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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14

strike into those parts OF the 6ta1o
which offer the most In the shape o1
game | have found good hunting clQoo
at hand. n
good many hunters Hike big sAmo
shooting. or think they would Hike e.
put l have never had such ideas u1Y.
self. | am well content with the snnG1-
Ter game, and had rather handle y
shotgun any day than rifle. Quail
is. ON the whole, my favorite rama.
and there is no lack of birds In thaa
vicinity of Linden. The law In Tan-
,nessee places limit on the numhqeI
any one hunter may bag in a season.
and believe this a good idea TherV
are so many amateur hunters n0Nn.5
days that Ii is hard to see wheF4
they all get chance to shoot any
thing. Still, it is big country. md
there is plenty of game left I have;
never approached the game iimix ~
a day. for have always been satis0o4
with few birds enough for my OWS
Use and the pleasure of bringing 6aGE
something to show from my mxrNnS
manship. | believe / had rather hunt
quail than anything else, but thor&
is an excitement about bagging WY1<
turkeys that Is well worth the EFFORT
There are still considerable num6exs
OF these birds loose In tho woodpEG
Tennessee, and 1t has been my g46X
fortune TO knock down a few III 3NXZ
numerous excursions into the Wi1t1S
ness. In my experiences have foN
Remington shotgun the most euTy1 :
able weapon. and would use no o&l
have never been q crack shot NJ
did make one Alot once. perhnp6
accident. that shows that + NJ
least a good gun whether nuazG
marksunAn or mot. I fe49r III III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14
Washington and Lee
Has Good Schedule
For Next Season

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Lexington. Va. Feb. ts.-The most
pretentious and hard schedule ever
fer Washington and Lee
football team is that mapped out and
made public tonight by Manager Rob-
ert Boremau McDougai. Of Parkers-
burg. w. Va. Nine games--the same
tht Generals. but three Of these con-
tests are with teams that a few sea-
sons ago would not have offered the
local collegians places on their sched-
ules. The Lexingtonians. nnbeaten
last year and with a record of only
two reverses in the last three seasons.
journey TO Ithaca. n. Y. on Noveln-
Der IS to meet Cornell, to indianapolis,
Ind, on October 80 to meet Indiana
University and 70 L.ynchburg, Va, on
October 2 TO meet West Virginia
WESLEYAN. other games on foreign
fields are those with Virginia Poly
technic Institute in Roanoke. with
West Virginia IN Charleston, w. Va,
and with A. 4 Nj. of North Carolina
Three games will be played In Lex
ington.
Washington and Lees footballists
will be coached next tall. as they
We're last year, Dy water u. Elicock,
Dartmouth, 1910, and an All-American
tackle in his time. The Generals
schedule follows:
September 25--Davidson, at Lex
ington. Va.
October West Virginia Wesleyan,
at Lynchburg. w. Va.
October s.-Marshall at Lexington,
Va.
october ls.--v. p. L, at Roanoke.
Va
october 2s.---west Virginia. at
w. Va.
October 3o.--Indiana, at Indianapo-
lis. Ind.
November Roanoke. at Lexinx-
ton,s Va.
November is.---corneiI. at ithaca.
N. Y.
November 23.--A. ana n. Of North
Carolina, II Norfolk, Was I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14
Athletic
BY ERNEST POLLARD.

men the international League
mognis gather next Tuesday morning
at New York TO discuss the affairs OF
the organization the Baltimore Oriole
franchise VIII be formally transferred
from the Monumental City to Rici-
mond. Ed Barrow. president OF the
league, has already declared that he
was very we'll pleased with the trans
fer OF the Baltimore franchise to the
capital OF the Old dominion, and no
trouble whatever will be experienced,
Another matter of Importance that
will be disposed OF at this meeting is
the action with reference TO the Jersey
City club. Owing TO the opposition
of the New York State League, the
owners OF the club were, unable to
place the team In Syracuse, and Just
what will be done with II is not known,
unless II can be transferred to the
Bronx
Local fans will no doubt be glad
10 learn that Jack Dunn. manager OF
the Richmond club. who has been i'll
AT his home in Baltimore. is fast INF
proving. He will he able. il rs thought.
to attend the meeting at New York
Tuesday Despite the fact that he is
confined TO his room. he is keeping up
with the baseball dope" and is read
ing newspapers from all over the
country
Deals are still pending for some
good baseball players. now owned By
major league clubs. He is expected
70 sign at least four OF them within
the next week or two
LII this spring weather remains In
our midst many more days. familiar
sounds VIII ae shortly heard efnantaf~
ing from tne local sandlots. This
KIND OF weather makes a feeling creep
over the young basebaners that causes
them to long for the days wien they.
Will again don their baseball attire. sxet
out on the field and start something.
II the old tradition about arctomys
monax--we are talking about his royal
nibs. the groundheg-ca1 he believed,
the winter weather for mis- year is
about exhausted. and the baseball
weather this year will arrive earlier
than 1T has for the past few seasons.
Many ofothe local amateurs were seen
out on the field yesterday
Followers OF amateur naseDan in
Richmond Will be afforded an oppor-
tunity to see some OF the hest exhi-
billions in the history of this city.
Both the Richmond Amateur Baseball
Commission and the Richmond Ana
teur Athletic Federation Will organize
a number Of leagues. and the baseball
this year Is expected TO be OF the high
est order in the amateur ranks,
Although at one time 1t was thought
that there would be no Capital CITY
League in Richmond, it is now under
stood that plans are on foot to form
u fouy-club organization under this
name. The classification OF this
league, together with the Old Domin-
ion, will be raised from "A" to IA"
Baseball Is now the topic Of con-
versatlon among the students in the
four Richmond preparatory SCHOOLS.
Last year the race for the champion
ship. which was won by Benedictine
College. was about as interesting as
one could wish to see, but this year
the games promise to furnish some
settlement. Although AL Of the teams
Il0N$ aeuae N th1lK e6eet zne1 M rad
s N. h n ls.l y q ri !! nn1ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14
Lively Contest
Is Captured by
Virginia Techs

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.)
Roanoke. Va. Feb. i3.~~In a game
of basketball. which was holly con-
tested at every stage. Virginia Poly
technic Institute tonight defeated yir-
ginia Military Institute by a score of
% to Al. The game was full az thrills
from the start to finish. The line
up:
V. NJ. l. Position. v. r. +.
Fetterroiph II. F. C. IF. Engleby
Marshall ...L FL. Tngiehy
Batten tCapt.) &C. ....... Logan
helms ...,.., II. G.. tCapt.b Powell
Pitts ......L c.. Cooke
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r. \. A. r. WILL HOLD AN
IMPORTANT MEETING

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Richmond Amateur Athletic Fedora :
ton will be held on Tuesday, afternoon
at the Blues Ar,nory, at $50 o'clock.
All members are urged to be present.
as matters Of vital Importance will be
considered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14
Gossip
Baltimore Franchise Will Be
Formally Transferred Tuesday

vices OF Frank Bigbie again this sea
charge of the cadet baseball squad
after the season had opened and turn.
ed out a team that managed 10 an
mex the championship in the Rich
mond Preparatory school League.
Five letter" men are back this year.
and he is expected TO again turn out
a team that will make a good Snow
ing. Those who are back are Scott,
Overman. Hierholzer, Asher and Pol
lard. George Floyd, youngster. who
played last season with the Bingham
Military Academy matriculated the
first. part of the year. and he il ex-
pected TO make the cadets n good
man. With these five men back and
suol men as Floyd. McGraw. Shaugh-
messy. Schales. Cheatwood. Frances
and several others Benedictine is ex-
pected to have good team.
John Marshall always has good
baseball team and this year, with sew
eral old men back and a wealth Of
new material. the public school boys
are expected to have one of the best
teams that ever represented The In
y
Asher, Woodward, Sale, Brumble, Pull
liam and Wharton are the old letter
men THAI are back this season. PEN
dleton and Stringer are good ball play
ers and they are expected 20 wear a
John Marshall uniform this season.
Stringer caught for Barton Heights
High School last season.
With most of the old men back this
sc ason. the Richmond Academy is ex-
pected to turn out an aggregation that
Will he in the race for the Champion
ship from start OF finish. Although
Pitt and e. Roden will be missed.
there are several new men from which
two can be picked TO fiji the gap.
Monk" Brown is recognized as one
ranks. and he is expected to he in the
pink of condition this year
AS was predicted. the John Mar
shall High School basketball quint
suffered a defeat Fridas. night at the
hands of the Newport News quint.
evening things up for the Eastern
Virginia High School championship
honors. The Narshailites won from
the Shipbuilders in Richmond New
Years Day. and as result of this
victory Friday for the Crabbers a
third game will be necessary to de-
eide the title. 1t Is very probable
that 1t will be staged In the near flu
ture at the William and Mary court
in williamsburg
a meeting OF the Amateur Baseball
Commission will be held next We'd
nesday night in the office OF Julian
Hill In the National State and City
Bank building Matters of vital i'm
portap>~ VIII be transacted at this
meeting, and all members are request
ed TO be on hand,
Benedict;ne Colleges basketball
quint will end the season next Thurs
day night when 1t Journeys to Black
stone TO clash with the strong Black
stone Acadsm my i've. Blackstone has
had a very successful season so far
this year. and the game between that
qutnt and the one representing Bene-s
dictine ahculd prove an interesting
AFFAIR. ss' 4:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14

Summary: Score--Kichmond, 81;
William and Mary. II. Goals from
Fleetwood. s: Leubbert. 3: Mitchell.
/; Coz. i; Gayle, .: zehmer. 3: Bcrts-
chey I. Foul goAls-Leubert. 2; Jones'.
3. Bertschey. .. Referee-Hargrove
~. p. ID. Time Of halves--Twenty
minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14
Tigers Downed
By Jackets In
Fast Contest

Especial to The Richmond yirg,niau)
Hampden-Sidney. Va. Feb. lathe
Randolph Macon basketball team con-
riuued it's victorious march by defeat
Ing the Hampton Sidney aulnt here
last night by the score OF rs to Is, and
thus practically cinched the pennant
for the present season. having won ev-
cry game so far and defeated each one
OF the other teams in the Eastern In
tcrcolleg!ate Association.
The lineup:
R.~M c. Positions HIS. C.
ShefteS .,,..,,E, F........ Hurt
Lee ...+........L F..,.... Pendlston
Hall ........-.,s.C *...... Darlington
Scott ...,-.... R, G..,,....... TAFT
Brittingham ....L G.... Bowling
Summary; MISUNDERSTANDING
for Hall, Richardson for Bsittingham
Bryan for Darlington, oliver for Pen
dieton, Pendle,on for Bowling, Neil
hany for Pendletou, Pendleton for
Hurt Floor goals-Sheney, 3: Lee. 2;
Hall, 3; Pendleton. &: Hurt, S. Foul
goals--Pendieton. s; Hurt. g. sheffey,
.. Referce-Dr. Clark IN. c. W. Time
OF periods-Twenty minutes
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14

A meeting OF the Amateur Baseball
Commission will be held next Wed
nesday night in the office OF Julian
Hill In the National State and City
Bank building. Matters OF vital i'm
portap>~ VIII be transacted at tsnis
meeting. and all members are request
ed to be on hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
LAY ADDRESSES AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH
 DURING DECEMBER
Rev. Harold s. Brewster, Rector of Episcopal Church, ArrangeS
 for Addresses By Representa-
 tiyeS of Different Professions.

Rev. II s. Brewster, rector of the St Johns Episcopal Church. is ar- ranging a special series of Sunday evening services for December, dur ing which lay addresses will be de- livered by professional men Of the Warren District Pertinent matters. of great interest and importance to the life of the community will be dis. cussed by the different speakers. It is expected that the attendance throughout the series will be large.
 Righteousness In Connection with Different Professions" will be the general subject of the series. Dr. ). N. Leonard vii speak, from the stand point of the profession Of medicine. Sunday evening Dec 8, and Dr. w.. p Sims from the political standpoint, Dec 19. The speakers for Sunday evening Dec F, is not yet deter mined.
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power to pass any bill under an emer- gency clause in case one of the pro- posed amendments is adopted and all measures would be open 10 the refer endum on petition of five per cent Of the electors of the state This would seriously affect the legislatures ap- propriation for it's own expenditures, which has always been provided in an emergency measure, passed the first day of each session. Under the pro- posed amendment the legislatures ap- prOpriation for salaries and expenses of each session would be subject to the referendum
 Special sessions, when called would not be limited to specific legislation. designated by the governor. but could enact measures pertaining 10 any sub icct whatever. The federation would strike out the section of the constitu- ton giving the governor power to fix in his call the subjects to be consid- cred at a special session.
 The amendments proposed include one which would make 1t impossible for the legislature to dispense with the provision that it must hear each bill read in full on three separate days and would also amend 'le constitution SO that members of International guard would not be eligible to the legisla Lure
 Many sections of the constitution
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
IN DOGDOM
 UP TO KENNEL CLUB
Several Matters of Interest to Come up at Meeting
 Next Sunday.

Several matters of importance in "dogdom" are scheduled to come be- fore the members of the Kennel Club at their meeting next Sunday evening at the city hall. These include the show project and the establishment of a suitable place for boarding dogs when masters go away for a time or for other reasons it is deemed adyjsa. ble to send the household pet away for a time The matter of frequent poisoning will also, undoubtedly, be given further consideration by the club.
 The Show Committee" is receiving considerable encouragement from out side the district especially from Tue son. Gt win urge immediate steps for show, if one is to be held as the members believe that an that is necessary to insure a large entry list is advertising through premium lists and such publicity as the papers or Che southwest will offer
 Need of @ boarding place for dogs has been considered before and it is said that efforts to obtain such a place have met with success and acco- modations will be available after the first of the year
 Several fine dogs have been poison ed recently and further steps in pre- vention of such outrages will be sug- gested.
 The directors of the Kennel Club request an members to be present and further extend a cordial invitation to any dog owners or dog lovers, not yet members of the club to meet with them on this occasion and aid in the work that has been undertaken.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
GkNANEA RESIDENTS FIND CAMP INTACT;
 READY TO OPERATE:
Though ViIIistas Did Not Treat
 the Camp as a ParIor Should
 Have Been Yet Americans Say 1t Could Have Been Far Worse

There is a smile on nearly every Cananea mans face these days For it would appear that the big Sonora copper camp is about to resume opera tious after a shut down Of more than a month. That the town of Cananea was not damaged 10 any veat extent is the opinion of many residents who have returned to the camp within the last day or two.
 John Beckham, of Cananea, return ed to Bisbee yesterday afternoon af- ter spending Thanksgiving in the town. He declared that he expected to find his home and his place of bust ness literally torn to pieces and was very gratihed to find that nothing or the kind had occurred
 The Cananeaite had a well stocked poultry yard and the Vnlistas left the chickens and turqeys alone, also did not bother a pet deer which Beckham had in bis yard In watering stock, is his front yard the troops trampled up the place pretty badly but other wise the property was found intact.
 All of the residents of Cananea ex- pect to return there within a very few days. There is every prospect that conditions there will be stable, from now on. The Villa forces ap- pear to have been driven from the northern part of the state and, for the first time in several years, Cana nea's future seems assured.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
FIRST INITIATED
 LAWS WOULD TAKE
 STATE SENATE AWAY
Laws Initiated By Federation of Labor Would Take Power from Legislature EnaCting Emerg- enCy Measures.

PHOENIX. Nov 26.-Abolition of the state senate. and of the right of the legislature to enact emergency measures are among the objects of the first initiative petitions for the to the state constitution proposed by be state federation of labor, which were filed today with the secretary of state Under the pro posed amendments the legislature would consist of but one house, of 35 members, the apportionment among the fourteen counties of the state be- ing exactly as at present.
 The legislature would not have the
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
NOTICE OF nulnEMn

Wolverine & Arizona Mining Com pany has declared a dividend of tweu- ty-hye cents (25c) per share, payable December IS, 1915, 10 stockholders Of record at the close of the books No- vember 90, 1915.
 Transfer books close at the close of business November 30, 1915, and re- open at the opening of business De- cember 1O Advertisement 33
 CHARLES CHYNOWETH,
 SecretarV.
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which provide for certain procedure immediately following statehood and which are now dead timber are elimi- mated by the proposed amendments, which would thus greatly shorten the constitution. The petitions, Ahich were sent in by J. M. Hall of San Si- mon, Cochise County were each sign ed by twenty persons.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
ARMY NAVY GAME BY
 PLAYS AT BRIGADE
 PAVILION, SATURDAY
Officers of Eighteenth Infantry Invite Members of Warren Dis triCt Country Club to Attend With Their Ladies.

Returns of the classic Army-Navy football game of Saturday, Nov 2I will be received, play by play, at the Brigade Pavilion in Douglas and off, hcers of the Eighteenth Infantry are inviting members of the Warren Dis trict Country Club and their ladies to be present to receive the news or the game as it progresses.
 A board win be erected and the eX- citement. undoubtedly, win be akin to that experienced it the aitual contest Musical numbers will be rendered and the afternoon promisises to be a pleasant ono for all
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
RllNs cAANnlER R

Mir. Holmes, a resident of Courtland has purchased a Chandler 6 touring car from the Tester & Grant agency. Mir Grant yesterday took the car to Courtland and made the delivery. The sales of the agency are increasing daily and the fame Of both the Maxwell and the Chandler is spreading over the county due in great measure to the activity of the sales agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
sToPE PAvlLLIoN oPENINe

The Stope Pavilion under new man agement will give a grand opening ball tonight at o'clock Special mus ic has been secured for the occasion and refreshments will be served free. The new management will run the pa villion as @ strictly first class dance hall and will cater to the best trade
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
DIES IN FL PAso.

Charlie Baker formerly of Bisbee. where he was well known in the Ea- gles and was popular with all, died yesterday in El Paso, where he had lived for six months. The body will be brought to Bisbee on the 1O:15 train this evening for interment The Eagles will take charge of the funeral arrangements for which will be later announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
ELKs INITIATION.

The Elks will initiate severad can didates, tonight At the last session Of the Grand Lodge. the goat and his accessories were restored for initiatory purposes under the direction of the various lodges. Bisbee lodge has an exceptionally fine assortment Of ini- tiatory paraphernalia and, according ly, those to be initiated are looking forward to a real hot time"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
VIsIroRs FRoM cALuMEI-

Mir and Mrs. B. J. Reding of Calu- met Michigan, were guests during the past week at the home Of Mir and Mrs. B. W. Norton. Mir. Reding is a brother of Mrs Norton The Feelings HOW are en route to the California lairs
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
CLEVELAND DODGE HERE.

Cleveland E Dodge Of New York. who is passing a month in Douglas motored to Bisbee yesterday to attend the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Y. M. C. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
q C ( c C c REVIEW MINING SPECIAL

C The circulation department of 2 c The Review reports large orders c c for copies of the bis Special Min . 6 ing Edition. Almost everyone .
 e appreciates the exceptional op- ( q portunity to remember their . Q friends Over 400 copies were q C sent out yesterday morning. The . . price is twenty-five cents per . . copy with no charge for postage. .
 c c C c c c C c c a
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The Upper Lowell Fire Department will give one of their regular popular Saturday night dances at Upper Low ell Hall on Saturday. November 27 Best music in town. If you don't be- heve it come down and try it 236
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
AT COPPER QUEEN.

Guests registering yesterday at the Copper Queen Hotel included J c. Kohl, c. W Krughz ". F. Crooks, Fl Paso, J. R. Rice, San Francisco; J. II. Grayson. O. Morier Tucson; J. R.. Roolt C. E. Dodge. New York Chas. Odlen, Los Angeles; Fl. Hamburg, Hamburg.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
Y. M. c. A. DIREcTORs.

Routine matters were considered at the meeting yesterday afternoon of the r. M C. A. directors. General Secretary A. B. Richardson introduc- ed several propositions concerning special phases Of Y work which later may prove of benefit Co members of the Association
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
LEAVES FOR THE COAST.

P. D. Wilson and Mrs Wilson of Warren, will leave this evening for the coast where they will spend a month.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
JACK RICE HERE.

Jack Rice, Pacific Coast representa- tive of the Hercules Powder Co.,. mak- ing his headquarters at San Francis co, is in Bisbee for a several days business visit
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
ANOTHER PIGEON RACE.

The Bisbee Homing Club plans to hold a short pigeon race over the Di- vide Sunday Nov 2s, all birds to be run by 9:30 a. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27

Gerald Debely, The Jeweler, repair ing a specially. O. K. Block. oppo- site depot 159
 Advertisement
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Let the leading tailors make your Xmas suit Willard & Bateman 262
 Advertisement
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EAsr EOR lIOIlnAYs-

Mrs. W. A. Gallagher and children left yesterday for St. Louis, where they will pass the holidays at the home of Mrs. Gallagher's mother
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
BOWEN CALLED TO COAST.

J. J. Bowen, of the Bisbee Auto Co.,, left yesterdaf for Los Angeles where he was called by the illness of his wife.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
GUEST FROM RuENA.

Mrs, L. B. Smith, of Buena, was the guest over TnanKsgiving Day of her sister-inlaw, Miss Blanche Smith, Of Mason Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
HE TEMPERATuRE.

Maximum shade temperature. yes terday, was 63 and minimum 3S, re- spectfully eight degrees higher and two lower than on the preceding day.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-27
SON IS BORN

Fred Attaway, blacksmith at the Junction shaft, is wearing that pleas ant smile just because of the arrival at his home in Jiggerville of an l1la-. pound son. Mother and child are do- ing very nicely.