Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 5

1 3 JTT -i Thn 'Dnt 0nv for- iha yjfere it will remain locked and dosing the contest; when the business men will make tne rinr. Ciirmchinn Ctnro At Tnr.snn 01 OCHWdl U. di ua. ucmo anri rtniinlflR the Same TU eS respective COUntS the tne tnree QISITICIS romnetinrj ther leancbiivc wu 10 recu'ts will oe leiegrauneu etnu the Buick Automobile will rS DOUGLAS BASEBALL (Douglas International.) Douglas does not get Guynup. Ho wants to ba a Demon and with tho Demons stand, a cap on his head and a swatstick in his hand, but his wish is not to bo granted.

Douglas wants h'm and Douglas want Is not to bo filled, for Vic Walling has turned down the arrangements which Captain Dugau of tho Qulen Sabes made with tho Douglas Don, and has said "Nay, nay, Daniel, I may not caro to use him myself, but I sure am not going to help make those De mons of yours any stronger than they now are. Its bench warming for Guynup." This Is the unpleasant news of the day for the Dugan first tried to make a deal with tho Don for a trade. Harper for Guynup. Tho Douglas wlscono could not soe this and asked for another offer, for a pitcher, for instance. Dugan rcpl'cd that they were long on chuckers In Cananea and suggested a dinero salve.

Tho Don agreed and waited a reply, only to learn last night that Walling would not grant the re-1 lease. Douglas Is disappointed, but will manage to get along nicely, thank you. Guynup could be used, but Is not indlspcnslblo and tho lineup for the three games In EI Paso For- Ward, SmUh and W'al tors, tho latter on third, with Mat- Jthewson, Harper and Carlson for the outfield. Carlson fairly scintilates as an outer garden star. For two hours yesterday he ran from fence to baseline and baseline to fence, gobbling flics, and in all that two hours never missed a one.

Ho snapped 'em back to the plate In fine shape too. Those who saw his work declared It Ideal. Tho umpire question has been bothering some, but It seems to bo settled. Ne'ther El Paso nor Douglas wanted Goyhenlx to officiate and O'Donovan states that ho received word last night that Ed Mackcy was to accompany the Demons to El Paso and boss the three games. This suits both clubs.

A surprise came from Bisbee In tho shape of two telegrams, ono to O'Donovan and another to Harry Kane. The ono to the Don asked for terms for a purchase by BIsbeo of Harry Kane. and the one to Kane asked if he wrmld come It his purchase could be arranged. Both were- answered in the negative. And the fans aro wondering.

Bisbee has always had a hammer out for Kane and for them to tacitly adm't that bo is tho pitcher Douglas knows him to be was pleasing to local fans. Today O'Donovan said that he had no more jntenUon of releasing Kane to Bisbee lnan of disbanding. He has made good here, and has his friends and Heve he will be better this year than last. Kane said today. Th'3 Is the only cRy in this section I will play in, BIsbeo could not Induce mo to leave.

I camo to Douglas and was well received. I have been well pleased with my stay here, have made friends who have been very kind to me. I want to stay richt hero In Douglas ml I pitcn or not. inus iar LONG AND SRORT GLAOSE IS ADOPTED EACH FACTION IN SENATE THINKS IT IS WINNING AS RESULT OF VOTE. i WASHINGTON, D.

Slay 13. By a sudden welding late today of supposedly irreconcilable factions, the senate by a vote of 56 to 10, adopted tho compromise amendment to the railroad bill for the regulation of relative charges for long and short hauls. Agreement was reached chiefly each faction apparently thought It was getting the better of a shrewd-i driven bargain. Some senators tonight suggest that the supreme court r. ay have to arbitrate the question as to which faction's judgment is correct.

Before adjournment Senator Bacon sought to show that Senator Aldrlch, leader of tbe forces In charge of the bill, had voted for revision different from that which ho had advocated during the long debate on this question. Senator Bailey remarked that Bacon was mistaken and was quoting from his (Bailey's) remarks. "I hope the Senator from Texas will not interfere," said Aldrlch, laughingly, -The senator Is try'ng to justify bis action of voUng with "That Is the time I usually justify my vote," retorted Bacon. PARROT PREVENTS DtPORTATION BIRD SPEAKS ENGLISH, BUT ITS OWNER DOES NOT KNOW A WORD. NEW YORK.

May 12. Mrs. Cortoro, who lived for twenty-six years in Easton, returned to New York yesterday from Italy on the liner San Georgio, and becauso she did not speak a single word of English her statement about her residence in this country was doubted and sho was nearly deported. Her parrot, that had journeyed with her from country to Italy, did speak Engl'sh. It saved the day and she was admitted.

Mrs. Cortorio went through th6 long line of Ellis Island, and an tin migration Inspector had Just decided to sn(j hcr to a of specat lnauiry wflen a volco saIa. "Oh, shut up. She's all right." "Who spoke there?" asked the inspector. "Let her go.

Let her go. She's all very good colloqual English. It was right," came the voice again. Then It was found that the woman bad a parrot-with her that spoke shown that the woman was very much attached to the bird, and it was evident that it had been In En countries. It was pre sumed that it had been with her i.nore.

Both then went off PhanUy Bagton rs -now and strons rayand should do much better than last year cvon If tho teams aro faster. wiu piay for Douglas so long as I flm wanted. I can hunt another job for a living If baseball falls." It was rumored about the streets last n'ght that Clarence Marshall had been summoned back to Vernon by that club which has farmed him to Bisbee. This Is impossible to verify. In the Review today he seems to bo counted on to do his share of the work asainst the Q'llen Sabes.

SEKXT, IN LIFE'S ablo to make a vlnB here go a want to 9tej' herc wltn friends and with the people I like better than any others I have ever(r meL I expect to pitch winning ball Boxes Vote $6,000.00 Contest the at 10 o'cock m. Saturday, ennnur nnt nnp minilfft latPT ai vi Gents Furnishing Store; sealed until the hour of judges five disisterested count in me aispiay wmuuw Wll OOVem. U00n tne jUOaeS me whmici ui ymnu ynn. be pronounced. ENTIRE CHANGE.

OF PROGRAM SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS. FRIDAYS First Show begins at 7:30 p. m. sharp. Sundays at 1 P- Admlssloa 10c and 15c M.tlneea fday.

Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday Admission 10a Children ot matinees Saturdays 5 cents. Teefsrf Everything in this week to C. M. HENKEL AND woe Rar EJSX PUT MONEY iZ TA5 YoJMlCHT NEED VTM OpOME P-V, SAVE PART of the money Put Just five dollars a week in years this sum and the Interest Make OUR Bank Your Bank. it-.

We pay liberal Interest consistent with safety Four per cent. C'MllS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY et my window reduce stock JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST "He A Gnarantee of Good Health ACCOMPANIES A PROPERLY REGULATED DIET OF PURE FOOD. GET FERNDELL FOODS IN CANS OR PACKAGES AND BE SURE OF AB-SOLUTE PURITY AND CLEANLINESS. EACH ART1 CLE OF FERN DELL FOOD IS LUSCIOUS AND TEMPTING. "FERNDELL" IN FOOD MEANS QUALITY.

WE QUOTE A FEW SEASON-ABLE FERNDELL ITEMS. FERNDELL CORN, 3 CANS 50c FERNDELL STRINGLESS BEANS, CAN 25c FERNDELL TINY PgAS 25c FERNDELL RED 35c FERNDELL PITTED CHERRIES, CAN 35c FERNDELL STRAWBErI RIES, CAN 35c FERNDELL SLICED PEACHES, CAN FERNDELL LEMON CLING PEACHES FERNDELL SLICED APRICOTS 45c J. B. Anoius, Grocer PHONE 29 E. M.

MILLER Transfer Co. Res. Phono 311. Depot Phone 50. Your patronage solicited.

KODAKS Phcto Supplier, Wholexale an Retail. Developing, Printing, En larotng. Postal patd both way on Kodak vor H0WLAND DEWEY HOUSE AND LOT for sale. It's a beauty and right vtf to date. It has all modern improvements and is "dirt cheap.

Faet is, REAL ESTATE sold here is always desirable. Small payment down and easy payments -to follow makes buying a homo a "snap." Buy nor. Prices are sure to advance. Johnson Haigler REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE Phcr.e 76. Opposite Depot.

MAY Dr IN THE BANK sXvllv.A -(Vi rxike and put It in the bank, bank and in twenty-five on will be a SNUG FORTUNE '-IS WIwiiii imniii.niniii EE THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, SATURDA MORNING, MAY 14- 1910. PAGE FIVE AVER'S V8OR Show this to your doctor. Aycr" lUlr Visor promptly dettroTt tbt germs I Ait crovc CaLuu hair. II nouri4c the return them to txaltb. The tali ttopt Does not Color the Hair wi, srowi rnorc raptoiy.

CITY IN BRIEF. REDMEN ATTENTION. All members of Cochlso Tribo No 7, I. O. R.

M. and visiting members are recuestcd to meet at K. P. Hail Saturday Mayl4tb, 1910, at p. m.

attend big Indian parade. Had Four Disturbers. Justice HlKh had four peace disturbers yesterday morning. Three wdro jailed and the other paid his fine. Pay-day colobrators were unusually this trip.

MILK COWS. We have a number of young, gentle milk cows for sale. E. A. TOVREA CO.

Arch Masons to Gather. Thia evening" the Douglas members of tho chapter or Royal Arch Masons wilt come up to the number of about sixteen, headed by Mayor Greene, and bo guests of the local chapter during the exempllficat'on of degree work. Alter this is completed, they will sit down to a banquet, which will be followed by an appropriate program of toasts, addresses and music. LOST Fifty Dollar bill. Reward If returned to Box 1306.

Hold First Meeting. Tho local order of Owls held its first meeting last night in tho Fair ball oh Subway street. There was a largo attendance and the business session was followed by a program which consisted of eats and drinks, somo speaking, musical selections and general good time. The Owls are a success from the word go. Free to Our Readers.

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Soothes Eye Pain, and sells for POc. Try It In your Eyes and In Baby's Eyes for Scaly Eyelids and Granulation. Fursiture for sale, 114 Opera Drive 640 Arrival In Courtland. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

W. G. of Courtland. Arizona, on May II. a eon.

Play for Mance Cup. Tho regular play for tho linncc Cup w'll be continued at the Country club golf links tomorrow morning. No other golf contests are scheduled. Here en Business V. B.

Kiug. superintendent of the Southwestern, was in town yesterday from El Paw on business. He re turned home last evening after a short conference with local officials. Furniture for sale. 111 Opera Drive C48 Bapers Make Big Smoke.

nil, nl nttnoMI thu HraiMlt f. nty jail on O. K. street, which had act on f're, was. responsible fort fire department being called out teslerday afternoon.

Tbe blase was tittagulslied with a chomlcal. it be- at. unnecessary to lay any boe. jF? from Phoenix 7arletj Maxwell has returned form 1 rip to "PSoeoix. where he bag been WH past week.

Mr. Maxwell has jidTe basiness interests there, f.f I Hre 'rnlture for sale. 114 Opera Drive it is 610 lw At' end Commencement. im jTof C. P.

Phil-rook of the IMsbe aewsoaatad by County Sipt. 5er Towbetoae. went to Thursday Bt axteaJ 4b nm" Stnwneenient exercises of the Dong 1KIV 5lgh school. Tr retursed Ikty morning. I wh im.

W. vs. ngn osfwui. ed ftks ereniw tlM Y. M.

C. A. Rads and tee High ScfeMrt Btaas dash ia l'St of tbe aataas of tbe votay ball Set, man eat. So far, the Reds Bare tmr been tk.t -o, call Stan Party. a itiw.ia avpninF ue amiwra ui wit con High School Athletic aasee'at'OD jHvi a stag party and dutch hmct the hlch school bui'd'ne.

At this the shield won at tho El Paso rot mament wlH be presented to the kot ball team. I I lng Inspection. bat bounty Superintendent E. II. Sto- tl t.

TWO ILLUSTRATED SONGS BY LITTLE IRENE STONE Songs "Has anybody hore st Krlly." and Culdlng Star" Aycr" Hair Yteor Just as promptly destroy tie cenns uui cause tunoruu. it removes every trace of dandruff anj Lecps tbe scalp cican eimi la a neaimy conoiuon. ver, of Tombstone, has been In Bisbee the past couplo of days visiting the schools of the district in conjunction with Prof. Philbrook and members of tho school board. The law requires the county superintendent to visit the schools twice a year.

Suicide Report Erroneous. A communication has been received at this office from Dora Tyson, which is corroborated by the attending physician in the case, which contradicts the report which was circulated that the woman In question had attempted suicide and was huirled to tho hospital because she had drunk a quantity of whiskey and absinthe. Tho woman was suffering from an acute attack of pleurisy In the region of tho heart and from her statement and others, the reports circulated on the night she was taken to the hospital were erroneous. PRETTY WEDDING Al SOUTH BISBEE MATHEW GREGG AND MISS WINIFRED WREN ARE MADE MAN AND WIFE. A very pretty wedding was held In South Elsbee Thursday night, when Mathew Gregg and Miss Winifred Uren were united In marriage.

The home of the bride's parents was prettily decorated for tho affair and Rev. Father Meurer performed the ceremony. After the couple had been pronounced roan and wife a largo comany of invited guests sat down to a wedding feast. Atter this there was a program of music and vocal selections in wh'ch Albert Drew, Bert Pascoe and Sidney Angove rendered vocal solos and Bert Sfartyn a flute selection. Those present at the ceremony were: Robert Edmonds.

R. J. Padd. R'ch Harper. Hosten Scrimpton.

George Sherman, Jack Blddlck, Albert Drew, James Pellow, Bert Pascoe, Bert Richard Harper, Edwin Harris, Sidney Angove, Samuel Ireland, M'ss Myrtle Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Murpoy and Mr. and Mrs Kennan. Tho happy couple received many handsome and useful presents, and will reside In South Bisbee.

DOGS US TARGETS FORAIR RIFLES ALLEGED PRACTICE OF BISBEE BOYS COMES BEFORE THE HUMANE SOCIETY According to reports that have been lodged with members of the local branch of the humane society, a state of affairs exists which will result in offenders, who are known, being subjected to the Bupreme penalty of the law if tho practices continue. Several boys, between the ages of 10 and 16, are accused of secur'ng a number of dogs of the neighborhood. tak'ng them up tho hill near the Tombstone canyon reservoir, tying them to the cactus brush and then with air-guns, get far enough away to wound them and bring great tor ture upon them just for a little rifle practice, when targets would serre the purpose just as well. Not only are they accused of maltreating dogs, but cats and kittens as well. Tiere Is a pool of wator near th reservoir, in which thqy are said to take kittens and hold taera under until half drowned, then ake pot shots at them as they feebly attempt to get away.

One dog wus found t'ed to a cactus and bad evidently been there a day or two. There were several flesh wounds on the an-mat's body, and it was so near death that tve maa who foend him put a baPet into the doc's Vraln. oading Its orisery. Tbe nan then reported the occur i rence to the bwaane society, vhich a mreausaune. abot d0OT trying to get out.

A "It Is said thai tbe parents of gome lamp was lighted and "Bull'e" then of the hoys are aware of what Is go- pyiog the window made a high ea and do not attempt to stop die and went out, tak'ng gtees and said George B. Krtobni. a all wf him her the sce'ety. yesterday. -The I officers tf the soCefy are iS aaa in oneuaera, wuo kaewa.

win be brought up with a round turn, and their parents as well." The conduct of these alleged brntos 1 nm in fa up uolal luuiemura among people Jomusiono oanyqn. wnen its 'nil purport becomes known, and all are of the opinion that if boyi want PeUee shooting Wtb air rifles there are enmaeh targets to be had wiuiont torturing live cats and dogs, with unnecessary bullet wounds. WILL ADDRESS THEGRADUATES Bisbee High School Commencement Occurs June 3, After a Series of Exercises Lasting a Week Attorney General Wright will bo tbe sjwakor at the comencemunt exercises of the Bisbee high school, to be held at the Orpheum theater on tbe evening of June Tho festivities attendant upon close of school life for the twelve young-ladles and gentlemen who go forth to do battle with the world, will be of over a week's standing and will begin on May 25, winding up with the graduation. On May 25 tho senior class will take place at tho Country club, and will be an Invitation affair, commencing at 8 o'clock sharp. On Juno 1 will occur tho class day at the Orpheum, while on the following evening will occur the junior class play, now being rehearsed, and which it Is understood is a slicing four act drama of Revolutionary times.

The grade schools will close next Friday afternoon, while the eighth grade of the Central school will keep open a week longer. Tho final week will be taken up with strenuous examinations, a hard grind for tho teacher as well as a post to the" scholar. A week from Friday evening the e'ghth grade graduation exercises will be held. The following is a list of the high school graduates this ear: Anna Maudo Bow-den, Danitza Bessie Audrey Riley, Edna Mulr Ethel Elizabeth Hays, Francis Maude Brazlel. Luclle Marlmi Detloff, Olive Krelgbaum, Mamie Theresa Isaacson, Robert Stenhouse Beaton, Walter John Hoesch, John Rubble Mclntyre.

Tho details of the class day and commencement program have not yet been completed. EGASE OVER TO MONDAY ONE, OF PARTICIPANTS WOT TO APPEAR BEFORE HOGAN YESTERDAY. In a 'rough-and-tumble fight that4 surged about Brewery Gulch for fully five minutes, in and out of the Butte saloon, two men were only separated and saved from bodily harm by the timely arrival of Officer late Thursday night. He arrested the two and took them before Judge Hogan, who released them upon their own recognizance to appear for trial at 4 o'clock this afternoon. They both pleaded not guilty and said they weren't fight Ing, that it was only a little friendly affair.

Both men wer covered with blood and dirt however, when they finished. They gave their names as Frank Monroe and J. Cole. When their case was called yesterday Monroe was unable to appear on account of blackened eye and high fever. The case was continued until 11 o'clock Monday morning, "PARSON" BROWN'S DOG DISCONSOLATE "BULLIE" WANDERS STREET LOOKING FOR HIS LATE MASTER, PICTURE OF WOE.

"Bu'lie" the brindle bulldog belonging to the late "Parson" Brown, is roaming the streets disconsolate, unable to locate h's master, and what to do with him is a mystery. Several colored men who wanted the dog have offered to take h'm hoae Onn nf fhrn InnbnA iin tn lh Ight heton Iaat set run away. About mWnigM hawag awakeaed bv the meat unearthly -yowl faK aBd bohM scraulg When this rartv vm toJHmr about yesUrday. he asked what It was thought could bo the matter with iheDUl IU UlUUK tu me uui. dog.

nictrifit is in Schwartz' -Brown's spirit was riding on hi the colored his teeth began to chatter, I'll Make that home no Brown was Inhabiting th branch county Jail, the dog's horn- W2s on tbe ja'l steps, where he howl long apd loud, keemng time to the yells of his master within. mwwtw00rm jyaya Special Theater Royal M. B. BET2, Manager Pp'jr'ram MAY 3. 4.

5 "Across the P'alns." Soils. One of tho best ever taken from real iTc out en the plains "Mystery of Temple Court" one of Vl.ograph'8 best productions. "Tho Baker Bov" a tronjr drama NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION. Notice Is hereby given that a general election will bo held between tho hours of 8:00 a. m.

and 6:00 p. m. In the City of Bisbee, County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, on the 23rd of May, 1910, for the purpose of electing the following City officors: Mayor. Aldermen City Clork. City Marshal.

Supervisor or Streets. The places for tho holding of said election shall be at the City Hall, in the First Ward; at Room In Hughes Block, Howoll Ave. In tbe Second Ward; at Room In Palace Block Main Street in tho Third Ward. ELECTION BOARD First Ward Polling Place, City Hall. Judges Charles Cunningham, S.

M. Burr, John Bell. Clerks Roy Trotter. John Bolin. Second Ward Polling Place.

Hughes Block. Judges J. S. James, K. J.

Ing, Clirt Keller. Clorks Leonard Warmington, W. S. Lanford. Third Ward Polling Placo, Room in Palace Building.

JudgesJohn S. Warron, Dan B. Seed, John S. Williams. Clorks F.

D. Lang, P. H. rick. George S.

Gage, Cltv Clerk. May 12, 1910, date of first cation. 616. LOAD OF HARD WORK FALLS ON THE KING GEORGE IS AT HIS DESK AT 7 IN MORNING AND KEPT VERY BUSY. LONDON.

May 12. From a life of comparative ease and retirement. King George V. suddenly finds one of tho hardest worked officials of tho k'ngdom. In addition to spending considerable time daily at Buckingham Palace, comforting bis widowed mother, he has to attend to multifarious duties connected with receiving and enter taining royal guests and arranging dfficult details of the lying-in-state and funeral.

Seven o'clock each morning finds b8 majesty at his desk at Marlborough House to reply to Innumerable messages of condolence and receive his ministers and officials in charge of the obsequies. Today he had long special interview with John Burns, president of the local ment boird. The afternoon was 14L A WOT nikAM in spent iw, uie qUB me uwuiug uc nvui tv. vn; wv to meet and escort the king of Don mark to Buckingham Palace. Former President Roosevelt, who has been named the special envoy of the United States to atond the funeral will be presented to King George soon after his arrival In London.

The lying-in-state Involves a great addition to tne program for the fun a1 will Viaorllir Yu nAmnlatod cri. nemre sunuay. ine procow.un Westminster Ha 1 Tuesday for the' Sffrss. the slon. The funeral procession starts Friday every tram car In London will come to a stand still for a quarter of an hour.

ot for final In the Review-International-Star Popularity Bin Contest will close prompty 1A nnl nno mlnnto I'.