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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-06
To Work IdahO-Quincy.
(Mullan Miner.)

Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Cottrell OF
BOSTON. Mass, have arrived IN Null
,on and will make their home here.
Mr.. Cottrell was in this district last
fall and while here he organized the
IDAHO Quincy Mining company the
property Of which lies on Boulder
gulch, and he has returned TINS
snr,ne to devote all his time to his
mining interests. Mr.. Cottreh ~
high in praise of the possibilities OF
the district and will commence de'
velopment on the Idaho-Quincy IN
verv short time. Considerable WORK
has been done on the property ana
:. !. Ma Man to run lower tunnel
to tap the vein at greater Depth
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Sisters Annual Meeting

At the annual meeting Of share
holders of the Sister company on
Monday, the following directors and
officers were elected: President, DIR.
Charles V. Genoway of Spakone;
vice president, Frank P. Maxwell OF
Wallace; secretary and treasurer,
Paris Fl. Rensbaw of Wallace; J. IL.
Perkins of Colfax, Wash, and s.
Maxwell of Wallace. Manager VIM.
Schluting reported that since work
had been resumed, a month ago, zoe
feet of drifting had been done. be-
sides many other underground i'm
provements. Secretary Renshaw re-
ported $2,3S3.67 cash on hand.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-06
The Rex Company.

M. E. w., Omaha, Neb.-We
think the Rex a good buy, as 1t is
almost certain to make big pro-
ducing mine, but we are unable az
yet to tell you how the management
intends to work 1t. A. B. Camp
bell, of Finch & Campbell of Spo-
kane, who hold the control, was
here last week, but said he was not
ready to announce any plans. As
the company's capital has recently
been increased and the new treasury
stock can be easily marketed, we
can see no likelihood of any share
.lolder being frozen out" We pre-
sumo that before long this stock
will be sold, the debts on the mine
paid off, the mill remodeled, the
shaft deepened and lower crosscut
tunnel run to explore the company's
holdings adequately and open up Its
ore bodies at depth. We expect to
see 1t working and shipping yet this
year.
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Two st, Joe Prospects.

nan,el Davis Of Occur d'Alene city
"a ouoted by both Wallace dailies as
being enthusiastic about the pros
~scts Of the Gold Ridge and Black
pr,nca companies, operating proper
t,ss above the head Of navigation on
me st: Joe river. Of which ne IS man J.
. assr THE former IL said to show =, a
large tonnage of ore. assayins wei.
in gold, silver, lead and copper =. anu q
~ 70 be equipped with 2o-stamp
mill this summer. The latter a''eI
, extensively prospected, Is TO
Nc OPENED by o 1oo-toot shalt
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Two 3oldcn Star Companies.

D. p. B.. Spokane, sh.-There
are two Golden Star companies OPP
Grating on Placer creek. One is a
Wallace company owning a group
adjoining the Occur d'Alene Beauty
and near the vienna-International.
II is driving a crosscut tunnel to tap
its ledge under a 10-foot shaft that
shows a fine ledge Of quartz and
Ralena, Joseph F. Whelan Is secre'
tary. Inc other company Is called
the Occur d'Alene Golden Star. II
a a Spokane corporation and We
have been unable SO Tar to learr
anything about It.
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The Great Western Mine.

M. E. W., Omaha, Neb.-Our
opinion of the Great Western Is that
1t stands a very good chance of ma
king a mine. A drift has been run
over 40 feet on the ledge first cut and
it shows a full face of fair grade
concentrating ore. with everything
indicating a large body Of 1t. The
main tunnel has not yet reached the
vein under the big surface showing.
The company is in good financial
condition and its property is we'll
equipped for economical operation.
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M. E. w., Omaha, Neb.-Your
suggestion that we run depart
ment enumerating all assessments
pending land we presume de-
linQuent sales as welD is a good one.
We have long realized that many
nonresident stockholders have lost
their holdings by failure to pay as
sessments of which they received nc
notice, but it is presumed in every
case to have been due to their fail
ure to have their certificates regis
tered in their own names and to
keep the secretaries Of the compa-
MES in which they were interested
advised of their changes of address.
There is no official paper" for the
publication of such notices.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-06
Cuba Looking Fine.

On Sunday last number of the
local shareholders in the Cuba COM
pauy paid visit of inspection to that
mine on Nine Mile, and all are en-
thusiastic about its prospects. The
lower level shows a full face of quartz
that is so highly stained and miner.
allied with iron that It must assur-
eddy make ore very soon, either
ahead in the tunnel, which is now
gaining depth very fast, or at low
er level to be gained by sinking.
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Silver Mountain Company.

Joseph H. Astin of Gem, presi-
dent; Samuel J. .Fennel of Mlllan,
vice president; Joseph s. Pierson of
Wallace, secretarytreasurer; Abe
Wyman and E. Lindsly of Mullan,
are the first board Of directors OF
the newly Incorporated Silver Noun
tain Mining company. 1t has cap
ital of $1,5OO,OOO in 81 shares, OF
which 100000 are in the treasury
It owns the Silver Mountain group
of five claims near Mullan.
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TIPS on Stocks.

c. P, Ridgeway, Pain almost
every issue of the Miner you will
find, either in the editorial columns
or the stock report. our opinions as
to which We consider the most desir-
able of the cheap stocks. Or course,
these are not recommended as in
vestments, as their value is usually
almost entirely speculative.
Publication of Assessment Notices
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Snowstorm as an Investment.

j. w. L., Chicago, Ill.-Npw that
Hecla is unobtainable under 81 a
share, even In large blocks, we
think that 6nOwstorm. which is still
to be had at shade under So. is
probably the better Investment Of
the two.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-06-06
That Alameda Option.

j.. @. b., Missoula, Mont.---We un-
derstand that Mayo, Sachs & Co. OF
Butte have extended the option held
by the Success company on the con;
troll of the Alameda company, but
we do not know this positively. nor
do we have any details OF the deal
Development work In the Alameda
is progressing In the extension OF
the Success No. 2 tunnel.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Our Opinion of Conner King,

C. c. p, Des Moines. Iowa--Our
honest opinion Of Copper King
has been frequently expressed in
these columns. We think It will
make mine, though it may take
some time to do It, II everybody
else shared our views We presume
the stock would be commanding a
higher price than it does at present.
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Pear Ton Shipments.

The Bear Top mine, near Murray,
is shipping steadily. On Sunday last
there was boxcar at Bum siding. on
the Northern Pacific Nine Mile
branch loaded with concentrates and
crude ore OF high grade.
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GOLDEN CHEST NINE
Two More Rich Veins Cut in
Lower Level
BIG ORE TONNAGE IN SIGHT
Improved 20-Stamp Mill Will Start
Soon...New Mill With 100 Stamp.
To Be Erected at Once
Murray SUM-


Since Wednesday of this week good
luck and fortune have been coming to
the Golden Chest people in great
chunks. The strike made In the past
few days will make the property sur
pass anything before anticipated and
will at once rank the Chest amongst
the greatest gold mines of~the world.
This is now an assured fact as every
thing ecessary-values, depth, body,
ETC., are proven.
New Finds Are Rich.
The veins encountered during the
past few days were penetrated by a
crosscut from the main tunnel about
$500 feet from its mouth and at a
depth of 1000 feet. Two distinct
veins. paralleling each other, and
about IL feet apart, one two feet wide
and the other five feet in width, were
cut. Both veins carry ore of high
grade, much Of 1t free milling, with
gold visible to the naked eye, and of
themselves carry sufficient values to
make an immense mine. At the
depth of 1000 feet they are larger
than nearer the surface and their
values hold good.
These later discoveries, In connec-
ton with the recent strike of smaller
veins, carrying ore that assays up
into the thousands of dollars to the
ton, and the discoveries before made,
shows the Golden Chest property to
be an immense dyke of high grade
ore, interspersed with stringers car
rying sensational values.
Undoubtedly Clagett Veins.
The lodges recently discovered are,
undoubtedly, the Clagett veins, which
yielded so much in the early days,
from 1884 to some time in the 80 8,
when, owing to trouble that arose
over the ground, work was suspended
and was not resumed on the upper
i. levels. The latest strike lies to the
west of the main tunnel and Klon-
dixie vein, and is Of great Importance
to all North Side properties, as 1t
proves the ore bodies have great
depth and do not lose In value as
they go down. !
The larger of the two veins just
encountered is on contact between
quartzite and slate, and the smaller
vein lies wholly in the slate. The
ore consists of quartz, the greater
part of which is fine ribbon quartz,
impregnated with sulphides and tel
hurdles and showing specks of free
gold. The ore bodies are dipping
about 40 degrees.
1OO-Stamp Mill Assured.
During the past three years the
Golden Chest 2O-stamp mill has been
closed down while development work
has been pushed, and at this time
over 1000, 600 tons of ore are block
ed out A force Of 40 men with three
machines are still keeping up de-
yelopment work. New concentrating
machinery is daily expected, when the
mill will again be started. The com
many will build a 1O0-stamp mill and
It is the intention to commence worn
on same this season.
The Sun congratulates Superin
tendent Auerbach, who reports the
strike. the company he represents
and the entire North Side, all o.
whom 1t will profit
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"FUERzA De ACCION"
(Pnr Max AviI6,l


Un interesante ibro es 81 ue ha dado
q Ia pub icidad ell j6ven escritor puerto
rriquefo Maximiiano Avil6g.
En- FUER DE ACCION expone AviI6s
para el efciente progreso de los pueblo,
latino-ameTicanog, llamados a altos desti.
nos en- la historic, la teorfa "de la acci6n
Individual" c. mo excelente medic para Ia
conquista del puesto que, entire las nacio-
neS mas cu'taB, deben ocupar dichos pue'
bloP.
Re bnBtece eBa Beorfa con el acdmulo de
Bus observaciones en- el seno de la admira.
BILE democracia noTts americana, y, en- una
seTie de artfculos, exprega, con sobrie3ad
y Claridad, sua ideas, llenas de un vigor
de convict n y f6 que hacen adn mas
inteEesante 50 buen ibro.
Isl el gobierno es inepto -exclama en-
un capftuIo-que ii individuo sea activo."
Piensa Avil6s que la acci6n individual,
con voluntad segura y frme, es el mas
eticaz valedor del progreso de los puebIop.
FUERzA DE ACCIoN es un Iibro real
ments de utilidad. Est6 escrito con sen.
cillez y llaneza de esti o, 10 cual hace re
saltar mas Hu m6rito, puss las ideas que
Contiene son de fdcil compression no obs
tante Ia alteza de las mismas.
Avil6s, que eE adn muy ioven, que
con tirme planta empieza la carrera peIio.
dfstica, puede eBtar seguro de que, como
10 Teconoce el prolcguista de FUERzA DE
AcCIoN, don MaTiano Jose Maduefio, ha
eseFito un libro meTitfsimo.
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PARIS BAzAR

Por el vapor frances llegaron de Paris
los nuevos crer6s de pelO Datural q un pc
DO cincuenta centavo uno, y otra clase
muy c6moda de alambre cubierta con pelo
& 25 centavos,
Adsmds Be hs recibido perfumerfa fna,
f res de Azahar y veloS pora novias aba
nicos de nRcaF, sombrillas fuaS, corses
franceBes de IS uno, flores, plumas, enca.
geB muchas otrsB novedadeF.
PARIS Bazaar de PEDRO GIUSTI,
Forta'eza q.
'sLA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa
suA favorecedores, que acaba de recibir las
legftin as alfombras terciopslo de OTiente,
maTca "Escudo" para Uala, aSf como los
driles de hilo, legftimO ndmerO 100 y il
pijapa y las mejOreS alpacas negraS y casi
mireg ingleSeS.
En- materiales para la confecci6n de
OVmbreroS, ENGAGES, bOrdados, aplicaciones
cors6S; es la casa que tiene siempre el
mejor surtido en- Puerto Rico. HacemoB
snvioB por Correos todos los pueblos de
la isla. TeL$fOnO S7S. p. o. B. 764
San Francisco 5. San Juan P. r.
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L1NEA FRRREA DEL OEsTE

Itin0rario.--salidss de Bayam6n y Capt..
lta Bimultan OamontO.
DiAa laborablo-Naa afiana 6, 7.O5, 8 30
S.46 1l.OO. Tards 1916, Las, BIS. 4.B6, 6.45
Dia6 fOstivos.-Manana 6, 7.O5, $50, 9.46
, 11.O0 TardO 1915, 1.SO, $50, $50, 4.SO
5 46 y $3.50.
BillsSs baratos para dias fsstivos. De
OStaEiO q Bayam6n, ida y vuOlts II ClAaO
S0-26 a. case $O-l6. De Bayam6n O. afo
Yvualta II clRBs $O-15, q Class SO-10
Blllsto OEdinario de Capital q Oat 40 en-
0lRg0 q 4 C0ntaVOa.
Bayam6n, 10 de sspfismbFe de 1905.
Ra q On VAldgs
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Profundo desContentO en- EspafIa.

Madrid Abil "a Dspachos provas
pTofundo
reazado obeniendo
eementoB Ill repubcanos tbon ecta h
hecho palpab los ic
prOvncaa diponen Eeguir npO de capital Caauna
iarn RaraR racancOn
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Mas nOticias.

-PINO INGLES $25 y Pine ameri-
cano $50 tisnen FinIay Bros & Way.
mouth Trad'g Co. Dep6Bitos Marina.
.. Is va.
UN MIRADOR. So desea alquilar
uno que tenga pavimento de MADEIRA. Di'
Tijirse q Ia ofciua de la Singer, Allen St.
5v.E
ENRIQUE MARTINEZ COBAS 90
solicita en- el Consulado de Cuba en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico. 3v.a.
Sc NECESITA uu empleado con
pr6ctica mereantiI. Que sepa ingles y sea
typewriter Dirijirse al apartado de co.
rreos ndmerO 768 5vs.
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TRIBUNAL SUPREME.
Ss1aIamIentOs de apsIaClOneS en- CauSaS Criml'
males. - SGgundO T6rmluQ de SssIOneS
del aRO 1907.

Abril.-Martes 23.- EI Pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra Bsnito De'gado, Ha-
b as Corpus.
Microbes "a Contra Francisco Can
c3l GuzmSU, ultrsie.
Viernes 26 Contra Marcalino Ram:-
rez, aSesinato en- segundo grado.
MarteS 30-ContrA Lucas Behn y otrOs.
Mayo.-MieIcoles Contra Jose Ga
llart y otros, infrAcci6n del s1tfculo 1877
del C6digo Penal.
Jueves 2 2-COntra Gabriel Diaz, po tar
Rrmas prohibidas.
VierneS 3-Contra Jose Amanda Mas.
SO, acometimiento.
Martes 7-Contra Luis GonzRIee; de-
Ito contra naturR.
CIVILEs Mes de Abril. Jue4sz 25.
Samuel G. Boutwell, con The San ban
Light & Transit Company, Mandamus.
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MaterIslsS deRtaIes.

Puntas de diamante para hacer cavida.
des en- los dientes aTtifoiales. Rubber
Dam ForcepS de Extraction. Sarvilletas
ss6. ticss, las cuales, adem&s de la incues.
tionable convsniencia cientffca, envue9vsn
la de economic, por el cogto Iavado de
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Ell tratadO con Santo Domingo.

adopadoS Comt6 xio del com6
contra del ra dmnO pt6 de este ohazano e
ro cu Green adVeT encubiaB rGpOs next las auuaS
Eea1da Od oo6 del Cono sant Domingo enmen
rep6bli
promoS del tn guaente
confadoB ndd satsfaoia luci6n abos
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Los terrOriStaS SuStraen .""
fondos del Gobierno.

Gorno procan de recaudacn onibucone dto
Una bomba de mata. explosives fee da del tuyen
o H uerza cusoba los ondos
aor
adad aOd del nero onduc caTrua exada
hchO aqua
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tohallas Asbestos en- polvo, y. en- libra,
para investir puentes juntamsnte con el
Molding Sand, la cual mezcIat eB Ia que
est6 hoy de moda en- los dentfstss moder,
nistas. EscupidOrea de metal niquelado.
(COntinusrd } Dep6sito Dental de J sc
Salgado Jim6aez, 36 San Francisco.
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ESCuadraS para Jamestown.

Gibral Abil "a 4AyeE pa6 el streo camno Jmeawn-Es
dos UndoT log aa udn japon@s repreaen 81 MikadO
Do Bermuda ambien brcO
do igual umbo
dnarin coDing8nts viItantes
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SHRVIGI0 ESPECIAL DE- CABLES
La DemocraCia" ! la Gorrespondencia'
UNIDAS
~~co~~~~s~~~vo~oo~~~r~~
Ell Gar yIa disOIuCi6n de Ia Duna.

ha
q eempT
6Bu de
stlypin psacio
h
La
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rcu
reponldad
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SEPASE.

Que no publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados pOr adelantado.
CEdR geis palabrGs 30 eueDtarl pOr una If
nOa y la lfn0a vale die7 contavOs.
Las osFtas que vsngan con communicates
Rfn az ATnpoPts NO NnntsBtSn
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lhnlCEnnR GENERAL

ts9NsEJo LAS MADREs-E jarabe caln1ante de
Il Se wa Wnslow debe sempTe que los nHos estaD
= Tiodo de dentiei6n. Proporcona aiyo immediate
pequeho pacente produce un sleno natural ranquo,
Va e door el angelic despierta muy vivo alegre.
muy agradable al paadar, caima al nino ablanda
eas aiviS Dolores hace fseles las flnciones del
nocdo para Ia darrea va rovenga esta de dentcion
e cuaquera causa sngase mueho cuidado pedi
i Jarabe Calnante De IA SeHnrS Winslow: el neol
Is todos. s.S~"
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MunIcIpI0 De AanaCa0

En- podsr de Guadalupe Rivera, ha 81
10 depositado un caballo, sin dut no como
cido, de color rucio moro, como de siete
nos de edsd, marcado E. A. B er ambas
nalgaH. Tiene ademas varias manchas de
p'ojillo.
Lo que hsgo p6blico, en- cumplimiento
de 10 que dispone eI artfculo 622 del CO
digo Civil VICENTE. Humacao % de AbIii
de 1907 Emilio Cuodra, AIcalde. We.
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N. R. SILVA

PlateTO, especialista en- monturas tifano
y otras, estilO modernO, prendas de oro y
plata precios m0dicOs, garantiza sus tra-
bajOs y respOnde de la prenda que Sc Ie
confTe. Casa de PrestamOs. IL. Luna II
Hace tola clAse de OperaciOnes de presta-
lnna nnhra nIhains de nEn V nlafa
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En- eEta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
ri6dico viejO & $500 los 46 kilos (wn QtESs(
toL
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La TIENDITA
Al IadO del AyuntamIentO

DE J. ECHEvARRIA.
DediCado expresamente la venta de
efectoa rsligiosoS, juguetes y TRACES para
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
SEEK WITNESS
IN REID CASE
MckinIey's Preliminary Examination
on Charge of Shooting His Aged
Uncle Will Be Finished
Today

Preliminary examination of William
J. Mckinley, charged with an assault
with intent to commit murder upon his
aged uncle William Reid, will be fin
ished today before Justice Pierce of
the township court and 1t will then be
decided whether Mckinley will be freed
or whether he will have to face trial
in the higher court.
The assault is alleged by the state
to have occurred at Reid's cottage on
a ranch owned by him just outside the
western limits of the city, December
IA. 1t is alleged that Mckinley went
to his uncle's home on that night and
knocked at the door. Reid testified
that he opened the door and that his
nephew quickly entered and seized him,
throwing him back against his bed and
firing two bullets into his face as he
stood and two more as he dropped to
the ground praying for mercy.
Three blood stained bullets were pro-
duced in court yesterday by Reid, who
is over 70 years of age. He testified
that the bullets were fired into the roof
of his mouth at the time of his nephew S
assault and that two days later they
worked their way through and dropped
into his mouth.
The bullets were % caliber and fired
from a revolver Detectives yesterday
testified that when they searched Nc
Kinleys room they found a revolver
of that pattern in his trunk and that
the weapon had five empty cartridges
in 1t.
The officers further testified that Nc
Kinley had denied the existence of the
gun until it was produced and shown
him, when he had stated that he had
bought the weapon years before and
| had forgotten it.
A witness is wanted to complete the
case for the prosecution and efforts are
being made to have him in court this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
MARYSVILLE ON EDGE WITH
FIGHT ANTICIPATION

MARYSVILLE, Feb. 2O.-Never be-
fore in the history of fightdom in this
part of the state has an event mani
tested the interest as that of the ap-
preaching carnival which is to be held
in this city on the afternoon of WASH
ington's birthday.
Rufe Turner is confident of his
chances for victory and is leaving moth
ing undone to condition himself. The
shady boy from Stockton is out on the
road bright and early every morning
and in the afternoon devotes his atten-
tion to the work in the gym.
Since his arrival in this city he has
made many friends among the local
followers of the fistic game and from
the present outlook some good heavy
wagers will be made on him.
He is a we'll put up lad and has a
wallOp slowed away in each mitt that
would bring home the bacon. He is
being assisted in his training work by
his brother-in-law, Joe Fitz, Jim Brad
ley and Young Rem.
"Cyclone" Thompson, who is quite
well known to the sports of this city,
also has a large following here. He
is a fighter of the slugging type and
has kick in both mitts. The fights are
to be pulled off in large tent and the
first preliminary event will be staged
at o'clock on the afternoon of the 22d.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
PITCHER ED WALSH
PROVES A WONDER

Big Ed Walsh of the Chicago Amer
leans has another claim to fame aside
from being a matinee idol and the star
pitcher of the worlds champions.
1t is indeed seldom that Wee Willie
Keeler the hard-hitting right tielder
of the New York Americans, fans out.
Only twice last season did Keeler wend
his way back to the bench on strikes
and both times Walsh caused him to
Whiff three times.
Keeler has gone through several years
of his big league career without strik-
ing out, and had it not been for Walsh
and his spit" ball he might have re-
peated the feat last season.
Up and until July Keeler had clean
record and it looked as if he might 80
through without a black spot. 1t was
on Sunday in that memorable O-to-0-
ten-inning battle between Walsh and
Chesbro that Keeler jumped into the
list of strikeouts. Just four days later
Walsh repeated the feat i'm a game
at New York
1t was the elusive spit" ban that
caused Willie to go down to defeat.
No other pitcher succeeded in out
guessing Willie during the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-21
SHEEPSHEAD BAY TRAINERS
SHIP TO BENNINGS

Trainers at Sheepshead Bay are al
ready preparing to ship to Washington
for the Bennings spring meeting. The
winter has been such an open one at
the Bay that the horses are far ad-
vanced, and the finishing touches can
be put on in a short time at the Ben
nings track.
The first trainer to leave is Farmer
Bill Scully, who shipped eleven head.
In this lot there are the 3-year-old Pins
and Needles, and the following 2-year-
olds, which We're purchased at the
yearling sales last summer: Zollicoffer,
bay colt Senpronious-Zellitic Norbit,
bay colt by Inspector B-Varnish; Won
der Worker, bay colt by Sorcerer-Lulu
H; Jiles Johnson, bay colt by Mon
tana-Amelia Fonso Bob Gray, brown
colt by Mako Bavaria; Phoebe Snow,
bay filly by Peep O'Day- -Regalia H.,
and the following unnamed youngsters
Gray colt by MassetaI Izeyl, bay colt
by Rainbow-Lady Premier, chestnut
filly by Compute Reginallia.
Trainer James Rove of the j. R.
Keene stable has returned from Mt.
Clemens Springs, where he has been
treated for rheumatism. He will take
charge of the extensive string of Keene
horses now quartered at Sheepshead
BaV