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Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11
CRICKETERS CHOOSE
 OFFICERS FOR 1916
League Will Open Good Fri day; Material Is Strong and
 Interest Great.

The Cricketers met, Sunday even ing, at City Hall and elected their officers for the coming season which probably will open, Good Friday. The policy will be to give team saptains ample time to acquire good material assuring keen competition. A league will be formed and much interest al ready is manifest. Besides ether prizes a cup and gold medal will be put up.
 The following officers were elected; Capt. J. P. Hodgson, president; Win ian Brophy. vice president; J. T.. Quick, chairman; c. Marshall. ylce chairman: James Belnetts, secretary; s. Harris, assistant secretary; j. Webster, treasurer; Messrs. Richards, Crewes, D. Marshall, J. Quick, team captains; J. Watson. J. Bennetts. J. Grant, D. Marshall. c. Marshall, w. Jeffory, c. Richards, P. Bowden. J. Armstrong, R. Neil.
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themselves. as we'll as to the manage ment.
 The Eleventh won the championship Of the soldier teams and played the strongest team of Fort Bliss almost to a standstiIl at Fl Paso. The game, Sunday, will surely be the best exposi- ton of the college sport seen here this season. Both teams have some clever formations. A record crowd should be out. not only to witness some classy sport, but to help the boys out from the financial standpoint.
 Lineup and score:
 Eleventh-Tully le, Bork It, Camnitz lg. Streks c, Watkins rg, Hilton Tt. Hayes re, Bornam qb, Lowery lhb, Nae rhb. White fb
 c. & Al. Hughes le. Waheka, Bar ton. 1t, Robertson lg, Telford, Marshall c, w. Monahan, J. Monahan rg, Will kins Tt, Jeffories. Mulcahy re. T. Hughes qb, Boat lhb. Galt. Wright rhb, Mulcahy. Galt fb.
 Score-Eleventh 19, c. & A. 0.
 Touchdowns - Nae. Lowery 2. Goal from touchdown - Bornam. Referee It. Lyons. Umpire Forrey. Linesman Sergt. Lawson. Time 10 min periods
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11
THREE MuNITIoN EXPLOSIONS.

WILMINGTON. Del. January 10.- Following an explosion at the Du Pont plant, Carneys Point in New Jersey, in which three were killed, two mills blew up at the upper Hagley Yard here. In one of the latter accidents a workman was slightly burned. The three explosions in one day caused unusual activity of the Du Pont se- cret service and police department and a search for possible clews that would indicate outside influences"
 The press mill blew up at three this afternoon. A workman was hurt in this explosion. Ninety minutes later a mixing mill near the press mill also exploded. It contained 800 pounds of powder. Nobody was injured. Both mills were blown to atoms.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11
ST0RK RESTS REAPER DURING PAST YEAR
 IN COUNTY SEAT
More Births Than Deaths are Recorded By City Health Officer. Prisoners Given Mexican Feed.

TOMBSTONE. Jan. 1O.-That the Stork bested the Reaper by six, dur ing the year just ended, 1915, is talk en from the report of vital stastics of Health Officer Dr. H. H. Hughart just issued. According to the reports the births in Tombstone during 1915 were S9, while the deaths were B. Pneumonia took the biggest toll with : deaths, while tuberculosis and bronco-pneumoAia tied with four deaths each, and various other diseas- es making up the balance. While pneumonia was the cause of : deaths, and 'broncho-pneumonia of 4. except in one instance of each of the pneu- monia they were secondary to other maladies. Three cases of broncho- complication whooping cough and six cases labor pneumonia complication influenza (grippe). Of the 8 deaths, 22 were Mexieahs and 10 occurred in December. Of the four deaths from tuberculosis two were male and two female. Two cases were contracted in Tombstone and two elsewhere. As a temperance it is interesting to note that there was but one death from violence. and that was an industrial accident, and not due to intoXication. Homicide and suicide are conspicuous by their absence as q cause of death during 1915.
 One Lunger Gets There.
 A rather amusing incident in con nection with motorcades was recalled when A. H. Gardner sent out invita- tiOns and cards for reply to all car owners in Tombstone, asking them to join the Douglas. Bisbee, Tombstone. Tucson motorcade to Fl Paso next week The first reply was from Harry Eckermal and it read: "I can't go but you may have my car. which recalls the dedication celebration of the opening of the Roosevelt Dam. President Roosevelt was there and large crowd with autos by the hun dreds. On the return trip some twenty odd cars stalled on Fish Creek Hill. but Eckerman and his little "one lunger' went smiling by car after car.
 Given Mexican Feed.
 The inmates of the Cochise county jail were given the treat of their lives yesterday when they were treated to
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11
QUICK RELIEF FROM
 CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards
 Olive Tablets

That Is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets. the substitute for calomeL
 Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomels old-time enemy. discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic consti- patton and torpid livers.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not con- tain calomel. but a healing, soothing vege- table laxative.
 No griping Is the Keynote" of these lit- tie sugar-coatcd, olive-colored tablets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never fore them to unnatural action.
 If you have dark brown mouth" now and then-a bad hreath--a dull, tired feel ing-sicz headache-torpid liver and are Constipated, you'll find quick. sure and only pleasant results from one or two little pr. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
 Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right Try them 10c and 25o per box. All druggists.
 The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, c.
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CRIPPLED MINERS LOSE ID ELEVENTH
 INFANTRY, 19 ID O
Soldier Champions Defeat c & A Footballists at Douglas All Points Scored in First Half; Last Half Hard Fight.

The badly crippled C. & A. eleven lost to the champion Eleventh Infantry by q Je to 0 score. Sunday afternoon, al Dcuglas. The Warren District min- CTS were minus the services of five of their best performers, Crawford, Mor- ris.. Thompson. ChamDion and Good rich Considering the fact that they were SO seriously handicapped, the mine lads must be credited with offer ing a decidedly creditable exhibition.
 The soldiers scored all their points in the first half of the game. Wright joined the c. & As in the second half and his presence proved a splendid re- ipforce -ent to the ebbing strength of the miners eleven. The defense of the C. & A team strengthened very per ceptahly and the soldiers twice lost the balls on downs. With its full play ing strength the miners should be able to hold the soldiers on even terms
 There were numerous instances of brilliant individual work Lowery ne sc.iated several long runs and also in- tercepted one of the miners forward nnsses. White made big gains through the c. & A. line. For the miners, J. Hughes work was notable for perfect iackling and effective breaking up of interference Galt bucked the line for big gains and Boat tore off some long runs and pnDted we'll Wright played aggressively, while Jeffories, Barton and Marshall played good football
 Warren District enthusiasts will be ~Torded the opportunity to see the Eleventh in action, Sunday, the 16th. as the strong soldiers combine comes here on that date for the closing game on the local grounds. This contest will be a splendid attraction, as the soldiers have some fine formations and the miners will be able to present their full playing strength. so that they will enter the gaTe with an even chance, at least. Manager Gallagher goes this calculation a bit stronger by declaring that his lads will be to l favorites when they line up for the opening kickoff Local football fans should turn out in large numbers to show their appreciation of the faithful work of the mine players who have kept up the game at financial loss to
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11
ETcHlsoN TELLS STORY.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 10.-Charles Etchison, the states star witness in the murder trial of Frederick Price, a local business man, repeated on the witness stand the story he told when arrested on the joint indictment with Price in which Etchison said Price murdered his third wife to obtain her money and paid Etchison for his si lence.
 Etchison testified that he and price took the latter's wife on the East River automobile road on the night of November 2S, 1914. He told how Price stopped the car and as his, wife step ped on the running board he gave her horrible push" that sent her crash ing over the cliff. He threw Ter ''z after her. Then came faint cries frCm below" Etchison said. Price, beck oning me follow, hurried to the foot of the cliff He grasped his wife by the hair and dragged her several feet to make it appear the fall had been greater. Mrs. Price was still living. Price gathered up large rock and knelt beside her. I turned my back and closed my eyes. AS the thud of the rock against her head sounded in the stiffness, the dog, unhurt, whin- ed and ran toward the cliff. In few minutes the woman died. We stop ped passing automobilists and gave out the story that Mrs. Price fell while chasing the dog.
 Etchison said the scene of the crime haunted him and he decided to tell the story.
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a genuine Spanish dinner. by some Of the Spanish ladies of Tombstone, be- ing the Day of Santas Reyes, or the Day of Alteration of the Kings" and it might be added that the prisoners now confined in jail were treated to a dinner that was fit for Kings" ac- cording to their statements after the repast There were Spanish delfca- cies of all classes. prepared by the delft hands of. the Senoras and Seno- ritas. of whom there were many.
 Has Baby Bow
 An eight-pound baby boy was born to the wife of Bob Reed at Fairbank this morning. Mother and child are doing fine, and the youngster gives promise of soon being able to assist his proud Daddy, who Is deputy sheriff at Fairbank. in holding down the lid. ... t-,'
 Accepts Position. ei
 MT. ". A. Sherrill. for the past three years with the Phelps Dodge company, of Bisbee. has accepted the position of bookkeeper at the Wolcott store. and has already taken charge of his duties. .F
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

prehension. II Is a natural treatment, safe for the mother, has no drug effect whatso- ever and for this reason must exert a most beneficial influence upon those functions di- rectly connected with motherhood. In a very interesting book the subject is freely discussed and a copy will be mailed free to O.. 406 Lamar Bdg.. Atlanta. Ga Get a bottle of Mothers Friend" today of any druggist. Use as directed and you win then know why mothers for nearly half century have used and recommended this splendid aid to motherhood. Their letters are messages of cheer. that breathe comfort in every word.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

A reduction plant for the Prince AL bert mine on Groom creek in Yavapai county is contemplated by officials of an eastern syndicate which is now de veloping the property. A good milling grade of gold and silver ore has been found on the 100 foot level and from the size of the ore body it is believed that the'mother lode of the distiict has been tapped.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

Because of uncertainty as to the ex- istence of an appropriation for the pur- pose. the' board of control is without funds for the printing of its minutes as required by law. An appropriation fer the purpose was made by the last legislature but was vetoed by Cover nor Hunt under the impression that the item was covered in the statutory appropriations.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11
BOMBS IN SOFIA

LONDON. Jan. 1O.-A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Saloni- Xxi says a tiotillt of French aeroplanes dropped bombs on Sofia, causing con siderable damage and indescribable panic among the inhabitants of the Bulgarian capital.
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the future. But in tho meantime. during the anxious period of ex- pectancy. there is a splendld remedy known as Mothers Friend" that does wonders. It Is for external use. re- lieves the pains of muscle expansion soothes and quiets the nerves, extends Its in fiuence to the internal organs and removes to a great extent the ten ~I......- A. - ,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

The Monarch group of claims adpoin ing the Overdale properties near Bouse has been purchased by F. F. Widener of Miami, who will begin active devel- opment work in the near future. The famous Dutchman property located in this district and joining the Monarch claims has just been bonded for S60, 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

A municipal water works electric light and ice plant combined with central power station is being consid- cred by the city council of Cast Grande which has instructed Sidney Mashbeer of Tucson. engineer, to prepare plans
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11
CATTLE GROWERS MEET

PRESCOTT. Jan. 10.-The annual convention of the Arizona Cattle Grow CTS Association opened here today. two hundred and fifty are attending.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

The Ohio Mines company has again assumed charge of the Little Jessie property in the Chapparal district of Yavapai county and already started preliminary work on an extensive sys- tenn of deep development of the old workings The project is backed with abundant capital to insure large oper- ations.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

New York papers related not long ago how two musical critics engaged m a fist fight while discussing the qualities of Miss Anna Fitziu's voice This brought Miss Fitziu into the limelight. and now it is announced that Gatti4 Casazza, who manages the Metropolitan Opera company, has been converted to the way of thinking of Miss Fitziu's fighting friend. and mas given her the role previously played by Lucretia Bori. the Spanish prina donna. in the Spanish opera "Goyescas."
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

The memorial tablet for the late NJ G. Cuniff, which was designed by the noted sculptor. Solon Borghlun, has been accepted by the. board of control and will be placed in position about April first. The tablet will cost ap- proximately $500
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

Over s3000 was received by the state during the month of December in the shape of fees for the incorporation of investment companies, over sixty of which were granted permits to do bus mess in Arizona during the month. Receipts for the year 1915 amounted to S56. .9694O.
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Coffee

You 6uy coffee; but you 6ay-fOY flavor.
 The difference between Schilling's s Best and cheap coffee Is in the richness and fullness of its flavor, and in the way we make sure you get it aH by seal ing it in alright tins. Schilling's Best is eco- nomical-a pound makes more cups of better coffee.
 We grind it evenly, and
 taI.e-out the bitterish
 chaff.
 Schilling's
 Best
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

Driven to desperation by the heavy snows, a full grown mountain lion is terrorizing the residents of the Miller valley. The lion made a raid on a slaughter house and has killed several cattle in the vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

M. Bowman, of Prescott, who was arrested for the killing of Ray Mon toigne has been released after ar in- vsstigation of the case. It was shown that Bowman shot Montoigne in self defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11
Home Celebration ,.. of Wonder Interest

The arrival of baby in the household completely changes the entire aspecS os
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for the plant It is estimated that such a plant would cost $35.0OO.
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Tux the happy smoke just packs the smokers calendar so plumb full o fragrant delight that gloomy day can't crowd itself to the joy of ppesmokng and regular intending procession of happy days
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

Cila county sportsmen have started r"cyement for the importation into '-'---r ~f large number of Chinese or Mongolian pheasants and have ask od the Inspiration Copper Company to allow it's land in the Wheatfields dis
 g.; '- ha used as a pheasant reserve. It is probable that the first installmeht 7f iirds will number 300. The state os already a small flock of pheasants '- -oyeral parts of the Salt River val
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

Because they were unable 10 leave Neir work to attend he farmers short course at the state university, the far
 c-s of the McAlester and Lompoc districts. near Wilcox, got together and raised a fund to send Miss Ivy Rose, of McAlester. to attend the lee lures. Upon here return Miss Rose will be expected to impart the infor- nation she has gained to the farmers in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

Elaborate preDaratiOns are being made by the Chinese residents of Phoenix for the celebration of Chi uese New Years. Last year when the Chinese republic was organized it was announced that hereafter the Chinese would observe the white mans New Years. but now the new emperor has set January 10th.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

c. K. Clarke. city manager of Tue son, has been re-appointed for the en- suing year and all other city officials re-appointed for one month.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

The third class in first aid for em- ployes of the old Dominion Copper Company was. started this week with a large attendance. Two classes have finished he fourth section of the course.
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Given Mexican Feed.

Given Mexican Feed.
 The inmates of the Cochise county jail were given the treat of their lives yesterday when they were treated to
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

Fourteen thousand dollars worth of whiskey seized by the sheriffs office in Globe since Arizona went dry. is now stored in the Gila county jail. County officials are at loss as to what to do with the liquor, as it can not be sold or given away under the provisions of the law. Fifteen trunks, piano case, and any number of suit cases, all filled with whiskey are a. mong the contraband articles held
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

A small community, single-stamp mill for treating the output of prospect ing mines has been introduced into the Thumb Butte district by mine owners. The little plant, which is propelled by a gasolene engine. and constructed on 2 portable base, has capacity of a. tout two tons per day.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

MARCUS J. WRIGHT
 Famous
 Ex-Confederate General OtOing to is mild, s,peet fauOr, TureAo is superior to al othsT tob0c- cos. 7 enjoy snlOking # immensely and recommend # 10 all smokers. D
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

Dr. L. D. Ricketts and Capt. John c. Greenway of Bisbee, two of the most influential mining men in the south west, have endorsed the efforts of Tue son business men to secure the feder- al mine experiment station for this city. The school is to be established by the federal bureau of mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

Ore running s22.OOO to the ton has been struck in g twelve inch vein of crystal quartz in the Strahan property n the Squaw Peak district, about three miles below Camp Verde. The vein which ran twelve inches at the -urface peacocked until il struck the water level when it turned into 42 per cent copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11

R. W. Kramer, secretary to Judge Sawtelle of the federal court has been appointed a deputy United States dis trict attorney under Thos. A. Flynn Mr. Kramer succeeds Gerald Jones, who recently resigned to engage in the practice of law at Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-11
COUNTYandSTATE NEWS

| Fourteen thousand dollars worth of whiskey seized by the sheriff's office in Globe since Arizona went dry. is now stored in the Gila county jail. County officials are at loss as to what to do with the liquor. as it can not be sold or given away under the provisions of the law. Fifteen trunks, piano case, and any number of suit cases, all filled with whiskey are a. mong the contraband articles held.
 The third class in first aid for en- ployes of the Old Dominion Copper Company was. started this week with large attendance. Two classes have already finished he fourth section of the course.
 c. K. Clarke. city manager of Tue son, has been re-appointed for the en- suing year and all other city officials re-appointed for one month.
 
 Elaborate preDarations are being made by the Chinese residents of Phoenix for the celebration of Chi uese New Years. Last year when the Chinese republic was organized it was announced that hereafter the Chinese would observe the white mans New Years. but now the new emperor has set January 10th.
 M. Bowman, of Prescott, who was arrested for the killing of Ray Mon- toigne has been released after an in- vsstigation of the case. It was shown that Bowman shot Montoigne in self defense.
 Driven to desperation by the heavy snows, full grown mountain lion is terrorizing the residents of the Miller valley. The lion made a raid on slaughter house and has killed several cattle in the vicinity.
 A reduction plant for the Prince AL bert mine on Groom creek in Yavapai county is contemplated by officials of an eastern syndicate which is now de- veloping the property. A good milling grade of gold and silver ore has been found on the 100 foot level and from the size of the ore body it is believed that themother lode of the distIict has been tapped.
 Because of uncertainty as to the ex- istence of an appropriation for the pur- pose. the board of control is without funds for the printing of its minutes as required by law An appropriation fer the purpose was made by the last legislature but was vetoed by Cover nor Hunt under the impression that the item was covered in the statutory appropriations.
 The IT. remorial tablet for the late M. G. Cuniff, which was designed by the noted sculptor. Solon Borghlun, has been accepted by the. board of control and will be placed in position about April first. The tablet will cost ap- proximately $500.
 Over $3000 was received by the state during the month of December in the shape of fees for the incorporation of investment companies. over sixty of which were granted permits to do bus mess in Arizona during the month. Receipts for the year 1915 amounted to $56, ,969.4O.
 A municipal water works electric l light and ice plant combined with 8 central power station is being consid- l cred by the city council of Cast Grande [ which has instructed Sidney Mashbeer of Tucson. engineer, to prepare plans l FRIENDS UPPERCUT
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