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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
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unctionarii filialei No. l din Ri
yer Rouge, lua parte la sedinta
lunara, care Sc va tinea Dumine
ca, 16 Martie 1919, la orele 2 ..
m. precis, in hala de sub No. n
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Toti fratii membrii sunt rugati
staruitor a lua parte la aceasta
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13

Societatea ,,Saminat0rul Ro-
min" din East Youngstown, O.
- Convoaca pc toti membrii sal
din loc 81 din jur a lua parte la
adunarea generala, ce Sc va tinea
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aceasta adunare.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13

Codrea Serbian, presedinte.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
LOCAL---IN THE REALM OF SPORT T--- WORLD

was in 1919. With a cOrking outfield the Reds chances to win ano .her pen nant are mighty bright.
 But to win a ponnena mfwy mfwyy
 But to win another pennant for New York McGraw realizes he must replace about half of his present work ing force. The infield is pretty well shot. McGraw has his eyes on Roger Hornsby. They have been on Roger for over a year, but the scrappy Mugg sy believes a deal will go through this time.
 Giants who are in danger of losing out include the famous Bennic Kauff along with veteran members of the infield. Bennie isn't through as a big leaguer, bu. McGraw isn't as sweet on him as he used to De and he thinks Bennie wolld look better on some other team.
 In the American leageu the Cleve- land Indians are hot on the trail of a left-hander. With a good portsider on the staff the Indians might win. The White Sox will do some bolstering. They've got to if Comiskey's club is in the race. The 1919 lineup can't pull through. nick andil is soured on his job and wants Gto be a manager out on the coast. New pitchers are needed.
 The Yankees will do some spending, too. Both New ork clubs are intent on 1920 pnnants and they're willing to go deep into their purses.
 he war between F'razee, Ruppert and Comiskey on one side, and Ban Johnson and the owners of De troit, Cleveland, Washington. PhilaGel- phia and S.. Louis on tre other, is the old bu.h. They'll smooth everything out as soon as the rebellious ones find they cant ride roughshod over Ban Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
JOHNM M 'GRAW
 STARTSDRIVE
 FOR 1920 TEAM

of the bargain counters by Christ mas" seems to be the order of the day in the American and National leagues. John McGraw has started his dollar drive" for the 1920 pennant in the Ma tional league. With ten months to go before another National league pen nam is hauled to the masthead it looks like John had good chance to do all the buying his heart desires. John is ready to buy any kind of ball player that would look good in a Giant uniform and already huge sums of money are mentioned as an ordinary baseball man would speak of a bag of peanuts. What does McGraw care if he can win flag Evidently New York baseball fans are for pennant- winning ball club and nothing less. John got a la,e start last year, but he's on the job early for the 1920 sea son.
 The Reds have let it be known that Charley See and Sherry Magee would not be among them next year. That means another outfielder is needed. That is where McGraw comes ir. He would like Co have Jimmy Ring Of the Reds, and he would be willing to se- cure a good outfielder for Moran in exchange. Moran is pretty we'll fixed for pitchers, but a lot of Cincy Ians would hate to see a man like Ring leaving town. He is one Of the bright est looking pitching prospects in the league But the Reds must have another outfielder. Pat Duncan surely deliver ed for Moran in the world series and at the close of the national race, and Eddie Roush and Greasy Neale will be back on the job. Roush, Neale and Duncan make up a fine trio of out fielders, but what if Duncan should prove flash in the pan or one of the other gardeners. suffer injuries? Then Moran would be in the same fix he
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
OVER THE STATE SP PORT CIRCUIT
DOUGLAS voLLEY BALL CHAMP.

After seven hours of almost con tinuous playing, Douglas Saturday night won the Gtate volley ball tour nament at the Tucson Y. M. C. A., with total of eight games won and one lost. The shelter city boys started in cleaning up things in the opening stages of the game and only once did they taste defeat, when the Phoenix team showed sudden burst of speed and managed to grab one game.
 Each of the teams in the ourna- ment played best two out of three series with every other team The Miami team, which finished last in the tournament, rallied in its last game, put up a remarkable showing and managed to keep from being blanked by romping away from Bis bee for one game.
 Following is the way the teams fin
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
TUCSON SEES WOODS VICTOR.

Says Ringsider in the Tucson Star:
 The fans are wondering who will referee the mill there on Dec. II, when Happy is due to tangle with Johnnie Meyers. the Warren Dis trict favorite. If they're wise they will quit worrying about third man in the ring and devote their time to picking out the two husky muckers to carry Johnnie out of the ring about the third round. Meyers is a good lad and game one, but he lacks the speed to win from Woods. Ir Meyers could last ten rounds ne might get draw decision on points, but otherwise he cant win. He hasn't the punch to put Happy out :nd he hasn't the defense to pre- vent Happy from getting in a good wallop in the first three or four rounds. And one Woods wallop will settle the fight.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF TOURNEY
 STARTS DEC. 7

With the final matches for qualifi- cation played last Sunday, and the va rious entrants and classes posted, ev- erything is in readiness for the mid winter golf tourney at the Country club. D. K White, formerly profes- sional golf player at the Sylvania Golf club, Toledo, Ohio, who was re- gently appointed instructor for the local club, has been coaching the players since Thanksgiving day, when the first flight for qualification was held. White classified the players ac- cording to the average scores made since the opening flights and paired one players off as nearly equal as pos sible.
 The. irst round of the December flight will start Sunday, Dec. 2, when the Red and Blue teams, composed of Class A players, will meet the losers to pay for the dinner the following Saturday. H. Poppen will captain the Reds and w. B. Gohring, the Blues.
 The following Sunday the feature play of the day will be two-ball four somes with members of Class B par ticipating, followed by dinner at the club house in the evening. Sunday, Dec 14, a oneclub match will hold the attention of the golf fans and the final tourney will be played Saturday and Sunday, Dec 20 and 21. The fol lowing week the bogey handicap match will be the feature, while Jan nary New Years daV has been set aside for the flag contest and the qualifying play for the January flight. Following is the list of the, entrants and the classes to which they were assigned by Instructor White:
 December Flight-Class A.
 G. H. Dowen vs. V. M. Johnson.
 H. Poppen vs w Gohring
 Joe Chapman vs. L. F. Sweeney. Thomas Cowen vs. H. Ziesemer
 December Flight-CIass
 l. F. Burgess vs. Ira B. Joralemon. A. McGregor draws bye.
 J. A. Holden vs. J. P. Williamson.
 A. Dupen vs. D. M McAllister. A. Houle vs. J. c. B. Amos.
 December Flight-cIass c.
 L. Dupen vs. William T. Brooks.
 r. c. Wheeler vs. H. B. Johnson.
 H. s. Hollis vs. A. Notman.
 c. w. Cromwell vs. J. G. Cowan.
 December Fieht-Class D.
 K. l. Mohler vs. ?. M. Buckwalter. o. B. Carlisle vs. E. E. Whitely.
 J. B. Bouick vs. A. J. Bahmforth.
 J. E. Lanning vs. A. o. Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
Hom RaJabdNb bRMN/h6o0
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BY TRIS SPEAKER, Manager of the Near-Champion

Indians
 It was the opening of the 1919 bi game hunting season on Ontario UL der foot was A inches of soft snow {, over head the sun was shinign ita brightest Just such a day and sucL time that a man dreams about tho rest of the year and glories in the realization of it when it comes again
 Twenty feet ahead of me was m. guide We had gone down the shore of the island about a mile and hit the winter road, intending to hunt back to a chain of lakes about two miles inlaid. We had gone in anly about half way when off a ridge some two hundred yards I spotted what thought was a pair of buck deer horns showing dimly through the birches.
 Calling back the guide I asked him if he saw the same thing l did. We both agreed that it was buck, though neither of us would have bet much on it.
 Let him have it." said my man, and did.
 Did you see him jump?" he asked me after the first crack.
 I admitted I did and as the big buck turned another shot split the ozine and with it the old boy dropped like a log.
 We plowed through the snow and over fallen timber and on arriving on top of the ridge found splendid big buck deer, with an unusually nice head. It was all the guide and my self could do to get the big fellow tied up. I found both shots had struck fairly within four inches Of each other. We estimated the. buck to weigh 250 pounds.
 We got back to camp about dark after seeing a number of fresh deer and caribou tracks. The whole party had seen much evidence of game dur ing the day, but the big buck proved to be the days bag.
 The next day it took four men to get that old he-boq back to camp and with it came the solving of the meat question for the rest of the trip.
 The meat problem after I got back to Cleveland was the puzzler. Every one wanted a steak.
 The head is now being mounted. is the wedding present 1 promised Ray Chapman, my hustling shortstop.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
SOltice Co. Sells
 Tombstone Property

The Soltice Mining and Milling company Tombstone, has been sold to MT. w. T. Boyd. Boyd is said to be acting for other interests, but will re- tain a certain amount of the stock. With silver at $1.35 it is considered one of the best mines around the Tombstone dihstrict. The selling price was not disclosed. Mr Boyd bought all outstanding stock and the mine will be run as a closed corpora tion
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
NO GOLD LS TOO
 HEAVY FOR BE- s 5
It helps Nature quickly and thoroughly, Dr. Bc,ps
 Pine-Tar-Honey does

C< TOP toting around a disagrleable
 and dangerous cold. Let Dr. ~O Bells Pine-Tar-Honey exert ifs ability as a supreneiy bcne6ciai Ecip in relieving ph!egm, stumness, in- fammation, congestion, hoarstness, difficult breathing. Let t hclp yCu as 1t regularly helps thousands of others for whom its balsam;c aud healing antiseptics never fail to promctcrs5.its Safe for the little ones, toe. Au economical bottle can Dc procured from your druggist today That's he wise thing to do. soc, 60c. SIP
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

Pueblo A big crowd of fight fans was on hand to watch Paddy Dillon put on several rounds with Kid Beaver, who is to fight George Moss on the same card. Although out weighed. Paddy showed up good Beaver.
 McMahon, who has watched Pad dy's fights for five years, said last night that he had never seen Dillon show up as good as he did in his first days training.
 Danny Kramer arrived in Tucson Monday and immediately started training.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
C. a. Soccer Team
 Meet K. C. Sunday

The Copper Queen soccer football team is in shape and ready for action when the players meet the K. c. az gregation next Sunday at Warren. The two teams are fairly well match cd and fast game is looked for. The following will take their places with the Copper Queen team: Goal, W. Lancaster; fullbacks, J. Hope and
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
BY RAZZ BERRY

It is going to be a long cold winter for some one. The army and navy gridironists have wagered each other their blankets on the annual game.
 Take on blanket away from our fighting men and there is nothing left for the scene with Morpheus.
 Fred Fulton is back from Q post war tour of Europe.
 Joe Beckett told him to go get a reputation. If Joe inquired back here he would have found out that Fred already had one.
 Minneapolis is a sure-Mike town. Besides Mike O'Dowd there is Mike Gibbons and Mike Cillins and little Mike Ertle. Across the river the base ball fans swear by Mike Kelley.
 The .Oles's may be in tn emajority.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
CHEST GL0GGED UP
 WlTH HEAVY GOLD?
Don't give it a chance to "set in"-use Dr. king'o
 New Discovery
T~HAT dangerous stage where a

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 grippe might get the better of you may be nearer than you think. Prompt action with Dr. Kings New Discovery will avert q long siege.
 For fifty years it has loosened congested chests, diGsipated tight packed phlegm, broken vicious colds and coughs. Give it to the young eters-take it yourself There will be no disagrceable after-cTccts.
 COG. and SEQ a bottle. At your druggists. Give il, a iricl.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
Bowels Become Normal

liver liveEs Up, bile flows freely hcadachC, biHOuSneSs. t0n@,ie-tur, stomaci.-sourneSs, Hsappear when Dr. Kings New Aife P.tls get in their natural, comioriable action.
 Purgatiyes, never pie@Santis' cor rectiye, sometimes habit-iorininc' should not be taken to rack the system violently. Natures way is the way of Dr. Kings New Life Pills-gcntiy but firmly functionlnS the bowels, eliminating the intes- tine-clOgging waste, and promoting the mOs5 gratifying results. ClealSe the system with them aud know the boon of regular bowels. -0c. at all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
MOSS CAN TAKE WALLOP.

If there is a single man in the game who can stand one of Happy Woods wallops, that man is George Moss Of Los Angeles. who will fight Kid Beaver of Yuma in one of the main events at the armory on the night of Dec. ,, says Ringsider in the Tucson Star. Moss has shown that he is entitled to the name of 'The Iron Man of Los Angeles" How he takes hard blows and grins is a mys- tery. The winner of the Moss-Bea- yer go will probably be matched with Happy. If Moss wins the fight, he Is liable to be one lad who will stay the entire ten rounds with Happy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
RIGHT EAREuL

John McGraw learned the lesson of early shopping during the last season and has started in early for the next season.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
LEFT FEARFUL

There must be little liquid dyna- mite left in the world; the baseball clubs are trading off everything but their bats
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
KRAMER TO MEET DILLON.

Paddy Dillon, who will fight Danny Kramer in the main event ot Bllly McMahon's card at the armory Tn Tucson on the night of Dec. 3. began his training Saturday afternoon at the M. & NJ. quarters ill the Old
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

J. uBrt; halfbaeks, J. LanyOn, J. Gil bert, J. Madden; forwards, J Rule, M Palmer, w. Grove, C. Harding and J. White; reserves, J. Hicks, c. Long.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

Perfumery for Christmas-Palmers, Roger Galet's bier Kiss. Vivadous, Mary Garden, and Day Dream. Com bination sets also. Lowell Drug Co. -Adyt
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

Perfumery for Christmas-Palmers, Roger Galet's bier Kiss. Vivadous, Mary Garden, and Day Dream. Com bination sets also. Lowell Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

Is he reader? Give him a years subscription to his favorite magazine We take subscriptions for all publica- tions at regular publishers prices. Tell it to us and save writing a let ter Lowell Drug Co.-Advt.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

Accordingto the winter league eX- perts Pat Moran is on the verge of giving away everyone on the Cincin- natl payroll, excepting himself and Garry Hermann, to the Giants and Cardinals.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02
s P 4 0 [ Z R Z T

but the Hikes" make the most noise.
 According to Xii GleasOn's dope there were lot of good football teams this seoson. They all lost ex- cepting Centre, Harvard and UOtre Dame.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

Perfumery for Christmas-Palmers, Roger Galet's. Djer Kiss.-Advt.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

a tank developer. Lowell Drug Co., Advt
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

Fred Fulton is back from a post war tour of Europe
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-02

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