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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
FIRST GAME
Totals....?7 ! = Totalso7 p % !
.Eltted lor MMALinE in cighth

Boston .................o . o . o %
- Louis .-........:...o o :;
Summary RUn-Ecscher. rvo-base hit
Compton. stolen uasr-- Besch"r Sacrifice
hits-SciEel ~. Doublr plavs--i!orusby TO
Hyatt: iiornshy to Miller 10 Hyatt: poail 20
Hornsry to hyatt Left on tases-R pstou.
.. -. Louis. Il. First on crrors-Erxtnn /,
=. Louis. =. Bases balls-on Nchf =.
on Dogk, = Struck oGt-hy Nehf ;: hv
ooak' empires. oDay and cu!r!cl.
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SECOND CANE
Totals. -, u u totals ;; -. 0
'Sattcd Tor Perrtt In cinhih

St"Fc bN lhlnrS: II
New York ........... q O o n q n . q n n
Pittsburgh ........-.o ~ . q q -
Sunl'.ary: RMns-Carcy. Johnston Harley,
Sihson; I'M, Two base hit-Gibson. Thea
hase hit-i!ill. Sacrifice hit-HinChuan.
stolen ses-Merkle. Johnston Earned
rhns-'PittshnrSh. : Left On hases-New
YORK. ); Pittsburgh. {. First base on er-
ror-PittshurGh; :: Bases on halls-oH Per
:iti; l: off iiill, :. Htts-o Pcrr!tt, IN
innings OF Schauer. in inning. Struck
out.ry Pcrrtt. 6 by Scnaue- !: by HiIi
= EMPIRES. Rlcler and Eason. Time I:S7
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Scoro by Innings: n.
Cleveland ..............o 2 q o %
Summary: Runs-Wilie chapman CO..
Evans. NamhsgaEsS co. Bilings. Strunk.
OlGring. Da1rau. panner. t,app. Eccles.
Two base hits-Wiiie. Smith. Lapp. Three
base h!ts-Chapman, Roth. Home run-OId-
rims. stolen bascs-kirke. Dnnner. Earned
runs-Cleveland. S: Philadelphia, s. Sacrt-
fec hlt--Chapmar. Sacrifice fies-Roth. La
sole. Schnng. Left on hases-Cleve! g.:
Philadelphia, g. First base on error>-Clcve-
land, .. Bases on balis-of Carter. 2 on
NGcehail. s: of Eccles. . Hlts--on Norton
in . innings; off Carter. In 5 Innings
of Coumbe, ? In 2 innings; off Mcehan, Z in
innings; off Eccles In innings. Struck
out-by Morton, 3; by Carter. ?: by Coumbe
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Brooklyn. :; Chicago. :.
Cincinnati, .: Philadelphia, o.
Pittsburgh. .: New York. q tnrst gamc).
:nme).
ST. Louis. l; Boston, (Grst game)
Bost"n. >; ST. Louis. . (sccond game;
nine innings: darkness.
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Sammy Crane also got into action
again with the Athletics He had two
outs and two assists TO his credit and
one error TO his discredit. Sammy also
failed TO hit the pill. 1t is proba BILE
that tho Noungster needs another sea-
son in tho minors, and II Connie Mack
turns him back. il is to be hoped that
again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Will be drawn on the Internation.i
League season of 1915 and the win.
buffalo. however, looks like snro
winner, az 1t only needs one game ,his
afternoon to cop the rag. II the BIZ
Grass Win Two. H Pp"v1Js,o. while Will, the
take tho championship by half a nan,n
margin. r"''''
While interest has been cen,erod IN
the snappy races in the American and
Nationa! Leagues. fans have not bean
watching tho International fight care
iuiiE enough II has all of the Gle
ments which make the big races IL
teresting. and the class Of ball this
season rs not far behind that OF The
large circuits
Two former Climbers worked in tie
MAJORS Yesterday one was Allen
Russell. who pitched his first full
game for the New York Yankees. and
hits, but walked eight men and hit
one. Eight however, bit at his bend :
crs.
SAMMY Crane also got into action
outs and two assists to his credit and
one error TO his discredit Sammy also
failed TO hit the pill. 1t is probable
mat inc youngster needs another sea
son in the minors, and II Connie Mack
turns him back. il is to be hoped that
he falls into the hands Of Dunnie
again.
Emory Fl. storr. local professional
trapshooter. yesterday put Richmond
on the map when he ran third in th..
big shoot at Atlantic City. Storr broke
got the phenomenal record OF 4a9
while the seconds came In with 4se.
only one above Storr. The winner es-
tablishcd worlds record
The Detroit Tigers saw their chances
OF taking the leadership in the Amer
lean League away from Boston In the
present series vanish yesterday, when
SoN. who thereby resumed their for
MGR lead OF two and one-half games
should The TysHrs win the remaining
still he five points behind the Boston
leaders. a decided slump by the Red
SoS, while the Tysers ran up. a string
OF victories, seems about the only
hope now for rhe Western team
The Brooklyn Nationals shortened
the distance between them and the
lost to Cincinnati The Phillies are
now four and one-haif games ahead OF
The sup nss an and N five o and one.half
who took third place by losing the
first game Of a douhle-header to st.
Louis and playing the second game to
n tie. While Brooklyn's victory gave
their supporters some encoura cement,
their chances OF overtaking the Phil
lies are conceded to be slight Even
should the Superbas win all their re-
naming games, which Is improbable.
the Phillies could lose five out of their
nineteen games and take the pennant.
Leonard grooved one for Tyrus Cobb
yesterday and the ball was next seen
burrowng into the bleachers. Even
that long hit. however, did not save
the Tigers from defeat.
Speaking OF long hits. Dolly Gray
got two yesterday that must have been
beauties. Both were homers, and they
practically defeated the Asheville All
Stars.
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HUSTLERS WON EN- BOTH

ROCHESTER,. \. Y. September 1t
Rochester took both games OF to-tay's
douhlc-headcr from Harrisburg. WIN
ming the first. which went into the
tenth inning, by ! 10 ; and annexing
tho second by 10 4. Ziumerman's
fourth hit drove IN tho winning run
tu tho first game. Scores:
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re" Ky Mo'.tlt ..........2 o -
summary: Runs-Grny ,2l. Edvards cny
iicl: i.eft on bases-Ashovilio. 3: pocbv
Mount J. stolen harc-H Howell Sacrihc. ~,
- fa'len Two. base hit--I.catc. Home nina
Cray ~ Double play-Wratten to EIwarss
," snyder. struck out-by Lowe 4. ~
i-ea.c. RnScs on bnlis-oF Lowe :. III
,I;;ctke; Tine lbs. umpires. Buss.y a nd
blackburn Attendance iISi CIV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Emory II. Storr. local professional
trapshooter. yesterday put Richmond
on the map when he ran third in th.
big shoot at Atlantic City. Storr broke
4Sl out of a possible 500 The winner
got the phenomenal record OF 4a9.
while the seconds came In with 4So
only one above Storr. The winner es-
tablishcd worlds record.
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Hcinc Zimmerman sim Out.

CHICAGO. September 17.-Hene Zim-
Imermans suspension from the Cub
lineup was to have expired last night,
hut a telegram from President Tener
OF the National League, makes the sus-
pension indefinite because of thinner
mans verbal abuse Of Umpire Eaaon
last Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

Two former Climbers worked in the
MAJORS yesterday One was Allen
game for the New York Yankees, and
Won H. too. Russell only gave up six
hits. but walked eight men and hit
crs.
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SECOND CANE
Totals. 81 q - "a Totalssi SAFE :.
'Battct for Igcnkc In c!PhtS

tt;attcd FOR SChacht In ninth
score hy inriucy n
Rochester ..............O 4, q o n -
'Turr!shurE .............o o "a
summer: RuHs-Clemens piez Eolke
Beatty. Stevenson. Kraft. Rcynou!s ace
tive. taac hi;-!iCiise Three base hits -n.-z
KNIT Sacrifice h!,s-iueul.e o. Stoten
nnse-- Nnn1irs !.cr. Double pi5'-!.cs 10
Move - Kraft Bases on balls-oft I;uenkc,
i 9.t Ice IN - r!tchcr-by HUnnke.
'Nitfoif: ny S@aHCh; tCle!neusp stuck
iout--hy Hue';c :. Wild pi,cre, -H:,snKe
Lee. Umrires. Brown and Eckman. Time.
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SECOND GAME.
Providence.


summary: Runs-Schuliz. Williams. Daley
,.2l. Horne rIn- Williams. Two-base hits
Powell Daley. Sacrifice hits--Graham Wares
!tcl. Double play--Ball to Wares 20 Ora
ham. Struck out-by Schultz. |. Bases on
lbai.s--nn Schultz .. off Herbert e. Passed
ibal-l!alay. Umrires. Freeman and Har-
irisCn, Tine, i:2s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. 2; Baltimore. o.
-. Louis. =; Brooklyn, o.
Kansas City. 3: Newark o.
tOther game not scheduled)
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Leonard grooved one for Tyrus Cobb
yesterday and the ball was next seen
into the bleachers Even
that long hit. however did not save
the Tigers from defeat.
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Total. - 5gTi7 ; To,als...af Il % il

suiaiu ...............n n O-i
Jersey CITY .............t n l.-5
summary -3aHer. Gather, Trues-
dale %, Ltyder. TsaGressor. BaEes on
oaila--on i3adcr. .: OF crut"hcr. T. Struck
out BY EhH"r, = uy i'rutcher, E. Three
hahr hit Trucs'alo Two-b7se h.s-pur-
ieI. !? Stolor bases True sdeie, Laydcn t:'.
Sacrifice hit-Crutcher. Double play-Trlez-
dale - Barr Wild pttch-cru,cher. TIM
pires. ClcIry and Carpenter. Time. 200.
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E"orc b. innIrEs: 2.
philadelphia ...........o 90
SUMMARY: Euns-Kiliifcr. Croh. Tvo-baso
ht-Winyo. Stolon hase-iIeraor. Sacrifice
t-Hcrzc-. Double play-s;iock 10 T.udorur
Left on bases Phiind"lphia. =: C!ncirnaii. :.
First base on e-rc.S-Cincinuati. p i!ases
on bHlis-on Toney. .. Struck out-by Dem
nr"e. J. ny Tonny. 1. UTpires. Klein and
l.nrlic. Time. i:-I
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HIT NATIONAL TWlRLERS

WASHINGTON. September II Nc
Cabc allowed Washington ONLY five
scattered hits and scored a shut-out
to-day while st. Louis was making sly-
teen hits and nine runs off quartet
Of local pitchers. Score.
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cruit from Winnipeg. held the vis-
tors 10 two hits, after relieving Mead
o"s IN the fourth. In the sixth inning
Gowdy was sent to the clubhouse bV
Umpire Quig!ey for protesting u strike
decision Miller also was forced To re-
tire, when nc injured his side sliding
into second base.
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Federal League
Kansas city Beats Ne,rfcds.

KANSAS CITY. September 11.-Pack-
ards pitching and ono good inning
gave Kansas City the first OF the New
ark series to-day. TO ., Packard
allowed but three hits. one Of them
for extra base hit. no two IN tho
same inning.
Score by innings: r. H. l..
Newark .....O 100000 90 8 o
Kansas city. % o 3 o 90 % o
Batteries: MOseley. Moran and. Rari-
den: Packard and Eastcrly.
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To Play Championship
Game

T.. will he played or between the
tIONvitzcrs, pcnnnnt winners I'm the
Federation League, and the Metro
pOittnnE. winners I'm the Jefferson
Ward EcHEuc. nt BrORd street Park
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
This game decides the amateur
championship OF Richmond.
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Score by innings: r
Braoklyn ...............o : q IL
Chicago .................o q o.
Summary: Runs-O Mara. Daubcrt Sterccl
Wheat. Cutshaw smith. Eucker. Phcian
Saicr. Archer 90. Schultz. Two base hits
Archer. Good. Knisley. Threc-b base hits
Archer. StenCcl. Stolen hascs-Afycrs cut
shaw. Earned runs-Chicago. 5: BROOKLYN,
s. Sacrifice hits-Wheat. O'Mara Left or
o oasesmBrooR,yni ,., .; chicaSo. s. First base
on balls-oh Lavender. - off Pierce. i. on
Smith. !: off label, |. IIits-oH Lavender
Standridge. : in 1 inning; off label in
inning: off Smith. L. in 20 innings. or
Rucker. In l-3 innings. Strucl; ont
by Pierce, /; by Smith. .. Will pitch
Lavender. umpircs. Byron and Orth. Time.
| as ''''-'
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SECOND GAME.


Burato ................a o o q -
Jersey City ............2 q 0 q 2-i
sun mary: Runs l. Giihool"y. Jameson.
Jackson Chsun"u. luir". Carls.rorn. Kca,.
!nr Pnrtell .barry. Gather ~. Iits-oc
innings. bases on hnlis-on Tyson. :. of
Ri3rsr. !. oil Ring, .. Struck ou.-by
Riercr. e ty Hing. { Two-base hits
NrsEef. IrIro Sacrifice hi.s-inck.on
gh5nneil. uupifc@. Carpenter and Cleary
Time. "a.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn ~ Chicago
Boston nj -. Louis.
tOnly three scheduled
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orc by innings: r.
chicago ................I o o..
New York ...n....... 20 o o o "a
summary: Runs-J. Collins, Mayor Bau-
man, Cook. Miller. Home run auman.
SiG,cn base-Alurphy. Earned ruts-New
York ): Chicago. :. Sacrifice hits-Alex-
nnd"r. P!np. Double play--E. Collins. Black
nnrne and j. Colllns Left on bases-.New
YORK. .: Chicago. 10. First 5ase on errors
New York = Chicago. !. Bases on balls
on RESELL, 5; on Scott {. Hit by pitcher
Fourier. Struck out-by Russell s: by
scott J. wild pitch Scott, Russell Passed
hals-Aie%ander. Mayer. Empires. Dineen
and Naln. Time. o:o5.
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SECOND GAME.
= - =
Totals....2S - Totals....oS ., !s 0

Called end ninth: darkness
Snn,,nary: Runs Gowdy. Evers, Hyatt
Wilson Two-uns" hi,s-Evcrs Gonzales.
Beschcr. Three-basc hit-Wilson. Earned
runs Boston = st. Louis. :. .sncriace hits
Hughes 80. Double play-AGller. Horns
by to Hyatt. Left on bases-Ros,on. s: 81.
Louis, !. Bases on bais-on Hughes. :: off
Meadows. !: on Boaruman. . Hits-ofl
Meadows. IN innings; off Boardnlan. in
innings. struck ow;Jhy Iurhe7. :: by
Meadows. !; by I3oardmau, ;. iNIld pitch
Hughes. Umpires. QIigley and o'Day.
'.Imc, ..0..
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SUMMARY: Runs-Chapman. Roth C.,. La
io,s. Mclnnis 1apr:, Two base hits-Itlrke.
stolen bases-Wilic. Roth. Chapman echang.
iapn' Formed -Philadelphia, 3. Snc-
iihce hits-EranR, Smith, Mitchell. Double
nlay-Strunk and Lapp. Left on bases
c!e icy 5; Phi'adelphin 8 Bases on balls
on Mitchell. 3. or Richardson. s. Struck
out-by Mitchell, II: by Richardson :; TIM
pires Wallace and Evans. Time. $50
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Grand Circuit Results

:. SYRACUSE ;Ao; y. Y, sentember IL
In three heats, first division:
Amasls, Dix. e., y. Il. SeeEer. "A
Fighting Chance, b. e., E. j.
May Boy, b. g. w. a. Harri
Marjorie Patchen, b. m, Mir
Schaefer 3
M!archfast, 70. s., J. r. McCune no.
Corallet Chimes, b. M. Mr..
Time. Eli; o:2oi-4; 22:iisil.-ii. 0f0'
2:iI trot, amateur wagon race, two
in three heats. second division:
Ed ASworthy. b. g., w. j. McDon
Mckinney Garard. b. e, P. Loril-
Bessie Cook, b. m. n. Harriman..4 :
Audubon Belle, b. m. $. * Bre-
Time. s:i5 ia: '2:l4i.i
200 trot. three in five, purse $1,000:
RonHsman. Valentine &c / i /
Mirthful. b. m. Murphy. .
Hazel Laing. CHI. m, Shank. 3 S
Adbell. NJ, b. H.. Mcdonald. 3
Nataprime. b. m, wright...9 6
Lady Grattan. b, m. Cox...5 S
Guy Nella, h. m Geers..S
Parcliff, b. g. sire, Mccarthy gro
Time. 2:Osl-2 2;o6 l4; 2oel-4
2:le trot. three in five, purse $1,000.
Ames Aibin1sen. h. H.. Albingen,
Ginger Boy, b. g, Giaarrris;oni.......3 {
Woodlawn Girl. b. M. Jones. e e.
Ged Gift, b. m, Dickcrson - 3
Jeanette Speed. b. m. Cox. :
Todd McGranor, Rodney ..7 s 4
King Bellini, b. 8. Dickerson 3 7dis
Time, 2:l1 A; 2:1o IL: 2:l0I-2
2:l0 pace, three in five: purse 81 900:
Queen Ahhieres. b. m. The
Able Queen Regents Ideal
Lustrous Mckinney, Rodney.I 3 ;
Ashtook. CHI. H.. Crossman. s 4 =
Jean. b. m, Murphy ..3
Fern Hal, blk m. McPher-
All Direct, blk. m, waliss....s & q
Budd Elliott br. g, Geers . Il
Clara Calker, b. m, Cox. 7 5dis.
Baby Bertha. ID. M. GarrisonS dis
Time. 2:o5 Is; 2:o3 L. 2:o6i-2:
2:05 IA.
Free -for-all pace, amateurs. TO
wagon for trophy, two in three.
Lady Lyndon. b. m. Direct Hal
r.. l. White .............l /
Princess Margaret. b. M. ]. r.
McCline ................2 .,
Robert Frisco. br e.. s. p. Hass 4 3
Miss Syracuse, b. m. r. s. Miller. 3
Roy Underwood. blk g. McDon-
Time. 200 ia; 2:o5 IA.
Free for-al trot. amateurs to wag-
on for trophy. two in three:
Ross B.. h. &. Pctronum, ]. r.
Don Labor, br. g. W. J. McDon-
Time. 2:i2l-2 e:o7i
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark Mt Iinnsns City.
Brooklyn at st. Louis
Baltimore at Pitt sburrh,
Buffalo mt Chicago.
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HOW THEY STAND
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
'HMDND- Montreal postponed until to

day..
Toronto. g; Providence. o tfirst Eame).
Toronto. ); Providence. (sccond gume) =.
dorchester. /; Harrisburg, Uirst game :;
ten innngsl.
Rochester, &: Harrisburg. tsccond gnme)
Jersey city. .: BuInlo. I Uirst ganc).
Buffalo, .: Jersey City, ( Second ynmc) .
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:: by Meehan I: by Eccles 3 VIII pitch
- ocies EMPIRES. Evans and Wallace.
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Rebels Defeat Tcrrnpins.

PITTSBURGH, September 1T1Tha
vim ing run in the game which Pitts
scored In the ninth inning, each team
to that time having one run to its
credit.
Score by innings: r. H E..
Baltimore 1900 00oo1oo-i 6
Pittsburgh .....O 00l 20 0l--2 S o
Batteries: Conley and Owens; Allen
and OCOnnor.
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Chicago.
BROOKLYN.

Totals. ..A - Il Totals. -. 30 Il q Is
-Batted for Lavender In third
fBattcd for Pierce in seventh
tBatted for Standridgc in eighth.
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SInnfcdx Hn,yn Iin ,ronx

:. = lIVII|IN, sNUIlItTIVt It.-N pltCn-
ing duel here to-day between Fake
berg and Davenport resulted in n 2 10
Each pitcher allowed two hits. In the
eighth inning, with the bases full and
two out, Myers struck out In the next
half of the inning st. Louis scored two
runs. Johnson walked and reached
second on DavenpOrts sacrifice. John
son then scored on MillCr'S two-base
hit. Magcc made bad throw on Mar
sans's Erounder, and Miller scored tho
second tally.
Brooklyn ....o0oooOOOo % Q
St Louis. q u o o o o - . o
Batteries: Falkcnberg and Land;
Davenport and Chapman.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20

The Indian school at Phoenix has
an enrolment of 712 students. About
forty tribes are represented.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

SAM H. KYLE, Lawyer Office over
Bank of Bisbee, Bisbee, Ariz. 81
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When you feel discouraged and de-
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20

Deer hunting is permitted in SO
states, in about one-third Of which the
hunter is limited to one deer a season
and in most OF the others two. Eight
cen states protect does at all seasons
and allow only bucks - be killed.
Montana is the only state that mas an
open season for the killing Of elk.
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9 for $4,000. Price g2650. 4
NJ. c. HIGH
. ? Peal Estate And Fire Insurance
y Opposite depot
9 9 9 9 Q . Q
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20

A farmer living near Wauseon, Ohio
claims to have broken the worlds
record by raising $3.50 bushels of
wheat on a single acre. The average
was maintained over more than ten
acres.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20
KNIGHTS AND LADIES
OF SECURITY

Bisbee Council No. 2115 meets IN
Medigovich Hall every second GAd
fourth Thursday.
FREDERICK j. ATTAWAY, Pres.
E. LINDQUIST, Fin. Box S246, Lowell
ALFRED Z. GRIFFITH, Sec. Box 968.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20

FOR sALE-The best bar in Fresno,
beautifully equipped clearing be-
tween $1,000 and $500 a month.
Long lease cheap rent prominent
corner. Settling Walcott estate.
Write or see Levy Bros 1888 FIRES
no street, Fresno Cal. $50
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20

The French have a process Of max
ing a sweet flour from dried sugar
beets The substance when complete
contains 50 per cent of pure nutri-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20

What's in name anyhow? Gallup
has a Prof. Paris Green.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20

These who wait 100000 wears will
witness a REPETITION of the phenome-
non of February 1866, when there was
nno full moon
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20
For Sale

have las colonies of Italian bees
will trade for city property. j. c..
Hickson, photographer, Jacob
Schmid Bldg. $40
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20

During June, July and August of
this year there were imported from
America over $500 motor cars.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-20

FOR SALE-Two pack mules and rid
ing horse. Address Box 1925 Bis
bee. 54t
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
scott Church TO HOLD
TWILIGHT SERVICES

All the services in Scott NJ. e.
Church last Sunday proved interest
ing and inspiring. At the morning
service more than 200 persons re-
ceived communion and sixty-two were
admitted to membership in the
church. AT the evening hour the
church was crowded. to hear. the an
nual Children's Day program and wit
ness the graduation of ten members
of Scotts first teacher training class.
the latter event being one Of the most
interesting of the day.
Tomorrow the usual summer sched-
ule will begin. At 915 o'clock the
class meeting will be directed by
Lewis T. Grubb. At 1890 o'clock the
Rev. 4. f. Beauchamp will preach the
sermon. At o'clock. Superintendent
Drummond will conduct the exercises
and at this time all arrangements will
be made for the Sunday school ex-
cursion to Augustine Beach on Thurs
day, June "a.
AT $50 o'clock the first twilight
service of the season will be in charge
of the Rev. Charles e. Davis, a recent
graduate of the Wilmington Confer
ence Academy. who will make a brief
address.