENSON PIONEER IS
KILLED WHEN CARS
RUN over HER BODY

BENSON, Nov 29.-(s peciaD
Mrs Elizabeth McGhl one OF the
oldest residents of Benson. was ACCT
dentally killed here this morning by
being struck and run over by a string
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-30

DOUGLAS played a brilliant game
over its home links and at the CON
clusion of the eighteen holes consti-
tuting the mornings leg of the Mara
thOn was II points in the lead. Lunch
con was served at noon and there
after the teams motored TO Warren
where the contest was resumed, The
local players started from the first
tee TO recoup their loses and their
efforts were attended with success.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
WHITE WHIPS CROSS
5 IN A BLOODY FIGHT
Chicago Lightweight l. Out
fought New York Lad
Last Night.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Charley
White Chicago lightweight. outfought
Leach Cross Of New York in a ten
round bout here tonight, White get
ting the honors in five rounds and
Cross in two, while three were even.
The weights were announced as Cross
131 y White 1873.
Both men fought deliberately, try
ing hard for a knockout and sacrific-
ing science for fighting. The bout
started slowly but Cross aggressive
ness earned him the first round The
second was even and White earned the
third round when a right cross to the
jaw shook Cross up. In the fourth
Cross was kept busy defending him
self. but he held. White even in the
next round Cross took the sixth, as
White refused TO trade punches. The
local boy became aggressive again in
the seventh. but q fast rally gave the
round to White. The eighth was even,
although a left hook brought the
blood on Whites nose. The ninth was
the hardest fought round, White deal
ing out severe punishment. The final
round brought frequent mixups with
Cross trifle wild.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
JOHNSON IN FINE
SHAPE FOR FIGHT
American Physician Says
Big Smoke Is In Best
of Condition.

HAVANA, March 90. - A physical
examination by an American physic-
ian of Jack johnson today disclOses
the fact that the heavyweight cham
pi6n, who is to meet Jess Willard in
the ring en- April 4, Is in fine condi-
ton.
The physician declared that his con-
diton was remarkable for a man 3S
years old. In addition Johnson has
been exhibiting an abundance of
spirit.
The usual routine marked the aft
ernOon work of the two men. Each
drew a large crowd to his quarters
The Cubans appear to be taking more
interest in boxing, although they do
not appreciate the fine points The
weather is ideal for the work of
training.
Johnson has shortened his sched-
ule, finding that he is losing weight
too fast because of the climatic cOndi-
ticns.
willard worked hard. His program
was similar to that of yesterday. lie
showed excellent footwork and unus-
ual snap in his punches. He says he is
fully accustomed now to the changed
conditions from FL Paso and expects
TO increase his work daily to tho
middle Of next week and then to taper
gradually
The betting on the fight has not
been very extensive, but small bets
so far laid make Johnson the favor
ite at from one to two.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
BIBLE CLASS MEETS
spiritual Efficiency" l. the Subject
Coming Before the Meeting.

Spiritual Efficiency" was the sub
ject for discussion at the regular ses-
sion OF the Young Ladies' Bible class
OF the Tulsa high school yesterday
afternoon. Miss Flenma SnidOw talked
10 the class on the subject ig "a very
impressive manner. after which Mrs
Carleton OF oklahoma City, an active
promoter Of girls religious Organiza-
tions. addressed the gathering.
In Miss Snidow's talk she handled
the subject in four divisions. devoting
a few minutes to each. The Cleansed
Life" "The Tested Life" The In
spired Life" and "The Concentrated
Life" were the subdivisions In the
talk. Several Of the girls presented
papers at the meeting
Isla Lynch read a paper on Dwight
II. Moody" Irene Lynch presented one
on "The Good Paul Did for the
World" The meeting was well at
tended. in view of counter-attractiOns
anH the subject for the meeting two
weeks hence is The Ideal Woman .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
ITALY PREPARING
FOR WAR ACTION

ROME. via Paris, March 2J.-(9:4j
a. m. THE statement i'm the Messa-
gero regarded as inspired, that "neu-
trality or friendly negotiations can ac-
complish nothing" in the present Eu-
ropean situation, taken in conjunction
with the increased military prepara-
tions is accepted generally as pre-
sumptiye evidence that italy IS ap-
preaching a moment when she is de-
terminCd to pass from negotiations 70
action.
Germany IS using her utmost en-
deavors TO bring about an accord be-
tween Vienna and Rome. but that
Austria would cede her Italian prov
ince TO Italy and Transylyauia TO
Roumania Is held here TO be incOn-
CeiVable.
Officially nothing. has been made
known Of'the policy Of the government
beyond the reiterated announcement
that Italy must be prepared FOR even
Qualities. But the military prepare
tions have been on a most extensive
scale and If a blow Is 10 be struck
both army and navy are In a position
70 strike quick.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27

of the Tulsa college baseball team
yesterday afternoon. Young Is a
pitcher of more than ordinary ability.
lie has bad many offers to play pro-
fessional bah but has chosen to re-
tain his amateur standing. He will
continue with Kendall during his en-
tire college career If his present de-
termination is not altered.
Here are the most likely players
who are reporting daily: Austin and
Edwin, catchers; Humphries, Hicks
and Lambeth first; Harm, Hawley
and Frank Ilandley. second; Grove
and Handley, third; Jones and Mil
Ter, short; Canterbury r. Handley,
Fred Hawley, Payne, Blevins, McLain,
Nicholson. Tom Palcer and Edwards,
outfielders; Young, Waters. Grove and
X. lIandley, pitchers.
Coach Rees is rapidly completing
a splendid schedule which will in
clude games with the Producers, the
University of oklahoma, Oklahoma A.
& NJ. college and the leading normals
of the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
Juarez Race Entries

FIRST RACE Purse; four furlongs Sis
Mallory 100, Rapid 100, Maccabcc 100
oyeta 100 Medea lO5, Miss sleeth 1885,
Anita II l0j, Emily X l05.
SECOND RACE Selling; six furlongs
Vesta 100, ilmyar Lass 100, Austri Jos.
lnquieta l0s Capt. Lindsey 10, Pinkland
10, George NJ. Howard ll3, Clean o.
Dawn ll8. Renwar 1l3, George Oxnard
l13, Cru1oa ll3, Mottos Pride ll9, Elee-
trowaR ll3 Noble Grand 115. Regards ll5
THIRD RACE Selling six furlongs
Belcolore 95. Avocado 100, Concha 100
Skinny 105. Gano 105, Jewel OF Asia
l0s Anda Anne 10, ROscas ll3, Greenbrae
ll3 Tattler 1la, Fancy ll9, zenotek i13,
Commendation 49, Zim 49, Henry Wal
bank l15.
FOURTH RACE Handicap; six furlongs
Manganese 02, Seneca 100, Little Will
10, Kootenay l15 Panzareta l46.
FIFTH Selling; five and one.
half furlougs Helen Raybould 81. Short
Hand 94 NeStersun o. Miss Edith 90
Coma 90, Frokendale lO1, Kitty Stanfield
1903, Eva Padwick 103 Azurea 1903, Kate
Shelly 108, Briton 1O5, Visible l05 Paw
1l2, Russ Sand 1l2.
SIXTH RACE Selling; five and one-half
furlongs: Make Good "a, Planetary l0l,
Lofty Haywood 1O1, Mamie + lOl, Cordoya
1903, Kid Nelson l05, Delaney. lO5, Doll
Boy 1O5, Forge lOs, Bob Lynch l0S, Wild
ll2.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; mile; Single
Toe 81, Len0re 93, SenOrta Dana 90, Choc'
taw 100. Freda johnson 100, Capt Druse
1O5, Acumen 1O5, Black Mate l05 The
Cinder 1O5, 1homss Hare lO7 FLYING
40, Marshall Tilghman 10. Swede Sam
10. Brando 10, Bmebeard 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
QUEEN WILL STRIVE
TO PACIFY NATIONS

BERLIN. March 25.-CEy wireless
to Sayville. j.. ID-Among the items
given out today for publication by the
Overseas news agency were the fol-
lowing.
"Thc Dutch foreign minister, re-
plying 10 memorial addressed TO
Queen Wilhclmina by "a number OF her
subjects asking the queen TO use her
good offices toward bringing about
peace informed the petitioners that
both the queen and tine government Of
The Netherlands were anxious for
peace and that they would do all I'm
their power at the proper time 20 ef-
feet peace.
The Berlin national gallery has be-
gun the purchase of artistic war data.
Its first acquisition consists OF
sketches and water cOlors by Fritz
RHEIMS. a well known Berlin painter
who is a lieutenant In the army"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
PRODUCERS DROP
THREE MORE MEN
Kelsey Will Retain Rest of
Squad Till Opening of
Big Race.
PREPARE FOR BLUES
PREPARE FOR BLUES
Commence Long Schedule
Of Exhibitions Tomor-
row; Giants Monday.

The official AK was again welded
10y the management OF the Producers
yesterday afternoon when Catcher
Ham, Infielder McLott and Outfielder
Harmon received their unconditional
releases. Ham and McLott are re-
Cruits while Harmon comes from the
Pacific coast league. The latter has
been out of the game three years.
however, and was not able for that
reason to come back.
Manager Kelsey announced yester-
day afternoon that there would not
be any more releases before the cham
pionship season commences, April 13.
Then all but Ia will be dropped. After
20 more days the management pro-
poses to reduce the squad to II men,
prcferring to keep within the salary
limit by paying a few men well than
to retain Il greater number with less
pay.
But one day remains for the squad
to whip into condition for the series
with the Kansas City Blues. Each
day sees a change in the lineup. Kel-
sey says he will start the pitcher who
feels the best in the Saturday game.
None of the staff has been using
curves and each has been sparing with
smoke If the weather is fit today
they may be expected to steam up.
Brady seems to be in the best condi-
tion of all the staff.
Commencing Saturday the Pro-
ducers open series of exhibition
games which will continue straight
into the opening season with only
three intermssions. Here is the
schedule: March 27 and 2S. Blues;
% and so, Giants; 81, open April l,
Kendall; . and 3, A. & M; 4, st. Paul;
4 and 6, A. & NJ. at Saltwater; Z,
open; S and 8, Wichita; 10, Tulsa
high: II, Gulf Pipe Line,
There will be a rest Of only two
days before the season opens with
Oklahoma City at the state capital.
The Giant management has prom
ised that the team which makes Tulsa
will contain at least one star, probably
MattheWsOn. President Purpus has
asked that the great pitcher open at
least one of the games, and although
the affirmative answer has not ar
rived, Purpus feels sure that his re-
quest will be granted.
The yannigans beat the reg
ulars yesterday afternoon in a five and
4 half-inning game by the score OF
7 to 6. The regulars waived their
right to their final bat for pep game
Glass was put on third and McLott at
second for the yannlgans. The inneld
of the regulars was the same as for
the two previous afternoons-Price
Kcnney. Morris and Gourley. Burke
was behind the bat for the yannigans
and Ham for the regulars.
There are three positions which look
pretty badly muddled. They are first
third and rightfield. Kelsey will fill
them from Hopper Reynolds Glass,
Gourley, Price and watkins. All are
good men and the choice will be made
with difficulty. Glass is showing up
better at third than did McLott ana
will prove a hot rival TO Gourley. II
is up to Price and wilkins to scrap
il out for the initial sack while Rey-
nolds and Hopper are neck ana neck
I'm the right garden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
ENOUGH MEN IN THE
SCHOOL LAND DEPT.
No Appointments Will BE Made Before
May II Any Additional Employees
Are Added at All

Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, March Est
is understood that no additional APP
pointments to places in the school land
office will be considered before the
first of May, If there are to be any
more jobs given out at all. Just at
present it is said there are enough
employees to take care of the work,
but later as the work increases on ac-
count of preparation for sales Of land
now under contemplation, 1t is pos
sible one or two extra employees may
be taken.
Almost the first thing after the
new commission took charge the prun-
ing knife was applied in the depart
ment both in number Of employees and
salaries paid. The work has been sys-
temized in a way that II is being done
with a less number Of employees than
formerly. A great many applications
naturally came i'm on account of the
change in the administration, but
these are still in the hands Of the com
mission without any action having
been taken upon them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
HEAVYWE!GHTS ARE
READY FOR BATTLE
Carroll Declares He Is Fit
For Best While Ken
meth Feels Fine.

When the barrier goes up at the
Grand opera house tonight the big
heavyweight race Will be on. The
Program will open with a battle royal
handicap promptly at $3.50 and there
are five entries, all eager TO beat bar
ricr and get away I'm front. Then two
ether four-lap affairs will follow and
i'm one of them Kid (Knockout Mack)
viii be a party, and this time aginst
an opponent who will not back down.
Then will come a six furlong race
between Jem Percy. who boxed Kid
Iiartlcs at the last show, and Jack
Archer. who has also boxed Bartles
at previous smoker. This should
be fast. 3npppy sctto with plenty
of excitement and class.
I'm the main event Sailor Carroll Of
Frisco and Kid Kenneth Of TAFT Cal.
and Two hea yyWeights face each other
I'm "a pugillstic encounter with such eX-
pcrience class and stamina as Is pos
scssed by few men in the ring today.
Carroll did not work out at all yes
tcrdav afternoon, Stating that he could
not possible feel any better than he
did and was sure that he was ready
for the battle of his life and would
take no chaIices on going stale by
overwork. HE stated that he would
ANht u l'IE VAIN iiilH llAhi mug anu
then rest the remainder of the day,
until $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon.
at which time he will eat very sub
s;antial meal BY the time he enters
the ring. about s:45 o'clock, he will
feel as fine as any athlete can pOssi-
bly feel. Carroll freely expressed an
opinion that he does not believe that
there is a man in the heavyweight
division who can stand before him
for fifteen sessions IN his present fine
condition.
Kenneth ceased up on his training
considerably, rontenting himself with
"a light workout. in trying out his
punch he smashed all the bag punch
ing paraphenalia in the club. There
f. no denving the feet that Kenneth
always carries the Little Memo" wal
. lop with him, and Judging from the
wa,- he handles both hands. he must
have two wallops with the X. o.
smoared all over them.
ON account Of many oil men want
ing TO be near Kenncth's corner of the
.ring. both Carroll and Kenneth tossed
the coin for corners. and Kenneth
drcw the northwest, while Carroll got
tile southeast 1t Is understood that
both men are in favor Of Harry POu-
der Officiating as the third man in
tle ring.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
DEPARTMENT READY
FOR SPELLING BEE
sneclal to Tho World

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, March %. -
The state department of public in
struction has prepared rules for the
annual state spelling contest. which
win be held IN the high school build
ing in oklahoma city May rs, begin
ming at l o'clock. The first trial will
be two hundred and fifty words from
the sixth, seventh and eighth year
work in the Common Sense speller.
Any perfect in this will then be
given second trial of two hundred
words from the seventh and eighth
year work in the Common Sense
speller. Then those perfect will be
given trial Of one hundred words
from Webster's academic dictionary.
The fourth trial will be fifty words
from Webster's academic dictionary.
In case Of tie for first or second
place, the judges will give another
contest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
WELSH TO REFEREE
Third Man IN the Ring at Johnson
Willard Fight Chosen.

HAVANA, March 25.-Jack welsh
Of San Franscso has been named as
referee for the Willard fight
He was selected at a meeting Of the
principals and promoters tonight and
the promoters sent a cablegram tc
him asking his acceptance.
Welsh was selected from a list OF
fourteen men. Harry Sharpe of st
st. Louis and Mike Donovan Of New
York also were favored but Welsh
won.
The proposal to name a substitute
or an alternative was deferred until
word should be received from Welsh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
PACKY M'FARLAND
TO MEET GIBBONS

CHICAGO, March 25.-Articles
We're signed here today for ten
round bout to be staged within sixty
days between Mike Gibbons and Packy
Mcfarland. The fighters agreed to
weigh not more than l45 pounds at 8
o'clock in the afternoon. The agree
ment signed today was the first ad-
mission made by Mcfarland that he
had grown into the weterweight di-
vision. Heretofore he had insisted he
was a lightweight, although frequently
he fought at catch weights. Gibbons is
a COntended for the middleweight
championship.
The fight probably will be staged in
Milwaukee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
BOB BESCHER GOES
TO ST. LOUIS MATS.

ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Bob Bes-
cher, outfielder on the New York Ma
tiOnals, today became a member of
the St Louis Nationals, thereby COM
pleting the deal in which w. ID.
"Polr' Perritt went to the New York
club.
Miller Higgins, manager Of the 10 .
cal Nationals, announced tonight that
Manager McGraw Of the New York
team had accepted the st. Louis clubs
offer for Bescher.
Bescher is now at the training camp
Of the New York club in Texas. He is
expected here Saturday to play with
the Nationals in the opening game of
the preseason series with the st.
Louis Americans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
Hucy Wins From DAILY.

CHICAGO, MarCh 2j.-William
Huey of Chicago went into the lead in
the worlds three e-cushiOn billiard
championship tournament here to.
night, defeating John DAILY Of New
York so to 35 In siXty-seven innings
Huey had a high run Of nine and Daly
five.
Tonlghts victory gave Huey a rec.
ord Of nine games won and two lost
and DAILY stood eight victories and
two defeats. BY defeating Alfredo De
orc in the afternoon game George
Moore Of New York is tied with Daly
for second place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
KIDNAPER CONFESSES
Woman l. Held for Tallno Away
Child of Brooklyn Resident.

WAYNESBOFO, March 25.-A
woman who refused to reveal her
identity was arrested here today after
an alleged confession TO the authorities
that she kidnapped Robert Allen
Striker. the child of Mrs. William II.
Richter of Brooklyn. y. Y. said 10
have been missing since last Novem-
ber The police announced the pris-
oner had agreed to take them to the
place where the child Is hidden.
Mrs. Richter. the woman says. was
awarded custody Of the child when
She obtained divorce from j. y.
Striker.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-27
| STATE CAPITAL NEWS
COURT DID NOT CON
FIRM APPOINTMENTS
Governors Appointccs on Supreme
Court Commission Did Not
Meet Tribunals Approval.

Special to Tho World
OKLAHOMA CITY, March 25,--
The supreme court today failed TO
confirm two of the appointments maae
by Governor Williams on the new SUI
preme court commission They were
Fred s. Caldwell of this city. selected
from the Fourth district, and j. G..
Rails Of Atoka, one OF the commits
sioners at large. The records of the
proceedings Of the supreme court
only show the appointments failed Of
confirmation. no explanation being
made. Governor Williams was not at
his office today and II is not known
when he will make the other appoint
ments for the vacancies.
1t is expected that members Of the
commission will report at once and
organize, as there is lots of work
ahead Of them.