Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 5

it-warn HWmtl HU'" aSji-u-lSffiaZz3 AWBBT" THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW BISBEE, ARIZONA. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1910- PAGE FIVE sm Li. I'j IIIHHHHnHraiBl! I "'W' I I -3 in hfa 4ft MA1HEWS0H SI6NS OP FOR $15,000 NEW YORK GIANTS WILL HAVE SERVICES OF GREAT PITCHER 0V YDHK. Nov. Christy MatBewsoa has Jest signed a ccra tract Ith the New club for next season ai the highest saary ever paid in the history of the game It is under stood that Matty wilt receive! fop hi.

services next seasoit 515,000. Bis S'x had a long coufereice with John ltrnsb and while thi financial deal Ings of a club with its players arc Miever made public. It is said on good authority- that Mr. Brush -lolunteered Mathewstia, the advance in salary. The highest; price eer paid a play er op to this time was $10,000.

It Is generally known that Fred Clarke, Hans Wagner and Tommy Leach of Pittsburg were paid $10,000, and that the samo money was received by Christy JJathewson. TO" Cobb gets in the neighborhoood of $7,000. Hans' Wagner received $10,000 for teveral years, and it may be news to the public that the big increase in his salary which was made seven years ago was paid for five years by the! National league. At that tira the war on and the American league tried every way possible to get Wagner as an attraction, frhe Pitfefcura chib was not able then tx pay fliet nig increase and the National lcagud directors, it Is understood, met anil agrees td pay the differense so as to keep the big Dutchman in the league" as a drawing attraction. Wagner and Mathewson are the two biggest drawing attractions of thef National league, while in the Ameclcajr the crowds turn out to see Ty Cobb.

Lajoie and Hal Chase. Up until he became manager of the CleveJaarj club Lajoie received a salary of $7,508. "Kid" Xlehales, (heboid, bfe league -Cltr, wjir 3usmiumges a semtpral baB tism i summer and a bowling team id winter. TH Philadelphia. thn ninrlnn.it and- Lou to club Vni .1 1 Tha Quakers flare been- stringing along for 2S years without copping the cbampiooaship.

BLOEMuTO' THE RAILROADERS TAKE THREE STRAIGHT SETS BY MAJORITY OF MORE THAN HUNDRE Br a majority of 123 pins the I Blue Jai defeated the Railroaders a tn Y- M. a A. alleys lat night in three straight sets. The games were highly interesting and excitement reigned supreme. The Jaya rolled a total of 1.263 and tiro Railroaders 1.1J9.

The individual scores were as foljows; Blue Jays Powell 14G 167 12S total Orr ir.4 122 149 total 438? Langford 117 lf.8 121 total 396 Railroaders Cravey 111 130 31 total Carmen 111 121 129 total 3CT; Swanlck 13. 144 174 tola, 433. Swaplck was the high man rolling an average of 131. Tonight the Lowell shaft trio will meet the high fchef)! three. MRS.

KELLY RETURNS. Hk George. If. Keily passed through Bisbee last evening on hv way1 to her home In Douglas, from Santa Barbara. where she had fccsn in a hospital for hcveral weeks following an operation.

Mrs KeKy is still In poor health but er ultimate recovery is fully ex peeled. The trip from Californli was very hard for her as her coo dltXoa is weakened because of her loss illness. When she reached Douglas she was cemoved at once to tke CaTiimet hospital where she will remain for a few days to re ver her strength. LAST SHIPMENT OF FINNAN HADDIES lb. 35o 1RY ONf FOR I B.

ANGIUS, GROCER CITY NEWS IN BRIEF INSTALLS GAS RADIATOR -Manager M. D. Bets Jjf the Royal theater has installed several can radiators in the theater building. Merchants Lunch Served From 11 a. m.

to 2 p. at the Office Saloon. TRIAL NOT COMPLETE TOMBSTONE, Nov. 17. (Special) Contrary to expectations the inuid-er trial of Earl Sands, charged with killing Clarence May at Paradiso last June, was not conipjc-ted todaj.

The case will go to the Jury Friday. Don't miss the electrical demonstration at the Woman's club the ISth. and Given by the Bis-bee Improvement company. LEAVE FOR DOUGLAS Earl Dodge and party left last evening for Douglas In the private car San Pedro. From Douglas they will go to other properties of the Phelps-Dodse company in the southwest.

See L. I Gllman's Meerschaum and Drlar pipes on display at his new "ocatlon, Opposite Post Office. ILL WITH TYPHOID John Lynn was taken to the Copper Queen hospital esterday il! with typhoid fever. He was taken from the o'd custom lipuse on Nacu Itoad torn where several other typhoid cases were taken during the summer. Meet me at the Woman's cluli the- ISth, and Saturday lUi.

Bis electrical demonstration by the Bis bee Improvement company. WITH NIXON STUDIO. Announcement was made yesterday that Pro. H. E.

Nixon's studio had secured the sen ices of Prof. Arthur Spaulding a- teacher of ilollm Mr SpauWng was a director of an orchestra at Douglas and for the past year he has been filling ep- fagementa online gin his mrr duties today. Change of lunch evry day George Robert's on Main street at MEXICAN INSANE Hrauclsco Madres, a Mexican, was takraJnchare bjr. Constable two ney yeaterda-4and wlllibe removed to Tombstone today to be examined for his mentalness. Sometime ago-the Mexican suffered an attack of tvpbold fever and following his re.

coery he apparently lost his red- son. MODERN HOUSEWIVES See. electricity harnessed and harmless, do all of the house work -without' an effort on the part or the operator Friday and Saturday Nov. IS 19. at the Woman's club.

ELECTRICAL EXHIBIT TODAY The Bisbee Improvement company will exhibit a number of house- "Old. appliances at me woman 3 cinu this afternoon for the ronefit of the rtub members and thJr guests. Thes- appliances are all electrical and are fcr the purpose of llgal ening the "work of the house wife. There will be alwut 'lances demon ateJ Tomorrow the 1 public. SEEING IS BELIEVING Sewing.

Cooking, Ironing, Washing, etc. done by electrlcit at the Woman's club Trlday and Saturday Nor. 18th. 19th. GIVE THANKSGIVING DINNER What promises to be one of the most enjoyable events that has oc-cured In Bisbee for sometime 's scheduled to take place at the Y.

M. C. A. next Sunday when the annual Thanksgiving dinner wlU bo served. The event is a subscription affair and already 40 men have subscribed.

It Is thought that the number will ho materially Increased. In additio nto a sumptuous repast an interesting program wTlI lie rendered. The Original Budweisea beer ot draught, and 8 year-old Taylor WhI at Crara. Rcburt's on Mjlo ttreet. 442 SUBSCRIBE TO THE REVIEW 1 -1 St BREAKFAST TWO LOSES.

Pickpockets may be operating in town, as there were two loseB yesterday of money and Jewelry. John Wade, who is employed by the Bis bee Fuel and Feed company, lost $S5. The money was in bills ttnd he p'aced It in a pocket from which it would be alniost impossible for it to have fallen out. M. D.

Betz, mail-eger of the Royal theater, lost hit) gold watch some time yesterday afternoon. Th. watch was fastened to his vest jocket and could net hae fallen out Jof its own weight. Drop in and get a bowl of soup at the Office Saloon. CHANGE DANCE DATE The Country club Thanksgiving dance will he given Thursday night Instead of Wednesday nlsht as firs announced.

This change In date is made because of the other entertainment and dancc3 that are to ho fciven the night before Thanksgiving. The change in date was decided on at the committee meeting at th Copper Queen hotel last night Refreshments are to be sened and there Is to be plenty of fresh sweet elder. FRIDAYS: Clam Chowder, cod fish and cream potatoes at Office Saloon. MEDAL SHOOT SUNDAY At the Bisbeo Rifle clr.b range there is to be a rapid fire and skirmish shoot Sunday, and there is also to be a contest over the 200, 300 and 500 yards ranges for -the National Rifle association medal which for each year. There Is only one medal awarded for each centest.

It gblng to tie individual making the highest score. It Is expected that there will be a bit? crowd out to the shoot Sunday. Geo. Robert's. Main Street That good place to eat.

Budwelspr beer on draught. 621. ARREJ.T REVOLUTIONISTS The alleged proposed revolutioi In Mexico appears to have been of great, extent and was not con fined the -of the republic Hjwa Caaanea, yes-'terdas3" that" twentrBrrests" wer made In that camp Wednesday night and tb, suspects were confined tu the jail. The xaen arrested wee uald to have been holding a meet ing at which revolutionary speeches wre made and that" all In attendance were to take part in the revolt when It was scheduled to break oiiti Tho original Budwelscr beer oa draught, andv 8 year fold Taylot Whskey at George Robert's on "Main streeL ACCUSES SPECIAL OFFICER. D.

C. Delaney, special officer for E. P. S. W.

was given a heaijnu before Justice lUgh yes terday afternoon a charge of assault preferred bj- fa Mexican section hand. The latter charged Delaney beat him. Testimony at the trial showed the Mexican Sad been: released from the company's employ and that he refusl to vacate a elianty owned by the company. De- 'aneyi was sent to eject him and said he not use any greater force than was necessary. The court took the case under advisement.

Sealshipt Oyster Tovrea'a. HART CASE TODAY. The llart murder case prob ably be up for trial today in Tomb stone. Attorneys Gcors Neale and W- E. Cleary have been employed for the defense.

It is expected that this trial wiU be a hard fight as the out come dejenls to a large extent on who wlas the owner of the knife found by the side of Bean after tie shoot ling. It wJH remembered that of the if me of the shooting Beaw claim ed that he did not have the knife and at the hearing' Hart claimed that Bean drew the knife on him and that he fired in self defense WORTH LOOKING INTO The electrical demonstration given by the Bisbee Imprbvement company at the Woman's club, Nov. IS, 19. DEPORT MANY CHINKS Immigration Inspector Strand, whdse headquarters are at El Pa. was In Bisbee jesicrday raornlnr on his way from Kl Paso to Naco.

He has recently returned from San Francisco where Is took a car load of Chinks from Cite territory who hav0 been ordered deported to China. He stated that not many Chinese are crossing at present and that the majority of those who are row crossing from onora iuto this country are getting over the line near Nogales where they sooa fall into the hands of the Immigration specters who are keeping a closo watch on the border. MEXICO WILL HELP, Ijlrs. Nava wm walked with Iter husband and children from El Paso to Blsbec shortly after wh'ch Nave went Insane and who was committed to the territorial asvlnra was sent to Naco yesterday by the charity board to see the Mexican consul. Tf she can p-ove to the satisfaction of the consul that she became destitute In this country through n- fault of her own she be sent borne to her relatives who resH" at Guaymaa at the expense of tho Mexican government and the charlf committee will reimbursed for WWtWWWJWWJWJJtWJfMWW We are agents I for Eastman's Kodaks and Supplies in the rid "If h's a Kodak it's Eastman's, tr Bisbee CAMERAS AND KODAK SUPPLIES When you can't find what you want in KODAK SUPPLIES, como to the LOWELL.

DRUG COMPANY. We always have them in stock. Clean and new. LOWELL DRUG Inc. Postoffice Bldg.

Lowell, Arizona tie- money they have expended in caring, for the woman. IMPORT SONORA SATTLE. Br. Vega, the Mexican federal er-Unary, -was in Bisbee yesterday fron Nacu where he has been to inspecc herd of 173 -cattle that, were brought across the line from-Sonora into the United States and -were received by Bob Frazler. Tho- cattle Game from the range country about Bocoacb.

Dri Vega was very 'much In the report of the, squelching of the alleged proposed revolution in Mexico. He stated that toe does not beile that Madera, the man who opposed Diaz for the presidency of the republic was Hn any way connected with this revolutionary propaganda as Madera Is too well informed of tho conditions of the coultry to attempt open revolt against D'az. PERSONAL MENTION M. P. Olson left yesterday for Phoe nix.

David Whfte left yesterday for Ca aneai Train Master Murphy of the E. P. i S. W. ws in Bisbee esterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ratrick left yesterday for CallfornTa. Bert returned last even ing from Cananea'. Mrs.

Spires ofCananea arrived in tWs city last evening. William Hughes? left yesterday for Tombstone to visit his daughter. Gerry Greene of Boston was in Uisbes yesterday. Mrs. Bean, of Los Angeles.

Is visit ing her darpter, Mre. D. M. RaiL at Warren, John Greenway Is expected home soon. His father and- mother are at Warren- to spend the wCnter- United States Attornjr J.

RiIor rfgon la expected home today from Phoenix. Sheriff Jack White and Deputy Rayj Swa! were In town last eVcning from! EXPERT MARKSMANSHIP. Ruh Razee, tie wonderfu revolver and shotgun expert, will g'-ve! iree exniDiucn uexiouuuay aiier-noon at 5 o'clock nt the Warren base ball park. Mr, Razee uses the famous Remington automatic rifles and shotfiuns and othei' well known arras. The M.

C. company ammunition 1 UFed exclusively. Mr, Razee will u3e steel lined shotgun she'Is in all his work, as ho knows their perfect taf-ety under a'l condit'ons. This is a chance se'dom offered to see such wonderful shooting free of charge Many little souvenirs 'In tho way of objects hit v'n the air wlF be distributed grats. All are cordially Invited to attend.

Tho performance wl'l last unt'l alout :30 p. ni. Having tjoo high class goods to run my auction regular. I have decided to close tbeauctlon. You will find one of the largest assortments and best quality of watch diamonds, cut glass, Jewelry In the territory.

My watch and Jewelry repair department unsurpassed In the county. My optical department a3 gctnl as you find any city. M. Optometrist iJeeaa' flflHHaMBflHHHHHBHIIHHHiHHIHBMaMHaHBfllHIHHHHHiHHHlHHBHM I Hill Tir TJr i dist Drug 990 wo, 4-0-W4 gAtcaer A TURKEY CUTS a big figure at this season. So do our special Thanksgiving pies, cakes, Wo warrant them to be the equal ot any "mother used to make' Couldn't say more than that, could we? Better order yours early.

Our ovens are bis. hut ho the number of people who pro- poa to eat its products. BISBEE BAKERY JOHN NICOLICH PROP. John McLaughlin, who has been Mexico for some time, returned ye terday. Frank Leager wtis In Bisbee jester day from his ranch near Huachuca station.

Mrst Waters and children will leave today for New York from whero they writ sail for' Engfand. Dan McGownn returned yesterday from Sonora whero ho has been to In spect a gold property ear Nacozan. Powell Casey of Benson returned to his home 3 esterday after spending several days (in urhce. Gray McDowell, assistant agent at the local station' of the E. P.

S. W. returned yesterday Trom his trip east. rf O. I Neer, who Is operating two mlnung properties iir Sonora was In Bisbee yesterday morning on his way from Doug(as to Cananea.

Mni. L. Dobson left yesterday far Odepa. Sonora, where her hus band IS operating a sllrei' and gold property. W.

P. McNalr, one of the members of the Arlzo'a Railroad commission, returned to his home in Douglas yes terday. E. G. Mustain, traveling freight and passenger agent of the P.

4r S. W. left last evening for DongSa after spending two days hi Blsbco. Bob "Lyons has returned from the Catalina mountains near Tucson where he has been for the Copper Queen company work)'ng on- a prop crty the company- has bonded. Justice the Peace Owen Murphy, Constable Bailey and Deputy Henry Hall.

go to Tombstone today from Lowell to attend the -Hart murder trie'. They arc all wlnessts in the rase. aii if Ai XvVn in OUR 1 you want YOUR" VALUABLES to be safe. A safety deposit will cheapest INSUf ANCE jou can get, and will insure in against burglars, but also against fire. We shall si" you our safety vaults if ou can.

For $3.00 and 1 Wv. rent you a box Iu0ur safety vaults for a who'e year. Ti aluablcs will be ScC- MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK We pay liberal Interest consistent vith safety 4 per cent. CITIZENS BAKK AND TRUST GOMPAitY Have Stood ttw'Tact ot Tim. LA INTFRNACTONAI riGARs: Kohlberg 0.1 Theatre EVERYONE WELCOME Elks' Bazaar TO-NIGHT and NOVEMBER 17, 18, 19 FRIDAY NIGHT Will Be LOWELL NIGHT TXJft? ATrri STREET OPPOSITE P.

0. PHONE 221 WM. ROBINSON RPH EU TONIGHT THE mCEL CITY TBIO- INTRODUCING New Music and SingiBg 4--REELS LATEST MOTION PICTURES--4 jj HEAR THE ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA I Two shows nightly, 7 20 and Prices 5 10 and 15c READ THE DAILY REVIEW rsra jsj xa SIzas an Cotor that VififC: MADE BY El Paso, Texas Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 2 Songs by Joe Kid Carson-, the Xew Mexico Indian Fighter, a story of a western Indian Fight. Dainty Politician, a delightful drama, Issabella of Aracon, a dellgnt ful hand colored drama.

Blind Lorca Dematic drama. Mr. Swe in the Country, comedy Saturday matinee free to school children. CDC r'ALTL? i 1 1 EC Be 'I 'sSjjpJBFaa '4 A Vwj 1.