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Evening star., 1920-10-18
ENDS LEAGUE SEASON.
Pacific Coast Race Was Closest il
Circuits History.

Circuits History.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 1s.-The
Pacific Coast League season closed
yesterday after one of the closest
pennant races in the history of the
organization.
Until two weeks ago five clubs were
in the running for championship
honors and the Vernon club clinched
first place only last Thursday. Seat
tie, which finished in last place last
year, defeated San Francisco twice
yesterday, and thereby took second
honors from the latter club.
Other clubs finished in the following
order: Los Angeles, Salt Lake, Oak
land, Sacramento and Portland.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
French Runner Sets Record.

PARIS. October 1S.-Maurice De-
livart. a French athlete. broke the
world record for the 5OO-meter run
Saturday, covering the distance in
minute as seconds The former
record of / minute $40 seconds was
made by +. Rajz of Hungary in 1913.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Jim O,NeilIs Condition Unchanged

The condition of Jim ONeilI. short
stop of the Washington ball club.
who has been seriously ill of pneu-
nonia at Georgetown University
Hospital for moro than a week, to-
day was reported as unchanged.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Pensacola Shippers Win.

! NEW ORLEANS. October 1S-Skip-
pers representing the Pensacola
YACHT Club. challengers for the $500
a.ipton trophy. defeated the Southern
Hacht Club of this city in spirited
contest here with a point score of
So to IS.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Big -Four May Be Organized.

The formation Of a big four, to
be composed Of Cornell, Dartmouth,
Pennsylvania and Columbia. and des-
tined to rival Yale, Harvard and
Princeton's big three. is a possibil-
ity that is being discussed by OBJ
servers of intercollegiate athletics
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Cricket VS., Base Ball.

One difference between cricket and
base ball is that in England they
refer to the player as Mr.. So and So
whereas in America they call the con-
testants Babe" Ping" Red" and
"ROWdy"
Evening star., 1920-10-18

Yale men will begin to believe that
!! all the so-called evils of its 1919
coaching system have not yet been
eliminated if many more jolts like
last weeks are received around New
Haven. Instead of going in and wip-
ing up in the customary way the
eleven which the previous year had
humbled it's colors. the Dark Blue
took a worse beating. And to judge
by the newspaper accounts of the
Evening star., 1920-10-18

Neither Pittsburgh nor Syracuse
was able to show it's full strength
and capabilities in the game Satur.
day at Syracuse. as the game was
played in a rainsterm. What should
have been a brilliant exhibition OF
gridiron development was turned into
hysteria of fumbles. according TO
reports.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
Woman Hurt When
 Car Turns Turtle

Miss Eveiyn punstan was painful ly though not seriously injured Sat urday night when a car in which she was riding turned turtle on the Bis bee-Douglas road. She was riding in a car with Mrs. E. Vincent, Mrs. Alex Laurinas and the latter's baby daughter.
 About IA miles from Douglas the car broke down and they were being lowed to Douglas when the car was overturned. All of the occupants were bruised and shaken. Miss Dun- stan is resting at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. Vickers at Douglas where she was taken after the accident. The others returned to Eisbee Sun day.
 While the overturned car was standing by the roadside Saturday night it was stripped of tires and other moveable parts by thieves. Po' lice and county officers are working on the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
Silver Horde" Is Tale of Fishing In
 Waters of Alaska

l Set in Alaska, with the scenery | shifting with the seasons, from snow | covered mountains and ice and snow i blanketed lands with blinding bliz- yards and tired dog teams, and strong, 1 fiery men, 10 summer in the same land, with bays as smooth as glass, and with the silver horde of fish fill ing the water, Rex Beach told his story of the Silver Horde" which has been cleverly cast and adapted to the screen and which will be seen at the Central Friday and Saturday and at the Eagle Sunday and Monday.
 Like all Rex Beach stories it is full of action. The elements and an lmal life as well as the cast are de- pendent upon to promote action. Blinding blizzards and the vast hordes of fish that fill the bay during the month of July are no less indispen- sable in the interest of the story than any one of the all star cast presenting it.
 The story isn't alone confined to the frozen north, but situations bring the principals to New York and Se- attle, and the busy streets and tow ering buildings are a strong contrast to the frozen barrenness of the land in the far north. Women, pampered and petted, contrasted with the strong. self-sacrificing women of the north, and men wEo do business in a big, honest way. entrusted to the financ;ers who depend upon cunning and crafty means rather than hon orable methods, are striking.
 It is an interesting picture aside from the scenic interests and the Story, which, of course, is developed in a masterly way. It is as interesting as any news reel, picturing ihe work ing of salmon cannery. The fish are shown as they swarm in schools into the bay and are caught in huge nets and taken into the factory, where the various processes are shown until they are canned and ready for market.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
oEsTRoYERs TO .oRIENT,

The local navy recruiting station is told in a letter from the main station at Fl Paso that the station which gets the second highest number of enlist
 ments during June will be awarded a set of airplane propeller blades. The highest will get the German machine gun now at Bisbee. The six divisions of destroyers, thirty boats will go to the Adriatic station in the near fut
 ure. The first division left in May by way of the Mediterranean, Red Sea and India. The remaining destroyers will sail as soon Sas completed and ready. This is an excellent chance
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
Wonderful Hair Of Actress Plays Big
 Part In New Film

When Zane Grey saw Eileen Percy. while interviewing screen players to select cast for the picturization of ,nis novel, Desert Gold" he said to Director T. Hayes Hunter: There, That girl is Nell. She is nluvia d'Oro Shower of Gold"
 The novelist meant that Miss Per. cy's blue eyes and wealth of golden hair fitted her exactly for the part of Nell Burton in his novel; the girl called by the Mexicans of Forlorn river, "Lluvia dOro," which means Shower of Gold"
 So Miss Percy was chosen as one of the star troupe, and went out on location with the company in the Colorado desert. The headquarters of the motion picture folk vas at a little town on the edge of the Mo- rongo Indian reservation, where a volcano spring boils up from the earth. There is a bathhouse, and an ancient Morongo named Pedro in charge.
 When Nell came along to try this bath, and got the key of compart- ment from Pedro, she carried a towel in her hand and her hair was down in yellow flood around hei should CTS. Said ancient Pedro, admiring- ly, "Ah-esta Lluvia d'Oro."
 And later, out on location, some Mexicans were watching Miss Percy ride one of the big white horses of the picture "Elanco Sol" A ribbon floated away and lodged in a cactus bush. Braids untwined, and there was flung out behind her again, the golden flood. "Hermosa, Hermosa." the sons of the desert cried. La mujer hermosa, Lluvia d'Ora," Which in English means something like: Beautiful. Beautiful! The beautiful woman-'Shower of Gold"
 Desert Gold" produced by Benja- min B. Hampton and Eltinge F. Warner for w. w. Hodkinson distri- button, comes to the Lyric theatre beginning Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
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patent Marcopa does not desire to Ae After the additional TOUT m ior improvement; o the valley WHICH Mcopa county desires that me pop o the Phoenix Marcopas sight and Mropa wants more except for the otr counties III e Arizona is going ahead "n "cc paying for their own roads he are
 
 the counties ample to provide TOT ugureheds parts ol reoads thei conSucoh will constitute revelation 10 MT Heard anu n Roads Association
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
DOG KILLER TO SHOOT ANIMALS
 NOT LICENSED
Police Chief Warns Owners That Slayer Will Begin
 Operations Today

Owners oi dogs in Bisbee would dc well to procure city license tags for them at once, according to J. A >Kempton, chief of police who said yesterday that he will put a man on the streets today with instructions to shoot al dogs that he may find that ihave nct license tags fastened to their collars.
 The chief is also after speeders within the city limits. He said that autoists have become extremely care less of late in the matter of speed ing and that he desiges to give warn ing that all offenders will be arrested when caught.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
PlNCHED FOR TAKING
 FLOWERS FROM GRAVES

CLEVELAND - A man and wo- man stopped huge limousine in a cemetery here and when arrested were digging rose bushes from graves. "I love them and we can't buy them, the woman explained, "ls that your car?" the policeman wanted to know and when he found it was he took the two to jail and they are free on 5000 bail,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
Menu for Tomorrow


 BREAKFAST - Shredded wheat biscuits with strawberries and top milk, toasted rye bread, coffee. LUNCHEON - Larded sweet bread, pimento and cream cheese sandwiches, spice cake with sour cream frosting, tea.
 DINNER Smothered chicken, new potatoes, asparagus loaf, vege- table salad, pineappel sponge cake, coffee.
 My Own Recipes
 In making the sandwiches the cheese should be quite moist. A bit of cream added to the combination and the whole worked very smooth makes a delicious sandwich. Beware of dryness in sandwiches.
 EGGLESS SPICE CAKE
 1 cup brown sugar
 1-2 cup butter and lard mixed
 1 cup sour milk 1 teaspoon soda cups flour l teaspoon cinnamon
 1-2 teaspoon baking powder 1 cup raisins Cream butter and sugar Mix and sift flour, baking powder, cinnamon and pinch" of salt. Dissolve soda in milk. Add half of the dry ingred- tents to the first mixture. Add milk Add remaining dry ingredients. Slft 1-4 cup of flour over raisins and add to the batter Bake in a loaf i'll a slow oven for 45 minutes. SOUR CREAM FROSTlNG 1 cup sour cream cup sugar 1 cup raisins or 1 cup nuts
 Cook all in. double boiler un'i q soft ball is formed when the syrup is dropped in cold water. Then cooh q minute longer for luck. Beat LII cool and spread on cake. This trost ing needs to be we'll cooked. It WIT remain soft and creamy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
PYTHONS HAVE FREE
 RUN OF SHIP FOR TIME

MANILA, r. I. - Stateroom doors were locked and even thirsty Cali fornians kept away from the bar on the last voyage of the s. s. Santa Cruz here. A family of four pythons two said to be the largest ever cap tured, escaped from their boxes ald ambled about the ship as only snakes can amble. They were captured af- ter much excitement.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16

There was a great deal of dissatis- faction expressed on the streets yes terday at the outcome of the -Bolan and Bain fight. It is the opinion of most of those who attended the bout that neither of the fighters did their best to win. However, that may be, the fighting game in Bisbee is about up untilt he pugs who come here show the sports of this city that they are there with the goods and really want to go to the route. Men who pay their money 60 see fights want the real article. and from now on 1t will be a case of show me"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
Turning Back the
 Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago Today

Bisbee's citizens, and especially those residing along Main street, judging by their actions, are willing to sit down and await theG destruc- tion by flood without even lifting d hand to avert the impending disaster. Only four citizens responded to a call for a meeting at the city hall last night to hear the report of commit tee on the cost of a temporary flood gate.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16

Mrs. Laura A. Hoyt, principal Of the Gren River School at Greenfield, Mass, who is retiring at the age of 70 under the teachers pension law, has taught for AT years in the same school room, not missing a single day.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16

General Joubert and Captain O'Don- nell, heroes of the Boer war, gave a very interesting lecture at the Opera house Sunday night. Attorney Edward J. Flannigan presided at the enter tainment and opened the evenings $ program with an address. the elo- quence of which has never been heard in this city
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
ALUMNI TO RECEIVE

At q recent meeting of the Bisbee High School Alumni Association it was decided to give an alumni re- Cept1on to the graduating seniors at Eagle hall on Tuesday, June 2. All members of the senior class are in vited to attend and bring friend.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
MAKE MOTOR TRIP.

Mir. and Mrs. A. C.. Beaman returned to Bisbee' yesterday after motor trip to Silver creek for a picnic supper The Beamans were accompanied by Mrs F. L. Meadows and MT and Mrs Allen Ridley,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
FROM CAVE CREEK.

E. J. Hand was a visitor yesterday in Bisbee from Cave Creek MT. Hand reports that many auto parties are making the trip to Cave Creek on week ends.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16

TO PASS CITY.
 Robert Laney of Lowell left yester- day on a trip to Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
SOME REASONS WHY

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  camoufge sufficient brand But objection based evidence through the Arizona Re publican independent progressive" mouhpiece of MT 
 In letter the Republican Thompson engineer and Phoenix the following regarding the Mar bonded subdivision s4.OOOOOO
 garment according your adage that its relevancy of
 
  avaiabe That We are voung and moi oerwealbv community premise o heavily debt is fact that anyone for himself by casual exam
 
 There are few of us who would not like the beemen in our homes ranches offices institutions individuals confronted with question postpone until such time feel that burden without distress greatly different individuals.
 present of Maricopa county is 2S16O Of this the will s2os55o from the land by for that leaving indebtedness of
 of county special
 
 the city of Phoenix is 25sSOOO making total sSssS6 This approximate interest charge $44oOOO. to the Q the lands the valley for the reclamation project $12 OOoOOO nearly s2OoOOOO goodsed community Hadn't better cast about for expedent avoid the liability
 
 The Republicans correspondent situation can
 
 oddrcad the fegon most rbe  bonded debt of the state raised possible the valuation
 Marcopa county dollars more than soo $50  county schools Phoenix pay for the nearly $21OOOOO-or ao the proposed bond issue of s4OOOsO approved by the this proportion will be raised to twenty-five cent vny the Republican editorial figures remarks that the assessment against the land the valley
 
  land that derives direct water from the Roosevelt dam Then the ndulges favor increasing public indebtedness have read Speaking the $12OOoOO debt 
 stricken country To person was a compared county municipal species the county much smaller Yet with the years of worth s1OO sSO
  year e formed Now they will net fix limit Under the influence of this rise in farming land property fabulous "This appalling debt, assumed If of
 
 comparatively little value they we'll hesitated We wha ject they would From this experience a a son teaches us that by and ucous invest vae. town nonv nearly an coma, dree ~ that now wa sr. time more able fore And much of the bonded indebtedness which
 
 
 debt might is pubc fully business limit will to mark forever Some day will downwod assessed valuation follow and then the why beguied accepting the the additional
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HEApINERs; TONIGHT.

AyARIETY Of contributing causes
~ prevented "Half q Hundred
4 from going over at the Htpp
last night as II really should.
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M setial at Princess.

= Ths opening episode Of the new
HALLMARK serial, The Evil Eeye, Is
shaving at the Priness today. the tue
Il the inst episode being "Beiow tne
s Benny Leonard, lightweight cham m
s,en a fhe featured player Of the Sc
IA. and Is surrounded BY a compe-
'p p serial contains the sensational
( Ss,;,riiiy fhat the masses are looking
3ss Il might be contended that me
,ssssteriops parsonage Of 1.-THE EYll
Eye" Is played up too heavily. y Is
tsnfastic rather than realistic, and no
a1nSf holds good with the super
;rsioSramatic nature Of the story.
INA Iine al thrills In which the author
sSdrlges has occasional VARIATIONS
rom The regulation article; anu a.
IA serial advances the plot gains
sueed and intensity.
:: Kenny Leonard is slightly camera
an and for some time has diftlcstsy
h Solding his own in the midst o. 9
=, mn. M real actors. But while the
SiiIsin Is nonchalantly walking away
1 M me honors Of the dramatic ar,
Rsnng & getting ready TO hama nun
rNe n those irresistible punches tnat
6 IN made the boxer famous. ~,
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A,VARIETY OF contributing causes
IN Prevented "Half q Hundred"
Al fron, going over at the Hipp
last night as It really should.
A delay Of ten minutes due TO ,in-
ayoidabie mechanical difficulties on
the sage put everyone Ill at ease.
The Ipolitical meeting was responsible
for large numbers Of late corners who
SUCCEEDED in keeping the audience
prelty well disturbed. This, with the
retiring Of folks to whom the clean
comedy did not appeal, the persist
en-, selling Of popcorn through the
shoR and the unnecessary confusion
taht' Is always more or less apparent
in the rear Of the house, made it i'm
possible Tor the folks on the stage to
10 their best or ire folks in the audi
enes 10 De in the most appreciaiye
mood. The comedy in this bill Is not
me Kind that makes q bulls eye with
Aipp audiences, and the most enjoy
I'D Part Of the show was the open
iis which Is indeed q pretty thing,
and the introduction Of the song and
dance speciaIties, all Of which were
entitled 10 more hands than they got.
The ! excellent number Of LAWYERS
.sAsleep in the Deep" Alma Lakes
s.iiim 4 Devil With the Fellows" and
Ehaiiotte Ross "Slnce the Day You
called Ne Pretty Baby certainly MAD
merit, but there was barely a ripple
a applause. Lew Welsh, with his
LAUGH song, and Ruth Wheeler, with
her aSyeetie," were the hits Of the
evening. the latter being particularly
comic In the number, the make up be-
ifg entirely secondary TO the person,
Ssiify o. the singer. Dettman and
I; RoSs we're heard In two really musical
niiihbefs. When the company Is able
Z rs put On such productions as It has
esssTed during the week, one can not
iielp;but wonder why the performance
q NOT limited To one a night. and the
Thoie show put on as originally IN
teRdea Not only would the audience
fet more cut Of It, but It would main
fSilif the house receipts and cut the
txcerse al the same time. Ehe same
biil repeats tonight and changes TO-
morrow to "The Beauty Shop"
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st.1dins Room at Nelson.

Early yesterday evening i became
eyi i thai "Huckleberry Finn" was
d, pdck the Nelson TO the curb, ana
siI evening the stream was steady,
many being turned away when they
Nv. The MOB OF people ahead Of them,
declaring that they would Try the
nsSfinee after this. The idea IS a
good ore, and the theatre will be able
Is handle the night crowds TO muen
batter advantage II those who can
mi make Il q point to drop in during
the matinee. -