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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
DRIVE FOR MEMBERSHIP
 BY SoUThWEST ENGINEERS

CLOSE, Dec, S.-The 1919 member ship drlve or the American AssocIa- tion of Engineers is now under way. The drive Will last two wee@s start ing on the first of December, and enu- ing on the 18th. The object UI The drIvbe is to obtain 10000 net, mem bers as minimum. Prom the early returns this will be accomplished and more.
 The drive in Arizona is headed by the newlyo F2anized Southwestern di vision of the American Association of Engineers, formerly the Southwestern Society of Engineers. The territory covered by this district includes the state of Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, west of the Pecos 1ver. The president Of the southwestern uIstr,ct is Dr. G. M Butler of Tucson, dean and director of the Arizona school of mines and Arizona bureau of mines: c. E. BaFglebaugh of Ei Paso is the secretary; Dean 5. ii. WorTell Of the Texas school of mines at Fl Paso, and MT. Gerald Sherman of Bisbee arc vice-presidents and MT. R. w. Goddard of the New Mexico state college is treasurer.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
CORBETT INTERESTS FORM
 MERCER IN OLD PUEBL(

TUCSON, Dec. S.-The most poJen- tially important consolidation of busi- ness in Tucson in recent years. the merger Cf the J. Knox COrbett Lum- Der company and the w. J. Corbett Hardware company, with a capitaiiza- tion of $3OO.OO0. equipped to com pletely build any size of building from 8 state edifice to a modest home, and to furnish the structure, down to the chinawaTe and cook stove in a home, was announced yesterday by Hi Cor bett.
 About 10 days ago MT. Corbett an nomced the absorption of the con tractins department of the Julian plumbing business, giving the w. J. CoTbett Hardware company the dom inant position in the sheet metal. heating and contracting business of the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
NEW COURTHOUSE FOR
 rLAISTArr 10 TROSOSEi

FLAGS1 ATT, Lee. S.--II Is UOstIns the county SI,SVv pof year Tor rent Ue- cause the court house Is not large Invugn IU house all the county Ul- ncers anu eihpIoyes. Inc county at lorneys, the cOunty engineers, the county rarm agent and Ine justice o1 Jnv peace's ornces are all III the Masonic pudding. At Ihe same time those who tuo have offices in the com [ house lind themselves more or less cramped TOT room.
 IaIs rent expense would go long way toward paying the interest on the amount II woulu cost to build an addition to the court house large enough to take care oI those offices that now have to be rented and also to house heating plant, which is one thing the present building very badly needs.
 According to law, the board of su- pervisors have right to issue bonds up to $50,0O0 for court house build ing, or for an addition to it, without submitting the question to a popular vote. So far, however, they have evi- deReed no intention of doing so.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
HI ERE AND THERE IN ARIZONA

very practical nature The more inn portant electrical phenomena will be demonstrated, and thorough drill in the methods of calculation will be conducted Greater emphasis will be placed upon practical applications of the theory discussed than was done last year, and electricians and auto mechanics will gain much valuable knowledge from the course.
 The course will given on Tuesday and Friday evenings during December and January, at 7:30 D. IT,, and the class will meet in room 213 of the Mines and Engineering building. The class will convene for the first time on Tuesday. Dec. g.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
iaAKICO~A PAVING BIDS

WtL- SG OrENGD JAN. T&
 fHOENlA, DeC. o.-AsI,.S IV4 COn- SIIuctfUn Contracts on ethy OI all OI lne ~ roSsd-payllTs prOJevtS snat dIt LV DS uIspUSeu Vl Dy lnt lsIarICOpa cUunsy nIsnway cOmmssslOn aIIuvr tuc terms or ti.e s1,VVV ,UOJ bviid Issue | o- CellIry p-OsIdeu D. the 1aApdyeIs, '.IIi be OpS4.eu LeI e as '. hl. Janddry 1z, 1JzV, nI tile cOnIIlIIs,s,lOiI OlIIcy 3, accoiUinS IO se COmnuSSIOn s.uEOunL,- lnent tOuaS, anu llrns III NdIIUuS parts Oi tIe state anu lIfe sOutn-5esL ale expected tO SeeA contracts, Ju1 commission sJateu.
 oeyOfaI types Oi paving arc lntn- uOneu ln ,ie specIncaC.Ons, tIte cU1l4- niissiUn leaving tlv pldusIS tV ln,.Ae Inch own uIie-S Ot types as wen as piIUeS, aii VI the tyR~s rvinS In e, T. uvnce iileauy UH NSIiuus highway 5 throughout the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
Quickest Pain and Ache Killer On Esrth-N NeuraTgia, 5ackaehe,
 Headache Goes In Minutes

The minute you rub, on DegS's Mus tarinc for any pain. ache or soreness. youB know that all the misery and agony has started to go. It is very penetrating and won't blister.
 Any druggist anywhere. will recom mend it: praise it: guarantee it., He will tel you that a small box of this wonder ful discovery will do the work of 90 mustard plasters.
 Tonsilitis. bronchitis. pleurisy and deep seated coughs go over night. Rheumatic sufferers joyfully praise it for the way it speedily stops the agony and reduces the swollen Joints
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

DESDEMONA-Sun company, No
 l Moore, northeast corner, offsetting Mitchell Production (Dallas Com anche) No. 2, Anderson, Guadalupe College survey, is now making 1000 barrels from stay sand at 3015 feet. This is new sand in this field. The stratum of black lime, on which 5-S inch casing was set, is 2890 feet and the lime was only 15 feet in thick ness, with no pay found in the lime. The sand was picked up at 3707 feet and was drilled eight feet in. There are two strings of tools in the hoie
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
VISITOR TO CITY DIES.

William Bolithe. 39, who came to Bisbee four weeks ago from Colorado, died yesterday afternoon at the home Of relatives on Higgins Hill. He is survived by his wife, two children, two sisters-in-law. Mrs. Charles Mad dern and Mrs. William Maddern, and his mother. Funeral arrangements are being held in abeyance until the arrival Of his mo, her from Oregon. She is expected this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
SAFFORD HAS HOPES OF
 AERIAL MAIL STATION

SAFFORD, Dec S.-It looks very much as if Stafford will become an aerial station for National Aairlines association, according to a letter re ceived by Mayor Jacobson from R. NJ. Sterrett, secretary of the association:
 Mir. Sterrett asks if there is field within two miles of the town, reason
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
IN ONE NIGHT, WHILE YOU SLEEP, MUSTARINE ENDS SORE THROAT,
 COLD ON NvCHEST, PLEURISY

BeSy's Mustarine is the original mus tard plaster substitute. made of good. honest yellow mustard-(not cheap sub stitute)-combined with other pain de- stroyers and is highly recommended by many physicians to reduce the swelling of gout.
 After all other remedies have failed thousands have overcome the misery caused hy sore. burning feet corns. buniohs and callouses. Use Mustarine foi chiIblains and frosted feet but be sure it's Begy's, in the yellow box.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
ELKS ARE PLANNING
 InnCE MIA MAI

MIAMI. Dec. S.-A petition is being circulated among Miami Figs for signatures asking the exalted ruler of the B. P. O. E. for authority to organ ize a branch lodge of the Bills" in this city. It is necessary to obtain fifty signatures in order to present the petition to. headquarters for the desired dispensation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
ENGINEERING
 COURSE AT UNIVERSITY.

TUCSON, Dec. S.-Last year Paul Cloke, professor Of electrical engineer ing in the University of Arizona, con dacted a night course for electricians which was so successful that 1t has been decided to repeat the course this year. The work offered will be of
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

ably flat, HOO by 800 feet or larger, ana if this field can be secured ny the town for an aerial station. Also, would the people meet an assessment by the association of from $2O0 to $500 to defray their share of the as sociation's expenses.
 The fair grounds would be an ideal location for an aerial station and there should be no trouble of raising $200 or $500 as part Of expense of bringing this big enterprisei nto to"n.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

Dutton tract, Il miles north of Brady. The present well continues to show up we'll for production. and plans for shooting the well have about been abandoned
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
MIAMI MAN SLAIN
 1N GAMBLING FIGHT.

MIAMI, Dec. o.-Jonn Gurus Was staDDeu Lo ueath III a quarrel over d card game at the hiIislde roUInms house III Reu Springs canyon, MIanl, about 1V: 5O CIOCk rrludy nlSnl.
 Nick Lucas Is aiIeged to havO stao- bed CuruS three umeS, escaping Io the hills immediately after the Al.I- lng. GurtIss died within few i4Ili,- utes after he was stabbed. CU. us and Lucas arc Austrians, Deputy wa son and Sheriff ShuTe made ;>-l 4h- VestigaTion of the kIIllnS ana uep~t ~tles rom the shernis office are cUnuuct- ing searca TOT Lucas who Is be- lieved to De hiding i'll the Vicinl,y ol Miami.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

BRADY-According to present plans it seems probable that another well will be started at once by Thad O'Day on his acreage on the P. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

ty. The shallow pool was found at 369 feet, with oil coming up through five feet of mud. Samples of the oil have shown flash tests of 41. Fol lowing setting of the casing we'll will be. shot
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

drilled eight feet into the sand and the production is good for about 300 barrels. Several sands are due here and the company, in all probability, will keep on drilling.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

SIPE SPRINGS-Numerou loca- tions have been announced in the lo- cality of the Homer Peebles well near here. which is believed to be a new shallow field. The discovery we'll is believed good for 75 barrels on the pump at 26O feet. It tests 39.4 de- grees gravity.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

BRADY-Casing has been received for the new oil well on the White company ranch near Mercury, in the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

ARDMORE - A report received here states that the Wolverine well No i on the billiard farm, in section se-4n-2w, the north offset to the dis covery we'll at Hewitt, has been
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
DAILY OIL NOTES

WICHITA FALLS-The General Oil company is building four-inch pipe line from the northwest exten- sion of BuTkburnett to refinery in Iowa Park, distance of 12 miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

DESDEMONA-McMann Oil com pany, No. Reynolds. drilling at 247O feet; No. 10, running pipe at 2735 feet; No. II. drilling at 1885 feet; No. F. drilling at 1880 feet; No. 13 at CTS feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-09

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New Britain herald., 1919-04-16

in front of Cadillac at the sixteenth pole and cutting him off. The most unruly of the patrons were expelled and the disturbance was checked.
 The Prince George Consolation handicap of s1,200 at seven, fur longs, was won easily by Analette, which led all the way and beat out old Hauberk by length.
 Butwell, while riding Korfhagel to the post. was kicked on the leg by Laura Miller. Although suffering from pain he rode out his engage ments during the afternoon. w. Wal ker claimed Sturdee for $1,015; J. Troy claimed Toadstool for $1,1OO, and c. Freeman claimed Indian Chant for s1.155.
 The Havre de Grace track opened today with 8 fine program.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
". x J. TENNIS CAPTAIN.
Donaldson to Lead Team--Forty Men
 Out to Practice,

Washington, Pa. April 16.-Wash- ington and Jefferson's tennis affairs for the 1919 season were placed on a definite basis this week when H. l.. Donaldson of Ligonier, Pa, a se- nior, and one of two varsity men re- maining from the 1917 team, was named captain and manag ger. Donald son has already booked several tour namcnts, including double engage
 nents with. University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech, one each here and in Pittsburgh, and single matches, both here. with Allegheny and Vest minister colleges. The dates have not definitely been fixed, negotiations now being in progress
 In addition Washington and Jeff ferson will enter the Western Penn sylvania intercollegiate tennis tourna- ment and may book one or two other dual affairs. Following the reopening of college after the Easter recess the tennis team candidates were called out this week and approximately
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
BOXING AT PENN STATE.
Team to Be Entered in Intercoi- Iegiate- Meet at Pennsylvania.

State College, Pa, April 16.-For the first time in the history of the college Penn State will be represent cd by a team in the intercollegiate boxing meet to be held at the Uni versity of Pennsylvania on May 3. An invitation to participate has been accepted by the Penn State manage ment and a full team will be entered
 Coach Harlow is now working with the men and he feels confident that the Blue and White representatives will more than hold their own against the other colleges.
 Boxing has made wonderful stride es here this year. Under the direction of Coach Harlow numerous inter class meets have been held. At least a dozen promising boxers have been developed, and these men will com pete for the team which will go to Philadelphia. An amendment to the athletic constitution will be present ed to the student body next week, in which it is proposed to elevate box ing to the rank of a minor sport and to award letters to those who may win in intercollegiate tournaments.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
DAVE FULTz SAYS
 BASEBALL IS SAFE
International League President Sees No Danger in Feds Victory

New York, April 16.--Baseball fol- lowers need have no fear of the effect Of the verdict for tho Baltimore Fed eral league club, said David L. F'ultz president of the International league, last night ..- <
 ''The main point in that case,'' he said, was not whether or not organ ized ball was trust but whether certain members of organized ball. together with certain members of the Federal league had consummated a deal which ruined the business of the plaintiff in the action. The fact that organized ball was or was not trust had absolutely nothing to do with the case except that it resulted in treb- ling the dama ges which the jury awarded. .'..
 Assuming that organized baseball is @ trust, there are hundreds of otl1- CTS in the country and none Of them are in any danger of an investigation as long as they do not abuse the pow CT which they have gained. However, since the severance of relations be- tween the majors and minors, thcre is not the sligh test danger of either organization coming under the ban Of the Sherman act.
 "Organized baseball will not have to change it's contracts or any of its fundamental principles and sugges- tions to the contrary are ill advised. It will simply have to avoid in the fu- ture a repetition of the business meth ods at which the Washington decision was aimed and the game will be as prosperous and secure as it has been in the past
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
MANY STARS ENTERED.
Crack College Athletes Enter in '. of
 F. Games at Philly.

Philadelphia, April 1s.-An unus-
 ually large number of star athletes
 from colleges in the east and middle
 west are entered in the special events,
 which are on the first days program
 of the University of Pennsylvania s
 relay carnival to be held here on
 April 25 and 26. There are 6 entries on the pentathlon, or all-around cham pionship.
 With such men as Murray of Dart mouth, Brickley of Pittsburgh, lief felfinger of Yale and other fast low hurdlers in the quarter mile hurdle, stiff competition is expected In the 56 pound weight throw, for distance, Dartmouth will be repre- sented by Weld and Bevan, Lafayette e by Bender, and Harvard bv Stevens. Guerdin and Krogness of Harvard 1 and IaDderS of Pennsylvania, are ] among the entries for the hop. step and jump.
 1 Most of the leading colleges are represented in one or more of the l relay cl1ampio nships to be decided on l the last day of the meet.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
OARSMEN LOW IN STUDIES

Annapolis, Md: April 1e--Under an order issued by Supt. Scales yester- day, several of the best athletes of the Naval Academy will not be al- lowed to compete for tho present owing to unsatisfactory work in studies The crew which is to meet Harvard and Princeton next Satur- day suffers most severely, losing three regulars from the first eight and two from the fourth class. Chances of a good showing are greatly diminished unless a relaxation of the order can be obtained. Baseball is the next severest sufferer. but every branch of sport has sustained the loss of some of it's stars.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
JOHNSON IN LlMELIGHT
Former Pu9itst Asks Arrest of Prom incnt Chicago Man for Alleged Calling of "Niggcr."

7. Mexico City, April 16.-Jack John son, negro pugiiist and one-tine worlds heavyweight champion, yes- terday morning asked for the arrest of D. II. Moore, representing the New Orleans chamber of commerce and who is here with q large party of Chicago business men. Johnson called several policemen to arrest MT Moore, charging he had called him a ''nigger and a member of an in ferior race" Johnson declared that in "a free country like Mexico a man who insulted a citizen of a Friendly country should be put be- hind the, bars" .s.-
 Members of the city council inter vened and ordered the policemen to retire and pay no attention to John sons demands, as MT. Moore and members of the Chicago delegation were guests of Mexico City and should not be molested.
 Johnson declared he would take the case into the courts.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
RUDICT OFF BOARD,
Pressure of Business Causes Secre- tary Of Boxing Commission to Resign

Trenton, N. J., April 16.-The res ignation of Leater Rudict from the secretaryship of the New Jersey Box ing commission was yesterday accept ed by that body, Gf+e" pressure had been brought to exact the resignation, following allegations that Rudict used the railroad pass of Assem- bIyma,1 Harold M. Simpson of Sussex County on trip from Atlantic City to Tren- ton.
 No one has been appointed to fill the vacancy. MT. Rudict appeared at the state house yesterday with John $. Smith of Atlantic City, who is president of the commission, and this led to the surmise that he may be later reinstated.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
FEEDER FOB MANAGER.
Tubs' Inficidcr Slated for Bresnahan's
 Position With Toledo Club.

Toledo, O., April 16-Rollie Zeider, ! scout for the Chicago National -eaguc club, will be manager of the Toledo American association team this season if Fred Mitchell will givc lelder his release. This information vas given out last night by Roger Bresnahan, president of the local club, who has retired as manager. Zeider was here and agreed to take the posi- lion, Bresnahan said.
 Rube Vtcllers. formerly of the Philadelphia Americans, is another aspirant for the place, but Zefder is given preference because he applied irst
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
ENTRIES ARE CLOSED
Short Ship Committee Well Pleased Witl. Responses of Horsemen Over
 the Country-Some Of the Starters.

Sp1in ngiield, Mass, April 16-En- tries for the Short Ship circuit of the Eastern States exposition closed yes- terday. The committee is more than satisfied with the responses of the horsemen over the country. Over so horses have been entered and the list includes such horsehesh as Tod Eco, 2:O9 IA; silent Brigadier, American Girl, Imperator, Miss Silver Todd and EoXton. Horsebreeders from Canada to Kentucky are to Dc represented at the Short Ship races.
 The racing committee includes J. c. Simpson, H. l.. Handy. C. E. Whitney, Frank Whitcomb and Henry Clark
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
DAWSON WINS TITLE.

London, April 16.--The covered courts tennis championship was won yesterday by P. M. Davison, the sur vivor of the singles in the champion ship tournament that has been in progress at the Queens club here. Davison defeated Bert Ritchie, the holder of the title, by the score of 6-2, 6-3, 8-6.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
N. F.. LEAGUE MEETING,

Lowell, Mass, April 16.-A meet ing of the reorganized New England baseball league will be held in Law renee on April 24 to receive the re- port of the schedule committee. The committee, appointed yesterday, con- sists of Jack Conley. Worcester: Heinie Wagner, Portland, and Fred Parent, Lewiston.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
BOWIE RAGING ENDS
Record Crowd at Closing Events Some Disgr,nticd When Stewards Set Back Fairly for FouliAg.

Baltimore, Md, April 16,-The spring meeting of the Bowie race track ended yesterday with a record breaking crowd. About ten of these patrons did not relish the action of the stewards when the officials dis qualified Fairly, which had finished first in the fifth race, after swerving
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
Senators Turn Tables.

Petersburg, Va, April 16.--The Washington Senators turned the ta- bles on the Giants yesterday, winning by a score of 10 to in a rather rag gedly played game.
 Jess Barnes, who started the game on the mound for New York, was hit hard in the first inning and the Sena- tors piled up g. three run lead, forcing the Giants to wage an uphill fight all the way.
 F'erd Scfupp assumed the pitching burden in the sixth inning and finish ed the game. Eld TIovlik and Harry Thompson, two of Griffith's pitching proteges, succeeded in baffling the Giant hitters when safe blows would have counted heavily. The score;
 's r. h. e. Washington ..,.. ,..301010104--10 10 New York ...00101 01 O. 1S
 Hoylik, Thompson and Agnew and Charity; B&rnes, Schupp and Smith.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16

forty men are trying for the varsity places, The interclass eiiminations are to be staged next week.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
HURLERS
 PUZZLE DODGERS
EIuggiDs' Star NouDdsulea Big
 Factors in Victory

Orangcburg. $. c, April 16.-Play- ine LID tG tho standard of 8. pennant contender. the Yankees gave the ,. Dodgers another trouncing yesterday, dafeating the Brooklyn Infants by fo l. The Iictors thereby placed Themselves in the lead in the series hy to 3 games.
 It was discouraging defeat for the Dodgers for it carried with it the con- , yiction that Lecn Cadore is out of pitching form, and that Al Mamaux is mono too proficient at present The Yankees pounded the delivery of those two hurlers for II assorted hits, and ~Lamped homo an easy winner.
 Not only were the Dodgers beaten in the matter of offensive, but they also were outClassed in defense. Allen Russell and Ernie Shore were on edge and pitched a brand of ball that would have puzzled any collection of l1itters. The Dodgers were helpless before the shoots and slants of the # ankee moundsmen and just man. aged to escape a wl1itcwash by scratching in run in the fifth frame. The score:
 Brooklyn ........ 000010000-1 0 New York ...... .020O1101x-5 II 0
 Mnmaux, Cadore and Miller; Rus- sell, Shore and Hannah.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16
TIGERS SWAMP BRAVES.
American Leaguers Score 1g to 9
 Victory Over Hub Team.

Roanoke, Va, April 16.-The De- troit Americans defeated the Boston Nationals 19 to g. Thirteen errors chalked up against the Braves was responsible for the Tigers easy vic- tory. The score:
 r. h. e. 
 Detroit (A) ---....,...... 19 IT bOSlon tNg -'.-.. 12 Is Roland, Cunningham and Stanage; McQuillen, Northrup, George and Tragresser. .s.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-16

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