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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
HAS HARD FIGHT ID RECOVER HIS
 HORSE ON LINE
Reeident of Colonia Morelos Sees Property and Takes it; Fight Ensues on Boundary Line.

DOUGLAS. Feb 19.-James Ander- son, of Colonia Morelos believes that when he sees what he wasts, the proper thing to do is to go after it as hard as he can, particularly when the thing is a saddle which he identifies as having been stolen from him by MeXicass. As a result of putting his strenuous creed into effect, he now not alone has his saddle back but 9 horse, on which the saddle was fast ened. He believes the animal was stolen
 Anderson was stopped by Mexicans of Sameniego's command, while oD his way to Douglas. on January 8 and the saddle taken from him
 Yesterday while standing near the international line, he saw a Mexican coming toward him on horseback The first glance revealed the fact that the saddle was his own Anderson al once determined upon his plan of pro ceedure and put it into execution as soon as the Mexican had ridden close enough to him. Jumping at the man he dragged him from the saddle and the two began 10 fight at a lively rate Seeing a uniformed officer o' the United States customs service ap preaching, the Mexican suddenly abandoned all interest in the affray and ran across the border
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank those who SC kindly aided us at the time of the death of our beloved husband, broth or and father, Charles Fairclough. and especially the odd Fellows lodge We also wish to thank our friends for tbe many floral offerings.
 Mrs Kate FairclOugh.
 MT Allen FUirclough.
 Mrs. Joe Kinney Miss Florence Lindsay
 Mir. Frank Lindsay
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
KIRkER ARRIVES.

I. J. Kirker, a representative of the Arizona Good Roads Association, ar rived in Bisbee last evening from Tombstone. The good roads man made the trip from Tombstone to Bisbee on the train He had planned to come over the Tombstone-Bisbee link in a machine but the inclement weather prevented. Kirker will speak before a Good Roads meeting tonight in the parlors of the Copper Queen hotel. which have been rendered to the local organization for the oeca- sion by Manager Henry Poppen.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
COMMUNION SERVICE

Sunday morning, in connertion with the morning service the Sacrament of the Lords Supper win be admin istered in the Presbyterian church Members will be received into the church during the service and any desiring to unite with this church should meet with the session Sunday morning at 1O:3O o'clock in the church. To the communion service are invited all who desire 10 use the service as a help in living the Christian life.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
eouLpERs pANGERous

Rauchers living in the vicinity Of Dixie Canyon report that since the recent big rains many boulders have become loosened along the sides of the canyon, and that there has been several land slides caused by large boulders crashing down the mountain sides One rancher is reported to have had a narrow escape from death when a large boulder barely missed the vehicle he was driving
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
NO COUNCIL MEETING.

The special council meeting which had been tentatively arranged for to- night, will not be held It has been indefinitely postponed @ until the com mittee, appointed at the last meeting to investigate the paving matters, is ready to make a complete report. It is not expected this will take place for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
BRAKEFlELD IN NAco.

Deputy Sheriff William Brakefeld of Lowell. spent several hours in Ma co yesterday as a witness in the pre- liminary examination of the two men who are charged with having stolen the CaIranza automobile Both de fendauts waived the examination and were held to answer They were talk en to Tombstone by Deputy Sberin John Newell last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
COLLISION WITH HE COAT.

The patrons of the Edelweiss Cafe and the personal friends of William TmaX Jr, are wondering what is the trouble with the young restaurant mans hand William Jr, gives little response to questions in regard to the injury Yesterday it was learned however that TruaN Jr., had a severe collision with the Knights of C)ium bus goat a week ago when the focal Knights went JJ Tucson More than this is not known except that the hand is slowy improviug.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
Rossrs HAPPINESS.

ThC nervous, and yet c0ntented smile that was obvious to all the friends of l. A. Rossi yesterday. was due to the fact of the arrival Of 9 fine baby girl Rossi, who is chief electrician Of the Bisbee Improve Company. received word yesterday from his wife, who Is now visiting in Los Angeles. of the arrival Both mother and daughter are reported in good condition
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
BISCUIT MAN IN.

oliver F. Tufts, Arizona represen- tative of the National Biscuit Com pany and one of the best known tray .eling men in the southwest, arrived in Bishee yesterday to spend day or SO with the local trade Tufts says that business conditions, gener- ally. are on the mend.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
CHEAPER EXPRESS RATES

c. J. Jones, of Lowell. who is in- terested with others n ranching in the Gila valley, received a letter some days ago from the Corporation Com
 mission, announcing that express rates had been reducd 75c on the hundred pounds from Yuma and We'll ton to Bisbee on garden products and produce The old rate was S3 per hundred, whereas the rate now pre- vailing is $2.25 per hundred. This will enable the farmers of Wellton to ship produce and garden products into the Warren district in compe- tition with the Yuma producers, a privilege that they did not have here tofore. It will be remembered that there is a Bisbee colony at Wellton, as there is something like 50 Bisbee- ties who own land in that vicinity
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
A STRAINED ANKLE.

John McGeary a member Of the carpenter force of the Copper Queen had the misfortune, while working on the top near the Sacramento shaft Go spraiu his ankle He is now con fined to his home on Naco Road with the injury
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
GIBSON FROM DoueLAs.

R. L. Gibson, Douglas representa- tive of the New York Life Insurance Company and one Of the best known insurance men in the state, was 3 business visitor in the district yestCr day Gibson returned 10 his home in the Shelter City last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
CASE DISMISSED.

The case against Alex Vasil and Ernest Massey was dismissed yester day in Judge George R. smiths court on motion of the county attorney Alexander Murray and w B. Cleary appeared for vasil and Massey re- spectively
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
WORK BEING RUSHED.

Superintendent of Streets Lorenzo Wright is rushing the work on the street which goes up from Tombstone Canyon to Clawson Hill Wright has a gang Of about twelve men and be fore many days the roadway will be widened SO that the danger complain ed of to children, to the council last Tuesday night, will have been elimi- mated
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
BIDS FOR GRADING
Notice To Contractors

MorencL Arizona, Feb. 9,l9l5 Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned at Moreuci until February 2O 1915, for the grading of los miles of road-bed, approximate quantity oi excavation. 17OOO cubic yards
 The company reserves the right to reject any and all bids
 Blue prints of profiles and maps will be furnished on application
 ceitified check for the sum Of S25OOO must accompany each bid. MORENCI SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
 By A. r. THOMPSON. Manager
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
FOR A BAD COLD

The surest way to stop a cold is to liven the liver and cleanse the bowels, and the incest catharuc to do this is a 1O-cent box Of Cascarets. Take one or two Cascarets tonight and your cold may be gone by morn. ing
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
COLONIAL PARTY PosTPINED,

The Colonial party, under the joint auspices of the Y NJ. c. A and the Y. W. c. A.. scheduled to take place this evening at the Y NJ. gymnasium, has been postponed for one week. The cause of the postponement is the heavy rain of yesterday and last even ing. The joint committee felt that the weather would materially cut the attendance and the good time eX- pected. In the meantime, however added stunts will be arranged and the party will certainly be more pre- tentious and more imposing than for merly planned.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
BOY IS IMPROVED

The condition of Jack French, the four year old son Of c. S. French, who was injured last Saturday IS better according to reports. The boy is paralyzed on on side. but every hope is being held for an early and complete recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
EXCURSION RATES.

Excursion rates Co Phoenix, going February 2O 2l and %, and returning February 22. 23 and 24. are now on at the local office Of the E. P. & & w. The occasion for these rates is the Shriners' meeting which will take place in Phoenix the first part of next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
REDMEN's oANcE

Cochise Tribe No. 2 will give their annual ball at Brophy Hall. Lowell
 the night of Washington's Birthday. February 22nd Brennan's orchestra Good floor The public is cordially invited TT
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
c 0. BAND coNCERT.

Sunday afternoon at 2.3O from the porch of the Phelps-Dodge Mercantile Company the Copper Queen band will give one of it's excellent band con certs A fine program has been ar- ranged and a musical treat is prom isCd all who are fortunate enough to be in attendance
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
CHARLES CROSS THROUGH.

Deputy SheriH Charles Cross, of Douglas passed through Bisbee and Lowell yesterday on his way to Doug las. after spending a day in the coun- tg seat on official business.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
-MIss cALLAoHAN eeTTER.

Miss Lee Callaghan. who has been confined Co her home suffering with a severe cold for the past several days is able to resume her duties al the phelps-Dodee stohe.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
UP FROM DOUGLAS.

A. C. Cole, superintendent of the Cananea Consolidated Copper Compa- ny's shelter at Cananea was a busi- ness visitor in Bisbee yesterday from his present headquarters in Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
DOUGLAS MAN UP.

Frank Sweeney, travelling for an Fl Paso produce house and with head. quarters in Douglas was a business visitor in the district yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
BACK FROM MESA.

Mrs. F. A. Toyrea. vile Of the War ren District meat dealer, has return cd from Mesa where she has been for week or more at the bedside of her brother who has been seriously ill The condition of the latter is said to Doc materially better
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
L Q CAL
NOMINATIONS CLOSED.

Nomination for officers in the Elks lodge for the coming year. closed last night when thc regular meetiua o ue lodge was lold Tho election uI officer win be held very horuy
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20
FROM LOS ANGELES.

W. P Brooke of Los Angeles, is visiting the city with relatives and friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20

Get your flowers for Washington's Birthday from Seeleys, phone 37O.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20

PICTURES

"ZUDORA"-Episode No. 4-Thanhouser Special Naidra, the Dream Woman" An interesting Thanhouser
 Drama The Lucky Shot'-A Good Reliance Drama Shorty Falls Into a Thle"-A 2-part Broncho Drama
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-20

SCRATCH PADS. 5c and Toe ID. Review office 2d9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
lNTERCITY CUNTS WILL
PLAY ON HOWlTZER COURT

ono Of The snappicst and cicancst
sHi"ts OF tHc season VIII be staged on
IN" !iowiiZcrs llocr on saturday nirht
w,h"n IA" iaehmond Knights of Column
ms meets The all-star team OF the
w ashiugion knights Of Columbus. The
local lads are training hard for the
match and expect 10 turn the tables
on the visitors
Tie Washngton quint is composed
ni some OF TIA" best basketball pinvcrs
~ TINS SECTION OF the country. among
mem he!ng KELLEY. former Gcorr"7
tt.@,Whh man; and keepam, captain Of the
tathu!lc University team, ana Other
stars of the basket tossing game.
. Among The local lads viii h.. soon
Nickel, the star forward OF Inc NcC;iii
team; GehrinE. his ahlc partner In The
forward POS ,uon. Ryan. the sturdy
tutiu. ana FiHniEan, the fast ana
stioHE guard OF tho MCGil! team. ,y.arv
WE! pump center for the local qulnt
y I"i*c crowd is expected to .,ttcud
inns game, as II is a rare thirr rnr TX.
local fans 70 have Tho chance To- s"c
S.IR Stars OF tn" basketball game AZ
called promptly at SIj i. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
FIRST CALL OF SPRING
ANSWERED BY GOLF CLAN
Links All Over Country Covered by
Vanguard OF Growing Sport
Lovers.
GAME MAKES BIG STRIDES
In Fifteen Years Players Have Jump
ell From Fifty to 250,OOO-Golfers
Are Having Action Pictures Taken
to Correct Faults.

Tho golhng clan has answered tho
first call OF spring and the vanguard
OF Its army Is abroad on the links to-
day making vicious assaults upon tho
little globule.
The ice hasn't melted from tho
ground In some sections Of the North;
here and there tho snow flakes linEcr
still. But that is not considered n
handicap by the golfers. Somebody dis
covered robin In the northern part
or tho country tho other day. and tho
golfers havc taken that to mean tina,
spring really Is In our midst.
Ana SO tho golfers are Eolfng again
and they will continue golfnE until
the zero weather and the blizzard OF
next winter chase them to the protec-
ton OF tho old base burner Hero in
Richmond the links at the Hermitage
club and tho Country Club OF Virginia
daily are covered with dcvotees OF tho
game. Golf has grown In popularity
In this vicinity, and there are now
quite Few excellent golfers In the
are both good ones. The game this
year. il is expected. will gain a larger
following, through, the indoor courses
IS golf.
The claim is made that, in nf,cen
active participants in the United
states TO 100000 In the beginning OF
the year 1915 II that Is true IL
Is one or the biggest percentage gains
in the history or the land, ana tops
all other sport tales.
class than any other sport. for IL
happened TO be n game that could hold
me attention OF anyone, once he or
she had mixed with the hrassiey and
the nibiicks and learned the golf lang
uaSc. And, in addition to that, IL
turned out 10 be- a very interesting
congregational sport. one In which
succeed
II there are other sports savs
thronGinE movies, that can come nea r
70 the big increase In golf. they ought
10 be trottcd out
=. Sporting goods houses throughout
me country report the heaviest early
sales OF goldng equipment In history
Most OF their sales are of complete o,t
hts, indicating that the recruits tn Tho
EolinE ranks Will be increased by tho
thousands in every big city in tho
country this year.
me new fad among earnest golfer.
Is 10 have few action" photoEraphs
taken of themselves. The phctogranhs
which catch the golfer in fun swing.
are good teachers. They show ri,
InanE faults that n golfer has tina, ia
never imagined he had
Z. -. liaZlct. the great British golfer
always Was considered a marvel Of
lures taken OF him were posed affairs.
photographed snapped IIazlct re-
Gently. while hc WAS nj the ton OF
his swing. and even IIazlet could hard
~ believe that the clumsy appearing
party was really himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
GROVE AVENUE FIVE IS
DEFEATED BY MADISON
First Came Under Revised Schedule
won ~! Close Score - Madison
against SkNlurlxS Tn \irbf

IN inc lllSt games or revised schedule
ot tho Junior Trianglar League the
Madison quint won over the Grove Ave
MUGS last night by a II TO Is score
ne gam" was hotly contested from
Start to finish The Grove Avenues
game, hu, before the end OF the period
Madison cNcucd the score.
Miller replaced Rucgcr in the first
period when ne was disabled lie en-
tered again III the second half
IN" team work of both teams was
The feature OF the contest I,ucrcr ord
HplIiIhES OF Grove Avenue. did good
work. while the work of Flippcn ana
Lyda. for Madison, was good
IN" next gam" OF The league Will
pc played "-ntght. between the John
Marshall Skyarks and the Madison
pu'nl The game will start promptly
al $40 o'clock on the Madison court
as follows: w ="
March II. Madison vs.. Grove Avenue
MIafCh :, Skyla:ks VS. Madison: March
-. HkNarks vs. Grove Avenue: March
~, ',KHarkS ". irov" Avcnuc. March
-. SkylarkS Us. Madison; March ~
Hk%!arks ". Grov" Avenue; March 20
,f'"y" Avenue vs. Madison; March 81,
Madison. Position. Grove Avenue.
l.lippcn. left forward Mills
Carol! ....right forward. Anderson
~ ,ijI, .......... center SDilliuES
Soi%S .......lcft guard ....... Gift
S"mmary-Scorc Madison. II: Grove
Avenue .. Suhsututions: Taylor for
ihfro!l Winters for sales. Miller for
from ncld Fijpp"u. .: Lyda. .; TavIor.
Sp!nuEs. !; l:u"E"r, /. Goals from
ioui: F!ippen. !; Kucger. .. Referee:
S:,,.s"on eJohn Marshall High SCHOOL,.
, iiil" OF halves: Fifteen and twenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
JUAREZ RESULTS

end end up p, seven fHrlongs-jennie craw-
l irr1. i Nr 'BrazeD, sto / to 2.S to ;.
8 TO 3. TO ., second; Miss Edith, LOG
,rSarter), 70 ]. to l. to 2, third.
Time. ;o3. Make Good. Yestersun. Eva
O'Dawn. Casadorah Fred Drew. Lehigh,
Louis Des Cognets, ii Terror, also ran.
Hecond-seliing. thrcc-ycar- olds and
up: SIX furlonEs-kid Nelson. 10
Russ Sand. 40 (Gcntry), C to i. 9 to
!. even. second: Emclda. 90 QBczansor),
1., to !: Go TO l., to .. third. Time.
Kathryne Roberts. Alice Teresa. Smil-
ing Margaret. Captain Lindsey. Charles
FoN. Ever Good, Native Son. Noble
Third-fivc furlongs--Orimar Lad. 1l5
n-oudcrl, even. to 3 and out. first:
Forge. 40 U-ongo(. 10 to l. to / ,
Te 81 80 70 s fSsn; Ante to 2 'hiph
l., Silver Tone and Wild Bear, also ran.
,, E0mrt tn seven, seven furlongs.C Christie,
to .. first; Greovcr Hughes. 115 Gen
try). even. l TO and out, second: Exc
e cuen ~ ,S,r ddLou9!sD, TO J. to L. and
Rose. Mazinw. Blarney, also ran.
Fifth--six fnrlongs-B a. Jones. o5
GARNER. TO l. even. and to 9.
! q to ! and 3 to 3. second: Nmity. 1i3
lCarterl, 6 to !. . to l and even, third.
Time. I:ls A.. Raven Hall, Woof.
Antoine,tG. Eye White. Palma. Jake
Sixth. one mile-Mercurlum, 10
fMo OF ,,o t" % even and l to q first !:
and out, second; J. Nolan. 90 Goudc).
to !. to III. even, third. Time,
l:46 Go. Andrew 0Day, Rose ONeill'
Spindle. Sleepland and First Star. also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
CAROLINA AGGIES PLAY
FIRST GAME ON MONDAY

WEST RALEIGH. y. c., March IL
With tho disappearance of the wintry
weather for the past few days. the
AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical baseball
squad Is hard At work again on Rid
dick Field. Head Coach Anderson is
WORKING the boys hard every day In
preparation for the opening game on
Monday with the Atlantic Christian
College nine.
Al field positions and tho initial
sack VIII be filed by new men The
competition for these positions is so
Keen that no definite information is
available az 10 who will play these po-
sitions in the opening game. At pres
Ont 1t looks as If Johnson. Il sub on
last years team. will play hrstbase
mere are nine men working hard for
tho outiicld. They are: Wootcn,
Thrash. Park. Van Brocklin, Champion,
Tyler. Foster, Gardner and Hunt
For the pitching staff there arc sew
crai good men. Jayncs and Evans
probably. head the list. Jaynrs Is the
star Of last years team. Evans is a
freshman. but he has n State wide
reputation az an amateur pitcher.
Lewis. sub on tho team last year, is
showing up well and will probably be
used In good many games to help out
Jayncs and Evans. Captain Winston,
tho hard hitting receiver OF tho AgBies
team. is showing the Same form no dis
played last year, when no very appro-
printely earned the namo OF 'IIomc
Run Winston"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
MAY RELOCATE FOOTBALL
COACHES TO GRANDSTAND

NEW HAVEN, March III. ru, Agree
ment OF Yale. Harvard ana PRINCETON
ball league. and TO PLAY a SERIES or
nine games. each meeting tn, othcr
two In herics OF three games S. re-
Eardcd as the most radical Innovation:
made by the Big Three ia years.
Closely following the decision adont-
cd by the three last years Of plaviDl-
their mutual games WIN the coach ~
off the players benches aud I'm In.
Erandstands. giving no aid to the play-
crs. the arrangement marks a dCrld.d
advance in general UNDERSTANDING,
reached by the three IN Their ath!ctlc
relations.
The proposal 10 remove the coaches
from the players benches was made NV
Coach Frank Qu!nhy of The Yale team
IL has worked so well that the football
omciais OF the three universities nov.
wish 10 inject II :nto the big gr!diron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
8R|TCH|E DEFEATS WELSH
IN FAST TEN ROUND BOUT
Former Worlds Champion Light
weight Outpoints Present English
TitlchoIdcr.
AMERICAN WAS AGGRESSION
Surprises RinGside by His offensive
Tactics, While hackers of Cham
pion DiSnppointcdly Watch to .
Bets Fade With Passing bounds.

NEW YORK. March IL Willie
Ritchic, of san Francisco, former
worlds champion liGhtweigh;, out
fought and outpoIutcd Freddie Welsh.
OF England, the present title holder. IN
n fast ten-round bout here tonight.
All through the fight Kitchie did the
forcing, while Welsh spoiled some OF
his good work by holding In several
rounds. The champions showing dis
appointed his many followers who, con-
fdcnt of his ability TO repeat his two
previous victories over Ritchie, bet free
~ nj odds OF 10 on thc EugliShman
against the Californian
Ritchie Mt no time during the bout
give his hackers room for any doubts
of his being able to more than hold his
own. He rushed all over the ring, send
ing let's and rights To the head and
body, the body punishment being the
more severe.
Eitchic was the arst 10 enter the ring.
lie was given u tremendous ovation
from his dressing room up to the time
he climbed over tho ropes. Kitchis was
preceded by 4 huge American FLAG.
minute later Welsh followed. q Union
Jack carried over his head by his
trainer, Grit Jones. Ritchie's seconds
were DR.. Jeffrey. Or. Hicks. Billie
,irupp and Bob McAllistcr Welsh was
attended by Harry Pollock, his man
ager. Griff Jones and Jim Donovan
WAS championship Nitnir.
Announcer Joe Humphreys in intro
ducinc the boxers declared the contest
to I've for the lightw eight championship
OF tile world. kitCNic was introduced
first, and the crowd chcercd as he
arose from his stool. The American was
apparently the popular favorltc. Welsh,
however, was also given a warm greet
inE. According To stipulations both
weighed in at Ia ut o'clock this af-
tcrnoon. The ringsidc weight of both
in full ring costume was announced as:
Richie 1890: Welsh, 1853.
RitChic showed that he lacked work
and had he had n few fights under his
belt since he lost his title last July in
London he would have given Welsh an
artistic trimming. The latter gave one
ot the poorest exhibitions for y cham
pion in the annals Of tho game lie
fought on the defensive throughout,
absolutely refusing to stand up and cx-
change with the Californian. Welsh
was rs wild rs a March hare from start
to finish. RitChic deserved what credit
there was TO bc had. He at least tried
from the minute ne climbed into the
ring. His one hope WAS TO drop Welsh
FOR the count.
The only real round OF the fight was
the seventh. Richie started out. as in
the other rounds. 10y swinging both
hands continually for the body, and
while Welsh blocked most OF these two
hard ones shot through his guard al
tho bell.
Welsh made his best showing In the
ninth round. lie boxed clcvcrly and FOR
the first time during the fight timed his
straight left and right hooks with pre-
CiSiOn.