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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17

T. J. Turk, late Republican can
didate for sheriff, has started a
meat market at Chewelah.
At the Northport city election
the Socialists, who had full con-
troll OF the city administration. were
completely wiped out of municipal
politics. Their entire ticket was
defeated by a vote of about IS to 26.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17
The National Forests

Washington, Dec. 14.-The in
stitution of six district offices in the
west by the United States forest
service, a big piece OF work which
has just been completed. involves
a complete change in the machin-
cry of this branch Of the govern
ment as regards the handling OF
national forests. As result OF the
reorganization the forest service
force at the headquarters in this
city has been reduced to the gen.
eral administrative officers, and to
those who are conducting the in
vestigative work of the service out
side of the national forests.
The six districts which have the
same boundaries as the old inspec-
ton districts, will be in charge of
six district foresttrs, with head
quarters in Denver, Col; Ogden,
Utah; Albuquerque. N. NJ; Mis-
soula, Mont; San Francisco, CAL,
and Portland, Ore. For nearly a
year preparation for the district
organization has been going quietly
but steadily forward This has
thrown an additional burden upon
a force already excessively busy,
but the work has been accom-
plished and accomplished on time.
The transition has been particu-
larly remarkable because it in
volved no material delay in the
transaction of national forest bust
ness while the change was going on.
''The forest service" said Clifford
| Pinchot, United States forester, sis
putting large part of it's work
into the field. where it belongs.
The organization on Dec. / of the
national forests into six districts,
each in charge of local force un-
der a district forester is some
thing we have been working
! towards for a long time. That we
| have not done it sooner is because
we did not have a sufficient num-
Der of trained men to equip the
districts.
"rhe district organization will
mean much freer use of the ma
tional forests by the people, be-
cause there will not be the delay
inevitabl so long as national for
est business is handled from Wash
ington. 1t is also going to mean
that there will always be officers
with the power to make decisions,
near the ground, who can look into
the facts for themselves, wherever
necessary, without having to decide
them at long range. l believe
every man who uses the national
forests will realize these things in
side of six months"
1t is probable that there have
never been new government officers
started with their procedure SO
fully and definitely outlined as
that for the six district Offices of
OF the forest service in the west. It
has been possible to start all the
Offices we'll equipped with men
with both the training and expert
ence to take up the work. A large
proportion of them are men who
who have formerly been in charge
OF national forests, and who have
been promoted to higher positions
as the direct result of their eff
cheney. All the district officers are
familiar with western conditions.
Many of them were born in the
west and lived there before and
after they entered the government
forest work.
| Al,>~eS~>l 7 ~<~~.~
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17
Advertised Letters

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Newport, Wash. P. 0. to date. are
The oasis., 1908-09-05

nepbew a Long Chong, who keeps .
grocery store 40 The corner Of Nor.
Icy avenue and East street His
charge was detained on examina.
ton at Hong Kong on account Of
having trachomea, the eye trouble
that shuts out all immigrants hav.
ing it. Reaching San Francisco
Yin Chung wrote the uncle Of the
boy describing the difficulty, and
asking that the sum of $50
be RENTED him to send to
Hong Kong to fix the examining
surgeon. The money was sent. In
some way the transaction reached
the ears of the United States Off
Gals, which resulted in the arrest
of the accused. OF course the doc
tor who was to be fixed denies in
dignantly that there was any un-
derstanding with him, and the
assertion is that the Chinaman APP
propriated the money to his own
use. Atany rate, whether the money
went no farther than the accused
or went to the Hong Kong surgeon,
there was a fraudulent use of the
mails, and Judge Williams held so,
binding the accused in the sum of
$500 to appear in the United States
district court in San Francisco.
When the accused gets to trial
there will be developed further de-
tails in the case, and the true
inwardness of the affair may be
learned. At this writing the ac-
cused has not given bail, but it is
thought that he will. If he does
he will have to 60 to San Francisco
at his own expense, but can remain
at Nogales until needed, which
may be u number of months. II
he cannot give bail he will be taken
to San Francisco by the govern
ment and lie in Jail until the
trial.
The oasis., 1908-09-05
BASE BALL NOTES.
Reds & Nationals 3

Reds 8, Nationals 2.
The Reds defeated the Nationals
in a holly contested game last Sun
day. 1t was without doubt one Of
the best games ever played in
Nogales.
The Nationals were first to bat
but failed to score, and went into
the field just long enough for the
Reds to run into a triple play.
Hannah led off for the Reds with a
safe hit; Diez hit safe and advanced
Hannah to second; Campas knocked
a swift ground ball to Perez, who
picked it up and touched third,
then threw it to second, and second
to first, making as neat play as
was ever pulled off here. In the
second the Nationals scored twice.
In the fourth the Reds made a
tally. In the fifth with two down
Ashford dropped a safe one behind
third, stole second when the left
fielder threw the ball to pitcher in
stead of to second, then stole third,
and stole home, when the third
baseman dropped the catcher's
throw and allowed the ball to roll
a few feet away, and tied the score.
From the fifth to the last OF the
ninth neither side scored, when,
with two down and man on third,
Urbina drove a liner to the third
baseman, who dropped it, and the
winning run crossed the plate.
Busch pitched steady game for
the Nationals, while Campas and
Hannah did the heavy work for the
Reds.
The lineup of the teams:
The oasis., 1908-09-05
important Notice to the Public.

This company, which owns the
Ryall and Mix mining concessions
on the Yaqui river, has begun an
active campaign of exploration and
development of its property. The
program of the work contemplated
includes in its scope both the pros
pecting of the territory covered by
the concessions by parties employed
by the company and the granting
of permits, on reasonable basis of
royalty, to outsiders who may
desire to carry on such exploration
work and locate property within
the territory controlled.
The territory covered by the con-
cession includes everything between
the Yaqui and Tecoripa rivers, and
between the town of Cumuripa and
line drawn east and west from
the Mojonera del Guamuchil above
San Antonio de la Huerta, and the
Ojo de Aqua above the town of
Tecoripa on the Tecoripa river.
The territory is located in the dis
tricts of Ures, Hermosillo and
Guaymas.
The administration office of the
company will be Fundicion. All
communications, for the present,
may be addressed to the company's
secretary, w. P. Tucker.
In view of the many commune
cations which the company has
received from various persons rela-
tive to announcements which they
have desired to make within the
concessions, it has been decided to
give to all those who have ex-
pressed a desire to make such loca-
tons, because of the expense to
which they have already been put,
preferential opportunity to do so
on a just basis. 1t will be neces-
sary in order to insure this privi-
lege, to perfect arrangements with
the company to that end at an
early date.
YAQUI MINING COMPANY, S. A.
W. P. TUCKER,
Acting Secretary.
Fundicion, Sonora, Mexico.
The oasis., 1908-09-05
lineup of the teams:

Nationals. @ 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Reds 40 0 l 0 0 0 0 Is
Time, l 10. Umpire, O'Connor.
The Reds are under new man
agement, Mr.. Brady having handed
over the managerial reins to Mr..
Harry Renshaw.
Walter Bailey, the Nationals
right fielder, has quit playing ball,
as he cannot ride the line and play
ball also.
Manuel Moreno, the crack little
Nogales infelder, went to Quay
mas last week to work for the
Sonora News Co. He will also APP
pear in a Guaymas ball uniform
during the winter season. He will
be missed by the Nogales boys,
Kuhn, the Reds latest find,
played a steady, clean game for
them at second, Sunday.
Judge O'Connor is all to the good
at umpiring. He rushed the game
through in an hour and ten
minutes.
Tomorrow the Reds and Nation
ais will mix it again and on Labor
day also. Whoever witnesses these
games Sunday and Monday will
see two good contests, so do not
miss them.
The oasis., 1908-09-05
Accused ofFrauduIent Use Of Mail.

Last Saturday Judge Williams,
United States Court Commissioner,
held an examination of China
man named YIN Chung, who
stands accused OF using the United
States mails for a fraudulent pur-
pose. 1t seems that the accused
returned not long ago from China,
and was to bring with him the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
WHITEY GUESE BUMPED HARD Ryan Retires Him After the Fifth. COLLEGE BOY TRIES IT Ernest Murray Could Not Hold the
 memphians. shsnnon shows Up Bat Ryan Holds To His uspension--Attendanc
 at Fed Elm Park Is
 grliy 5000.

Memphis. Tenn. July Il--(Special.)-- Whitey Guese was bumped nara and often in the third contest at Reo Elm Park today ana retired in the nth af- ter allowing eleven nuts and seven rEES.
 Ernest Murray, a former Sewanee collegian, repiaced Guese and although he was chesred by delegation from honor he was rudeiy received by the hard hitting Mempnians. who added four runs and six hits. including a triple and double.
 Murphy started of the first inntns by singlina and when Greminger begged wila to catch BaerwaId on his hunt. Murphy trotted all the way home This biunder seemed to dishearten (iuese. ana before the side was retired 9onahue had sacrificed and Carey. Babb and owens had hit safe, the laf- ters rap being a two-bagger. Red nond finallv retired the side on strikes. but q three run lead had been taKHn
 Runs were added on terrific drives in the succeeding rounds. Guese re- tiring. after n:ne locals faced him in the nfth. four hitting safe, three scor- tnE ana three being left on bases
 A boot of Owens's grounded by Greminxer again helped tho local
 ssarrity seemed in form and the two runs made on him by Ryan and Req gan resulted from high throws ovar Carey's head to catch the batter. who home.
 The only hahn Manager Ryan receiv- ed was in his share of the large att tendance, which approached tho 1000 mark.
 Catcher shannon was in uniform. Hc has asked for forgiveness for two days absence without permission of Manager Ryan. but Ryan says he has referred Shannon's case tO President Chambers.
 Rockenfield wired that he would Iioin the team in New Orleans Monday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
LOSE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Atlanta Team's Players Drop Title to
 Vlrginiams.

Atlanta Team's Players Drop Title fo
 Vlrginiams.
 Atlanta, Ga, July 11.-Bryan Grant and Nat Thornton today relinquished the doubles title of the Southern Lawn Tennis Association, after holding 1t two years in succession. to Whitehead and Winston, the Norfolk, Va, team. who simply played the Atlantans on the courts.
 The victory was complete surprise, the Virginians taking it easily, with Grant and Thornton winning but one set. The score was 6-2, 6-3. 4-6, 6-4. In the mixed doubles another title was decided when Miss Jones and Mir. Jones of Atlanta won from Mrs. Blanc Mon roe and Bland Logan, of New Orleans, by the score of 6-3. 2-6. 6-4. The win- ners went through the semi-fnals and finals, winning their matches handily. In the semi-final they won from Miss Brown and Mir. CoIquitt of Atlanta. T-5. 6-l and in the finals from Miss Murphy of New Orleans and Eden Tay- Tor of Macon, 6-4, 6-1.
 Whitehead of the winning doubles team, triumphed over Cowan Rodgers of Knoxville in the singles, finals, S-6, 2-6, O-6, 6-3, 6-4 and on Monday will plav Nat Thornton of Atlanta, cham pioi1. for. the title. This will be the conclusion of thee meet. The consola- ton finals was taken by Logan of New Orleans over Sanders of the same city 6-A 6-l ll-9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
A PITCHERS BATTLE GULLs FINALLY LAND GAME FROM
 VOLUNTEERS. Crisp, the New Catcher, Played Ht~ First Game With the Sea GuIls and M.de a Favorable
 impression.

Mobile. July 11-(Special.) )--Little Woodie Thornton grabbed a big bat in the sixth inning of today's affray. No Gull had flown as far as first base up to that time and things looked good for Win Kellum- to do a Cy Young stunt.
 But Butler erred on a Erounder of James and the second sacker rested on dlst Hope orose again but died when Crisp sacrificed, but James was out at second, Crisp perching on first.
 Hickman famed. And then came the diminuttve lad that used to run a Montgomery billiard hall. He stepped to the plate and when the bali got back to the infield, he was perched on third and Crisp had counted. (Shouts of hurrah for Thornton: Oh. you Kid. etc.) Sentell drtbb!ed one more towar Butler and again the short stop pera formed in the field. like Casey did al bat. and the second and winning run came home.
 O. very well.
 Massing relieved Sabrie at first base In the fifth inning.
 Crisp, the new. catcher. played his first game with Mobile and made a favorable impression.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
THE RACES
BrighYon Beach Results.

Rrtrhfor Beach, N T., July 11.-- Frank Gill, running at his best. s easily won the Trident Handicap. one ana day before a crowd of 15,0o0 persons :. in Ine place een' of the h sS5.Soo Brighton Han dicap, and 2 fairly good neIa "a went ssngtN tC and half.. passing the stand. Ine first time on the lower turn, Notter on Frank Gill sent him well into the lead Hessian made up some ground but could not catch the leader.
 First race. selling, six fufIongs--Ja. S, l. sobite; iio SMusgrany,es}l rn,s}. ,S 10 a' won: ec; Time. I:ls 2-5 Kentucky Beau. Tile ing, Explosion, SalvoIattle, SanEuine, 0gssn second aarSassisS Taes ssiins @ fvs and half 10, won; Terror, IF (Dugan) 5 to |, second; st. Withheld, ilt tUptono to Hammock Ii 1R1rS hoy s; and Beauty Bright ran. Third race, selling, six furlongs- Comedisnne, l07 (Daniell to 10, won: srImaldi ios SS9tss,TTlR g,Tler ls D fSird Time, 1:1S. Easton, Umbrella, Trou- yeur Deadgone, Eastman, Mirdli ran.
 Fourth race the Trident aEn;,ndicaRs, E.;, Sts 1NottsrS snu Il to o 5. won. Hessian, lso (DuEanS { to 5, second; Gold Lady. 1l5 (McCahey) to 1, third. Time, 2:04 1-b. old Honesty and Running Water ran.
 Fifth race, one mile--Big Chief, 121 (Notter) IS to 20, won; Bouquet, 106 (McDaniel) II to 10, second; Tennis, 97 (Yorke) 50 to 1. third. Time, l:Ss' Only three starters.
 Sixth race, handicap, 2-year-olds, five and a half Iurlongs-Verbatim 100 (Sumterl 20 to l. won: Gliding Belle. ii0 (McCarthy) 3 to 1, third. Time, i:07 4-5. Timbuctoo, Chadlnch, Siskin, Personal, Patsy and Gus Helm ran.
 Wayne Musical Comedy Co.
 Sacred Concert
 This AfteFnoOn at 4t3O
 Tonight at ssSo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
Attendance Small But Y M C. A.
 Held First Athletic Meet

Stratford. 8; Biedsoe, 1. Time, il i-2.
 Two hundred and twenty yards dash -.sdcQueen, 5; Bledsoe, 3: Knabe. I. Time. :24 3-4.
 Running broad iump-Lincoln. &; Cosen. 3; Stratford, 1. Distance. II 1t. 9 lu Running high jump--Lincoln, s; . in.
 Half mile run-Stratford. g. Knabe, 3; Bledsoe, 1. Time, 2:25.
 Total aR Rerages-Stratfosd 12; Lin- coin. 10; Mcqueen, 10; Bledsoe, 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

will play with the Climbers has not yet been determined. It is possible that he Will be assigned to care for the third bag and Greminger will be shifted permanently to first. This combina- ton looks well on paper In case some other arrangement is made for the in- field, he will play one of the outfields
 Spike shannon has become repentant and has elected to handle again the shoots of the Montgomery pitchers Manager Ryan has forgiven him and will permit him to do his duty. In other words hk has promised that he
 never is to be bad no more," and the manager will take him at his word. This encouragement, will please the fans for Spike is one of the best catchers that ever spoke behind batters back in this league. His throwing to bases has been the feature of many a game this season, and has made many ambltt- ous base stealers modest and retiring. Every one wishes to see Spike continue the clip of the wings of the leagues speed artists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
Rockenfeld Comes Monday;
 Shannon Is Reinstated

Rockenfeld, formerly with Little Rock and playing this season with the Jersey City team of the Eastern League, has been secured by the Mont gomery Club and will leave Jersey City Monday for this city.
 It is the intention of the manage ment to strengthen the Climbers and for some time they have been search ing for a man of high calibre to boost up the crippled Montgomery team. In Rockenfeld they have found such a player as they were looking for.
 When with Little Rock, the recent acquisition of the Climbers proved him self one of the classiest men in the league, fitting in either the infield or outfield. His work with the Jersey City team has been noteworthy. his manner of yielding the willow detract- ing greatly from the standard of per forma nces of opposing pitchers. Duf- ing the present season he has been hit- ting at a 300 or better clip
 Exactly what position Rockenfeld
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
BABE BUYS TWO
 CAROLINA PLAYERS

Memphis, July 11-(SpeciaD-Shor stop Lindsey of the Winston-Salem. Carolina League Club and Pitcher Wills of Anderson in the same circuit have been purchased by the Memphis team &C., cording to announcement here today. They will report August IF. This is believed to be the first deal by a Southern club towards strengthen ing for 1909.
 Manager Babb also announces the practical sale of Short-stop Cranston to the Philadelphia Americans. Thir- ty-five hundred dollars was the price stated.
 Wayne Musical Comedy Co.
 Sacred Concert
 This Afternoon at 4I3O
 and Tonight at Ss3O
 Majestic Theatre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

the YoIng Mems Christian Association present at the athletic meet at Vandi- ver Park yesterday afternoon, so few. in fact, that 1t was decided by the nnanaTers 10 postpone the contest for tbe medals until later. The absence of many was explained on the ground that they had misunderstood the date of the meet.
 won first place; Lincoln and Mcqueen heinz second with ten each.
 Following is list of the events, en- tries, winners and points scored and of the records made:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
NOTICE

Public sale of County mules at EufauIa. Ala on Tuesday the 21 day of July. 190s During the legal hours of lsale. we will offer for sale for cash 2s> head of g5sd mules being the balance of the Barbour County Road Mules We reserve the righ- to sell any of these mules hefore above named date at popular prices, Any per sons interested will please call and see Mir. Geo Crantharn at Clayton. who will tako pleasure in showing the mules and give
 j. J. g. WILLIS,
 C. F. MASSEY,
 W. T. TEAL. July 6. 1908. Committed --14t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ChIcaEo VIctorioun :.

Philadelphia. July 1.-The Chicago Americans today played tn cir second sixteen-inning game in successive days winning here, to f. Jones scored the deciding run on his two bagger Vick- erss failure to cover first mase on Is- bells grounder, and Dougherty's sacri- flee fly. Vickers and Walsh had su- perb control each giving only one base on balls. Score: RIFE.
 ..,. 900 no O2O 900 900 1-5 II 1
 -. .OOi 100 OO2 900 coo o-4 IS ?
 Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan: Wick CTS and Schreck. Time. 3:17. Umpire. Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
OIrmnIo Tennls Games.

Wimbledon. July 1.-The singles in the lawn tennis match in connection with the Olympic games was concluded today. J. c. Ritchie, the English player won the gold medal and Froilz- helm, Germany, the silver medal. Ritchie's score was 3 to 0. Mrs Lam bert Chambers, who was defeated in 1907 by May Sutton, of California, for the British championship won the gold exception of Froilzheim, no foreign or colonial contestant reached the final
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
A CARD.
July 6. 1908. 14t

For 14 years have travelled almost the face of the Earth in search of relief. have consulted and been treated. by the skill of Greece, France, Germany and America, with the result that 1t has kept me poor and a wanderer. was advised to call in pr. John H. Blue, which did. and thanks to him, I am a we'll and happy man.
 If this card will save others from suffer ing as have. I will not begrudge its cost. A vassiliady. 22I Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
Ne,r YorI. WIna Rofh.

New York July 1.-The New York American League team won both games of a double-header from Cleveland to- day by the score of 3 to 2 in each game. Score:
 First game: R.H.E. Cleveland ... 900 900 O6s-2 ? Q New York ~ 900 GOO OO3-3 2 1
 Batteries-Liebhardt and Bemis; Hogg and Sweeney. Time. :45 Um- pires. Sheridan and Evans. Score:
 Second game: R H 10: Cleveland ....010 001 O00-2 3 New York ..... OO2 001 00s--3
 Batteries-BerRer and Benis; Lake and Kleinow. Time. 2:00. Umpifesr Sheridan and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

has decided to transfer his establish- meat to Scheveningen. fashionable bathing resort in the Netherlands. be- cause of the vigorous application of the anti gambling law. Recently, the police have raided several of these es- tablishments in ostend arrested sev- eral occupants of the rooms, and seized stakes valued at thousands of dollars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
WILL RELEAsE aaeNEAL.
alolesworth Is Out I4ooIlps for Pla;
nlrn,Inrhann Iniv 11-A

Birmingham, July 11.--A telegram received by President Baugh of the Birmingharn Baseball Association today from Manager Molesworth, announces that Pitcher McNeal has been sent home League McNeal will be given his re- lease.
 The telegram announces that Man aEer Molesworth has other players in view for the club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
GreenviIIe Winn Game.

Greenville. July 1-(SpeciaD-The Greenville base ball team defeated Red dock Spring in very interesting and exciting game of ball Friday. the score being to ?.
 The score was 3 to until the ninth. when Greenville scored four runs. The features of the game was the good support and fast fielding given by both teams
 Bryant: Reddock Springs. Colley, Bar mum and Lewis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
BARONS LOSE BOTH
TRAVELLERS SUCCEED IN LANDING THE D0UBLE-HEADER.
In the Two Game. Little Rock Scored Total of Thirty-three Runs --Robinson Bntted
 Out of Box.

Little Rock. Ark. July 1i.--Little Rock made It three out of four from birmingham today by winning both games of a double~header. in the two games the locals scored a total of thir- ty-three runs. Robinson was batted out of the box In the first game while Robertatlle suffered like fate in the second. Neuer was in fine form, allow ing but two hits and blanking the wis., itors with but twenty-nine men facing him in the nine innings
 Efrat Gsonae
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
.Gn1ne Id TallnnAce.

Tallassee.. July 11-(Specia)--A. very Interesting game of ball was played here yesterday between the first and second team. The first team did not find 1t any trouble at all to walk away with the second. The score was to 2 in favor of the first team.
 Batteries-First. Patterson and Mob Icy; Second, Redden, Wilson and Holden
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

Surnmary-Inning pitched. by Rob- ertallle, l-3; by Bauer, 2-3. Hits on Robertatlle. -: off Bauer 8. Three CT. Becker. ?; Connors, Stolen base Page. Base on balls. off Neuer, 2; off Robertaille ?; off Bauer, s. Strxrck out. by Neuer, 4; by Robertaille, 2; by Bauer, 3. Passed ball. Meek. Wild pitch, Robertailie Double play. Neues to Conners. Time. 2;15. Umpire, Fits- simmons.