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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-05
BASE BALL NOTES

Larry Mclean has been sliding
down the ladder lately in his slug
ging.
!. Every day is Ladies day" at the
grounds of the Atlantic league in
| Brooklyn.
Pitcher Maddox recently pitched a
no-run, no-hit, 101to-1 game against
| Grand Rapids.
The Winnipeg team has a 200
point lead in the Northern-C Copper
Country league.
Overall keeps up that habit of win
ming games for the Cubs. Last week
he bagged brace.
Kane and Clean having dropped
out of the Interstate league, that Or
ganization will finish the season with
six clubs.
"Chappie Charles" Mcfarland is
pitching fine ball for his Oklahoma
City team. He recently held Hutch
| inson to two hits.
The New England league race is
not as close as last season. Jesse
| Buckets champion Worcester team
has big lead and looks like re-
peater.
Outfielder Kapham of the Water
loo Ua.) league team has been pur-
chased by the Clinton club in the
Three-I league. Kapham hit for over
| 400 at Waterloo.
| Western league clugs have been
trying for the past two seasons to
! put the Des Moines team out of first
place and keep it out, and it now
looks as though their efforts would
be successful
In the eastern league Buffalo and
Toronto are having it nip and tuck
for first place, Providence is out of
the cellar and ready to jump into
the first division, while Jersey City
touted as winner earlier in the sea-
son, is near the bottom.
Among the players formerly with
the Cotton States league and now
playing with the big league clubs
are Doyle of New York, Eubanks of
Detroit, Niles of st. Louis, Hahn and
Weldey of the Chicago Americans
and Schlie of Cincinnati and Cam
nitz of Pittsburg.
This is why Fitz lost: Daily pro-
gram, seven miles on the road be-
fore 9 o'clock; five three-minute
rounds with 1S0-pound policeman;
fxun
pound athlete from New York; rub
bed down each of his sparring part
ners when they had finished, all in.
Flick convinced the Cleveland
that he needed a rest
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by having a physical examination
by one of the great doctors of the
city. He played ball like whirl-
wind this year, leading them all in
the batting, and it was difficult to
believe that he needed a vacation.
He has string of harness horses
that he wanted to campaign and his
sickness was the result of his worry
ing how he was going to campaign
them.
President Kinsella of the Spring.
field club of the Three-I league claims
that $4,000, which he realized from
the sale of Infielder Doyle to the New
York club, is the largest sum ever
paid for a minor league player. Cop
les of the photographed check for
that sum, signed by John E. Bruce,
secretary of the national commission,
have been distributed by President
Kinsella to satisfy the incredulous
as to the genuineness of the transac-
ton. The price of Pitcher Barger,
purchased from Columbus last year
by Cleveland, was quoted at $4,000,
but it is asserted that this was not
altogether money deal.
IL present plans are successful
America will soon see the most sem
sational International race of a de-
cade, when Alfred Shrub, England's
champion long distance runner of the
world, meets the Canadian Indian,
Thomas Longboat. Shrub is already
in America on the Indians trail.
Shrub is the holder of the worlds
records from 1 IA to II miles. He
has gone ten miles in 5O:4O. The
Indian has made the same distance
in $4,000. But ne was not pushed,
the race being over a hard road and
he wearing fat shoes. Some of
Shrubs other records are: Two
miles, 900 3-5; miles, "a 80 2-5;
miles, 35:04 3-5; II miles. SIS:
% 2-5
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-05
ATTELL AND WEEKS
WILL COME TOGETHER

The happiest man in Cripple Creek
last night was Marius Durand, man
ager of Freddie Weeks, and all be-
effect that Abe Attell has given indi-
cations of an intention to meet his
protege in finish fight for the cham
pionship title.
Durand has been after the cham
pion for several months, but has been
turned down cold, on every PROPOSE
ton made Attell, the last being one
from the Goldfield Athletic club
which offered the boys Labor day
date in fight to a finish. Although
this offer has been open for two
weeks Attell ignored it until practic-
ally forced to come off his high horse
on account of the implication that he
was afraid of Weeks and finally he
said that he would meet the local boy
but named terms SO high that the
Goldfield promoters threw up their
hands.
Thursday afternoon the atmosphere
changed when Durand received tel
egram from Eddie Geiger, sporting
editor of the Chicago American,
which was as follows: "Attell ready
to sign. Asks S., 900 purse. Is con-
sulting with Freshman of Goldfield."
1t is a cinch that the Goldfield pro-
motors will hang up $4,000 for the
bout and as there will be no trouble
about weight, both boys wanting 1872
pounds at ringside, there appears to
be nothing in the way of a match
Attell, however, will not be allowed
to whole hog the thing as Weeks is
a bigger drawing card than he in
Goldfield and Durand will insist on a
good guarantee for Weeks. All the
local man wants is to get Attell in a
ring and if necessary he will make
most any concession. Durand will
bet 81, 900 or more on the side if At
tell cares to cover it.
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BASE BALL
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
FOR PRINTERS SMOKER
Will Hold High Jinks" and the
Lord Knows--But He Won't
Tell-An' That's All.

The printers of Ely at a meeting
held yesterday afternoon appointed a
committee consisting of Messrs.
O'Rourke, Grain, Parks, Beeson and
Moon TO make entire arrangements
for a smoker to be given some time
in the near future. The date was
not set but it is understood it may
be held next Saturday evening at
one of the local halls. There will be
plenty of refreshments and cigars on
hand and there will be one continual
round of entertainment. Singing,
speeches by siver-tongued orators
and stories by old-time prints will
be on the program. Several who do
not belong to the craft have been in
vited and the printers have planned
to teach them the true meaning of
the word hospitality and there is
no doubt but that the plans will be
carried out to the letter.
1t will be positive shame to ask
any of the bunch to hand forth a
speech on Temperament its got to
be done-and the lead will come
from Fatty Balm. The gentleman
will discourse upon the evils of
drink, taken immoderately, but that
will be about all--the stuff's there
grab it!
Roy Schenck will deliver a diatribe
on the delicate question, why
Should I Believe in Ghosts and the
gentleman's well-known capacity for
the real thing. justify us in the be-
lief that it will be the limit-if not,
very near it.
And the finish, the grand apotheo-
sis, is the Good Night" There are
some grand and good singers in the
bunch, and if they do not hand out
some of the grandest music, most
sweetly expressed, then Il amt got
checks in the game.
And O'Rourke will-well, nobody
knows what O'Rourke will Debut
it's sure to be something unique and
different
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WADDELL TALKS OF
HIS YOUTHFUL DAYS

When "Rube" Waddell was a
member of the Pittsburg team he
and Phillippi and Charley Lever
were one day sitting in front of their
hotel when the subject arose as to
the previous occupation of one an
other, and their reasons for leaving
it.
THE first job I ever had" said
Waddel, was with a florist in my
town"
And how did you come to quite
queried Phillippi.
why" answered George Edward
as he scratched his head, 1.-The man
| was working for one day told me
that he did not think that l would
ever understand the blooming bust
ness"
To this day both Lever and Phil
lippi are unable to state whether
this was conscious or unconscious
humor on the part of the big pitcher.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-05

Silas = Storekeeper Jason must
have lost his mind, Cy. Why, by
gum, he is taking down all the
Fresh Vegetable" signs and putting
up "Stale Vegetables"
Cyrus-Oh, that's just trick of
the trade, neighbor. One of those
minstrel shows came in today and
soon as they find there are any stale
vegetables in town they will buy
them all up to keep from getting
pelted with them.-Chicago News.
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SONG.

Years have flown since I knew thee
first,
And l know thee as water is known
of thirst;
Yet l knew thee of old at the first
sweet sight,
And thou are strange to me, Love,
tonight.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-05
JACK JOHNSON AND
SAILOR BURKE MATCHED

NEW YORK, Aug. Jack John
son, the negro heavyweight who re-
Gently defeated Bob Fitzsimmons,
and who aspires to be champion pu-
gilist of the world, was yesterday
morning matched to meet Sailor
Burke of Brooklyn in a six-round
battle to take place the first week
of September.
The men will meet at catch weights
and under straight Marquis of
Queenbury rules and wear soft ban
dages. Bids for the fight will be
opened in two weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-05
IF THIS AMT HARD
LUCK, THEN 1 DON'T KNOW

The old sport hit Hot Springs on
his uppers, and friend, who knew
him in his palmy days, got him a job
as waiter, he to work from IL
o'clock until in the afternoon for
his board.
Being sickly, his friend took him
to doctor, and the physician ad-
vised him to quit eating.
"Wot t'hell! Hard luck?'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-05
just the Same.

1.-The faith cure theory has moth
ing in common with medical
science"
ooh, yes it has
What is it?"
THE bills for treatment. "-Balti-
more American.
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Exciting Twelve Innings.

Chicago, Aug. 4.-Moran won to-
days game for Chicago by home
run drive in the twelfth inning of a
most exciting game. The teams be-
gan the twelfth on even terms. and
Strang, leading off for the New York
ers, drove out two-bagger. Bres-
nahan's sacrifice put Strang on third,
and score semed almost certain.
Reulbach steadied and struck out
Mccain and Dahlen. Evers popped
to McGann. Moran hit straight over
second base. rhe ball bounded clear
over Strangs head and went to the
end of the field, moran making the
complete circuit Score: r. H. E.
chicago IL
New York ..... $500. l 3 U
Batteries: Reulbach and Moran;
McGinnity and Bresnahan.
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Animals.

Little Willie-Say, pa, what does
it mean when man takes the lions
share?
Pat is polite way of insinuat-
ing that he acted like hog, my son.
Chicago News.
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Golden Measure.

I'm Australia" Dragged the native
of that country, you can pick up
gold by the pint.
1T comes in quartz in America"
retorted the quick-witted nephew of
Uncle Sam.-Pittsburg Post.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-05

Howell-What relations exist be-
tween you and Miss Cowell?
Powell-Her father and mother
Exchange.
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Easy.

Hello, Jones, how did you enjoy
your vacation?"
Great! Only had to go half a mile
for water this year. "-Exchange.
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Divided HOnOrS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-The
locals and the Oakland team divided
honors today. In the morning Oak
land, in the first inning, touched up
Henley for a couple of hits, which
brought in two runs and another hit
in the eighth settled the run-getting
with the Commuters one point ahead.
In the afternoon Joy held Oakland
down to single hit up to the ninth
inning. In the ninth hit and error
saved the visitors from shut-out.
Gates pitched effectively for six in
nings and in the next two the Seals
halted home three rms Scores.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-05
The SECOND MEET
OF THE GUN CLUB
Fessler Will Wear the Browning
Medal for While, at Least
Was There With IS Birds.

The shoot of the Gun club yes
terday morning was a swell affair,
and, although there were not many
high scores made, the attendance of
men who know the game evidenced
the interest taken in the sport.
Following is the record of the
days events, and how the bunch
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-05
The Exception to the Rule.

Teacher-The trunk is the middle
part of the body.
Freddie-Say, ma'am, you ought
to go to the circus and see the ele-
phant.-Harper's Weekly.
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What He Feared.

Remember, Harry" said the good
parson, you need never be afraid
to tell the truth
Il amt" replied the little fellow
ITS telling a story without being
found out that worries me. Chi
cago News.
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McGILL, New. /,
Sporting Editor Daily
Dear Sir: hereby the challenge
issued the White Daily sporting page Aug l.
to weight City during day
will fight him at catch weight winner
to the winner and rs the
amount side If Mr. Davis desires.
Very respectfully yours DUMMY" ROWAN,
Champion Deaf Mute Pugils of World.
p S-"Sent" Rowan McGill at The
smee and he that deadly
1875 pound country. any accept
lenge. address in of the White Pine Daily
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Hard Fought Game.

Hard Fought Game.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-St. Louis
won from Philadelphia today in
hard fought battle lasting ten in
nings, by score of l to 0. Score:
r. H. E.
ST. Louis ... $500. 3
Philadelphia ......
Batteries: Beebe and Noonan;
noren and Doom.
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COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles Won.

PORTLAND, Aug. 4.-Inability to
grasp their opportunities and weak
Unfolding, contrasted with snappy
fielding by Los Angeles, lost the
game to the home team today. Score:
R. H. E.
Los Angeles $50. -. 2 8 0
Portland % 4 0
Batteries: Gray and Eager; Per-
nolt and Donahue.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Squeeze Play.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4-Boston lost
both games in today's double head
err with Cincinnati In the first game
Boultes gave two bases on balls in
the second inning, which with sin
gle and a triple netted the locals
three runs, making victory certain.
Young was hit hard in the second,
the squeeze play was worked in the
sixth inning. Poor base running
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-22
.FIFTY-ONE NOW [
ON COUNTY gbAG
Mere Prisoners at the canb Than at
my Time During the 4 asst Sew
eral Years.

There are no exactly afty-one
prisoners out the convict gang.
forty-lye colord and SIX whites. This
twots tie largq number that mas been
On the gang N number OF years.
About fifteen Of them were sent out
TO join the camp at the LAST ses
sion OF the city court. while several
were also given a term by Judge
Parker during the recent session OF
the superior court.
At present the convlcts are eaGaasa
II cutting new public road through
HON the oiu cnapei, nve miles from
tie city. 10 the mill OF the Taylor
Cook Cypress Company. Thisp road
Will be three miles in length and VIII
10 convenient for people in that sec
zion OF the county.
A mum er Of the convicts are kept
ousy at tae convict farm. where quite
an extensive farming business is car
ried on. Vegetables. etc. suficien,
10 feed the guards and prisoners Is
raised at the fam.
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DisElct court OF the United States
castefl division, southern district c
Georgia, in bankruptcy.
NAce Of application for dlscharg'
Fl a9nkrutpey In lie matter OF A. G
Jeners, county Of Glynn. Georgia.
To The creditors IT the above name
bankrupt: You are hereby notIfie
that The above mentioned bankrup
HIS Gled ais application for diz.
CHARGE from all of the debts p-f
nhle IN bankruptcy against the
a. c. Jcffers.
The said application will be III
by Hon Emory Sreer. Judge of TN
Unlsad States district court, for sa't
division and di trlct al the United
Suites court house. at Savannah, CT
the 2hth day Of r bruary. 1907
All creditors Of said bankrupt arr
notified to appear at the time and
place stated, and snow cause II an
they can. Why the prayer contained
III snd petition should not be granted
Dated az Savannah, Ca. this 1911
dav ~ February, 1907.
v JOHNSON, CLERK
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Notice.

Any and all persons are hereby for
idden to hunt with dogs, firearms, o
any other way on any of the trac
land situated In the 9th. distri'
:. M. Glynn county. Georgia and know
plantation tract" more partilularl
described in a deed from Mrs. Ami
zee Wright and others TO the Dow
NJ Company aud H. T. McKinnor
.ated March 16, 1905. and RECORDED
Iarch II, 1905, in book WV. foil
IS Of the general records Of Glyn
ounty, Georgia. reference being nerC
had 10 said deed ard record fo'
lore full description: or to fish wit
)ok, seine. nets or in any other Wa
any streams, lakes. ponds or la
cons situated upon said property
ppurtenant and belonging thereto
he undersigned being the owner
aid tract Of land The owner ha
ompied with the law as 10
hese lands. and any person nuntin
r fishing In violation of this Motto
guilty of a misdemeanor under tn
avs of the state of Georgia. and vii
5e prosecuted.
The Downing Company
BY c. Downing.
President
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bonf miss buying Eoup Of The
aroSkaFy and stnHs cocRdxa ware 80
mre seEsHe 81 eos, c@leon NarswAFa
~ ,sss&sy
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thereof 6H~eA8eing. belonging
nr aDpertaining. For the purpose OF
securing the payment OF a certain
prOmieory note for $4,000 PRINCIPAL
and likewise to secure those certain
seven promisory notes for interes'
amounting to $4,000 as appears from
the petition daily filed in this court.
1t is thereupon considered, ordered
adiudged ami decreed By the court
that the said defendant, George vii
son. do pay into the registry of this
court on or before the first day o
the next term OF tits court, the prin
cipal and interest DIE on the sale
notes and mortgage or show cause
WIN he should not nay the same. For
In default thereof. the aforesaid mort
gage will be finally closed and the
equity OF redemption OF the said de
PENDANT. George Wilson, therein for
ever barred
1t is further ordered thai the ser
vice of this rule and decree nisi be
perfected on the said defendant &C
cordIng to law.
In open court, this December 10. 1906
r. A. Parker,
Ifdse Superior Court Brunswick
Circuit.
o. W. Krauss, Plaintiffs Attorney
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WHAT QOESIIFE
INSURANCE COST?
And Where Does Your Money Co?
Some interesting Facts on Thor
ouahIy interesting Theme.

The insurance statutes of Massa-
ehusetts afford the most complete
protection to policy holders of any
state In the union No insurance com
pany ever chartered under ,DIassa-
2husetts reserve laws has ever fail
ed or been involved in insurance scan.
dals.
The Columbian National not onl.
6DSates but is Chartered under the
str snt lawssasH Mass ahusetts anc
only old ling life INSURANCE
company that deposits all monies c-l
ected from this district in ii ,ins ), or
banks until the reserve put in perma
4 ent securities that effect us Locally
It leaves your premium at home. Sur
pose all premiums paid for life In
lurance premiums in this city wer,
left In Brunswick banks, how mus
rreater would your bank @"nosits
The Columbian National now he
money deposited In Burnside, bank
and RrurswicRsa.as been designate
is a permanent fsasltory for all pr,
NUNS collect cles written il
ny district, which is imposed Q
fynn, Ware. Mcintosh. Gee Char
IN, Cllnch. Pierce. Jen AYis an
Wayne counties.
Consider and compare CONVEX
BILE and renewable pol 4 Issued J.,
he Columbian Nation y Life Insu
nee Company OF BosS n. Mass.
= $1,000 COSTS annually
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DAVIS 8 BLACKBERRY

tts MONK ST. PHONE 44s
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LEeAL ADVERTISEMENT.
LEGAL NOTICE.

State Of Georgia, County Of Glynn.
ShssStine F. Werner vs.. George VII
son.
Foreclosure of mortgage in GIynn
superior court, December term, 1906.
1t being represented to the court
by the petition of the plaintiff named
in the above stated case that on the
zUth. day OF August, 1902, the said de-
tendant, George Wilson lid execute
and deliver to Eliza E. Smith a GER
tain mortgage, (Which same and the
notes given and secured by the said
mortgage, were duly transferred TO
said plaintiff) on certain real estate
lying in said county Of Glynn and
state of Georgia an described as f0l-
lows
That certain tract CT parcel Of land
situate, lying and being on 81. Silaon
Island, county of Giynn STAG Of
Georgia, on the western side p said
island, and known as the West Poisz
Plantation said West Point Pl2slIa-
ton containing one tbSSsan3
acres. more or less. and beinHbound-
ed as follows: North by Pixies Bluf
Plantation and a potiin OF the Farm
field tract, the boundary being clear
" defined by neavy embaukment
starting from TIE river commencing
from a large oak tree, south By the
Black lands Stephens. being a lot
formerly owned by Mrs Armstrong
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HneuuSusn.

NneuUSAVIeRs.
Is quickly relieved aad pr0mptiy cure,.
~ Dt Drummond's tightening
Remedies. The intsrnSl remedy 10
pleasant 70 take, acts immediately
and is fer rheumatism only In slI Il
torturlng forms. The external pre-
paration restores stiE Joints. drawn
cords and hardened muscles.
yo9r druggist has not these remedie
Ia stock, do not take anything else.
Send So to the Drummond Medicine
Co., New York, and the full treatment
Of two large bottles will be sent
your express address Agents wanted
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For Sale

"a acre farm. house ana barn, four
miles from city, half mile 20 railroad.
Must be sold within ten days. Price
$3.50. Apply to MRS. L. f SMITH,
=e.=Ss @. s=4 - ohe=. 49n2 ~
r. w. o.
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JOHN D. ROUNTOS
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
SeeelVes Every Day.

@rvasWisk's Candy stoFN.
DuTt bay burnt sugar aud imagine
yOu ere getting pure ehocoiats. sucb
substitutes ara injurious n heSiAh-
Fer pure chocolate &Ha all 0thaF AAn
dies cell Oh ma.
4 fresh supply received every wseG
from Menier the famous eAccolsts
maker. Either IN bulk OF IN ba&utitM
pcund and half pound boras.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND 70
DAccoES, gre
rA~PH GANEN MAnW wm@RAa
#AvAv,
~ NMNnms MRw
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FOUND. Gentleman's bicycle. Owen
er can have same by proper identih
cption and payment for this adyei
tisemeut Apply to News Office
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he home as we'll as the bushes
Brunswick money for 5runswlc
banks. Professional men, sala.ie'
men, wage earners, reflect act an
consult Hoyt w. Gale, District Mana
ger, before taAing out policy
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FOR RENT.--Four room houaa With
bath, stt Eills street Apply 70 ..
h &s1aE ~ Ne ARanaR