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iflE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW. B1SBEE. ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 26, 1911.
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SPORTS
BASE BALL
STANDING OF CLUBS
National League
"Won. Lost Tct.
1'Jblfcuielphla 23 13
New York . 21 12
Chicago 21 13
TUttaburg '.20 14
St. Louis ". 15 16
Cincinnati . ". 14 16
Brooklyn 13 22
Boston , 8 28
American League
Won. .Lost.
.639
.CIS
-618
.553
.434
.46-
-371
Pet.
.7C3
-559
.531
.529
.515
.405
.353
.324
Detroit ...29
. Philadelphia 19
Chicago- 17
.Boston . 18
New York 17
Cleveland IS
Washington 12
SL "Louts ..12
9
15
15
16
16
Coast League
. Won. Lost. Pet.
Portland .
Oakland
'San Francisco .
.3fl 21
.31 26
.5SH
.544
...29
...2S
.518
.503
.442
US
Yernon 2S 27
Sacramento . 23 29
Ixw Angeles 23 32
'Y' ' Warren District-League
Won. Lost. Pet.
HAnkiw -. 1 -.0 1.000
Copper Queens
0
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Yesterday's Results
v NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Philadelphia R. 1L B.
St. Louis 2 6 -
Philadelphia 4 7 1
Steele. Bresnahan; Alexander,
Dooln.
At 'Brooklyn K. H. E.
Ilttsburg 7 12 1
Brooklyn 2 9 2
Lelfleld. Gibson: Ruckcr. Ragon,,
Miller. . . i ;
At New York R. H. EL.
Cincinnati 6, 8 1
New York ........ ......1 6 1
Keefc, Clark; Drucke, Ames. Cran.
dall. Myers.
Boston-Chicago, rain.
1 AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Chicago R. ,H. K.
New York .,... 2 12 0
Chicago 3 9 1
"Brockett, Warhop, Blair; Sweeney,
White. Walsh, Sullivan. Payne.
At Detroit; R. IL E .
Washington 6 12 2
Detroit 2 S 2
Johnson Henry: WUlette, Coving,
ton, Stallage. "
At Cleveland R. II. E..
Philadelphia 12 14 2
Cleveland 6 14 3
? Morgan. Krause, Bender, Living--stone;
Thomas, Kaler, Krapp, Land.
At' St Louis R. H. B.
Boston 9 8 2
St. Louis 5 10 2
SlcIIalo Pape, Woods. Carrigan:
Powoll, Mitchell. George. Clarke.
COAST LEAGUE
. At San Francisco R. H. B.
I'ortland 0 4 2
San FrancoscI " 4 11 1
Stoen, Murray and Kahn; Brown
ing, Barry.
Permanently
Dustless Homes
Tho B-B DUSTLESS DUST
CLOTH Is a cloth chemically
treated which absorbs all dust
from any surface over which It
Is passed and Is indispensable
for use on Furniture, Pianos,
Gfeuur. Clothing; or in fact
everywhere dust can be found.
Dustless Dust Cloths, each.. 23s
Dustless Floor Mops, each.. 75s
Dustless Floor Mops, large
size ....$1.00
J. 8. XNGIUS
; GROeBRY
'. . Phone 29
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At Sac Francisco R. H. K.
Vernon 0 4 1
Oakland 4 11 0
JLtloIgb, Brown; Oregon. Mltie.
At' Los Angeles- K. H. E.
Sacramento 2 6 0
Los Angeles 3 11 1
Fitzgerald, Thomas; Delhi. Grln
dle. ARE YOU A MEMOES
OF TIE
This Ouestion Will Be Asked
by Boxing Bruisers in
Future in England
LONDON, May 25. When a urn
tsli bruiser of the future meets hU
fellow artist he villi inquire, "Are
you a member of the union?" I'or tne
Boxers' union Is the latest wing n
protective organizations.
Weird possibilities loom on the
horizon in consequence of this out
come of the present boxing boom in
England. To have such allies onthcii
side In a general strike will surely
a-peal strongly to the workmen, for
what police would caro to meet
a body of professional pugilists if
(the latter decided to masc a stanu
In any locality in a dispute between
capital and labor?
British law permits "peaceful per
suasion, on the part of pickets out
side works where masters and men
have come to loggerheads. Whofi
what the American calls a strike
breaker and the Biitish trade union
ist denounces as a "scab" or a
-blackleg" comes along for a va
cant job tho picketing 'smKcrs ao
their level best to iiersuodo aim hl3
intention is both foolish and nicked.
Employers whose relations with
their workmen are not exactly placid
aro wondering today what chance
there will bo of securing blacklegs
enough If the picketing is done by
a gang of trained punchers in sym
pathy with iho oraployes. Tho "per
suasion" exercised by a set of local
John L. Sulllvans will obviously bs
more effective thau that of a strag
gling line of narrow-chested ware
housemen. Organize Boxers' Union.
As Is ofton the cmse in such or
ganlzations. the brain behind the
scheme is outside the profession af
fected. So far as is known, tbe
i knowledge box of Robert Green,
'the father of the union, has nevei
been rattled by a swift uppercut
on the point of the chin.
Everybody who has s'udied the
inner workings of the Hmisn rins
knows how the men who wear the
mittens bare been exploited by an
audacious combination.
lt Is on record," says Given jn
support of his union, -that men o
skill and boxing ability liai been
paid as little as half a. dollar for
a six round contest by promoters
who enjoy tbe luxury of automobile?
and banking aceounts drained from
the box oliice receipts."
Somo of tbe men themselves are
stronger In tfieir denunciations.
"Why," said one. "many of these
promoting fellows are so gluttonous
for tho gold they would not dream
of giving a man anything over $10
who was not prepared to band
himself out to be slaughtered."
Demand Union Prices.
I So the Boxers' union, has set out
I to obtain a minimum price on a fair
i basis for contests, according to
i their length, to promote the wl
fare of the pugilist; o obtain en
gagements jnd arrange contest
and generally to defeat the unscrm"
ulous promoter. Green is a san
guine soul. In his appeal to the ex
igents of tho art he says:
'The time has now arrived whn
ail boxers must "band themsetvrs
together for mutual support. Tiny
have the business in the hollow of
their hands. If they will only jin
together before another season is
out they will be recognized as rub
lie entertainers on tbe same basis
x actors and vaudeville artists."
Especially important !n the eves
of the professionals is the part the
union means to play in tho selec
tion of referees. AH "referee? w aro
to be registered with the union.
just as football referees are regis-j
tered. Payment is to be made to
them at a fixed and regular rate.
Tula is designed to cut oat several
men who psso in England as ref
erees in the ring; and are declared
by the boxers themselves to bo
crooked.
FIGHT TO DRAW
FORT WAYNE, Ind., May 25.
Jo&y Sculon of Chicago, champion
bantamweight, and Johnny Paly ot
New York fought ten fast rounds
to a draw here tonight Daly was
on the defensive from the st?rt, but
later pressed the fight and landed
hstrd blows on the face.
KNOCK OUT BROWN
DOES SOME QUICK WORK
WW vrVRV Vav 5S TommT
Murphy of Brooklyn was knocked out '
by Knockout Brown In tho first round '
of a scheduled ten-round bout beforo
the Madison Athletic chub hero to.
al8fet
MOVE THE CAPITAL
ANDJSYLUM TOO
District Attorney William.
Urges Removal Because
of Hoggishness
TUCSON, Ariz., May 13. v.ocais
county Is ready to join in a. concerted
movement to remove tho capital
from Phoenix to Tucson. Dear old
Cochise is willing to da mora than
this; she Is ready to take the inl
tiative in the movement if others
do not And that Is not all. We
propose to remove tho territorial In
sane asylum to a more suitable lo
cality, to transfer it to Flagstaff,
which is a better place, Phoenix he
mp entirely too hot in tho summer
for tbe best interests of the unfor-
tunata insane and the climate a
Flagstaff being almost IdcaL Phoe
nix and Maricopa county use not
only tried to, but havo "hogged tho
gauio' in Arizona. They have done
so too long. We or Cochiso havo
blood it as long as we will anl
are ready to act. If Phoenix had
ever been reasonable, she might ex
pect something. That's the trou
ble. Sao has alwas expected and
demanded eerjthlnr- Usualij she
she gets it but this Is going to enc
From now on. Phoenix must and
shall Ie?rn that she is not all of
Arizona, but a ver small slice of a
lory bis country. Wo mean busi
ness in Cochise and other counties
will align themselves with us for
the movement, as Phoenix has es
tranged herself from nearly ecry
cuy in Arizona and Maricopa from
practically all of the other counties.'
Williams Give. Interview
The above is a quotation from au
n-itcrtiew which John S. Williams,
tho district attorney of Cochise
county gave to a reporter of the
Star yesterday. Mr. Williams was
on his way 1o Phoenix to see .Gov
wnor Sloan and the board of con
trol as to the' course of tho tcrrl
torial highway through Cochise
county. . He will place before them
the cc'itentlon of the Cocblsa
countj board of supervisors that
the proposed highway to be- of an
material use to the county must
pass through Benson. Tombstone.
Blsbee or liowell and Douglas. That
It should be of some practical use
to the rancher and not a mere joy
rwiug aujunct to Aiancopa.s annual
borso races, the territorial air
Highway for People
n are uetennined tn ha Jip
territorial highway of somo use to
our people. It should pass rrom
Tucson to Benson, which is an im
portant railroad terminal, and no
go to Hereford. Tho roads about
Benson are bad and need repair. It
costs the county considerable
to
keep up this road and -wo want the
highway there. We spend thousands
of dollars for roads to Benson while
nniy a lew nunureu ior tioreioni.
for the reason that a hundred wag-1
ons go to Benson to one to Here-
ioru. i uere are reasons ior a roaua
to BonsMi and none for one to I
Hereford. To bo plain, we rtanf to '
locate tho route of the hlghwav
through our own county so we'
will get the benefit of It and not a
lot C IMlOenlX -JOV riders,' Or ay
other joy riders.' for that
We loik on the primary neec ot j ?ns ,, Bew aonbreroe. Several ot
the territorial highway as being to , tUem w to DSDec jesterday ap
acconimodate business trai.ic. la . wuy to show off tholr Mw fight.
Cochise It is business first with I t, -ui, t, nnw ,lir..t hr.
us. The country is building up with
ranchers and wo Intend thoy shall
iL B m . T lac,m,es. P"""?:
bte. Pleasure rides may be all
right, but first take care of
tbe i
'armor and the business man. Wc
want tho most populous cities and
towns tapped, not the out of the
-.ray villages, and scenery and scenic
"tracts are a secondary consldera -
11
"Admitted taat the highway is for
tne Beaeni cm an oi tuc tomicr),
that all counties will contribute
whether roads be built through them
or not, yet Cochise county pays
taxes on 19 millions, and Maricopa
on only eleven. Why. then, should
wo lot Maricopa and Phoenix dictate!
how the highway should run within
our limits? We will pot, but will In
sist on our rights.
'The course of the hlgnwar mi
the Sulphur Springs valley aieo
gives cause for complaint. It run
up the side and taps Courtland nnd j
It nhouhl run
UlCVDUIt a ' jr WTVOVU,
through the valleys with laterals to
VUTT ttinHD. tJ iXB UI tlLUVUUBtAlBit; tie
hundreds of settlers in this rapidly
growing section.
Move Asylum. Tjo
"I am In earnest in vhat 1 salo
aoout tne capital and tne ineane nes trip U Douglas yesterday morn
asylum. By moving tho asylum e lug.
c-fin nlttltfn fha MlntWkrt nf Ym nurfk. J . .
em end of Arizona for tho capital
ren.oval project. It would bo a!
-rood move for other reasons than ,
the strategic effect It would have; it ;
vou'd be bettor for the patients .
upon wjiam the summers la tho
alt RIyct Tmllenr iya n KqH AfrAt
lt River valley havo a bad effect.
wuuiu line to see jacson taKe t .
tho lead in the capital removal pro-1 Charles Chesterfield of Morenci is
Jcct, but if she don't we will pull lB tie city as a delegate to tho great
the chestnuts out of tho fire for f !! of RCdmen.
her If we have to. We are sure of
one thtofc if Tucson has the capl- Among tho Redmen delegates reg
tal sho will not also want tho heav- tolered at tbo pfailadclphla hotel are
cm above, tho earth beneath and pjCi WHdinK of Tucson. Wiley E.
?, Der.uthe eartb' -nff ". of Safford. A. Wentworth of
2L fmifi r, ,1 Ulfre.aro. a ?w Tombstone, A. T. Schuster of Tucson.
nL TJ "ijM'sniaMat settle- Ulchanl SunjId of present. Paul A.
TTl, j V:. a" , Smith of Tombstone, N. E. Hawke of
Arizona and expect some recogni-. Tufson anJ IUTry Drachnana !
Sl'r. Williams left for Phoralx son of TuCEOn-
last evening. He arrived in Tac-, ;;
son on Tuesday and stopped over i never been equalled in Cochise coun
to listen to tho Blighton trial and ' ty, tmt Is most anxious to retire
greet many old friends -whop he has and resume his private practice. It
hero. Ho states that tae district being a personal sacrifice on his
court term Is cleared of criminal part to retain tho office which he
cases, except ono murder trial to sought to rest i hut was persuaded
come up later. Ho has made a re& by the supervisors to retain during
ord in convictions during his Incum- tho many difficulties that will arise
tency as district attorney that has ; In the transition stase to statctooJ.
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Watches, Rings, Brooches. Pin, Military Sets, Traveling
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Souvenirs.
All goods marked in plain figures which are subject to j
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Brief Local Items
Colorado Youth Dies. '
News was received in the city ics-,
torday of tho death of Tommy Mur
phy, aged 14 years, a nephew of
Mrs. Walter Pitz and. Mrs. J. W. '
Smlthey of this city, at Learille.
Colo., Wednesday. ' (
' J"dSe High's Court,
Three Mexicans vioro arraignod in
Judge Morris High's court yesterday
on tho charge of having been drank
and vcro given the usual fine of $6
each. None of them wore able to
liquidato their fines and woto com
mitted to jail for a period of rix
days.
JutTge Burdick's Court
Four cases woro heard in Judpo
Burdick's court yesterday morning,
all of the defendants bting charged
with disturbing the peace, which
"covera a multitude of Bins." One
was a whito man and three were
Moxicans, so tho American was glv
on tho benefit of nationality and
fined only JC, a discount of a dollar
and a half.
Another Job Open.
Another job for tho poor but wor
thy has been found by Miss Esther
Cummlngs, secretary of too charity
committee of tho board of trade: This
one Is a dining room job for a woman
or girl and is out. of town. The ad
dress of tho employer may be had
on application to Ilss Cummlngs.
The -ranch position for a mon and
wite has been filled.
Cactus Club Dance.
The first daM) of the Cactus club
was held Wednesday night at the
Lowell club house, in Lowell, and as
an Inaugural ot Its iwrticipation in
tbo district's "round of pleasure" It
nnc n cucrosa. Tho ilnnce was invi"
! tational and a largo number of tbe
' club's friends attends. The music
I was furnished by Bronnan's orches"
I l
Clever "Amateur" Dog.
Attorney S. K. Williams has a per
forming dog, which, while it is an
amateur, does stunts that have pro
fusions! class to them. The dog l
. a mtle midcot and its name Is "Jlids
j e. Tho attornoy-'mpresearfo gave an
I tnfonrwil nerformanoe with his train-
i ed pet In Judge Burdick's court room
rosterday morninp. A hat was placed
on the doc's head, a concil in his
! mouth and a legal form in Its paws.
Midgie then reared on Mndernion
js 8nj made a noise like a lawyer
rr-rr'ng a case.
' " "
c.h.i -. nw tfnifn-mr.
i Tlln rohi jdlrs , -,- Prieta
,,., f-nniw Uavn l.pnn nrn-trinri rvith
I llft khbi unitonflr new brown loir
j ,ween tho rebel xmltorms and ose
) of iho VnUod suteg wer is In
the hat band, logging and the little
,,,, , ,..,.i,T3kv- .,. .
hat.
j M, .,., .
Louise 3III!er. aged 1G years, died
I , , ' n A, ..
1 ,,,,, .ii,. , 7m ,n
weeks ago suXering from typhoid
, T neumonia The mother of the girl!
sme in yesterday attd her uucle
-win arrive today, taklne eharse of
' the" funeral, which will be held Satr
urdar afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
services -will be held at tho O K
undertaking parlors,
Personal Mention
j. m. Hakin of Kinsman.
Arte..
f h a visiting Redman.
i " G. S. Brockett of Naco was In the j
city yeeterdiy on business. i
I
j e. a. Tovrea returned frea a bust-I
j Deputy 8brtff HHhurn at Douglas
was In Urn city between twites yes -
terday moraine.
.
j b Griff is of CaaanM. was the
.i rr- iik'- ttmaJHrr the
n-.i .- t, l
Redmon's couneH.
INDIGNATION IS.
AROITSED DUE
TO ROAD STEAL
Letting of Contract fqr Route
Objected to as Breach
of Faith
SUPERVISORS MAY ACT
Tho violation of the annUiice b
tho territorial board ot control and.
figuratively speaking, upon the white
flac of truce, by letting the contract
for that portion ot tho territorial
highway between Tucson and Barba
coma, crcatnd a great deal of su.
prlso in Blsbee yesterday, following
tho publication of tho story In the
Rcviow yesterday morning telling ot
the letting of tho contract last Sat
urday. The Review's authority for the
story that tho contract had been let
was tho Hhocnix Democrat, which
reported tho meeting of tho board last
Saturday. A number of people would
not discuss the matter until they
learned moro definite information re
garding the letting ot the contract.
Wanted Things Quieted.
It -will 'bo remembered that a flag
of truce or an armistice was asked :
I for by Governor Soan, through G. A.
.aiautiv territorial auditor, in tue iai-
ler'8 I"er t Bruco Parley, secre-
which ho expressed tho hope that
pending his investigation of the
claims of Bisbce and other cities,
"nothing further would be done in
the matter." i
Blsbee waited for Mr. Mauk to ,
appear and, in accordance with tho I
governor's request, did nothing fur- j
thcr. When Mr. Mauk came to Bisbee I
he was shown over the proposed
route of the highway and given the '
data with which Bisbee Is backing I
ilor claims by President J. SI. O'Con- j
noil of tho board of trade.
The Route Selected. j
But ' I
Kven while Judge O'Conno vo' '
resenting the claims of Blsbee. bae'' .
cd up by, the support of every town
in tho county, tho territorial board ot
control had already selected the
routo protested tgainst by Blsbee. I
"I would rather wait for more defi
nite information," said a county o ,
ficial yesterday, when asked what he
thought of the territorial board's a' ;
Hon. "However," he continued, "If -c i
1r true that tho hoard has awarded
tho contract for tbo construction of
the part of the highway objectionabV '
to this county, ail I have to saj i-
that they havo broken faith with .is " !
May Stop- Tax Levy.
As the matter now statute the lor-t
has a legal right to route the high
way through any section it chooses,
according to the board's construction
vf the law, as stated in a letter to
Chairman McCabe or the Cochise su
pervisors. , Tbo refusal of the Cochise S'i;iot
vfsors to levy the territorial highwav
tax would probably cawe the board
to mandamus the supervisors and
attempt to force the collection of the
tar.
Chairman Mfifabe of tbo county
board of supervisors and Supervisor
StcCabo ot Hereford went over the
county road yesterday afternoon and
visited the construction camp of the
highway crew In Forest Canyon
T'THE SENIOR" VERY
ABIT PRESENTED
JuniOrS Pflt On Original Piece
and Make Large-Sized
Hit
"The SeukH-." a mock heroic moral
drama, was presented last evening
to ter5P aBd, appreciaUvo audionoe
' "? Yr' . 5cn001 -pas, we
yle of the old moral play being fo .
lowed, both as to meter of the verse,
?J?try.ot characters and other details.
1He purpose ot ine pay was to raise
fand3 for the paying of old debts of
the athletic association and for tho
purchase of a section of the frieze
being- presented to tbe school bv each .
graduating class. The play was large-
ly attenaed aBd a neat sura must I. ., . . .
have been raised for this com menda- 1 heavy disadvantage. Tbeir efforU
ble purpose were applauded generously. Oatside
But for the wind that prevailed ! of ability of the actors, tbe moral
during the latter part of the play, the or ihc laV te Me thftt J" we" ,reo"
weather would have been perfect for onH8d lK sewters , as well as
such a presentation of a play. Ordla- ! otncr classes.
arily the accoustIC3 of tho campus, t Following waa the cast of charw
wlth tho building as a, sounding ters:
board, la remarkablr rood, but tbe Tho Messenger Catharine )lrv
last speech, the speech of the climax,
was carried away by the wind, so
that the andienco remained seated
for a few seconds after tho "exeunt"
An Original Play.
"The Senior" is an original play,
th work of a High school student,
and Is commendable for cleverness
of thought and meter. The young ac-
tors all did exceedingly welL working
from an actor's standpoint, under I
RPHEU
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Written by Slls3 Mary Pick
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A forceful drama superb In
every phase.
' MR. JOE McKENNA
Blsbee's ownest own is wliL
us again for a long engagement
in illustrated songs.
ALDEN'S ORCHESTRA
Overture "Three Twins'
Selection.
Never too late to s t
whole performance
th-
Admission 10c unci 15?
Matinee k Night Show'
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Boarding Stable and Corral-t
Horses Rented Hour or Dar.
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The Senior Byron Thomas
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Crushes Lottie HKec
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Imp. Film Co.
THE CATTLE KING OF
ARIZONA"
Powers Film Co.
Mat'nee Tuesday, Friday, tat
urday and Sunday at 2:t p. m.
The Best
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equipped
Eastman Kodak
Agency
in the district. A full line
of Kodaks and Supplies l
waj's on hand.
Lowell Drug Co.
P. O. Eldg.
Lrwell, Ariz
We are here to
serve you with
anythi?ig i?i the
line of printed
See Us
Before
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stationery for 1
your business j
and personal
use.
Letter Heads . Bill Heads
Envelopes Cards
Wcddizg Invitations
Posters or Announcements
Of All Kinds
The best quality of yrjrk
at prices that are RIGHT
Job Printing
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