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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-04-15
''We|I, ! Should Say
'eets.lf DOES Work /"
"Look a There, If You Don't Thi1k
It's Just Wonderful for Corns!"

"Bless my stars. look at it! Land Of
the Twin! Why. just look at it! That
corn came right off.-just like peel.
ing bananas. Put your finger on my
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-04-15

toe, right there,-don't be afraid
that's it,-feel how smooth the skin
is? Well, that's where the corn was.
Well, that beats ALP That's the way
corn, every time. It's the new. simple
way of curing corns. You'll say good
bye to all foolish contraptions like
bundling bandages. sticky tape. plas-
ters. toe-eating salyes. and grave,
scissors. "Gets-It" stops pain. Applied
in seconds. Never fails. Nothing to
stick to. hurt or press on the corn.
"Gets-1t" is sold everywhere, 25c
bottle, or sent direct by l.. Lawrence
e Co., Chicago, Ill.
o04 ~ 4eu~ Ioefia and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy bv Is
forge Drug CO.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
CONCERT TONIGHT
 BY THE C. & A. BAND
Vista Park Will Be The Scene Of Concert By Local
 Musical Organization

Under the capable direction of w. H. Martin the C. & A. band will give one of its excellent concerts at Vista park tonight The first number on the program will be played at 7:5O.
 The band is up to its full strength this season and is credited with being one of the premier musical organiza- tions of the entire Southwest. Its ability to give the best music and to entertain is acknowledged in the War ren District and in Phoenix, where it has appeared several times during the state fair.
 The program for this evening is as follows:
 March, "On Furlough," F. Jnoch; Overture, Rossone's "Stabat Matter by Mercandante; Cornet Duet, Short and Sweet, by F. V. Short; Valse, Adele, by J. Lempe; Selection, "Sel- ection from the Metropolitan Opera House" Bobani; Serenade, "A Night in June'', by King; Descriptive, Cav airy Charge, by Luders; Mexican Dance, Maria Dayila"; March, "Old Comrades"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
J, OF C. GRIDIR0N WARRIORS MEET ALL
 COMERS THIS FALL
Season Opens With Whittier College October IA, ln- cludes Seven Colleges And Athletic Associations

The 1916 football schedule of the University of California, as far as 1t has been compiled, shows that the local collegians have pretty generally covered the coast from north to south and in the event that they are fortu- nate enough to be successful in thelr encounters will have reasonable claim to the coast title. Additional games will be added to the list which will in- clude contests with the Olympic Club eleven and other organizations out side of the college teams.
 The schedule as arranged to date follows: October IA, Whittier; Octo- Der 21, University of Oregon; October 2S,AOccidental College; November 24' University of Southern California at Los Angeles; November II, St. Mary S College; November IS, University oi Washington at Berkeley; November 30, University of Washington at Seat flo
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16

In the New Jersey home of Vir- ginia Pearson this stage beauty who appears for the first time in motion pictures under the direction of William Fox in Blazing Love-" which plays a the Royal today for the last time, IS to be found all of the atmosphere of splendor and pomp amid which lived her uotoriously beautiful prototype, Cleopatra. For Miss Pearson is term ed modern Cleopatra" She not only looks it. She lives it.
 In her home within a few hours motor ride of the studio, she has sur rounded herself with everything that comes within her idea of the esthetic. It is doubtful if even the Egyption queen herself, on whom Caesar lav- ished the first fruits of an empire, passed her days amid more luxurious surroundings than does this modern screen star.
 The peacock garden itself is one of the most interesting features of Miss Pearson's New Jersey home. It is a veritable faryland. Innumerable pea cocks strut between the rows CT palms and plume themselves in the mirrored surface of the small lagoon. Blunt-nosed Egyptian cats also inhablt the garden and wend their way throughout its maze, but in point of number they are exceeded by the pea cocks, for, strange to say. the latter are Miss Pearson's choice of pets. And yet on second thought it is not , unusual that Miss Pearson, like the notorious beauty whom she so much resembles, should be fond of peacocks for. as the modern Cleopatra ex
 presses it: What bird or beast IS better qualified to tutor the human
 race in the mysteries of ancient Egypt.
 Miss Pearson's bed is duplicate oi the gorgeously decked gallery in which
 the Egyptian beauty arrayed in al
 the attractive splendor which Easterr
 magnificance could bring in aid of hel personal charms, sailed up the Cydnu' to meet the devoted Antony when ht was in Cilica. Her dresser is a dupli i cate of the ornate, mirlored affair II
 which the worlds most notoriou
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
BASEBALL IS
 77YEARs OLD

NEW YORK, July 15.-The recent celebration at Cooperstown, N. Y., as the scene of the Birth of Baseball" has again reopened the controversy regarding just when and where base ball was first played as an organized sport with rules and fixed places for the different members of the teams when in the field. Some close students of the early history of the game stlll express doubt regarding the statement that either nine or eleven players first took the field at Cooperstown.
 While some uncertainty may exist as to wehther such a lineup was act ually used in the early play at Coop erstown, there appears to be little doubt that a Cooperstown man eyolv- ed the idea of placing the players in practically the positions they occupy in the game today Credit is given to Abner Doubleday by no less an author ity than the late Albert G. Spauldipg who wrote in his report on the sub ject:
 "In the days when Abner Doubleday attended school at Cooperstown, 1S39) it was common thing for two dozen or more schoolboys to join in a game of ball Doubtless, as in my later experiences, collisions between the players in attempting to catch the
 batted ball were frequent. and injury due to the cause, or to the practice
 of putting out the runner by hitting him with the ball, often occurred. | "I can well understand how the or derly mind of the embryo West Point | CT would devise a scheme for limiting the contestants on each side and allot- | ing them to field positions. each with a certain amount of territory; also | substituting the existing method of
 putting out the base runner for the ] old one of plugging" him with the
 ball.
 True. it appears from the state ment that Doubleday provided for eleven men on a side instead of nine,
 stationing the two extra men between t first and second and third bases, but this is a minor detail. and, indeed,
 have played, and doubtless other old
 players have, repeatedly with eleven on a side. placed almost identically
 in the manner indicated by Double days diagram, although it is true that we so played after the number on each side had been fixed at nine. sim ply to admit to the game an addition al number of those who wished to take part in it.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
ANOTHER CRICKET XI
 FORMED IN DISTRICT "All Stars Is Name Of New Aggregation Which Will
 Contend For Honors

Owing go the increasing member ship Of the Cricket club, it has been necessary to form another eleven which is called the All Stars. They will play their first match today against the Blue & White eleven at the club grounds, Warren park. The game is called for 1:30 D. m. sharp. All interested in this sport are iB- vited, no admission being charged. The line-ups are as follows:
 Blue & Whites.
 Bawden (Capt), J. Millburn, E. Millburn, J. Grant, J. Armstrong, J. Atkinson, B. Foss, w. Jefferys, T. Cur now. T. Long, w. Holmwood, reserve, T. Lyng.
 All Stars.
 W. J. Webster, W. Stephens, J. Bry- ant. J. Cot, J. Hicks, J. Floss. F. Eust- ace. H. Hall, J. Maddern, J. Hope, A. Mother.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
BERT FOLEY SEEKS
 DENOMINATION FOR
 OFFICE OF CONSTABLE
Civil Officer Of Bisbee Jus tice Court Is In Race Again Has Excellent Record On Which To Make Race

Announcing himself as a candidate in the Democratic primaries for the nomination of Constable for Precinct No 2, which takes in the city of Bis bee, J. Bert Policy. the incumbent, declares he has nothing to offer but his record as a civil officer since January l, 1915.
 Policy has been the executive of- ficer of the Bisbee justice of the peace court and in that capacity has made an extremely good record. His un- diluted energy and courtesy has made him a host of friends both in his own and in every other precinct in the county.
 The candidate has been a resident of Bosbee for many years. During ms residence here he has been, at all times, a Democrat and has consistant- lv worked for the success of that party at the polls. Two years ago he was selected as the Democratic nominee and as the choice of the peo- pie of the people by very substantial maJorities.
 As an officer of the law Policy has an enviable record. The present or ficers have had their hands full with the bootlegging situation in the city and county. All have done their best toward an elimination of the evil but none more than Policy. His actlvl- ties in the prosecution of all criminal cases. from the investigative end, have pronounced him as most ef- ficient and courageous officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
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charmer of men surveyed her lovely features Her boudoir walls are nuns with purple velvet, flom which de- pend weired Eastern trappings, ln- cluding the very sword with which Diorphebus slew the redoubtable Plenensyum for alternating the love of Tellius.
 The boudoir diSan is raised from the floor and rests on the backs or two sad-visaged, bronze crocodiles, which look for all the world as though some superhuman hand had snatched them from their beloved Nile and plunged them into the golden treasure chests of Croesus. Near them, at the side of the divan is the urn of life, wherein shoulder night and day the rose-blossoms for which the llian Gar dens of Egypt are famed. At the farther corner of the apartment IS the miniature obelisk, from the top of which a family of long-eared bats hang head Gown, motionless till the advent of night. In another corner, where it may nurse the slightest breeze through an open window, is the curious. stringed musical instru- ment which courts even the feeblest breath of wind from outside and transforms it into crooning tones that savor of nothing so much as a death vail.
 On the ceiling-and woe to your nervous system if your vision is ar rested without warning-is the mosaic face of the Sphinx. Well might it be taken for the leering face of some centuries-old mummy whose hideous intrusive eye has potency to pierce the death mask of Time. Under foot but so yielding that one approximates the feeling of walking on clouds, is the carmine Thebian carpet, broken
 here and there by a tawny splotch oi yellow fur from some extinct wild beast.
 The impression formed of Mis-: ! Pearsons boudoir is a visual, audi
 tory. olefactory impression. One can
 Tot determine at a given moment which of the senses is being played upon: yet one is conscious of the fac
 that its appeal-its colors, its decora tions, its atmosphere-is ever sensual
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
SEATTLE STRIKE
 IS FATAL TO THREE
Union Longshoremen Pursue Negro, Who, During Po-
 lice Firing, Is Killed
fsy Review Leased Wire.)

SEATTLE, July 1.-Two men were shot and seriously wounded and a third. a negro longshoreman strike breaker. was stabbed and severely beaten during a riot which started early tonight near the heart of the uptown retail district.
 The negro was set upon by a gang of strike sympathizers as he was leaving the water front and was chased up town where he was knock ed down and kicked int unconscious ness. Policemen pursued the negro's assailants. During the pursuit sev- eral shots were fired. F. A. Webb, a market proprietor. was shot in the leg and another man. union long shoreman, was also wounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
JUST HOME FOLKS, ARE THEATRICAL
 PEOPLE IN BISBEE
Teal Company Moves To Lowell On Monday. Hold Party During Week In Hon or Of Members Of Cast

Some people Go not think theatrical foIKs are human. Iney appear lh ,ne spot nghI, across tne Ioot lroI4 tne a1ulenoe. mere appears 10 Ve a Ge- cIQea distance OeIN cen Lae humans on Lotn slaes or the llgnt. Notnins, now ever, Is 1arIner from tAe truth. inc Teal Song snow, which Is now play ing at the Urpneum and which Will go to the Airdome in Lowell Monday, mas proved the Iallacy or the idea.
 Since the arrlyal oI the oid-Iime minstrel and his capable organization, BlsDee has been treated 10 some eN' cellent productions. They have been more than Loise. As a consequence the company appears to have IaKen d permanent place Tn the District. AS TOT their humanity, individually ana collectively they are just ordinary folks, entertaining oIher folks and no better Tor no worse than the average.
 Last Thursday the manager and owner of the company gave to hls company a party. Having no ball room, no reception parlOrs tinted Tn green and garnished in blue, the Or pheum stage was used for the oc- 
 casion. Actor folk live, in the big part, not hotels. They are away from their homes a large part of the time. As a consequence something which does not reek of the restaurant Is eX- tremely palatable to them.
 Tears offering to his company and to the employees of the opera house was home made. The company en- joyed it. So did the very few invited guests. Would that the general pub lie could have seen. 1t would have illuminated a large number of dari: ideas held and believed in general.
 The Song Show plays Rooms for Rent" for the last time at the Or pheum this evening. Monday they move to the Airdome which Raymond Teal has leased for a number of months. So the company will not leave the District for many weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
CONGRESS TO ADJOURN
 BEFORE AUGUST 20.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Adjourn- ment of Congress not later than August 20 was tentatively agreed upon the Senate tonight to revise the legislative program with a view to bringing the session to an early close.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-16
BAcTeRIoLoeIsT. DIES.

(By Review Leased Wire.) PARIS, July 15.-Professor Eli Metchnickoff the famous bacteriolo gist is dead.
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