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Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
INDOOR SPORTS

VVT HEN time hangs heavy Majesythe King Eng M land he looks " to confer knghthood
 like situation the lately deposed ings should bore Messs
  with considers the decres appoint County Highway Commission.
 Already the Board has appointed three Highway l-s nd there yet remains than a 'ical term We foreten many Highway missions the Board may yet decide because such exigencies of weather digestioH
 The County Highway Commission on hand when the present Board office Shortly cided to appoint another Commission Even the identity of it's memers s almost forgotten Whether tried do not Probably speedily not dspace the Commissioners then office satisfied distinction rate so far as discernibe with the power in the premises followed c that appointment They Shortly held the view that should really Highway Moreover 1t declined to holds the
 has appointed another Commission Doubtless this third attempt the which given give nelke imitation of rubber stamp Probably Ryan which the second Commission refused juncure along comes the Pima County Commission.
 Apparently that Pima County Commission is Republican Democrat thought he is Democrat of that fact Of Supervisors thought salary Highway County scandalouy
 
 So Cochise County loses Ryan, temporarily hope and long has been friends legion. We o
 But still Highway anyway We fear that Dicks departure will 
 One thing however, namely Pima County Commission will dollar spent under Ryans directions.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
THE KING OF THE BELGIANs

F OUR institutions included laureate guest of \ Belgium would expressed to in
 what would probably cannot imagine = that laureate patronage likely to be poet.
 Lacking that expression, will to welcome genuine appreciation his qualities king hearty admra on for the independent spirit Belgian ple dictate and of the king think he will perhaps prefer it that provide on of what kings democratic he is that The country declares it to be constitutional representative heediory king by the authority of pre- tensions Belgium, revolution good dependence before Europe of be secured Its choice strictly limited which basis of the throne Albert
 
 When the n 1914 relationship the king his strong the and the in with the king army putting the path of the evoked the paudits of the world country soil the king with it trumphanty bore him back capital
 This is kind of kingcraft that Albert carping forgiven the respects his semblies that pie, pretty be good what America Albert representative of the Belgium has proved himself worthy bids at ts hearth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
Legion Team Holds
 Football Practice

With nearly hundred spectators watching the ball snap back and forth, the football squad of the American Legion held it's first prac- tice at the slag dump field. About 20 prospective members of the team were out. The next meeting which will also be in the form of prac- tice, will be held at the same field at o'clock tomorrow night, and the Legion lays stress upon the fact that young men, regardless of wheth- CT they have had footbaT1 experi- ence, should attend.
 Steps are being taken, it is an nounced, to so arrange matters with the mines that those who make the team will work only days during the football season. Suits have been ordered and the schedule of games will commence as soon as these ar rive
 No election of manager or cap tain for the team was held last evening, this being postponed until tomorrow night.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
SON, 1e, SHOOTS FATHER
 AS RESULT OF QUARREL

PHOENIX, Oct. 13.-Frank Patter- son, a rancher living just south of the intersection of Seventh avenue and Maryland, was shot three times by his 19-year-old son, Ava Patter- son, early this afternoon. Immediate ly after the shooting the boy went to the adjoining ranch of H. s. Dye, and calling out the owner, said to him, I've killed papa. am going in now and give myself up"
 Dye drove at once to the Patter- son home and seeing that Patterson was still alive placed him in the car and hurried him to the Sisters hospital. Patterson was shot both below and above the knee of one leg and also through the abdomen. None of the shots, it is thought, are fatal but the mans condition is rendered more serious by the fact that he IS consumptive, coming here two years ago for his health.
 A Mexican workman was present on the Patterson ranch when the quarrel resulting in the shooting oc cured. Mrs. Patterson is absent III Missouri. visiting relatives there The Pattersons are the owners of 2O-acre ranch. Ava has not gone tc ] school since coming to Arizs'e ou'
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
Evangelist Delivers
 Interesting Sermon

Evangelist R. E. Burke, speaking in the Woman's Club building on Sunday, was heard by an interested congrega- ton, His discourse was based upon text from Romans, 1854, For what soever things were written aforetime were written for our learning"
 God has a message of salvation for every generation" said the speaker, and practical lessons may be drawn from the way Gods message has been received in the past. He sent a mes sage to warn Sodom, but the people rejected the message and were sud denly destroyed. Remember Lots wife-she failed to obey the voice of God
 Jesus has given a message of warn ing to be given in turn to the world before He returns to this earth. Pre- pare to meet thy God
 The evangelist's subject for tonight is "The Second Coming of Christ"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
SAN DIEGO 6 ARIz. RAILROAD
 IS BOOST FOR STATE

YUMA, Oct 13.-Press Bancroft, general passenger and freight agent of the Southern Pacific railroad, Tucson division, is in Yuma looking after the company's business. When questioned about the San Diego & Arizona railroad, which is to be opened next month, Mir. Bancroft re- ferred to a story appearing in the Tucson Citizen, which follows:
 When through train service is established between Yuma and San Diego next month over the new San Diego && Arizona railroad and the California, a dream of many years will be realized and both Southern Arizona and San Diego will be given a big boost. The new service will cut the time to San Diego several hours and make it popular seaside resort for Arizona people who have for the most part made Los Angeles their mecca in the past
 "Ip the beginning, only one train ' III CcC1l Qll CCllOA VIII DC OPCldlCQ between San Diego land Yuma in connection with the Inter-California ;railway, a part of the Southern Pa cific system, interchanging equip ment with the Southern Pacific Golden State limited at Yuma.
 "The method of operation will be as follows: A train will be started out of Los Angeles for Chicago over the Southern Pacific and Rock Isl and lines and at the same time a train out of San Doego for Chicago over the San Diego and the Inter- California, or more properly the Southern Pacific, and these two trains will be combined at Yuma for Chicago.
 Tn like manner, the westbound Ftrains will be split at Yuma and two trains will be operated, one going to San Diego and the other to Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14

by Wilson came into view.
 T stepped out and shouted for it to stop" said Osborn last night, then l had to step back to get out of the way, for the machine was coming fast. I thought that was a little too far and I threw down on it and got one of the front tires. The machine kept going and I fired into the rear tire and then the ma chine began to wabble.
 guess we better stop,' one of the boys said. He's got both tires
 Some shot all right" another boy said, Osborn reported.
 Then Osborn took all the names and told them to report to the DO lice court.
 Every night the boys from the college race up anddown from the university" said Osborn. "They don't seem to care how near they come to killing people They take it as kind of a joke"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
PEPY'S DIARY IN BlSBEE

Oct l3Up early wife the cay and not vors and damning whom do moi know & "ho seems are Hoved in Bisbee as they were before and who to M By n mayor Of Brewery Gulch words about Efie whom oppo to talk To fbe votar oo
 
 her Miss Casey which he same nationality Shields o busy 10 talk to me- at which one or them so that air wbee married could wiIal nave world Tor his own But most of them lie to and ger comfortably To the edor
 he visited money which
 To tne express office and who as ten Thence akng ,r.s anen about the high Swift and Sno % o'ner packers whc ma bought some Cottolen the office where a late and glad that the S day ~ ~ "0'Aeo
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
PUBLIC MARKET TO BE
 BUILT BY COUNTY.

DOUGLAS, Oct. 13-Supervisor J. M. Sparks stated this morning that should the American Legion of this city provide the site for their pro posed market in Douglas the super visors would put up a building to accommodate the market. A con tract has been let by the supervis- ors for a market building at Lowell, which is also in charge of the American Legion of the Warren dis trict The county will provide a market building in Douglas, accord ing to MT. Sparks, as it is the de sire of the supervisors to treat all communities alike, thus giving aid to the farmers in the valley in mar keting their products. The charac- ter of the building to be construct ed is a galvanized iron structure and this would probably be what would be built in Douglas.
 The Hilburn post in this city has had the market under consideration during the past week and last night held another meeting for further discussion of the proposition. Also is was learned this morning that a meeting was held last night at Me Neal for the purpose of lending aid to the proposed Douglas market
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
CONTRACTORS SIGN FOR
 POLICY OF OPEN SHOP

PHOENIX, Oct. 13.-The following general contractors signed an agree ment agreeing to abide by the de- cision of three men from each of the civic bodies of Phoenix, which had under consideration the Open or Closed" shop in the building trades, this decision was for "Open Shop" These contractors have now under construction approximately s1,30O,O0O worth of new building in our city.
 Home Builders, Clinton Campbell, B. Egan Construction Co, J. E.. Tannehill, Chas. A. Jancke. R. l.. Homes, T. B. Stewart, J. c. Steele & Co.,, J. H. Sroaff, Franklin D. Lane, J. D. Weatherford. J. M. Sparks, James Vim. Martin, Edwards & Weldey Co, Edens & Mitten, c. D. Coffinger, E. P Putney, J. H. Will Hams.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
HERMANN EASILY

NEWARK. N. J.. Oct. 13.-Pete Hermann of New Orleans, worlds bantamweight boxing champion. had little trouble in outpointing Harold Farese of Newark in an eightround bout tonight Hermann weighed 12O1a pounds and Farese 11S1s. In three other eight-round contests. Will lie Jackson of New York defeated Tommy Brown of New York and Charles Weinert of New York and fly outfought Al Roberts of Staten sland.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
BURRo, MAN AND BOY
 REACH TUCSON ON TRIp


 TUCSON, Oct. 13.-Armed with a husky burro and a stack of post cards to sell, G. L. Covert, mailing from New York, via a hand-operat- ed hard-rubber-tired tricycle. with the burro acting as an auxiliary engine to push from behind, drew up be- fore the Starr office last night and declared he would be here a few days, encamped at Twenty-second street and Third avenue, and invit- ed visitors to drop in, see his pack, his family and learn something about the hardest way to hit the trail for the West, when the yen" comes on in New York.
 His family follow in a two-vheel rig to which the burro is hitched in the ordinary way. From the collar of the little animal two shafts con meet to the back of the tricycle., conver' = the burro in!o d fore and aft drive central cylinder. When the burro moves forward it pushes the tricycle. in front and drags the wagon along.
 Covert gave notice to the crowd about him last night that the animal was double action in the rear, when the wagon was disconnected.
 Signs decorate the slowest outfit Tucson has seen for some time, de- claring that the outfit seeks the Golden West and it is bound out from New York to San Diego.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
SPEED COP RUN DOWN;
 SHOOTS TIRES OFF ALTO

TUCSON, Oct 13.-Reckless driv- ing by college boys out for speed rides was ended promptly at Third street and Fourth Avenue last night by Patrolman Red Osborn, who, when two machines, loaded with youths, failed to hault when he called, and rushed down upon him, drew his revolver and shot one front tire as the machine rushed past and shot rear tire off as it attempted to get away Then he arrested the driver of the car and cited all the occupants to court.
 R. B. Wilson was charged with driving the car and H. Brisley, E. w. Ziegler. E. A. Wood, Oscar Cook, T. J. Feterley and E. B. Sneed with being in the car.
 Just before that Osborn arrested Clifton E. Kelly and charged him with reckless driving with the muf- fler open.
 Early in the evening Patrolman Osborn, proceeding up Stone avenue, was knocked down and run over by third party of youths in crowd ed car, who shut off the lights and speeded to safety
 Osborn picked himself up, found his hands badly scratcdeh and cut, but considered himself lucky to be otherwise unhurt.
 He continued on his post, deter mined to put an end to any more reckless driving
 About 9 o'clock the machine driven by Kelly swung in sight at Third street and Fourth avenue. He or dered it to stop but cited only the driver to court.
 About II o'clock. the car driven
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
THE TOWN GOSSIP
MY HOLIDAY
By F. F. M.

You may talk of all the holidays That grace the bloomin' year, Of Christmas time and Labor Day, Thanksgiving with its cheer; July the Fourth, Columbus Day,
 And Lincoln's Birthday, too; And all the dates I've had to learn Since Fourteen Ninety-Two- They don't appeal to me at all,
 Although l celebrate, And put my Sunday clothing on
 And walk around in state But one fiesta every week
 There is for which I pray One holiday always know
 The Day get my payl
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
ST. LOUIS, ss to 7

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1S.-St. Louis University's eleven today defeated the football squad of the Missouri State Normal school. S3 to 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14

Constable Billy Murphy, who was In the city yesterday from Naco, placed under arrest a Chinanan who has been parading under the name Of Lee Hoo, and had in his posses sion at the time of his arrest a certificate bearing that name with an accompanying photograph.
 Murphy had been on the lookout for this particular Chink for some days, it having become known to the officers that he had crossed the line from Sonora some time ago. Murphy acted on advices received from Chinese Inspector Charles E. Cornell. The arrest was made in front of the Maze saloon about noon, and the queue-wearer taken to the county jaiL
 The case of the city of Bisbee against Ed Fletcher and A. w. Wood, a civil action to compel the defendants to pay $9O alleged to be due for their city license and GOV ering period of three-quarters end ing Oct. 1, was heard in Justice Browns court yesterday. Testimony was introduced by the plaintiff to show that a demand had been made by the marshal on the firm for pay ment of their license, and that they had refused to comply with the de- mand. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
rRooPs LEAVE

LONDON, Oct. 13.-It is officially announced that the last British troops left Murmansk Sunday
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14

sarcastic growing fearing the students We'll the rapidly the situation must
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
Here dJad There in Arizona

has helped his father somewna, il the management of the ranch.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14
Turning Back the Calendar
 Sixteen Years Ago Today In Bisbee
From the aisbee Daily Review of October IA, fgoa,


 Editorial: Every day the Review is stalwart story of the prosperity prevailing in the Warren district "A glance at it's advertising pages is sufficient and each ad is the rep resentative of the highest class of business of the kind.
 Today the big sale of lots at the Don Luis townsite takes place. and the Henry P. Barbour company has arranged for a special train to be placed at the disposal of their GUS toners. There is to be music on the ground by the Copper Queen band all day, and refreshments will be served.
 Alvin Howe, the versatile core spondent of the Review at Tomb stone, was a visitor from the coun- ty seat yesterday, returning to his home in the evening.
 In the arrest of three Mexicans employed at the Keefe camp on the road of the E. P & s. w. railroad at Forest Monday, three of the worst thugs in this section are thought to have been placed behind the bars. It is thought the trio are responsible for the depredations that have occupied the attention of the officers of Naco for some time past.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-14

HEN time hangs heavy with His Maestythe
 MAI waiting " to confer knighthood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
BOXING CONTROL BOARD
MAKES OFFICIAL RULING
Declares Willard Dempsey Fight Ended
In Third Round Before Cancellation
of Rest Period.
Inv Associated Pres.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE board OF
boxing control. in an Official statement
issued today, announced that but forty
seven seconds OF the third rest period
had elapsed in the Dempsey lila I'd
bout when Wizards seconds tossed a
towc! into the ring as a token of de-
feat
The board also decided that the bout
At Toledo, on July 4. ended in the third
round. These decisions were made as
result; Of numerous inquiries re-
ceived from Al parts of the country
The statement, which was signed by
Adam Empie. secretary to the board.
is as follows:
"a report having been widely cir
culated that MIR. Warren Barbour. time
keeper appointed by this board for the
willard Dempsey contest, had written
TO Mr.. Pecord. the referee, stating that
the interval OF one minute between
the third and fourth rounds had expired
before Wizards seconds threw a towel
into the ing. beg 10 state that Mr.
Barbour nas written no such letter
and fu;rher that the statement re-
ported 20 be contained in the alleged
letter is contrary TO the fact, as only
forty-seven seconds had expired in
the interval referred to. when the sig
nal OF defeat was given by Willard 8
seconds.
The board is in no way concerned
with waEcrs that have been made on
the contest. but as number of in
quiries have been received. il has been
considered the question OF when the
contest terminated, in all it's bearings
and the board has decided that il
should he regarded as having ended
n the third round"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
S0I-TH Att.
CHAMPION GOLFER COMING
Miss Cecil I.eitch, Holder Of Title, to
Invade United states in Short
While.

NEW YORK, July l4.-,Rumor has It
that Miss Cecil Leitch. holder OF the
English golf title. is TO come 10 his
country within short time. Miss
Leitch. Who is 20 be married in the
fall, recently won the title for the
second time on the st. Anne's links
defeating Mrs. Temple Dobell DIETER
known as Miss Gladys RavenscrofD In
the final round. The match was at
thirty-siS holes. and Mrs. Dobell had
the uncomfortable experience OF never
winning hole In the hrst eighteen and
as result, finished eight down. Start
ing the second round with this ad-
vantage. Miss .Leitch was practically
assured OF victory. and she played well
enough TO become dormie nine after
twenty seven holes had been con-
cluded and then won the first hole
on the inward journey. taking the title
by 10 and S. Miss Leitch's previous
win was just before the war IN 1914.
Frior to the championship meeting
Miss Leitch. playing over the Walton
Heath links. turned in a card Of eighty,
thrty-eight out and for,y-two home.
marvellous golf for woman. Not ten
men in hundred could make better
score than the eighty credited 10 Miss
Leitch over this difficult course The
heat previous record for women vas
an eiEhty-siS. which Is also the wo-
mems par for the circuit. On the
thirteenth and fourteenth putting green
Miss Leitch took three puts when no;
more than fifteen feet away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15

New Players Bought
for Richmond Team

Two new players hnvc juat hecn
added TO the Kirhmond tcnm-Snn,
Duughtou mud Tom McGlouEhlin.
DnuEhton VIII play his old position.
center field. and McGlouEhltn will
pitch.
Dnurhton Joined tho tenn, at Nor
folk yesterday afternoon md won
the game for the Indians by his
hit In tho sixth Inning. lie cost
Taylor Joilin. former Richmond
College pitcher. Tho trade was
cnnsum mated ycstcrdny afternoon
by long distance telephone md after
tho aErccmcnr with Owner Barnes.
OF Newport News, DauEhton went
Immediately tn Norfolk to report
to bender.
OnuEhton Inns been ptnyirg cen
Ter field for tho Shipbuilders tho en-
tire scn>on. and Ia probably one of
the hest folders In the league. he
il n good hitter. clever fielder and
fast on tho paths.
McGlouEhlIn came here for n try
out when Frank Dobson WINS man
ngtnG tho club and did not make a
favorable imprcsnion. He vR. re-
1rnScd mud since that time has been
hurting for the Portland tenn, In
the New England League. lie has
hung up fine record there and has
gotten In shape for hard mound
battles.
Bender is now looking for one or
NV" tnSt men to MI tho Enps around
third and shortstop I'm hi. infac Id.
aud will make every effort to yet
them ns soon AZ possihie. In order
Ia settle down for tho remnant chase
NOW mcrr!ly under way, with Nor
folk leading the field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
GIANTS, 5; PIRATES, 4
Isy Associated P,...l

NEW YORK. July lt--New York re-
gained the lead In the National Leaxue
here today. defeating Pittsburgh In the
third game OF the series. 5 to T. Tho
Giants won in the third inning. knock
ing Miller out OF tho box
-Four runs were scored on four hits
including n triple by Chase, a base on
balls and an error by Miller. Causey
and Winters also we're easy for Pitts
burEh. but Dubuc held the visiting
batters in check. Only one Clan,
reached base on Carlson. who relieved
Miller In the third inning.
Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips of the Afflicted.

Eczema. Tetter. Erysipelas. and other
terrifying conditions of the skin are
dccp-seated blood troubles. and appli-
cations of salves. lotions and washes
can only AFFORD temporary relief. with.
out reaching the real seat of the trou-
bile. But just because local treatment
has done YOU no good there is no reas-
on TO despair. You simply have not
sought the proper treatment, that is
within your reach.